Pyro
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Vital statistics
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| Aliases | Unknown |
| Affiliation | Fantastic Four (Earth-52161) |
| Base of Operations | Baxter Building |
| Identity | Unknown |
| Relatives | Invisible Woman (Step-Sister) |
| Age | 21 |
| Alignment | Good |
| Citizenship | Unknown |
| Marital Status | Single |
| Occupation | Unknown |
| Status | Active |
Physical attributes
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| Species | Unknown |
| Gender | Male |
| Height | Unknown |
| Weight | Unknown |
| Eyes | Blue |
| Hair | Blonde |
| Skin | Caucasian |
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Origins
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| Origin | Unknown |
| Universe | Earth-52161 |
| Place of Birth | New York |
| Created by | Artemis Panther |
Of all the people in the world, I was lucky enough to be given these powers. I treat myself like a king and I use them as if I've had them my whole life. I take my powers for granted, and I don't show respect for anyone. That stops now. 
- Pyro
History[]
Childhood[]
Johnny's father walked out on him and his mother when he was very young, which made him go into a state of depression and endless anger. Even the slightest thing would set Johnny off and cause to become even more pissed off than he already is. Eventually, his mother decided to take him to therapy, which only made his anger issues worse. He started ditching his therapy to go skateboarding, which he was extremely good at.
The New Guy[]
When his mother met a British scientist named Franklin Rosum, he moved into their house, as well as his daughter. He hated both of them for thinking they could just waltz in and become his new family. He got into constant arguments with his step-father, and his mom grounded him for a month. This gave him time to think, and he started to calm down a little bit, but he still didn't like the Rosums.
Death in the Family[]
When Johnny was thirteen, he got word from the police that his father had been killed while drunk driving. His mother did not want him attending the funeral, but he went anyways. Aside from his grandparents and his uncle he never knew he had, he was the only one at the funeral. Once it was over, Johnny didn't talk for days. Sue tried to comfort him, and he finally let her in, accepting her as his sister. She made him feel better, and he started looking at life in a more positive way.