Zane Arkell was a brilliant electrical engineer obsessed with creating a clean, limitless power source. During an experiment with storm energy and superconductors, a containment breach struck him with a surge of living electricity. Instead of dying, his body absorbed it — turning him into a walking storm. Now known as Voltbreaker, he uses his powers to protect cities from both high-tech criminals and corrupt corporations who seek to exploit the very energy he once dreamed of sharing with the world.
The inspiration came from the art style itself—raw, ink-splattered, and unpredictable—symbolizing how heroes are often born from chaos. The thin outlines reflect simplicity and focus, showing that true strength doesn’t need to be flashy, just pure and sharp. Obsidian Vail represents persistence, the quiet kind of strength that holds firm when the world feels like it’s falling apart.
