Name: Hank MCcoy
Age: 30's??40's??
First episode: Power Surge
codename: Beast
Profession: Phys.ed and chemistry teacher at Bayville High
Voice actor: Micheal Kopsa
Powers: Strenght, agility, beast-like appearance...

Meet one of the coolest teachers of Bayville High, Hank MCcoy. He teaches two classes there, Chemistry where he shows students how to make cherry bombs and Gym where he supports them in anyway he possibly can. He seems like a really awesome teacher, he loves what he does and he's darn proud of it. He couldn't live without it. He loves Shakespeare and makes his students learn and recite  them as a punishment instead of detention.
But his perfect teaching days will be shattered when the serum he developped to help control the beast within will stop working. All his life he succeeded in doing so but now, he's losing control and not even Xavier can help him. He and Xavier met when Hank was a teenager long ago but didnt want his help and went on for his dream of teaching.
When the serum stopped working, the beast was rampaging and almost killed the principal. Because of that, he is now a wanted fugitive. People know his real identity therefore  he cannot go back. He is confined to the Xavier Institute where he'll become a teacher to young mutants.

Playing chess with Scott
A talking beast
Growl

Actor - filmography

Stealing Sinatra (2002) .... William raggio

Carrie (2002) (TV) (as Michael Kopsa) .... John Hargensen

Pressure (2002/I) .... Agent Frank Gruning

"X-Men: Evolution" (2000) (voice) .... Henry McCoy/Beast (2001-)

Barber, The (2001/I) .... Father Jed Stiffler

Cabin Pressure (2001) (TV) (as Michael Kopsa)

Seven Storeys (2001) .... Mr. Cote

3000 Miles to Graceland (2001) (as Michael Kopsa) .... Jefferson

Proposal, The (2001) .... Zack Mallette

Frankie & Hazel (2000) (TV) (as Michael Kopsa) .... Coach Anhault

Chain of Fools (2000) (as Michael Kopsa) .... Senator Dove
Miracle on the 17th Green (1999) (TV) .... Mike

Jin-Roh (1998) (English voice) .... Hajime Handa

Falling, The (1998/II) .... Collins

Outrage (1998) (TV)

Hardball (1997) .... Detective in Car
Notable TV Guest Appearances

"John Doe" (2002) playing "Dr. Arrogant" (as Michael Kopsa) in episode: "John Deux" (episode # 1.5) 25 October 2002

"Smallville" (2001) playing "Dean" (as Michael Kopsa) in episode: "Duplicity" (episode # 2.3) 8 October 2002

"Stargate SG-1" (1997) playing "General Kerrigan" in episode: "Proving Ground" (episode # 5.13) 8 March 2002

"Dark Angel" (2000) playing "Robert Berrisford" (as Michael Kopsa) in episode: "The Berrisford Agenda" (episode # 2.11) 18 January 2002

"Night Visions" (2001) playing "Bob Jenkins" (as Michael Kopsa) in episode: "Hate Puppet" (episode # 1.19) 6 September 2001

"Stargate SG-1" (1997) playing "General Kerrigan" in episode: "Prodigy" (episode # 4.19) 2 February 2001

"Immortal, The" (2000) playing "Theo Thurston" (as Michael Kopsa) in episode: "Studio D" (episode # 1.7) 18 November 2000

Comic Beast

Hank McCoy not only possesses superhuman agility, strength, speed, endurance and
dexterity -- he's also a world-renowned biochemist. As an X-Man, the blue-furred
Beast has dedicated the totality of his physical gifts and scientific genius to the
creation of a better world for man and mutant!
Real name: Henry "Hank" McCoy
Occupation: Biochemist, adventurer
Group affiliation: X-Men; formerly the Avengers, the Defenders and X-Factor
Base of operations: Xavier Institute for Higher Learning, Westchester County, New
York
First appearance: X-Men (Vol. 1) #1 (1963)
Height: 5'11"
Weight: 400 lbs.
Eye color: Blue
Hair color: Originally brown, bluish-black in furry form
Powers: Besides superhuman strength, speed and agility, the Beast boasts the acrobatic prowess of an accomplished circus aerialist and acrobat.
Weapons: None
History: Henry McCoy's mutant powers were evident at birth in the form of unusually large hands and feet, likely caused by his father's exposure to massive amounts of radiation during an accident at the nuclear power plant where he worked. As a youth, Hank's superhuman agility and athletic prowess earned him recognition on the gridiron. When the telepathic, telekinetic Charles Xavier learned of Hank's existence, he invited him to enroll in his School for Gifted Youngsters. The prestigious, private institution offered limitless academic opportunities and personalized study amid a small, select student body.

Few suspected Professor Xavier's pupils also were the masked X-Men -- a handful of troubled teenagers learning to control their genetically endowed powers...and fighting to preserve Xavier's dream of peaceful coexistence between humans and mutants. Under Xavier's tutelage, Hank assumed the nom de guerre "Beast" -- joining Warren Worthington III, the high-flying, heroic Angel; Jean Grey, the telekinetic Marvel Girl; Robert Drake, the irrepressible Iceman; and Scott Summers, a modern-day Cyclops, cursed with uncontrollable optic blasts. Hank's days were rich with differential equations, Proust and workouts in the Danger Room. The latter training stood the X-Men in good stead on their periodic field trips to discourage Magneto, mutant Master of Magnetism, from his plans for world domination. Hated and feared by humanity, the X-Men honed their strange abilities while standing in defense of a world on the brink of genetic war. Hank left the team after graduation, accepting a position as a genetic researcher with the Brand Corp. There, he isolated a chemical catalyst that triggered mutation. Hank tested the serum on himself, with unintended results. The experiment caused him to grow fur, enlarged his canine teeth and amplified his already prodigious athletic abilities. By remaining too long in this hirsute state, he discovered he could not return to his former appearance. At first, he tried to hide his mutation. Later, he learned to accept his more beast-like form.

Leaving the Brand Corp., the Beast joined the Avengers, Earth's Mightiest Heroes. Hank parted ways with the Avengers following a distinguished term of service and joined the Defenders -- originally a loose-knit collection of loners like the Incredible Hulk, green-skinned engine of mass destruction; Prince Namor, the Atlantean Sub-Mariner; Dr. Strange, Master of the Mystic Arts and Earth's Sorcerer Supreme; and the Silver Surfer, Lone Sentinel of the Spaceways. After the Beast, Angel and Iceman reorganized the team into a more formal and cohesive unit, the members of Xavier's inaugural class of X-Men reunited to form X-Factor. Along with the rest of X-Factor, the Beast later returned to the X-Men -- again applying his athletic prowess and vast intellect to aid the team in its fight for genetic equality. The Beast's greatest accomplishment has been implementing the work of his former colleague, the late geneticist Moira MacTaggert, to eradicate the mutant plague known as the Legacy Virus. Unfortunately, he was unable initially to discover a means of administering the cure without emulating the manner in which the plague first had been discharged: through the death of an infected mutant. Though the Beast was resigned to pursue a more benign antidote, the panacea would proceed without his direction. The steel-skinned X-Man known as Colossus, distraught over the loss of his sister to the lethal virus, administered the serum to himself. The Beast had saved the world, but the cost was the life of his good friend and teammate.

Running
Looking very evil, crouching
I dont know whats hes doing
With Iceman

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