Raging Bull is Silverback's adopted daughter, as well as a high school cheerleader who lives in Almondbury, Huddersfield, and has a spontaneous regenerative ability. She tends to be very indignant with her attitude and is very strong minded
Silverback more commonly referred to as "Mr Bennett" works for the Kirklees Waste Recycling Plant, which is actually a cover operation for an organization that investigates people with superhuman abilities.
He claims to be a supervisor there and in order to make this believable to everyone keeps coming back from work with PCs, Laptops, Plasma TVs and Tents but the quality of these items are much too good but still people fall for this.
Miss Jiggy, a baker and previously a worker at a gambling house whose skepticism and complicated romantic life are tested, she was last seen in the Episode “Deers Foot III” which she held the camera while Luke, Stig, Mad Mick and Master Shrek danced to Yellow Submarine by the beetles, sadly for her she does not seem to have any superpowers
The Russian Spy, the boyfriend of The Ice Queen and father of Hans, has the power to alter his physical tangibility and phase through solid objects.
In the episode “A Day At The Market” he was seen to throw The Zookeeper over The Ice Queens washing line, so he must have quite considerable strength as well.
The Russian Spy appears to be a very genuine person, but his past his shrouded in mystery, even he says himself he was a very bad person at one time having shoplifted from nearly every shop in Huddersfield
Master Shrek, an artist living at The Ice Mansion who can paint future events during precognitive trances. He also writes and draws a comic book called 9th Wonders! This has also been shown to depict the future.
Despite his ability to predict the future he has little ability to influence it because he once lived at The mighty Salt Pot Mansion with two lovely dogs, Miss Boleys mum and Shrek Jnr and was paid for the privilege of living there.
Because he refused to say sorry to one of Mr Lindermans aids he now sometimes lives in a tent in Dominating Donnas back garden, sometimes at The Meter Maids house when he disappears off on one of his many holidays or more often than not at The Ice Mansion with The Russian Spy and The Ice Queen his sister.
He was ultimately responsible for the conflict between The Zookeeper and The Russian Spy when the Zookeeper was thrown over The Ice Queens washing line.
Luke Baggins, a schoolboy with the ability to manipulate the space-time continuum. He is convinced that he is a hero, and with other "special persons", he can change the future – he also likes making funny noises and has developed in recent times a bit of a speech impediment.
Luke is the son of Mad Mick and The Ice Queen, a union that was made in hell and culminated with Mad Mick spending ten years lost to drink.
The Zookeeper (Richard Kaye), a Bradley secret gangster with the ability to hear other people's thoughts. He offers his home as a refuge for many of Bradleys underworld of characters such has Diesel, Picker Packer and Pip, his mum is The Bradley Megaphone with no special powers but is a wonderful source of much of the gossip and his brother is called Marcus Deponicus Popeyeus.
Mad Mick a despatch clerk who works in Leeds with the ability of self-propelled flight he enjoys producing silly newsletters, stories and videos but these don’t predict the future like Master Shreks paintings but do cause a lot of it.
Stig, another son of The Ice Queen and he is an empath with the ability to absorb the powers of others he has been near and recall them.
He is a keen football player and the brother of Luke Baggins, Hans Brady and Bobble
Hans Brady, The Ice Queens son and a child prodigy, Hans is a technopath, allowing him to "talk" to electrical devices, which gives him control of machines and electronic devices.
The Ice Queen, the girlfriend of The Russian Spy and mother of Stig, Luke Baggins, Hans Brady and Bobble, she has gradually thawed out after being visited by three ghosts during the Christmas of 2006.
A former occupant of Deighton who exhibits superhuman strength and an alternate personality who goes by the name of Acid Tongue whom she can sometimes see in Mirrors
JMD, an undercover professor of genetics from Bradley investigating the death of his friend, The Muffin Master. Through his investigations, he comes into contact with people his friend listed as possessing superhuman abilities.
One of the main antagonists is Muffin Man a schizophrenic and loner who hunts super-powered individuals in order to take their abilities. Additionally, events gradually reveal who and what is responsible for a plot to destroy Huddersfield in the form of the mysterious Mr Linderman. There also features many guest and recurring characters, including friends and family of the main cast, criminals and villains, and other individuals with remarkable powers such has the legendary Uphill Gardener/Gangster, Dominating Donna, Bobble and The Tazmanian Devil to name a few
Ice Queen has used to live with a evil bloke named Mr Umper Lumpa. An abusive alcoholic, Mr Umper Lumpa would often beat Ice Queen during his drunken rages. Eventually the Ice Queen finally fled his psychological torture
The Ice Queen lives in Almondbury, Huddersfield and struggling to raise her children, Bobble, Hans, Luke Baggins and Stig. Since finally escaping the psychological grip of her former partner Mr Umper Lumpa she has slowly thawed out and was given a visit by three ghosts from the past present and future during the Christmas of 2006 which seems to have added to the gradually warming of her heart.
