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Overdeities

The Monitor

Mar Novu, Divine Herald of Crisis Crossovers (The Monitor, The First Monitor, The Over-Monitor)

• Overdeity
• Symbol: His Monitor spaceship
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: The Watcher, Guardian of the Multiverse, Embodiment of Positive Matter, 10 Billion Years Old, Cosmic Entity, Thanatos Gambit, First of The Monitor Race, Protectors On A Higher Plane, Good Counterpart, Cosmic Retcon
• Domains: Monitoring, Positive Matter, Power, Retcons, Crossovers, Space-Time, Sacrifice
• Heralds: Nix Uotan
• Allies: All heroic DC Gods, The Endless, Chronoa, The Creation Trio (yes, even Giratina), Whis, Cosmos, Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson, Prismo, Finn and Jake, Arceus, Primus, The Homestuck Kids, Linkara, Eru Ilúvatar, The Living Tribunal, Eternity, Clockwork, Reiji Arisu and Xiaomu
• Headbutting Heroes with: Present and Future Zeno, Beerus, Eliphas
• Enemies: The Anti-Monitor (his Evil Twin), Nekron, Darkseid, Krona, Lord English, Doc Scratch, Lord Fuse, The Lich, Merged Zamasu, Majin Buu, The Brainspawn, Don Thousand, Unicron, Sigma, Malal, Amatsu-Mikaboshi
• Wary of: The House of Vampires
• After the Super Celestial Perpetua created the multiverse, she created the first inhabitants of that multiverse—her sons Alpheus (the World Forger), Mobius (the Anti-Monitor), and Mar Novu (the Over-Monitor)—to oversee the three realms of the multiverse, which were formed of the three basic forms of substance: dark matter, anti-matter, and positive matter. While Alpheus and Mobius were assigned to supervise the first two realms and were tasked with the function of creation and destruction, respectively, Mar Novu was to govern the last realm and was tasked with observing and protecting the created universes from cosmic disasters. When the Anti-Monitor awoke and began the Crisis on Infinite Earths, it was the Monitor who gathered various heroes and villain for the mother of all crossovers with the fate of existence at hand.
• Expecting to be betrayed by a mind-controlled Harbinger, he used the situation to save the remaining universes at the time. And after ages, he's finally managed to regenerate. He's a distant, higher-up protector of the multiverse, an embodiment of positive matter who's personal strength depends on the amount of positive matter universes. And the pantheon's grander multiverse was so full of the stuff it made him immensely powerful. He is also aware of the likes of Merged Zamasu who wish to destroy the multiverse, and he's ready to take arms against such beings.
• During his retreat, he became the progenitor to an entire race of Monitors who guard a different universe. Having reviewed the poorly-received Countdown to Final Crisis, Linkara wasn't impressed and summarized them in "We should do something! Should we do something?" The Monitor agreed with him on this and hopes to sort things out with the only active member of these new Monitors, Nix Uotan, and respects how Linkara has defended his own universe from various threats. He was also horrified to learn of Mandrakk the Dark Monitor, and the vampiric nature of these new Monitors. There's a lot for him to clean up.
• His ilk dwells in Monitor Space, which lies above the Sphere of the Gods and bordering the edge of the DC Multiverse itself. As such, he usually searches for friends and foes in the Main House. He found much in common with Primus-both are ancient, multiversal guardians who have an Evil Twin that wishes to destroy everything. He has also allied with Cosmos, as the Grand United Alliance of Good are an excellent alliance to oppose the Anti-Monitor and his like. Unlike her he is willing to get those from the other alliances(sans the Grand United Alliance of Destruction) if it means protecting the multiverse. Sometimes heroes and villains have to work together for an ultimate threat.
• Because of his role as Guardian of the Multiverse, he plays an important role in the House of Time and Temporality. He was curious about Giratina, since it is a god of antimatter yet wishes to protect the positive matter universe of Pokémon. Giratina explained that the two need each other and the Anti-Monitor is an aberration that must be stopped. The Monitor wholeheartedly agreed and was happy to see that antimatter could be used for good. He has gotten along with both the Creation Trio for their role of guardians of dimensions, and their creator Arceus for how they guide the realities below them.
• Has been making various tuning forks to buffer the defense of the many universes in the pantheon, across both space and time. Chronoa has been giving him advice for where and when to put them, and Clockwork has been helping upgrade them to be better at protecting space-time. While doing this, the tuning forks were being assaulted and burned down by Lord English. His ambition to destroy everything ever and ability to manipulate history using the Stable Time Loop makes him just as dangerous as the Anti-Monitor, possibly even MORE so.
• The rebuilt Monitor Sphere serves as his mobile temple, containing vast amounts of information. The Admins still have more that he does, though. The Brainspawn have been assaulting it to satiate their lust for all the knowledge in creation, then destroy it afterwards. Whenever they do so he shoots them down, and proved too out of their weight class to stupefy.
• Has been travelling to the different higher realms in the various multiverses the pantheon has access to. He ended up travelling to the center of the Adventure Time multiverse, and met Prismo in the Time Room. He found Prismo to be very friendly company. There he also learned of the Lich, who considers the Monitor to be one of his biggest obstacles against his goal of destroying all life. The Monitor is proud of how Finn and Jake have managed to fight against this menace.
• Has some issues with Beerus-he's not exactly comfortable with a Destroyer Deity, much less a petty one like him. However he is about keeping balance in the universe and despises the likes of Zamasu who cause destruction on a multiversal scale. He is also not quite sure what to think of the Zeno for their childishness, but they are ultimately trying to keep order like their Secret Test of Character, so he ultimately sides with them.
• He is also not quite sure what to think of Eliphas. While he desires order, he is a Knight Templar who has issues in enforcing too much of it. However Eliphas is improving his attitude and he is far more preferable to Don Thousand's desire to spread chaos everywhere. He considers Lord Fuse a major enemy as well for his power to merge different worlds so as to assimilate them to his will.
• Appears to be unaffected by the various reboots and tweeks to continuity that DC Comics has undergone. This has led him to be aware of those rendered under Canon Discontinuity and the pantheon's various retcons. Malal saw the Monitor's ascension as his golden opportunity to escape the Retconnian, likely the pantheon's answer to Limbo and become the most powerful Chaos God of all. He has been assaulting the Monitor for this reason, who completely disapproves of the outcast for obvious reasons.
• For their opposition to Lord English, he finds the kid heroes of Homestuck excellent champions for the safety of creation. He considers Reiji Arisu and Xiaomu important allies due to their prior experience with saving the day in massive crossovers. He has also found a kinship with the Living Tribunal, for being the Marvel Multiverse's guardian. The Living Tribunal doesn't think he's as impressive as he should be, but otherwise they are working together to safeguard both their multiverses. He has got to know Eternity as well.
• Doesn't believe in being overt, and is more concerned with the biggest of threats. He's more about using the various superheroes for a larger goal. It's a philosophy that Eru Ilúvatar can understand, and so does Cosmos and Whis. Following his return, however, he might have to be more active in his goal as the monitor and guardian of the DC Multiverse.

Lord Vortech

Vortechius Vortell Vortech, God of Bizarre And Unusual Crossovers (Lord Vortech)

^{Giant Vortech}

• Overdeity
• Symbol: His staff and Cool Helmet, along with the Foundation Elements
• Theme Song: Boss Battle-The Final Dimension
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: Multiversal Conqueror, Big Bad, Original Generation, orchestrating the biggest Villain Team-Up of all time, Toys-To-Life Game, Evil Is Hammy, Celestial Body, his remains can turn people into a new Vortech
• Domains: Evil, Dimensions, Crossovers
• Allies: All DC Comics members of the Grand United Alliance of Evil, Sauron, The Wicked Witch of the West, the Daleks (Teeth-Clenched Teamwork on the Daleks end), Kronika
• Rivals: Nicol Bolas, Galeem and Dharkon, Lord Vyce, The Anti-Monitor
• Enemies:
  • Those involved in the Dimensional Crisis: All heroic deities from DC Comics, The LEGO Movie, Tolkien's Legendarium, Doctor Who, The Simpsons, Scooby-Doo, Back to the Future, Portal, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Adventure Time, and Sonic the Hedgehog
  • LEGO Deities: Wyldstyle, Emmet Brickowski, Unikitty, Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi, Mata Nui, The Toa
  • Others: The Living Tribunal, The Skylanders, Tsukasa Kadoya/Kamen Rider Decade, the Pantheon Time Police, The Unbidden, Cyrus
• Lord Vortech is the ruler of the dimension of Vorton, seeking to use the Foundation Elements from the Realm of Foundation Prime to merge the entire omniverse into his realm. His attempts at conquest were foiled by Batman, Gandalf, and Wyldstyle after he tried to take the Foundation Elements from their respective realms.
• After he was defeated, an unknown person grabbed one of Vortech’s remains, and was transformed into the new Vortech, with this new chance at life Vortech soon found the Pantheon and sent in a colossal army comprised of countless Mooks from equally-countless realities to attack it, once the army was defeated Vortech turned to the GUAE and was gladly accepted for his crimes.
• Very little is known of Vortech’s past, some suspect he’s an existing God’s Alternate Self, others have come up with tons of explanations for Vortech’s lacking past.
• As the Big Bad for one of the largest crossovers of all time, Vortech is seen as one of the most dangerous villains in the entire Pantheon and has rivalries with other such figures, such as Galeem and Dharkon and Thanos, though Vortech refuses to fight them to prevent the multiverse from being destroyed.
  • Nicol Bolas is another deity that Vortech sees as a rival, due to him being the Dragon God of Multiversal Conquerors, a throne that Vortech quit obviously envies, he’s not the biggest fan of Shao Kahn for similar reasons.
  • He’s also not on good terms with Lord Vyce, Vyce is a Well-Intentioned Extremist that considers Vortech too destructive, but Vortech argues that a single universe under his rule is far easier to protect.
  • He also frequently butts heads with The Anti-Monitor, who wants to rule his own single universe...by destroying all others and absorbing their energies. Vortech objects because having more subjects to dominate is always a good thing.
• With his Massively Multiplayer Crossover Multiversal Conqueror status, it should be no surprise that Vortech has a tremendously Long List of enemies in the Pantheon.
  • As they are some of the most powerful GUAG Deities, Vortech DESPISES the heroes of The DCU, most notably Batman for ruining his plans of omniversal dominion and Commissioner Gordon, as Gordon sees a little bit of himself in Vortech.
  • Any Guardian of the Multiverse thoroughly hates Vortech and wants to bring him to justice, Tsukasa Kadoya/Kamen Rider Decade has helped put with cleanup efforts after the Dimensional Crisis and while The Living Tribunal will not directly attack Vortech, he will give him quite the beating should he ever touch the Marvel Multiverse.
  • Was once a follower of Andromeda, and she does not get along with her former worshiper despite them both using dimensional powers and possibly being the same species due to him being a power-hungry tyrant.
  • The Skylanders also view Vortech as an enemy, se he’s the Big Bad of a Toys-To-Life Game and can be considered an Evil Counterpart to Master Eon for his proficiency in Portal Combat.
  • The Daleks would normally be enemies of Vortech’s as they are Omnicidal Maniacs, but the fact that Vortech is way out of their league means that any attempts to EX-TER-MEN-ATE! him are out of the question and thus they are in Teeth-Clenched Teamwork on the Daleks end.
    • And on the subject of Doctor Who, Vortech loathes the title character for trapping him in a Stable Time Loop, at least until he made it to the Pantheon.
  • The Gods of the Original Generation, Reiji Arisu and Xiaomu, are also after Vortech, as the Shinra Unit deals with the supernatural and they have fought a multiversal villain much like Vortech before.
  • Vortech doesn’t like Cyrus one bit, as Cyrus think Vortech and the Foundation Elements can help him destroy the multiverse and recreate it in his own image far better than The Creation Trio ever did.
• He has a.... complicated relationship with Darkseid, while they are willing to team up for a common goal they argue over control of the DC Universe, and Vortech has absolutely no way of getting past True Darkseid if he REALLY pisses the God of Tyranny off.
• While her domain is time rather than dimensions, Kronika sees quite the alliance between her and Vortech, she sees the potential in a Multiversal Conqueror who goes through different universe to corrupt and ruin them. The two plan on having an entire era where they rule supreme as King and Queen of Vorton.
• As trans-dimensional lifeforms that hate all life, The Unbidden are naturally a thorn in Vortech’s side, with a potential encounter between them having near-endless casualties, so Vortech naturally avoids them like the Plague.
• Dark Specter was impressed by Vortech’s ability to unite so many different villains under one cause, they consider each other Friendly Rivals for this reason.

“Welcome to the end of chaos, and the beginning of perfection!”

Greater Gods

The Genie (Aladdin)

The Genie, God of Genies and Anachronistic Pop Culture References (Ascended Cosmic Comic)

The Genie's classic animated appearance.

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• Greater God (formerly an Overdeity when bound to his lamp)
• Symbol: A Magic Lamp.
• Theme Song: Friend Like Me
• Alignment: Chaotic Good (formerly True Neutral)
• Portfolio: Genies Who Are Named After Themselves, Anachronism Stews, Rule of Funny, Late to the Punchline Moments, Ink Suit Actors Who Tend to Throw Things In, Inability to Kill (Or Revive the Dead, Or Cause People to Fall in Love), Rule of Three, Breaking the Fourth Wall, Be Careful What You Wish For, The Other Williams
• Domains: Otherness, Time and Space, Travel, Theater.
• Allies: Aladdin, Princess Jasmine, Carpet, Iago, Sora, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Sly Cooper, Bentley Turtle, Murray Hippo, Shantae, Hoopa, Shenron, Jeannie, Sonic the Hedgehog, Timmy Turner, the other Aladdin
• Enemies: Jafar, Calypso, Lord Tirek, Melkor, Risky Boots, The Lich, Frieza, The Slavers, Calvin Candie and Stephen, Babidi
  • Evil Counterpart: Erazor Djinn
  • Sympathy for the Devil towards: Desiree
• Dislikes: Doctor Manhattan, the House of Betrayal and Treachery
• The Genie is a being of phenomenal cosmic power, locked away for 10,000 years in a lamp within the Cave of Wonders. Eventually he was found by Aladdin, who was given three wishes. Ultimately Aladdin wished for his freedom with the third wish, freeing Genie from having to make wishes. Bursting with energy, the Genie is a benevolent figure and a friend to those good at heart. He also knows a lot of pop culture references, despite being present centuries before them and sealed millennia before that.
• His phenomenal cosmic powers were lusted after by many mortals while he was bound to his lamp, but since being set free he answers only to good-hearted people and deities — particularly those in love with people above or below their station, as the list of followers will attest (Unfortunately for Satine, he cannot invoke Disney Death). Melkor wants the Grand United Alliance of Evil to enslave Genie and make him grant wishes to aid his evil cause.
• Has three rules; no killing, no making people fall in love(presumably every violation of free will is forbidden), and no bringing people back from the dead. Well he sort of can, but it's not a pretty picture. Also, no Wishing for More Wishes. Of course thanks to the nature of the pantheon most present don't care about Rule #3. The House of Undead and Phasmata are curious if the "not a pretty picture" would aid to their forces, but the Genie in no way humoring that. The house kind of creeps Genie out.
• While he is presumably forbidden from making wishes that violate free will, Babidi had a smart moment in wishing to capture him to wish his Majin spells to affect anyone regardless of their own will or morality. Sure, he can't wish to control, but who's to say he can't buff something Babidi already has for it? Frieza plans to inflict Cold-Blooded Torture on Genie until he begs to grant his wish: to be five inches taller.
• Hates slavery due to his history of being stuck in the lamp, and general morality. What the Slavers do, however, is so sickening it makes him wish he had the power to kill them. Of course as Jafar showed, you'd be surprised what you can live through, and Cristu Bulat is adamant they never get involved with genies.
• Despite being unable to kill, he has been known to pull some pretty violent tricks, like that time he used an elephant to blow away people, or the time he turned himself into a ninja army, or a swat team. Still, a hell of a lot cheerier than that other blue Reality Warper. The Genie thinks Doctor Manhattan's a stick in the mud, and his meddling with DC's timeline only makes him look worse to the Genie.
• Naturally gets along with the various benevolent genies in the pantheon. Timmy Turner was glad to see that Norm was more of an exception than a rule. Unfortunately there are a lot of malevolent genies in the pantheon, such as Calypso. He does pity Desiree though, due to her origins and feel she got a raw deal by her sultan.
• Erazor Djinn is seen as the Genie's Evil Counterpart. He was the genie from the original Aladdin story(well, an interpretation), but is a Jackass Genie looking to dominate the world. It's quite possible that Sonic is meant to be the Aladdin equivalent in a less obvious way. The Genie thinks so, and he's also a fan of the Aladdin from Magi: Labyrinth of Magic
• Often seen in Spargus City with clearing out sandstorms for the Wastlanders. How Sig was able to get the ability to summon Genie remains a mystery, but considering that he's friends with Aladdin, and only does the summoning whenever a wastelander is trapped in the desert (which is rare), Genie does not seem to mind.
• Has come to fear The Lich following his murder of Prismo. The Lich is simply frustrated at Genie's inability to kill, though is curious to see if there's a loophole to it. The Genie fears Lord Tirek as well, for his Mana Drain ability is something Genie has zero defense for. And woe be the day that Tirek has his hands on wish magic.
• Sometimes, if Genie was summoned by Sora, he'd be dressed in an outfit that represents a Drive Form, and will hold a fake Keyblade. His Limit Break depends on his form:
  • "Valor": Sonic Rave (giant hand)
  • "Wisdom": Strike Judgement (magic bullets)
  • "Master": Final Arcana (spinning, then giant mouth)
  • "Final": Infinity (punching and slashing, followed by an explosion)
• Currently mourning Sora's disappearance. While he's probably not dead, Genie can't grant any wish for him to return. After all, he only has semi-phenomenal cosmic powers since his freedom.
• On a more serious note, he's saddened at the suicide of his original voice actor Robin Williams. For his live-action incarnation, Will Smith played the role. He doesn't know why some people think he's Smith's Stand, though admits this form is a little bit creepy.
• Often hangs out with Homer Simpson, with whom he has felt a connection. Similarly, there's Earthworm Jim, who Genie decided to take on a trip to the Aladdin game. Fellow anachronist Honda Tadakatsu got the title from him... with the difference that Takadatsu is a Sengoku-themed Mecha.
• Can also be found in Fantastic Races.

