Sold Out

Background
Growing up on planet Dunkan, nobody knew Sold Out's true identity. It is said that long ago, he used his Zeal Signature on his own name — convincing himself that he didn't have one. Thus, with no actual identity, Sold Out was free to break the law in whatever ways he pleased — so long as he wouldn't get hurt doing so. Sold Out used his Zeal Signature to parasitically inflate businesses which he would then sell out to the highest bidder — right before they collapsed.

Personality
Sold Out is a smug, clever, and conniving criminal. However, he's never actually committed a violent crime, and everything he does is fair — according to himself, of course. To Sold Out, those who fall for his Zeal Signature should have known better.

To Fudge a Lie
To Fudge a Lie is a paranormal Zeal Signature that allows Sold Out to manifest minor lies that he tells into reality — by changing to truth to match them.

Relation to Yesterday Man
It isn't ever shown exactly why Yesterday Man didn't kill Sold Out from the very beginning. The 30 episode battle of wits that the two villains engaged in was most likely one of history's greatest, most superfluous displays of superiority.