Hawkeye from Marvel Super War

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"The [Blast Arrow] skill slows down enemy heroes and inflicts area damage.
After using [Multi Bow], gain additional damage from high normal attacks and continuously deal damage.
In a crisis situation, you can use the [Arrow Rain] skill to escape the situation."

"Hawkeye's range and vision range increase with each level.
Each level increases range by 7 and range by 30.
At the same time, Hawkeye will be able to see enemy heroes that are not immediately visible within range."

"Hawkeye fires a blast arrow in a designated direction, slowing enemies hit.
At the same time, it explodes after 1.5 seconds, dealing damage to the target and nearby enemies."

"Hawkeye uses his quiver's special ability to target the enemy hero with the lowest health in range for 6 seconds.
If Hawkeye attacks the targeted target at this time, his attack speed increases by 15% and he deals additional damage.
While opening the quiver, use [Blast Arrow] to attack the targeted target."

"Hawkeye jumps backwards and fires many arrows forward, dealing 3 damage to enemies within range.
Inflicts damage each time and applies a slowing effect for 1.5 seconds.

After jumping, until landing, Hawkeye is immune to all damage and control effects."

"We could have had a good, simple life. But I wanted to play with the big boys. And if I miss, it means I'm just another dude with a bow. It means I've been fooling myself this whole time. And that's why I never miss." —Hawkeye

Clint Barton is Earth's mightiest marksman, the master archer Hawkeye. Using his keen sight and his resourceful Trick Arrows, he has dedicated his life to protect innocents with his skills. Although initially surfacing to the public eye moved by vanity, Hawkeye redeemed himself and proved his worth as one of the Avengers. Originally an orphaned circus artist, Barton developed his skills at young age. When getting into contact with criminal activities in his career, he immediately chose to abandon the apparent temptation to preserve his honor.[44] As a valiant and charismatic hero, despite not having special abilities like most of his peers, Hawkeye has grown to be seen as an indispensable presence in the Avengers.

Driven by a strong moral sense, Hawkeye has acted in different fronts to do good. He founded and acted as chairman of the West Coast division of the Avengers and offered a path of redemption for the Thunderbolts, the former Masters of Evil, by leading them. However, his optimism was utterly shattered in a dark turn of events, when the Avengers were destroyed from within by the Scarlet Witch, causing the death of Hawkeye. Revived, Hawkeye emerged in a world he could not recognize and adopted a gloom and cynical stance. He adopted the identity of Ronin in this dire period, acting alongside the New Avengers.

In light of a Heroic Age, Hawkeye returned and focused on serious and more ordinary affairs around his neighborhood. In close contact with the criminal underworld, he found himself helpless in his crusade to combat villains, who showed to always have ways of escaping scot-free. As such, Hawkeye has embraced a life of breaking the law to combat injustice from within its source, though at terrible costs for his reputation and sense of self.

Clinton "Clint" Barton was the son of Harold Barton and Edith Barton. He grew up working in his father's Butchers shop in Waverly, Iowa with his older brother, Barney. Their father was abusive, especially when he drank, and continually beat his young boys; Barney taught Clint how to fight and helped him to improve his aim.

Harold's drinking eventually cost him his life along with his wife when both died in a car accident. Clint and Barney were sent to numerous foster homes; while running away from one of them, they encountered and joined a traveling circus where the pair worked as roustabouts. While a member of the circus, Clint was trained by the original Swordsman and by Trick Shot. Clint later found the Swordsman embezzling money from the carnival. Before he could turn his mentor over to the authorities, Clint was beaten and left for dead, allowing the Swordsman to escape town. Clint's relationship with his brother Barney and Trick Shot soon deteriorated as well.

Clint adapted his archery skills to become a star carnival attraction, a master archer called "Hawkeye", otherwise known as “The World's Greatest Marksman”. He spent some time as a member of Tiboldt's Traveling Circus. After some time in the performance business, Barton witnessed Iron Man in action and decided to try and emulate the hero by donning a colorful costume and employing his archery skills to fight crime. However, during his first public appearance, Hawkeye was mistaken for a thief by police. The Black Widow, at the time a Soviet agent, met Barton by chance and enlisted him as her partner. Together they clashed against heroes such as Spider-Man and Iron Man on several occasions.

