This is discussion archived from a time before the current discussion method was installed.
Primo Victoria: And I sughest to add Doctor Insano, God Of Multipl Choice Past, and Grooke, God or Godness Of Too Scary Villains.
Guesss Who: I suggest we add Mr. Teatime as god of psychopathic manchildren.
Schizo Technician: Er, the gods that had been removed from the other page are back again, and so once again there is the problem of gods in it who, personality and motive wise, do NOT fit. Plus the stated motive of making who's doing what more myserious...
Chris X: It just begun, let's just give Azxc some time. I probably would wait until Sunday, then if nothing happens, I will have to take action myself, regardless of his ulterior motives.
EDIT: All right, I've seen the reason... but seriously, Azxc? I was thinking that you could fill all their reasonings up, but no you have to leave it in blank... Do you have any explanation of this, or shall I cut down all Gods who has yet to have reasons to join? Besides, suddenly revealing who is evil kinda kills the suspense, don't you agree? As if promoting the things like Obviously Evil...
EDIT 2: All right, I've seen the change. So far so good, but maybe you can deviate more, especially for those whose motives are more or less ambiguous. Also, check the forum often.
Laevatein: I don't think Altena should be a member - I can't see a Knight Templar knowingly joining an "alliance of evil".
Schizo Technician: Same goes for Frollo and the Spanish Inqisition. The former actively thinks himself to be a force for good and order, and would NEVER obey self-professed chaos gods or anything evil. The Inquisition, meanwhile, includes among its myriad weapons "a fierce devotion to the pope" which would preclude any loyalty to Evil.
Azxc: Good point, they shall be removed.
Trope Kira: But what if the Pope was evil?
Hanz: How's about adding in someone from the Overlord games? Sauron already fills the Evil Overlord section however, so maybe put in Gnarl as an "Advisor of Evildoers" or something.
Rbx5: I have an idea for Morgoth that you might find interesting: what if he, Mephisto, Lucifer, and all of fiction's Devil analogues are actually the same entity, wearing different faces, affecting different personalities and power levels to suit those they wish to manipulate? Or to put it another way, they're each alternate universe versions of each other, but share a single conciousness, by which the God of Evil can have his hand in each universe?
Trope Kira: I'm not kidding here. What happened to the Anti-Monitor?
Asmodemus: Well I noticed that he was had this on his entry:
- Opposed by: EVERY. SINGLE. MEMBER. of the Pantheon, be they Good, Neutral or Evil in alignment.
And so changed his reason for joining to:
- Reason for joining: The destruction of the Pantheon. Apparently the Anti-Monitor's not all that smart, or just really wants someone to pay attention.
Then Schizo Technician changed it to:
- Reason for joining: The destruction of the Pantheon. Either the Anti-Monitor's not all that smart, or just really wants someone to pay attention to him.
Then apparently Azxc noticed that the Anti-Monitor was joining a group of people who he declared he was dedicated to the destruction of and decided that it was too silly. Since you know the Grand Alliance page is made up of people on the pantheon that want to take it over, not destroy everything including themselves.
Chris X: Now that The Order Of The Suetopia is born... shouldn't most entries from the Disgraces be moved to there?
Chris X: I'm thinking of moving Mayuri to the GUAG instead, since considering that he is the God of Unpunished Villainy, it would mean that it's OK for him to be in the heroes' side and yet the good guys are perfectly civil with him. It's as if he's in the GUAE just because Ishida is in the GUAG and he's obviously good, and some people just can't get over his first appearance... Besides, so far in Bleach, he's just being an eccentric jerk, while flat out evil, he's not really into joining the bad guys. Token Evil Teammate, anyone? The reason why he left could be easily chalked down as 'Melkor bored him', while in truth, it was because he was sent in as The Mole by Yamamoto. This guy may be downright evil, but I know that he knows better than to oppose the Head Captain.
What do you think?
