Monark Starstalker - Revision history

Acotilletta2: updated stats with HB info

Acotilletta2 — Sat, 11 Sep 2010 05:05:03 GMT

updated stats with HB info

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	\| blurb =		\| blurb =
	\| real_name = Unrevealed		\| real_name = Unrevealed
-	\| aliases = Starstalker Series Nanotool	+	\| aliases = Starstalker Series Nanotool, "Jackal," "vulture," "viper"
	\| identity = Secret		\| identity = Secret
-	\| occupation = Bounty hunter; former ~~Rigger~~	+	\| occupation = Bounty hunter, adventurer; former rigger
-	\| citizenship = Unrevealed	+	\| citizenship = Unrevealed, if applicable
-	\| place_of_birth = Unrevealed	+	\| place_of_birth = Unrevealed ([[Earth-7642\|Reality-7642]])
-	\| relatives = ~~Unrevealed~~	+	\| relatives = None
-	\| groups = ~~None~~	+	\| groups = Former unwitting servant of unidentified being(s)
	\| education = Unrevealed		\| education = Unrevealed
-	\| height = ~~Unrevealed~~	+	\| height = 6'1"
-	\| weight = ~~Unrevealed~~	+	\| weight = 200 lbs.
-	\| eyes = ~~Black~~	+	\| eyes = Brown
	\| hair = Black		\| hair = Black
	\| powers = Starstalker is in possession of microscopic sentient robotic creatures he calls his Nano-swarm. These ingenious creations give Starstalker a wide array of abilities, making him a formidable foe for one or numerous enemies.		\| powers = Starstalker is in possession of microscopic sentient robotic creatures he calls his Nano-swarm. These ingenious creations give Starstalker a wide array of abilities, making him a formidable foe for one or numerous enemies.

Acotilletta2: added info from Nova #30 and main image

Acotilletta2 — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 07:38:31 GMT

added info from Nova #30 and main image

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	\| blurb =		\| blurb =
	\| real_name = Unrevealed		\| real_name = Unrevealed
-	\| aliases = ~~None~~	+	\| aliases = Starstalker Series Nanotool
	\| identity = Secret		\| identity = Secret
	\| occupation = Bounty hunter; former Rigger		\| occupation = Bounty hunter; former Rigger
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	Starstalker can even use the Nano-swarm to damage a starship’s engines so badly it will cause them to explode.		Starstalker can even use the Nano-swarm to damage a starship’s engines so badly it will cause them to explode.
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		+	Starstalker is actually a Nanite Construct, not a living being, and as such he has self-repair systems to mend damage done to his body even though it appears as if he has to temporarily shut down while doing so. Ulysses, his android companion, watches over him while in this state. It has yet to be determined what level of injury would prove too much for his systems to repair, but it is entirely possible, because he is not truly alive, Monark Starstalker is immortal.
	\| abilities = Starstalker is an expert in armed and unarmed combat, and his Nano-swarm makes it nearly impossible for his enemies to get his precise location to strike him.		\| abilities = Starstalker is an expert in armed and unarmed combat, and his Nano-swarm makes it nearly impossible for his enemies to get his precise location to strike him.
	\| weapons = Starstalker's weapon of choice is the Vortex Gun. The pistol was developed for riot control, and it could disperse a crowd when fired because all within the radius of fire would experience instantaneous blindness and vertiginous nausea. Monark Starstalker is immune to the gun's capabilities.		\| weapons = Starstalker's weapon of choice is the Vortex Gun. The pistol was developed for riot control, and it could disperse a crowd when fired because all within the radius of fire would experience instantaneous blindness and vertiginous nausea. Monark Starstalker is immune to the gun's capabilities.
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	\| paraphernalia = Starstalker has a companion in the form of a cybernetic falcon-drone, but Ulysses is much more than a robotic pet. Ulysses is an artificial nervous system, telepathically linked to its master, with an array of senses including audio, visual and thermal. Ulysses is extremely agile, lightning quick and it can erect force shields on command to protect Starstalker from injury.		\| paraphernalia = Starstalker has a companion in the form of a cybernetic falcon-drone, but Ulysses is much more than a robotic pet. Ulysses is an artificial nervous system, telepathically linked to its master, with an array of senses including audio, visual and thermal. Ulysses is extremely agile, lightning quick and it can erect force shields on command to protect Starstalker from injury.
	\| debut = Marvel Premiere #32 (1976)		\| debut = Marvel Premiere #32 (1976)
-	\| origin = Marvel Premiere #32 (1976)	+	\| origin = Marvel Premiere #32 (1976); Nova #30 (2009)
-	\| significant_issues = Hunted down a serial killer on a far off planet (Marvel Premiers #32, 1976); Returned through The Fault and confronted the Nova Corps over a bounty (Nova #29, 2009)	+	\| significant_issues = Hunted down a serial killer on a far off planet (Marvel Premiers #32, 1976); Returned through The Fault and confronted the Nova Corps over a bounty (Nova #29, 2009); Discovered a truth previously hidden about himself, and aided Nova before venturing out into the universe (Nova #30, 2009)
	}}{{Headshot\|		}}{{Headshot\|
-	main_image= ~~image_not_available~~.~~gif~~	+	main_image= Monark_Starstalker.jpg
	}}{{bio\|		}}{{bio\|
-	bio_text= Monark Starstalker – a name heard in most parts of the ~~known~~ universe, and a name feared by those with a bounty on their heads. Once he was a rigger, his nervous system hardwired to his ship. On a routine patrol, he was attacked by hostile forces and was forced to flee through the core of a nova. His escape came with a high price. The ship was struck by massive amounts of the star's energy which flowed through the connecting agents at his wrists and spine, frying his nervous system, senses and memory. Another ship would eventually take him on board, but the doctors gave up on restoring him. However, beings he refers to as the Technos – presumably technologically based creatures – repaired him and gave him an artificial nervous system in the form of a cybernetic falcon-drone named Ulysses. Together with his android falcon, Monark Starstalker hunts the universe for some of the vilest individuals alive.	+	bio_text= Monark Starstalker – a name heard in most parts of the universe, and a name feared by those with a bounty on their heads. Once he was a rigger, his nervous system hardwired to his ship. On a routine patrol, he was attacked by hostile forces and was forced to flee through the core of a nova. His escape came with a high price. The ship was struck by massive amounts of the star's energy which flowed through the connecting agents at his wrists and spine, frying his nervous system, senses and memory. Another ship would eventually take him on board, but the doctors gave up on restoring him. However, beings he refers to as the Technos – presumably technologically based creatures – repaired him and gave him an artificial nervous system in the form of a cybernetic falcon-drone named Ulysses. Together with his android falcon, Monark Starstalker hunts the universe for some of the vilest individuals alive.