Intermediate Gods

Alear

Alear, Divine Dragon of Crossovers in one Franchise (Divine Dragon, Divine One, Dragon Child, Lueur, Toothpaste-Chan, Colgate-Chan, Pepsiman/Pepsi-chan, The Fire Emblem)

Female Alear left, Male Alear Right

• Lesser Deity, Intermediate as an Emblem
• Symbol: Their sword Libération and The Ring of the Connector
• Theme Song: Engage, Faraway Holy Land, Keeper of History (Frenzy), When Life Returns
• Alignment: Neutral Good, Lawful Evil under Sombron's command or if they fall back under his control
• Portfolio: Main Lord of an internal Fire Emblem crossover, Dragons Are Divine confused by worship of them, Anime Hair made fun of in and out of universe, Duality Motif, Heroic Red and Blue, Uses Arts and Swords in Divine Dragon Class, Nice Guy/Girl, grounds the party, Magnetic Hero, Monarch on the Front Lines, Libération and Wille Glanz, Amnesiac Hero, Contrasting Sequel Main Character, Once The Dragon for their evil father, Deconstruction of The Ace, Happily Adopted by Lumera, Dies/Incapacitated and is revived three separate times
  • As an Emblem: Fully Blue hair and eyes, Thirteenth Emblem awakened after second death, Gives user an array of buffs, The Fire Emblem, 11th-Hour Superpower, Dragon's Fist, Lyrátion and Oligoludia, neutralizes effective damage, Dragon Blast, Bond Blast
• Domains: Divinity, Dragons, Crossovers, Redemption, Family, Death and Revival
• Followers: Neith, Scottie and Bettie, Tyro
• Heralds: Their stewards Vander, Clanne, and Framme, their mother Lumera, Sommie, and their Sister Veyle
• Allies:
  • Emblems: Rings: Marth, Celica, Sigurd, Roy, Lyndis, Eirika & Ephiram, Ike, Micaiah, Lucina, Corrin, Byleth; Bracelets: Tiki, Hector, Chrom & Robin, Camilla
  • Other Fire Emblem: Anna, Caeda, Alm, Fae, Eliwood and Ninian, Azura, Hoshidan Royals, Nohrian Royals, The Tactician, The Heron Trio
  • Other: Pepsiman, Sigmar Unberogen, Ysera, Alexstrasza, Nozdormu, Kaban and Serval, Dust, Hal, Orion, Green Lanterns, Saint Walker, Spidermen and alternate versions, The Ninja Turtles
• Interested in: Duma and Mila
• Respects: Good Parents in general, especially single (ex. Greg Universe) and adoptive (ex.Kirito and Asuna)
• Pities: Kalibak
• Afraid of: The House of Undead and Phantasma. The Dovahkiin
• Enemies:
  • Fire Emblem: Grima, Anankos
  • Other: Tiamat, Alduin, Ozai, Darkseid, Ultraman Belial, Tiamat, Acnologia, Deathwing, Sauron, Melkor
• On the continent of Elyos, the people of the land and the Divine dragons were once attacked by the forces of the wicked Fell Dragon Sombrom. Sombron sought to control the thirteen Emblems Rings, which contained spirits known as emblems that granted the user fantastic abilities, and once combined could grant ultimate power. However, Sombron was struck down and sealed by Alear, a divine dragon who was the child of divine dragon monarch Lumera, but not before they were dealt a data blow and were forced into a thousand-year slumber. After awakening, the Dragon Child would awaken and lead the four nations of Elyos once more against the Fell dragon to defeat him once and for all. Afterward, they would succeed their mother Lumera as the Divine Dragon Monarch of Elyos. However, that is not the full story: Alear is only Lumera's child by adoption, and was born as a Fell Dragon fathered by Sombron. However, Lumera's kindness convinced them to switch sides and turn on their father, becoming a true hero. After their awakening, they would also die and be resurrected two times: first as a Corrupted, and the second time as the thirteenth emblem of their world, The Fire Emblem.
• It was a normal day in the pantheon, with a bright blue sky many considered to be a good omen. It was on this day that many Fire Emblem deities found mysterious altars in their temples. On some of these altars were rings, and on others bracelets. After it was reported that there had been 11 rings and 4 bracelets in the pantheon, these objects suddenly moved on their own, flying out of the temples and to a previously unknown chapel in the House of Religion and Faith. The Fire Emblem deities followed the rings and bracelets to this chapel, where they found an interesting sight. The rings and bracelets opened up a portal through time and space, and through walked Alear, the Divine Dragon of Elyos. This was not the first time Alear had met these deities, as a female Alear had been summoned by The Order of Heroes. However, the heroes such as Marth were confused about why Alear wanted to "Engage" with them, and why Alear seemed to know them even though they had no such memories. Luckily, Alear was now available to explain the full story:
  • In the war between the Divine and Fell Dragons in Elyos's ancient past, the Divine dragons prayed for help through summoning rituals, and these prayers were answered by Emblems, spirits that took the forms of great heroes from other worlds. These Emblems are not the heroes themselves, but carry a similar if a more powerful set of abilities that they can impart to users of their bracelets or rings. Each Fire Emblem deity with an altar in their temple has a corresponding emblem of their likeness that allied with Alear, carried within a ring (for Alear's Elyos) or a bracelet (for an alternate Elyos). Through many trials and tribulations, Alear had come to bond with each of the emblems, so much so that the twelve ring emblems of the main Elyos had decided to use their one-time emergency power to revive Alear as the thirteenth Emblem. After Alear finished telling their tale and cleared up the confusion, these deities decided to become proper friends with the new Lord, as their respective emblems had once done.
• Alear's temple is a grounded replica of the Somniel, a floating island where they slept for a thousand after the first war against the Fell Dragon. They often invite over friends to swin in the pool, fly wyverns in a shooting game, train in the arena, and enjoy meals together. And it is 'only' by invite, as just like with the old Somniel it is impossible to enter the new one without Alear's permission as Divine Dragon. Alear lives here accompanied by their stewards Vander, Clanne, and Framme, along with their adoptive mother Lumera and sister Veyle.
• Now that Alear could interact with living, breathing, people instead of incorporeal spirits, they took on the task of strengthening their bonds with the Fire Emblem characters whose emblems they had interacted with in the past.
  • As the first Emblem that Alear met after their awakening and the Emblem that they used under Sombron, Marth was the first deity that Alear visited after they were situated. There, Marth introduced Alear to his wife Caeda, whose voice and role as a Pegasus Knight reminded Alear of a certain fairy-tale lover. Caeda also sternly stated that there will be no "engaging" between Alear and Marth, although the Emblem Marth in his temple is fair game. Alear to find that Tiki was an adult in the pantheon, though still a bit childish as Emblem Tiki was literally a child. Alear learned from Tiki that the pantheon not only had other dragons from Fire Emblem worlds, but dragons of other worlds as well. Alear is thinking about visiting them someday to learn more about their kind.
  • Celica introduced Alear to Alm, her husband and better half. The two then recommended that Alear should meet Duma and Mila, two sibling Divine Dragons whose rule over their respective nations fell into excess. Alear has resolved to meet the two eventually to learn how to become a better ruler but has not decided when. Alear was later surprised to learn about how Alm and Celica's army was the first to fight and seal Grima
  • While Alear knew that Sigurd died and had that his son had to take up the mission of peace and justice, they had not yet met Seliph until they had come to the pantheon. However, the two lords became friends nearly instantly, and spend much time telling each other about their respective adventures. It also helps that Alear became friends with Emblem Lief, who took the form of Sigurd's nephew and Seliph's cousin. Alear was also surprised to learn that dancers in Jungdral could refresh all adjacent allies without needing the power of an emblem.
  • Alear was surprised to learn that Roy did not necessarily have the strength and high survivability as the Emblem they had known but found the same kind heart and determined soul. Alear pledged their support to Roy and assured him that even if he wasn't as badass as the other lords he was no less valuable. Roy also introduced Alear to some of the people he was close to. Alear was glad to meet yet another Divine Dragon in the form of Fae and is impressed by the young dragon's power, and agreed to help supervise her playtime if required. Alear also had the pleasure of meeting the half-ice dragon Ninian and Roy's Father Eliwood, who like Roy are not the strongest but make up the difference in heart. And before you ask, Alear does not have a guess in who Roy's mother is and refuses to pry any further out of respect for Eliwood and Elibe's women.
  • Alear was also glad to reunite with Hector and Lyndis, whose strength and speed were great assets during the war against the Fell Dragon. Alear was also introduced to Lilina, who despite having a different demeanor from her father was no less of a strong fighter, although magically instead of physically. Lyn also introduced Alear to the Tactician, who despite not being very talkative was somewhat friendly. However, some suspect that the Tactician is jealous of Alm, Byleth, and Alear for having the ability to rewind time to save allies from otherwise lethal blows, while they had to avoid deaths with only careful planning and tactics.
  • Alear is grateful to spend more time with Eirika and Ephiram, and especially talk to Ephiram, who was not very present outside of battle as an emblem. As fell dragons are born as twins but are fated to have at least one die, they are glad that these twins are able to continue to support each other into adulthood unlike their own family. They have heard about the rumors of an incestuous relationship but do not believe them. The twins have also warned Alear about the presence of evil demon lords in the pantheon, who they might want to watch out for in their position as a divine dragon.
  • Alear is glad to "reunite" with Ike and Micaiah, who quickly befriended the Divine Dragon but also warned them of two dangerous foes who they should be very careful around: The Black Knight and Ashera, the goddess of order. Alear heeded their warnings, but while they do their best to keep a lookout for Ashera, they feel like they could stand their ground against the Black Knight if necessary. Alear was also introduced to the Herons, and agreed with many others that their singing voice was beautiful.
  • Alear was glad to meet once again with Lucina, Chrom, and Robin, who were glad to learn that the new Lord was able to defy the odds with the power of their bonds. The three also warned Alear about Grima, the Fell Dragon who had destroyed an alternate future. Alear mused internally that not only would a battle between the two would technically be two Fell dragons against each other, Alear had also explored an alternate ruined version of their world as well. It remains to be seen if Alear being a Fell dragon would allow them to damage Grima more effectively.
  • Corrin and Camilla, along with Azura, the Hosidan Royals, and the rest of the Norhian Royals, came to Alear's temple one day to celebrate their ascension with a large feast along with the other Fire Emblem deities. During the meal Corrin and the royals recounted the story of how Corrin had united both Hoshido and Nohr against Anankos, who was manipulating events in their world as revenge against humanity. Alear was impressed by their tale and asked to be their ally in the future to face even greater enemies in the pantheon, and everyone agreed. Alear is now also vigilant for any signs that the silent Dragon may be concocting another scheme, and vows to stand against whatever it may be. They have also heard of another evil dragon related to words by the name of Aldiun, and now also opposes the World-Eater.
  • Lastly, Alear met with Byleth and found their position as a teacher in Elysium Academy very appropriate. Byleth is grateful that the Emblem Byleth in Elyos improved the main version's image by showing that they do in fact have a personality. Sometimes, the two pour some tea and have a nice chat. Additionally, Byleth has also told Alear about a tournament where fighters from both Fire Emblem and other worlds fight it out, which has struck their interest. It remains to be seen if anything comes of this.
• No matter whether they appear as male or female at a given time, Alear is always recognizable by their striking red and blue hair, which has led to comparisons with the mascot Pepsiman. Intrigued by these comments, Alear decided to visit the eccentric superhero. They were impressed with Pepsiman's heroic attitude, even though he doesn't actually fight crime all that much.
• Alear has the dubious privilege of being the only pure-blooded "natural" dragon (as in they were born as one) in the pantheon who cannot transform into a dragon form, as their Dragon Stone was given to their sister Veyle and later broken on their first death. This does not bother them very much, as even without a transformation they can still hold their own in combat, especially as an emblem. This lack of transformation also doesn't bother them very much, as they still have superhuman powers in human form. Despite this, evil dragons such as Tiamat and Acnologia often call them a "fake dragon", which is ironic given Acnologia's true nature. On a related note, they have also heard of The Dovahkiinm, a warrior who kills and absorbs the souls of dragons. For now, they'll stay clear of this draconic human.
• As they and their siblings were forced to gather the emblem rings for Sombron under the threat of death, Alear does not take kindly to abusive parents who use their children in service of evil plans. This is especially true for villains like Ozai, who used his children as part of his plan to kill the avatar and take over the world, and Darksied, who does something similar but on an even more extreme level. For that reason Alear pities Kalibak, who wants nothing more than to please his father despite being an evil brute. On the other end of the spectrum, Alear respects Good Parents who support their children and help them thrive, especially single parents such as Greg Universe and adoptive parents like Kirito and Asuna ( as Alear was also adopted by Lumera).
• In their home world Alear was death afraid of corrupted, corpses reanimated by fell dragon magic, despite having to fight them to protect the world. In the pantheon, they are understandably a little afraid to be near the house of Undead and Phantasma, regardless of the alignments of the individual zombies there. On the other hand, the love to be at the House of Beasts and Fauna, and will sometimes adopt some animals to bring back with them to the Somniel.
• As the emblems of the "main" Elyos were contained within rings, Alear is also interested in other rings in the pantheon which grant power. Alear is impressed by the powers of the Green and Blue Lanterns and their determination in the fight for peace and hope, but has mixed opinions on the Red, Orange, and Indigo lanterns, who for varying reasons remind them of how fell dragon energy took away free will from Emblems. However, Alear respects how all of them set their differences aside to fight Nekron. Alear also heard of another notable ring in the form of "The One Ring" that could grant the wielder great powers. However, after a timely meeting with Gandalf, they are no longer interested in seeking out the ring and have pledged their aid to fight Sauron and Melkor if required. Gandalf is just relieved that the possibility of a divine dragon being corrupted by the ring has been avoided.
• As not just a dragon but a divine ruler with the responsibility to maintain peace in Elyos, Alear is always looking to meet divine leaders in hope of learning how to be a better ruler. After fitting themself into a very busy schedule, Alear was finally able to meet with Sigmar Unberogen, the God-King of the Warhammer World and swap stories. Alear was amazed by how Signmar was able to restore his entire world after it was destroyed by the forces of Chaos, and Sigmar was also impressed with how Alear betrayed their evil father and came back from the dead multiple times to finish Sombron off for good while being compelled by Love and Friendship. The two also bonded over not being incredibly enthusiastic about being worshipped as deities, but have taken up the position regardless for the sake of doing good. The emperor invited the young dragon to the Grand United Alliance of Good, and Alear gladly accepted.
• While performing errands on GUAG business, Alear bumped into the superhero Orion, who was also attending to business in the House of Heroism. They started talking to each other, and in time became good friends. When Alear told Orion about how they were in fact born as a red-colored fell dragon and turned against their evil father to be adopted as Lumera's child, Orion instantly recognized the similarity to his own story. Sometimes the two can be seen hanging out around the pantheon.
• Before they woke up to begin their second and last campaign against the Fell Dragon, Alear received a prophetic but ultimately inaccurate dream of them striking down Sombron. One day in the Pantheon, Alear became interested in why they and other Fire Emblem protagonists had dreams of a similar kind and went to the Hall of Dreams and Nightmares in search of answers. There, they met the Dreamweaver Ysera, who did not have an answer to their question but nonetheless took an interest in the young dragon and introduced them to her other (good)siblings. Alear finds Alexstrasza's desire to protect her children and her story of tragically losing her lovers is remarkably similar to their own mother Lumera, who lost her loved ones during the war against the Fell Dragons. After going from being an agent of Sombron to becoming a real hero and seeing their sister Veyle do the same, Alear is also convinced that Nozdormu can overcome his dark fate, but the Timeless One is not so optimistic, though he does find Alear's use of the Draconic Time Crystal to rewind time as a bit interesting. The three regard Alear as a younger sibling of sorts, imparting their wisdom on how to be good rulers and properly uphold the cosmic balance. Naturally, Alear is also the enemy of the evil Deathwing.
• As an Amnesiac Hero, Alear finds kinship with Kaban, Dust, and Hal and definitely sympathizes with how Dusts tried to atone for the acts of their Cassius soul component. Alear sometimes visits Japari Park to visit the friends there and is jokingly considered a dragon friend. The divine dragon also finds Hal's tale of finding the will to take control of her own life to be quite similar to the path their sister Veyle took.
• Due to their respective red-blue color schemes and association with crossovers, Alear is often compared to Spiderman and by extension the other Spidermen. Alear gets along with them well enough but is unsure about whether they should ask Peter Parker about his relationship with Lucina. Alear is also acquainted with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and sometimes eats pizza with them.
• "Emblem, Engage!"

