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Hello there. I am clemont107, an avid horror-film fan, and music and computer obsessed Geek. I also like listening to (and attempt to compose) trailer music, though I generally prefer electronic, non-orchestral sound-design thriller tracks as opposed to conventional orchestral "epic music" tracks, mostly because the former sound more hard-hitting, intense, and gritty to me.Explanation

I'm also willing to trade Pokémon with anyone who needs a Pokémon that's currently not in their collection. I have HOME, Sword, Legends Arceus and Violet, so feel free to ask me for a specific Pokémon and I can trade one with you when I'm free. I don't really need anything in return (due to having completed my HOME National Pokédex and Living Dex collection), so just catch any low-level Pokémon to trade to me.

My DeviantArt page can be found here.

Discord Username: .cookie701

Nintendo Switch Friend Code: SW-1379-8100-8619

Pokémon HOME Friend Code: JMHFKAUXBZNM

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    Favorite Filmmakers, Actors, Producers, etc. 

    Favorite musicians 

    Favorite albums 
This is a list of my favorite music albums. In general, I prefer hard-hitting, electronic sound-design albums to orchestral ones. The number of tracks on the album, as well as the number of composers working on the album, is a factor in whether I like it more or not (the more the better). My favorites of this list are marked in bold.
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Asylum
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Asylum 2
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Automator
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Automator 2
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Automator 3
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Bangers and Smash 3
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Bangers and Smash 4
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Brutalizor
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Creepy Creepers from Creepville 2
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Encounters 2
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Pulsatronic 2
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Pulsatronic 3
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Severed 3
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Solenoid X2
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Solenoid X3
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Sycophant
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Sycophant 2
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Xrepeator
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Xrepeator 2
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Zirenz
  • Colossal Trailer Music - Zirenz 2
  • Complexities of Sound - Accelerator
  • Complexities of Sound - Accelerator 3
  • Complexities of Sound - Bullets + Rhymes
  • Complexities of Sound - Deflector
  • Complexities of Sound - Deflector 2
  • Complexities of Sound - Deflector 3
  • Complexities of Sound - Deflector 4
  • Complexities of Sound - Grinders
  • Complexities of Sound - Grinders 2
  • Complexities of Sound - Grinders 3
  • Complexities of Sound - Grinders 4
  • Complexities of Sound - Incubator
  • Complexities of Sound - Incubator 2
  • Complexities of Sound - Incubator 3
  • Hybrid Core Music + Sound - Annihilator 3
  • Hybrid Core Music + Sound - Annihilator 4
  • Hybrid Core Music + Sound - Cryostasis 2
  • Hybrid Core Music + Sound - Shivers 2
  • Hybrid Core Music + Sound - Shivers 4
  • Hybrid Core Music + Sound - Slasher 2
  • Hybrid Core Music + Sound - Slasher 3
  • Hybrid Core Music + Sound - Synchronicity 2
  • Hybrid Core Music + Sound - Synchronicity 3
  • Hybrid Core Music + Sound - Synchronicity 5
  • Hybrid Core Music + Sound - Synchronicity 6
  • Really Slow Motion - Tenebris
  • Really Slow Motion - Tenebris II
  • Really Slow Motion - Tenebris III
  • Really Slow Motion - Tenebris IV
  • Really Slow Motion - Tenebris V
  • Really Slow Motion - Eject!
  • Really Slow Motion - Eject 2
  • Really Slow Motion - Eject 3
  • Really Slow Motion - Eject 4
  • Really Slow Motion - Eject 5
  • Really Slow Motion - Eject 6
  • Really Slow Motion - Eject 7
  • Really Slow Motion - Eject 8

Works I am interested in

    Anime and Manga 
    Films - Animated 
    Films - Live-Action 
    Literature 
    Live-Action TV 
    Video Games 
    Web Animation 
    Webcomics 
    Western Animation 

