Walter C. Dornez​ᅠ⠀

The Millennium

High agility, High speed/reflexes, Monofilament Wires (weapon), Superhuman strength, Superhuman Speed, Superhuman Stamina, Advanced Combat

Walter's primary weapons are a set of very long razor wires, which he controls as if they were extensions of his own body. The wires are sharp enough to slice through steel and concrete with no trouble, he can use them to bind and restrain targets without damaging them. He can move objects without damaging them. He is also able to hold several of the wires between his teeth without any damage to himself. The wires themselves can be used to attack from virtually any angle, and seem to hover around Walter himself in an omnidirectional manner during combat. He can cause drastic shifts in their positions with extremely small movements, and even manipulate them without any apparent movement at all. The wires move much more quickly than even Walter himself does, and are extremely hard to see. He is also able to release wires from his control, the wires suspending him in midair were not attached to his gloves. He also showed the ability to have the wires encircle him as he walked around without any contact with them. The wires were shown to span at least the width of a typical skyscraper and reach at an angle from the ground to the middle of the Deus Ex Machina zeppelin. The limit to the number of wires Walter can summon is not known.

Artificial vampire but he does not drink blood or display any vampiric activity

Walter was fairly thin and short. He had a black wolf cut which is stylized in a long side burn and revealing ears. His eyes are sharp and wide, with his pupil colored blue. His skin is pale-white. He wore a white shirt under a black vest with matching black trousers and shoes. His outfit is finished up with a pair of black fingerless gloves.

he appeared to be belligerent, short-tempered, foul-mouthed, arrogant, and almost sadistic in his love of battle. He would loudly brag and regularly insult his opponents. He was greatly annoyed by The Major's lack of fear of him after seeing him easily kill several soldiers.