Her boyfriend, The Russian Spy, is a man whose past is steeped in a great deal of mystery, it is known he was accused of stealing two million pounds from the bookies and was once a close friend of The Magic Pixies who left Earth for planet Venus in 2004.
To help pay for her heavy drinking habit The Ice Queen borrowed money from Mr. Linderman, a mysterious mobster who used to employ amongst many The Russian Spy, many years ago. Not having enough money to continue drinking and smoking or repay the loan, she has moved to Almondbury from Deighton to be near her sister Dominating Donna.
During times of stress, Ice Queen begins seeing her reflection in mirrors and other reflective surfaces moving differently than her, leading her to be concerned about her sanity. After Linderman sends two thugs to her house to collect the money she owed him, an altercation occurs, with Ice Queen apparently blacking out after being hit by one of the thugs. When Ice Queen recovers consciousness some time later, she is shocked to find the two thugs dead and horribly mutilated. The Ice Queen has other blackout spells over the following days, one time losing four hours, always with no recollection of what has transpired. Ice Queen eventually realizes that she possesses a split personality, the other being far more sinister and amoral than her usual self, and which possesses superhuman strength.
Silverback it seems has been having a few problems with the Zookeeper thinking he is a big gangster and waking him and “his family” up early in the morning rambling nonsense about returning some dogs to Uncle Shrek, he is most displeased and decides to “take him in”.
Silverback is standing over The Zookeeper, who is strapped to a bed. Silverback calmly converses with The Zookeeper, advising him to relax. Silverback also checks the readout of a machine used to gauge when The Zookeeper is trying to read Silverback's mind. Silverback explains that the Haitian is blocking The Zookeepers powers. Nevertheless, The Zookeeper is able to pull the name "Raging Bull" from Silverback's mind. Silverback is impressed by The Zookeepers growing ability, and then tells the Haitian to "go deep" with The Zookeeper, who is last heard screaming.
That morning, back at the Silverback house, Silverback finds that a distraught Raging Bull has just come home. Silverback assumes from Raging Bull's bare, mud-covered feet that she was out all night. Silverback has to get to work, but states that they'll talk later. Silverback works “undercover” at Huddersfield’s Waste recycling incinerator which is actually a research headquarters into investigating people with special powers, The Haitian is his mysterious partner.
Silverback is next seen at The Huddersfield Royal Infirmary visiting Raging Bull. Raging Bull explains that Mr Unstable Person is a nutter and attempted to stab her and sent her upsetting text messages.
After speaking to one of his victims, Raging Bull was motivated to do something. She only wanted to "scare" Mr Unstable, but as he sat on the passenger seat of her mini motorbike he said he wouldn't stop hurting girls, she ultimately crashed the motorbike intentionally. Raging Bull begs her step-father not to tell anyone, and Silverback merely says he'll take care of it. Silverback then appears in Mr Unstables room, followed by the Haitian. He says that Raging Bull is going through 'a confusing time', telling that he knows of her powers. Silverback tells the Haitian to "hollow him out" and "take everything" (erase all of Mr Unstables memories, including that of his own name); afterward, he tells the boy that he is being given a chance to start over in life.
Miss Jiggy is a baker, who bakes the finest bread living at a variety of places in Huddersfield who is romantically involved with artist Uncle Shrek. However, she becomes increasingly distressed with Uncle Shreks addiction to drink and cannabis and his claims that he can paint the future.
Miss Jiggy takes down a painting of Raging Bull and Pippin and tells Uncle Shrek that she is selling the paintings so that he can go to rehab. When Shrek refuses, she leaves him. Later that day, Stig, who until recently had been caring for Miss Jiggy's father, confesses his love for her. Although the two spend the night together, Miss Jiggy doesn't want to rush into a new relationship.
Several days later, Miss Jiggy tells Stig that her father has died. When Stig inquires about the painting by Uncle Shrek which she sold recently, Miss Jiggy tells him Mr. Linderman bought it.
After Stigs friend Mad Mick retrieves the painting, he and Miss Jiggy view it together. Mad Mick destroys the painting, which angers Miss Jiggy. However, she is able to show Stig a digital replica and the image depicted seems to be a dead boy resembling Stig. Nevertheless, Stig decides to go to the Almondbury high school homecoming shown in the picture. Miss Jiggy is gradually starting to believe that Uncle Shrek can paint the future, and hopes Stig will come back alive.
Luke Baggins is a school boy and hopes to become a joiner, he one day discovers he has the power to manipulate time and space. Luke Baggins is an avid fan of superheroes and science fiction. Naïve and over-eager, Luke Baggins is one of those characters that aspires to the pure heroism of comic book crime fighters, shouldering the responsibility to use his powers for good. His best (and apparently only) friend is the skeptical and somewhat less geeky but equally helpless Uphill Gardener. At the start, Luke Baggins has a rather prominent speech impediment, relying on The Uphill Gardener to be his translator, but as the series progresses, his English slowly develops.
