Now how long have you been in my sandbox?

Nui Harime is an adorable, yet absolutely psychotic girl. Made entirely of Life Fibers, Harime is responsible for the death of Ryuko and Satsuki’s dad under her mother Ragyo’s orders. The Dragon to Ragyo, she mercilessly taunts and usually defeats her foes with little effort, including Ryuko…at first. The Dreaded to everyone who has met her, Nui enjoys being a sadistic evil woman, acts all bright and happy while committing her deeds, but when things go wrong, she shows her true self, acting more like the evil villain she is than before. Faux Affably Evil. In the end and some time after her defeat where Ryuko cuts off her arms, she commits suicide so that Ragyo can absorb her Life Fibers for a power boost.

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"Well golly gee, everyone seems to be having so much fun!"
Nui Harime, The Goddess Who Is Both Cute and Psycho

• Intermediate Goddess
• Symbol: Her smile, the purple Scissor Blade wrapped in Life Fibers, and her pink bow
  • Theme Songs: Kiる厭KiLL, Rhythm Kyoukagata Futatsuboshi Gokuseifuku, Nui Harime theme (IF)
• Alignment: Neutral Evil (Goes straight into Chaotic Evil when fighting)
• Portfolio: Cute and Psycho, Ax-Crazy, Humanoid Abomination, Perpetual Smiler, It's Personal with the Dragon,
• Domains: Cuteness, Clothing, Insanity, Evil
• High Priest: Kurome
• Superior: Ragyo Kiryuin
• Allies:
• Enemies: All Kill la Kill deities not named Ragyo, with special mention going to Ryuko Matoi, Senketsu and Satsuki Kiryuin, Yang Xiao Long
• Nui Harime is an artificial Life Fiber creation made by none other than Ragyo Kiryuin. Raised as the Grand Couturier of REVOCS, eventually, she would murder Ryuko Matoi’s and Satsuki Kiryuin’s father on Ragyo Kiryuin’s orders, taking one half of the Scissor Blades. When Ryuko meets her, she gloats about killing her father and they fight. She loses to Nui, who would later play a role in Ryuko’s brainwashing. Ryuko would eventually break out of it, and at a later date during a rematch, cuts off Nui’s arms. On Ragyo’s order, she commits suicide and lets Ragyo use what is left of her to strengthen herself.
• Nui Harime ascended shortly after Ragyo Kiryuin did, arriving in the Pantheon with the express intent to screw over the people, Ryuko Matoi and Satsuki Kiryuin, that played pivotal roles in her defeat, the latter even cutting off and destroying her arms. To this end, Nui casually used a false duplicate of her father, a machine stolen from the House of Machinery and Technology, to reenact his death, before letting it be broadcasted by Junko Enoshima. Why did she do this? Simply to let them know she was there. This, of course, spurred Ryuko and Satsuki to work faster in order to ascend Mako Mankanshoku and the Elite Four, not that Nui minds.

Edited by SailorVenus372 on Apr 14th 2024 at 11:44:21 AM

Dahlia Hawthorne is an evil, spiteful murderer who looks like a cute, innocent lady.

Theme songs shouldn't be indented under the symbol. Also, what hall is she in?

This is long enough to be approved now, but I wouldn't mind more visitor suggestions. Also, are there any spelling/grammatical errors?

The Archipelago, Home of the Background Magic Field (The Enchanted Isles)