		+	After the [[Shi'ar]] and [[Kree]] war had resulted in the creation of [[The Fault]], a long lost [[Nova Corps]] starship, the [[Resolute Duty]], suddenly reappeared. Upon further investigation of the ship, it was found to hold a Nova Centurion, several droids and one dangerous captive. [[Philo, Zan\|Zan Philo]] had been missing for thirty-five years, but still held the Corps values above all, bringing justice to whatever universe he found himself in. Even though he already had a live prisoner in tow, there was one who escaped his notice. Monark Starstalker, known to Philo, had stowed away with every intention of bringing Zan's prisoner to the proper authorities himself because of the high price on his head. Using his Nano-swarm to disguise himself as Nova Centurion [[Fraktur]], Starstalker ambushed [[Nova (Richard Rider)\|Nova]] and Philo, proving to be more than a match for both of them. Even the added firepower of [[Morrow]] and [[Rael, Irani\|Irani Rael]] couldn't turn the tide in their favor. To make matters worse, Starstalker's arrogance coupled with the immense damage done to [[Worldmind]] by his Nano-swarm allowed [[Ego]] to regain control of the Corps temporary base of Nu-Xandar as a group of [[Mindless Ones]], following Philo through The Fault, attacked the starship, attempting to free their imprisoned leader.

