Valor E. Green began her life far beyond Earth, a curious alien explorer tasked with observing distant planets and gathering “input,” as she calls it. While scanning Earth from orbit, she accidentally hacked into human television broadcasts and discovered hockey — a fast, chaotic, beautiful sport that instantly captivated her. She became obsessed with the team whose symbol was literally a star, a cosmic emblem that felt like home. Her fascination grew until one fateful day her ship malfunctioned and crash‑landed in rural Texas. Cyclone, who happened to be rustling cows nearby, found the tiny green alien wandering through the dust. When a stampede of bulls charged toward them, Valor instinctively manipulated gravity, lifting the entire herd harmlessly over Cyclone’s head. Her alien name was impossible to pronounce, but because she showed such bravery — valor — and her original name began with an E, Cyclone christened her “Valor E. Green,” a perfect nod to her emerald skin and the Dallas Stars mascot, Victor E. Green.

On the ice, Valor plays forward with unmatched elegance. She never uses her powers to cheat — but her natural movement makes her look like gravity simply doesn’t apply. She glides like a ballerina, dodges defenders with effortless spins, and escapes tight coverage with alien agility. If you focus too much on catching her, she’ll slip past and set up a perfect play or score a dazzling goal. Her ship was eventually repaired, and her alien race gave her permission to return home — but Valor chose to stay. Earth’s hockey, Earth’s people, and the Dallas Stars had become her greatest source of “input.” Now she is a core member of the Face‑Off Queens, the adorable little sister of the group, bringing cosmic joy, neon energy, and boundless curiosity to every arena she enters.