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“ Justin is a dorky kid, growing up in Mason City. The boy who daydreams about becoming a superhero, does just that, when a dying alien gives him this crazy dope armor suit! ”
 
— Narrator, "Alloy"

Justin Case[4], also known as Alloy, is a character from the Alloy series. He is a young boy who protects Mason City against the corrupt company of SumoCorp using an alien suit of armor[5].

Background[]

Justin Case was a boy growing up in Mason City, who dreamed of becoming a superhero. One day, while running away from a group of bullies, he tripped over a dying alien. The alien's body disintegrated, leaving behind his robotic suit, which transformed into two arm bracelets. As the bullies approached Justin, he attempted to transform by slamming the bracelets together. However, the bracelets were unresponsive due to Justin's lack of knowledge on how to use them, causing the bullies to attack him. Sometime later, Justin was able to configure the bracelets to transform into a metal suit[6]. While wearing the suit, Justin's body can transform into different weapons and morph into a motorbike. Prior to his death, the alien's suit was confiscated by the conglomerate SumoCorp, led by their leader, SumoSam[7]. The group attempted to extract information about the otherworldly technology from the suit, though the alien managed to break into the company and take his suit back. With Justin now in possession of the suit, SumoCorp intends to reveal Alloy's secret identity while sending out their robotic creations against him. Justin, however, uses his new superhuman abilities to protect Mason City and its civilians from SumoCorp's evil plans.

Alloy was to be the protagonist of an Alloy video game for the Game Boy Advance, though the game was cancelled. In the game's opening cutscene, Justin Case watches a news report that CyberPitz are attacking Mason City after a truck containing them was overturned. In addition, a group of outlaws called Da Hood Ratz are taking advantage of the chaos, stealing items from stores. Justin transforms into Alloy and sets out the stop both groups.[8] Alloy would also be featured in the 2004 video game, Alloy: Arena, an endless beat 'em up where Alloy fights Hood Ratz and CyberPitz.

Character Profiles[]

Newgrounds Rumble-The story of Alloy was born when a young boy discovered an alien robotic suit granting him immense power. Now he shares in the duty of keeping Newgrounds safe from villains.

Character Interactions[]

Alloy/Character Interactions

Mason's Bubble Blast 2[]

Alloy appears as an assist character in Mason's Bubble Blast 2. During boss fights, enemies attempt to drop projectile attacks on Mason. Items occasionally appear when the projectiles explode, including one shaped like Alloy's head. Touching it will summon Alloy at Mason's side, helping him by shooting at the boss with his machine gun.

Newgrounds Rumble[]

Alloy appears as a playable character in Newgrounds Rumble. Overall, his attacks are fast and his Gun pickup covers a wide range, however, his attacks are short-ranged and he has below-average health. His attacks and animations are references to or inspired by Alloy: Arena. In addition, he is the only character in the roster who has a hidden attack. If the player pressed the quick and fierce attack buttons while crouching, Alloy will attack by turning his hands into scythes and slashing them forward.

In his story, he continues his journey of guarding Newgrounds, he comes across P-Bot, a moderator who wants to increase his power by taking Alloy's suit. To prevent P-Bot from becoming a dictator, Alloy defeats him. The second part of his story pits him against Samurai Asshole, who is recklessly causing damage in Newgrounds. His third story has him find Tankman being attacked by Piconjo and Salad Fingers. He rushes to Tankman's side to assist him. In his final battle, Alloy discovers Alien Hominid, and hopes to find information about his suit. In the end, it turns out that the Alien had no connection to his suit. Alloy decides that it isn't important where the suit came from; using the suit to protect the innocent is what matters to him.

