Dark Elves

The Dark Elves, or Svartálfar as they are sometimes referred to, are one of the oldest known species in the universe, hailing from the obscure Dark World. Like the Geranians, they are technologically advanced, but are not as frail as they are. They are now presumed to be critically endangered as a species or even extinct.

Biology and Behavior
Like many other races in the universe, the Dark Elves are humanoid with a more advanced body structure than that of humans. Like some species, the Dark Elves possess natural forms of superhuman strength, durability, speed, reflexes, and coordination.

Casual
The Dark Elves' appearance is humanoid, along with elves' trademark pointy ears, scar-like ridges on their cheekbones, some with Dark skin and others with white pale skin, deep-set eyes, and pairs of black lines extending from the corner of their mouths. They were once a beautiful race, as can be evidenced by their armor, but the universe of light and matter is poisonous to them and corroded their appearance to a more monstrous one. Their masks maintain their life force, shielding them from the poisonous effects of the existing universe. Their masks also show evidence of enlarged eyes, possibly adapted for seeing in the darkness. Although those equipped with symbiotes have become immune to light.

Kursed
The Kursed themselves proved nigh-indestructible when battling the Asgardians, and proved so strong as to punch right through force fields, destroy shield mechanisms, and knock Titan's Buster Sword right out of the air in mid-flight into a rock face, a feat no other being in the universe could have accomplished.

Skills/Abilities
The Dark Elves also seem to be immune to certain physical laws, as the Dark Realm is very different from that of the other worlds, located in a star system that is almost completely corroded with dark matter, and following slightly different physical laws, with a slightly different table of elements; and, once "Kursed", the Dark Elves are some of the most formidable beings in existence.