There's a reason Flame Thrower and Heat have similarities: when I originally came up with the characters, Heat (then called "Flame 'Min"--I was in fifth grade, so that sounded like a good name at the time) was Flame Thrower's son. Now, no relation. Heck, they're around the same age now.
And Rearranger is powerful. Really, he's my most powerful character. It's evidenced in his name: he rearranges subatomic particles. Or, in this case, can disintegrate something entirely by breaking up the molecules and atoms that make it up.
There's a reason Flame Thrower and Heat have similarities: when I originally came up with the characters, Heat (then called "Flame 'Min"--I was in fifth grade, so that sounded like a good name at the time) was Flame Thrower's son. Now, no relation. Heck, they're around the same age now.
And Rearranger is powerful. Really, he's my most powerful character. It's evidenced in his name: he rearranges subatomic particles. Or, in this case, can disintegrate something entirely by breaking up the molecules and atoms that make it up.