Luke Baggins's power is developed enough for him to turn the second-hand of his clock back one second. Luke Baggins later realizes this same power made a train in Tokyo fourteen seconds late. Ecstatic at these accomplishments, Luke Baggins confides in The Uphill Gardener while they are playing Golf at Bradley Driving Range. The Uphill Gardener is still sceptical of Luke Baggins's new abilities but says if he has so good powers perhaps he can fix his Playstation Portable which he broke at The Bradley Megaphones.
At The Uphill Gardeners suggestion, Luke Baggins teleports himself into the women's bathroom of a local club. The Uphill Gardener states that all it proves is that he is a pervert, and a crestfallen Luke Baggins walks away as The Uphill Gardener yells sarcastically that he is a "Super Luke Baggins!" As Luke Baggins returns home on the bus from town, he sees a vacation ad for Spain where Raging Bull is going. Luke Baggins inadvertently teleports himself to The Bradley Megaphones bedroom
The Ticking Bomb used to work at a factory making Valves before he went all nutty he always hoped to be "special" but was disappointed to have followed his father into Engineering. He has always lived an uneventful life up to and including the point where he began wondering the canal banks round Bradley and fishing without a fishing rod.
When he is approached by The Muffin Master and told that he might have special powers, Ticking Bomb is quite hopeful that his theories are correct; however, none of The Muffin Masters tests indicate that Ticking Bomb has any sort of abnormal properties whatsoever. Growing doubtful, The Muffin Master decides to move on to the next person on his list, which angers the distraught Ticking Bomb.
In an attempt to validate his hopes and prove that he is special, Ticking Bomb uses information from The Muffin Masters notes to find the name and address of Bungle a member of the ancient TV program Rainbow who is once dressed up as a bear but is now unemployed. He contacts Bungle, asking him to visit his little place on the canal bank and introduces himself as "The Muffin Man", a pseudonym derived from a story he had read about this monster who likes Jam. Ticking Bomb then identifies Bungle as a telekinetic.
Ticking Bomb states that Bungle is "broken". Unlike Ticking Bomb, who desperately wants to be special, Bungle fears his power, asking if Ticking Bomb could get rid of it. Claiming that he could "fix" Bungle, Ticking Bomb throws him and his bike in the canal, acknowledging a previous statement by The Muffin Master that the source of the abilities "is in the brain." He returns to The Muffin Masters apartment the next day, this time demonstrating telekinetic abilities with greater control than Bungle. Thoroughly impressed, The Muffin Master continues on with his research with "The Muffin Man".
The Muffin Man, being The Muffin Masters first recorded study, is dubbed "Patient Zero", though sometime over the course of six months the study is terminated, as the two have a falling out. In a taped phone conversation discovered by Jedi Master Damian, The Muffin Man states that The Muffin Master "made [him] this way," and refers to a mysterious "uncontrollable hunger" that he now experiences. The Muffin Master wants nothing to do with The Muffin Man at this point.
The Ice Queen's home had been placed under heavy guard by police due to their suspicion that The Russian Spy would come to her. Despite this, The Russian Spy was able to enter the house and spy on his family.
The Russian Spy revealed his presence to The Ice Queen and Hans. He tried to convince his girlfriend that he was innocent, and travelled with her to an undisclosed facility. Within, they found the mutilated corpses of several men. After The Ice Queen and The Russian Spy returned home, he found out that she was the one who had framed him and taken the £2 million. They fought, and during the fight The Russian Spy used his phasing abilities to reach through The Ice Queen's abdomen to choke her. The Russian Spy ran, taking a worried Hans, Luke, Stig, Bobble and the money , leaving The Ice Queen on the floor. Over the course of the next weeks, The Russian Spy drove the kids far from The Ice Queen.
The Ice Queen was very cross about all this.
The kids were upset that they had left his mother there, but The Russian said they couldn't go back. They stopped when they came across two cars that had collided in the middle of the road. The Russian phased his arm through the window to unlock the door, and he pulled the female passenger from the burning vehicle. The car exploded just as he was carrying her away from the car, but through the actions of Luke both The Russian Spy and the woman were saved. Afterward, Bobble told her mums boyfriend that she was proud of his heroism and did a Emma Bobble dance like she did in the video called “Don’t Cha”
That night, they stopped at a motel, where The Russian Spy caught Luke playing with an out-of-order pay phone. The Russian Spy told Luke and Stig he would always love The Ice Queen, but that it wasn't safe for her children to be with her because she had changed. Luke told The Russian Spy that his mom was sick, that she had an alternate personality that she didn't seem to be aware of. Luke and Stig insisted that they must help her, and The Russian Spy reconsidered his position. Luke then admitted that he had called her and told her where they were staying. The Russian Spy hurried Luke, Bobble, Stig and Hans into the passenger seat of the car, and as he was getting in to the driver's seat, he was shot by Acid Tongue, The Ice Queen's alternate personality. Though the first shot hit him in the shoulder, he was able to phase in order to allow another bullet pass through the side of his head. He ran with the kids into the nearby woods, laying a false trail to lead Acid Tongue away from them. They found an unoccupied cabin, and The Russian Spy unlocked the door from the inside to find some bandages. Acid Tongue finally tracked them down and she fought with The Russian Spy, but after Hans was thrown against some rocks, The Ice Queen was able to reassert herself over Acid Tongue, and The Russian Spy connected with her again. However, the family reunion was short lived. After The Ice Queen realized Acid Tongue was too dangerous, she turned herself in to police as The Russian Spy, Luke, Bobble, Stig and Hans watched helplessly.
