Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* LightningBruiser: As its name suggests, it moves at dangerous speeds and is strong enough to throw a steel beam with just one arm.
Added DiffLines:
----
* BodyOfBodies: Is formed from a pile of corpses so mangled that their individual parts are barely recognizable.
* HollywoodAcid: Can spew this from its mouth, which required Crush to destroy its head to stop.
* MightyGlacier: It's so tough to kill that only the Bruiser can be compared to it, but it usually crawls much slower.
* BodyOfBodies: Is formed from a pile of corpses so mangled that their individual parts are barely recognizable.
* HollywoodAcid: Can spew this from its mouth, which required Crush to destroy its head to stop.
* MightyGlacier: It's so tough to kill that only the Bruiser can be compared to it, but it usually crawls much slower.
Added DiffLines:
* ActionBomb: They can explode into a gory mess when close to an enemy, but since this can be forced to happen if hit on the head hard enough, they're also useful for killing other Distorted.
Added DiffLines:
* HarmlessEnemy: They don't have heads to sense the environment, and thus cannot respond to being attacked. This means they're guaranteed to be guarded by other Distorted who can fight back.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
I left a draft over in a previous edit.
Changed line(s) 162,164 (click to see context) from:
* ExcellentJudgeOfCharacter: During the first half of "The Distortion (Part 1)," almost all insight into Jumpsuit's character is filtered through Fixer's positive perception of him. During a lunchbreak, Fixer congratulates Jumpsuit for his work while asserting their friendship, and it's during the Distortion outbreak later that his assessment is proven correct to the audience. Jumpsuit comes to his aid and subsequently becomes his best friend and roommate in the episode's next part.
Fixer sees a lot of good in Jumpsuit, singing his praises directly to him during "The Distortion (Part 1)." and his assessment proves to be correct. During "The Distortion (Part 1)," he gives him words of encouragement when he seems down during a lunchbreak; Jumpsuit repays his kindness later on during the Distortion outbreak.
-->"He's a Good Guy."
Fixer sees a lot of good in Jumpsuit, singing his praises directly to him during "The Distortion (Part 1)." and his assessment proves to be correct. During "The Distortion (Part 1)," he gives him words of encouragement when he seems down during a lunchbreak; Jumpsuit repays his kindness later on during the Distortion outbreak.
-->"He's a Good Guy."
to:
* ExcellentJudgeOfCharacter: During the first half of "The Distortion (Part 1)," almost all insight into Jumpsuit's character is filtered through Fixer's positive perception of him. During a lunchbreak, Fixer congratulates Jumpsuit for his work and asserts their friendship while asserting their friendship, on lunch break, and it's during the Distortion outbreak later that his assessment is proven correct to the audience. Jumpsuit comes to his aid and subsequently becomes his best friend and roommate in the episode's next part.
Fixer sees a lot of good in Jumpsuit, singing his praises directly to him during "The Distortion (Part 1)." and his assessment proves to be correct. During "The Distortion (Part 1)," he gives him words of encouragement when he seems down during a lunchbreak; Jumpsuit repays his kindness later on during the Distortion outbreak.
-->"He's a Good Guy."”
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 189 (click to see context) from:
* DeathGlare: In "Smoke and Mirrors (Part 2)," Terge recounts his time working in the Badlands to Fixer, and he makes his low opinion of the place and its people loud and clear. As he does, Skimmer is unnerved to see Jumpsuit glaring intently at Terge, the talk of the Badlands evidently striking a nerve within him. Terge is too caught up in his storytelling to notice, and Skimmer chooses not to comment on it. In the third [=QnA=], Blackimus confirmed that Jumpsuit's wasn't offended by Terge's badmouthing--it was out of familiarity; he too knows how dangerous the Badlands can be.
