The character – A caucasian american male (teena
The character –
A caucasian american male (teenager) who is gritty, gritty, brutalistic, intimidating and ruthless in demeanor, lean, powerful ( look at the stealth prompt for his build), (must be realistic), he is reckless, has a shredding, edgy skater attitude (look at the razor prompt for this), has 7 attires, look at both the stealth and razor prompts (don’t mention the car at all, he is not car, racing based at all) – i will name him later
Must use part 1 – the dodge stealth prompt ( not about the car) – be unique, creative
The Stealth sports car was a twin under the skin to the Mitsubishi 3000GT. Built by Chrysler’s partner Mitsubishi in Japan, the Stealth sported Chrysler-designed bodywork over the Mitsubishi chassis and drivetrain. It was a high-tech, high-performance sports car that competed with the Chevrolet Corvette, Mazda RX-7, Nissan 300ZX, Toyota Supra and the 3000GT itself.
1991
In 1991, four models were available — Base, ES, R/T and R/T Turbo — that provided increasing sophistication and performance at increasing prices. The Base version was a front-wheel drive model powered by a 3.0-liter sohc 12-valve V6 that produced 164 hp. The ES and R/T, were also front-wheel drive cars with a 3.0-liter dohc 24-valve V6 that delivered 222 hp. A 5-speed manual transaxle was standard with both of these engines; a 4-speed automatic was optional. Finally, there was the R/T Turbo, with 300 horsepower and 5-speed manual transmission. All wheel drive was standard along with ABS which was standard on the R/T Turbo and optional on the other models.
1992
New for 1992 was a glass sunroof.
1993
This was the last model year for the Dodge Stealth ES.
1994
A new version of the twin-turbo version of the dohc engine with 320 hp propelled the Stealth R/T Turbo model from 0 to 60 mph in a breath-taking 5.3 seconds. The only drivetrain available with this engine was a 6-speed manual transmission with all-wheel drive.
1995
Standard features on all models included dual airbags, rear-window defroster, spoiler, power outside rearview mirrors, AM/FM/cassette stereo system, and a leather-wrapped tilt steering wheel. Base and R/T models had 15-in. wheels; the Turbo had 17-inches. New for ’95 were optional 18-in. chrome wheels. The main differences between the Stealth and 3000GT, aside from the styling, were the GT’s movable aerodynamic aids and a retractable hardtop convertible model.
1996
The last of the Dodge Stealths got a new body color spoiler and leather front seats
Part 2 – must use – the dodge razor base as well – ( not about the car at all ) – be unique, creative
A sprint to 60 miles per hour in less than six seconds, top speed greater than 140 miles per hour, a six-speed manual transmission, rear-wheel drive and an engine displacement of 2.4 liters. These specifications can only mean one thing – less weight, more fun. Unveiled at the 2002 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, the Dodge Razor concept car embodies the purest of sports coupe design: aspirational, emotional and inspirational. Through efficient design, Dodge Razor cuts right to what is vital for enhanced driving pleasure.
The Dodge Razor concept car is a joint effort between the Chrysler Group design studios in Auburn Hills, Mich., and Carlsbad, Calif. Dodge Razor’s exterior was developed by Akino Tsuchiya and Kevin Verduyn, while its interior was executed by Chris Schuttera and John Sodano. They were inspired by classic European sports cars of the 1960s, which brought a modern minimalist design philosophy to the project. Searching for a name that reflected the car’s energy and attitude, the Chrysler Group approached Razor USA to form a licensing partnership with the trendsetting and youthful Razor brand.
To keep the Dodge Razor affordable should it ever reach production, many ‘off-the-shelf’ corporate suspension and underbody components were used. While the six-speed manual transmission was developed in Stuttgart, Germany, the engine is an upgraded version of Chrysler Group’s 2.4-liter inline DOHC four-cylinder, now with a Turbocharger and intercooler. The engine develops 250 bhp. (187 kW) and 230 lb.-ft. (312 Nm). Aimed at young driving enthusiasts, the Razor concept was designed with a targeted sticker price of US $ 14,500.
