Jax Whitlock
Glitch
She/they/he, doesn't matter too much to them.
18
Human
Pansexual
Unknown
Alive
Spiderverse OC
American
Very light
130 lbs
5'3"
Varies due to their body's unstable nature, tends to mimic any of the colors that occur when they "glitch out" and is typically heterochromatic.
(Red, yellow, neon green, cyan, cobalt blue, magenta)
Completely white, which they take advantage of to dye any of the fun colors they want at the time.
Always wild and slightly wavy, always put into some sort of up-do.
None.
Athletic and thin but decently-muscled.
Right
Littered everywhere around their body.
Lives for bright colors, but doesn't seem to care all too much about how they match most of the time.
Chaotic and wild but in the energetic and bubbly way. Almost nothing gets them down, especially not their past. Willing to try being friends with anyone.
Physical touch, gift-giving
Sometimes their voice will glitch out or sound layered like there’s a voice filter over it. Usually happens when they’re using their abilities, but might happen randomly.
Keeping everyone safe and out of harm's way.
- Sometimes their personality is a little much for people
- Talks a lot
- Has had issues controlling their powers in the past.
- They're their own worst weakness, especially when their ability gets out of hand.
- Colors
- Lighthearted mischief
- Hanging out with friends
- Shopping for cute things
- Arguments
- People not getting along
- Dwelling on the past
English
Their ability could sometimes be seen as a disability at times, due to the adverse side-effects it has. Their body is in a constant state of existence and non-existence, causing chronic pains and nausea when especially bad.
- ADHD
- PTSD
- Possible autism
Webs, super-strength, spider-sense, other spider-person abilities.
A specific ability they have to glitch. It’s similar to how one would glitch if they were in the wrong universe since it is derived from that, but it has adapted into more of a traditional glitching ability.
They can cause themselves, inanimate objects, or other people or animals to glitch. Also, electronics may be affected.
Doesn’t matter now.
Finished highschool.
So let’s do this one last time!
A suited figure with four, shiny iridescent white eyes perched on the edge of a tall skyscraper.
My name is Jax Whitlock.
Their eyes narrowed, and they jumped off of the skyscraper, flipping in the air several times before deploying a web to catch themselves.
I was bitten by a radioactive spider, and for one year, I had been the one and only Spider-person. I’m sure you know the rest!
They twirled as they reached the peak of their swing, and deployed another web to help them land on the roof of another building.
I saved the world a few times, lost a couple people. . . But hey, that’s okay!
They suddenly looked over, their eyes widening almost to ovals.
I got a few visitors that were like me, from a weird neon-rainbow portal. Pretty.
The scene cuts to them walking through a large white structure with pathways branching in all directions to look like a spiderweb. They turn and start walking backwards as they look up at the architecture and all the different people there.
And I was invited to join a Spider-person society. How cool is that? I think it’s pretty cool.
While still walking, they pull off their mask to reveal blue and green heterochomatic eyes, and brown hair tied in a loose ponytail. They look just as in awe as they did with their wide-eyed mask on.
Well, until my universe started blinking out of existence. I didn’t know why. I tried to stop it, I really did.
They’re back in their universe, surrounded by glitching, distorting, and disappearing things with people running in all directions. Next to them, a building disappears in a flash of overlapping color. They start running, deploying a web and taking to the air as they try to find the source of the damage.
I couldn’t find what started it. But I tried to keep everything from falling apart despite that.
They’re desperately trying to web anything they can back together. But it disappears right before their eyes. They look down at their hands. . . and they’re starting to glitch out as well.
All the way up until I was the only thing left in it. I barely escaped back to HQ.
A portal opened up next to them, and they jumped through it as fast as they could. But when they get through, they’re unconscious and on the ground. Glitching.
But that was a while ago. You can call me Glitch, Spider-Glitch, I think you get the idea right? And I’ve been like this for about three years. But it’s not all so bad! This thing is actually real helpful when I’m trying to beat up some bad guys.
The scene changes again, and they pull of their mask. Their hair is completely white now, with bright cyan streaks running through it. Their eyes are still heterochromatic, but in a bright magenta and neon green. Their suit also got splashes of color on their limbs.
So to wrap this up, I’ve been a Spider-Person for a while. And that’s what’s important! We don’t need to worry about all that backstory. That was just to explain why I turn a bunch of fun colors sometimes.
Deceased
Deceased
Unknown/Deceased
None (yet 👀)
Adhd - Truslow
Talk Too Much - COIN
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“Hey, my name’s Glitch! What's your name? I love your suit-"
- “Get closer, I dare ya!”
- “Ouch, that hurt.”
- “Do you know how much this hurts? No? Well, you'll find out soon."
- “You know he’s right behind you, yeah?”
- “It doesn’t have to end this way.”
Those within the spider-society
Any villains they need to take care of.
Atheist
Spider-person, Spider-Glitch
Is "yes" an option?
Anything sweet. They’d probably eat raw sugar crystals, and they probably have.
Dogs