to:
* DeathGlare: In "Smoke and Mirrors (Part 2)," Terge recounts his time working in the Badlands to Fixer, and he makes his low opinion of the place and its people loud and clear. As he does, Skimmer is unnerved to see Jumpsuit glaring intently at Terge, the talk of the Badlands evidently striking a nerve within him. Terge is too caught up in his storytelling to notice, and Skimmer chooses not to comment on it. In the third [=QnA=], Blackimus confirmed that Jumpsuit's Jumpsuit wasn't offended by Terge's badmouthing--it was badmouthing--he glared out of familiarity; he too knows how dangerous the Badlands can be.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 189 (click to see context) from:
* DeathGlare: In "Smoke and Mirrors (Part 2)," Terge recounts his time working in the Badlands to Fixer, and he makes his low opinion of the place and its people loud and clear. As he does, Skimmer is unnerved to see Jumpsuit glaring intently at Terge, the talk of the Badlands evidently striking a nerve within him. Terge is too caught up in his storytelling to notice, and Skimmer chooses not to comment on it.
to:
* DeathGlare: In "Smoke and Mirrors (Part 2)," Terge recounts his time working in the Badlands to Fixer, and he makes his low opinion of the place and its people loud and clear. As he does, Skimmer is unnerved to see Jumpsuit glaring intently at Terge, the talk of the Badlands evidently striking a nerve within him. Terge is too caught up in his storytelling to notice, and Skimmer chooses not to comment on it. In the third [=QnA=], Blackimus confirmed that Jumpsuit's wasn't offended by Terge's badmouthing--it was out of familiarity; he too knows how dangerous the Badlands can be.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 158 (click to see context) from:
Introduced in "The Distortion (Part 1)," Fixer is a kindhearted, intelligent Scout who worked as a train repair mechanic for Railway United. He loved his job and was well-liked by his coworkers, but the good times came to an abrupt end when the company's facilities are invaded by the Distorted. Fixer slept through the inciting attack for almost an hour, and this negligent action has haunted him ever since, even as he tries his best to move on from the tragedy.
to:
Introduced in "The Distortion (Part 1)," Fixer is a kindhearted, intelligent Scout who worked as a train repair mechanic for Railway United. He loved his job and was well-liked by his coworkers, but the good times came come to an abrupt end when the company's facilities are invaded by the Distorted. Fixer slept through the inciting attack for almost an hour, and this negligent action has haunted him ever since, even as he tries his best to move on from the tragedy.
Changed line(s) 162 (click to see context) from:
* ExcellentJudgeOfCharacter: Towards Jumpsuit.
to:
* ExcellentJudgeOfCharacter: Towards Jumpsuit.During the first half of "The Distortion (Part 1)," almost all insight into Jumpsuit's character is filtered through Fixer's positive perception of him. During a lunchbreak, Fixer congratulates Jumpsuit for his work while asserting their friendship, and it's during the Distortion outbreak later that his assessment is proven correct to the audience. Jumpsuit comes to his aid and subsequently becomes his best friend and roommate in the episode's next part.
Fixer sees a lot of good in Jumpsuit, singing his praises directly to him during "The Distortion (Part 1)." and his assessment proves to be correct. During "The Distortion (Part 1)," he gives him words of encouragement when he seems down during a lunchbreak; Jumpsuit repays his kindness later on during the Distortion outbreak.
Fixer sees a lot of good in Jumpsuit, singing his praises directly to him during "The Distortion (Part 1)." and his assessment proves to be correct. During "The Distortion (Part 1)," he gives him words of encouragement when he seems down during a lunchbreak; Jumpsuit repays his kindness later on during the Distortion outbreak.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
There are more details implying that Heavy Guy's Awakened Form is somewhat influenced by his emotional state. It's not strictly the hat, though it does play a part.
* EmotionalPowers: It's a lot easier for Heavy to tap into his Awakened Form when he's angry.
** P-Rick accidentally ticks him off severely in "Kicking Against Pricks" after knocking off his hat, causing Heavy to unconsciously tap into his powers for the first time in the series. He knocks out P-Rick with a ''much'' stronger punch to the face than usual, and when he calms down, he notices that something's off; his fist emits a peculiar flame and his body is shaking...
