I Moved!

Hey, everyone! Big news that you could've gleaned from the post's title! I moved! Here's a censored photo of me in my new room!

I wasn't pleased with my current living situation, but now, I'm in a much better place. I hope to post more soon.

The Students of WASA

The Washington State Super Academy is a school in the Super Education System with 24 students. WASA is located in Weaverton, Washington, a city built on the ruins of Tacoma after it was destroyed by Dr. Destruction's final push for world domination.

Here are the twenty-four students attending WASA:

Bast (Michelle Berry): A cat person who gained the ability to turn into an actual cat person after a villain team broke an enchanted Egyptian vase on her

Bluebird (Rita Allman): The daughter of WASA vice-principal Blue Jay, she's just here for her mom and is planning on just being a reserve

Cleidd (Arwen Moonlight): A light elf who moved to Weaverton from Newland and is armed with a sword and lack of knowledge of Earth culture

Clobber (Eddie Atkins): A super strong and nigh-invulnerable kid who caught WASA's attention after hospitalizing his abusive dad

Donald (Donald Jacobson): A socially awkward autistic savant who mostly helps out by building gadgets that would amaze Jimmy Neutron

Hypnotic Boy (Xavier Shields): The illegitimate son of a disgraced KenCo executive and his Pakistani housemaid who uses his mind control to shore up his ego

Jumper (Curtis Garcia): A teleporting prankster who can make heroes laugh, villains annoyed, and his teachers wonder if he's going to do his homework

Laser (Satya Roshanee): A young girl who has a metabolic disorder that causes her to occasionally shoot devastating lasers, hence the control rod

Littlefoot (Charlie Stevens): A sasquatch who was orphaned in a forest fire and adopted by two brothers who didn't read the fine print on the "Adopt-a-Squatch" site

Nighthawk (Nina Suarez): An energy controller who can create silver energy constructs, shoot laser blasts, and fly by creating silvery wings

Projecta (Laura Oxford): The disowned illusionist daughter of the controversial Rev. Gregory Oxford, leader of an anti-superhuman Protestant denomination

Quarter-Life (Gordon Curry): The son of the ex-supervillain Half-Life, who is using his father's powers for good

Safeguard (Ariana Vargas): A girl with a suit of Iron Man-esque power armor that she found while prowling around an old Jhinu War battleground

Shadow (Suki Nakamura): A Japanese immigrant who can turn into a shadow thanks to the combination of a superhuman ancestor and a curse placed upon him

Shocker (Manny Park): A half-Korean, half-Kadathari kid who can shoot lightning to fry supervillains and charge his friends' phones

Spinnerette (Gwen Peterson): A superhero geek who irradiated a spider and let it bite her to get spider powers, and ending up becoming a giant humanoid spider

Starlight (Latrell Compton): An energy controller who can create gold energy constructs, shoot laser blasts, and fly by creating a golden aura

Stormcloud (Saqib Sadoon): A Mesopotamian-born weather controller who moved to America to be with his extended family and to get a better super education

Tarrare (Norm Hale): A fat kid who can eat literally anything be it metal, wood, or even plastic

Thorn (Nadia Khalil): A plant controller who loves tending to the community garden in her spare time

Toxin (Carrie Hart): A girl with a toxic touch that she only recently gained control over, thanks to an experimental toxin being partially neutralized by true love's kiss

Triton (Tolumanatu Pukete): The second-in-line to the throne of Puget Sound after his superhero big sister, whom he is following in the footsteps of

White Witch (Leticia Jones): A magical prodigy who would very much like to use her powers for good, no matter what her weird Christian uncle thinks

Wraith (Lucas Stone): A kid who was turned into a cyborg by his evil dad to be his henchman, only for him to be rescued by the FBS and start going to WASA 

The Students of INSA

Here's where the Nickstaverse all started: the Indiana State Super Academy. I started out with just 18 students, but I eventually expanded the student body to 30, and also made it be one of sixty schools in America's Super Education System. Indiana's is based in Gothamopolis, a city built on the ruins of Gary that functions as the Fort Worth to Chicago's Dallas.

Here are the thirty students attending INSA:

Amaranth Archer (Aaron Archer): A bow-and-arrow user who's cleaning up the streets for his big sister Argent Archer while she's off at college

Atlan (Atlan Misikan): The heir apparent to the throne of Lake Michigan, childhood friend of Pyro and Light Bulb, and an expert in underwater combat

Blackout (Marilyn Shelby): The daughter of the retired supervillain Edgelord Deathslayer, she can create dark energy constructs and portals

Blockhead (Rockwell): A dimwitted but well-meaning earth golem from Gothamopolis's Golemia neighborhood who is made of stone, obviously

Chlora (Dinah Rosenberg): A orphaned plant who was adopted by a nice Jewish couple and has elastic vine-like limbs and pollen and pheromone shots

Chronokid (Martin Pali): A kid who uses the time-controlling harness his dad invented to be an awesome athlete, thrill-seeker, and superhero

