This superheroing couple has a strong sense of right and wrong. While they will gladly fight crime, neither one will take a life. Judy, Dr. White, even believes that killing would cause them to lose their mystical powers (“After all, that demon wouldn’t take us because we were pure of heart!” she’s been known to say.)

Steve, aka Dr. Black, loves the whole aura of mystery and secrecy around mysticism, and had been known from time to time to exaggerate the drama of a situation just a tad (“Stand back, mortal. The magic we do now would destroy your mind if you tried to comprehend it!”). Judy, on the other hand, is eminently practical and tends to take the air out of her beloved’s inflated sense of melodrama on a regular basis.

The two are devoted to each other, and only slightly less devoted to their UNITY teammates. Judy in particular has been making an effort to socialize awkward supergenius Mentiac.

Together, they’re a great pair. Hopefully the two never get separated! That could be dangerous for both of them.

He is one of the most brilliant minds ever to have lived and, fortunately for humanity, he is on the side of good. While he has never doubted his towering intellect, Mentiac has doubted his own value as a person. His mother’s complete rejection of him when he was a child has seriously scarred him, not that he’ll admit that in public. However, he has found a family with UNITY and is beginning to heal.

Mentiac suffers from horrible headaches at times, and no one is sure why at this point. He is also vulnerable to sensory overload, which can knock him out cold by overprocessing his already superclocked brain.

He looks like a giant bear of a man, and sometimes he even acts like one: grumpy, snarly, and intimidating. In reality, he’s more like a teddy bear. A teddy bear dedicated to crime fighting, with incredible strength, and the ability to break you in two if he thinks you deserve it. He is also a great man to have at your side during a fight.

The Bleak Ones, the ancient and evil Gods the Lemurians once worshipped, have returned to drag Lemuria into nightmare. Arvad stands against them, determined to save the Lemurians from such cruelty. It is a strange position for him to be in, considering his own history of selfishness and mayhem, yet he refuses to see the Lemurians abused.

Against all predictions, Arvad has begun to fight against evil.

Named for the gift of Raven’s tongue, Ravenspeaker takes after that trickster god. He’s awfully fond of his own comforts – he’s a lecher and a hedonist. He’s also quite a flirt, and an equal opportunity one at that. He’s fond of playing tricks and would almost always rather use trickery to solve sticky situations than outright fighting.