** When it seems like Smoke was killed by a Distorted Sniper in "Smoke and Mirrors (Part 2)", Heavy flies into a fierce rage, his eyes turning demonic as his body quakes from the power rising from within. The only reason he doesn't act on the sudden power boost is that Smoke turns out to have survived.
** P-Rick accidentally ticks him off severely in "Kicking Against Pricks" after knocking off his hat, causing Heavy to unconsciously tap into his powers for the first time in the series. He knocks out P-Rick with a ''much'' stronger punch to the face than usual, and when he calms down, he notices that something's off; his fist emits a peculiar flame and his body is shaking...
** When it seems like Smoke was killed by a Distorted Sniper in "Smoke and Mirrors (Part 2)", Heavy flies into a fierce rage, his eyes turning demonic as his body quakes from the power rising from within. The only reason he doesn't act on the sudden power boost is that Smoke turns out to have survived.
Deleted line(s) 93 (click to see context) :
* HatOfPower: Oddly [[InvertedTrope inverted.]] His hat seems to act as something of a subconscious PowerLimiter as he becomes ''much'' more dangerous (and [[BerserkButton angry]]) whenever it gets removed.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 89 (click to see context) from:
* BigFun: He can get tough when necessary, but Heavy Guy is a still a big dude with a big heart. He's able to get along with just about anyone who doesn't pose an immediate threat to him. Episodes like "Crossroads" show him to be just as nice during fragging matches, being a good sport who is very encouraging to his fellow participants. Unfortnately, his ability to make connections so quickly means he takes losses pretty hard; the same episode has him reflect on the mercenaries killed during "Endless Greed" before he sets off to save KIA and others from a similar fate.
to:
* BigFun: He can get tough when necessary, but Heavy Guy is a still a big dude with a big heart. He's able to get along with just about anyone who doesn't pose an immediate threat to him. Episodes like "Crossroads" show him to be just as nice during fragging matches, being a good sport who is very encouraging to his fellow participants. Unfortnately, his His ability to make connections so quickly also means he takes losses pretty hard; the same episode has him reflect on the mercenaries killed during "Endless Greed" before he sets off to save KIA and others from a similar fate.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 89 (click to see context) from:
* BigFun: He can get tough when necessary, but Heavy Guy is a still a big dude with a big heart. He's able to get along with just about anyone who doesn't pose an immediate threat to him. Episodes like "Crossroads" show him to be just as nice during fragging matches, being a good sport who is very encouraging to his fellow participants.
to:
* BigFun: He can get tough when necessary, but Heavy Guy is a still a big dude with a big heart. He's able to get along with just about anyone who doesn't pose an immediate threat to him. Episodes like "Crossroads" show him to be just as nice during fragging matches, being a good sport who is very encouraging to his fellow participants. Unfortnately, his ability to make connections so quickly means he takes losses pretty hard; the same episode has him reflect on the mercenaries killed during "Endless Greed" before he sets off to save KIA and others from a similar fate.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 89 (click to see context) from:
* BigFun: He's the most cheerful and lighthearted of the trio, and acts as a good sport when in fragging matches.
to:
* BigFun: He can get tough when necessary, but Heavy Guy is a still a big dude with a big heart. He's the most cheerful and lighthearted of the trio, and acts able to get along with just about anyone who doesn't pose an immediate threat to him. Episodes like "Crossroads" show him to be just as nice during fragging matches, being a good sport when in fragging matches.who is very encouraging to his fellow participants.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 325 (click to see context) from:
* CardCarryingVillain: Blackimus revealed in the third [=QnA=] video that every single Distorted mercenary enjoys what they've become: monstrous creatures who cultivate more of themselves. The mindset completely overtakes and irreversibly erases the original personality of its victims.
