Journey Through The Multiverse: Interest Check/Sign Up

Hm... Alright. Accepted.

edited 17th Feb '12 5:27:02 PM by Psyga315

Name: Philosopher

Age: 18

Sex: Male

Appearance: Human, blue eyes, dirty blond hair, glasses

Chosen Power/Tech: Tardis (Doctor Who) I think they can make Sonic screwdrivers as well

Personality: Thoughtful, curious, a little self-centered (Aren't we all), forgetful

Bio: Born in America. Always thinking, the thoughts just never stop like little voices constantly whispering to you. Always fascinated by technology.

edited 17th Feb '12 6:21:58 PM by Philosopher

Re move the {{ and }} around the link.

Accepted, though I will warn you: simply putting "My personality" doesn't really cut it. Just describe a bit of your personality. Again, it doesn't have to be 100% you, but there has to be some semblance of you.

How would be able to use "alchemy" as a power?

Well, when the shard is injected into the person, they gain the powers and knowledge of the energy that shard's from.

Well, yes, but its a segmented power. There's various types of alchemy—

Oh, darn, I just answered my own question.

Fixing it up. Give me a sec.

Name: Michael Lichand

Age: 17

Sex: Male

Appearance: Here!◊

Chosen Power/Tech: Fire Alchemy from FullMetal Alchemist — Note: there's no way to be more specific seeing as there is only one character that does it in the entire show, so...

Faction: None at first.

Personality: Michael operates by the Rule of Funny- he believes that he should do things when they are funny, and even when everyone around him is sad, he still tries to lighten the mood up- this gives him a cartoonish and almost crazy personality. Even if he sometimes is considered "not mature" by the people around him, he is still determined, creative, and always tries to be fair to both sides (but sometimes, he just can't help and help the side which will help him later.) He also always tries to do the most rational thing, and desires attention.

Bio: Raised on a stream of cartoons, Michael was always fascinated by the concept of fictional worlds. As time went by, his vast knowledge of cartoons allowed him an early entry into the world of more serious animation, which made him a more critic and rational person when the other kids in his class didn't care about "quality". The fact that he was deemed "weird" by his classmates thanks to his love of fiction turned him into the rational, but at the same time cartoonish Michael, who dreams of creating a story and becoming world-famous, while still being called by his classmates as "the one who lives on a world of his own creation".

edited 17th Feb '12 7:16:18 PM by Stratofarius

Accepted. Welcome aboard.

Hang on, if we're cloning an established character's powerset, do we wind up "becoming" that character or just using their abilities?

And I just realised that's far to ambiguously phrased.

Just the abilities.

OK. I think I'm out.

...
Actually, come to think of it, I'm really not comfortable playing a self insert. I'm out too. Sorry Psyga.

Nah, you just use their powers.

& Very well... This was probably a bad idea to begin with.

Really? Cause I liked it. Well, that doesn't mean a lot, but it means something.

Hm... Yeah. Alright, I'll keep going.

By self insert, do we have all of our physical features too?

Also, we have to have a fictional character's ability?

'cause I am alright with it in that case.

edited 18th Feb '12 9:28:46 AM by Dblade26

Color me interested. But I'm not gonna throw in my lot just yet with such a meager amount of players.

Yes. As much features as you want.

If I do things in terms of ability rather than a physical artifact I was thinking Araris Valerian-level Metalcrafting from the Codex Alera.

If it's an artifact required, I could probably think of something eventually.

edited 18th Feb '12 10:20:00 AM by Dblade26

Well, you have the option of gaining what is pretty much a copy of someone's powers via crystal shard or a psychical artifact.

edited 18th Feb '12 10:22:44 AM by Psyga315

So, yeah, don't give up on this RP.

I'm still interested, it's just taking me awhile to finish my sign-up...

Could I join this? This seems very interesting. If so, did someone already take the ability to change jobs like in the early final fantasy games?

edited 18th Feb '12 6:16:18 PM by Bluesunnyday

Nah, No one's taken that power.