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[[File:AllNewGhostRiderV1-2SmithTextless.jpg|thumb|right|260px|Robbie Reyes in All-New Ghost Rider v1 #2.]] | [[File:AllNewGhostRiderV1-2SmithTextless.jpg|thumb|right|260px|Robbie Reyes in All-New Ghost Rider v1 #2.]] | ||
| − | '''Robbie Reyes''' is a male comic superhero | + | '''Robbie Reyes''' is a male comic superhero who features in [[Marvel Comics]]. |
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
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'''Roberto Reyes''' | '''Roberto Reyes''' | ||
| − | Seeing that he was being pursued, he attempted to escape what he thought were the authorities but ended driving into a dead end. He then exited the vehicle and surrendered to the police where he lamented on how he failed his brother. It was then that he was gunned down by mercenaries who were the people actually chasing him where they wanted access to his vehicle and money that was secretly hidden within it. They abandoned the dying Reyes who was then possessed and became the [[Ghost Rider]] as a result who drove away in the magically transformed Hell Charger. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #1) Robbie awoke the next morning, believing the events had simply been a nightmare; however, he soon found that one of his eyes was now orange. Concerned, he returned to the workshop where the car had been, Canelo's Auto and Body. While attempting to take it out for another drive, he was confronted by two thugs, who worked for the owner of the car. Robbie became the Ghost Rider again and attacked them, before driving to a junkyard and reverting. The Ghost Rider appeared as Robbie's reflection, and Robbie asked the Rider what it is, to which it responded; "The real question is... what are we?". (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #2) | + | Seeing that he was being pursued, he attempted to escape what he thought were the authorities but ended driving into a dead end. He then exited the vehicle and surrendered to the police where he lamented on how he failed his brother. It was then that he was gunned down by mercenaries who were the people actually chasing him where they wanted access to his vehicle and money that was secretly hidden within it. They abandoned the dying Reyes who was then possessed and became the [[Ghost Rider]] as a result who drove away in the magically transformed Hell Charger. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #1) Robbie awoke the next morning, believing the events had simply been a nightmare; however, he soon found that one of his eyes was now orange. Concerned, he returned to the workshop where the car had been, Canelo's Auto and Body. While attempting to take it out for another drive, he was confronted by two thugs, who worked for the owner of the car. Robbie became the Ghost Rider again and attacked them, before driving to a junkyard and reverting. The Ghost Rider appeared as Robbie's reflection, and Robbie asked the Rider what it is, to which it responded; "The real question is... what are we?". (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #2) The demon revealed itself to be a spirit named Eli, and offered Robbie a chance to seek vengeance towards those who have done wrong. After some brief thought, Robbie ultimately decided to accept the offer of the spirit. Robbie later returned to the garage where he worked, to find his boss murdered and the car stolen. Eli claimed to know who had done this, and Robbie transformed into the Ghost Rider. The Rider teleported to the car and merged with it, attacking the drug cartel who had stolen it. He prepared to finish them off, when their leader suddenly took some mysterious pills and mutated into a massive, hulking creature. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #3) A brutal fight ensued where with the powers of the Ghost Rider Robbie was able to win. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #4) Reyes was soon confronted by Mr. Hyde where he managed to defeat the supervillain as well. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #5) In the aftermath, Robbie quickly became a protector in the eyes of local residents. Unwilling to become a vigilante, Robbie began using his powers to make money off of street races, which allowed him to work less and spend more time with Gabe, much to Eli's dismay. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #6) |
===Avenger=== | ===Avenger=== | ||
| + | Following a vivid nightmare involving an ancient gathering of heroes that include a previous Ghost Rider, Robbie awakens in South Africa with no memory of how he got there. He is attacked by Star Brand, who seeks to keep him from finding a buried Celestial. Robbie defeats Star Brand by using the Penance Stare, an ability he previously had no idea he possessed, but somehow accidentally kills Star Brand as well. (Marvel Legacy v1 #1) Robbie then joins a new team of Avengers formed by Thor, Iron Man, and Captain America to fight off the Celestial Final Host. Sometime later, word of Star Brand's death somehow reaches Odin. The long-time ally of the original pre-historic Star Brand thought that Robbie killed the current Star Brand purposely. Robbie explains to the All-Father of Norse Gods about his accidental murder of the latter Star Brand when his Penance Stare first awakened, thus easily winning forgiveness and making friends. (Avengers v8 #10) | ||
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He participated in the Avengers mission into the [[Shi'ar]] prison galaxy '''Ravenstarr''' where they became trapped in the maximum security artificial galaxy. (Avengers v8 #27) | He participated in the Avengers mission into the [[Shi'ar]] prison galaxy '''Ravenstarr''' where they became trapped in the maximum security artificial galaxy. (Avengers v8 #27) | ||