Action/Event Description Reference Origin
Character select artwork Alloy is shown looking to the side, with his mouth open and his gun drawn. Alloy (Unreleased)[9], Alloy M.U.G.E.N Character (2005) This pose originated from the unreleased Alloy video game. Alloy was shown making this pose in the game's introduction cutscene. This would also be used as Alloy's Super Move portrait in M.U.G.E.N.
Idle animation Alloy stands with his hands at his sides. Alloy (Unreleased), Alloy: Arena (2004) Alloy's idle animation is taken directly from the animation used for Alloy and Alloy: Arena.
Jump animation Alloy jumps. Alloy (Unreleased), Alloy: Arena (2004) Alloy's jump animation is taken directly from the animation used for Alloy: Arena. It is based on the jump animation used in Alloy.
Duck animation Alloy kneels on one leg. Alloy M.U.G.E.N character (2005)[10] Alloy's duck animation was first publicly shown in a M.U.G.E.N character created by RyouWin and MindChamber[11]
Walking animation Alloy runs forward. Alloy M.U.G.E.N character (2005) Alloy's running animation was first publicly shown in a M.U.G.E.N character created by RyouWin and MindChamber.
Guard animation Alloy deploys a shield to protect himself. Alloy M.U.G.E.N character (2005) Alloy's guard animation was first publicly shown in a M.U.G.E.N character created by RyouWin and MindChamber.
Taking damage animation After being hit, Alloy recoils, throwing his head away from his opponent Alloy M.U.G.E.N character (2005) Alloy's taking damage animation was first publicly shown in Alloy's M.U.G.E.N character. In Newgrounds Rumble, it is a combination of different animations taken from the M.U.G.E.N character.
Quick attack combo Alloy punches with his right fist, then his left fist. He then uppercuts with his left fist, then uppercuts with his right, with spikes protruding from his hand. Alloy M.U.G.E.N character (2005) The animations used for Alloy's quick attacks were first publicly seen in Alloy's M.U.G.E.N character. The first animations used in Alloy's Newgrounds Rumble Quick Attack combo were used Alloy's weak punch combo from M.U.G.E.N. The third Quick Attack combo is an unused punch animation from M.U.G.E.N, found in the character's sprites, though an edited version of the animation is used for Alloy's taunt. The last Quick Attack combo was used in Alloy's forward hard punch animation in M.U.G.E.N.
Fierce attack combo Alloy transforms his left hand into an axe and strikes it twice in front of him. He converts his other hand into an additional axe and swings both weapons downward. After completing the strike, he transforms his hands into their natural state and then delivers an uppercut with his left hand, which is adorned with spikes that extend from his fist. Alloy M.U.G.E.N character (2005) The animations used for Alloy's fierce attacks were first publicly seen in Alloy's M.U.G.E.N character, though only the first and last animations of Alloy's Fierce Attack combo originate from M.U.G.E.N character. The first Fierce Attack was used as Alloy's medium punch animation, while the last part of his Fierce Attack combo was used as his forward medium punch animation.
Aerial quick attack combo Alloy punches with his right fist, then with his left fist, then turns his left fist into a chainsaw, swinging it in front of himself. Alloy M.U.G.E.N character (2005) The animations used for Alloy's aerial quick attacks were first publicly seen in Alloy's M.U.G.E.N character. The first animations used in Alloy's Newgrounds Rumble Quick Attack combo originate from used Alloy's aerial weak punch from M.U.G.E.N, while the second aerial Quick Attack combo was used from his aerial medium punch in M.U.G.E.N.
Aerial fierce attack combo Alloy spins in a circle, swinging his fists. He deploys a buzzsaw from his left leg, then punches with his two enlarged fists in front of his, covered with spikes. Alloy M.U.G.E.N character (2005) The animations used for Alloy's aerial fierce attacks were first publicly seen in Alloy's M.U.G.E.N character. The first animations used in Alloy's Newgrounds Rumble Quick Attack combo originate from used Alloy's Cyclone Blade special move in M.U.G.E.N, where he would ascend in the air while rotating his body, punching his opponent. The second animation is from his aerial hard kick, while the third animation is from his aerial hard punch.
Ducking quick attack Alloy kneels down, transforms his right foot into a mace, and kicks forward. Alloy M.U.G.E.N character (2005) The animations used for Alloy's ducking quick attack was first publicly seen in Alloy's M.U.G.E.N character. The animation was used as Alloy's crouching medium kick attack.
Ducking fierce attack Alloy crouches, transforms his hand into a drill, and thrusts it forward. Balancing his body on his hands, Alloy transforms his foot into a mace, and swings it forward. Alloy M.U.G.E.N character (2005) The animations used for Alloy's ducking fierce attack was first publicly seen in Alloy's M.U.G.E.N character. The animation was used as Alloy's crouching medium punch attack and crouching heavy kick attack.
Hidden ducking attack After performing his ducking quick attack, Alloy transforms his hands into hooks, and swings them forward. Alloy M.U.G.E.N character (2005) The animations used for this hidden attack was first publicly seen in Alloy's M.U.G.E.N character. The animation was used as Alloy's crouching heavy punch attack.
Gun powerup Alloy deploys a minigun to shoot at his opponents. Mason's Bubble Blast 2 (2001), Alloy (Unreleased), Alloy: Arena (2004) Alloy's gun powerup is based on his Mini-Gun weapon. While it is aesthetically based on it's design from the unreleased Alloy video game and Alloy: Arena, it was first used in Mason's Bubble Blast 2.
Death Animation Alloy falls to the ground as his suit removes itself from his body. Alloy (Unreleased), Alloy: Arena (2004) This is the same death animation from Alloy that was later reused in Alloy: Arena.