Reflecting the design attitude of the popular Razor kick scooter, the design of the Dodge Razor suggests forward motion even when the concept is parked on an auto show turntable. It seems to be leaping ahead, with its rear wheels larger than the already massive front wheels. Its signature Dodge crosshair grille sits solidly on the front spoiler, while the exhaust tips are incorporated into the rear air deflector.
His arcs –
Outlaw (as a skater)
A character who lives outside the bounds of the law, often involved in criminal activities or rebellion against authority.
Gambler (as a skater)
A risk-taking character who enjoys games of chance and often makes daring bets or wagers.
Cult Leader – not like what is really is
A character who evaluates and critiques the actions and behavior of others.
Bully – look at the stealth prompt
A person who uses intimidation and aggression to gain power over others.
Athlete – look at the base prompt
A highly skilled and competitive person specializing in physical sports or activities.
For looks need the stealth and razor prompts (need 7 looks) – but need a full character profile
The air hung thick with the smell of ozone and asphalt, the stale scent of a thousand skateboard wheels grinding against rough concrete. A figure, lean and angular like a predatory bird, crouched at the foot of a half-pipe, a spray can in hand. He was a shadow in the fading light, a creature of the concrete jungle. They called him Maverick.
Maverick was a whirlwind of contradictions. He was a master of stealth, blending seamlessly into the urban tapestry, his movements as precise and calculated as a chess player’s. He could disappear into the labyrinthine alleys, his steps barely disturbing the dust. But then, he would explode onto the half-pipe, a reckless blur of motion, carving through the air with a wild abandon that bordered on madness. His style was a symphony of destruction, his board a weapon, the concrete his battlefield.
His Seven Looks
Maverick’s attire was as unpredictable as his personality, a reflection of his dual nature:
- The Shadow: Black from head to toe. A hooded sweatshirt, cargo pants, and worn-out combat boots. He was a ghost in the night, unseen and unheard.
- The Vandal: A canvas of vibrant colors. A black t-shirt, splattered with neon paint, ripped jeans, and bright red skate shoes. He was a graffiti artist, leaving his mark on the world.
- The Daredevil: A sleek, functional design. A black zip-up jacket, tailored black pants, and a pair of high-top skate shoes with a hint of red trim. He was the embodiment of speed and grace.
- The Rebel: A statement of defiance. A leather jacket, studded with metal rivets, black denim jeans, and worn-out combat boots. He was a force to be reckoned with.
- The Gladiator: A testament to his strength. A black tank top, black cargo shorts, and a pair of heavily worn skate shoes. He was ready for battle, a warrior on wheels.
- The Phantom: A minimalist approach. A black t-shirt, ripped jeans, and a pair of black skate shoes. He was a shadow in the urban landscape.
- The Architect: A blend of form and function. A black zip-up jacket, tailored black pants, and a pair of black high-top skate shoes. He was a master of his craft, a builder of his own world.
A Character Profile
Name: Maverick (until you decide otherwise)
Age: 17
Background: Maverick was born into a world of concrete and steel, a world where survival was a daily struggle. He found solace in the freedom of skateboarding, the adrenaline rush a release from the grim reality of his life. He was a lone wolf, distrustful of others, except for his small group of loyal friends.
Personality: Maverick was a mix of contradictions. He was a master of stealth, able to blend into his surroundings and vanish without a trace. Yet, he was also a reckless daredevil, always pushing the boundaries of what was possible, both on and off his skateboard. He was fiercely independent, unwilling to be controlled or confined.
Motivations: Maverick’s driving force was the need to be free, to escape the limitations of his world. He sought out the thrill of danger, the adrenaline rush that only came from pushing his limits. He wanted to be the best, to prove himself to the world, and to leave his mark on everything he touched.
Conflicts: Maverick was a constant thorn in the side of authority, his rebellious nature clashing with the rules and regulations of society. He lived on the edge, constantly testing his limits and the limits of others. His reckless behavior and disdain for the status quo made him a target, but he was always one step ahead, always ready to outwit and outmaneuver his opponents.
Maverick’s story is only beginning. He is a force of nature, a whirlwind of rebellion and defiance. But he is also a shadow, a ghost in the night, and a master of stealth. He is a mystery, a legend in the making.