Some more stuff about me

    Favorite tropes 
    Least favorite tropes 
  • Adaptational Dumbass: It can be quite a disservice to make an intelligent character less brilliant or cunning than they were in the original source material.
  • Aesop Amnesia: Unless this is Played for Laughs, it can be irritating to see the character in question have to learn the same thing over and over again.
  • And Your Reward Is Clothes: Please don't reward me with clothes unless they actually do something that affects my gameplay positively.
  • Bedsheet Ghost: I honestly don't find these types of ghosts scary. There are a lot of ghosts in horror movies that I find more scary because they don't use this trope.
  • Black Dude Dies First: It's quite infuriating to see a minority character dying first and/or early on in a work.
  • Broken Bridge: I find uses of this quite annoying in video games, especially since they force you to meet certain requirements before proceeding.
  • Cosmetic Award: I really don't like these kinds of rewards in video games, I prefer rewards that actually contribute towards gameplay in a positive way.
  • Damsel Scrappy: I don't really like it when a character has to be rescued all the time and otherwise contributes nothing to the plot.
  • Easily Forgiven: I don't think former villains that committed incredibly heinous crimes should be forgiven instantly just after redemption. They should make more efforts to atone going forward if they want forgiveness.
  • Evil Is Easy: It's just as difficult to be evil as it is to be good, in my opinion.
  • Fetishized Abuser: No. Just... No
  • Girls Are Really Scared of Horror Movies: Girls easily love horror movies just as much as guys do.
  • Idiot Hero: Honestly, I prefer heroes who are intelligent as heck.
  • I Work Alone: I don't like it when characters want to work on something by themselves, because it's often more efficient to get things done in a group.
  • Jump Scare: Honestly once you expect it, it kind of gets too predictable and overused to be scary at all.
  • Kids Shouldn't Watch Horror Films: I disagree.
  • Lighter and Softer: I don't really like subsequent works becoming less dark or serious, unless the previous installments were so dark they bordered on Too Bleak, Stopped Caring.
  • Men Act, Women Are: A double standard that is better off Averted.
  • Men Are Generic, Women Are Special: Yet again, another double standard. Pass!
  • Moody Trailer Cover Song: I don't really like it when movie or video game trailers use this, as it's just a cover of an already existing popular song. I think it's better for trailers in general to use trailer music tracks that are original and not based on any preexisting songs.
  • Negated Moment of Awesome: While some Played for Laughs examples of this are fine, I don't like an awesome scene to be subverted in terms of awesomeness.
  • Nice Character, Mean Actor: Sometimes this reminds me too much of Broken Pedestal moments, which can be mean-spirited.
  • Phony Psychic: It's kind of insulting to psychic powers in fiction.
  • Powerful, but Inaccurate: Admittedly I prefer attacking moves in video games to have 100% accuracy even if they are powerful. Nothing just stings like an attack missing its target.
  • Recycled Trailer Music: Using music from a film soundtrack in a trailer doesn't really appeal to me because it doesn't capture the audience's attention as well as music composed specifically for use in movie trailers and advertisements, especially sound-design thriller music.
  • Repurposed Pop Song: This is even worse than a Moody Trailer Cover Song, as the trailers using this don't even try to hide the fact that they aren't trying to make their trailer sound original with a unique and original track. If anything, I find trailers with preexisting songs in them very boring.
  • Rockers Smash Guitars: Yeah, I don't like occurrences of this trope in media because I think guitars are priceless and doing this is extremely disrepectful to not only the guitar manufacturers but also rock music in general.
  • Romantic Comedy: I'm not really a fan of this genre, because works that fit it can be too lighthearted for me to actually enjoy.
  • Sampling: Please create your own music and tunes instead of using someone else's.
  • Scary Musician, Harmless Music: What's wrong with scary music?
  • Science Is Bad: Science is not bad, okay?
  • Sequel Difficulty Drop: I just like video game sequels to be more reasonably difficult, thank you.
  • Sex, Drugs, and Rock & Roll: This is just a terrible stereotype. That's all I'm saying here.
  • Stock Trailer Music: I'm not a fan of movie trailers using these type of tracks because chances are audiences have already heard the song elsewhere. Always best to use production library trailer music for originality.
  • Stupid Good: Protagonists that fit this trope can be very annoying because they choose to take actions that that seem the most heroic but end up causing more harm that could have been avoided with more pragmatism.
  • Too Dumb to Live: Yeah, any character that falls under this can make me lose interest in their survival.
  • Younger and Hipper: Yeah, I think retooling characters to be younger in a spinoff or adaptation doesn't really interest me.
    Tropes I have mixed feelings on 
  • Comedy: I don't really like lighthearted comedy works because I prefer works that are more serious and often darker, as I can more easily relate to them. I do enjoy some Black Comedy works though.
  • Ghost Fiction: Honestly, I don't really like supernatural horror as much as slasher horror because slasher movies are often more grounded in reality, while supernatural stories often focus on more fantastical elements. However, there are some supernatural horror movies that I do like a lot (e.g. Insidious, The Conjuring).
  • Gory Discretion Shot: I like Gorn so a Gory Discretion Shot can be disappointing in a horror movie, but it's understandable if the death in question was extremely disturbing, possibly so much that the movie would have ended up with an NC-17 rating instead of an intended R rating if it weren't cut.
  • Hip-Hop: There are some songs of this genre that I do enjoy listening to a lot, but overall I feel that the genre mostly lacks the intensity of modern Rock genres that I enjoy.
  • Ominous Latin Chanting: While it can bring a lot of intensity into a scene, I still prefer distorted synths and Hell Is That Noise for that purpose.
  • Orchestral Bombing: While I am fine with the use of this trope in the actual soundtrack for a movie or video game, I'm not a fan of its use in movie trailers or commercials. For that area, I think sound-design suspense thriller trailer music is better because it's more effective at gaining and retaining the audience's attention and is more likely to stay in their memory long after the advertisement ends.
  • Pop: There are some pop songs I do enjoy a lot, but for the most part I don't find pop to be as enjoyable as Rock genres due to its overall lower intensity than the latter.
