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'''Fate''' | '''Fate''' , known by her real name Feng Wei ({{wp|Chinese language|Chinese}}: ???) before she joined Revenger, was a {{wp|China|Chinese}} supervillain and performer. She was a major character in ''Instinct & Ingenuity'', where she served as Karma's trainer in the art of {{wp|Sichuan}} opera, and his sidekick as a villain. | ||
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| Realms of the Multiverse character | |
| Created by | RMD |
| Portrayed by | placeholder |
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| Information | |
| Full name | Feng Wei |
| Alias |
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| Species | Human |
| Gender | Female |
| Occupation | Opera performer, supervillain |
| Affiliation | Revenger |
| Weapon | Yo-yos |
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| Religion | Buddhism |
| Nationality | Chinese |
| Height | 156 cm |
| Weight | 40 kg |
| Birthday | June 16, 2000 |
| Alignment | True neutral |
Fate , known by her real name Feng Wei (Chinese: ???) before she joined Revenger, was a Chinese supervillain and performer. She was a major character in Instinct & Ingenuity, where she served as Karma's trainer in the art of Sichuan opera, and his sidekick as a villain.
Appearance
Fate was a petite Chinese woman with shoulder length hair styled in a bob cut, mostly blonde but cyan at the bottom. She has a round face with large cheeks, a trait she shares with her predecessor Helena.
Personality
She was generally warm and friendly with others, and was particularly known for being able to make friends easily. She was serious and passionate about her job as a performer, and as such, was a strict, yet reasonable instructor who wanted nothing but for her troupe members become the best performers they can be.
She showed as much loyalty and dedication to the men she loved as she did the art of performance, even when those men did not reciprocate her feelings.
History
Abilities
Acrobatics
Having been trained to be an opera acrobat since a young age, Wei was a woman capable of impressive feats of agility and flexibility.
Multilingualism
Wei spoke fluent English.