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Mad Thinker (Ultimate)

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Ultimate Universe]]
| real_name = Rhona Burchill
| aliases = Mad Thinker
| identity = Publicly Known
| occupation =
| citizenship = USA
| place_of_birth =
| relatives =
| groups = AIM
| education =
| height =
| weight =
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Black
| powers = Superhuman intelligence, master tactician and strategist
| abilities =
| weapons = Robot Android (Robbie)
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Ultimate Fantastic Four #19.
| origin = Earth
| significant_issues = Ultimate Fantastic Four # 19, Ultimate Fantastic Four #20, UX4 #1, UX4 #2
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main_image= RhonaBruchill.jpg
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bio_text= After returning to the [[Baxter Building (Ultimate)|Baxter Building]] following a battle with Nihil, the [[Fantastic Four (Ultimate)| Fantastic Four's ]] helicopter loses power and crash lands into the building. Escaping the explosion, the four find that someone is attempting to trap them and has taken the Baxter Building employees hostage. While journeying through the building they find that Rhona Burchill, a rejected Think Tank candidate, has taken control of the facilities in order to seek revenge for being rejected and replaced by [[Mister Fantastic (Ultimate)| Reed Richards]].

Rhona is able to take each member of the four one by one and lastly subdues Reed. Taunting the drugged Reed she attempts to explain her actions and injects her memories into Reed's brain upon which he sees why she has taken control of the Baxter Building. After being rejected from the Think Tank for her borderline psychotic tendencies, Rhona returned home and created a serum to enhance her brain capacity, and later surgically removed parts of her brother's brain and grafted them onto hers in order to further enhance her mental capabilities. After Reed views these memories, Rhona begins an international auction to sell the Fantastic Four to the highest bidder, which ultimately is won by the Latverian bidder for 900 million dollars. When attempting to transport the team, the helicopter that had crashed before becomes dislodged and crashes down giving Reed a chance to escape and remove the tranquilizers that have kept the other members unconscious. After a brief battle, Rhona is able to escape with her android Robbie by using a holographic projector that creates multiple versions of herself.

Later, Rhona is hired by AIM, Advanced Idea Mechanics, to steal Cerebro from the [[X-Men (Ultimate)| X-Men]] which she does by using an alien message to distract most of the team away from the X-Mansion and then taking out [[Iceman (Ultimate)| Iceman]], [[Wolverine (Ultimate)|Wolverine]], and [[Shadowcat (Ultimate)|Kitty Pryde]]. She is able to convince the three X-Men that the Fantastic Four were the perpetrators. Rhona shows her true colors when she kills the AIM agents who were sent to retrieve Cerebro and instead shows that her intention was to use Cerebro to enhance her own mental capabilities even further. Meanwhile the X-Men have been battling the Fantastic Four and at this time Rhona reveals herself as the culprit. Teaming up in order to stop Rhona, both teams locate and attempt to stop her. Rhona is able to mentally subdue them easily, but Reed reprograms Cerebro to give Rhona an enhanced sense of empathy instead of knowledge which weakens and forcers her to attempt to escape to her plane which, having been sabatoged by Wolverine, explodes. Her whereabouts are unknown at this time.

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Mad Thinker (Ultimate)

2006-09-29T20:17:53Z

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{{Powerbox|
universe = Ultimate
| real_name = Rhona Burchill
| aliases = Mad Thinker
| identity = Publicly Known
| occupation = N/A
| citizenship = USA
| place_of_birth = USA
| relatives =
| groups = AIM
| education = N/A
| height = N/A
| weight = N/A
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Black
| powers = Superhuman intelligence, master tactician and strategist
| abilities =
| weapons = Robot Android (Robbie)
| paraphernalia =
| debut = Ultimate Fantastic Four #19.
| origin = Earth
| significant_issues = Ultimate Fantastic Four # 19, Ultimate Fantastic Four #20, UX4 #1, UX4 #2
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main_image= RhonaBruchill.jpg
}}{{bio|
bio_text= After returning to the Baxter Building following a battle with Nihil, the Fantastic Four's helicopter loses power and crash lands into the building. Escaping the explosion, the four find that someone is attempting to trap them and has taken the Baxter Building employees hostage. While journeying through the building they find that Rhona Burchill, a rejected Think Tank candidate, has taken control of the facilities in order to seek revenge for being rejected and replaced by Reed Richards.