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He had a younger brother named '''Gabe Reyes''' who suffered from a developmental disorder that confined him to a wheelchair. Robbie was shown to care deeply for Gabe and looked after him where he often fought against bullies picking on Gabe. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #1) | He had a younger brother named '''Gabe Reyes''' who suffered from a developmental disorder that confined him to a wheelchair. Robbie was shown to care deeply for Gabe and looked after him where he often fought against bullies picking on Gabe. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #1) | ||
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| + | The Reyes family were known to have cat that was named '''Coal'''. (Marvel Meow and Pizza Dog Infinity Comic v1 #3) | ||
===Powers and abilities=== | ===Powers and abilities=== | ||
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Upon becoming the Ghost Rider, he would transform the 1969 Dodge Charger into the '''Hell Charger'''. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #1) Unlike previous Ghost Riders who rode on motorcycles, Robbie drives a 1969 Dodge Charger R/T which he refers to as the Hell Charger. The Hell Charger is linked to the Ghost Rider, allowing Robbie in his Ghost Rider form to instantly teleport to and/or merge with the car. It also acts as a warp hub which he can shadowmeld with to warp things (himself or others) over varying distances using shadows. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #5) | Upon becoming the Ghost Rider, he would transform the 1969 Dodge Charger into the '''Hell Charger'''. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #1) Unlike previous Ghost Riders who rode on motorcycles, Robbie drives a 1969 Dodge Charger R/T which he refers to as the Hell Charger. The Hell Charger is linked to the Ghost Rider, allowing Robbie in his Ghost Rider form to instantly teleport to and/or merge with the car. It also acts as a warp hub which he can shadowmeld with to warp things (himself or others) over varying distances using shadows. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #5) | ||
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| + | During his battle with Star Brand, Robbie discovered that he possessed the Penance Stare, which allowed him to force anyone who makes eye contact with him to experience all of the pain and suffering they have ever inflicted on others. (Marvel Legacy v1 #1) | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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*In Marvel Avengers Academy, the Robbie Reyes appeared as a playable character in the mobile video game. | *In Marvel Avengers Academy, the Robbie Reyes appeared as a playable character in the mobile video game. | ||
*In Marvel: Future Fight, the Robbie Reyes Ghost Rider appeared as a playable character in the mobile video game. | *In Marvel: Future Fight, the Robbie Reyes Ghost Rider appeared as a playable character in the mobile video game. | ||
| + | *In Marvel's Midnight Suns, the Robbie Reyes Ghost Rider appeared as a playable character in the setting of the video game where he was voiced by actor Giancarlo Sabogal and Darin De Paul respectively. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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[[Category:Superheroes]] | [[Category:Superheroes]] | ||
[[Category:Mexican Superheroes]] | [[Category:Mexican Superheroes]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Demon Superheroes]] | ||
[[Category:Marvel Comics Superheroes]] | [[Category:Marvel Comics Superheroes]] | ||
[[Category:Ghost Rider]] | [[Category:Ghost Rider]] | ||
Revision as of 05:45, 5 March 2024
Robbie Reyes is a male comic superhero who features in Marvel Comics.
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Biography
Origin
Roberto Reyes
Seeing that he was being pursued, he attempted to escape what he thought were the authorities but ended driving into a dead end. He then exited the vehicle and surrendered to the police where he lamented on how he failed his brother. It was then that he was gunned down by mercenaries who were the people actually chasing him where they wanted access to his vehicle and money that was secretly hidden within it. They abandoned the dying Reyes who was then possessed and became the Ghost Rider as a result who drove away in the magically transformed Hell Charger. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #1) Robbie awoke the next morning, believing the events had simply been a nightmare; however, he soon found that one of his eyes was now orange. Concerned, he returned to the workshop where the car had been, Canelo's Auto and Body. While attempting to take it out for another drive, he was confronted by two thugs, who worked for the owner of the car. Robbie became the Ghost Rider again and attacked them, before driving to a junkyard and reverting. The Ghost Rider appeared as Robbie's reflection, and Robbie asked the Rider what it is, to which it responded; "The real question is... what are we?". (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #2) The demon revealed itself to be a spirit named Eli, and offered Robbie a chance to seek vengeance towards those who have done wrong. After some brief thought, Robbie ultimately decided to accept the offer of the spirit. Robbie later returned to the garage where he worked, to find his boss murdered and the car stolen. Eli claimed to know who had done this, and Robbie transformed into the Ghost Rider. The Rider teleported to the car and merged with it, attacking the drug cartel who had stolen it. He prepared to finish them off, when their leader suddenly took some mysterious pills and mutated into a massive, hulking creature. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #3) A brutal fight ensued where with the powers of the Ghost Rider Robbie was able to win. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #4) Reyes was soon confronted by Mr. Hyde where he managed to defeat the supervillain as well. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #5) In the aftermath, Robbie quickly became a protector in the eyes of local residents. Unwilling to become a vigilante, Robbie began using his powers to make money off of street races, which allowed him to work less and spend more time with Gabe, much to Eli's dismay. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #6)