Genevieve Dieudonné

Genevieve Dieudonné, Goddess of Reference-Filled Works (Genevieve Sandrine du Pointe du Lac Dieudonné, Geneviève Sandrine d'Isle Dieudonné, My Lady Elder)

Genevieve as she appears in the Setting of Warhammer.

• Intermediate Goddess
• Symbol: A Poem Script by Detlef Sierck and a copy of her Autobiography, My Life.
• Alignment: All over the Good Spectrum. Though she's most commonly in either Neutral Good or Chaotic Good
• Portfolio: Friendly Neighborhood Vampire, Classical Antihero, Looks as if she is Aged 16, but has lived for Centuries, Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold, Is One of the Strongest Vampires of her Time due to her Longevity and Age, Pint-Sized Powerhouse, Is Intrinsically Attracted to Soldiers and Men Dressed in Uniforms, The Empath
• Domains: Vampires, Attractiveness, Good, Heroism, Adventure, Travel, Control,
• Heralds: Charles Pennington Beauregard, Captain Kotaski, Detlef Sierck (her husband)
• Allies: Karl Franz, Sigmar Rachel Alucard, Heldenhammer, Arcueid Brunestud, The Chosen Revenants, Alucard (Castlevania), Carmilla Karnstein, Eric Brooks, Natsuko Yuuki, Mavis Dracula, The Belmont Clan, Sherlock Holmes, Inspector Lestrade, Izetta, Ortfine Fredericka von Eylstadt, Jeanne D'Arc, Nyaruko, The Epic Battle Fantasy Team, James Bond, Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli, Thrall, Hata no Kokoro, Buffy Summers, Spike, Batman, Nick Fury, John Talbain
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Vlad von Carstein, Artix Von Krieger
• Enemies: Count Dracula^note particularly the Original and Castlevania versions, Count Orlok, Mannfred von Carstein, Konrad von Carstein, Nagash, Marlowe Roderick, Quan Chi, The Slavers, Jack the Ripper, Sophie, Shang Tsung, Vandal Savage
• Respects: Dracula (Hotel Transylvania), William Shakespeare, Vlad III
• Opposed By: Settra^note currently in an Enemy Mine situation regarding mutual enemies
• Interests: The Bedtime Stories Crew, The Lucky Star Students
• Interested In: Houses/Halls of Theatre and Spectacle and Narrative
• Job Occupations: Houses of Food and Health and Diseases
• Unsure Of: Popuko and Pipimi
• Annoyed By: Dimitri Maximoff
• Avoids: Hall of Fire and Heat
• Vampires being bloodthirsty beasts that prowl in the night, hunting for others' blood has been a defining stereotype for what can be described as one of the most fearsome nocturnal creatures in fantasy. However, it has been proven time and again that not every vampire is either inherently evil and incapable of good, if anything, the opposite is true of the latter, and one of the prime exemplars of an ambiguously good vampire is a lady known as Genevieve Dieudonné.
  • Genevieve's story is rather hard to describe, one can even say it's rather tangled in an odd way. This may have something to do with the fact that Genevieve herself is not one individual character, but rather five iterations. All of them have gone through a different sort of hardship throughout their lives, but there is weirdly a large amount of moral consistency about her as well as the fact that Genevieve's origins are largely the same. She was initially an ordinary girl who lived a rather simplistic life, that is until, at the age of 16, she was given a "Blood Kiss" by a vampire named Chandagnac. Because of this, Genevieve herself was converted into a vampire, retaining her youthful looks for eternity whilst also developing standard vampiric traits like a thirst for blood and heightened senses. However, rather than give in to evil, Genevieve managed to hold on to her morality, resulting in her standing out from other vampires by the virtue of being willing to do good and help others out of a selfless desire to do so.
    • In the Warhammer Universe, Genevieve was a girl who came from Bretonnia, and upon being turned into a Lahmian Vampire, she took to traveling with Chandagnac. Some of the places she visited included The Empire, Cathay, and Araby. Along the way, she took lessons in learning how to use magic and fight using martial arts, and she also had to endure being a slave in Araby, in addition to taking up a large list of job occupations, such as being a mercenary, spy, a convent-dweller, an actress (for a single show) playing herself, a wanderer, and an assassin. After years of traveling, Genevieve decided to settle working in a vampire tavern as a wench, until she was given an offer by Prince Oswald von Konigswald of the Empire to group up with her and a group of adventurer to head out and infiltrate a haunted castle occupied by the Ancient Evil Sorcerer, Constant Drachenfels and stop his goal of taking over the world. They succeeded, with Genevieve becoming popular with her exploits^note though she was instrumental in the journey's success and Drachenfels's defeat, she was knocked unconscious during the final battle and became a spy and prostitute as employment from the Temple of Ulrich, though she would later face further troubles including being captured by slaves and having to deal with a corrupt part of the Empire with secret ties and allegiance to Chaos. She would later meet a playwriter named Detlef Sierck, whom she would fall in love with and together, they would defeat Drachenfels for the last time. Her reputation for having saved Emperor Karl Franz made her renowned and was known as a heroine and a sheltered residence in Altdorf, though because of her nature as a vampire, she felt that she was a threat and mysteriously left, though she returned, later on, to help Detlef in revoking a sanitation bill known as Clause 17, whose purpose was to incinerate all deceased bodies of the Empire. Genevieve and Detlef would eventually get married and properly settle down in Altdorf.
    • In a world where Dracula was able to defeat Van Helsing and his band of travellers who stumbled upon the Count's domain, convert Mina Harker into a vampire, and succeed in arriving and taking over the United Kingdom, in addition to converting Queen Victoria in an effort to make himself the "Prince Consort", and initiating a Police State in the UK where anyone who dared oppose the Count would be trialed and either imprisoned in concentration camps or executed via impalement, Genevieve, as an affiliate for the Diogenes Club, is tasked alongside club member Charles Beauregarde and Inspector Lestrade with finding "Silver Knife", a hunter of vampires, who turned out to be Dr. John Seward, a survivor of Van Helsing's group whose since been running a free clinic and is treating prostitutes who have been attacked by Jack the Ripper. Genevieve and Beauregard become romantic partners throughout their investigations and they realize later on that Seward was the Ripper all along, who was plotting to spur a riot with vampire supporters and anti-vampire protestors as he feels that he would be given a Fate Worse than Death via vampirism and prolonged torture in case he failed. Genevieve and Beauregard kill Seward out of mercy and also assassinate Queen Victoria in an effort to deprive Dracula of the chance to take over the British Throne, forcing him to flee the country.
• Genevieve's arrival and presence in the Pantheon spurred some degree of confusion, especially given how she was a heroine in two different settings, though she also happened to have had different iterations elsewhere, albeit with lesser impact. It didn't help that her first sighting wasn't even in the Warhammer World nor was it in the Hall of Vampires where those of her kind would normally dwell in due to its nature of the perpetual night. Instead, she was residing... on an orange farm, writing a collection of literature that includes plays, short stories, and an autobiography simply known as A Life. Many did express some degree of surprise as they wouldn't expect a vampire to simply be living an ordinary life and to mark her presence in the Pantheon by being on a farm of all places. Genevieve didn't mind this all that much, she's quite used to having to deal with those who are aware of her vampiric nature and simply wants to lead a quiet time. Though she does recall moments and experiences that she's had from two different worlds and personally finds it difficult to comprehend this fact, leaving her unsure of just where she exactly came from. It's one thing that she's going to have to find out on her own in a new realm.
  • While she fully intends on a professional career in performing arts and literature alongside doing spywork and embarking on a few adventures as her means of providing for the Pantheon, Genevieve is still quite open in doing a serious of other jobs. Most notably, she applies for working shifts in the House of Food, working as a tavern wench where she uses her alluring looks and kindly demeanour to attract guests and potentially a deity whom she could have a casual conversation with. Other times, she would have a working slot in the House of Health and Diseases in a clinic providing advice, medical recommendations and treatments for her visitors. While the tavern and the clinic are not too high-paying, Genevieve still feels rewarded enough for what she does. She also admits that she works in a clinic mainly as a way to honor the Ripper's killings and find a way to provide for those who would normally be rejected for help due to their social standing.
• While Genevieve may look like a petite and attractive 16-year-old girl, she's actually lived for around 600 years old and with a vampire's physical biology of growing Stronger with Age, she's far more powerful than her physique would suggest, possessing superhuman strength, speed, and reflexes, as well as having decades worth of practice and experience regarding magic and martial arts that she's learned in her long life. Surprisingly, she's lived longer than Dracula has^note in the Anno Dracula world at least, which makes Genevieve one of the most powerful vampires in the world, and though sunlight doesn't kill her, she does feel weakened by it, in addition to being vulnerable to physical contact towards fire, which is why she tends to stay clear of the Hall of Fire and Heat.
  • In her centuries-long experience, Genevieve has come to fighting alongside Joan of Arc in the Hundred Years War, as well as working under Francis Drake and Napoléon Bonaparte, albeit when dressing herself up as a man, so it's no surprise to many that she's very knowledgeable about historical events and settings, given that she may have actually lived through them. Then again, in the Anno Dracula world, she was born in Brittany, France, in 1416 AD. In addition to making Genevieve one of the deadliest vampires in the Pantheon, she's also used what she's learned to aid those she sees as allies and family and serve a greater goal than simply feast on blood and terrorize others for amusement. It should be noted that the biological profile of vampires in the Warhammer World state that vampirism doesn't make someone evil, but rather amplifies their innermost and/or most notable traits, and with Genevieve becoming a celebrated heroine who was willing to help others, it can be assumed that she was always a decent individual, to begin with before she was given the Blood Kiss.
  • Speaking of, Genevieve quickly became friends with Jeanne D'Arc upon learning about each other's presence in the Pantheon. It helped that Genevieve was a devout Roman Catholic back in the Hundred Years War and still maintains her faith. The fact that Genevieve herself embodies many of the traits Jeanne does herself was also a key factor in why they understood each other pretty well. On the other hand, Genevieve felt bad about a certain girl named Sophie, who was brutally beaten, tortured, and betrayed before, like Jeanne, she was burned to death. Unfortunately, she resurfaced as a deranged madwoman who desired revenge above all else and even sided with the Nazis to enact on her plan. Seeing as her insanity was somewhat similar to that of Konrad, Genevieve made a point to confront and battle her as well as forgo any sort of sympathy she may have had on her. Though on a positive note, this did lead her to a witch named Izetta, upon which the two of them found a sense of camaraderie with one another as they had their own hardships to deal with and were involved in great battles that tested their faith and resolve. The fact that Genevieve was a skilled magic practicioner meant that Izetta could potentially learn a few things from her, though she is somewhat hesitant to mention her role in ending magic in her world. Genevieve, on the other hand, is actually aware of Izetta's full story, but chooses not to fovus on that topic all too much, thinking it's better to aim for the future instead.
• Genevieve was surprised to hear that the Pantheon was a more welcoming realm for vampires in general, as can be told when there's a Hall centered on them. While there are villainous and evil ones that still insist on hunting and killing people either for blood or to terrorize them out of amusement, there were some who, like Genevieve herself, were actually good people at heart and were not only willing to protect people, but also save their worlds from whatever threat they come across. This prospect felt endearing to Genevieve, who later went on to befriend and sometimes hang around with like-minded vampires like her, such as Arcueid Brunestud and Rachel Alucard, both of whom were formidable individuals by their raw power and have inspired Genevieve to further improve her skills and magic.
  • While Demitri Maximoff isn't malicious and has seen his days fighting against villainous beings from time-to-time, this does not take away the fact that he automatically gets infatuated with female vampires and wants to lull them into his harem. Genevieve was no exception, so obviously enough, she became irritated vary quickly whenever she stumbled across Demitri. Even the several attempts in telling him that she already had a husband fell flat as Demitri couldn't care less about that sort of information and still continues to make romantic advances towards her. The fact that Mavis also had that sort of problem, despite having a human husband, much like Genevieve, is another reason why Genevieve would much rather make Dimitri shut up in more ways than one. Once, they had a fight and Genevieve was able to subdue and knock Demitri unconscious... only for him to show up again randomly, not having learned a thing. She hates to admit this, but Genevieve has since been learning to cope with this.
• As expected, she continued on with her enmity against Dracula in the Pantheon, and given that the Pantheon was an invitation of several different worlds, she expected as much from that. She was more surprised about the fact that Dracula wasn't just one, but several different incarnations of one idea; the archetypal vampire that seeks to establish a dark order of bloodhungry monsters which he wants to use to Take Over the World. The original template, of course, was the Dracula she would be most familiar with as he was sheltered in Transylvania, although this one, being the original, was killed off before he could have reached London. The other versions were more complex, especially the Lord of Castlevania and the Owner of Hotel Transylvania. For the former, while Genevieve feels sorry for what he went through that strayed him from being good, she still feels as if he is a great threat that needs to be dealt with fast. As for the latter, Genevieve was surprised to learn of a Dracula that wasn't actively malicious for one, instead being someone who chose to shelter himself from humanity, only becoming more open thanks to the efforts of his daughter, Mavis, who wanted to explore the world outside Transylvania and fell in love with a human. The Owner of Hotel Transylvania was eager to invite Genevieve over to his and his daughter's domain where he was surprised to see that he as learning a few things regarding literature and theatre from Genevieve. Additionally, she also came to enjoy Mavis's company as well and has become fiercely protective of her as a result.
• She was once met up by the Belmont Clan, particularly Simon and Richter. The two of them were actually expecting a foe, but when they actually met up with Genevieve, they were quickly surprised to see that she was a lot more welcoming and polite than they had expected. Simon and Richter did learn about Genevieve's nature as a vampire, but at the same time, a member of that species being benevolent is very rare, so the chances of them thinking Genevieve was innocent was slim. Initially, they departed on neutral terms, that is, when the Belmonts had to fight against Count Orlok over the latter planning an invasion at a designated House, Genevieve became an unexpected aid for the Belmonts, suddenly striking, defeating, and driving away Orlok before he had a chance to enact on his plan. This was what finally convinced Simon and Richter to see Genevieve as a trustworthy figure and with her skills as a spy and information broker being her primary asset when not having to battle. Should the Belmonts need a vampire to assist them in a time of need, Genevieve will assure that she will do her best to be available.
• She killed Queen Victoria at one point, so naturally, one would expect that she would be opposed by the House of Royalty. However, Genevieve's story told that the Queen was turned into a vampire by Dracula, who wanted to use this opportunity to set himself up as a potential heir to the British Royal Family as a ploy to assert global dominance and subjugate the world into his reign of terror. Assassinating Queen Victoria meant that Dracula had to retreat as the plan was ruined, and her death may as well be seen as an act of mercy. As a result, most concluded that the assassination was justified and Genevieve was instead seen as a heroic figure. The House of Royalty did feel a little uneasy at what she did, as the act of killing a monarch is a massive sin, but ultimately came to understand Genevieve and see her as an ally in need. It helped that she herself was in good terms with Karl Franz of The Empire, who was open enough to give the heroic vampire a residence in his country.
• She was enticed to the House of Theatre and Spectacle almost immediately after hearing about it. Then again, the fact that she was someone who pursued a career in literature and theatre plays in her free time meant that this was something that was going to happen at some point. She and her husband, Detlef, visit the House quite often and make it as much effort as possible to learn what they stumble across and find a way to have their proposed plays approved and established towards others for them to attend and see. Her interest in literature led to her befriending and getting along really well with William Shakespeare, being eager to read about his works and why they came to be so influential for upcoming playwriters and literary scholars. That, and she feels as if this can be an opportunity for her and Detlef to expand upon their skills and make something in the Pantheon, starting with a tale of their experiences in a whole new realm.
• Her experience as a spy agent caught the interest of Nick Fury, director of an organization known as SHIELD, whose function was to oversee and investigate conspiracies and supernatural events, something which Fury has been doing for decades. Her nature as a vampire did raise some concerns for him, but ultuimately began to appreciate Genevieve once they met with one another. They maintain contact with a formal and professional relationship with one another; Fury personally sees Genevieve as his best reliance when it comes to investigations and events surrounding vampires, though she would also like to remind Fury that she is open to doing just about any sort of spy work that can be suggested, given that her longevity has allowed Genevieve to see and witness a lot more than an ordinary human would, something which Fury conceded.
  • On a similar note, she also became well-acquainted with James Bond, and the two of them have been keen about helping one another out in spy infiltrations and conspiracy discoveries in case they are in a stingy situation. That said, Genevieve happens to have a infatuative preference towards soldiers and those wearing suits, which Bond certainly fitted the archetype of. Many would assume that they could easily have a romantic relationship in the Pantheon for a brief amount of time, but that never turned up, though Bond did admit to feeling attracted to the vampire. The fact that Genevieve had a loyal husband would have been the reason why they never really made sexual advances towards one another. Bond respected his ally's personal life and decided it would be best that they kept in contact under a professional note, which Genevieve was approving of.
• While a hero and someone whom many have looked up to, Genevieve admits to her close associates and loved ones that she does internally struggle with her vampiric nature, especially considering that in most worlds that she is familiar with, she would likely be demonized and looked with suspicion by others simply because she is a creature who has to survive by drinking the blood of others which usually results in the death of whoever becomes a victim to it. At worst, she sometimes believes that she may be as bad as Dracula, though her close ones have countered that her service and willingness to help others has helped them see Genevieve for who she truly is; a kind and compassionate woman who wants to help above all else.
  • Genevieve met a similar figure in John Talbain, a once-ordinary warrior who was suddenly transformed into a werewolf. While his strength, durability, and reflexes were greatly enhanced and he used his newfound powers to help others and save his world, his new transformation was something he never wanted and to make matters worse, he often struggles to contend against his darker urges to be a ravenous beast. His sullen behaviour towards himself what what caught Genevieve's attention and she made an effort to connect and bond with him. Talbain was caught in surprise by how kind Genevieve was and offered her his thanks. Upon learning that he formerly had a negative perspective towards humanity, Genevieve told him that she comes from a place that's far worse when it came to humans, but that didn't stop her from helping them, and Talbain should continue on using what's given to him to aid others in need. He's since come to see Genevieve as an influential figure in the Pantheon when it comes to doing the right thing and can't thank her enough.
• She was a victim of slavery at one point in her life, namely in Cathay, though she was able to escape and continue on with her journey and adventure. So naturally, she feels indebted to try helping those who have had the unfortune of going through times of slavery as her way of gratitude. During her time in the Pantheon whilst taking up a spy mission, she caught wind of a plan enacted by the Slavers in a further attempt to capture women to sell off to traffickers to sell themselves a quick buck. She posed as someone to catch their attention and to be shipped off to human trafficking... until she suddenly broke off, freed the other girls that were with her, and directly confronted the Slavers individually. Their utterly despicable nature meant that she had no qualms on showcasing her beastly side, tearing out a chunk of flesh from them, and drinking their blood. She then used their corpses as a warning sign towards other criminals of what would happen to those who did business with slavery and human trafficking. Needless to say, a good deal of lethal vigilantes were impressed by Genevieve's actions.
• The fantasy adventure experience has been done by Genevieve a number of times and her nature of being a vampire means she can do it over and over without getting tired of it... unless she's heavily damaged by one of her more notable weaknesses, whereupon she could take a long time to fully recover, even years. Though she notes that her story regarding Drachenfels was more forced upon her so that someone could make a play out of it and she doesn't really feel all that accomplished about it, despite playing a crucial role in the Evil Sorcerer's downfall. She does, however, like heroic figures like the Fellowship of the Ring, who took it upon themselves to destroy the One Ring so that they can finally vanquish the threat of Sauron, and Link whose determined nature and tenacity were one of the reasons he was The Chosen One to save Hyrule and bear the Triforce of Courage. Genevieve thinks their tale would make for a great story in a book, and yes, she is aware that this is actually the case for the Fellowship.
• Genevieve made a few enemies in the Pantheon as they reminded her of Drachenfels in some capacity or another. Chief among them were Shang Tsung and Vandal Savage, a pair of malicious beings who were cursed and took this to their advantage in an effort to prolong their own life with immortality as well as commit a series of heinous acts to assert dominance. The fact that Shang is very liberal regarding stealing one's soul and using this to create a magical disguise as them was not a welcoming thought for Genevieve, not to mention the fact that Shang makes a lot of effort to appear polite and presentable, only to backstab whatever benefactors he may have just to further himself in his goals... or for sadistic kicks. As for Savage, his immortality is sometimes bound to his depravity, claims to have played a hand in orchestrating many of history's wars, and there is a claim that he was Jack the Ripper. Needless to say, Genevieve takes both immortal warlords with serious caution, especially after learning just how devious and manipulative they can get with their own wishes.
• The Bedtime Stories Crew have had a general fascination for vampires and have made several documentaries detailing about encounters and sights of them in the ordinary world. Usually, those sorts of stories revolve on malicious vampires, so mentions of death and graphical description are expected. Genevieve was a very interesting subject for them, considering that unlike most of her brethren, she opted to be benevolent and aid others because she felt like it, though she does admit that she can be a ravenous monster if she lets out her feral side, which has happened on a number of occasions. The crew were able to formally meet with her and even stage an interview about how it feels to be a vampire, how she struggled to find her place in a world where her kind was ostracized, and how did her exploits as an explorer and adventurer play out. This meeting eventually helped both parties to bcome friends, with the crew being convinced that more people like Genevieve can certainly be needed whereas the vampire is open to talking to the crew and perhaps even work with them to create a story someday.
• She's all too aware of the amount of references that were acknowledged in one of the worlds she resided in, which made sense as she herself was also a reference, something which she found very amusing. This information led her to becoming acquainted with Sherlock Holmes, mainly thanks to the fact that Genevieve did work with his brother, Mycroft, before he expired of old age, and she's willing to use her spy and combat skills to help out Sherlock's detective work. She is a bit perplexed to learn that Jack the Ripper is also composed of an amalgamation of several different beings, though unlike Dracula, every version known is generally acknowledged to be malicious and Genevieve predictably realized that most versions of the Ripper don't really have a good excuse to murder prostitutes other the thrill of killing someone. Though Genevieve did (and sometimes does) work as a prostitute, this is just a cover for her own ulterior work, and she is willing to make Jack reconsider hunting her down if need be.
  • As someone with an interest in media and archaic media, she finds the concept of references and nods towards different works to be a fascinating element and made it clear that she and Detlef would like to incorporate this into their future plays. As for deities associated with such, Genevieve came to stumble across Nyaruko, who was an anthropomorphisized reference to the Cthulhu Mythos and finds it weird how a manic and hyperactive girl with potent supernatural powers is a humanized version of an incomprehensible beast and is rather approachable once she gets along with someone. Nyaruko personally sees Genevieve as in her words, "a cool lady vampire" mainly due to her kind nature and making an effort to understand Nyaruko's needs and habits.
  • There's also a geek girl who goes by Konata Izumi. Though Genevieve realized that aside from having a strong interest towards pop culture, there isn't much to relate to, as Konata was more heavily into contemporary works like Japanese Anime and Manga and Video Games. Genevieve expresses some intrigue towards them, but otherwise feels more at home with what she used to read back in her home, but is actually willing to spend some time with Konata and better familiarize herself with her interests, to Konata's excitement. That way, Genevieve and Konata can both benefit, and he former finds the latter's hyperactivity and bizarre nature an odd mix between endearing and annoying, but still appreciated her for who she is regardless. That said, Genevieve feels as if Konata's fellow friends can be a bit too overbearing to handle, considering all of them somehow get magnetized by Konata's weirdness, which escalates into a series of bizarre and awkward moments with barely any breathing space, something Genevieve felt would be a headache. On the other hand, she finds herself confused by Popuko and Pipimi; they seem to be cute girls, but their antics and reputation are anything but. Despite this, Genevieve isn't really afraid of them, but wonders what is it about the two girls suddenly doing goofy, yet demented actions just for the sake of their own amusement. Thankfully, not much malicious has come out from it, but Genevieve would rather just keep to herself rather than investigate any further, given that Popuko and Pipimi are incredibly unpredictable regarding how they would act and how they would treat a situation.