The Zookeeper is a legend in the underworld of Bradley. He has tried to become a Gangster, but has flunked the qualifying test three times most likely due to his alcoholism. The Zookeeper is a mind-reader; he can hear the thoughts of people around him, which he first realizes after hearing the thoughts of Pippin, a little girl who was hiding from a serial killer named Muffin Man. When he found the girl, suspicion of how he knew her location led to his arrest.
After proving his ability by reading a coppers mind in the interrogation room, he is offered a position to assist in the investigation. Things turn dangerous when a man who appears to be Muffin Man shows up. Stopping the mysterious man from harming a little girl in the building, The Zookeeper tries to comfort the girl while Audrey, the copper, gives chase. Ultimately, the man escapes, but not before displaying apparent telekinesis and standing after being shot. Later, The Zookeeper comes home to his son The Uphill Gardner who has been playing golf with Luke Baggins in between running around with The Russian Spy with The Ice Queen chasing them. Though he apologizes for missing the day's events and tries to tell his son about his day, he is still upset because he broke his PSP
Later at a bar, The Zookeeper hears most, if not all, of the thoughts of the various patrons. However, when he comes across a patron whose mind he cannot read, he begins to hear the other voices fade out. The mysterious other man sits and stares at The Zookeeper until The Zookeeper finally collapses on the floor, unconscious.
The Zookeeper wakes up strapped to a table with Silverback standing over him. Silverback explains that they had to drug him, as The Zookeeper is telling him what he remembers last. The Zookeeper asks if Silverback works for the FBI or CIA. Silverback states that he doesn't work for any organization that has initials. The Zookeeper tries to read Silverback's mind, but he is unable to. Silverback tells The Zookeeper that with his friend around he cannot read his mind. His "friend" turns out to be the mysterious man from the bar. Nevertheless, The Zookeeper is still able to discern the name of Silverback's daughter, slightly impressing Silverback with his developing power. Silverback then tells the mysterious man to "go deep," which elicits a scream from The Zookeeper.
Stig starts having extraordinarily vivid dreams of flying. He confides in Mad Mick, who passes them off as a sign of psychological distress. Stig summons Mad Mick to witness as he jumps off Iron Bridge to prove he can fly. However, it's Mad Mick who flies, catching Stig as he falls. Stig blacks out after they lose their grip on each other, waking up in the hospital with muddled recollections of what happened. Mad Mick claims neither of them flew and Stig is led to believe he's going crazy. Attempting to discover the truth, Stig threatens to jump from a rooftop if Mad Mick doesn't tell him what really happened. Mad Mick admits that they both flew. Stig first thinks Mad Mick is only telling him what he wants to hear, until Mad Mick points out that Stig is levitating as they argue. Stig's later attempts to fly, when away from Mad Mick’s presence, are initially unsuccessful.
Stig decides to quit his Weekend Football activities. He confides to Miss Jiggy, the daughter of a dying man Stig has cared for, that he has loved her ever since he first saw her. The two of them spend a night together, even though Miss Jiggy doesn't know how she truly feels about him.
The first hints of Stig's greater destiny come when he is contacted by a future version of Luke, his big brother with the power to manipulate time and space. Luke has come to give Stig a message: "Save the cheerleader, save the world." He urges Stig to be "the one we need". He tells Stig to go and visit Uncle Shrek, a painter and ex-boyfriend of Miss Jiggy in a tent in Dominating Donnas back garden
Stig visits Uncle Shrek and convinces him to see past their amorous connection to Miss Jiggy. He learns that Shrek has predicted an explosion will happen in Huddersfield soon, and they are both convinced saving this unknown cheerleader is connected to averting the catastrophe. While in Uncle Shrek’s company, Stig also confirms that his superhuman ability involves copying those of others, when he mimics the Uncle Shrek’s powers. He finishes a painting of Shrek’s showing the cheerleader being killed by The Muffin Man.
Stig then has a dream of telling Miss Jiggy’s ailing father that he can fly. Miss Jiggy comes to his house and tells Stig that her father has died after telling her that he had dreamed of flying with Stig and is worried about the state of the world. Stig told him that there are people who care and who will save the world from destruction. Miss Jiggy then tells Stig that she has sold the painting by Uncle Shrek to a man named Linderman in Las Vegas. Stig believes the painting will help him to save the world.
