Logan Liu

Biography
Logan Liu is a first-line left wing who is also the team tough guy. He likes playing puck, hooking up at hockey parties, smoking up and watching pseudo-philosophical movies with his BFF "the Zack attack," taking runs with the family dog, chilling at the arcade, playing FPS games, and mildly provoked fisticuffs. He drives a used Jeep and is especially attractive, particularly since he has yet to lose any teeth. He thinks The Matrix is "deeeep."

Despite his chill demeanor, he's used to experiencing and confronting discrimination directed at himself and his best friend in their chosen sport; when pushed, he revels in fighting. Though he acts casual about his jock life and refers to himself as a goon, he's a talented and driven player depending on hockey-based merit to give him the top-tier college life his parents want for him. While his father is very supportive of his dream and his need for protein shakes, his mother has always been hesitant at his choice to use his body instead of his brain to excel. He has a good relationship with his younger sibling Gil, who has occult interests and a drive for spare cash he doesn't entirely understand, but who he's protective of and generally enjoys being around.

In Gridman
Logan is recruited as a Gridman operator after playing the mysterious arcade game, Polybius, with his best friend, Zack. He is reluctantly drawn into life as an ally of the Power Rangers in order to join and protect his more enthusiastic younger sibling, Gil, and to protect their parents and save others who had played the game, Zack included. He is painfully aware this comes at the expense of his dream. Though he is unable to contribute any deep insights nor money to the cause, he proves himself very capable as Archie's human shield and a strong driver. He is willing to do what is necessary, but deeply angry when it seems as if capable adults might be asking too much of teenagers in a coerced position, particularly Gil.

He is the primary user of the God helmet and known for out-of-the-box solutions to inception problems, possibly due to gamer/stoner logic.