Littlepip

Littlepip, Goddess of Demographic-Dissonant Crossovers (LittlePip, Lil'Pip, Pip, The Stable Dweller, Toaster Repairpony, The Light Bringer, Wasteland Heroine, The Hellmare, The Destroyer, Princess of Stupid Decisions)

Her most common artistic interpretation, as drawn by Rhodarein

Her first original design courtesy of johnjoseco

• Intermediate Goddess
• Symbol: A Pip-Buck, which also serves as her cutie mark
• Theme Song: Lil' Pip by PinkieGuy (Well, the closest possible given that as a fan character, all music pertaining to her will be fan music no matter what.)
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Expert And Powerful Telekinetic (Which Is Her Only Magic Talent Until She Gets Blood Magic Later), Chronic Hero Syndrome, Curiosity Is a Crapshoot, Gadgeteer Genius, Good Is Not Soft, Heroic Self-Deprecation, No Completely Guaranteed Plans, Master of Unlocking, Martyr Without a Cause, Colorful Cusser, Weak, but Skilled, Would Not Hurt A Child, Your Days Are Numbered, Not A Spirit of Harmony, But Their Spark, Healing Factor Though Radiation, Dented Iron, Pony Popsicle But Fully Conscious, I Should Write a Book About This
• Domain(s): Ponies, Unicorns, Gadgetry, Lockpicking, Apocalypse, Hope, Virtue: Sacrifice
• Heralds: Velvet Remedy (fellow former Stable-mate), Deadshot Calamity, SteelHooves/Applesnack, Homage/DJ Pon-3 (marefriend), Pyrelight (Velvet's pet balefire phoenix), Xenith, Life Bloom
• High Priest(esse)s: The Warlord of Aurora, Blackjack
• Allies:
  • Denizens of Equestria: Ditzy Doo, Princess Celestia, Spike, Rarity, Applejack (distant ancestor), Pinkie Pie (also possible distant ancestor), the Cutie Mark Crusaders, Twilight Sparkle, Fluttershy, Rainbow Dash, Princess Luna, Angel Bunny, Trixie Lulamoon, DJ Pon-3, Starlight Glimmer, Sunset Shimmer, Princess Cadance, Shining Armor, Maud Pie, Gilda, Crystal and Medley Brook
  • Others: The Equestria Girls, Megan Williams, the Courier, Marcus, Sokka
• Enemies:
  • Denizens of Equestria: Lord Tirek, Queen Chrysalis, King Sombra, Nightmare Moon, the Dazzlings
  • Others: All slavers and supporters of slavery, The Enclave, drug dealers, cannibal clans, Grogar, Benny (Fallout), Father Elijah, "Big" Jack Horner
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Discord
• Respects: Joshua Graham
• Opposes: Set, Mr. House
• Littlepip is an intelligent, young unicorn mare who has spent all of her life in Stable 2, the counterpart to Vault-Tec Vaults. After her idol Velvet Remedy mysteriously departed the Stable, Littlepip made it her mission to follow Velvet out into the dangerous Equestrian Wasteland to bring her home, even after the Overmare has branded the both of them outcasts for even leaving at all. However, Littlepip's desire to help others alters her course upon seeing the state of her homeland (as well as the fact that Velvet is adamant in not returning) and she begins a new journey to restore Equestria to its former glory, which in this timeline (diverging from Season 2 after the events of "Lesson Zero", yet somehow before Discord's release^note  though it could be that the Red Eye cultists that Littlepip overheard who were looking at the mural didn't recognize the Mane Six a.k.a. the Ministry Mares) has been devastated by an energy crisis, war with the Zebra empire over a misunderstanding, megaspell balefire bombs courtesy of the Ministry of Peace giving it to both sides (as a substitute for nukes) destroying much of the land, and the exodus of the pegasi race, who cover the sky in endless cloud, all taking place 200 years before the events of the story. Littlepip is driven by her need to help others and has a knack for hacking computer systems and lockpicking, but is a self-conscious and uncertain pony.
  • Littlepip had been the last among her peers to get her cutie mark. Since she was required to have one to be assigned work in Stable Two, the Overmare used an ancient bylaw to allow her to apprentice under a variety of positions until then. Most of these apprenticeships were administrative and technical. She finally got hers during time under the PipBuck Technician when a couple came in to report their missing son. Since her mentor was asleep at the time, Littlepip used the little-used feature of PipBucks tracking tagged objects, found the colt stuck in a maintenance shed, and picked the lock to get him out. She had been admonished for stealing equipment and lockpicking, but her mentor covered for her, and the Overmare didn't press the issue since that was when Littlepip got her cutie mark. And the rescue sparked her desire to help others regardless of consequences.
  • Over the course of only two months, Littlepip dismantled a raider camp led by a dragon, defeated a Supermutant Alicorn who threatened to assimilate all of ponykind (and purge the rest like zebras and griffons), defeated Red Eye's faction, and removed the Pegasus Enclave from power by sealing herself in the Single Pegasus Project's stasis chamber. Given all the struggle she went through taking a toll on both her mind and body, it was only a matter of time before she would collapse and die, and her stasis state was the only way she could survive. Ten years later, peace is made with the pegasi (many who weren't happy with the Enclave once they discovered the situation below), the other Spirits of Harmony are found^note it helps that four out of six (Velvet Remedy for Kindness, Calamity for Loyalty, Homage for Honesty, and Ditzy Doo for Laughter) have already been gathered together to activate the Gardens of Equestria and restore the land, allowing for agriculture once more, though it would be still up to the inhabitants to deal with raiders, remnants of the war, and live with the mutated creatures.
• It all started one day while Littlepip was dreaming, having finished talking with Princess Celestia for the day when… the Princess approached her once again, yet she looked different somehow. After ensuring that this conversation never "leaves the room" in case Littlepip refuses, Celestia talks about the Trope Pantheons, and how the Wasteland Heroine has been selected for "ascension". There won't be any need to leave behind the Single Pegasus Project, and after being fully informed of what ascension brings, Littlepip decides it's worth joining… but she warns that given everything she's been through, there's no way she would survive for long once she's out of stasis. Celestia assures her that there is much better medical care available in the Pantheon that would be able to fix her right up.
• Given just how much she's worn herself down through all her adventures to the point where the stasis is the only thing keeping her alive, Littlepip needed serious treatment moments after her ascension, which consisted of basically copying her entire pod. It took the combined efforts of the good doctors in the House of Health and Diseases to stabilize her body, and they needed to wear protective suits to shield from any Equestrian Wasteland radiation (which may be different from Earth nuclear radiation for all they knew). There was also the issue of her "PipBuck" being melded into her foreleg, yet surgically removing it was too risky for the moment. But thanks to their combined efforts, with Caduceus surgeons Drs. Vaughn and Blaylock on the operating table, Littlepip makes it through with a complete recovery, though they were unable to remove the Taint "mutations" on her.
• During this operation, Littlepip's mind was shafted to cyberspace, and her avatar being her last self minus all the fatigue. Littlepip expressed relief that she didn't have to be trapped in a healing booth again. One time was enough, and it gave her claustrophobia. There was also an offer made by the doctors trewting her body to extract her PipBuck from her foreleg, make it a legit accessory again, as well as a request by interested parties in the House of Machinery and Technology for a project to reverse-engineer the thing. The reason the other Fallout protagonists haven't done the same is because of their varying morality, and not being as adept with the intricacies of their Pip-Boys, compared to Littlepip having been a PipBuck technician before she left for the Wasteland. She decided to accept both offers.
• Here are a "short" list of Perks Littlepip has acquired throughout her adventure. Not all will be listed such as those that only multiply EXP gains, or add to skill point gains. As for skills that have reached 100% in terms of a Fallout protagonist, they're Science, Lockpicking, Firearms, and Stealth. The Perks are as follows: Cherchez La Filly^* – +10% damage to the same sex and unique dialogue options with certain ponies., Gunslinger^*While using a mouth-held or levitated firearm, your chance to hit in S.A.T.S. (Stable-Tec Arcane Targeting Spell, counterpart to the V.A.T.S. (Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System)) increases by 25%., Mighty Telekinesis^*Your telekinesis is Twilight Sparkle tier. You can handle multiple objects with ease; and with enough focus, you could probably carry around an Ursa Minor!, Organizer^*You are efficient at arranging your inventory in general. This makes it much easier to carry that little extra you’ve always needed. Items with a weight of two or less are considered to weigh half as much for you., Light Trot^*You are agile, lucky and always careful; or maybe you have just mastered the art of self-levitation. Either way, you never set off enemy mines or floor-based traps., Math Wrath^*You are able to optimize your PipBuck’s targeting spell logic. S.A.T.S. is now 20% cooler., Stable Shot^*Your attacks are smooth, graceful and precise. You have a higher chance to score a critical hit on an opponent in combat, equivalent to 5 extra points of Luck., Silent Gallop^*You have mastered silent movement, allowing you to move quickly and still remain quiet. You can Sneak at full speed with no penalties., Sniper Pony^*Your chance to hit an enemy’s head in S.A.T.S. is increased by 25%., Counter Canter^*Your fancy hoofwork (or agile flying if you are a pegasus pony) keeps you out of harm’s way. Opponents suffer a -5 to combat skills when attacking you., Tough Hide (level two)^*The brutal experiences of the Equestrian Wasteland have hardened you. You gain +3 to Damage Threshold for each level of this perk you take., Action Filly (level two)^*You know your targeting spell like the back of your hoof, making you about 20% cooler in combat. For each level of this perk, you gain +15 action points in S.A.T.S., How We Do It Down on the Farm^*In combat, your critical hits are more devastating. Your damage from critical hits, including Sneak Attack Criticals, is increased by 50%. This does not affect the chance to cause a critical hit., Reaper Pony’s Gallop^*If you kill a target while using S.A.T.S., 25% of your AP are restored after dropping the spell. This will usually refresh your targeting spell enough to use it again immediately for at least one more attack., Pathfinder^*Travel time to remote locations in the Equestrian Wasteland is reduced by 25%., Pony Sutra^*You are experienced in the art of giving and receiving physical pleasure. You are more likely to have sexual encounters with specific characters., The Magic of Friendship^*When your HP or the HP of any member of your party drops below 30%, all members of your party (including yourself) gain much greater resistance to damage., Clever Prancer^*Through agility and reflexes, you have become deft at striking where it hurts while preventing your enemies from doing the same. You gain an additional 5% chance to score a critical hit; your enemies suffer a 25% penalty to their chance to critically hit you. This perk is only effective when wearing light or no armor., A Little Dash^*While wearing light armor or no armor, you run 20% faster., Cooler Under Fire^*You regenerate Action Points faster. How much faster? You guessed it: 20% faster!, Gladiator Pony^*The action point cost for all unarmed attacks performed in S.A.T.S. is reduced by 10%., Fillydelphia Survivor^*Your vicious fights behind The Wall in the Fillydelphia ruins have left you stronger. Your damage threshold is increased by two and your radiation resistance increases by +3%., Bone-Strengthening Brew^*With this perk, your limbs only receive 50% of the damage they normally would., Zebra-Augmented Pony^*You have allowed your body to be permanently enhanced through zebra alchemy. You gain +10% to your Poison, Fire and Radiation Resistances and +3 to your damage threshold., Celestia Tier Telekinetics^*The things you can do with your levitation magic are the feats of legend. You can effectively fly at the skill level of a novice pegasus. Who knows, maybe you could even move the sun?, Touched by Taint (1)^*Exposure to Taint has altered your physiology. When under the effects of Advanced Radiation Poisoning (400+ Rads) any crippled limbs will automatically regenerate., My Little Ponies^*You have collected one of each of the six Ministry Mares statuettes. Stronger together than they are apart, they have granted you +1 Luck in addition to their normal benefits., Touched by Taint (2)^*Exposure to Taint has altered your physiology. You do not take immediate damage from radiation. In fact, you gain extra healing while being exposed to it. However, radiation continues to build up in your system as normal., and Touched by Taint (3)^*Exposure to Taint has further altered your physiology. You are 20% faster and stronger whenever you’re basking in the warm glow of radiation. Your Action Points regenerate faster and faster the higher your level of radiation sickness becomes. Your natural lifespan has increased dramatically.