Mad Mick is running for writer of the year awards when he was approached by his son’s brother Stig, who told him that he'd been having strange dreams and believed he could fly. Mad Mick claimed to be unconvinced. Their conversation was interrupted by the news that Mick’s mother, Battyeford Lill has been arrested for shoplifting. Mad Mick, still primarily concerned with his writing award, cut his mother no slack and left her at the police station with Stig. The following morning, Mad Mick watched from an alley as Stig jumped off Iron Bridge near Mary Ann’s Garden in an attempt to fly. As Stig fell, Mad Mick flew into the air and grabbed his hand. They descended for a few seconds, but then they lost their grip on one another.
The next day, Mad Mick was the first person Stig saw at his bedside in the hospital. Mad Mick denied that he flew and tried to explain away what happened as if it were simply a failed suicide attempt by Stig. Much later that night, Mad Mick was called to a rooftop, where Stig threatened to jump unless Mad Mick admitted that he flew. Mad Mick eventually admitted that he did fly. They both soon learned that Stig could fly as well, when he began to walk on thin air. Soon after that, Mad Mick was again approached by Stig with information about the power of flight and other superhuman abilities. Mad Mick was still more focused on his writing campaign and his family. That evening, Mad Mick wrote a story where he broached the subject of depression. He revealed that his father, Wonderwood suffered from it, and that it was the cause of his Parkinson’s Disease. Mad Mick then claimed that Stig’s attempt to fly was actually a suicide attempt.
Stig wasn’t very happy about this but went along with it rather than saying he could fly which would sound ridiculous
Master Shrek’s is a struggling, tortured artist living at a variety of places, Dominating Donnas back garden, The Sofa at The Ice Mansion and The Meter Maids when he goes on Holiday. He used to live at The Salt Pot Mansion with The Knight Rider and Picker Packer but Picker Packer moved in with a sheep and The Knight Rider moved into an old flat belonging to The Russian Spy.
His girlfriend and cook is Miss Jiggy. However, Master Shrek is addicted to cannabis and alcohol, and had little success quitting permanently, which put a strain on his relationship with Miss Jiggy. This strain is worsened when Master Shrek realized he could see ambiguous future events and paint them when high on spliff or after having a bong with friends. Master Shrek at first assumed the paintings to be "evil" and tried to destroy them, but Miss Jiggy saw them as artistically impressive. Near the end of the pilot, Master Shrek overdosed. Miss Jiggy brought help in the form of friend and nephew Stig, and Master Shrek survived.
After he recovered, Master Shrek seemed to have accepted his "destiny" to save Huddersfield from a large, nuclear-level, mushroom cloud explosion he saw in one of his precognitive trances. Master Shrek had also come to believe he needed the cannabis to "paint the future", and no longer cared about quitting. Miss Jiggy doubted Master Shrek's powers and would not stand idly by while he ruined his life using cannabis and Stella Lager, so she left him. During their conversation, Miss Jiggy also mentioned that Master Shrek's comic book, 9th Wonders!, may be late as he continued with his precognitive painting.
Later, Miss Jiggy came to Master Shrek requesting new paintings for a showing to her fellow bakers. Master Shrek offered earlier works instead, saying that he needed the newer ones to tell the future. Miss Jiggy doubted she could even sell the older ones and was still unconvinced of Master Shrek's powers. Master Shrek proclaimed he knew about her kiss with Stig the previous evening. Miss Jiggy assumed that Master Shrek had followed her, but he showed her his drawing, saying he had made it seven weeks prior. Master Shrek then said he needs money for "painting supplies", by which he meant cannabis and tins of Stella, which he hoped would help him find a way to stop the nuclear explosion. Miss Jiggy left and Master Shrek brought out his bong and his six pack. At one point, he said "I'm gonna be a hero". After smoking his stuff, he experienced a vision of Raging Bull at her school around Homecoming time, being chased and cornered by a shadowy figure.
Stig visits Master Shrek to find images of "the cheerleader" that a future version of Luke Baggins told him to save. However, Master Shrek was distraught over the current state of his life and felt he'd wasted his time. Stig disagreed and persuaded Master Shrek to look past their differences. Stig found the kind of painting he was looking for, though Master Shrek explained he could not finish it, as he was out of cannabis, lager, bongs and money to buy more. Stig still believed they should keep trying and, through his ability to mimic other people's powers, managed to paint the picture himself, saying he could see the finished work in his mind. The phone rings after he finishes. Master Shrek explains that it's just some boy with a speech impediment that he can't understand, and Peter realizes that it's Luke Baggins.
Raging Bull had just become cheerleader at her high school. Lethal Weapon, another cheerleader, befriends Raging Bull and helps her join the cheerleading squad. Though "popular" like Lethal Weapon and other squad members, she tries not to "be a bitch," unlike Lethal Weapon.
