Age: 40
This is for characters who are composed entirely of CGI and may or may not have a voice actor. Examples of this type of character are King Kong and Godzilla from the Monsterverse, the T-Rex from Jurassic Park, Calvin from Life, the shark from The Shallows, and so many more. For the sake of this, the "birthday" is the release date of the movie that included the first CGI Character. In 1985 the film Young Sherlock Holmes, produced by Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment, directed by Barry Levinson and written by Chris Columbus, included the first fully computer-generated (CGI) character, a knight composed of elements from a stained glass window.
Robert Reynolds was a college student in the 90s who suffered from schizophrenia among other mental disorders, in part due to being a heroine addict. In his mind, Robert is the golden age hero The Sentry who fought alongside the Invaders and other heroes from the 50s. One day he stumbles into one of his professor’s labs and steals a vile of an experimental dug and injects it looking to get high, but the vile was from the weapon X program, which his professor used to work for, and took with him. The serum was an attempt to create the ultimate soldier, far superior to any super powered being ever known- and it worked, turning Robert into the hero from his mind known as The Sentry, but because of his mental disorders he is highly unstable and manifests an evil alter ego known as The Void, that is even more powerful than The Sentry and could end everything. When the government discovers that he has this power they give everything they have to contain Reynolds before he destroys everything that we know. Throughout the movie we do not know what is real or not.
