The Tin Man

The Tin Man, also known as The Tin Woodsman, is a human-machine hybrid and a resident of Oz.

He is the second being to join Dorothy Gale's group.

Backstory
The Tin Man has a tragic backstory that explains his current form. Back then, he was an average human living in Oz when he fell in love with an extremely beautiful woman. However, when the woman's father learned about the two planning to run away to the Emerald City together, he had the Tin Man brought to him and he then amputated his limbs with his own axe before leaving his remains in the forest so he could die alone.

However, what remained of the Tin Man was found by a lowly wizard, who put him back together with magic, then covered his scarred body in durable steel before casting a spell on him to turn him into his current form, saving his life, though he was lacking a heart, and therefore had no more emotions.

Personality
When the Tin Man was human, he cared very deeply for people, especially the woman he planned to be with. However, after his transition into his metal form, he could no longer feel emotion, and the sensation of feeling physical pain was dulled as a result.

Appearance
The Tin Man currently looks like a tall, metallic man with thick muscles that he gained from his years of chopping down trees with his axe and then carrying the tree back to his shop.

Powers

 * Super Strength: The Tin Man has amazing strength. Like the Cowardly Lion, he can easily fight off multiple attackers using his fists or his axe. The Tin Man can even punch his fist through an insanely thick tree trunk that even the Lion had issues with pushing.
 * Durability: The Tin Man is quite durable thanks to his metal body, and he can take several hits from Giants that crippled the Cowardly Lion. He's also able to smash through buildings and massive structures without issue, especially if he gets angry.

Trivia

 * He prefers to fight barehanded, as he's against killing, but will use his axe if there's no other way around it.
 * He repeatedly calls Dorothy "Dor", though she doesn't like it, as it sounds like he's calling her a door.