  • "Psycho" Strings: There are some examples of horror film scores and trailer music tracks that utilize this very well, but I generally prefer distorted industrial synths for horror music because they sound more scary, unnatural and unfamiliar, while string instruments are more familiar to the human ear and thus usually are not as scary or disturbing for me. A recent trend in horror trailer music has been using less distorted industrial synths and more string sounds, which has been quite disappointing for me to witness.
    Tropes that describe me 
  • Animesque: Some of my art fits this, but it's also inverted in that I often draw anime characters in a Western Animation artstyle, especially that of Family Guy.
  • Author Avatar: Some of my fanon versions of characters fit this to an extent.
  • Berserk Button: Several:
    • Name-calling. I don't like it when people call me names, and I don't like it when people call other people names.
    • Having one person do all the work by themselves. It's stressful for them, and I would rather have people divide the work together.
    • Wasting time. Time is something one can never get back, so I prefer to be most efficient with things.
    • Politics. I just try to avoid discussions about it, for my sanity's wellbeing.
    • A Downplayed example with orchestral music; I do like orchestral soundtracks being featured in the film, video game or television series themselves, but I don't usually like the presence of orchestral trailer music in trailers or commercials, due to lacking the intensity of sound-design trailer music that I really like.
    • Video games that can be completed within a short period of time can be a bit annoying, because I prefer my video games to have much more content and long storylines that can take up to months to complete.
    • Similarly, games that are easy can be frustrating because they don't provide as much of a challenge as I would have liked.
  • The B Grade: I try to avoid B-grades or lower, but sometimes I cannot help it.
  • The Bore: Sometimes I'm afraid of being this, given my tendencies to talk about my interests too much.
  • Cloudcuckoolander: Sometimes I get so obsessed with some thoughts in my head that I forget other things, to my detriment.
  • Commander Contrarian: Somewhat, as sometimes I have opinions about works, music or other things that run contrary to the majority of others'. My love for some movies with negative critical reception can be partially attributed to this.
  • Cosmic Plaything: Somehow a lot of bad things happen to me. I'm really unlucky to the point I believe the universe has it out for me.
  • Curious as a Monkey: I tend to be interested in a lot of new things I end up learning about. Sometimes this backfires.
  • The Cynic: Very much so, due to my personal bad luck in addition to observing that good things happen to bad people and vice-versa. I always hope for the best but also prepare for the worst outcome, and I always expect the worst outcome to be more than likely.
  • Dark Is Not Evil: I like dark colors and horror movies but I'm usually a pleasant person.
  • The Eeyore: More-so than in the past. I feel that bad things keep happening to me for some reason and this causes my outlook on life to be worse off.
  • Exhaustion-Induced Idiocy: I tend to suffer this when I'm really tired, which happens quite often.
  • The Fatalist: I do believe that fate is fixed and cannot be changed.
  • Fat Idiot: Inverted. I'm slightly overweight but I'm actually quite smart when it comes to computers, mathematics and other fields. But I do make a lot of mistakes.
  • Geek: I like video games, movies and television shows, and computers.
  • Gentleman and a Scholar: While I'm jerkish sometimes, it's never about bragging about my knowledge of things. I try use my knowledge to help others succeed.
  • Goth: Downplayed, but I do like wearing dark clothes and listening to rock/metal music.
  • Hair-Trigger Temper: Sometimes if I get insulted or something bad happens to me, I get upset easily. I try to control this though.
  • Hell Is That Noise: I'm a fan of these kinds of sounds.
  • Heroic Self-Deprecation: Downplayed. I know that I'm pretty smart but sometimes I doubt myself when I have to complete an assignment, because I don't know if I can do well.
  • The Insomniac: Most nights I have trouble sleeping, for some reason.
  • Jerk with a Heart of Gold: I'm generally a nice person, but sometimes I freak out quite easily if something unexpected happens or if I can't get any sleep.
  • Kindhearted Cat Lover: I love cats.
  • Mood-Swinger: Sometimes I get really happy for a bit, thinking about something, and then I get back to reality and then enter my "sad phase".
  • Must Have Caffeine: Occasionally, I can focus better on work after drinking some coffee or diet soda.
  • Nervous Wreck: Sometimes if something unexpected happens to me, I am reduced to this.
  • Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: I have a fear of accidentally causing this.
  • Nightmare Fetishist: I do like a lot of horror movies and horror-related tropes.
  • The Omniscient: What I aspire to be.
  • Post-Stress Overeating: Sometimes I eat a lot more when I'm stressed.
  • Previews Pulse: I like these sounds in trailer music, particularly sound-design suspense tracks.
  • Shrinking Violet: Somewhat, as I usually feel quite shy with other people I'm not familiar with.
  • Sleep Deprivation: This happens a lot to me because of stress, work, and a lot of other things I didn't plan for.
  • The Smart Guy: I know a lot of stuff about computers, mathematics, and sciences, though there are a lot of things I still don't know about.
  • Stepford Smiler: Sometimes I try to keep a happy smile, but I'm not truly happy most of the time.
  • Stepford Snarker: Sometimes I use snark as a way of dealing with my emotions.
  • Took a Level in Cynic: I used to be more idealistic when I was younger. Let's just say I was very naive back then, okay?
  • Unabashed B-Movie Fan: I enjoy low-budget horror movies that fit the B-movie aesthetic.
    Headcanons 
  • Marnie
    • I think Marnie would take part in environmental activism in her free time, because it would allow her to interact more with Pokémon and help protect them. I could see her adopting a Granola Girl aesthetic on occasion while doing so.
    • I also think Marnie would try to compose electronic music in her spare time, including trailer music. She would specialize in sound-design trailer music, getting into this hobby because she was a bit disappointed that there was a shift in focus away from sound-design towards orchestral content in recent years.
  • Mina Ashido
    • I think that Mina would do cosplays as a hobby, dressing up as other, different characters, sometimes from other franchises. To complete the cosplay, she would even get in-character and act as if she were actually the character she was cosplaying as, in a form of Method Acting.
  • Penny
    • I think Penny would be interested in the rainforest and would love to travel there to explore and find new species of creatures as well as archaeological artifacts from ancient civilizations. She would also use technology to identify and help Pokemon there in a form of environmental conservation, similar to how contemporary environmentalists do in Real Life.

