To the point where I infected Iximaz (and technically Darkotas, if only by proxy). Tt = best fox. =]

And as for you, Sparkler...

(aside from the obvious being Grue, or Fog, or Clockblocker, or any teek...)

NEMESIS: Redline (Trump 6)
POWERS: Redline describes his power as "dangerous escalation". He is able to greatly enhance the powers of multiple capes, but at great cost to the capes themselves. Typically this implies removing invulnerabilities to effects they create - a fire-hurling Blaster becoming easily burned, a Mover with super-speed becoming affected by the friction of air resistance, and so on.
BACKSTORY: A thrill-seeker and former low-level wrestler, DeShawn Elliott triggered when a hardcore fight went dangerously out of control and a neo-Nazi proceeded to be the tar out of him. Desperate and fearing for his life, he reached out and tapped into the essence of the guy's power, knowing he could hold out a little longer if he just dodged. The man, later discovered to be the notorious cape Stormfront (not to be confused with Stormtiger, who was on the Eastern Seaboard at the time), seemed to grow and swell with each passing second, until the strain on his internal organs basically gave him a case of Important-Bits-Blowing-Up-But-Good.
NEMESIS STATUS: Honestly? He plays it off as trying to help, but really he thinks she's a liability, a bad cape in a worse part of town trying and failing to be the hero she thinks she is. His power is extremely dangerous, especially for a Striker like Sparkler. Her objects often blow up in her hands when he's around and the effect makes it harder for her to control the detonation. The other capes on Sparkler's team have a habit of neglecting to mention that he's there... possibly because she sings Disney songs at three in the morning when Targeter's just trying to get some darn sleep-

Ahem.

NEMESIS (sort of): Nightshade (Master, Thinker)
Powers: True to his name, Nightshade can cut off any sources of light in an area, which allows him to operate in total darkness. This is useful for confusing enemies, covering escapes, preparing ambushes, etc. He can also melt into shadows and phase through walls as well, the better to sneak up on people.
Motive: Nightshade isn't so much of a villain as an anti-hero. He's neutral at best and has noble motives, but his moral compass don't exactly point north. He isn't afraid to stoop to the same level as those he fights in order to achieve the goal he wants, and he often doesn't care about the collateral harm he causes. If he's thrown innocent civilians under the bus in his bid to get rid of his enemy, he considers it their problem. Those he genuinely cares about, though, are an exception, and he tries to protect them as much as he can.
Relationship: Sparkler started out as one of those annoyances whom Nightshade wanted out of his way. After she inadvertently interfered with his conflicts one time too many, though, he developed a special feeling for her. His relationship with her is a love-hate one and while he wants her out of the picture, he also respects her innocence and unwillingness to do harm to others. It's quite possible that Sparkler may be the key to helping Nightshade truly understand the hidden goodness in himself.

VILLAIN: Seraphim (Blaster, Changer)
Powers: Telekinesis, energy manipulation, six razor-sharp wings, and the ability to get people to believe in anything he says.
Motive: ​Seraphim was a religious fanatic who gained his twisted powers through a prayer ritual gone horribly wrong. He believes in young-Earth creationism and has deep, inherent misunderstandings of the Bible's teachings. His homophobia, racism, and hatefulness of anyone who isn't "pure" are literally infectious, and anyone in existence could be a target for his misguided wrath and he isn't averse to wiping out entire populations for just being there. he hopes to gain a large enough following to make world bow to the ideals he claims to bring.