Avg. Battlepowerlevel: 17,080
Max. Battlepowerlevel: 25,620 (Kaioken x1.5)
Avg. Psychicpowerlevel: N/A
Max. Psychicpowerlevel: N/A
Avg. Magicpowerlevel: N/A
Max. Magicpowerlevel: N/A
Avg. ??????powerlevel: N/A
Max. ??????powerlevel: N/A

Reputation...:

w/ Misfits:

...with Nina: 66 [towards Nina: 68]
...with Clint: 68 [towards Clint: 62]
...with Alex: 51 [towards Alex: 54]
...with Jason: 63 [towards Jason: 59]
...with Vernon: 64 [towards Vernon: 61]
...with Devin: 58 [towards Devin: 57]
...with Dusty: 69 [towards Dusty: 65]
...with Dan: 61 [towards Dan: 63]
...with Paula: 66 [towards Paula: 68]
...with Goku: 64 [towards Goku: 63]
...with Vegeta: 61 [towards Vegeta: 63]
...with Heero: 62 [towards Heero: 66]
...with Radditz: 64 [towards Radditz: 66]
...with Mr. Buu: 80 [towards Mr. Buu: 74]
...with #17: 64 [towards #17: 67]
...with Piccolo: 61 [towards Piccolo: 65]
...with Dwayne: 67 [towards Dwayne: 71]
...with Steve: 67 [towards Steve: 73]
...with Teresa: 68 [towards Teresa: 65]
...with #18: 61 [towards #18: 61]

w/ Villains/Antagonists:

...with Jackson: 72 [towards Jackson: 61]
...with "Gray Prophet": N/A [towards "Gray Prophet": N/A]
...with "Blue Domino": N/A [towards "Blue Domino": N/A]
...with "Red Serpent": N/A [towards "Red Serpent": N/A]
...with Oyatsu: 24 [towards Oyatsu: 6]
...with Harry: N/A [towards Harry: N/A]
...with Morgan: N/A [towards Morgan: N/A]
...with Rowan: N/A [towards Rowan: N/A]

Personality: Virgil is apparently among the lowest ranking among the original Misfits, both in the area of tact, and common sense, and apparently also starts out the most out of shape, by far surpassing Devin or Dusty in the "Fat" area, according to Alex. He has the tendency to spout strange insults at people who annoy him, such as calling people a "Trash Can", or saying they "smoke telephone poles". This strange behavior he exhibits, added onto his small, round and fatty exterior seems to make people assume he is mentally retarded to a large extent, but some people, including Dusty seem to believe this is merely the 'skin' covering up Virgil's real personality. Part of this comes from the fact he does seem to come up with clever ideas that impress even people like Clint or Devin once in a blue moon. More evidence of this comes from Alex, who states Virgil as a child "ran circles around me in math, and was skinnier than Devin", however, it seems Virgil has for some reason lost both the physical and mental edges he had as a child, or has pushed it beneath and decided to show his retarded persona to confuse people. Ironically, he is the least bothered Misfit when antagonist Jackson McCarakins is involved. Jackson rarely ever talks about Virgil in a negative or positive manner, and there is a possibility they might have known each other in the past, or that Jackson, like Dusty, believes the same theory about the 'skin' of Virgil's personality.

Biography:

The Beginning of an Era:

Not a huge amount is known about Virgil's past. What is known however is that Alex and Virgil first actually met in Grade-school. It is also said by Alex that Virgil was much more in shape and smarter than Alex in math, saying "he ran circles around me". However since then to this point in time, his has gotten substantially larger and fatter, and his intelligence seemed to have initially dropped. However some, like Dusty and sometimes Clint, believe he is merely hiding this from everyone as a ploy. Even Jackson believes there is much more positive aspect to Virgil than many of his other friends and allies currently do, and both are even to this day on mostly positive terms with each other.

The Misfits:

Prologue and Saga 1:

Virgil is not seen or heard from during the Prolouge or Parts 1 and 2, although according to later parts in the story, he was offered the chance to go to Japan with the others, but blatantly refused it, lacking an interest in both the country and the concept of anime.

Saga 2:

Virgil does not appear in parts 3 or 4. He first appears at the end of Part 5, revealed to be the prankster who calls Alex's house twice, Radditz once, Steve and Dwayne once, and Paula also once. Alex, Vernon, Devin, Steve, Dwayne, Radditz and Paula confront him over the events, and he reveals he pranked them because the group never returned to school to let him know they were okay after the return from Japan, and that the pranks were his way of getting them back and reminding them he wasn't going to just take it laying down. However he receives a small beat down from Alex, Devin, Steve and Dwayne. Vernon however although present to witness this, does not partake in his punishment and leaves, and Paula is courteous enough to take him back into his house however, showing even Virgil is not completely hated by the group.

He does not appear during most of part 6, and only does after the attack on Dan by Al-Qaeda and after Clint's heroic saving of Canton from their experimental bomb. Virgil decides that he is not going to tolerate Al-Qaeda's attempt to destroy them and decides against apparently his original feelings and decides to start training and truly become a Misfit.

In Part 7, Virgil is grouped with Clint, Devin, Steve, Dwayne, Heero, and Dusty. Devin mostly starts his training off, having to deal with Virgil's various zaniness as he teaches the lesser Misfit how to manipulate and hold control of his ki, and then how to fly, but even Virgil manages to master flying within a couple of days of time. His next task to catch up with the others is not nearly as easy though, being given weighted clothing in order to help train himself.

In Part 8, Devin fits up stronger weighted clothing, and also fashions a special weighted mallet for Virgil to use, identical in concept to the mallets Goku used during training on North Kaio's planet to hit Gregory, except that Devin takes Gregory's place as the target, trying to teach Virgil tactics on top of making him stronger, to which he has not gotten the hang of it yet.

In Part 9, Virgil continues his training with the weighted mallet, and during one exchange, Clint spars with Devin, with Virgil mediating as a third party who can attack either one with the mallet if they are with his range. He doesn't get any hits, but his intervention does play out in deciding Clint as the victor of the match, as Devin was thrown more into Virgil's range of attack than Clint was. In later times, it's revealed Virgil has actually lost some weight from the training, a fact that makes Alex rather shocked, although Virgil doesn't appear to have actually lost weight.

In Part 10, Virgil is assigned to chase Heero around with the mallet, as Devin wanted to actually do normal training for once. However their day is ruined with Dan, possessed by Oyatsu comes in. Virgil actually manages to hit Oyatsu with the mallet, but breaks it on his head, and is KOed with one sudden hit, captured easily by the shapeshifting possessor. He is later freed when Nina, Teresa and #18 defeat Oyatsu, freeing Dan, and then allowing them to free the others. Virgil returns to training with Devin's group at the end of the part.

Saga 3:

However, in Part 11 later that day, Devin's group, Virgil included, Clint excluded at first, decides to go to Goku when they sense him using the Kaioken ability. Virgil however is widely believed by all of the currently gathered group, even Goku himself, to be incapable of doing to move with as new and inexperienced he is. However Virgil pulls off a miracle, and manages to do a basic Kaioken (x1.5). He also learns how to sense and mask ki energies as well that day.

Closing:

Although his experience is poor at best, Virgil has shown he is not yet a completely lost cause to the Misfits, especially with his miraculous Kaioken usage. Perhaps this is a sign of sorts that Virgil is starting to break his old limits at last.