Personality #302 was used by Legion and Malcolm Melton to help capture Time-Sink, one of his other personas that went rogue. He typed the number into...
Personality #302 was used by Legion and Malcolm Melton to help capture Time-Sink, one of his other personas that went rogue. He typed the number into his Neural Switchboard which activated through his thalamus the rapid punching ability to move quicker so Time-Sink couldn't shift his attacks into the future or past. But this left David open for Time-Sink to stab him with a knife, which created a blindspot for Rogue to grab Time-Sink and knock him out, allowing Legion to reabsorb him back into his mind. This persona was then used again when Rogue touched Legion to use it to knock out him and Magneto during a scuffle they had. Supersonic Speed/Reflexes: 302 was able to create bursts of supersonic speeds that trigger sonic booms as he strikes his targets physically like rapid punches.
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Aaron Carpenter (Earth-616)
Dr. Aaron Carpenter was the world's greatest living brain surgeon. He knew Bruce Banner from high school, whom he saw as an "insufferable geek."
Af...
Dr. Aaron Carpenter was the world's greatest living brain surgeon. He knew Bruce Banner from high school, whom he saw as an "insufferable geek."
After Bruce Banner was shot in the head, Carpenter was contacted by the Ancient Order of the Shield,[1] disguised as S.H.I.E.L.D., the ones who secretly had Banner shot, and was brought in to operate on him. During the surgery, Carpenter was ordered to place a device capable of controlling the Hulk's transformations in Banner's brain. Aaron hesitated, and thought of killing Banner to prevent the agency from controlling Hulk, in order to save lives.
However, Banner was awakened by the anesthetist, whose life had been saved by the Hulk decades ago, triggering his transformation into the Hulk. The agency released a gas in the operating room in order to eliminate the witnesses of their actions, but the Hulk managed to break a wall and allow the gas to scatter, saving the life of Carpenter and the other participants of the surgery.
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