SINSEAR
of Earth-4935's 39^th century A.D.

Real Name: Unrevealed

Identity/Class: Extratemporal alternate reality (Earth-4935's 39^th century)

Occupation: Warrior, assassin;
    former soldier

Group Membership: Formerly the Canaanite soldiers

Affiliations: Lucas Bishop, Cable (Nathan Christopher Summers/Nathan Dayspring Askani'son);
    forced to obey General Haight and the Canaanites, who served Apocalypse (En Sabah Nur) and Stryfe

Enemies: Clan Chosen (notably Boak, Dayspring, and Tetherblood), Pan-African army, Tyler (aka Tolliver and the Other; later Genesis), unidentified armored human warriors in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia; anyone whom the Canaanites sent him to slaughter;
    he hated and intended to eventually slay General Haight and his Canaanite commanders;
    formerly Lucas Bishop, Cable;

Known Relatives: None

Aliases: "One-Man Army" (per General Haight and Cable)

Base of Operations: Atoms apparently spread across the timestream;
    formerly mobile on Earth-616's during its modern era;
    formerly a floating command center base on the South Pacific;
    formerly an unidentified Canaanite base on Earth-4935's 39^th century, but mobile across Earth as needed

First Appearance: Cable I#1 (May, 1993)

Powers/Abilities: Sinsear is a cyborg, with much of his body replaced by bionic parts, and with computer systems interfacing with his brain. 

    He used his computer to scan beings and materials, but he sometimes loses patience with his computer's overly-analytical nature.

    He possessed some degree of superhuman strength (presumably in the enhanced human range, lifting somewhat greater than 800 lbs. but less than 2 tons; possibly greater) and durability (with much of his body composed of an unidentified metal, covered by a skin-like material).

    He can project a parabolic slicing blade, which he abbreviates as PEESBEE.

    He release a number of buzz-drones.

    He can project energy blasts from either hand and extend four blades from his left wrist, at least, 90 degrees apart (top, bottom, medial, and lateral positions).

    His right wrist, at least, could extend numerous cables, which could lift an adult male off the ground and/or strangle such a target.

    His latter armor had numerous blunted spikes on the knuckles, shoulder pads, over his toes, and on various bands around his crura (calf-region, between the knees and ankles).

    He formerly used a command center base, from which he could use damp-chords.

Height: Unrevealed (he seemed perhaps a little shorter than the 6'8" Cable, so perhaps 6'2" to 6'5")
Weight: Unrevealed (as he was largely composed of an unidentified metal from the 39th century, his weight is difficult to estimate); assuming an original height of 6'2" to 6'5",  his purely organic original form was perhaps 220-260 lbs.
Eyes: (Left; organic) Blue (sometimes shown as brown); (right; bionic) glowing red; presumably both originally blue
Hair: Sparse dark hairs on mostly bald/scarred head; originally dark, perhaps black (the flashback was largely gray-scale)

History:
(Cable I#5 (fb)) - In Earth-4935's 39^th century, the man who would become Sinsear was a Canaanite soldier sweeping an unspecified river/wooded location when a Pan-African bomb exploded, killing the rest of his platoon and leaving him gravely wounded. 

    Clan Chosen members Boak, Nathan Dayspring Askani'son (later Cable), and Tetherblood soon teleported in, and Nathan had Boak scan the area, confirming that the bomb was not one of theirs, after which Nathan identified a survivor. Identifying radiation burns on 70% of the survivor's body, as well as internal bleeding and massive skeletal fragmentation, Boak noted that he did not think the soldier would survive. 

     While Tetherblood recommended putting the man out of his misery, Nathan instead instructed Boak to send a signal beacon to the Canaanite sector evac patrol to tell them one of their own was down. As the group teleported away to avoid the imminent approach of Canpatrols (Canaanite patrols) and Panaf (Pan-African) forces, the wounded soldier begged them not to leave him there, apparently appreciating what would happen to him.

(Cable I#5 (fb) - BTS) - Canaanite forces rebuilt the wounded soldier into the cyborg known as the killing machine Sinsear, giving him cybernetic implants that apparently forced him to obey the Canaanites. 

(Cable I#5 (fb) - BTS) - Sinsear blamed Dayspring for his condition, as Dayspring could have put him out of his misery.

(Cable I#5  (fb) - BTS) - Sinsear became known as a one-many army, earning almost a million bloody kills.