Unofficial Crossovers[]

  • Alloy appears as a playable character for M.U.G.E.N, a freeware fighting game engine. The Alloy M.U.G.E.N character was programmed by RyouWin, who had contacted MindChamber, the creator of Alloy, to develop the character.[12] Alloy's sprites for his M.U.G.E.N character were reused from the Alloy video game[13][14]. Alloy is a six-button character. He has six special moves: Machine Gun[15], in which Alloy's arm turn into a machine gun and fires multiple projectiles; Reverse Shot, which can reflect projectiles; Bike Transformation, where Alloy transforms into a motorcycle and charges forward; Cyclone Blade, where Alloy jumps into the air, spinning his arms; Spike Ball Attack, which turns Alloy into a spiked ball, damaging opponents that get close, and NUNCHAKU Attack, in which Alloy swings around glowing green Nunchaku. His Hyper moves include Hiper Machine Gun, where he fires his machine gun 18 times, and Hiper Harpoon Attack, where he fires a harpoon at his opponents, drags them closer to himself, and attacks them with a 32-hit combo with his close-range weaponry. His arcade introduction is the montage of footage for the Alloy pilot, and includes the narration from the original short, as seen in "Alloy". This character was not officially released by M.U.G.E.N's developer, Elecbyte.
  • Alloy appears as an opponent in Friday Night Funkin': Settle into da' Metal, a mod for Friday Night Funkin' created by MindChamber, FinnyT, mixbro, Spadezer, coco199x, Cheemsandfriends, Ne_Eo, XenoCard, and YokuTzen. Alloy is involved with the plot of the mod's story in Week 1 and Week 2. In Week 1, set in an alternate reality of 1990s Crooklyn, Alloy is driving across town, when he comes across Boyfriend and Girlfriend, collapsed by a speaker. Girlfriend, with her inexperience with demon magic, has unintentionally transported themselves into Alloy's universe. Alloy cautiously approaches the two. While he cannot understand Boyfriend, he realizes that they are friendly. After greeting Boyfriend with a handshake, he is challenged by him to a rap battle. While reluctant at first, finds himself getting invested into the song, and after the first rap battle, challenges Alloy again. Even though he loses the second challenge, Alloy enjoys the rap battle, and asks Boyfriend if he can try something different. When Boyfriend agrees, his suit morphs, fully covering his body, and he transforms his arm into an Ice Blaster, freezing Boyfriend solid. Throughout the last song, Alloy fires the Ice Blaster as he sings along with Boyfriend, testing him to try and dodge it. Boyfriend is the victor in the last song, and Alloy congratulates Boyfriend and Girlfriend, shaking both their hands. However, upon grasping Girlfriend's hand, Alloy's hand begins to glow. He explains that his suit detects and absorbs technology when it comes into touch with other beings, which helps him to recognize Girlfriend as a demon and understand why he has never seen her before. With the suit starting to copy Girlfriend's magical abilities, he explains that he comprehends how she takes musical energy from the individuals Boyfriend beats in rap battles. He asks if he can continue shaking Girlfriend's hand to gather the energy because he wants to use these skills to defeat his enemies. Furious, Girlfriend smacks Alloy away. The story continues in Week 2, where Girlfriend's arm transforms into a metallic version of itself. As she places her hand on the speaker, the speaker transforms into a truck. To Alloy's surprise, it drives away with Girlfriend and Boyfriend on top of it. Alloy follows after them and finds them being challenged to a rap battle by Recoil, a robot designed by SumoCorp to defeat him. As Alloy steps in to protect Boyfriend and Girlfriend, Recoil attempts to engage Alloy in a fight. Alloy, however, stops Recoil, and proposes that the two engage in a rap battle, similar to Recoil's encounter with Boyfriend. Ultimately, Recoil is vanquished by Alloy and is confined within an electric forcefield at the conclusion of the song. Alloy apologizes to Boyfriend and Girlfriend for being forceful earlier, and the group exchanges farewells. The mod was not officially released by Friday Night Funkin's developers, The Funkin' Crew Inc.

References[]

