Jello

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Personality:
Zealous, Spontaneous, Reliable
Childish, Unrestricted, Vacuous

Nothing seems too impossible for her. Since Jello feels too capable for her own good, she often believes she can achieve most short-term goals set in front of her, or die trying. Death usually finds it's way to her one way or another, but her ability to regenerate and put herself back together hasn't taught her to be careful with her own life, causing her to act first and think when it's too late. She'll do anything in her power for someone who asks for her help. Incredibly playful, there are times when she may not know when to let a joke go, or when to stop being rowdy. She appears to be almost brainless, but the reality of it is she just doesn't think things through.

Likes: Absorbing/molding herself around big objects, hanging/clinging onto others if she isn't traveling alone, mirroring the appearance of people she likes, music with serious bass, aquariums and fish in general
Dislikes: Both extreme cold and heat, dying, human food with the exception of instant ramen noodles

Abilities: Shape-shifting and manipulation of her body, flexibility, slow regeneration
Weaknesses: Fire, ice, objects sharp enough to cut her apart (as she won't heal fast enough to continue fighting)

Fighting Style: Mainly melee, binding her limbs around firm objects to swing at or pound potential enemies with.

Bio:
Jello was created in a cafeteria-turned science lab when an aspiring scientist didn't remove their gloves after a break from their testings and experiments before placing a cup of instant ramen noodles in a microwave. A bit of residual gel was left inside the machine, and when the little door was opened once again, the noodles were gone, but an ever-growing and colorless blob plopped onto the floor. Life was given that day.

Upon days of further inspection by other scientists in the building, signs of sentience grew stronger, and the blob started to vaguely mirror the appearance of nearby objects and occasionally, a few of the scientists' faces. The scientists soon realized the blob could be classified as a particular alien race. The scientist who caused the blob to form had been studying remnants of said aliens in hopes of discovering their genetic make-up and weaknesses to aid against another small attack from space. Stress and concern started to rise in the building as more evidence linked this blob to said particular race, and the scientists could only enclose the thing and hope they had not started yet another alien attack. The scientist who started this was assigned to keep watch of it.

A day came where the blob took a humanoid form of its own. Grabbing the complete attention of the scientists once again, they noticed both physical and mental differences in the humanoid-turned blob that weren't in relation to the original alien attackers. They came to a conclusion: the thing was an alien, it was neutral towards them, and wasn't the color red. That wasn't much for the scientists to work around, but all they wanted to do was keep this alien neutral with them, or on their side until they could figure out what to do with it.

The scientists were overly successful, practically raising a cheerful and empathetic alien of their own which had been given the nicknames Jello and JJ. Soon, the scientists would get it in their heads to build a defender of the people, with a sliver of hope for peace if they were to be attacked by the aliens once again. It was easy to introduce the hero concept to Jello, and with the help of the scientists' understanding of said alien's genetics and abilities, she would soon go on to become the world's next subpar hero with a much higher-than-subpar heart. Jello was eventually set free in entirety. With the good luck of her friends, she moved on in hopes of sharing peace between jelly aliens and humans.

Present:
TBA when the other members of her team arise!!

Additional:

•She is part of a superhero team called "The People Savers"
•The scientist who basically created her had the most impact and influence on her, causing her humanoid formation in the first place.
•Jello communicates through various wobbling noises and forming words with her hands if she doesn't write things out.
•Her attempts at communicating with the human language sound like ominous echoing.
•She is made up of a stretchy, opaque, jello-like substance.
•She based her dominant humanoid form on an early/old picture of a scientist's grandmother.
•Although she can keep herself up, her attire adds extra stability to limbs and joints; mainly for endurance. She has a full suit of it, but prefers to keep most of herself flexible. The attire can also change to fit her shifting appearances.
•She may change the way she wears her attire. The change gives different advantages and disadvantages to her body. (Ex. suited from the neck down to her feet with arms exposed allows good grounding and stability to her legs and back as she uses her arms to fling heavy objects.)
•The bigger the object or being she shifts into, the more translucent and flimsy she gets. The smaller the object or being she shifts into, the more opaque and dense she becomes. When shifting bigger she prefers to absorb objects such as boulders and motorcycles for extra stability and oomph in her attacks-
•If she is physically destroyed or scattered, there is a big chance she'll be able to gather herself back into consciousness within a few hours-days with almost no harm done.
•She loses a lot of control over her body when exposed to too much heat, and turns more into a liquid putty that easily stretches itself apart.
•Extreme cold can cause her body to freeze or go frigid, and makes her susceptible to cracking and breaking apart.
•You can imagine how many grudges and ill-feelings she doesn't hold towards those who harm her, though the same can't be said if you hurt innocent civilians or her precious friends and team.
•She does indeed feel pain and sensations, though it isn't strong or overwhelming. Her sensitivity lies in emotions and her mental state.
•Rather than consuming usual human food, she prefers to drink up or immerse herself into water.
•She can breathe without oxygen.