Rhona is able to take each member of the four one by one and lastly subdues Reed. Taunting the drugged Reed she attempts to explain her actions and injects her memories into Reed's brain upon which he sees why she has taken control of the Baxter Building. After being rejected from the Think Tank for her borderline psychotic tendencies, Rhona returned home and created a serum to enhance her brain capacity, and later surgically removed parts of her brother's brain and grafted them onto hers in order to further enhance her mental capabilities. After Reed views these memories, Rhona begins an international auction to sell the Fantastic Four to the highest bidder, which ultimately is won by the Latverian bidder for 900 million dollars. When attemting to transport the team, the helicopter that had crashed before becomes dislodged and crashes down giving Reed a chance to escape and remove the tranquilizers that have kept the other members unconscious. After a brief battle, Rhona is able to escape with her android Robbie by using a holographic projector that creates multiple versions of her.

Later, Rhona is hired by AIM, Advanced Idea Mechanics, to steal Cerebro from the X-Men which she does by using an alien message to distract most of the team away from the X-Mansion and then taking out Iceman, Wolverine, and Kitty Pryde. She is able to convince the three X-Men that the Fantastic Four were the perpetrators. Rhona shows her true colors when she kills the AIM agents who were sent to retrieve Cerebro and instead shows that her intention was to use Cerebro to enhance her own mental capabilities even further. Meanwhile the X-Men have been battling the Fantastic Four and at this time Rhona reveals herself as the culprit. Teaming up in order to stop Rhona, both teams locate Rhona and attempt to stop her. Rhona is able to mentally subdue them easily, but Reed reprograms Cerebro to give Rhona an enhanced sense of empathy instead of knowledge and she is attempts to flee after being thwarted by Reed. Her escape plane explodes after Wolverine sabotages it. Her whereabouts are unknown at this time.

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== Mar-Vell ==

Ultimate Mar-Vell already exists, you can edit it [[Mahr Vehl (Ultimate)|here]].--[[user:Liqiudviper|Viper]]

== Images ==

When dealing with images please don't replace an image on a profile unless it is <BR>
'''A:''' A poor quality image.<BR>
'''B:''' It shows more than one character in the image. A shoulder, hand or small part of another character is fine, but we want the image shown to be of the character the profile is about and not confuse viewers as to who the character is.<BR>
An example of A would be: Your replacing the Black Bolt image was good because it showed all of the Inhumans in the image you replaced. However the Sauron image was just fine as it was because it only showed Sauron. Plus the image you uploaded and changed it to was a bit too big. You can go here for more help: [http://www.marvel.com/universe/Help:Images Image uploading help] --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 23:40, 18 June 2006 (EDT)

Again, please do not change images if there is no need to change it. The Diamonback image was fine just the way it was and not need to change it. --[[User:DragynWulf|DragynWulf]] 14:16, 23 June 2006 (EDT)

== Diamondback ==

Picture of Diamonback seemed granier the first time I looked.

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Animus (Hate-Monger)

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{{Powerbox|
universe = Marvel Universe
| real_name = Unrevealed
| identity = No dual identity
| occupation = Fomenter of hatred
| place_of_birth = Unrevealed
| groups = Funds the Sons of the Serpent
| citizenship = Unrevealed
| education = Unrevealed
| aliases = unrevealed
| relatives = None
| height = 6' (variable)
| weight = 195 lbs. (variable)
| eyes = Red (variable)
| hair = Brown (variable)
| powers = Animus feeds on anger and hatred. It can amplify these emotions in others, though it prefers receiving over giving. It can metamorphose into any humanoid form and is immune to most physical harm. It can immerse victims in complex illusionary worlds. It can be temporarily destroyed by consuming too much hatred too quickly. Animus is a skilled orator, especially in promoting anger and hatred, and manipulates others to accumulate resources.
| debut = (Hate-Monger) Avengers #341 (1991); (Animus): Incredible Hulk #29 (2001)
| creators = this has not been updated yet
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|main_image=Animus Hate Monger.jpg
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bio_text= Animus' origins are not revealed: it may be a mutant or mutated human, the spawn of the cosmic [[Lord Chaos]] or [[Master Hate]], or something else altogether. In its first recorded activity as the Hate-Monger, it provided advanced weaponry and costumes to Leonard Kryzewski, convincing him to regather the Sons of the Serpent to spread hatred and violence throughout New York City. The Avengers and New Warriors opposed the Sons, and the Hate-Monger escalated tensions into violence between all groups. In a later conflict, the Hate-Monger faded away when Captain America convinced the heroes to overcome their hatred, but it warned them it would be back when their resolve faded and hatred flourished in their hearts. The Hate-Monger next appeared in the Los [[Angel]]es riots. After the riots, it targeted Nomad (Jack Munroe), inflaming conflicts with supporters of the homophobic broadcaster the Roar, the HIV injecting Needle, and Texas Senator Hugh Greider. It eventually confronted Nomad directly, even using his infant ward Bucky (Julia Winter) against him, but Nomad ended the conflict by refusing to fight the Hate-Monger..

