Post 3- BioHeroes

I was born on February 23, so my hero abilities are related to the medulla oblongata (which regulates important processes such as breathing and blood pressure) and Substance P (allowing people to feel pain). Learn more about the medulla oblongata here! My hero is called the PainBumper. She takes her enemies' breath away (slows down their bumping hearts) and releases Substance P so they feel some pain after committing a crime.

PainBumper was previously just "Bumper," and she played soccer, golf, and football as a kid in Virginia. She was bursting with energy, always using a lot of oxygen to keep moving because she wanted to be as courageous as George Washington, her (almost) birthday twin. He also lived in Virginia, learn about our first president here! Once she got to high school, he took a Principles of Criminal Justice class where she decided she must reform criminals. In training for the police force, she gained the ability to release Substance P in escaping criminals. Thanks to this, many gave up from the extreme pain and a lot of criminals were caught!

Unfortunately, the Police did not want people to be injured, so she was removed from the academy and told she would never be good enough to work as a cop. She tried to help people feel better for a while, but one day criminals were trying to raid a family-owned jewelry shop she was in! She released their Subtance P, making their tummies feel "on fire," so they didn't get to steal any jewelry. The owners were extremely grateful she stopped the robbers which brought her great satisfaction. 





Community members caught wind of this, so she was interviewed by the news and became a local celebrity, constantly being called to fight off evil! The constant praise and success made her an international celebrity, now fighting against criminals across the globe.


Every day, she jump ropes for 14 hours to keep good circulation and have her heart rate up to be prepared for dangerous crimes. She lives in a forest green house so she and her living quarters are hidden by the oak trees surrounding her property, just in case any criminals come looking for her.

She is now 87 years old, so she plans to retire in 2076 if all goes well. Thanks to PainBumper, over 86,437,096 people have been stopped in the act of a heinous crime, but this is just the beginning for PB!

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