Name: Infinigirl

Civilian Identity: Josie Carter

Species: Cloned Eloi

Age: 14

Powers and Abilities: Much like Infinite, Infinigirl's reality warping powers manifest themselves as a standard Flying Brick powerset. Having the mind and emotional maturity of a 14 year old girl, however, means her powers are much more volatile and dangerous - a teenage temper tantrum could very well mean the apocalypse, hence why Infinite has taken her under his wing in the Victory Legion; working with others ensures better control of her godlike abilities.

Appearance: In contrast to Infinite's flexible yet armorlike outfit, Infinigirl wears a much more comfortable silver and black blazer-and-skirt combination, almost resembling a magical girl in some aspects. Her hair a light brown, and she has blues eyes in contrast to Infinite's gray.

Bio: Much like everything else related to him, Infinigirl's creation over a 21-year period is connected to Infinite's eventual peaceful anarchist society. Carefully cloned in the various Sanctuaries constructed by Infinite across the earth, Infinigirl has a twofold purpose - first, to act as Infinite's successor for when his work on Earth has been completed, and secondly to act as the daughter he could never truly have. Infinigirl, like any teenager however, wants something more out of life than just to be a successor to Infinite. She wants to be her own person.

Weaknesses: As stated before, Infinigirl's powers are much more volatile due to her hormonal changes; much like Infinite, she needs to keep her emotions under control lest reality be torn asunder.

Personality: Josie is (initially) rather self-centered and a drama queen, and tends to abuse her powers to aid her in everyday life or to fulfill whatever she desires at that particular moment. Deep down, however, she really is Infinite's (cloned) flesh and blood, sharing his rebellious spirit and desire to help others. Granted, she always tries to find the quick and easy solutions to problems (and more often than not they tend to only be temporary fixes at best; at worst they don't fix anything and do more harm than good).

Between all the superhero stuff and studying for algebra, Josie Carter has a lot to learn.