Get to Know the American Girls: Lit Fact Sheet

Real Name: Lucyana Kovac
Height: 5"9'
Weight: 130 lbs
Eyes: Blue
Measurements: 39-22-38
Age: 21
Affiliation: The American Girls
Heroine Popularity Rank: 17

Abilities: Light Attacks, Photokinetic Constructs, Photoportation, Photokinetic Illusion Creation, Light Force Field, Light Healing, Photokinetic Flight

Weaknesses:  

Turn out the Lights: Lit needs light in order to use her powers, shroud her in darkness, and she can be yours!

The Darkness, Charlie Murphy: Speaking of darkness, Lit is weak against users who manipulate the power of darkness.  

All Work and No Play:  Lit's durability is an Achilles heel as well.  Force her to overextend herself, and her constructs and force fields fall apart.

Muffl-her Problems:  While Lit has the ability to summon most of her powers by thought alone, she is not overly imaginative.  Therefore, she actually needs to call out the name of her photokinetic constructs in order for them to materialize properly.  Once you grab her, gag her so she can't summon any light weapons.   


History:

Orphaned at birth, Lucyana soon found herself taken in by an aspiring magician at the age of 10.  Her adopted father struggled to make ends meat as a lowly street magician, and he adopted Lucyana solely to serve as his assistant, as he felt having a child in his employee would increase his likeability.  Soon Lucyana's powers began to manifest, and she would help her foster father gain the fame he had always dreamed of. 

Once again, Lucyana served as his assistant only this time on much grander stages.  Her father took all the credit, but it was Lucyana's powers that conjured the illusions which wowed the audiences.  While the Magician was kind to Lucyana and treated her well, it was obvious he was using her from the moment he adopted her.  This was apparent every time Lucyana asked her father to perform by his side as a full-fledged Magician.  He often created some excuse, convincing Lucyana she was not ready and needed more time.  While he may have had selfish motivations for adopting Lucyana, at the end of the day, the magician did care for his foster daughter.  When he passed away Lucyana found herself totally alone for the first time in her life.  

Soon after, however, The American Girls came calling.  The had always been aware of her abilities, and they also noticed how Lucyana had blossomed into an undeniable beauty.  They offered her the opportunity to become the showwoman she always dreamed of becoming, only on a much bigger stage than she could have hoped for.    

Lucyana basks in the fame and adulation that comes with being an American Girl, and, thanks to them, she has been able to realize the full extent of her powers.  She slightly resents being forced to don a mask, but she must admit that it is nice to traverse the streets without being noticed.  She is also thankful that most of her duties have consisted of photo shoots and stopping small time criminals.  Although she does worry how she will handle things if real danger ever comes her way.