• During her wait in cyberspace while her surgery was in progress, she received a visit from the friendly denizens of Equestria when they decided to enter cyberspace as well to meet this new arrival. While some of them are familiar to her historically, some of them are complete strangers, given the timeline divergence. With a lot of time in their hooves, she decided to narrate what she knows of the cast through the memory orbs she had "read" throughout her adventure.
  • First up, she was surprised to see Twilight Sparkle—the Ministry Mare of Arcane Sciences—as a bonafide alicorn, and not a Super Mutant-styled one after getting assimilated by the mutant Alicorn who called herself the Goddess. Since Trixie was present as well, Littlepip also decided to tell her about her recruitment to the Ministry of Arcane Sciences (which was also called the Ministry of Magic), and the alicorn transformation project she had volunteered for. It seems that Trixie never bought the Alicorn Amulet in that timeline. The Wasteland Heroine also described how Trixie had fallen into a vat of the Alicorn formula when their location was attacked by zebra megaspells, which turned her into the insane assimilating Goddess. Needless to say, Trixie was terrified at her alternate self's fate.
    • Given where the timeline diverged, Littlepip naturally never heard of Twilight's older brother Shining Armor or his wife Princess Cadance, and meeting them was a neutral affair. And it's likely that they didn't exist in that timeline. Cadance wonders what happened to the Changelings (which Littlepip naturally never heard of either, if they even existed either) in that timeline during the war, and if they survived (probably, given Chrysalis's throne, which would not have been shattered by then, nullifies magic and by extension the megaspells that devastate Equestria), though might've starved since most of their food supply was just blown up. And to say nothing of the fates of Sombra, the Crystal Empire, Tartarus and Tirek, whether they were somehow spared the balefire megaspells or if those obliterated them. Of course, with them out here in the Pantheon, Littlepip has promised to do what she can to go against their plans since that's what a hero would do.
  • Applejack, who had been assigned as Ministry Mare of Wartime Technologies (shortened to Ministry of Technology), was a little more significant meeting for Littlepip, since not only was she her ancestor, the Little Macintosh was a commissioned weapon by her in memory of Big Macintosh, who died in the war shielding Princess Celestia from a fatal magical bullet, and she's also the marefriend of one of Littlepip's most reliable allies; the Steel Ranger SteelHooves, though it became strained when he visibly killed Zecora (who was publicly outcast due to being a zebra, whose empire was at war with ponykind, but was secretly recruited as a spy for Equestria by Pinkie Pie) in front of her. When asked how the hay could he have survived all the way to Littlepip's time, the Wasteland Heroine explained that it was as a result of being turned into a Ghoul and infused to his armor. And unlike the others, she met a peaceful end in Stable 2 alongside Sweetie Belle as a result of old age.
  • Fluttershy showed abject horror that her Ministry of Peace, while having done a lot of medical work and research, eventually was ultimately responsible for the devastation of Equestria when she sent the megaspell technology to both sides in hopes of getting the fight to stop, and the Zebra Empire used it to send their balefire bombs everywhere as Fantastic Nukes. She was saved when she (plus Angel Bunny) was teleported out by Rarity (who had been trading spells with Twilight as a result of the war) before the Pink Cloud engulfed all of Canterlot. She was then turned into a tree by the Killing Joke, a more violent and potent variant of the Poison Joke and was turned into a tree. And thanks to the efforts of Littlepip's friends, she was eventually restored to life and able to help with the new world. As for Angel, he allegedly became a war legend in her world, feared by the enemy zebra empire as his mistress's protector ^note Although Xenith, who relayed this legend, was ultimately messing with Littlepip, it wasn't all fabrication. He MAY HAVE helped invent the drug Stampede, except it's more like an organization founded by the Ministry of Peace was named after him and made that drug.. He does not share the same fate unfortunately, having been petrified by a cockatrice rather than by the Killing Joke, and since the caster had long since passed, this status was permanent, though he is still kept by the restored Fluttershy.
  • Rarity was still as fabulous as always, and as generous as ever even as the Ministry Mare of Image, even though the whole need for propaganda control. She even learned teleportation magic thanks to the war effort necessitating learning it, and was able to detect a zebra under an invisibility cloak from the gems used in it. And then there's the matter of having her soul cut into forty-three pieces courtesy of the Black Book and Snips' cutting magic, and put them all save one that remains with her into collectible Ministry Mare statuettes that Littlepip has found over the course of her journey (she manages to collect one full set, and found another full set to give to Velvet Remedy), which she came out of alive and undamaged enough to see the end of Equestria as she knew it as she teleported Fluttershy (and Angel) out of Canterlot before succumbing to the Pink Cloud. After everyone recovered from what Littlepip has told about Rarity's fate, she commented that this kind of magic should never reach the ears of Horace Slughorn, Dumbledore, or Voldemort, given what the former two know of souls, and how the latter would covet the Black Book for its magic.)
  • While not as extreme as her fellow pegasus, Rainbow Dash's reaction to how things went for her after Littlepip's world's counterpart of her became head of the Ministry of Awesome (she liked the name), a seemingly pointless ministry since she had preferred fighting in the war, but was actually a top secret organization used for black ops and secret research. For one thing, there was the fact that the pegasi had abandoned Equestria altogether and sealed themselves off above the clouds, she had turned against them (as did Fluttershy and Scootaloo, among several others afterward), and her name was basically attributed to "Traitor" when a pegasus wants to go back down, and gets their cutie marks branded off. It stood against her very virtue, and its administration the Enclave would eventually wage war against the Wasteland below. Unlike everyone else, Littlepip doesn't know what ultimately happened to Rainbow (aside from being dead come Littlepip's adventure), and while Gilda there (who never reconciled with her old friend there) had become a mercenary who would be hired to hunt her down (though they did actually sing their cheer one last time before then), it's not known if she ever succeeded. And when said griffon^note who had not really wanted to make this visit, but came at Rainbow's insistence asked about the state of affairs of Griffonstone since it was in a really bad state, she deduced from Littlepip's recollection that in that Equestrian Wasteland timeline, her kind had decided to hire themselves out as mercenaries and remained so throughout the war and even long after. And the fact that a griffon was now a political leader of the new governing bodies post-Enclave actually put a smirk on her face.
  • For Pinkie Pie, who became head of the Ministry of Morale, she had run it with Big Brother-like diligence, and did everything to keep others happy no matter what, and even became addicted to Party Time Mint-Als to boost her Pinkie Sense to detect threats to Equestria, at the cost of her friendship with Twilight. Unlike the others, Pinkie didn't have that severe a reaction to Littlepip's recounting of her fate which ended with her and her Manehattan office blown up by a balefire bomb, and the wasteland pony assumed that this is because of her Pinkie Sense, which was able to even sense Littlepip through her own Memory Orb-copied memories. Pinkie corrected her that she just read Littlepip's story from start to finish, as in it's not just available in her home world but in the Pantheon too, and it was from realizing what kind of setting it was that inspired her to arrange for Littlepip's ascension in the first place. On a lighter note, Littlepip hopes to try out Pinkie's gyrocopter, having operated one before.
  • Next up were the Cutie Mark Crusaders, who have naturally grown up in Littlepip's timeline, and founded Stable-Tec, which ended up being a composite of Vault-Tec and RobCo. Compared to the former, their intentions were truly noble, and the experiments all throughout the Stables weren't out of malice but from trying to figure out what went wrong with Equestria and how to fix it. The deaths in the various Stables weren't at all intentional like in the Vaults, but all unfortunate circumstances. Stable 2 was actually pretty nice though boring, and its only case of death outside natural causes was from Steel Rangers raiding the place, though they thankfully failed thanks to Littlepip's company but not without heavy Stable Dweller casualties. No, Littlepip doesn't know what their cutie marks were in that timeline, though it likely wasn't what they have now. She also decided not to tell what Scootaloo intended with Vault 1.
  • Compared to the canon timeline, there were plenty more dragons in Canterlot in the past (though they've all become ghouls), and at least a few others in Littlepip's time given the raider leader Topaz. Littlepip felt weird meeting Spike in the flesh in his youth (wings aside). And that the Elements of Harmony's origins were quite different, weren't meant to be passed down on the regular, and we're eventually destroyed for good. There's also the sobering fact that not only did he outlive his old friends, they did not all die from natural causes, and at least two of them have suffered worse fates than that and only one managed to make it back whole.
    • Spike was also surprised to hear that Littlepip used his sending flame to enter the Single Pegasus Project past its impenetrable barrier out of a leap of faith courtesy of memory orb messages left by Pinkie Pie. He let her know that he can actually breathe regular burning fire, since he's sure that during the Storm King's invasion that he actually burned at least one of them to death, so the gamble was far bigger than she thought it would be (which she did realize after the fact). And despite hearing Littlepip's feat, he's not sure if he can actually send living things through his flame.
  • Regarding Princess Celestia, Littlepip is surprisingly cordial and casual with her (well, surprising to her subjects) given how she met her. The Wasteland Heroine laid bare everything she had done, the tragedy that led to the war with the Zebra empire, everything until her demise getting her mind transferred to the SPP in an attempt to control it, only for sabotage by Rainbow Dash to ensure that only a living pony can operate it, keeping her from using it. She naturally also covered Princess Luna's fate, from the school in her name that was lost, to taking the throne after Celestia stepped down in shame of the disaster, founding the Ministries and assigning them to the Spirits of Harmony, and her eventual demise when the Zebra Empire unleashed the Pink Cloud on Canterlot, which proved fatal even to the Princesses. That's also when Littlepip realized Luna looked way different from what she was like during the memory orbs (darker-coated, more confident, perhaps even taller [though that's just from posture]). The younger alicorn sister decided to test the point of divergence in Littlepip's timeline by asking her what she knows of Nightmare Night (her reply was "What's Nightmare Night?"), and then decided to explain what that holiday is, as well as her role over the dream world. She also had to explain that her other self Nightmare Moon is in the Pantheon too as a separate entity, which means Littlepip has also promised to go against her plots for eternal night.
  • The wall-eyed pegasus was there too, though she states she usually goes by the name Derpy Hooves (though she does accept the name Ditzy Doo as well). Sure, she's not a ghoul, and is able to speak, but Littlepip has a softer spot for her than most others given out of everyone else besides Celestia, she met this pony in the flesh (even though the one she knew has less flesh than this one). And during her deliveries later on, Littlepip always has more patience for her than most, even always catching her via telekinesis before she crashes. DJ-Pon3, the original one, was also present in this meet-up, and Littlepip told her about how her stage name became a legacy all the way to her marefriend Homage, but also mentioned where she met her demise at one of the faulty Stables.
  • After helping quell Littlepip's brief panic attack where she tried to throttle the draconequus around (since she had no guns to shoot him with), Discord asked what happened to him in that world. Given the war, he was sure it would've set him free. Littlepip could only provide three theories, all which came from some Red Eye cultists. 1) The attack on Canterlot woke him up, only for the Pink Cloud to prove as lethal to him as it was for the Princesses (Luna died, and Celestia was not long after). 2) He was still a statue, which was eventually destroyed along with the rest of Canterlot when the Enclave obliterated it. 3) He ended up so weakened after his release that he's now just a tiny spirit adding ammo and bottle caps into random containers for anybody (slavers and heroes alike) to find.
  • Littlepip was soon introduced to a few other ponies she hasn't seen before after Princess Cadance and Shining Armor; Twilight's new apprentice Starlight Glimmer, who actually used to be an antagonist, and former anti-cutie mark cultist striving for equality (where Littlepip started getting leery since that was exactly what Red Eye desired, though she used to be isolationist until the intervention, after which she then started messing with time). Once it was made clear that Starlight has left that behind, Littlepip was also told of the ex-cult leader's feats of self-levitation, which piqued her interest and envy given how Starlight made it look easy, and is wondering if she can get some advanced lessons. And then there's Sunset Shimmer (who showed up to this meeting in pony form to keep Littlepip from getting more confused), former student of Princess Celestia, and also former antagonist (though she had also put that life behind her), and Littlepip wondered where she had gone off to if she even existed in her timeline. If she did, it's likely that she eventually stayed in the other world and probably got cut off there (if she didn't become a casualty in Equestria while snooping around given the paranoid state of affairs). There's also the curious nature of the world Sunset had fled to, as well as the concept of humans (besides the ones operating on her right this moment).
  • This meeting was wrapped up with introductions exchanged to those humans, specifically the counterparts of the Ministry Mares, plus Crystal and Medley Brook (probably still living in the Zebra Empire before the megaspells sent by the pony cities rendered them most likely extinct), and Megan Williams (who despite being at first intimidated by the PipBuck fused to her leg, could see that Littlepip was still a good pony).
• At the conclusion of the operation, as well as getting her now re-detached PipBuck back, Littlepip was mentally returned to her body, she gave thanks to her doctors, and she was soon escorted to her temple, which resembled her first homestead after leaving Stable 2, Junction R-7, and included some elements of Tenpony Tower. Upon entering the place, she was greeted by some sights she didn't expect to see; most of her friends in the Wasteland; Velvet Remedy, her balefire phoenix Pyrelight, Deadshot Calamity, SteelHooves brought Back from the Dead, Xenith, Littlepip's marefriend Homage, and Life Bloom. After a heartwarming reunion and a confusing set of questions and explanations as to why and how they're here, the answers of which will not be known to us, the day eventually ended with Littlepip and Homage making some really loud love together. The next morning then heralded the beginning of Littlepip's first day of the rest of her life in the Trope Pantheons.
• As stated before, while Littlepip's repertoire of spells is less than stellar, her telekinesis is nothing short of spectacular. Not only can she lift extremely heavy stuff such as a train boxcar, but several different items of great mass at the same time. Among those can be liquids, and she can even shape them into a shield or a cover while also carrying herself, another equine (a zebra), and some weapons. She's even able to pick locks without a lockpick by visualizing the tumblers inside, and if she has schematics of a machine and can visualize them accurately, she can manipulate its workings without the need to see them (though she still has to be near the machine in question). She's also powerful enough to send several hellhounds (i.e. mutated Diamond Dogs) skyward until they're only specks, then leaving them to gravity's embrace a few seconds later. She's also mastered the art of self-levitation, a feat only mimicked by a canon character (Starlight) seasons later. And courtesy of the Black Book, Littlepip also has the power of hemokinesis, though she has limited herself to making artifical clots on bleeding subjects, bandage- and cast-shapes to staunch bleeding, and once to write a message, though she can easily make blades out of them.
