Tyrone Pietro O'Malley

The respectable leader of the Hyperion Heroes in my Hypermon series. Again, this is for a game.


He's 18 years old, a high school senior. He's the son of the president of the U.S.O. (United States of O'Malley, which is what the western half of the United States of America will be in the year A.D. 4493. Long story. I'll some other time.) His girlfriend is none other than Jennifer Avalon because they both share the same drive to be on top and have the same leadership capabilities (surprisingly, they don't fight over this.) Bullzock O'Hara is Ty's best friend, although Bullzock can be a bit of a wiseass at times. Opee is Tyrone's adopted brother (Opee's real parents were killed off by Japanese mob men who wanted in on Project Hyperion).

One of Tyrone's favorite hangouts is none other than Goshi-Dan's Arcade. I can surely bet you saw that coming.

Anyway, despite the fact that he's got more money on him that Fort Knox does at any given time, he's not exactly super popular. Hell, even with that kind of money and the kind of technology they have in A.D. 4501, Tyrone doesn't even have a fixed concept of time, which accounts for why he rarely, if ever, shows up on time for anything. However, he still does have a pretty tight circle of friends, so it doesn't faze him at all. Rex Johns is probably Tyrone's biggest archrival. They're not exactly enemies, but they're sure as hell not friends. They manage to put up with each other long enough to complete a mission, but that's about it. They can't stand one another. Tyrone's biggest archenemy is Slade Star. Slade attends the Barrington Academy in O'Malleyton D.S. (like Washington D.C., except it's district of Salem. The city's located in Neo Oregon.) Slade is like Tyrone in several ways, except he's far more popular than Tyrone and just about every girl in their city wants to sleep with him. Slade's pretty stuck up, although he doesn't mind having such a large feminine fanbase.

Tyrone's Hypermon partner is none other than Youshi-mon. How the two of them were paired up is beyond me, considering that Youshi-mon isn't exactly the brightest crayon in the box. However, Tyrone tries pretty damn hard to overlook this (and it always seems to fail, because Youshi-mon always seems to reach a new level in his idiocy.)

As a RyuFox Retainer (and a registered member of the RyuFox Fighters guild), Tyrone has three weapons that he keeps with him whenever necessary: First off, he's got his Soul Blade, a rather large and clunky sword he received from his grandfather in Japan. Looking back, his grandfather sees that giving him that sword was a mistake. Second, he's got his fearsome fighting skills. He's quick on his feet, and he's trained himself to jump about 30,000 feet out of an airplane without a parachute and still make a perfect landing (he learned this partly to make the dazzling entrances that are required of all people with serious lacks of punctuality.) Thirdly, he's got his trusty Super Blaster. While childish in appearance and name, the Super Blaster's got enough juice to put a pretty big hole in the side of a mountain when used at full blast (of course, there are no mountains around his area and he's not enough of an idiot to leave the safety off).