Although Hawkeye became romantically involved with the Black Widow, he was unhappy being a criminal. When he approached the Avengers and told them of his desire to reform, Iron Man sponsored his membership on the team. Barton formed, along with Captain America, Scarlet Witch and her brother, Quicksilver, an incarnation of the Avengers known as "Cap's Kooky Quartet." This was the lineup that succeeded the original after the four remaining founders took indefinite leaves of absence. At first regarded as less formidable than the previous roster, the new team soon proved themselves against the likes of Kang the Conqueror and Doctor Doom.

Hawkeye remained an active member of the Avengers for years, his archery skills, and inventive trick arrows augmenting the superhuman powers of his associates. His carefree and rebellious personality meant that he sometimes argued with Captain America, believing he could make a better leader. Eventually, however, Hawkeye came to respect Cap more than any other Avenger and became one of his staunchest supporters.

For a short time, Barton abandoned his Hawkeye identity and while taking Hank Pym's growth serum, operated under the name Goliath. After resuming his Hawkeye role, he also briefly became the Golden Archer.

Around this time, Hawkeye began a series of extended leaves of absence from the Avengers, often trying to establish an independent identity outside of the group. The first instance actually saw Clint resign on the grounds of wanting to prove he did not need a team to be effective - only to almost immediately join the Defenders for several adventures (including opposing the Avengers)! He also ended up in the 1870s where he befriended Western hero Two-Gun Kid and with the help of the Avengers, defeated Kang. He brought the Western hero along to the present and left the Avengers to team up with him.

During the course of another department from the team, Barton became a security chief for Cross Technological Enterprises. While at Cross, he met Jorge Latham, an engineer who would design the Sky-Cycle as Barton's personal conveyance when he was incapacitated with a broken leg. Shortly thereafter, Clint also met and eloped with Bobbi Morse, a.k.a. fellow crime fighter Mockingbird, when the two were kidnapped by Crossfire, a villain who wanted to use hypnotic ultrasounds to force superheroes to kill each other. Hawkeye and Mockingbird defeated Crossfire, but Barton suffered permanent hearing damage due to the ultrasounds and for a long time was forced to wear a hearing aid. Eventually, Franklin Richards would cure him of this injury when Clint was among heroes restored from an alternate reality.

Hawkeye was part of a group of Avengers who were teleported to Battleworld from Earth by the Beyonder along with other superheroes.

Upon his return to the Avengers with his new bride, Barton was appointed to chair a new second team of Avengers based on the West Coast by then-chairman, the Vision. The team Hawkeye chose consisted of Mockingbird, his original inspiration Iron Man, Wonder Man, and Tigra. Hawkeye and Mockingbird acted as the guiding force behind the team. Barton hired his old friend from Cross Technologies, Jorge Latham, to act as the on-staff mechanic and to build a new fleet of sky-cycles. Hank Pym helped the team in a civilian capacity as the resident scientist.

One of the western team's adventures scattered them across time. While Hawkeye and most of the others were stranded in ancient Egypt, Mockingbird was in the Old West, held captive, and rendered amnesiac by Phantom Rider (Lincoln Slade), posing as her lover. In a mountaintop battle between the two after her escape, Barbara allowed Slade to fall to his death. The couple separated after Clint learned of all this through the vengeful Rider's spirit.

Morse, along with Tigra and Moon Knight, left the team and briefly formed a splinter group. After that group failed, Mockingbird proved instrumental in consulting on a multinational plot to abduct and dismantle the Vision for his near "benevolent" takeover of the world (although he aborted the plan before anyone was truly harmed). When Bobbi realized the plot wasn't just a "worst-case scenario" and was actually being put into action, she returned to warn the Whackos. The government intrusion into the Avengers continued when they were forced to accept a new leader, USAgent, in order to keep their security clearance. Clint quit the team after being tossed aside like this, and he and Mockingbird ended up in Wisconsin training the unofficial franchise team, the Great Lakes Avengers.

Hawkeye later returned to the West Coast branch after they reorganized under United Nations jurisdiction, although Bobbi remained with the Great Lakes team. The West Coast team operated both independently and in conjunction with the senior East Coast team. On one mission, both teams were caught in a war in between the Kree and Shi'ar Empire. Barton was initially relegated to remain on Earth as part of the "rear guard" team due to a "lack of raw power." With some timely aid from Hank Pym, he re-assumed his old Goliath identity and took USAgent's place on Captain America's team bound for the Kree Empire. After Iron Man, against orders, led a group of Avengers to execute the Kree Supreme Intelligence, Barton was important in helping Captain America regain confidence in his leadership. Briefly maintaining the Goliath identity, Clint and Bobbi seemingly managed to reconcile.