• One of the first things in order was to find a place to resupply her weapons. Well, weapon, since when she was brought over to the Pantheon, the keepsakes she had put in the SPP's stasis pod were the only things that got carried over with her (she returned Calamity's hat to him), and in terms of weaponry that was the Little Macintosh double-action revolver. Thankfully, she discovered that it uses .44 Magnum ammo, and not only was such an ammo type available in the Pantheon, it was surprisingly similar to .44 Magnum ammo in her world. Still, she knew she needed to acquire more weapons, and went to the House of Weapons to find substitutes to her arsenal, with a preference for sniper rifles, assault rifles, and incendiary rounds (unless a gun has the ability to turn all bullets incendiary like the zebra rifle she once had). While she can manage most just fine thanks to telekinesis, Littlepip has also tested firing them with her mouth in the event she suffers magic burnout again, and had to get used to different models that might have trigger guards a tad too small for her tongue or a bit bigger than she's used to. It was annoying for the weapons providers to have to clean up her saliva once she was done with them. She's also ordered from Marcus Kincaid's vending machines and Drebin 893, and is honestly surprised that firearms are so readily available.
• A number of things that happened in the Equestrian Wasteland and the time before it happened to have occured later on in the canon timeline. There actually is a pony (a colt) named Pipsqueak (and Zecora called him Little Pip during Nightmare Night), Trixie had also been corrupted by an enhanced source of magic (though thankfully the Alicorn Amulet was reversibly by voluntary removal), the Everfree Forest mutated into a more deadly place for a while as a result of the Elements of Harmony being removed (in the canon timeline, it was because Discord pre-reformation had left some corruptive seeds before being sealed for a while by Princesses Celestia and Luna), Pinkie Pie did actually find a way to be in so many places at once (via the Mirror Pool, though she had to stop using it), Fluttershy once actually contracted a disease that almost turned her into a tree, and during the Legion of Doom's attack, the pegasi closed up the sky and tried to sit the crisis out where it can't reach them… just like what they did in Littlepip's timeline once the megaspells went off.
• Due to her stance against raiders and slavers (to be met with violent death, though she can never bring himself to kill a child participating in these activities), she's not allowed in Nuka-World due what she would do there. She was briefly obsessed with going there to see Redeye, just like the one she met in her home universe. Eventually, she stopped after hearing he's just a humble radioman there, and that even the Sole Survivor doesn't know where to find him. She does make frequent raids against the other Slavers, and their men are always surprised whenever Littlepip gets into a fight against them. While most of the ascended denizens of Equestria are willing to throw down if need be, the former Stable mare was not only utterly ruthless against her enemies, she uses all manner of guns and telekinetic pushes, grabs, throat crushes, and gravity lifts and drops. She also doesn't have it in her to shoot undead kids, but as long as they aren't, she shows no hesitation against enemies who are the type to strike down the defenseless, and willing to blow up a kids party, just like the Steel Rangers led by Blueberry Sabre had.
• Unlike all ascended ponies, Littlepip actually has a taste for meat. To her, she thought that was just what ponies of the Wasteland ate, and because she had gotten tired of eating nothing but apples back at Stable Two. This gets her a lot of stares not only from her fellow Equestria denizens, but everyone who knows them, and everyone who knows equines in general. That said, she doesn't actually look forward to it these days, because the whole revelation of the village of Arbu being cannibals—and her subsequent rampage-massacre of them—has traumatized her off of the stuff. This is why she also hates all forms of cannibalism, which runs the risk of driving her into a frenzy like before with Arbu, and she almost tarnished her reputation doing so. Someone who read her tale has compared this to Anakin slaughtering the Tusken Raiders who killed his mother.
• Just as she encountered the denizens of Equestria, it also came time to meet with the other half of the crossover: the denizens of the American Wasteland. While the only similarities between it and the Equestrian Wasteland are lands ruined by radiation, raiders and mutated creatures running amok, and the fact that war can still go on even after the apocalypse, Littlepip was advised to familiarize herself with them. It would make sense to know who can be trusted and who cannot.
  • First up was Arthur Maxson, who leads his world's counterpart of the Steel Rangers, called there the Brotherhood of Steel, complete with tendencies of technology hoarding. That said, he proclaims that not even he would go so far as to advocate raiding perfectly functional Vaults and slaughtering all their (non-mutated) inhabitants just for their technology. However, Littlepip still doesn't trust him given his racism against ghouls (given one of her best friends is a very, very nice ghoul), synthetics, and mutants. Sure, she's never met any synthetic beings until the Pantheon, but the fact that she's practically partially mutated herself means he can very easily turn on her despite otherwise being noble.
  • Her encounter with the Courier was a neutral affair, and it seems that while they could've gone so far as to support the slave-driving Caesar's Legion, this iteration definitely hasn't at any capacity, though whether they stood for NCR (the C standing for California rather than Canterlot), Mr. House, or themselves is uncertain. The Courier for their part doesn't mind Littlepip's company. Because the Yes Man is aligned with the Courier no matter what, as well as the reason behind most of their varied endings, she's not sure what to think of him (not to mention having to comprehend the idea of sentient robots and them having assigned genders).
  • Speaking of Robert Edwin House, she doesn't trust his overtly controlling tendencies, his warped morality, his stance against non-feral ghouls and super mutants (though they can at least visit his Strip as long as they have a human who will take responsibility for their actions, and even then it's not heavily enforced), his pettiness, his Securitron Army, and and his bad judgment of character. His present state also serves as a perverted reminder of her own final fate in the mortal realm. That said, she can't deny the good things he can bring on occasion, and his desire for progress and disinterest in tyranny. And who knows what would've happened if Littlepip had been in the Courier's place? Would she have helped House and try to be his conscience of sorts? Would she have aided the NCR in securing the Mojave Wasteland? Would she have tried the Independence path? Or would she have found a different path altogether?
  • Regarding House's former lackey Benny, she has nothing but contempt for the Courier's failed murderer and would not hesitate to kill him if he decides to cross her or any of her allies. Joshua Graham she expresses a lot of concern with given his ruthless past (not that she has any room to talk given the Arbu massacre), but the two have at least come to an understanding. For the Think Tank, it wouldn't be right to have a singular opinion since despite being rather mad scientists they are still distinctly different people even from each other, though what they did to the Courier gives her bad memories of Red Eye. Given her own experience with almost getting cut up, Littlepip is most uncomfortable around Dr. Dala, Dr. 8 is incomprehensible to her (though the Courier claims he's the nicest out of everyone), and she distrusts everyone else except Dr. Mobius who did what he could to keep them in line even though he's not the leader. Due to his opposition to the Courier and Maxson (racism aside), as well as his opinions against free will and his first actions upon ascending to the Pantheon, Father Elijah became one more enemy to Littlepip.
  • As far as Littlepip's concerned, the American Enclave from the other world is worse than the Grand Pegasus Enclave back at her world (and she'll use the term "American" in order to differentiate it from the other one). And she's already seen all sorts of atrocities done at their hooves, including the slaughter of innocent Wastelanders, not sparing children (as Littlepip personally witnessed, and kept a jar of one filly's ashes as a reminder), continuing to fire on a defenseless settlement and immediately turning on dissenters who don't wish to bully them anymore, abandoning its own people who might contradict their regime and brand them as dead, and so on. Littlepip is considering trying to find a way to subvert the American Enclave's power via its workforce, just as the Pegasus Enclave lost its power after its populace realized that there were still survivors down below when she took over the SPP and removed enough of the cloud cover to expose the Pegasus Enclave's lies, but she only managed to accomplish that with two months of gathering a network of allies, and she has a feeling that the American Enclave is more wary of and prepared for her than the Pegasus Enclave ever was.
  • After an encounter with Brotherhood of Steel Knights attacking a bickering community of non-humans, and seeing the Courier come to the latter's defense, prompting Littlepip to do the same to drive the Knights out^*She also sighted a certain Mysterious Stranger coming to her aid from afar for quite a few fights, but he always vanished from her Eye-Forward Sparkle (basically a radar spell ) before long. When she asked the Courier, they told her about the Mysterious Stranger, what he is, and what he does, but nobody knows why or how., she came to meet the ghoul Set and the super mutant Marcus. Despite having befriended a ghoul before, she found Set to be really unpleasant not only with his attitude, but because he not only chose to become a ghoul willingly, he had forced the same fate to his Vault-mates. Marcus on the other hoof was a more amicable fellow, though he still thinks the Unity's ideals weren't wrong. It that reminds her of the mutant Alicorns and she realizes that these Super Mutants are the American Wasteland's counterparts of those Alicorns. It… doesn't disturb her as much as she thought it would, given how wildly different the two sterile races are though a way to reproduce was found for the Alicorns.
• Hates taking drugs, ever since her Party Time Mint-als got her in too much trouble, the whole issue with the filly Silver Bell doped up on those drugs for a good long while, seeing a memory orb where Pinkie has become an addict to that drug, hearing a recording of Pinkie admonishing those same drugs but also needing them to get ahead in the war effort due to them boosting her Pinkie Sense, and a forced visit to a doctor to flush Littlepip of it and everything else she had been through since leaving Stable Two before then, after which she went cold turkey and flushed it all down the drain. And then she had taken in just one more time (and flushed it from her system as soon as she was done) in order to come up with the plan to kill the mad Alicorn Goddess, which ended in a lot of dead Hellhounds, and the death of Steelhooves in their retaliation against Littlepip. Despite this, if one has to manufacture and sell drugs to get by, as the case had to be with Zebratown, she won't begrudge them entirely, but only if there are literally no other options. Littlepip was also surprised to hear that Radaway in the American Wasteland is intravenous rather than being ingested.
• During her first sighting of the sun and moon in the sky at the same time, she started to panic and wonder what Princesses Celestia and Luna were doing before being told of the myriad of sun and moon deities in the Pantheon, and of their regular conflicts. And then she had to be explained about this again for when she saw an eclipse for the first time, which brought her panicking again given how… badly the above-cloud pegasi fared before the Pegasus Enclave quelled things and took over. Weeks later, she heard someone talk about how his "first girlfriend became the moon", Littlepip approached this blue-clad human and listened in, curious as to how someone could actually date the moon, now that she knows that it's a ginormous celestial body. A few hours later, she and this Sokka were exchanging tales of their adventures, and they both realized that they're both adept at making plans on the fly and a friendship was fostered.
  • And then he learned about Littlepip's… involuntary dabble in blood magic after a skirmish left him badly wounded and without medical supplies on hoof. Littlepip was too quick to apologize and worry that this would end things between them, but turns out he understood. As it was, his sister Katara had also learned a shady technique, this one called bloodbending, mainly due to her mentor forcing her to pick it up to protect herself and her friends. Thanks to this pep talk, Littlepip has become a bit less self-loathing regarding her Black Book-earned magic. That said, given the trauma tied to learning the art, not to mention still being partly afraid of the power, the unicorn knows better than to ask Sokka's sister about her talents, as tempting as it is to "exchange notes".
• As someone who has no problem hanging around a ghoul and is really good friends with her, while she will put down the feral kind with little compunctions (unless they're children, which just becomes distressing to her), Littlepip dislikes those who discriminate against the undead with little regard for whether they might be friendly or not. Of course, she will oppose the actively malevolent undead such as the Scourge, Dr. Zomboss, the Special Infected, Lord Raptor, etc.
• Some people expected her to be antsy around zebras, given they were responsible for the Wasteland, but Littlepip had made friends with one, and helped a village full of their foals. Her encounter with the only zebra in the Pantheon so far, Marty of the Zoosters, was a decent affair, though he was certainly really too carefree, though he certainly has a hoof in building Bamboo Technology. That said, when she heard how his escape led to his fellow Zoosters following him, it reminds her how Velvet Remedy's flight from Vault 2 prompted Littlepip to do the same. The main difference is that Alex, Gloria, and Melman were already Marty's friends, whereas Velvet was merely an idol to Littlepip, and it's only much later on that they became friends (and no more than that, despite Littlepip's orientation, and Velvet gets together with someone else anyway).
• When she heard Monterey Jack was in the Pantheon, Littlepip decided she wanted to pay him a visit, and the tone of her voice implied it wasn't for friendly reasons. However, she found not a stubbornly and suicidally honest earth pony, but a mouse who is a connoisseur of cheese, that trait being the only thing he has in common with the pony Littlepip knew. Besides his tendency to cook too much, and his occasional "cheese attacks", this Monterey was an overall nice individual. It also helped that he had been baking plenty when she arrived, and despite very rarely having had cheese, she actually enjoyed the meal.
  • When the Rescue Ranger rodent asked why she approached him with hostile intent at the start, she explained that her world's Monterey Jack showed ungratefulness to her by robbing her after she had saved him from slavers. And when she encountered him again at the prestigious Tenpony Tower, when she had accused him of his actions back there, despite being able to deny these claims and get away with it, he confessed to them, got himself arrested in accordance to the Tower's laws, and got himself executed, leaving his business and his children to her custody, all to teach her a lesson since the Tower's laws dictate that she would have to throw them out for not being productive. Thankfully for those foals, Littlepip already had arrangements made to send them to a safer (though not as prestigious) location before she discovered that crueler segment of his Thanatos Gambit. That's why Littlepip also dislikes ungratefulness, screwing oneself over out of a stubborn need to be honest, or getting executed just for feeding one's own family.
• Given the disappointment she had at Tenpony Tower, which just had the same food served only in tiny artistic portions being served as "luxury" food, being beheld the real pre-apocalypse deal was life-changing, and their very high prices are actually justified. Of course, she knows not to splurge on these and treat them for what they are; luxuries.
• It wasn't hard for her and Big Jack Horner to become enemies. Him for his desire for her horn and her magic, and her for his incredible pettiness and vileness. And unlike her fellow Equestria denizens, she won't hesitate to just kill him as soon as she gets the chance. And there's all those de-horned unicorns (shorn off since babyhood, no less!) she wants to save, and the Baker's Dozen who continue to serve him no matter how many times he throws their lives away.