Lethal Weapon brings Raging Bull her cheerleading uniform and pressures her to put it on. Raging Bull declines, saying she will try it on later. Somewhat put out by this, Lethal Weapon says that there are other people who would like to be cheerleaders. At this remark Raging Bull tugs the uniform from Lethal Weapon's hands but in doing so smashes into a glass case cutting her hand. When they show Raging Bull's parents, Dominating Donna (who has an unexplained black eye) says that Raging Bull might need stitches. After Raging Bull, Lethal Weapon, and Dominating Donna leave for the hospital the phone rings and Silver Back answers. It is The Muffin Master informing him of Raging Bull's power.
Several days later, Raging Bull is in her room trying on her cheerleading uniform. Silverback comes in and asks if he can see her hand with the stitches. When they unravel the cloth around her hand they are both surprised to see not even a small scratch. Silverback remarks, "Well that healed nicely."
Several months later, Raging Bull has discovered her power. Frightened as to what it means, she confides in Leam, a high-school classmate who videotapes Raging Bull testing her regenerative power by attempting to injure herself. Leam thinks Raging Bull's power is the "coolest thing to ever happen in their town"; Raging Bull believes it makes her a freak and is afraid of it being discovered. Her younger brother, The Uphill Gardener, also discovers Raging Bull's powers after finding the tape Leam filmed. Raging Bull swears him to secrecy.
Despite wanting nothing more than a normal life, Raging Bull has been through her share of harrowing experiences. She saves a man from a burning train wreck. The credit for the rescue is later claimed by her friend Lethal Weapon. Wishing to avoid publicity, Raging Bull grudgingly stays silent while Lethal Weapon takes the credit. Also, what appears to Raging Bull to be burgeoning romance with Mr Unstable, a quarterback from the school's football team, turns nightmarish when a drunken Mr Unstable tries to stab Raging Bull. The encounter ends after she is accidentally "killed" when he knocks her down on a pile of wood and a branch impales the back of her neck and embeds itself into her skull. Raging Bull later revives on the autopsy table when the branch is removed. She manages to escape when the coroner steps out of the room. Mr Unstable is stunned to see Raging Bull alive at school the next day, but is led to believe he misremembered the incident due to his drunken state.
Hans is the son of The Ice Queen and The Russian spy and despite his young age he is incredibly intelligent, he has yet to speak his first words when the story begins, incidentally his mums first words were “P*ss off” many many years ago
Hans uses his powers. As they drive away from The Ice Queen, Hans grows angry with his father, The Russian Spy for running away, feeling that the good guys always stay to help and that only bad guys run away. The Russian Spy insists that he is not a bad guy. On the road, they find a woman trapped in a burning car. While Hans stays behind with The Uphill Gardener, The Russian Spy and The Uphill Gardeners friend, Luke Baggins, free the woman before the car explodes. Hans is proud of his father's heroism, though they leave just as police were about to arrive.
That night, Hans, his sister, Bobble and brothers Stig and Luke stop at a motel. Luke and Hans sneak out to call there mother, and find a nearby pay phone that is broken. By touching it and concentrating, Hans makes the phone temporarily work and Luke calls The Ice Queen. His mother's alternate personality, Acid Tongue, answers, and although Luke realizes this quickly, he still tells her where he and The Russian Spy are staying. He hangs up just as The Russian Spy arrives. When The Russian Spy asks him what he's doing, Luke insists that he and Hans were just messing around. The out of order sign on the phone and The Russian Spy’s own inspection of it seem to satisfy him.
Two weeks later, Ice Queen is in prison, awaiting trial. She is returned to her cell after being in solitary confinement. The prison staff are very cautious, as Acid Tongue injured one of the guards during an attempted escape. During a meeting with the public defender assigned to her case, Ice Queen is informed that the prosecution seeks the death penalty. Her lawyer asks Ice Queen about the two million pounds, but she feigns ignorance. A rowdy Acid Tongue then emerges to state that Ice Queen is lying. Soon, Acid Tongue recommends the lawyer bring in a "shrink" to analyze her apparent multiple personality disorder; Ice Queen insists she's not crazy.
The Ice Queen awakes to find the straitjacket removed, the drugs wearing off, and a female psychologist, Dr. Witherson, looking at her. Ice Queen insists that while the straitjacket is useless, the drugs make Acid Tongue weak. The psychologist isn't interested in sedating Ice Queen further, and believes she can help Ice Queen. Ice Queen is visited by The Russian Spy, who used his powers to enter her room and proposes breaking her out. The Russian Spy states that he is having trouble raising Hans, Bobble, Luke and Stig alone, but Ice Queen is still resigned to her fate.