  1. ↑ Alloy: The Unsung Action Figure on Newgrounds.com MindChamber: "Before I go into that though, let me throw down a brief history of how I came up with Alloy. In 95’ I had to create a 10 second animation for a class project. Within the animation a character had to get up from a sitting position, then walk a few steps to the right or left, and then lift up an object. The Idea of making a walk cycle urked me right away, it was so much work, so I thought I’d be slick, and create a character with a unicycle. Hehe, thinking about this now, I realize how lazy we all are when we’re younger."
  2. ↑ Newgrounds Rumble, Credits
  3. ↑ Alloy Treatment on MindChamber.net MindChamber: "Justin Case is a 14 year old boy who, up until now, has led a normal life."
  4. ↑ Alloy, Video game, "After a long day at school, Justin Case (A.K.A. ALLOY) settles in for an evening of homework and music video's."
  5. ↑ Recoil by MindChamber on Newgrounds.com MindChamber: "It was nice to draw Recoil again.. he's the antagonist to Alloy.. Built by SumoCorp, he was the result of the companies Attempt to reverse engineer the Alien Suit before the Alien got away with it.. Now the Company attempts to distance itself from the Recoil Project, and their failed attempt to privatize the city's police with it.. but in secret, they have bigger plans. They set him out to attack Alloy and test his abilities while attempting to further advance Recoils tech, and well as try to reveal Alloy's identity,"
  6. ↑ Alloy Treatment, MindChamber.net MindChamber: "Justin Case is a 14 year old boy who, up until now, has led a normal life. Every thing changed for him when one day Justin decided he was fed up with some bullies at school. Justin sized up his foe and realized he had no chance...... So he ran!! He out ran his adversary and was looking back in triumph when he tripped over something. Upon closer inspection it was an alien in a little metal suit. Amazed Justin slowly attempted to touch the creature when it shot a laser at him ..... Said some foreign words then expired. The alien instantly disintegrated .leaving his metal suit behind like a shell. Then miraculously the suit began to fold unto itself, over and over until it turned into two arm bracelets. By this time the bullies had caught up and were plenty pissed. Justin hastily donned the two bracelets clinked them together and yelled out SHAZAM!! Nothing happened, and poor Justin got his ass kicked that day. But Justin did figure out how to use the bracelets and became ALLOY."
  7. ↑ CyberPitz by MindChamber on Newgrounds.com Mindchamber: "one was gonna be a big rat Boss, Bt209 (blue robot from the demo) Recoil, Mastreo, and the kingPin called SumoSam"
  8. ↑ Alloy, Video game. Yolanda Watts: "This is Yolanda Watts of Channel 3 news, reporting on an emergency situation in downtown Mason City. A truck carrying several dozen Sumo San Cyber Pit Prototypes has been mysteriously overturned. The Cyber Pits are now on a vicious rampage. Sergent Jones has issued a warning that all citizens in the downtown area are to remain in their homes until the situation is under control. Sergent Jones further warns that the outlaw group known as "Da Hood Ratz" have been spotted in the area taking advantage of the situation..."
  9. ↑ As shown on the description of Alloy: Arena, the Alloy video game was in development prior toAlloy: Arena's release in 2004. Alloy: Arena, Newgrounds.com, MindChamber: "Alloy almost made it as a GBA game, but was ultimately shelved. We revived the whole idea and came up with a pretty advanced game engine for a flash game. After putting in a ton of killer fighting moves and combo systems, we realized we had a cool score-based game already and opted to release this arena game before we finished the full version. The score system rules and there are 8 additional records you can compete for. Load it up and have fun, this is just the beginning..."
  10. ↑ Alloy M.U.G.E.N character's .DEF file. "versiondate = 04,09,2005"
  11. ↑ MindChamber's X.com account. MindChamber: "when Marcelo aka 'RyuWin' approached me to add Alloy to Mugen many years back, he also asked for some unique hit animations pertaining to certain fighters' abilities and these two for Demitri from Darkstalkers always cracked me up... introducing Alloe, lmao"
  12. ↑ MindChamber's X.com account. MindChamber: "when Marcelo aka 'RyuWin' approached me to add Alloy to Mugen many years back, he also asked for some unique hit animations pertaining to certain fighters' abilities and these two for Demitri from Darkstalkers always cracked me up... introducing Alloe, lmao"
  13. ↑ Alloy Character Set for Mugen by MindChamber, MindChamber.net MindChamber: "Ryouwin from http://ryouwin.mgbr.net/ Has taken all the unused animation from the Alloy GBA game, and Turned Alloy into a formible 2D fighter."
  14. ↑ Alloy Goes Mugen by MindChamber, MindChamber.net MindChamber: "Heres a lil treat for Mugen users who are waiting for the next Alloy Demo. here's your chance to check out the extra animations for Alloy, in mugen format!! W00t. A big thanks to RyuWin. A good friend who was nice enough to code Alloy into the mugen format. For those of you who do not know what Mugen is. it is an open source fighting engine, where you can import customized sprites into a 2D fighting engine. Its pretty incredible actually."
  15. ↑ Alloy's M.U.G.E.N character files, "golpes.text". The file includes the names and input command of Alloy's special and hyper moves: "Machine Gun: Hadouken motion + punch (air too), Reverse Shot: back Hadouken motion + punch, Bike Transformation: hold <-2s -> + kick, Cyclone Blade: Shouryuken motion + punch. Spike Ball Attack: back Shouryuken motion + kick, NUNCHAKU Attack: back Hadouken motion + kick (air too), Hiper Machine Gun: Hadouken motion + 2 punches (air too), Hiper Harpoon Attack: Hadouken motion + 2 kicks"
Alloy
Characters Alloy • CyberPitz
Locations Mason City
Crossovers Newgrounds Rumble (2007)
Cameos Mason's Bubble Blast 2 (2001)
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