Peacock

Admit it; ya' WISH ya' were as awesome as me!

Alright, who-

*Cue Goodfellas being performed on the narrator*

TIME TA' PAINT DA' TOWN RED!...Or at least my profile.

Patricia Watson, Goddess of Referencing Other Works (Peacock, Murder-Go-Round, American Cartoon, Kapitan Pronin/Captain Pronin)

• Buddy, ya' lookin' at da' purest definition of Intermediate Goddess...for now, but with all 'dese goons runnin' around in da' Pantheon, I'll learn more and eventually rise to my true title..."OVERDEITY PEACOCK!" MWAH-HAHAHAHAHA!...But yeah, just Intermediate Goddess.
• Symbol: Oh, dat? Why, it's none other than my good buddy, George, my very own self-made Cartoon Bomb.
• Theme: "Shenanigans and Going-Ons" whenever I'm not fighting, otherwise, expect ta' see me beatin' baddies to da' tune "Paved With Good Intentions"!
• Alignment: Well, according to me, we're straight and narrow; angels practically...y'know, of the very violent kind. So, let's go with both Chaotic Good, but let's also say Chaotic Neutral to cover all our bases.
• Portfolio: Literally FULL of Shout Outs, being on the most unique fighters ya' ever seen, no one being able ta' put Patty in the corner, my own imaginary cigars, destruction that may or may not be my gangs fault, Giving 0 craps about what society thinks of me, using whatever the heck I can find to hit people with, having one creepy awesome personality for a 13 year old girl, looking like a peacock and being awesome enough to destroy the strongest entity in my world... who is my best friend..., OH! And don't forget about Pop Cultured Badasses!
• Domains: Why, I practically AM a member of the The Golden Age of Animation, and let's not forget badass fighting and lab creations! And, I GUESS if ya' really want to add it, orphans and slaves. No pressure.
• Allies: Good old Band Camp (Big Band), and dat' one awesome zombie singer (Squigly), and outside my world, my second bestie besides Marie herself (Mustache Girl) and let's not forget my other pals in Breaking the Fourth Wall, Bugs Bunny, The Warner Brothers (And Warner Sister, Dot), Deadpool, Pinkie Pie, and Sans, Both Miss Fortunes (More so on Nadia's end), Aran Ryan, The Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-Chan, Ibuki (fer savin' me once), the equally amazing badass girl Gertrude, and someone who I had a hand in helping ascend, Bendy, The Ink Demon!
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Nonon Jakuzure and Sayaka Miki seem to be nervous of me (for some reason), Filia I'm not too keen on being a Mecidi herself but tolerate since she, ya' know, not knows
• Friendly Enemy: MARIE! Like old times, eh; even with that Skullheart, ya' still are great fun to be around!
• Enemies: Oh, Double and Valentine, ya' two still have ta' PAY for what ya' did ta' da' good doc, and don't get too fancy Cerebella, ya' Mecidi sympathizer! Lord Raptor, ya' best keep ya' meaty paws ta' ya'self! And B.B. Hood, I haven't forgotten our last adventure together... Oh, and all mafia and slavery-related gods in the Pantheon who just may be reading this somehow, ya' time is running out!
• Conflicting Opinions: Eh, ya' doing a good job avoiding ya' past forced crime experiences so far, Niko Bellic. Just don't get too comfy thinking I won't attack if ya' do go back ta' crime...
• Pitied by: Boa Hancock of all people?
• So, why did I get chosen fer' 'dis gig? Well, it all happened after I wiped the floor with the Skullgirl with my cybernetics. Got summoned fer' a council or something like that. Several members of da' Main House showed up, so I decided to make them laugh by way of the Sincerest Form of Flattery; imitations! Don't know why they seem so disturbed about it though. Ya' think a place as weird as the Pantheon had weirder people walk on it...Either way, they saw a spot open for Referencing Others Works, and saw how my sweet moves were a reference to cartoons, and I was in!
  • Ever since 'ere, I got better acquainted with other anime gods so I could reference them to!
    • Despite disturbing plenty of people for some reason, I still got along swell with some deities whose work I use. Most noticeably, Bugs Bunny seems amused at my antics, with him even letting me in that some jokes his company said have actually been used by those who came before him! I even let him have access to Andy at times when he needs a anvil to drop on some suckers! Andy certainly has no qualms about that, enjoying the targets Bugs picks out for him to clobber!
    • The Warner Brothers were also amazed at how well traversed I was with fellow toons and other material for referencing! They even invited me out for nights on da' town messing around with whichever poor soul ends up in our sights! Me and Yakko sometimes team up to perform a duet about all da' capitals of the world to boot! Big Band even helps us out from time ta' time!
    • Other fourth wall breaking buddies I get along with are Sans, Pinkie Pie, and Deadpool! Also help dat' we really have a fondness for messing around and screwing with other people we see fit, or as Sans says, "deserving of a ''bad time''." These can range from either directly messing up their plans, or simply pranking them. Otherwise, we are quite fond of simply throwing big parties for other deities or cookin' up some cool stuff...at least, everyone of us BESIDES Sans, he just orders delicious takeout food for us, even willing to pay for it all.
• Man, I was a Lesser God for some time, and being a real life version of a toon basically, it's pretty embarrassing! Thankfully, Double unknowingly vouched for me when she said I was so badass and amazing, that she couldn't let me live, fearing that I would take her down! And considering how I managed to do just 'dat in my story's ending along with having some Reality Warper like powers, I actually got a rank up! HA! See Big Band? I can be as skillful as you! ...Not that I thought of you as my senpai...baka...
• If you want ta' fight me, let me warn ya' of one thing; NOBODY PUTS PATTY IN THE CORNER! Ya' gotta have ta' chase me down if ya' want ta' hit me and stop my jumping around.
• Here's some fun Paranoia Fuel for ya'; I just may be reading This Very Wiki! Afterall, I named some my attacks by the tropes of "Shadow of Impending Doom" and "Big Ball of Violence", and I can call the Skullheart a "MacGuffin"! So think twice about bad mouthin' me, or else I just may mess up some edits ya' may have done...Wait, what do you MEAN I can't do that?!?
• Man, I was absolutely DELIGHTED to find out that Marie herself eventually ascended, seeing how she was my old best friend before the whole Skullheart shenanigans happened. Sure, we fight and do it with style just ta' put on a show for the Pantheon, but overall, we're still pals through and through. Helps that Double actually has da' real deal thanks to weird magic about how the two ascended, meaning we can happily team up to chase down Medici mafia (or any mafia deities for dat' matter), watch cartoons, or just mess around and prank other deities like old times! While Marie is still her same uptight self as before, I wouldn't have it any other way!
  • Because of this, I actually decided to become more active within the Pantheon, tracking down and hunting every single mafia and slavery-related deals I could find, partially because I WAS affected by them alongside Marie (hey, the metal arms didn't just grow overnight), and also because I refuse ta' let Marie carry out her revenge alone! That's right, da' girls are back in town!
• 'Ey, did ya' know that there's another person called Miss Fortune here as opposed to da' Nadia Fortune I know? Well, guess what; there is, by da' name of Miss Sarah Fortune! I once met up with her thinking she was da' 'Miss Fortune' I know, only ta' be disappointed in da' fact dat' it was just a booby lady that's a sensual hand cannon-toting pirate hunter by da' name of Sarah. After some fightin' after I mentioned our names were the same, I accidentally stopped it by mentioning 'da 'Medici' and my desire to destroy them, and dat' seemed to won her respect and friendship, so it's all good!
  • Even better, da' Ms. Fortune I knew ascended, and da' three of us are looking forward to teaming up on the Medici, and this only increased when another goddess with a Medici grudge ascended: Squigly.
• Honestly, I have ZERO clue about how I should feel about Filia: On one hand, she's a Medici, but also, she has no memory of it and is surprisingly nice...Eh, I'll stick to taunting remarks and pranking her, and hey, I can always blame her Jerkass hairdo if something goes wrong...
• Nonon Jakuzure and Sayaka Miki are, for some reason, nervous around me. I don't know, they said something about how similar I sound to them, if more zany and in English... Hey, at least I tried to expresses some sympathy for Miki for our similar Dark And Troubled Pasts. Okay, MAYBE I dress up like them from time to time and mess around with their friends while wearing said outfits, but come on; imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery people!
• Me and Niko...really aren't tight, thanks ta' him bein' involed with some Mafia and Human Trafficking joints, but at least he quit da' job and wants to become The Atoner. I can respect dat', and him as long as he doesn't return to crime. I REALLY won't like dat'...
• Let me tell ya' nerds another story; once upon a time, while I was watching some toons, a news announcement popped up with reports of some Red Riding Hood knock-off called B.B. Hood causing chaos in my city. Now I really didn't appreciate that, so I decided ta' stomp down there myself and set her straight. It only took a measly minute for me to finish her off by blowing B.B. Hood up! Needless ta' say, I'm not gonna be holding back if she tries any funny business again, especially with Big Band now in 'ere!
  • Also, that reminds me, I have to thank Ibuki (No, not that one, da' one from Street Fighter) once she ascends, for not only stopping Valentine's sneak attack on me while trying ta' bring Big Band back ta' Lab 8, but also walloping her ass to kingdom come in the process!
  • And now that she's 'ere, I went an' did jus' that! See, I don't break my promises!
• Boy, it was a great day when Dokuro ascended! We managed ta' hit it off immediately and I got ta' join her for slaughtering perverted creeps in da' Pantheon, even visiting Lord Raptor once more when he was tryin' ta' woo some other poor deity. However, I had ta' stop it when she was getting close ta' just killing anyone who just looked at a girl with a interested gaze. And here, I expected ta' be the one people try ta' keep control of, NOT be da' one controlling others. Still, she is still a loads of fun to be a companion with, and I'm down for another round or two!
• Hey, looks like I'm not the only girl here with a cool flying partner; Gertrude and her pal Larry the fly are quite a good team, and they make great partners! Of course; we like to get together and mess around, or even take revenge on others that did us wrong, like with The Liebertarian movement after what they did to her!
• Turns out ‘dere is one other badass gal fightin’ da’ mafia; Mustache Girl! Let me just say I LOVE how brutal her ideas are; I’m ashamed I didn’t come up with da’ idea of selling mafia blood on da’ back market first! She, me, and Marie are more than happy to spend a girl’s night out hunting down mafia punks!
  • Well, ‘dere was one thing ‘bout her...turns out she was homeless all this time; livin’ in a cave! Didn’t want us ta’ find out because it made us view her as weak. Didn’t matter to me one bit; I even decided to take her into Lab 8 to be one of our own, Big Band’s protests be damned! ...although, Band Camp actually didn’t seemed that annoyed by my demand of letting Mustache Girl stay here, thinkin’ ‘bout it. Even gave a soft laugh before welcomin’ her...Well, either way, Mustache Girl is now livin’ with me now, and according to some friendship chart that appeared and filled up in a rainbow bar after she hugged me to thank me for lettin’ her stay in a new home, we are now second besties...Hey, Marie still gets top billing as my best friend! Ya’ can’t replace da’ history of a lifelong friendship!
• Hey, I'm a parent now! Eh, kind of. You see, da' Toontown Guardians wanted my help. Mickey found some old tapes and ink in his temple with a note from one Joey Drew, saying how he wanted this character of his called "Bendy" to be a cult icon, only for it to not happen. So they tasked me ta' see if I can recreate him. Now, I brought anvils and bombs ta' life before, sure, but this was definitely my biggest challenge yet! But 'ey, ya' know what? After watching his shorts, molding his ink, and finding out about his horror origins of being a monster terrorizing an abandoned studio that left him forgotten, I actually did it, and brought Bendy ta' the world of the Pantheon! Who needs an ink machine when ya' have me around, anyway?!? Just, don't get any extra ink on him. Trust me; doesn't end well...
• So apparently dere's this other me from 'nother world who's a mentor to some girl who's name ah can't remember. Let me be blunt with ya, pal; if she ain't throwin' lead, or spittin' Shout-Out after Shout-Out with erry word, she ain't me. Her eyes are cool, though!
• That's all, forks! Let me just give one last Shout-Out to my mentor in fourth wall breaking and fellow sparring partner (or at least that's what the Pantheon canon says), Deadpool! Take them away!
  Deadpool: Aw, isn't my prod-a-jay wonderful? If you want to learn more of the man who taught Peacock what she knows, just check out my profiles...Oh, wait; how about instead buying my hilariously awesome kick-ass comic? Or watching my movie? Or playing my ga-
  Peacock: Hey! If you're advertising, than so can I! Come on down and buy the hottest fighting game to date; Skullgirls! You'll be selling that copy of "Smash Bros Melee" just to buy all our awesome DLC! And if you want more; pick up the Skullgirls Mobile game app for more chances to spend your mone-
  Deadpool: Hey, no fair! You said I could end your profile!
  Peacock: Yeah, but I didn't say anything about promoting your shit! That costs 5 grand!
  Deadpool: $5,000?!? That's highway robbery! No way!
  Peacock: Well, ya' heard it 'ere first, I'm too good for Deadpool!
  Deadpool: Oh, are you asking for a fight?!?
  Peacock: In the words of another trope used here, Bring It!
  *The two engage each other into a Big Ball of Violence with angry banter being exchanged*
  George: Well, you heard da' two. Go on; move on ta' another profile. We'll be here for a while fighting...

Reiji Arisu and Xiaomu

Reiji Arisu and Xiaomu, Duo Deities of Original Crossover Characters

• Intermediate Deities
• Symbol: Reiji: His gun-and-katana holster; Xiaomu: Her staff and guns
• Theme Songs: Arisu of The Wavering City or Brave New World
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: Original Generation, Odd Couple / Battle Couple, Boke and Tsukkomi Routine, Savvy Guy, Energetic Girl, Guns and Swords Users, Gun Kata, Walking Armory, Uptight Loves Wild, Badass Creeds, Happily Married
  • Reiji: The Hero, The Stoic, Only Sane & Straight Man, Deadpan Snarker, Sword and Gun, Iaijutsu Practitioner, Quick Draw
  • Xiaomu: Asian Fox Spirit, Really 700 Years Old, Genki Girl, Otaku Surrogate, Yaoi Fangirl, Fourth-Wall Observer, Sword and Sorcerer, Too Kinky to Torture
• Domain: Crossovers, Guns, Swords, Otakus (Xiaomu only)
• Heralds: Kogorou Tenzai, Mii Kouryuuji, and Chizuru Urashima
• Followers: Ruby Heart, SonSon and Amingo, Mel and Dio, Beep-O, Alphonse and Sharena, Lann and Reynn, Yuki and Ai
• Allies:
  • Deities met: KOS-MOS, Jin Kazama, King II, Klonoa, Ling Xiaoyu, Alisa Bosconovitch, Heishiro Mitsurugi, Taki, Alisa Illinichina Amiella, Taizo Hori, Stahn Aileron, Yuri Lowell, Estelle, Kite, Kaguya Nanbu, Sanger Zonvolt, Ryu, Ken Masters, Chun-Li, Rose, Sakura Kasugano, Karin Kanzuki, Captain Cammando, Demitri Maximoff, Morrigan Aensland, Hsien-Ko, Felicia, Mike Haggar, Guy, Regina, Sir Arthur, Batsu Ichimonji, Frank West, X, Zero, Strider Hiryu, Chris Redfield, Jill Valentine, Dante Sparda, Phoenix Wright, Maya Fey, June Lin Milliam, Leon S. Kennedy, Erica Fontaine, Akira Yuki, Pai Chan, Kazuma Kiryu, Goro Majima, Ryo Hazuki, Segata Sanshiro, Axel Stone, Chrom, Lucina, Fiora Opa-Opa, Tiki, Miles Edgeworth, Ada Wong, Iris appear as NPCs but I'm not sure if that's a significant enough appearance for this
  • Others: Kyosuke Nanbu, Excellen Browning, Lamia Loveless, Setsuko Ohara, Tsukasa Kadoya/Kamen Rider Decade, Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger, Cloud Strife, Sora, Riku, Kairi, Lana, John Preston, Konata Izumi, Cuuko, Tomoko Kuroki, Hayato Kanzaki, Shulk, Adam Hunter & Blaze Fielding, Team RWBY (Ruby Rose, Weiss Schnee, Blake Belladonna, Yang Xiao Long)
• Enemies:
  • Deities met: Saya, Ogre, M. Bison, Juli and Juni, Juri Han, Jedah Dohma, Lord Raptor, Q-Bee, B.B. Hood, Nemesis, Sigma, Selvaria Bles, Metal Face
  • Others: Sephiroth, Master Xehanort, Vanitas, Cia, Anti-Monitor, Onslaught, Galactus, King Ghidorah, Apocalypse, Darkseid, Shinnok, Cinder Fall, Adam Taurus, Master Hand and Crazy Hand, Galeem and Dharkon
• Conflicting Opinion on: Heihachi Mishima, Kazuya Mishima, Akuma, Cammy White, Vergil Sparda, Ahri, Kurama, Mamizou Futatsuiwa Leon Magnus appears in Namco X Capcom, but I'm not sure if R&X would have a conflicting opinion or simply be enemies with him
• Agents of the organization known as Shinra, which investigates supernatural phenomena and specifically "fluxes", disturbances in space & time. One such flux they were investigating brough them to the Pantheon. Xiaomu was overjoyed seeing that many allies and friends they have met in their travels are here and pleaded for Reiji to join them as well. The younger operative contemplated this and agreed since certain foes they have faced are also here and it would be unwise to not keep an eye on them and other otherwordly threats located within the Pantheon.
  • As expected, their welcoming party was attended by all their allies they have met in the past, but unfortunately it was also crashed by the enemies they have met in the past who brought some of their mooks and a few other "surpise" guests from the House of Villains and Hatred. At least, Xiaomu said it livened things up, much to Reiji's frustration, before sending all the party crashers packing alongside their friends.
• The two of them are veterans of crossdimensional conflicts, having prevented the chaoticmerging of various worlds and dimensions twice, along with helping save twice the dimension nexus known as the Endless Frontier. To say they are no strangers to multiple dimensions is an understatement.
• The duo get along with other deities that are both original characters and come from media crossovers. One particular group are the Kingdom Hearts trio, Sora, Riku and Kairi. After hearing their stories, Reiji mused that Master Xehanort and the new Organization XIII are just as bad as Ouma and do everything they can to help them. Xiaomu, however, was far more interested in thinking up yaoi fanfics between the two Keyblade heroes. Reiji punished her by saying she'll get spanked as soon as they return to their temple and no aburaage for dinner.
• Upon hearing that "Shinra agents" arrived. Cloud immediately rushed over thinking that the Turks arrived and leaped into the temple with sword ready to strike without checking who was inside. He was immediately met by Xiaomu's Fox Lord Seal holding him within its sphere as Reiji pointed his shotgun and revolver at him. Cloud immediately realized his mistake and confessed he thought them as someone else. They still forgave him (reluctantly by Reiji's admission) even though Cloud didn't apologize. The fact that both Cloud and Reiji are somewhat alike wasn't lost on Xiaomu. Still, the swordsman said if they needed help to give him a ring.
  • Sephiroth, too, thought they were from the Shinra he came from. Unlike Cloud, their interaction was not as easily resolved and they remain bitter enemies.
• Both Reiji and Xiaomu were close allies with Tsukasa Kadoya and the Gokaigers, as both were amazed of their respective adventures, with Tsukasa meeting with various Kamen Riders in the Parallel Universe and the Gokaigers' quest of gaining the Greatest Treasure in the Universe while meeting various past Super Sentai teams and learning their values of what it means to be a true hero.
• Sanger Zonvolt once said the two greatly remind him of his own allies Kyosuke and Excellen, respectively. Upon being introduced to them, the two pairs noted the resemblances in attitude. Although, Reiji did comment on Kyosuke being too much of a gambler while both Xiaomu and Excellen make plans to have a girl's night out. Both the two males sighed and shook their heads.
• Reiji never travels anywhere without carrying the holster with his guns and katanas. A strange sight indeed since many deities prefer the use of Hammerspace to hold their many different weapons and tools, not to mention keeping both hands free. The Shinra agent proved them wrong showing just how quickly he is able to strike and shoot sometimes using both weapons at the same time.
• Has a healthy rivalry with Grammaton Cleric John Preston. Aside from being cold stoics, they each use Gun Kata to a superhuman degree. Preston does seem interested with using both guns and blades simultaneously and is training in secret to one day face Reiji equally in the field of battle. Wiz and Boomstick appear interested in putting the two of them in Death Battle.
• Xiaomu, despite her long life, is a complete otaku when it comes to games and anime. She if often seen playing at the House of Gaming alongside Cuuko and Tomoko, and even has marathon anime nights with Konata who is also another of her friendly gaming rivals. Reiji gets frustrated by her behavior as he much prefers Xiaomu to be out on patrol.
• She always has been a follower of Hiyori Tamura even before joining the Pantheon and now being part of it she spends as much time with her as she does with Konata. Rumor has it that the werefox is currently developing her own yaoi version of the times she, Reiji and other deities prevented the merging of worlds and Hiyori is all but too excited to draw it up. At least the western-based deities are relieved they didn't take part in that to be depicted so.
• Her relation with Kurama is spotty at best. He considers her a complete airhead who should act her age. She, in turn, says he's stuffy and should learn to relax instead of brooding all the time. The kitsune did say certain things but Naruto thankfully decided to not tell her what he said.
  • She also doesn't like to be close to Ahri as she reminds her of Saya. Despite what she thinks of her, Ahri is at least fortunate and relieved to know that Xiaomu does know she is a kumiho.
• Being a kitsune, she is naturally not thought very fondly by Mamizou Futatsuiwa, who takes any opportunity to take pot shots at her. In actuality, she's extremely concerned that Xiaomu will end up being one of Inugami's first targets should he ever be freed from the Kuzuryuu Muramasa. She confronted Reiji about her worry and he expressed concern about the matter. She still maintains her adversary relation as to not arouse any suspicion, though
• Wood fuels fire! Fire creates earth! Earth bears steel! And steel carries water! Shinra...Bashou!

