Fantasma

History
This article is currently lacking a detailed historical record of the life of the woman who became known as Fantasma, the circumstances which lead up to Fantasma's origin, Fantasma's wartime and post-war activities, and other valuable information which will help to outline her contributions to science and society.

She has not been seen in public since the war ended, and is presumed deceased. Her estate is still managed by her former manservant Ya. Her companions from the Frontliners described her as simply fading away, as though her intangibility had become unstable and increasingly permanent.

Personality
Doctor Elle della Torre was a quiet and secretive woman. She preferred working behind the scenes and had no interest in ‘taking credit’ for her contributions. With that being said, she wasn't a shrinking violet either, as she was always both able and willing to stick up for her views when pressed. Her pristine pressed monochromatic wardrobe was always immaculate, which reflected keenly her perfectionist attitude.

Most individuals dealt with her undyingly loyal manservant Ya rather than speaking with her directly, as she took few breaks from her research. She took so little time away from the lab that it was often joked that she must not need to sleep or eat--- and in fact she didn’t. When she was seen in public it was typically late at night, and she was often overly made up to hide her lack of coloration.

The war itself seemed to have little impact on her demeanor, and she had little direct contact with fighting. Those who disliked her likened her to a spider weaving a little web of intrigue, while those who she had helped over the years tended to think of her as a helpful ghost or guardian spirit.

Relationships

 * Wallace “Dynamo” Bannon: “An immensely clever and inventive man. I’ve reviewed some of his blueprints when he’s out in the field, and they truly are remarkable.”
 * Joe “Fightin’ Joe” Perkins: “The man was somewhat difficult to relate to, but his legacy was something that cannot be denied.”
 * Madeline “Flechette” Roux: “She’s cute as a bug’s ear, isn’t she? And quite a better pilot than her dear old dad. I enjoy our little talks.”
 * Andrew “Mystico” Gray: “...He seems so reasonable, but to turn enemy soldiers into house pets? One must wonder what that was about.”
 * Karl Wulff: “He’s plenty rugged, but I find it hard to trust a soldier. Even one so sentimental as Wulff.”
 * Brock “Doc Ion” Jackson: “....What a pill. How many times has that crumby egg been married, anyhow?”
 * Penelope Jackson: “She was like the sister I always wanted.”