The file doesn't say much about the circumstances. It says who the victims were, such as murder of Thomas Quilt or injury to Brian Jones, and maybe what kind of injury he inflicted, like broken leg, fractured skull or damage to spinal cord, but that's pretty much all the file says about his actions. It does say when and occasionally where, but it doesn't say why or how.

The rest is just information about physical appearance, known description of power (telekinetic manipulation of metal and transformation of skin into metal), and known activities of the last three years (not much is known before he got here).
He has escaped from being captured on several occasions, including capture attempts by the Righeous Guard. He is known to have been captured once and escaped from captivity before being transferred to Alcatraz II.
He is known to have lived in several locations within the city limits and in dozens of locations outside these limits, in the past three years. He is not known to have any living relatives.

Aside from that, there's not much of interest in the file.

Often, if a cat is tossed a sheet of paper, they will consider it as a toy and shred it and chase after the pieces.

She's basically a cat in humanoid form with some other powers that let her blend in as needed. Or at least, that's what one would deduce by her real personality, which is very much akin to a cat's. She does like cats too, I'll admit...

Glad that's cleared up. Being a humanoid cat, either in personality or actuality, might be interesting plot development

Do I have permission to destroy the sheet of paper? (after everyone else looks at it first of course, since they'll get to see it first)

Destroy it if you like, but expect some looks after doing so

I was expecting looks anyway when I first thought up what exactly my first post would look like

I suppose my archetype for the personality of my character is that one hero on every team that kind of is the comic relief or one that lightens the mood... in a way that often makes the others show sweatdrops in the comic panels

I didn't know you were in this. Good to see you mate.

EDIT: On a side note. FAR SUPERIOR NUMBERS.

I could do this alone apparently?

I really did think I'd made a post announcing my (late) arrival! But apparently I failed to do so! Oh well. Glad to be aboard, and I look forward to:

a) Slapping the guy who put a guy who controls metal in a metal cage!

b) Watching Hans take down our villain single.. uh.. many-handed.

Someone made a big deal about updating the game few days ago (Monday or Thursday I think) because he was hooked, then doesn't post as soon after the update as I updated after the first posts. Odd

Either way, I assume some of you might have exams or schoolwork to finish and some might have Christmas shopping to get to. Rest assured that I won't be bothering you about posting until after Christmas day.

And since nobody has posted (yet) I am going to use the opportunity to do some minor editing to the last update.

A combination of shopping and christmas festivities have overwhelmed me.

STILL HOOKED!

I have edited the update. In case you somehow started wondering, a female could wear a male uniform and use the button to refit it.

The uniform has no mechanical benefits. It may be leather, but it is not armor. It is as helpful in battle as a t-shirt, perhaps even less so (the t-shirt can quickly be unworn and used as a tool of some kind, the uniform is not so easily unworn). Point is, no mechanical benefits or penalties, just clothing.

Do they actually expect Copycat to wear clothing in her feline form?

Even if that were put aside, doesn't a uniform defeat the purpose of being able to morph? If you're wearing the uniform, you can't really morph it with you. It's the reason why Mystique doesn't really wear clothing either, although she can shift to a form that has clothing.

There is nothing that I know of in the system that says that your clothes do not morph with you. I think it is safe to assume that you can morph your clothing with you.

If you prefer the Mystique approach, however, you can choose to make your persona appear in the uniform if you so choose. I think clothing is outside the trait thingy and you can choose what you wear.

I think so, at least.

I'm assuming our new handlers aren't silly enough to be sending us out with metal zippers or anything in an attempt to get us pounded? If they are then Kerri is going to call someone names!

I seem to be the only one needed to post. With Christmas I doubt I'll be able until the 26th. Sorry about that.