Brushogun

Species: Human | occupation: Artist [ formerly ]/ supervillain { Tokyo’s first supervillain } | place of origin: cursed painter | residence: Tokyo, Japan | Abilities: painting skill & painting animation. | Brushogun was an ordinary artist during his youth, and soon fell in love with the image of a woman he had painted. He used a dark magic spell to bring his creation to life, but the spell came at a terrible price. It cursed his body, and transforms him into a paper-skinned, ink-blooded being, Brushogun. He could create minions in a variety of colors when drawing with this magical ink. With his newfound powers, Brushogun became Tokyo's first supervillain and terrorized Japan. | powers: Brushogun was a normal artist who was transformed by dark magic into a demonic, paper-skinned being made of magical ink he can use to perform various supernatural feats. He mainly uses his ink to paint false objects and living beings (exploding shuriken, Tokyo troopers, many superpowered criminals, giant monsters, etc.) into reality, with real powers and/or equipment, that do his bidding. They can also shift their bodies, disguise themselves, and regenerate damage like lost limbs. Brushogun can also manipulate objects touched by the ink, like how he could make a card fly to Robin in a police van with his name written on it in his ink, after which it magically materialized into an exploding shuriken to break him out, or the printing press he was trapped in for Daizo to keep control of him as he exploits his powers in the final battle. At his most powerful, Brushogun becomes an ink monster with him as its core. It is massive in size, can form ink constructs to attack or grab others, and produce and control armies of ink minions. Since he was being controlled by a printing press at the time, removing him from the machine was the only way to undo his magic and ink creations. Since his creations are all made of ink, they have a fatal weakness to water, which dissolves them.