-	~~After~~ the ~~[[Shi'ar]] and [[Kree]] war had resulted in the creation of [[The Fault]], a long lost [[~~Nova Corps~~]] starship suddenly reappeared. Upon further investigation of the ship~~, it was ~~found~~ to ~~hold a Nova Centurion~~, ~~several droids and one dangerous captive~~. ~~[[Philo~~, ~~Zan\|Zan Philo]] had been missing for thirty-five years, but still held~~ the ~~Corps values above all~~, ~~bringing justice to whatever universe he found himself in~~. ~~Even though he already had~~ a ~~live prisoner in tow, there was one who escaped~~ his ~~notice~~. ~~Monark~~ Starstalker~~, known to Philo, had stowed away with every intention of bringing Zan~~'s ~~prisoner~~ to the ~~proper authorities himself because of~~ the ~~high price on his head~~. ~~Using his Nano-swarm to disguise himself as Nova Centurion [[Fraktur]]~~, Starstalker ~~ambushed [[Nova (Richard Rider)\|Nova]]~~ and ~~Philo~~, ~~proving~~ to ~~be more~~ than ~~a match for both of them. Even the added firepower of [[Morrow]] and [[Rael, Irani\|Irani Rael]] couldn't turn the tide in their favor. To make matters worse~~, Starstalker's ~~arrogance coupled with the immense damage done to [[Worldmind]] by~~ his ~~Nano-swarm allowed [[Ego]]~~ to ~~regain control~~ of the ~~Corps temporary base of Nu-Xandar, and the [[~~Mindless Ones]], ~~following Philo through The Fault~~, ~~attacked~~ the ~~starship~~, ~~attempting~~ to ~~free their imprisoned leader~~.	+	While the Nova Corps had their hands full dealing with each catastrophe, Starstalker decided not to help since there was no money in it. His mind was soon changed when the Mindless Ones cut the main power to the Resolute Duty, allowing their leader to escape captivity. The monster set his sights on Starstalker, who was guarding the cell along with Irani, and blasted a hole through Starstalker's torso. What happened next was a complete surprise to his companion. Starstalker's body began to repair itself and Ulysses watched over it, preventing any outside aide, claiming the warranty on the Starstalker model would be null and void by the Technos Group. After the repairs were finished, Starstalker came online and Irani told him he was a Nanite Construct, which apparently was unknown to him. Realizing he knew less about himself than previously thought, Starstalker's free will suddenly outweighed his need for money. He helped Nova carry out his plan to rid them of both the Mindless Ones and Ego, and told Nova in this universe he was free, no longer subjected to the whims of others, and he was going to explore his new home and "live a little."
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Acotilletta2: minor edit

Acotilletta2 — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 08:49:45 GMT

minor edit

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-	After the [[Shi'ar]] and [[Kree]] war had resulted in the creation of [[The Fault]], a long lost [[Nova Corps]] starship suddenly ~~appeared~~. Upon further investigation of the ship, it was found to hold a Nova Centurion, several droids and one dangerous captive. [[Philo, Zan\|Zan Philo]] had been missing for thirty-five years, but still held the Corps values above all, bringing justice to whatever universe he found himself in. Even though he already had a live prisoner in tow, there was one who escaped his notice. Monark Starstalker, known to Philo, had stowed away with every intention of bringing Zan's prisoner to the proper authorities himself because of the high price on his head. Using his Nano-swarm to disguise himself as Nova Centurion [[Fraktur]], Starstalker ambushed [[Nova (Richard Rider)\|Nova]] and ~~his team~~, proving to be more than a match for ~~all~~ of them. Even the added firepower of [[Morrow]] and [[Rael, Irani\|Irani Rael]] ~~couldn’t~~ turn the tide in their favor. To make matters worse, Starstalker's arrogance coupled with the immense damage done to [[Worldmind]] by his Nano-swarm, [[Ego]] ~~was regaining~~ control of the Corps temporary base of Nu-Xandar, and the [[Mindless Ones]], following Philo through The Fault, attacked the starship, attempting to free their imprisoned leader.	+	After the [[Shi'ar]] and [[Kree]] war had resulted in the creation of [[The Fault]], a long lost [[Nova Corps]] starship suddenly reappeared. Upon further investigation of the ship, it was found to hold a Nova Centurion, several droids and one dangerous captive. [[Philo, Zan\|Zan Philo]] had been missing for thirty-five years, but still held the Corps values above all, bringing justice to whatever universe he found himself in. Even though he already had a live prisoner in tow, there was one who escaped his notice. Monark Starstalker, known to Philo, had stowed away with every intention of bringing Zan's prisoner to the proper authorities himself because of the high price on his head. Using his Nano-swarm to disguise himself as Nova Centurion [[Fraktur]], Starstalker ambushed [[Nova (Richard Rider)\|Nova]] and Philo, proving to be more than a match for both of them. Even the added firepower of [[Morrow]] and [[Rael, Irani\|Irani Rael]] couldn't turn the tide in their favor. To make matters worse, Starstalker's arrogance coupled with the immense damage done to [[Worldmind]] by his Nano-swarm allowed [[Ego]] to regain control of the Corps temporary base of Nu-Xandar, and the [[Mindless Ones]], following Philo through The Fault, attacked the starship, attempting to free their imprisoned leader.
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Acotilletta2: New entry: Monark Starstalker (sources: Marvel Premiere #32, Nova #29) pic to follow

Acotilletta2 — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 08:21:59 GMT

New entry: Monark Starstalker (sources: Marvel Premiere #32, Nova #29) pic to follow

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universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| blurb =
| real_name = Unrevealed
| aliases = None
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Bounty hunter; former Rigger
| citizenship = Unrevealed
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| relatives = Unrevealed
| groups = None
| education = Unrevealed
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Black
| hair = Black
| powers = Starstalker is in possession of microscopic sentient robotic creatures he calls his Nano-swarm. These ingenious creations give Starstalker a wide array of abilities, making him a formidable foe for one or numerous enemies.