(It would later be revealed, though, that the "Mockingbird" he was rebuilding a relationship with was in actuality a deep-cover Skrull sleeper agent.)

On one of the AWC's last mission, the team began an otherworldly trek to rescue the captured "Mockingbird" from the hands of Satannish the Supreme and Mephisto. During their escape, Mephisto killed "Mockingbird". Shortly thereafter, Vision began the vote that disbanded the West Coast team. Hawkeye was on leave from the team mourning for Mockingbird and wasn't involved in the decision.

After Mockingbird's apparent death, Hawkeye became a solo agent for a period of time. During which, Barton was commissioned to train a group of rebels known as the Shadows along with Sundance and Striker. He attempted to keep them from killing, but on one raid Striker killed a woman and injured her fiancé, a friend of James Rhodes. As War Machine, Rhodes investigated and was surprised to see Hawkeye among the rebels. A government-backed group led by US Agent also arrived adding further confusion between the "Brothers in Arms". The three were able to stop the conflict and were confronted by the mysterious Advisor.

Hawkeye later returned to the Avengers and was part of the team when they fought Onslaught and was sent alongside them to Counter-Earth by Franklin Richards to save his life while the rest of his world believed him to have died.

When the Avengers returned to their own world he continued serving as a member though he had frequent disagreements with the team. After years of fighting alongside the Avengers, Hawkeye offered to lead the Thunderbolts. Sympathetic to their plight as criminals trying to redeem themselves for their past actions, he decided to help them become a legitimate superhero team. Hawkeye initially posed as the criminal Dreadknight to meet the team before formally introducing himself and his intentions. He also became romantically involved with Moonstone. As a leader, Hawkeye led the Thunderbolts both alongside and sometimes against his former teammates in the Avengers.

Eventually re-joining the Avengers, Clint began a dallying affair with the Wasp, causing tension with her sometime lover, Hank Pym. When the Scarlet Witch had her breakdown that resulted in the breakup of the Avengers, Barton perished on an exploding Kree ship created by her crazed state.

The Scarlet Witch did not act again until sometime later when she altered time and space on a universal level: changing Earth's history to that of the House of M, where mutants had become the rulers and human beings the oppressed minority. Barton was very much alive in this remade world and affiliated with an underground human resistance opposing the general mutant supremacy. Like all of the other inhabitants on the planet, though, Clint retained no memory of his previous life.

This changed, however, after X-Man Emma Frost restored his memories, hoping to recruit him to a direct opposition of reawakened heroes against Magneto and the Scarlet Witch. While this rebellious network incorporated more of his original Avenger teammates, Barton was at the time reluctant, preoccupied with the disquieting notion of his recent demise among his returned memories.

Eventually confronting and failing to kill Wanda Maximoff with one of his arrows, he brought up their shared history as teammates as well as his former romantic feelings for her, angrily demanding to know why she ended his life. This encounter did not last long as Clint's heightened emotional state renewed Wanda's own mental instability, causing her to once again erase him from existence.

Wanda then restored reality to its original state, only to remove the mutant genome from millions on Earth, remaking them as powerless mainline humans. Clint awoke inside the ruins of Avengers Mansion confused by the events. Leaving his "Hawkeye" wardrobe and equipment there, he set out to locate the Scarlet Witch, seeking Doctor Strange for assistance. Strange was the only person in the world to know of his revival at this time. Clint found her living like a gypsy in a small European mountain village. Spending the night with her, Barton learned she had no memory of her previous life and was evidently depowered. He left at dawn the next morning, heeding the warning of Doctor Strange not to attempt to revive her memories and possibly worsen her mental condition.

After the apparent assassination of Captain America, Iron Man approached Clint about taking up the shield. Barton proved himself to be one of the few who could wield it effectively and considered taking up the mantle. He and Iron Man encountered the Young Avengers called Patriot and Hawkeye. They convinced him that wearing Steve Rogers' costume and wielding his shield would be wrong, and he allowed the unregistered young heroes to go free. Later, when Clint learned that Stark had given the shield to "Bucky" Barnes (Cap's WWII sidekick and the reformed Winter Soldier), he paid this new Captain America a visit to express his disapproval.

I'm bringing you the classic Hawkeye skin, which comes pre-installed, from the mobile game Marvel Super Wars. It's the skin of the greatest archer of all time, Hawkeye. Please excuse my absence again; I was recovering from a sore throat. Take good care of yourselves and stay healthy. Sending lots of kisses and hugs, your friend! By the way, you can now enjoy it—catch the bad guys with Hawkeye's eye!