Deadweight (Sanjay Kenchen): The son of the two Indian inventors behind several useless knickknacks, he invented a gravity belt that lets him control gravity

Deep Freeze (Malcolm McMurdo): The son of the ice-controlling superhero Icebox, he inherited his dad's powers and love of freezing villains

Enferma (Serena Ramirez): A Mexican immigrant whose life was complicated by her autism and her gaining disease manipulation powers

Format (Jack Hanssen): A shapeshifter whose bullying days ended with Pyro, Light Bulb, and Atlan taking him down back before they all went to INSA

Hairspray (Cassandra Agarra): A Afro-Chicano girl who found out she was actually Fassai-Chicano, and thus had prehensile hair to tie up villains with

Human Balloon (Rebecca Charleston): An aspiring school reporter who gained the ability to inflate her body like a balloon thanks to a chemical drenching

Kid Strychnine (Brian Espada): The son of the poison-controlling hero Poisoner and the femme fatale anithero Scorpion who turned out to be a major class clown

Light Bulb (Kiara Bright): The daughter of the light-controlling heroine Glow, she's Atlan's friend, Pyro's girlfriend, and an all-around nice girl

Magix (Nicole Pearson): A magical prodigy who, in her spare time, enjoys styling her friends' hair, growing ice cream cones, and messing with villains

Magnus (Henry Weber): A superhero whose power lineage had defied the odds by lasting from the Civil Rights era to today, baffling geneticists

Mimic (Sandra Vuvusol): A half-Cherokee, half-Jhinta girl whose family moved from Tahlequah to Gothamopolis to get the best super education

Morningstar (Lucifer): A light golem whose parents' choice to give him a traditional light golem name led to a turn to crime, and eventually, redemption

Nitro (Alan Berryman): The son of the speedster Nanosecond, he can run fast enough to confuse any villain, but not phase through walls, that'd be ridiculous

Phantom Load (Electra): A lightning golem who, like, just wants to text her followers about how on fleek her electricity-controlling superheroine game is

Princess Precious (Katrina Zorin): A girl who can turn into metal and use her father's wealth responsibly to fund her supercareer

Pyro (Isaiah Goratski): The son of the fire-controlling superhero Fireball, he's Light Bulb's boyfriend, Atlan's best friend, and is the school's de facto leader

Rainboy (Benjamin Harvey): The son of INSA counselor Rainbro, he can shoot rainbows to light up those villains with the full visible spectrum

Slickster (Stephanie McQueen): A human-blob hybrid whose liquid body greatly aids her in fighting villains and pranking fellow students with Kid Strychnine

Sonar (Bruce King): The son of the late sound-controlling heroine Scream who turned around his dad's anti-super views through defeating the villain that killed his mom

Telp (Harold Rhodes): A half-Varanyi kid who has telekinesis and telepathy, which he uses to be a big nerd who gets stuffed into lockers and does math

Vampira (Anna Huang): A half-Chinese, half-vampire girl who has her mother's chiropteran and gaseous forms and her father's sun resistance

Vapora (Rei): A gaswinder who, like all gaswinders, can turn into thick black smoke to obscure the battlefield and suffocate villains without breaking a sweat

Zapotron (Zapper #ZP40): A robot who's super smart, super strong, and has telescopic limbs to better rope in his friends for congratulatory hugs

Zomboy (Etienne Chirac): A zombie hero who had to flee his home in Haiti due to hurricanes and ended up taking his tankiness to Gothamopolis

Story Index

Here's a list of all the stories I've written. Some of them have characters I may not have introduced, but I feel like just getting them out there.

Nickstaverse

Superhero Stories

A City Worth Saving

A Room of One's Own

Circuit Maximus

Halfbreed

Something to Blow Up Over

This Isn't How We Sonic

Fantasy Stories

Warpbats in the Belfry

Sci-Fi Stories

Elmer Sterrett High

A Hairy Situation

Skylanders: A New Dawn

Dispatch: The Animated Series

You Don't Know Nick

Here's the episode list for my game show You Don’t Know Nick. It's basically a more family-friendly You Don’t Know Jack. If you don't know what that means, basically, every question has a pop culture reference shoehorned into it to make it harder to answer.

So instead of asking, "What's the difference between Sunni and Shi'a Islam?", I would ask...

If there were an actor named Sunni LaBeouf, how would he be different from Shia LaBeouf?

A. He'd have FEWER FOLLOWERS on social media.

B. He'd be MORE POPULAR IN IRAN.

C. He would recognize THREE MORE Transformers movies.

D. He'd IGNORE THE HADITH when choosing roles.

I hope you enjoy playing along with the scripts or doing them with your friends and family.

Episode 1: YDKN Origins

Episode 2: SCP-001-YDKN

Episode 3: Give Trivia a Chance

Episode 4: Dead By 5 PM

Episode 5: The Failure Party

Episode 6: Meinong General Hospital

Episode 7: DIY DEI