Breed

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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> Breed is a supervillain.

Appearance

Breed is described as as fairly normal looking man in appearance.

Abilities and Powers

Breed has the ability to create trilobite-like parasites, they emerge at about the size of a lemon from his orifices.<ref name="26.3"/> Thanks to their small size they can lurk in spots where they can get access to orifices, sites of injury, or corpses. Then burrow inside, wait until the target is still and quiet for an hour or two, paralyze the target, and emit pheromones to call their fellows to them. They devour the target from the inside out, molt once or twice as they digest the fats and proteins they ate, then find a new target. In a process that takes one to two weeks, depending on the availability of food sources, the creatures will reach the size of a full-grown human being. After this they’ll do two or three major molts with big physical changes, gaining some natural weapons, including a shotgun spit that releases pellets that dissolve as a flesh-melting acid.<ref>Sting 26.1</ref>

Despite their insectoid appearance, they're unable to be controlled by Weaver.

History

Background

One of the original members of the Slaughterhouse Nine under King.

He died from someone shooting an incendiary missile at the building he was in.<ref name="26.3">Sting 26.3</ref>

Story Start

Given the way he died no one knew what he actually looked like, but as the bugs stopped appearing all evidence pointed to him being dead.

Post-Timeskip

Several clones of him were made as part of an effort to create soilders to bring about the End of the World.<ref>Interlude 25.x</ref>

References

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