After Ice Queen gives him a bit of advice, The Russian Spy leaves. Later, the psychologist comes back and Ice Queen agrees to talk to her. The psychologist insists on talking to Acid Tongue. Ice Queen is opposed at first, but the thought of being able to see Hans, Bobble and The Russian Spy again eventually leads her to give it a chance. Ice Queen reminisces about her younger sister Switches piano playing abilities due to the metronome that the psychologist is using to bring Acid Tongue out. Acid Tongue eventually comes out and threatens the psychologist. As the psychologist reaches for the taser she brought with her, Acid Tongue breaks the restraints, grabs it and proceeds to attack her repeatedly with the taser. Some time later, The Ice Queen wakes up to the prison guards bursting into the ruined room. As they pick The Ice Queen up, the psychologist's twitching body is seen on the floor (it is not indicated whether she is alive or dead), and Ice Queen mutters "I told her not to bring her out." Later, while in her padded cell, a man walks into her cell and tells her to get dressed. When asked for an explanation, he tells Ice Queen that a death row inmate has admitted to the killings for which she was being held and that DNA evidence verifies the inmate's story. He also says that all of the charges against Ice Queen have been dropped; she is free to go. She realizes the man is one of Linderman's agents. She asks what she'll owe for this and he replies, "Don't worry about tomorrow's problems today." Once home, Hans and Bobble are clearly ecstatic to have there mother home and ask her to play a game with them. Appearing to be his mother, Acid Tongue replies that she would enjoy that, and Ice Queen is shown to be hitting a mirror, begging for release. Acid Tongue merely looks at Ice Queen and replies, "You were the one who wanted to be locked up, Ice Queen."
Baggins teleports to Bradley Megaphones bedroom. At first extremely happy, Luke Baggins is later shocked to discover a comic book called 9th Wonders! in Bradley Megaphones dustbin that shows himself standing in her bedroom with his hands up and yelling, "I-I-I d-d-d-did i-i-it", translated to "I did it!" in the exact same way he reacted when he first found himself in there. Luke Baggins then discovers that his early conversations with Ando are there reproduced with eerie accuracy. The comic's back cover has the name and numerous addresses of the artist and writer, Master Shrek.
Luke Baggins visits Master Shrek’s tent in Dominating Donnas back garden, discovering the artist's dead body, partly decapitated with the brain removed. Luke Baggins is arrested by the police and during the interrogation discovers he has travelled not only through space, but through time as well. It was October 2 when he left Almondbury, and it's now November 8. Just as Luke Baggins discovers this, he witnesses a cataclysmic explosion. Before the blast reaches him, Luke Baggins turns back time to the exact moment he left Almondbury and teleports himself back to the bus he was standing on, still holding the comic he picked up in the future.
Luke Baggins calls the present-day Master Shrek several times, but because of his stuttering, he cannot communicate with him. Luke Baggins then tries to convince his friend Uphill Gangster about what happened. Led by events depicted in the comic book, Luke Baggins stops time to save a little girl who was about to be run over by a truck. Now convinced, The Uphill Gardener agrees to accompany Luke Baggins to Bradley in his "heroic journey" to save the world.
Their attempts to call Master Shrek are finally successful, as Stig answers the phone, relaying a message from Luke Baggins's future self, and tells them to come to Bradley.
Luke Baggins exercises his power as a hero again when he and The Uphill Gardener run across The Russian Spy and children and is surprised to see another version of himself from the past along with his brothers Stig and Hans and his sister Bobble, at the scene of burning car wreck with a passenger trapped inside. As The Russian Spy frees the passenger, the vehicle explodes and Luke Baggins freezes time to save them. Luke Baggins complains about not having super strength when he is forced to drag the pair away from the explosion. After he unfreezes time, he shows the future edition of 9th Wonders! to Hans, Bobble, Stig, The Russian Spy and a younger version of himself and speaks to him in without stuttering about his space-time manipulation powers and how confusing things can get.
Strangely to the others present only one version of Luke is visible!
Raging Bull is elected homecoming queen after her friend Leam campaigns for her, persuading all of the school's "unpopular" students (who outnumber the "popular" ones) to vote for her.
Raging Bull punches fellow cheerleader Lethal Weapon after Lethal Weapon taunts Leam about his sexuality, this isn’t the first time the two have fought each other but that was indeed another story
Silverback grounds her, ostensibly for punching Lethal Weapon, but really intending to keep her out of harm's way by preventing her from fulfilling Master Shrek’s "prophecies." Leam persuades Raging Bull to sneak out her bedroom window and go to the game anyway.