Saya (Namco X Capcom)

Saya, Goddess of Crossover Exclusive Villains

• Intermediate Goddess
• Symbol: Her rack of katanas and grenade launcher
• Theme Song: Evil Profusion
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Walking Armory, Is a were-fox, Manipulative Bitch, Really 1000 Years Old, Crazy-Prepared, Tends to retreat when beaten
• Domain(s): Foxes, Chaos, World Merging, Weapons
• Heralds: Dokugozu and Dokumezu (her bodyguards), Sheath, the Katanas and Akatanas, the rest of Ouma, Drei and Eins Belanos, Due Flabellum, Meden Traore, the rest of Oros Phlox (she doesn’t know about the latter four)
• Followers: Shirley, Solego, Strike, The Mawgu, Abyss
• Allies: M. Bison, Jedah Dohma, Nemesis, Sigma, Lord Vortech, Tzeentch, SHOCKER, Tabuu, Galeem and Dharkon, Argalia
• Enemies: Reiji and Xiaomu and all deities who are allies with them, all of Vortech's enemies, the Avengers, X-Men, and all other heroic Marvel deities, all ascended Kamen Riders, all deities who are also Smashers, Ahri, Tamamo-no-Mae, Yomi, Ran Yakumo, Yukari Yakumo, Madara Uchiha, The Gokaiger, The Space Sheriffs
• Interested In: SCP-953, Kurama, Nightmare
• This is Saya, the top agent of a group known as Ouma, which seeks to merge all worlds together and create unbridled chaos by creating a monster called Byaku Shin. Saya has tried many times to accomplish this goal and has usually gained the aid of some of the most famous (or unknown) villains in video games. But every time, her plans are thwarted by Reiji and Xiaomu, who work with the enemies of these villains to take them and Saya down.
• One day in the Pantheon, Reiji and Xiaomu were meeting with each other, when Reiji suddenly experienced a huge bout of pain where his scar was. Xiaomu recoiled in horror, as she realized that could only mean one thing- Saya was back yet again. Sure enough, Saya appeared from a Rift with all of Ouma in tow, uncertain of where she had ended up. As usual, she was quick to make her presence known to Reiji and Xiaomu, but was shocked to find that many of the heroes who had worked with them were also in the Pantheon, and she was forced to retreat after a fight. Quickly managing to ascend under Crossover-Exclusive Villain, Saya and her minions set up a base to resume their plans.
• Saya was quick to find some of the villains whom she had worked with during her plans, including M. Bison, Jedah Dohma, Nemesis and Sigma. These villains were surprised to see that she was back, but agreed to help her with her plans. For her part, Saya is hoping more of them ascend so that she can bolster her ranks further. In particular, she’s wishing for the ascension of the other five major villains who originally took part in her first plan: Astaroth, Yoritomo, Druaga, Zouna, and Grandmaster Meio.
  • From Bison, Saya also learned of the GUAE, and quickly applied to join them. The GUAE accepted her into their ranks quickly, and Saya personally made certain to keep in the good graces of all of the assembled villains. She has no plans to usurp Melkor, but does intend to have him defend her should her plan of merging the worlds come true. If this were to happen, her ideal plan would be to have the entire GUAE attack the GUAG as they approached while she, her heralds, and Byaku Shin observed from their position, and then fight them once they managed to reach them.
• As Saya’s first plan to merge the worlds primarily relied on trying to obtain the Soul Edge, Saya began having the GUAE try to track it down. They eventually found out that it was in the possession of its rightful owner, Nightmare, but he refused to give the Soul Edge to them, believing that Saya’s plan would destroy the Soul Edge. Thus, Saya and her troops have begun resorting to underhanded tactics to procure the Soul Edge.
• Though Saya is a powerful agent, she answers to a higher authority- 99, a monster who is the original form of Byaku Shin. He was sealed in an area known as the Abyss of Time, but when the Key of Time, which controls it, was stolen, he and all the others trapped there were freed. Saya merged with him at the culmination of her original plan, but Reiji, Xiaomu, and their party were able to destroy him. Saya has been working to find out where the shards that were created when 99 was destroyed are to revive him, and the GUAE have been helping her in her goal.
• During her second plan, Saya had to compete with a group called Oros Phlox, who sought to destroy all worlds rather than control them. It got so bad that Saya was forced to ally with her enemies to fight them. The members of this group, alongside the agents of Ouma, have ascended alongside Saya, but they did it in secret and are only doing this to establish themselves in the Pantheon and do not seek to help Saya in any way. In fact, once they find a good trope to work under, they intend to reveal themselves and join the GUAD.
• When Lord Vortech caught wind of Saya and her plans, he approached her about merging worlds together, as this was also his plan, though with different means of accomplishing it. Saya soon formed an alliance with Vortech, allowing the two of them to become even more dangerous. This naturally put her in the crosshairs of the various enemies of Vortech, but she doesn’t mind that. She’s a more than capable fighter against these opponents, after all- although she is quite concerned about having to fight Batman, knowing he’s one of the most dangerous opponents in the Pantheon.
• As she’s a very competent planner and was able to change her original plan on the fly when it became apparent that obtaining the Soul Edge was impossible, Saya was quick to ally herself with Tzeentch and gain the aid of his forces. Tzeentch attempted to get the other Chaos Gods to work with her, but they felt she did not exemplify them enough. That hasn’t stopped her from considering to use Archaeon in her plans, and she’s also been trying to trick the other villainous Warhammer factions into working with her as well, with varying degrees of success.
• Saya’s plans have often drawn the aid of some of Capcom's greatest villains, with the three biggest powers (the Infernal Village, Shadaloo and the forces of Grandmaster Meio) in her first plan working with her on her two subsequent attempts. As a result, when the Avengers and X-Men learned of her presence, they quickly informed all the other heroes from their universe about Saya and what she is capable of. As a result, the Marvel heroes are on high alert should Saya try anything.
• Being a werefox, many of the other kitsune in the Pantheon feel uneasy around her. Ahri, Tamamo-no-Mae, Yomi, and Ran Yokumo all personally feel particularly uneasy, as she wields no magic but instead elemental katanas and a grenade launcher. For her part, Saya thinks they’re all stuck in the past and need to adapt, as she believes that weapons are the modern day version of magic, and that magic is no longer useful. Saya has also become weary of Ran’s master Yukari and knows she will have to get through her if she intends to merge Gensokyo with the other worlds.
  • That being said, there are two kitsune Saya is interested in. The first is SCP-953, who she wishes to control to attack people with, even though some have tried to tell her it does not like to be called a kitsune. Similarly, Saya believes Kurama is a good source of energy for her plans, but she knows she’ll have to contend with many of the deities from his realm to capture him. In particular, Madara Uchiha has been trying to prevent her from using Kurama, as this would interfere in his plan to use it as well. Saya has attempted to reason with Madara, but he isn’t really interested.
• Once SHOCKER found out about her plans, they approached her with a request to ally themselves with Ouma. Saya quickly accepted the request, and proved perfectly willing to work with their constant supply of monsters to attack opponents with. It helps that they constantly keep being brought back every time the Kamen Riders meet. That, of course, has put her on bad terms with the Kamen Riders themselves, but Saya is confident that Ouma will be able to handle their desires to fight them.
  • Before long, the Kamen Riders informed the Gokaiger and the Space Sheriffs of Saya's activity. These two are no stranger to crossovers, so they quickly took it upon themselves to help combat Saya whenever she shows up. Saya firmly believes that they, too, will be stopped should they step in to attack and combat her forces.
• Tabuu also joined up with Saya when she entered Subspace due to his desire to merge all realms with Subspace, allowing her to join up with his many, many monsters. For her part, Saya has been considering rebuilding the Subspace Bomb Factory to help him, and has also been trying to figure out how to make the bombs be operable without ROB units, as once the factory was destroyed, there was no way for Tabuu to make more ROBs, and the one who was secretly the Ancient Minister is clearly on the side of good from now on.
  • She also allied herself with Galeem and Dharkon after seeing their realms and noting they were like what her end game is. She doesn’t really favor either of them, but is leaning more towards Dharkon due to her desire to create chaos. This has also increased her enemies to those who fought against them- including Ryu, Ken, Lucina, Chrom, and Shulk, all of whom Saya has encountered in the past before.

Warrior King

Warrior King, God of Crossovers Through Linked Events

• Intermediate God (was a Greater God when wielding Warrior World’s orb)
• Symbol: The Warrior World orb
• Alignment: Lawful Good. Might be Neutral Good now.
• Portfolio: Royals Who Actually Do Something, Original Generation, The Good King, You Can't Go Home Again, Weird Crossover, Crown of Horns, Heroic Build, Barbarian Longhair
• Domains: Crossovers, Warriors, Royalty
• Allies: Chun-Li, Raiden (Mortal Kombat), Merlin, Arthur Pendragon, Altria Pendragon/Saber, Ryu, Ken, Guile, Commander Shepard, Conan the Barbarian, Alexander the Great, Hercules, Illyasviel von Einzbern, Leia Organa, Satsuki Kiryuin, Scathach, Team Voltron, Worf, Urdnot Wrex, Thor
• Rivals: Tsukasa Kadoya/Kamen Rider Decade
• Enemies: M. Bison, Shao Kahn, Shang Tsung, Sephiroth, Professor Hojo, Sheev Palpatine, Sauron, Ragyo Kiryuin, Mateus Palamencia, Wilhuff Tarkin, Gregor Clegane, Aku, Zarkon and Lotor, Melkor, Kronika, Vortech
  • Former Enemies: Sagat, Zangief
• Pitied by: Samurai Jack
• Opposes: Daenerys Targargyen
• A strange anomaly to say the least. Thanks to certain executives, four cartoons on the USA Network had to share a crossover between each other. Not a crossover in the traditional sense (Capcom an Midway Games were rivals in the Western market, their lawyers wouldn’t allow this) but a crossover where the shows would be tied in a specific event happening simutaneously. Enter Warrior King, the ruler of the planet Warrior World. Warrior World is at war with a group of unnamed Evil Sorcerors riding dragons, wanting to claim the magical orb of the planet that is said to harness unlimited potential that keeps Warrior World running. These invaders almost capture the orb but it is thrown into a portal across time and space, with Warrior King chasing it soon after. This is the beginning of his series-hoping adventures.
  • M. Bison managed to possess the orb and was exploiting its weather-manipulating powers to basically put the world hostage. Chun-Li arrives to stop him and coming through is Warrior King. The two managed to hit it off quite well though after stopping Bison and losing the orb again, Warrior King leaves to continue his journey. And the Adventure Continues.
  • The second part really isn’t important but if you must know, Warrior King gets into a scuffle with cops who were fighting a demon essentially, with no orb in sight. The recorded third adventure is more interesting as Shao Kahn managed to possess the orb next, giving it to Shang Tsung to see if he can kill Raiden. Of course, Raiden beats Shang Tsung and casts the orb away, with Warrior King having no time but to jump immediately after it. No interactions with the Netherealm warriors once so ever.
  • The final chapter in Warrior King’s journey has his awoken from cryosleep, having been on a journey to find the orb for likely centuries if not more than that. It has been ages since he had last seen Warrior World, since he last seen any friends he made on his journey. As everyone he knows is dead (Warrior World’s unstable ecosystem without the orb destroyed it, if the invaders didn’t do it already), obtaining the orb is his only hope to find salvation within him. Awoken by the Wing Commander cast, Warrior King learns of the orb’s location, on a formerly desolate planet called Oasis being worshipped by its inhabitance. Tempted to take the orb, Warrior King realizes he would make Oasis suffer the same fate Warrior World had. With that, he leaves to parts unknown, knowing his home would live on within him...
• Unsurprisingly, it would only take awhile until he managed to reach the Pantheon. Quite impressed with the place, he wandered around until he discovered a familiar face: Chun-Li. Shocked by the fact she is somehow still alive, he approached her with the idea of rekindling their potential romance. Unfortunately, Chun-Li here is not aware of those events (his Chun-Li followed the movie timeline) and asked who Warrior King was. Dishearted, Warrior King was forced to explain who her was to her. Chun-Li realized that he wasn’t lying and struck a friendship with him. They remain friends until now though both aren’t comfortable yet to having a relationship thanks to their unique circumstances. Warrior King cannot catch a break.
• Was not happy with how M. Bison managed to arrive here as well. The Bison he knows of is just as terrible here as he knew him there. Luckily, Sagat and Zangief are not his minions in the slightest currently though Warrior King is still quite wary of them.
• Since Shao Kahn was in possession of his orb for a good chunk of time as well (yes, this is the film continuity Kahn), and the warmongering just handing it over to his treacherous subordinate like it was nothing really ticks Warrior King in the wrong sorts of ways. Kahn would like to say he does not need that “pathetic” orb to rule. Warrior King could not tell to be insulted or relieved.
  • Since Raiden made the orb lost again in the first place, Warrior King was slightly pissed at him for not holding onto it. Raiden apologized to Warrior King, if his counterpart knew the Warrior King was searching for it, then he would have just held onto the orb a little bit more for at least a but more since Warrior King arrived a minute too late. Letting go of his anger, Warrior King respected Raiden’s decision for not taking the orb’s power himself and became good friends.
• The wizard Merlin reminds Warrior King of his magical advisor who sent him on his journey. Merlin then introduced King Arthur to him (both of them), knowing they would find some kindship over the fact they had both failed to save their fallen kingdoms. And to his delight, he was correct.
• As a warrior (no kidding), Warrior King would obviously find good friendships to pure-unbridled fighters like Alexander the Great, Conan, and even Hercules as good sparring partners. Even they find Warrior King a rather formidable battler thanks to his ages of experience outlasting all of them combined (unless Hercules goes full-on Berserker/Archer). His staff and his cheapshot lazer-belt are a bit infamous in combat tourneys.
  • Got into a rather harsh match against Gregor Clegane, who’s pure ferocity caught Warrior King by surprise. Again, he was able to beat the Mountain with a blast from his belt as a finishing blow. After the matches for today ended, Gregor jumped on Warrior King, enraged to be beaten. However—with his more honed skills—Warrior King was able to defend himself and knock his enemy out, waiting for the authorities arrived. Gregor swore to make sure Warrior King pay for the humiliations.
• As those who helped finally recover the orb aren’t here, Commander Shepard would have to fill for them, being a Space Marine after all. Shepard think that they are serving as a Replacement Goldfish for Warrior King though realized that Warrior King stuck by Shepard because of their charisma and combat prowess impressing him, making their friendship far less uncomfortable.
• Knowing what it was like for going on a hopeless journey without end, Samurai Jack and Warrior King found their former situations a whole lot similar. To be fair on Warrior King’s part, he suffered even longer and much earlier than Jack did, making Jack wonder if his rather shorter in comparison suffering made him a Broken Hero, how is Warrior King doing since his travels were All for Nothing.
• Probable a person who is able to understand Warrior King is Scathach, who also has centuries of experience as well. Just don’t mention her age in front of her. She challenged him to a duel and after managing to disarm Warrior King, Scathach said that perhaps Warrior King to prove his mettle... in the bedroom. Warrior King, extremely tired from the battle, said no. Scathach wonders if her mentioning of her age might have something to do with the rejection.
• Tsukasa Kadoya went to meet with Warrior King after hearing his dimension-jumping might rival his own. Wanting to see if Warrior King has the mettle as told about, Tsukasa challenged him to a fight. However, since this was immediately after the Scathach battle, Warrior King walked away. Tsukasa still tries challenging Warrior King whenever he can but somehow, Warrior King is always tired from doing another fight from earlier and ditches him. Tsukasa is a bit miffed on being unable to have what he wants.
• His story of losing his home struck a cord with the Alderaan princess, knowing the pain of having (most) of your people being snuffed out by evil forces. She told Warrior King if he ever wanted to rebuild his kingdom, she would do everything in her power to help.
• People point to Wreck-It Ralph are perhaps the first time Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter crossed over (though Kano is called the generic name of Cyborg for some reason) though Warrior King beat them to the punch. Though in that case is VERY lenient thanks to not interacting with anybody from the Mortal Kombat tournament.
• Warrior King is enraged of how Palpatine and Tarkin were willing to blow up planets, leaving their minuscule remaining population who were fortunate to be out of the worlds refugees, something Warrior King cannot experience because for all he knows all his people are dead. He has sworn to take them both to justice for these crimes along with a whole plethora of reasons as well.
• With the extreme power the orb possesses, some from the villainous lot have expressed interest on taking the orb from Oasis themselves. With Warrior King knowing the dire consequences if they do manage to get their hands on it, has sworn to go against anybody who dare even thinks of taking its power.
  • Hojo truly does want to obtain the orb for scientific purposes... and likely in those said scientific purposes, make an unholy monster like how Sephiroth turned out. Yeah, Warrior King is saying no to that. Even worse is the One-Winged Angel himself and even Mateus Palamencia have become quite fascinated of what the orb’s power will bring to themselves.
  • A real concern Warrior King has is the Zarkon likely has the technology capable of making the orb and endless power source for him to use, as it can be capable of producing as much Life Energy as he wants to make. Warrior King is also keeping his eye out of Lotor too, and while the prince has done nothing in the Pantheon to be deemed an enemy, his past atrocities made Warrior King quite distrustful towards him.
  • Melkor and Sauron’s sources remind Warrior King of the Obviously Evil invaders he had to fight. Warrior King is investigation if the invaders are being backed by Melkor in some way, suspicious after seeing the familiar sight of mages riding dragons going into the offensive.
• Disgusted by how Ragyo Kiryuin sold out the human race, and even worse— molesting her daughters. As tempting the idea of power is, there is a reason why Warrior King did not become a full-on tyrant. He’s working with Satsuki to take down Ragyo once and for all.
• Kronika became quite interested in Warrior King, appearing to him with the offer of bringing Warrior World back to a time when it was still a paradise, with no threats from his enemies. Suspicious, Warrior King denied the request, not knowing who Kronika even was. Kronika thought this answer may have come up, so just to see what happens, she sent Warrior King to an illusion of his kingdom being ransacked after he had vanished. Horrified, Warrior King begged for her to stop the vision. Kronika then asked again if he wanted to prevent this suffering done to his people but Warrior King refused despite being traumatized. Until the bitter end, he knows his people must have been strong if he could not be there to be their strength, so he rejected the Titan once more. Disappointed at a potential pawn not manipulable, Kronika left Warrior King to wallow in his sadness.
• Doesn’t like being reminded of dragons too much, especially if those in charge of dragons order their steeds to start burning down everything in their path. Those factors made Warrior King somewhat loathe Daenerys, even before her Sanity Slippage.
• Do not expect him to show up as a Guest Fighter at any point. That should go without saying.

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