Valfor

In the lush jungles of the Philippines, there lived a teenage boy named Ian who lived on the bounty that nature provided. One day while exploring the forests in search of some Tambis fruit he stumbled upon a secret underground laboratory that belonged to the mad scientist Dr. Cube. Dr. Cube was experimenting with the DNA of different animals in the hopes of creating a new breed of super soldiers to sell to the local communist rebels.

Ian was curious and entered the laboratory, where he was caught by Dr. Cube’s minions. Seeing an opportunity to experiment on a new subject, Dr. Cube injected the young boy with a serum made from the DNA of a rhino and the blue speckled turtle.

The serum was designed to enhance the subject’s strength, speed and durability- however, the serum had unexpected side effects. Ian’s body began to mutate taking on the traits of both a rhino and a turtle. His skin became hard and thick like a rhino’s, and he grew dense shells like a turtle’s.

Ian was shocked by his new appearance and abilities. He was horrified to find that Dr. Cube had planned to use him as a weapon for his own financial gain. With no other choice, Ian fled from the laboratory, determined to use his powers for good and to stop Dr. Cube’s evil plans.

As he wandered the jungles of the Philippines, Ian encountered a group of rebels fighting against a corrupt government. They saw his strength and courage, and indoctrinated him into believing in their cause. With his rhino- like strength and turtle-like toughness, Ian quickly became a valuable asset to the rebels, who dubbed him “Vaflor.”

However, as the years went by, Val’for became more and more isolated from humanity. His appearance and abilities made it difficult for him to interact with others and he began to see himself as a freak of nature. He became bitter and resentful, fearing that he was doomed to be an outcast for the rest of his life.

One day, Vaflor received a message from Dr. Cube, who had returned to the island nation. Cube offered to reverse the mutation that had turned Ian into a monster, but only if he agreed to work for him as a weapon once again. Desperate for a chance to be normal again, Vaflor agreed to Cube’s terms.

Dr. Cube had other plans. He had no intention of reversing Vaflor’s mutation, but rather sought to turn him into an even more unstoppable killing machine. He subjected Vaflor to cruel experiments and trained him in combat, pushing him beyond his limits.

As Vaflor’s powers grew, so did his anger and resentment. He realized that Cube was just stringing him along and rebelled against him. And so, Vaflor became the arch-nemesis of Dr. Cube and his Posse. His immense strength and impenetrable shell made him nearly invincible, and his rage fueled his destructive power. The people of the Philippines knew him as a villain to be feared and avoided at all costs, lucky for them he decided to leave the island to seek out Cube and destroy him any way possible.