Name: Genesis
Threat Level: Tuesday
D.O.B: 7/1/100 BC
Height: 6ft 5inch
Weight: 20 stone
Occupation: Superhero, Super Villain, Failed Apprentice
Quirk: Flight, Super-Strength, Invulnerability, Infra-red Vision, League of Legends pro, Super-intelligence
Status: Dead
Genesis is from the planet Oxryn and is second in command of the Oxryn empire, as well as being fiercely loyal to the Emperor.
Genesis served in the Oxryn military, destroying and capturing planets that tried to defect from the empire. He often took prisoners for work camps, enslaving them and forcing them to build super weapons which he often tested on their own creators. The slaves with desirable genes were turned into super soldiers to help capture or destroy more planets, turning them into mindless killing machines to lay siege to planets.
Eventually, he discovered Earth, fascinated by its quickly developing technology, despite being considered a low-grade planet, and comparatively ancient when held against other societies. Seeing it as another potential candidate for the empire, but one that he could shape from its early days to prevent rebellion or conflicting ideals, he kept a close eye on the planet, waiting for the right moment to reveal himself to the planet's people.
He witnessed many key events on the planet from afar, the rise and fall of Violin man, The Apocalyph, the drinking of the last drop of coke, and many others.
He infiltrated the Earth's internet, connecting it to the wider internet via a popular way the earthlings communicated and interacted with one another, a video game named "League of Legends". He quickly became proficient in the game and used his League of Legends skills to find a reason to capture the planet as the emperor had not authorised it, as he was not interested, seeing the planet as a pathetic world not worthy of contact.
Genesis ignored the Emperor and revealed himself to the planet, installing himself as a superhero to earn the people's trust, but he was quickly seen as a despot when he tried to take over minor forms of governance around the planet.
A hero rose to face Genesis, a hero who was widely recognised as being more of a hindrance than a help. Galactus battled Genesis but was nowhere near his equal. Genesis nearly killed Galactus, but luckily for Earth, a man named J, CEO of the Lockkeeper, had ordered an Anvil the day prior and the delivery planes bomb bay doors failed, causing the anvil to fall out of the back of the plane and on top of Genesis's head killing him instantly.
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