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Doop

 

Universe
Marvel Universe

Real Name
Doop (presumed)

Aliases
Possibly Daap

Identity
No dual identity

Occupation
Former cameraman, portable storage facility, priest

Citizenship
U.S.A. (presumed)

Place of Birth
Unrevealed

Known Relatives
None

Group Affiliation
Formerly X-Statix/X-Force

Education
Unrevealed

Height
Variable, usually around 3’

Weight
Variable

Eyes
Fuchsia

Hair
Black (sparse)

Powers
Doop's body contained a nightmare dimension called Doop Land, which he could access by turning himself inside-out. He had roughly Class 100 strength and an untested level of energy projection, which included the ability to fire energy blasts from his brain and the power to emit a short-range energy pulse that prevented psychic intrusion. Doop’s body contained a backup brain, which could sustain him for a short period of time in the absence of his primary brain. Having no legs, Doop moved via levitation. He could inflate his body to unknown proportions. The full extent of Doop’s many powers is unknown.

Abilities
Doop usually spoke in his own unique yet easily comprehensible language, but was also fluent in at least English. He was an excellent cameraman.

Weapons
None

Paraphernalia
Video camera used to tape X-Statix missions

First Appearance
X-Force #116 (2001)

Origin
X-Statix #21 (2004)

Significant Issues
Filmed Boyz R Us massacre (X-Force #116-117, 2001); accidentally trapped teammates in Doop Land (X-Force #123, 2002); opened Doop Children's Hospital (X-Force #129, 2002); killed X-Statix hopeful Corkscrew (X-Statix #1, 2002); teamed with Wolverine to protect Pink Lady (Wolverine/Doop #1-2, 2003); kidnapped by Russian terrorists, brain exploded (X-Statix #21, 2004); Avengers and X-Statix fought over Doop's brain (X-Statix #21-25, 2004); seemingly killed during final X-Statix mission (X-Statix #26, 2004)

The product of a Cold War era U.S. military experiment, Doop was instrumental in the fall of the Soviet Union. Little is known of Doop’s whereabouts between that period and his recent job as cameraman for the media-savvy, profit-driven mutant superteam X-Force, but at some point he befriended Wolverine and possibly became a priest. Doop's unique look and quirky personality made him arguably X-Force's most popular member, with Doop merchandise everywhere. One of the few X-Force members to survive the Boyz R Us massacre, Doop immediately took to the new team leader, Mister Sensitive. When former team manager the Coach betrayed U-Go Girl and Mister Sensitive, Doop convinced Wolverine to intervene on their behalf. Curiously, Doop was unaffected by Lacuna’s time-altering powers when she sought membership. Accidentally sending his teammates into his own psychedelic nightmare dimension after popping a zit, Doop entered it himself to rescue them, although no one remembered these events. After following U-Go Girl’s death, Mister Sensitive rechristened their group from "X-Force" to "X-Statix" at the opening of the Doop Children’s Hospital. During new membership tryouts, Doop discovered the applicant Corkscrew was suffering from Code-X, which made him dangerously unstable, and later killed him. When many believed Mister Sensitive had become the villainous Bad Guy, Doop defended him. Sent by Spike Freeman to see if Wolverine had Code-X and to deal with him if he did, Doop was unaware Wolverine was sent on a similar mission by Charles Xavier. The duo briefly fought before teaming up to rescue the mythical Pink Lady from her captor Hunter Joe, whose head was later mounted on Doop's wall. After photographs of El Guapo’s affairs leaked to the press, the furious teammate rightfully blamed Doop. During a dinner meeting, Doop viciously murdered an assassin sent to kill Henrietta Hunter. After Spike Freeman’s death, Doop was one of the team members sent to Russia to find a new financier for X-Statix.
Kidnapped by Russian terrorists, Doop’s brain exploded during a scuffle between X-Statix and the Avengers. The two teams battled each other in an attempt to reassemble Doop’s brain, until only one piece remained. Animated by the temporary backup brain in his butt, Doop battled Thor for the final piece of his brain. Finally recognizing X-Statix as heroes, the Avengers handed over the brain. X-Statix later resolved to break up following one final mission, during which every member, Doop included, apparently died. Doop's popularity endures despite his seeming demise, as evidenced by sales of "Doop Lives" t-shirts. It appears that Doop has recently returned to Earth from outer space, but it is unknown whether this creature, which Polaris identified as Daap, is a different being altogether or if Polaris simply misheard the complex series of clucks and barks that constitute the alien language as Daap instead of Doop. The truth may never be known.
 
 
 
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