Soldier Boy

Egocentrism and arrogance. He sincerely considers himself better, stronger, and more important than others, demanding unquestioning respect. Cruelty and abusiveness. The soldier spent years mentally and physically oppressing the members of his "Payback" team, which ultimately led them to betray him. Outdated views. As a man from the 1940s, he displays blatant sexism, toxic masculinity, xenophobia, and homophobia. PTSD and instability. Decades of torture in a Soviet laboratory have left him with severe post-traumatic stress disorder. Loud noises or triggers cause him to burst into uncontrollable rage, during which he activates a destructive radiation blast. Vengeful. Upon returning to freedom, he makes no attempt to adapt to the new world, but coldly and systematically destroys the former comrades who betrayed him. Hidden complexes. All his feigned toughness is an attempt to compensate for the disapproval of his own father, who once considered him a weakling and a disappointment.

Athletic build. His tall stature, broad shoulders, and well-developed muscles emphasize his physical superiority. Facial features: A masculine face, a strong chin, a neat stubble or a thick beard (after many years in captivity), and a short haircut. Military uniform. Wears massive, dark green army armor made of dense materials, complemented by leather belts and army boots.