(Cable I#1 - BTS) - Meeting with other Canaanites, General Parraidan Haight enlisted the Flatliners to bring in "Citizen Kane" (Garrison Kane of Reality-616's modern era), advising them to get it done urgently and reminding them that they were aware of the agenda docket for Sinsear. When the Flatliners assured Haight that it would be done, Haight noted that he would hate for their failure to force him to bring Sinsear into the scenario...and so would they...

(Cable I#1 (fb) - BTS) - In the Northern Plains of the African Continental Alliance, Sinsear slaughtered a number of armored rebels.

(Cable I#1) - After Cable helped the Clan Chosen fight off the Flatliners (at the cost of their base), Haight (alongside a pair of agents) met with Sinsear in the midst of the fallen rebels. When Haight praised Sinsear as a "one-man army," a surviving rebel argued that he was a butcher and an animal, but Sinsear silenced (and likely slew) this rebel with a foot stomp to the head. 

    Sinsear accepted Haight's praise, noting that it what had been asked of him. When Haight asked Sinsear to confirm that he always did what they asked of him, Sinsear confirmed, but noted that only until he had the opportunity to kill them all. 

    Haight instead offered Sinsear a better offer, a chance for revenge on Cable/Dayspring and the Clan Chosen, killing them before they were even born. Sinsear considered that he would indeed like that...

    Appreciating that Sinsear could have killed him with the flick of a switch anywhere from anywhere on the planet, Cable asked why Sinsear had brought him there face-to-face. Sinsear clarified that Cable's having chosen not to kill him with a pull of the trigger years before had condemned him to a tragic atrocity of a life; and he wanted to make sure Cable died as he had, one minute at a time, ravaged inside and out by machines and the tortured loss of his fragile humanity.

    Sinsear then unleashed a number of buzz-drones that fired blasts, herding Cable toward pylon one, which Sinsear then had extend a number of damp-chord tendrils that temporarily incapacitated Cable's bionics. Noting his disappointment with how easily Cable was defeated, Sinsear questioned whether the failures Cable had endured had taken the fight out of him. Cable countered that he would only be a failure if he stopped fighting, as Sinsear hadn't fought his programming, after which Cable used his telekinesis to move the damp cords to strike Sinsear. As the cords had already expended much of their absorption reserves, Sinsear was only partially affected, and he vowed to burn the truth of Cable's guilt down to his very core. Sinsear then engaged his PeesBee on a search and destroy mission.

    Apparently not realizing Sinsear was the soldier whose life he had "saved" years before, Cable did appreciate that the blade would not stop until it struck him or something else, and he endured a number of flesh wounds before dodging it in front of Sinsear's control console's central command. With the casing thus opened, Cable used the residual charge in his own hand turrets to destroy the control link that allowed Sinsear to control the other pylons, taking out his battle arena. 

    Now on equal grounds with Sinsear, Cable assaulted him, asking if there was man enough inside the machine he hid behind to fight him. After the battered Sinsear noted that he was not a man any longer, Cable countered that Sinsear chose to be a machine, while he chose to be a man. Cable further argued that Sinsear bled, hurt, and hated like a man, and that the only thing he did like a machine was follow orders...and whose choice was that? 

     Considering that while Cable was a man aided by technology, he (Sinsear) was possibly a machine hindered by manhood, Sinsear nonetheless -- as he teleported away and tossed a chip containing his programming orders at Cable's feet -- warned Cable that he would eventually ask those same questions of himself and his loved ones.

    Vowing that they would meet again, Cable checked out the programming orders and found that Sinsear had been sent back after Tolliver, whom Cable believed to be dead. Cable was left to wonder who Tolliver truly was...

(Cable I#2 (fb) - BTS / Cable I#5 (fb) - BTS) - Via the Time Displacement Nexus (Tinex) in Niagara Falls, Sinsear transported himself and his entire command complex back in time to the modern era of Earth-616, delivering the base to an island in the South Pacific (or perhaps it floated and served as its own island).

(Cable I#4) - From his base somewhere in the South Pacific, Sinsear monitored transmissions across Earth. 

(Cable I#5) - Sinsear transported Cable to his base, using damp-chords extending from the pylons to incapacitate Cable's bionic parts, but Cable telekinetically caused the damp-chords to strike Sinsear as well. Cable ultimately destroyed Sinsear's control mechanisms and then defeated Sinsear. 

     Teleporting away, Sinsear initiated complete shutdown of the base.

    Cable appreciated that the blade would not stop until it struck him or something else, and he endured a number of flesh wounds before dodging it in front of Sinsear's control console's central command. With the casing thus opened, Cable used the residual charge in his own hand turrets to destroy the control link that allowed Sinsear to control the other pylons, taking out his battle arena.