Victoria Dallon

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<label>Location</label> <label>Teams</label> <label>Previous Team(s)</label> <label>Base of Operations</label></group> <group><header>First Appearance</header> <label>Worm Debut</label> <label>Ward Debut</label></group> </infobox> Victoria Dallon is the daughter of Mark and Carol Dallon, the adopted sister of Amy Dallon, and member of New Wave.

Personality

Victoria is a hot-tempered and prideful cape. Her strength and force-field has made her particularly cocky and arrogant in combat. She enjoys fighting, and is prone to using excessive force on her enemies.

Appearance

Victoria is a platinum blonde-haired, light-skinned young woman. As Glory Girl, Victoria wears a white one-piece dress that came to mid-thigh with shorts underneath, an over-the shoulder cape, high boots and a golden tiara with spikes radiating from it.

Abilities and Powers

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Glory Girl and Panacea by aerryi

Victoria has the ability of flight, invincibility, and deadlifting over a ton. She also radiates an energy which makes her allies more inclined to respect and look up to her, while making her terrifying and intimidating to her enemies.<ref name="list">Wildbow's Parahuman List</ref> Long term exposure lead to severe consequences <ref name="SB3">Comment by Wildbow on Interlude 21</ref>

Victoria's invincibility is the result of an invisible forcefield that extends a few millimeters over her skin and clothes. It does, however, need to recharge for 1 to 2 seconds after it receives enough damage,<ref name="list"/> leaving her vulnerable until it is regenerates. Her strength is primarily generated through the forcefield,<ref name="SB1"/> and operates through a similar mechanism to Manpower's,<ref name="SB1">Comment by Wildbow on Spacebattles</ref> of which her Shard is a bud. Like him, she has both a Brute and Breaker rating.<ref name="WoG1">Edit by Wildbow</ref> She could take a direct hit from Scion, although it would leave her vulnerable<ref>Comment by Wildbow on RPG.net</ref>.

The energy Victoria radiates make anyone within her presence feel an emotional charge of awe and admiration. For those with a reason to be afraid of her, it would be a feeling of raw intimidation instead. She has displayed the ability to ramp up this energy to increase its effects or tone it down in order to decrease it. She can dial it up and down, but not fully switch it off. This power is considered a Shaker ability.<ref name="SB1"/> She gained this ability by triggering while she was near Gallant,<ref name="SB2">Another comment by Wildbow on Spacebattles</ref> it rendered her very hard to read by his aura vision.^{[citation needed]}

History

Background

Victoria triggered when she was fouled in basketball.<ref name="4.3">Shell 4.3</ref><ref name="Story Arc"/> There was unsportsmanlike conduct between the players and, when she jumped to make a shot, someone else slammed into her mid-air. She didn't fall to the ground until she stopped flying.^{[citation needed]}

Story Start

After spotting her target, Glory Girl whooped and landed in a practiced motion before she gave him a head start as he bolted. She caught up to him quickly where she told him the name of his victim and told him that she would catch him if he tried to run. When he denied doing anything, she told him about his victim while she used her power to intimidate him. After hearing his response, she grabbed him by the collar and lifted him into the air, above a dumpster. She then told him that he would tell her everything or she would break his arms and legs. He swore at her and she threw him.<ref name="I2"/>

Glory Girl worried that she had killed him before she spotted him moving. She asked if he was ready to talk only for him to try limping away. Angry, Glory Girl kicked the dumpster and sent it towards the man. After it hit him and the man didn't get up, she checked his pulse, found the street address, and then called her sister for help. She told her she had found him and then waited for her to arrive.<ref name="I2">Interlude 2</ref>

Post-Leviathan

With their father hurt and the love of her short life dead Victoria was left adrift unable to gain emotional support from her sister who was dealing with her own issues.<ref name="Story Arc"/>

Was horrendously injured by Crawler's venom.

Post-Slaughterhouse Nine

Her sister confronted with an impossible amount of stress suffered a breakdown and warped Victoria,<ref name="Story Arc">Comment by Wildbow regarding story arc</ref> into an image she once saw.

Would be placed in the Parahuman Asylum

Golden Morning

Fought in the final engagements of the Gold Morning, and was last seen in Worm reunited with her sister.<ref name="30.7">Speck 30.7</ref>

Trivia

• Glory Girl was a protagonist in an early draft of Worm titled "Guts and Glory" alongside Panacea.
  • Glory Girl and Panacea also appeared in "The Event Leading Up to that Thursday (TELUTT)" as protagonists alongside Faultline and The Triumvirate.
• Glory Girl appeared in an early draft of Worm titled "Myraid" where she assaulted Skitter during Skitter's first outing as a cape on the assumption that she was a villain. She paid for this mistake however.

References

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