Returning to L.A., the Hate Monger supplied high-tech weapons to street gang the War Machines. After being assaulted and warned away from the gang by War Machine (Jim Rhodes), the Hate-Monger led the Sons of the Serpent to purchase weapons from A.I.M. and Hydra and use them against streets gangs, such as the War Machines, resulting in another conflict with War Machine. Rhodes framed the Sons as having betrayed A.I.M. and Hydra, turning both groups against the Sons, and the Hate-Monger fled. It next assaulted the hero Justice (Vance Astrovik), exploiting Justice and his mother's hatred of Vance for having accidentally killed his own abusive father. When Norma forgave Vance, and enabled him to get over his self-loathing, the Hate-Monger was foiled. Re-naming itself Animus, it fed off tensions among the Hulk, Bruce Banner, [[Angel]]a Lipscombe, and Doc Samson. When Animus confronted them directly, Banner used his own hatred to overload and consume Animus, though Animus soon re-formed and prepared for dessert.
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Achebe

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Unknown
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Revolutionary, minister; former farmer, co-regent of [[Wakanda]]
| place_of_birth = [[Ghudaza]]
| groups = None
| citizenship = Ghudaza
| education = Ph.D. in Law (Yale), degrees in Psychology, Political Science and Divinity
| aliases = Reverend Doctor Michael ibn al-Hajj Achebe, Bob
| relatives = Unidentified alleged wife (deceased)
| height = 6'
| weight = 190 lbs.
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Black
| abilities =
| weapons =
| paraphernalia =
| powers = Achebe is a consummate schemer, his convoluted plans weakened only by his extreme insanity. He is surprisingly acrobatic and agile.
| debut = (mentioned) Black Panther #2 (1998); (seen) Black Panther #3 (1998)
| origin =
| sginificant issues =
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|main_image=Achebe.jpg

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bio_text= Reverend Doctor Michael Ibn al-Hajj Achebe's true identity remains unknown. Stories persist that he was originally a [[Ghudaza|Ghudazian]] farmer until Ujankan guerillas took refuge in his home, repaying his hospitality by stabbing him repeatedly, burning his farm, and stealing his unfaithful wife. Refusing to die, the farmer sold his soul to the devil for revenge, hunting down and slaying everyone associated with his wife, from close family to casual acquaintances.

Though that tale remains unconfirmed, Achebe did sell his soul to the demon [[Mephisto]]. Earning multiple degrees in America, he formed ties with rogue elements in the U.S. intelligence community. Ghudaza shared a border with the technologically advanced Wakanda, and Achebe's new allies saw him as a means to access restricted Wakandan information denied them by the the Wakandan king [[Black Panther (T'Challa)|T'Challa]], also known as the Black Panther. Achebe was repatriated, and through a complex series of deniable intermediaries, including Spectrum Dynamics, the Russian Mafia, and the Volcan Domuyan secret police, his allies instigated a bloody, ethnic civil war in Ghudaza. Thousands of refugees fled into [[Wakanda]], Achebe included, and were housed in makeshift camps. T'Challa's decision to accept these outsiders angered many more insular Wakandans, while the refugees grew restless over the poor living conditions in the camps.

T'Challa was aware that the situation had been engineered, but played along to draw his enemies into the open. Achebe's allies lured T'Challa to America by creating a scandal in the Wakandan-backed Tomorrow Fund charity, and Achebe led a coup in his absence. T'Challa's step-mother [[Ramonda]] agreed to power share with Achebe. Publicly this alliance was to halt the civil war; secretly, it was to spy on Achebe for T'Challa while appearing tobetray her stepson. Achebe's secret U.S. backers lost control of him when T'Challa forced Mephisto to cut Achebe loose. This caused Achebe's insanity to worsen. Now taking advice from his hand puppet Daki, Achebe had T'Challa's fiancée kidnapped and turned into a human bomb. T'Challa rescued her, and rooted out Achebe's allies. Achebe responded by activating giant Panther "Prowler" robots designed to defend Wakanda's capital, turning them on the citizens. T'Challa returned to confront Achebe, who escaped disguised as the Black Panther after threatening to blow up the palace.

Achebe went into hiding, briefly emerging to torture the renegade [[Dora Milaje]] [[Malice (Nakia)|Nakia]] (T'Challa's former ally). Months later, when T'Challa was deposed as Black Panther by [[Killmonger, Erik|Erik Killmonger]], Achebe hired [[Deadpool]] and his allies to kidnap Killmonger's leopard companion [[Preyy the Leopard|Preyy]]. Achebe hoped that Deadpool would slay Killmonger, thus restoring Achebe's "playmate" T'Challa. When this failed, Achebe killed Preyy and went back into hiding.
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