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| date = [[March 2009| March 10-13 2009]] | | date = [[March 2009| March 10-13 2009]] | ||
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==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
| − | [[Remy LeBeau]], [[Amanda Sefton]], [[Illyana Rasputin - Phase 1 | Illyana Rasputin]], [[Vanessa Carlysle]], [[Sofia Mantega-Barret]], [[Marie-Ange Colbert]], [[Emma Frost]], [[David North]], [[Jubilation Lee]], [[Sarah Morlocke]], [[Mark Sheppard]], [[Wanda Maximoff - Phase 1 | Wanda Maximoff]], [[Lucas Bishop]], [[Doug Ramsey]] | + | [[Remy Lebeau - Phase 1|Remy LeBeau]], [[Amanda Sefton]], [[Illyana Rasputin - Phase 1 | Illyana Rasputin]], [[Vanessa Carlysle - Phase 1 | Vanessa Carlysle]], [[Sofia Mantega-Barret]], [[Marie-Ange Colbert]], [[Emma Frost]], [[David North]], [[Jubilation Lee]], [[Sarah Morlocke]], [[Mark Sheppard]], [[Wanda Maximoff - Phase 1 | Wanda Maximoff]], [[Lucas Bishop]], [[Doug Ramsey]] |
[[Brock Rumlow]], [[Natasha Romanoff - Phase 1|Natasha Romanova]], [[Alexei Vazhin]] | [[Brock Rumlow]], [[Natasha Romanoff - Phase 1|Natasha Romanova]], [[Alexei Vazhin]] | ||
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==Plot Summary== | ==Plot Summary== | ||
| − | The gauntlet code named 'Satan's Claw' was created by the Nazis as part of their *UberSoldat* program, an attempt at a [[Project SuperSoldier|super soldier program]]. The Russians obtained the Claw from a captured research facility during their march to Berlin in 1945, but soon found it useless due to some serious flaws in its design. The most glaring example is that four days after firing the destructive beam that is one of the glove's main functions, it | + | The gauntlet code named 'Satan's Claw' was created by the Nazis as part of their *UberSoldat* program, an attempt at a [[Project SuperSoldier|super soldier program]]. The Russians obtained the Claw from a captured research facility during their march to Berlin in 1945, but soon found it useless due to some serious flaws in its design. The most glaring example is that four days after firing the destructive beam that is one of the glove's main functions, it vented a buildup of highly compressed irradiated gases, killing the person wearing it and laying waste to anyone and anything in the area for miles around. |
| − | The Russians never found a way to fix the problems with the gauntlet, and eventually decided to 'bury' the glove along with their other Cold War secrets. Five months | + | The Russians never found a way to fix the problems with the gauntlet, and eventually decided to 'bury' the glove along with their other Cold War secrets. Five months before this plot, the gauntlet appeared on the radar again, and Alexei Vazhin found certain intelligence that the Chechens were potential buyers. He carefully organized an operation to trap them and recover the gauntlet. However, one of his contacts betrayed them, and the Satan's Claw was lost again. |
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| + | Natasha Romanova was eventually able to track down the location of the gauntlet, posing as a buyer for the Russian mob, but when the meeting went bad she was forced to put on the glove in order to fight her way free. She was forced into hiding somewhere in Europe, with the bulky and conspicuous glove stopping her from using any of her normal routes out of danger. Unfortunately, whoever was planning to buy it originally was also hunting her, which made the situation even more urgent. | ||
| + | Vazhin wanted Romanova and the SatanGreifer back unharmed, but his hands were relatively tied by bureaucracy and the desire to not have an international incident. So he needed a catspaw, and X-force conveniently still owed him a debt. He called in his marker on Illyana Rasputin, expecting the team to accomplish both of his goals in suitable fashion. | ||
==Related Links== | ==Related Links== | ||
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[[Operation: Don't Leave Me With The Germans]] | [[Operation: Don't Leave Me With The Germans]] | ||
| + | [[Our Hell]] | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| − | [ | + | [https://xp-logs.dreamwidth.org/tag/z+p1:+t:+x-force:+godhand Operation:Godhand] |
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| + | [https://x-snowvalley.dreamwidth.org/tag/p:+godhand x_snowvalley posts] | ||
==Trivia and Meta== | ==Trivia and Meta== | ||
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Developed from the initial ideas of [[Nute]] & [[Dex]] | Developed from the initial ideas of [[Nute]] & [[Dex]] | ||
| − | + | [[Image: Satan Claw poster.jpg|100px]] Click image for full size version of the poster. | |
[[Category: 2009]] | [[Category: 2009]] | ||
[[Category: X-Force - Phase 1]] | [[Category: X-Force - Phase 1]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:58, 11 January 2023
| Operation: Godhand | |
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| Dates run: | March 10-13 2009 |
| Run By: | Twiller |
| Read the logs: | Operation:Godhand |
If you are successful, I will officially remove all records of Illyana Rasputin’s treasonous activities, and even correct the… clerical error involving her age.
X-Force is given the option to intervene when one of Alexei Vazhin's agents, a Natasha Romanova gets into trouble when trying to retrieve a device called the SatanGreifer by the Russians, and the Satan's Claw in English. It also gives Illyana a chance to clear a debt, and get her life just that small part more under her own control.
Contents
Cast
Remy LeBeau, Amanda Sefton, Illyana Rasputin, Vanessa Carlysle, Sofia Mantega-Barret, Marie-Ange Colbert, Emma Frost, David North, Jubilation Lee, Sarah Morlocke, Mark Sheppard, Wanda Maximoff, Lucas Bishop, Doug Ramsey
Brock Rumlow, Natasha Romanova, Alexei Vazhin
Timing
Plot Summary
The gauntlet code named 'Satan's Claw' was created by the Nazis as part of their *UberSoldat* program, an attempt at a super soldier program. The Russians obtained the Claw from a captured research facility during their march to Berlin in 1945, but soon found it useless due to some serious flaws in its design. The most glaring example is that four days after firing the destructive beam that is one of the glove's main functions, it vented a buildup of highly compressed irradiated gases, killing the person wearing it and laying waste to anyone and anything in the area for miles around.
The Russians never found a way to fix the problems with the gauntlet, and eventually decided to 'bury' the glove along with their other Cold War secrets. Five months before this plot, the gauntlet appeared on the radar again, and Alexei Vazhin found certain intelligence that the Chechens were potential buyers. He carefully organized an operation to trap them and recover the gauntlet. However, one of his contacts betrayed them, and the Satan's Claw was lost again.
Natasha Romanova was eventually able to track down the location of the gauntlet, posing as a buyer for the Russian mob, but when the meeting went bad she was forced to put on the glove in order to fight her way free. She was forced into hiding somewhere in Europe, with the bulky and conspicuous glove stopping her from using any of her normal routes out of danger. Unfortunately, whoever was planning to buy it originally was also hunting her, which made the situation even more urgent.
Vazhin wanted Romanova and the SatanGreifer back unharmed, but his hands were relatively tied by bureaucracy and the desire to not have an international incident. So he needed a catspaw, and X-force conveniently still owed him a debt. He called in his marker on Illyana Rasputin, expecting the team to accomplish both of his goals in suitable fashion.
Related Links
Operation: Don't Leave Me With The Germans
External Links
Trivia and Meta
Trivia
This was a defining moment for Illyana in that she had to be responsible for someone's death, but not kill them herself, as she had in Limbo.
Meta
Plotrunner: Twiller
Developed from the initial ideas of Nute & Dex
Click image for full size version of the poster.