    Some Ideas I've Had for Mega Evolutions for Existing Pokemon 
This is a list I made consisting of my ideas for new Mega Evolutions for existing Pokemon, assuming Mega Evolutions return sometime in the future.

Mega Archaludon

  • Type: Steel/Dragon
  • Ability: Competitive
  • Height: 7'03"
  • Weight: 154.3 lbs
  • Stats
    • HP: 90
    • Attack: 125
    • Defense: 150
    • Sp. Atk: 145
    • Sp. Def: 85
    • Speed: 105
    • Total: 700
Mega Archaludon's body is now a darker shade of silver, and glowing cyan electrical lines now cover its body. Archaludon also now has retractible, sharp electrical poles that emerge from the yellow tips of the spires on its arms, legs and tail to conduct high voltage electricity. Its blue plating has now become a dark, glowing indigo color, and the plating on its face now resembles a sci-fi, powered armor helmet.

Mega Kleavor

  • Type: Bug/Rock
  • Ability: Sharpness
  • Height: 6'07"
  • Weight: 242.5 lbs
  • Stats
    • HP: 70
    • Attack: 155
    • Defense: 135
    • Sp. Atk: 55
    • Sp. Def: 90
    • Speed: 95
    • Total: 600
Mega Kleavor's axes are now two-sided and are now polished to the point that they're reflective. Kleavor also gains more protective chest and abdomen armor that is the same color as its axes were before the transformation. Mega Kleavor's axes also start glowing a fiery red when swung around.

