Neuron
Neuron | |
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Praetor of Science Academies | |
Details | |
Real Name | Steve Berry |
Gender | Male |
Archetype | Blaster |
Affiliation |
Praetorians Neuron Technologies Unlimited |
Age | Unknown |
Romantic Associations | Unknown |
Known Family | Unknown |
Primary Powers | Electric Blast |
Secondary Powers | Electric Melee |
Zone Locations | Neutropolis |
Overview
Neuron is a Praetorian Earth archvillain, the Praetorian counterpart to Primal Earth's Synapse.
Defeating Neuron is required for the Dimensional Warder Badge.
Heroes face him on the following missions:
- Stop Anti-Matter's invasion mission from Tina Macintyre (Levels 40-44)
- Get the data scanners back mission from Maria Jenkins (Levels 45-50)
- Save Carnival of Light from Praetorians mission from Unai Kemen (Levels 45-50) as NeuronLeader.
Background
Description
Neuron is the creation of his own twisted scientific experiment. He gave himself complete control over his body's nervous system. Once he and Anti-Matter worked together as friends but of late a rift has formed between them. Neuron's creation of Siege and the favour that garnered him with Tyrant is the primary cause of discord between them.
Overview History
Steven Berry wasn't born with super powers, he gave them to himself. By using an untested procedure he devised on himself, Steven gained super human mental and physical celerity. He took on the name Neuron and joined the Praetorian Guard, immediately gaining notice from then-President Cole.
Another person who took notice was Dr. Raymond "Anti-Matter" Keyes, Cole's chief science advisor. He was annoyed at Neuron's brash and reckless approach to science, but despite Keyes's warnings, Cole continued to enlist Neuron's aid. In the aftermath of the Hamidon Wars, Neuron continues to steal Anti-Matter's thunder, producing marvelous advances in technology faster than Anti-Matter can keep up. So far, Neuron's successes have kept him in Cole's good graces. To honor his ongoing results, Cole transferred Anti-Matter's title, Praetor of the Science Academies, to Neuron. This slight is something that Anti-Matter has vowed not to soon forget.
- Taken from Neuron Official Character Profile
Full History
You tune in your television to Emperor Cole's award ceremony for Steven Berry, president of Neuron Technologies Unlimited.
“To better understand the brilliance of the man once known simply as Neuron, the fastest man on the planet, we must look back to the dark days of the Hamidon Wars where his true colors were revealed.
“Born just before the start of the wars, Steven Berry was always fascinated by science. Unable to pursue a formal education due to the collapsing infrastructure of the world at that time, Steven learned what he could by diligently watching the work of those few intellectuals around him. When the call to supers went out, Steven yearned to help save the world he loved. Such was his dedication to our world that despite not being born with super powers he bravely performed his untried and untested neural accelerator procedure upon himself. The results, I must say, were quite simply amazing!
“Now possessing the fastest mind and body in the world, Steven Berry adopted the moniker ‘Neuron’ and raced headlong into the fight against the Devouring Earth. During his time with the Praetorian Guard, his keen mind and lightning speed saved the day on more than one occasion, disproving the adage that old age and treachery will always overcome youth and speed.
“When the wars ended, Berry teamed up with his old comrade, Dr. Raymond Keyes. Together the two formed a friendly rivalry, pushing one another to greater and greater scientific exploits. Keyes built the original Clockwork that helped rebuild our world. Berry improved upon them, giving us the multitude of kind and beautiful helpers that you see all around the city. Keyes built the miraculous antimatter colliders that power our city. Berry created a universal antidote for the diseases that not so long ago wracked our world’s population. Each bout of intellectual rivalry between these two great minds bore dividends for Praetoria and her citizens.
“And now, I ask you to behold the fabulous exploits of the most celebrated scientific mind of our time! Steven Berry astounds the world yet again with another shocking breakthrough in advanced biochemical research by curing cancer in the very same week that he discovered a vaccine for combating first stage Tellurian Plague. The man of speed conducts a thousand experiments in the time it would take an ordinary scientist to do one. Our world owes much to this magnificent man of science. His tireless pursuit of solutions to our every problem betters us all.
“It is due to his devotion to Praetoria that I, Emperor Cole, hereby elevate Steven Berry from mild-mannered supergenius to Praetor Elect of the Science Academies. With his new title comes new responsibility, responsibility which I have no doubt Praetor Berry will carry proudly and successfully into our bright, bright future.”
- Taken from Neuron Official Bio
Character Stats
- Prior to Going Rogue:
Public Identity: Steven Berry
Origin: Science
Archetype: Blaster
Primary Powers: Electric Blast
Secondary Powers: Electric Melee
Other Powers:
Signature Powers:
- After Going Rogue:
Public Identity: Steven Berry
Origin: Science
Archetype: Scrapper
Primary Powers: Electric Melee
Secondary Powers: Super Reflexes
Other Powers: Unknown, waiting for Going Rogue
Signature Powers: Unknown, waiting for Going Rogue
For Going Rogue, Neuron's Archetype was switched from Blaster to Scrapper, along with powerset changes to Electric Melee and Super Reflexes.
See Also
- Neuron's Praetorians profile for a list of his powers
Overview
Neuron | |
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Zone | Neutropolis |
Coordinates | (1682, -51, -643) |
Level Range | 15-20 |
Introduced By |
== Level 15 == Bobcat |
Introduces | None |
Enemy Groups | None |
Neuron is a Praetorian contact in Neutropolis at coordinates (1682, -51, -643) . His level range is 15-20.
Introductions
Contact Introduced By
Contact Introduces
- None
Information
Prior to Introduction
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Initial Contact
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Greeting
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No More Missions
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Store
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