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Rex Velvet's videos were produced by Seattle's Rocket Launch Productions and Rex was portrayed by actor Ryan Cory. It is debatable to many whether or not Rex Velvet can be considered a "real" RLSV. It is also suspected that Phoenix Jones may have actually hired Cory and Rocket Launch Productions to "arch" him for the sake of publicity. Rocket Launch productions bills itself as a social media marketing company. | Rex Velvet's videos were produced by Seattle's [http://rocketlaunchproductions.blogspot.com/ Rocket Launch Productions] and Rex was portrayed by actor [http://ryancory.com/ Ryan Cory]. It is debatable to many whether or not Rex Velvet can be considered a "real" RLSV. It is also suspected that Phoenix Jones may have actually hired Cory and Rocket Launch Productions to "arch" him for the sake of publicity. Rocket Launch productions bills itself as a social media marketing company. | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== |
Revision as of 13:52, 13 November 2017
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Vital Statistics | |
Villain | Rex Velvet |
Alias(es) | N/A |
Category | Real Life Supervillain |
Location | Seattle, WA, USA |
Identity | Public |
Alter Ego | Ryan Cory |
Status | Semi-active |
Villainous Activity | |
Faction | Social Villains Alliance |
Affiliates | N/A |
Foes | Phoenix Jones, RCSM |
Actions | N/A |
Physical Description | |
Gender | Male |
Outfit | {{{outfit}}} |
Colors | Varies |
Symbol | N/A |
Equipment | N/A |
Abilities | N/A |
Rex Velvet is a self-proclaimed Real Life Supervillain in America who first appeared on the scene by calling out Seattle, Washington's Phoenix Jones through a YouTube video.
History
Rex Velvet's Facebook page was launched on May 1, 2012. Though proclaiming himself to be a supervillain, Velvet's actions seem to be more of a commentary on the RLSH movement, though particularly of Phoenix Jones.
Further doubts of the individual's supervillainy emerge when one considers his "abduction" of the Seattle Seahawk's mascot, Blitz as part of the Seattle Make-A-Wish Foundation's 5000th wish granted to a young boy dubbed "Agent C."
Behind the Scenes
Rex Velvet's videos were produced by Seattle's Rocket Launch Productions and Rex was portrayed by actor Ryan Cory. It is debatable to many whether or not Rex Velvet can be considered a "real" RLSV. It is also suspected that Phoenix Jones may have actually hired Cory and Rocket Launch Productions to "arch" him for the sake of publicity. Rocket Launch productions bills itself as a social media marketing company.