Mega Overqwil

  • Type: Dark/Poison
  • Ability: Poison Touch
  • Height: 9'02"
  • Weight: 168.9 lbs
  • Stats
    • HP: 85
    • Attack: 145
    • Defense: 125
    • Sp. Atk: 75
    • Sp. Def: 85
    • Speed: 95
    • Total: 610
Mega Overqwil now gains more spikes all over its body, which are now even larger than that of its regular form. Its tail marking now resembles a skull. Its eyes now have black sclera with purple irises, and its underside is now a sleek silver. Its perpetual expression is now a vicious sneer.

Mega Sneasler

  • Type: Fighting/Poison
  • Ability: Tough Claws
  • Height: 4'07"
  • Weight: 109.1 lbs
  • Stats
    • HP: 80
    • Attack: 160
    • Defense: 80
    • Sp. Atk: 50
    • Sp. Def: 100
    • Speed: 140
    • Total: 610
Mega Sneasler gains a long black and red feather on its right ear as well, complementing the existing one on its left ear. Its forehead now has three diamond-shaped gems on its forehead, the larger center one glowing red while the smaller side ones remain yellow. Its claws have enlargened and have increased sharpness, and now glow a neon violet.

Mega Ursaluna

  • Type: Ground/Normal
  • Ability: Solid Rock
  • Height: 8'06"
  • Weight: 793.7 lbs
  • Stats
    • HP: 130
    • Attack: 180
    • Defense: 135
    • Sp. Atk: 55
    • Sp. Def: 110
    • Speed: 40
    • Total: 650
Mega Ursaluna's spikes have become pointed and metallic, with the tips of them now being colored yellow. The circle on its forehead now glows a bright platinum color, and its eyes are now golden. It has a grown tuft of hair on its head that resembles a crown. (This Mega Evolution is for Regular Ursaluna only, Bloodmoon Ursaluna cannot Mega Evolve.)

    Some Other Ideas I've Had for Video Games 
  • An Acid-type for Pokemon: I would like to see a new Pokemon type after Fairy, and I think Acid would be perfect for that. My main motivation for my version of an Acid-type would be to provide a check on high-tier types such as Water, Ground, Steel and Fairy-types, while boosting the effectiveness of Electric and Bug-types in the metagame. Here are the properties of Acid-types as they would relate to other types.
https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/pokemon_acid_type_chart_12_7_23.png
  • Existing Pokemon - mostly Poison-type Pokemon - would be retconned to have the Acid-type (so Muk would be Poison/Acid, Swalot would be pure Acid, Salazzle would be Acid/Fire, Victreebel would be Grass/Acid, and Eelektross would be Electric/Acid).
  • Pokemon Void Platinum, a Darker and Edgier real-time Action RPG sequel to Pokémon Platinum (akin to how Black 2 and White 2 were sequels to Black and White) with a completely new storyline and new player characters, new locations, Unreal Engine 5-level realistic graphics, and Mega Evolutions returning, with new Mega Evolutions for every single fully-evolved Pokemon that were introduced in Generation IV. The plot would revolve around the villainous team, Neo Team Galactic, trying to harness the power of Mega Evolutions for Sinnoh's legendaries in order to take over Sinnoh and the rest of the world, while the new player characters must try to stop them with the help of the previous player characters from the original Platinum. In addition to the more cyberpunk aesthetic (the game takes place 2 years after the original Platinum), the player can also ride a cool motorbike that replaces the original bicycle, and the player can also fight directly alongside their Pokemon using a nonlethal plasma stun rifle (that also deals damage to opposing Pokemon but doesn't kill them). Since Neo Team Galactic grunts would actually try to shoot the player character on sight instead of fighting them with their Pokemon first (only doing so as a last resort), the plasma stun rifle serves as a great way to incapacitate them (defeating them without actually killing them). The player character can also swim and dive to new underwater locations within the seas surrounding Sinnoh (including abyssal plains and marine trenches, of course with the help of a Powered Armor suit to handle the immense pressures). The Battle Frontier would be replaced with a new expansive location called the Battle Complex, with over 20 individual battle facilities. And of course, all Pokemon in the current National Pokedex can be brought into the game with no restrictions. The soundtrack would be scored by Mick Gordon in the style of his work for Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal.
https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/pokemon_void_platinum_game_cover_resized_4_18_24.jpg

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