Avenger
Following a vivid nightmare involving an ancient gathering of heroes that include a previous Ghost Rider, Robbie awakens in South Africa with no memory of how he got there. He is attacked by Star Brand, who seeks to keep him from finding a buried Celestial. Robbie defeats Star Brand by using the Penance Stare, an ability he previously had no idea he possessed, but somehow accidentally kills Star Brand as well. (Marvel Legacy v1 #1) Robbie then joins a new team of Avengers formed by Thor, Iron Man, and Captain America to fight off the Celestial Final Host. Sometime later, word of Star Brand's death somehow reaches Odin. The long-time ally of the original pre-historic Star Brand thought that Robbie killed the current Star Brand purposely. Robbie explains to the All-Father of Norse Gods about his accidental murder of the latter Star Brand when his Penance Stare first awakened, thus easily winning forgiveness and making friends. (Avengers v8 #10)
He participated in the Avengers mission into the Shi'ar prison galaxy Ravenstarr where they became trapped in the maximum security artificial galaxy. (Avengers v8 #27)
Overview
Personality and attributes
He came to be known as La Leyenda (The Legend) among the Mexican community and also as the Legend of Hillrock Heights. (Ghost Rider v8 #1)
He had a younger brother named Gabe Reyes who suffered from a developmental disorder that confined him to a wheelchair. Robbie was shown to care deeply for Gabe and looked after him where he often fought against bullies picking on Gabe. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #1)
The Reyes family were known to have cat that was named Coal. (Marvel Meow and Pizza Dog Infinity Comic v1 #3)
Powers and abilities
Originally, Robbie Reyes was an ordinary human being with no special powers though he came to be a talented mechanic. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #1)
Upon becoming the Ghost Rider, he would transform the 1969 Dodge Charger into the Hell Charger. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #1) Unlike previous Ghost Riders who rode on motorcycles, Robbie drives a 1969 Dodge Charger R/T which he refers to as the Hell Charger. The Hell Charger is linked to the Ghost Rider, allowing Robbie in his Ghost Rider form to instantly teleport to and/or merge with the car. It also acts as a warp hub which he can shadowmeld with to warp things (himself or others) over varying distances using shadows. (All-New Ghost Rider v1 #5)
During his battle with Star Brand, Robbie discovered that he possessed the Penance Stare, which allowed him to force anyone who makes eye contact with him to experience all of the pain and suffering they have ever inflicted on others. (Marvel Legacy v1 #1)
Notes
- The Robbie Reyes Ghost Rider was created by Felipe Smith and Tradd Moore where he made his first appearance in All-New Ghost Rider v1 #1 (May, 2014).
Alternate Versions
In other media
Television
- In Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Robbie Reyes appeared in the Marvel Cinematic Universe live-action television series season 4 where he was portrayed by actor Gabriel Luna. This version gained his powers after he and his brother, Gabe, were attacked by a street gang called the Fifth Street Locos, who mistook Robbie for his uncle Eli Morrow. Gabe came to be paralyzed while Robbie's injuries were fatal. However, a 'good Samaritan' that was actually the Ghost Rider Johnny Blaze rescued Gabe and revived Robbie by giving him the spirit of vengeance. As Robbie only saw Johnny in his Ghost Rider form, the former believed that he sold his soul to 'the Devil' and goes on to hunt down and kill members of the Fifth Street Locos as well as other people he believed 'deserve it'. He later came into conflict with rogue S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Daisy Johnson, but eventually allied himself with her and S.H.I.E.L.D. to combat Morrow's former co-worker turned ghost, Lucy Bauer, and others like her after discovering he was capable of exorcising them. He later came to confront Morrow himself over his crimes and dragging him into another dimension. Months later, Reyes returned to help the S.H.I.E.L.D. agents defeat AIDA and her LMDs before taking the Darkhold and leaving to find a place to hide it.
Video game
- In Marvel Heroes, the Robbie Reyes Ghost Rider was introduced as a playable character in the MMORPG video game.
- In Marvel Avengers Academy, the Robbie Reyes appeared as a playable character in the mobile video game.
- In Marvel: Future Fight, the Robbie Reyes Ghost Rider appeared as a playable character in the mobile video game.
- In Marvel's Midnight Suns, the Robbie Reyes Ghost Rider appeared as a playable character in the setting of the video game where he was voiced by actor Giancarlo Sabogal and Darin De Paul respectively.
Appearances
- All-New Ghost Rider v1: (2014)
- Ghost Rider v8:
- Avengers v8:
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