No, you don't get it, because he is the "true" BOB, and there is only one of him anywhere already, what gives him power is other people named "after" him.
The more Bobs that there are in the specific universe he is in, the more powerful he is in that universe.
Thus, More Bobs = More power for BOB.

So in the case of Jet Li, the more Jets you kill in parallel universes, the stronger the reamining ones get.

For the case of BOB, the more Bobs you kill, the weaker BOB gets.

Ergo, genociding everyone called Bob, Robert, Bobbitt, etc. is good for getting rid of BOB, not that Dante, Damarus and The Voidstalker would need it...

Are these acceptable?

(Present Day) Vulcan Raven: A gigantic shaman (7 feet tall) with only a huge gatling gun and a few grenades for arms. His gatling gun is connected to a big, fat pack that weighs 300 pounds and carries 6000 bullets for his gun. He's very buff and extremely resistant to cold. He's always near ravens and seems to have an empathatic link with them.

(Ancient Past) Mateo: Known only as Mateo (nobody knows his real name), this spy believes that because of his speed and uncanny ability to dodge his opponent attacks (blades, bullets, etc.), he only needs to carry a katana, with which he's extremely deadly. For some awkward reason, he always seems to heal at a very fast rate.

(Present Day) Vars Kaslerr: A typical elite soldier, he carries small firearms and grenades. The only strange things about him are that there are no records of him existing at all and that he always wears a gas mask. Many think it's for missions, but nobody really knows why.....

And,

(Futuristic) Slaad: Slaad has been robotically engineered to be a robot with a bipedal wolf's stature. His front paws can morph into flamethrowers, blades, heat-seeker missile launchers, machine guns, and grenade launchers (sorta like Samus from Metroid). He also has robotic eyes that see in thermal imaging. He has a coat of protective titanium armor and has no feelings of fear, pity, or remorse for his targets, making him a deadly foe. He can also run on all four paws while attacking with a mouth full of dagger-like teeth, making him very fast and very deadly.
Slaad has a makeshift voicebox so he can speak, and his power chip contains database files on everyone who has ever lived and everything that has ever happened, along with architectual information and data on any living thing's anatomy, making him a much more efficient hunter and exterminator.

Ok, Our first mission will be us saving City of Heroes from supervillains who have stolen all the other superheroes's powers.

Pick a somewhat powerful and superhero-ey character, and post them in this thread, then I'll make a notepad file (cuz I'm that tech savvy), then I'll see Shrek 2, and then we'll start.

Sweet.

Gabriel Wrath- (I'm all about the celestial types, gimme a break) Formerly a boy who immersed himself in the lore of the occult and supernatural, his family was killed by malevolent beings from the otherworlds, which drove him deper into his studies, far enough to come into contact with those on the good side of things, who saw his incredible potential, and bestowed upon him powers to help fight evil. The granted abilities include Flight (superman type), exponentially enhanced resistance (against injury and magic), combat prowess, and light manipulation. He wears tight black armor with a flowing white cape, longswords on either hip.

horray!

Hmm, what, did Shrek 2 come out? I haven't seen a single commercial for it...

Anyway, here is my Superhero-ish character.

Superhero/Modern - Steven Williams/Iron Hulk - After being visited by Aliens and being granted super powers to help defend earth, Steven instead asked for Alien Technology. Obliging, they gave him their most powerful experimental battle armor. It allows the user to have many times his normal strength, run faster, jump higher, and even fly. It can fire charged plasma blasts from the guantlets, and the entire suit can be electrically charged and discharged as a gaint electricity blast. It's one weakness comes from the fact that the aliens are poorly knowledge on human technology, and substances like Hydrochloric Acid. Acids and other acidic things have a terrible impact on the armor, melting away at the hull. It can self repair over time, but if it takes enough damage it will take a long time to repair. The other flaw is that the software and hardware inside was experimental, so if the armor takes too severe a blow, or absorbs too much energy at once, it can shut itself down and be forced to reset, which can take precious minutes away in the middle of a battle.

One of these three would work... Not sure which to use.



Also, later can we just make up new guys if we feel like it?

Hell yeah. Go with 24, I'm using Spout.

I wonder if Dante would be acceptable?

I'd go with Yngwie.