to:
* CardCarryingVillain: Blackimus revealed in the third [=QnA=] video that every single Distorted mercenary enjoys what they've become: monstrous creatures who cultivate more of themselves. The mindset change is permanent, as it completely overtakes and irreversibly erases the original personality of its victims.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 325 (click to see context) from:
* CardCarryingVillain: Blackimus revealed in the third [=QnA=] video that every single Distorted mercenary enjoys what they've become. The mindset completely overtakes and irreversibly erases the original personality of its victims.
to:
* CardCarryingVillain: Blackimus revealed in the third [=QnA=] video that every single Distorted mercenary enjoys what they've become.become: monstrous creatures who cultivate more of themselves. The mindset completely overtakes and irreversibly erases the original personality of its victims.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* CardCarryingVillain: Blackimus revealed in the third [=QnA=] video that every single Distorted mercenary enjoys what they've become. The mindset completely overtakes and irreversibly erases the original personality of its victims.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 344 (click to see context) from:
* BadassBoast: After telling KIA's group they'll soon join the Distorted's ranks, Smoke fires an arrow at his head and says that's not going to happen. The Distorted Soldier smiles, catches and breaks the arrow Smoke fired, and says that's what they all said. Considering the large amount of Distorted in the dead server, he's not joking.
to:
* BadassBoast: After telling KIA's group they'll soon join the Distorted's ranks, Smoke fires an arrow at his head and says that's not going to happen. The Distorted Soldier smiles, catches and breaks the arrow and crushes it apart with the same hand, taunting Smoke fired, and says that's what they all said.by saying she isn't the first to threaten him that way. Considering the large amount of Distorted in the dead server, he's not joking.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 50 (click to see context) from:
* HealingFactor: Can regenerate from wounds on his own. It's commented on a few times either by himself or others.
to:
* HealingFactor: Can regenerate KIA can recover from many kinds of wounds on his own. in all of a few seconds. It's commented an exceptional ability even among his fellow Stand-Users, and many people comment on it throughout the series. The first time he's questioned about it in "Crossroads" is also the only time he offers some kind of explanation for why he's able to do this:
-->''[An encounter with afew times either Distorted Pyro leaves a severe burn on KIA's right hand. After Heavy incapacitates the Pyro, he turns to KIA, concerned.]''\\
'''Heavy:''' ... You good?\\
'''KIA:''' ''[Lifting up his hand to look at the wound]'' Yeah...\\
''[A purple flame emits from KIA's wound as it rapidly repairs itself. Heavy cannot believe his eyes.]''\\
'''Heavy:''' ... You are not normal... are you?\\
''[Not a sign of the wound is left byhimself or others.the time the process finishes. KIA glances sadly at Heavy.]''\\
'''KIA:''' No... I'm... quite the opposite of normal.\\
'''Heavy:''' ''[satisfied, and sincerely]'' ... Is nice.
-->''[An encounter with a
'''Heavy:''' ... You good?\\
'''KIA:''' ''[Lifting up his hand to look at the wound]'' Yeah...\\
''[A purple flame emits from KIA's wound as it rapidly repairs itself. Heavy cannot believe his eyes.]''\\
'''Heavy:''' ... You are not normal... are you?\\
''[Not a sign of the wound is left by
'''KIA:''' No... I'm... quite the opposite of normal.\\
'''Heavy:''' ''[satisfied, and sincerely]'' ... Is nice.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 44 (click to see context) from:
* TheAce: KIA is by far the most experienced protagonist of the series, having become very familiar with the mechanics of stand powers. He is the most effective stand-user, able to defeat both Heavy Guy and P-Rick despite their own powerful Stand skills. He also has fought and learned about the Distorted since Episode 1, and has even devised a plan of action to defeat the Distorted as a threat.
to:
* TheAce: KIA is by far the most experienced protagonist of the series, having become very familiar with the mechanics of stand powers. He is the most effective stand-user, able to defeat both Heavy Guy and P-Rick despite their own powerful Stand skills. He also has fought and learned about the Distorted since Episode 1, and has even enough so that he's devised a plan of action to defeat the Distorted as a threat.them once and for all.