Starstalker can extend a Nanocloud around his body to go into stealth mode, completely camouflaging him from prying eyes. It can make him seem invisible, or he can disguise himself in the appearance of another. The Nanocloud also makes it hard for an opponent to target and strike him, even with the use of visor-mounted optics. The Nano-swarm prevents anyone from sneaking up on Starstalker, and it makes fighting him similar to fighting a ghost.

Starstalker can use his Nano-swarm to travel back to the source of a scanning beam and compromise the operating system on the other end. The limit of how far his Nanoencoding can travel is undetermined at this time, but once inside a computer system, the amount of harm it can cause is catastrophic. The Nano-swarm can shut down both offensive and defensive capabilities in technological devices, and it can haze or confuse an individual's mind.

Starstalker can even use the Nano-swarm to damage a starship’s engines so badly it will cause them to explode.
| abilities = Starstalker is an expert in armed and unarmed combat, and his Nano-swarm makes it nearly impossible for his enemies to get his precise location to strike him.
| weapons = Starstalker's weapon of choice is the Vortex Gun. The pistol was developed for riot control, and it could disperse a crowd when fired because all within the radius of fire would experience instantaneous blindness and vertiginous nausea. Monark Starstalker is immune to the gun's capabilities.

Starstalker can use his Nano-swarm to construct a sword consisting of supra-sharp microbots capable of taking a head clean off in a single stroke. It is entirely possible the Nano-swarm can create various forms of edged weaponry or even weapons with moving parts.
| paraphernalia = Starstalker has a companion in the form of a cybernetic falcon-drone, but Ulysses is much more than a robotic pet. Ulysses is an artificial nervous system, telepathically linked to its master, with an array of senses including audio, visual and thermal. Ulysses is extremely agile, lightning quick and it can erect force shields on command to protect Starstalker from injury.
| debut = Marvel Premiere #32 (1976)
| origin = Marvel Premiere #32 (1976)
| significant_issues = Hunted down a serial killer on a far off planet (Marvel Premiers #32, 1976); Returned through The Fault and confronted the Nova Corps over a bounty (Nova #29, 2009)
}}{{Headshot|
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}}{{bio|
bio_text= Monark Starstalker – a name heard in most parts of the known universe, and a name feared by those with a bounty on their heads. Once he was a rigger, his nervous system hardwired to his ship. On a routine patrol, he was attacked by hostile forces and was forced to flee through the core of a nova. His escape came with a high price. The ship was struck by massive amounts of the star's energy which flowed through the connecting agents at his wrists and spine, frying his nervous system, senses and memory. Another ship would eventually take him on board, but the doctors gave up on restoring him. However, beings he refers to as the Technos – presumably technologically based creatures – repaired him and gave him an artificial nervous system in the form of a cybernetic falcon-drone named Ulysses. Together with his android falcon, Monark Starstalker hunts the universe for some of the vilest individuals alive.

After the [[Shi'ar]] and [[Kree]] war had resulted in the creation of [[The Fault]], a long lost [[Nova Corps]] starship suddenly appeared. Upon further investigation of the ship, it was found to hold a Nova Centurion, several droids and one dangerous captive. [[Philo, Zan|Zan Philo]] had been missing for thirty-five years, but still held the Corps values above all, bringing justice to whatever universe he found himself in. Even though he already had a live prisoner in tow, there was one who escaped his notice. Monark Starstalker, known to Philo, had stowed away with every intention of bringing Zan's prisoner to the proper authorities himself because of the high price on his head. Using his Nano-swarm to disguise himself as Nova Centurion [[Fraktur]], Starstalker ambushed [[Nova (Richard Rider)|Nova]] and his team, proving to be more than a match for all of them. Even the added firepower of [[Morrow]] and [[Rael, Irani|Irani Rael]] couldn’t turn the tide in their favor. To make matters worse, Starstalker's arrogance coupled with the immense damage done to [[Worldmind]] by his Nano-swarm, [[Ego]] was regaining control of the Corps temporary base of Nu-Xandar, and the [[Mindless Ones]], following Philo through The Fault, attacked the starship, attempting to free their imprisoned leader.
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