At the game, Raging Bull meets Stig, but since he saw the newspaper article where Lethal Weapon took credit for the fire rescue, Stig believes Lethal Weapon is the cheerleader he is there to save. An argument between Raging Bull and Lethal Weapon in the school locker room is interrupted when the lights suddenly go out and Raging Bull hears someone approach. Raging Bull tells Lethal Weapon to run, but The Muffin Man catches them and cuts Lethal Weapons scalp telekinetically. Raging Bull is thrown against a wall without a second thought when she attempts to intervene. Raging Bull, splattered with blood, quickly recovers from her broken bones, gets up, and runs away from The Muffin Man, who realizes he has made a mistake as Lethal Weapon dies from massive blood loss. In the hallway, she finds Stig and the two of them flee the building. Raging Bull takes Stig’s advice to run toward the stadium full of people, but then turns back to find him lying in a pool of blood. She is then astonished to see him heal himself just like her. As Raging Bull goes to get help, she runs into the arms of her a relieved Silverback Bennet, who says the police will handle things at the school. He also says she is lucky to be alive, leading Raging Bull to admit that her survival is not due to luck.
Silverback asks Master Shrek, whom Switch "persuaded" to come with her, to help him to prevent Raging Bull from being murdered by The Muffin Man at her homecoming game the next night. Silverback has collected three previous paintings Master Shrek created depicting a terrified Raging Bull close-up, running up the bleachers in a football stadium, and lying dead on the ground with the top of her skull removed. When Master Shrek is unable to paint without the use of Cannabis and Stella lager and resists taking the drug, Silverback orders Switch to use her powers to make Master Shrek believe he wants to use the drug.
Silverback becomes frustrated after Master Shrek is unable to paint something that makes sense to him. When Switch protests his actions, Silverback shows her a series of photographs depicting Muffin Man’s dead victims—all with their brains removed from their heads—and says he is determined to save Raging Bull from such a fate. He orders Switch to go to the homecoming game and look for The Muffin Man and grounds Raging Bull to prevent her from being killed. Silverback discovers later, however, that Raging Bull snuck out and worriedly runs to the school to find her. When he arrives, he is too late to stop The Muffin Man from attacking the cheerleader in the pictures. Silverback soon discovers that the victim was not Raging Bull; rather, it was Lethal Weapon, one of Raging Bull's fellow cheerleaders and the lass she took with her to Reignton Sands campsite last summer. A relatively relieved Silverback soon reunites with Raging Bull and insists they go home while the police handle things. Raging Bull says that she has something to tell her father regarding her uncanny survival.
Silverback reveals that he knew about her powers long before she was aware of them. He acknowledges doing things he was not proud of to keep her safe, and tells Raging Bull that Muffin man had been taken care of, but that she must keep silent about her powers because she is in danger from others like him. Silverback later meets with Muffin man, confined in a prison cell, and tells him that the cell is keeping his powers suppressed. He goes on to reveal that they plan to study him to determine what makes him "tick." Muffin man boasts that he would escape and kill Raging Bull, taking her healing abilities. Switch suggests using her powers to persuade Muffin man to kill himself, but Silverback declines (though briefly tempted), as he takes orders from someone higher up. Silverback later takes Raging Bull to the police station, where she is interviewed about Lethal weapons murder. The Zookeeper is in the cell and is unable to read the thoughts of Raging Bull or Silverback, since the Haitian is hiding behind a nearby corner. Afterwards, Silverback orders the Haitian to wipe the memories of The Uphill Gangster and Raging Bull's friend, Leam
The Muffin Man travels to Raging Bulls high school to murder the one he believes to be a superhealing cheerleader. In the school's gym, The Muffin Man attacks Raging Bull and her classmate Lethal Weapon, but concentrates his attack on Lethal Weapon, apparently due to a news article which reported that Lethal Weapon had saved a man from a fire. The Muffin Man hurls Raging Bull, with crushing force, against a nearby wall. As The Muffin Man brutally attacks Lethal Weapon, Raging Bull heals from the attack and sees The Muffin Man cut open Lethal Weapon’s skull with no physical contact. When The Muffin Man realizes he has the wrong girl, he turns to pursue Raging Bull. As she makes her escape, The Muffin Man uses his powers to attack Stig, who runs into Raging Bull in the hallway, by telekinetically hurling locker doors at him. His pursuit ends on top of the school, where he and Stig struggle, causing both of them to fall off. The Muffin Man escapes alive, but is later apprehended by Switch and the Haitian. Switch uses her persuasive abilities to cause The Muffin Man to involuntarily fall asleep, while the Haitian uses his "dampening" ability to render The Muffin Man powerless.
The Muffin Man is confined in a small cell which supposedly prevents him from using his powers. During his imprisonment, The Muffin Man becomes infuriated when Silverback repeatedly refers to him as Ticking Bomb, insisting that his name is really The Muffin Man after repeated uses of his former name. Silverback informs him that he'll be taken apart and studied, comparing the act to the fishing The Muffin Man once did without a rod. Before this can happen, however, Switch visits The Muffin Man and attempts to use her powers to force him to him commit suicide with a gun she brought along. However, before she can give him the gun, he telekinetically slams her into the glass wall of his cell. While he informs her that her power will help him immensely, she points the gun to her own head and fires, killing herself and preventing The Muffin Man from acquiring her power.
