Hero Name: Chimera
Real Name: Moira Mulchey
Date of Birth: 3/18/1998
Citizenship: United States
Place of Birth: Bolingbrook, Ill
Sexual Orientation: Bisexual
Known Relatives: Laura Mulchey (Mother), Paul Dunham (Father), Eva and Jack Mulchey (Grandparents)
Extent of Education: Freshmen highschool (Current)
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:
Height: 5’2â€
Weight: 120 lbs
Hair: Long bright red.
Eyes: Green
Skin: Pale and freckled
Other distinguishing Features:
Uniform/Costume: Tight spandex, anything loose gets left behind.
Usual Style/Clothes: Blue jeans, shirts with long flowing sleeves.
Health: Well
Mental Health: Well
Appearance: Very Irish in appearance. Moira’s red hair is usually braided or tied back in a ponytail with beads or feathers decorating it. She looks like an ordinary kid for the most part.
POWERS AND ABILITIES: Shapeshifting: Moira can take the form of any animal. To start with, she can only assume the form of a cat for an hour. It takes a lot of practice and research to get the hang of any new form. The further then the human form, the harder it is for her to control. For example, mammals close to her own size would be easier to become then a small rodent. These would be easier than a bird, insect or fish. As one of these latter forms, she still needs to learn how to swim or fly. It’s not instinct.
BACKGROUND:
Personality: Moira is intelligent and kind though unusual. She is comfortable around people, but she prefers to curl up with a good book. She is a lover of nature and peace and not very tolerant of anyone ‘fake’
Favorite Quote: The only reason people get lost in thought is because it's unfamiliar territory
Quirks: Moira is a pagan. Some even believe she is a witch, but that’s not true at all. She loves animal and nature and doesn’t like the city much.
Hobbies: Moria is into gymnastics. She’s very flexible and has very good balance. She also makes jewelry out of almost anything.
History: Moria was born and raised in a small town in Illinois. Her family was pagan, which made Moria the center of much teasing in school. She was accused of being a witch among other insults. She became withdrawn and avoided her peers, instead spending much of her time reading or crafting jewelry.
As the years past and she entered middle school, things changed a little. She joined gymnastics and her jewelry gained her a small measure of popularity among the girls. She was still her quiet self, but she was beginning to fit in.
Then Moria’s parents got divorced shortly after she turned thirteen.
Her mother, unable to support them both alone, moved them to Neptune, Michigan, where her grandparents lived. Laura began working in her father's old Irish pub, trying to keep it going despite the failing economy.