• Fantastical Settings
• Description: A chain of 34 islands in the north Atlantic, ranging in size from a town square to Denmark.
• Symbol: The Gilmourie Tree's apple
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
• Portfolio: Fantastic Nature Reserve, home to a World Tree that grows under a Weird Sun, its inhabitants know little about the outside world, Fantasy Kitchen Sink, hidden by a Perception Filter, home to griffins, dragons, merfolk, nereids, dryads, centaurs, al-mirajes, kankos, unicorns, phoenixes, manticores, sphinxes, ratatoskas, hippocamps, chimeras, borometzes, pegasi, and more.
• Domains: Magic, seclusion, sailing, trees
• Vistors: Fluttershy, Gilda, Hitch Trailblazer, Rubeus Hagrid, the Spectral Familiars, Reimu Hakurei
• Banned from entering: Lord Voldemort, Pokémon Hunter J
• Magic entered the world when the first tree grew. It flowed into the soil, the air, and the water, spreading all over the Earth. This magic goes by many names — glimourie, glamry, glim, glimt — and the source of it all is called the Glimourie Tree. Long ago, magical creatures lived everywhere, but humanity hunted them to near-extinction. The glimourie is at its strongest in the Archipelago, and 3,000 years ago, it was hidden away to keep magical creatures and humans who respected them safe. Now, the only way to enter it is through portals that open under very specific circumstances, called waybetweens.
• Places of interest include:
  • Lithia is the largest island. It's home to Bryn Tor, a bustling port town where magical creatures roam the streets alongside humans. Hundreds of sailors pass through everyday to sell their most valuable wares. The streetlamps are lit with salamandric fire, which never goes out. It has a pub called The Naiad's Tail, which is popular among fishers.
    North of Bryn Tor is the City of Scholars, whose yellow stone buildings surround a lagoon. The Archipelago's wealthiest people live here, such as the Trevasse family. The city's landmarks include a mermaid-shaped fountain, a large jewellers called the Gem Palace, and Anja Trevasse's palazzo.
    The north-eastern peninsula is home to sphinxes, who are willing to offer knowledge to anyone who can answer their riddles — or eat them if they can't. They carve writing in various languages into mountainsides.
  • A few smaller islands have friendly inhabitants, too.
    Atidina's town of Icthus was once the biggest port in the Archipelago, but fell out of use when it was hidden from the rest of the world. Now, its human inhabitants enjoy its quietness, and occasionally merfolk and hippocamps swim alongside fishing boats. Borometzes grow in its fields, and unicorns live in its forests.
    Antiok is home to centaurs, skilled artisans who make magical artefacts and potions. Due to their high metabolic costs, they need to eat a dozen times a day, and they have night-long feasts every full moon. The University of Alquon is on the west of the island.
    Tār has a small population of humans, but its main point of interest is its forest. There, the smell of the glimourie is strong, and dryads live inside the colourful trees, some of which grow extremely delicious apples.
  • The Island of the Immortal has a golden palace where the Immortal, the being who contains the soul of the Glimourie Tree's first apple, lives. Whenever they die, they immediately reincarnate, and keep all the memories of their past lives. That was, until 100 years ago, when the Immortal's incarnation couldn't handle his burden and drank a potion to forget everything. Now, the palace is overgrown and overrun with karkadans, vicious unicorn-like creatures who kill for sport and have toxins dripping from their horns.
  • Arkhe is the northernmost island, surrounded by a choppy sea and covered in sand. It's inhospitable to most beings, but dragons like its warmth. Here, the Glimourie Tree grows under a sun-like orb of pure heat and magic called the Solumnulum, that holds the barrier around the Archipelago in place. It's also the "sun" that Icarus flew into. In order to keep it safe from intruders, the tree is hidden within a trap-lined maze that only the Immortal knows the way through.
  • There are also some islands that visitors are advised to avoid at all costs. The Island of Manticores is barren because its inhabitants try to eat everything they see, and like to torment their prey first. The Isle of Murderers is a prison colony that no-one can ever leave because of an enchantment.
• In order to preserve the Archipelago's wildlife, some gods were pre-emptively banned. Pokémon Hunter J hunts all sorts of exotic life-forms, and the magical creatures would definitely be on her list if she were allowed in. Voldemort is been known to kill unicorns, which is considered a special kind of evil in his world. It's unknown if the Archipelago has this taboo, but its inhabitants take great care to not needlessly kill magical creatures.
• Fluttershy, Hitch Trailblazer, and Rubeus Hagrid are all good with animals, magical or mundane. Fluttershy can tame the most dangerous of creatures, and during a visit, she calmed down a rampaging kraken simply by asking it what was wrong. The first time Hitch stepped onto Bryn Tor, he was instantly followed by an entourage of al-mirajes. Hagrid... is much less sensible. He once tried to pet a manticore, and would've gotten eaten if he wasn't so big. Some people have mistaken him for a berserker, who are an order of fearless humans who protect the Immortal.
• Gilda's visit caused quite a stir. Griffins are believed to be extinct in the Archipelago after the glimourie started to fade five years ago. Furthermore, unlike the Archipelago's griffins, Gilda can talk. She loved the attention at first, but soon became frustrated with it, so she sold some of her feathers to wealthy humans for an exuberant amount of gold pieces and left without another word.
• The Spectral Familiars are interested in the Archipelago because it has an eerily similar backstory to their Monster Sanctuary. It too is a place where magical beings live alongside humans that's hidden from the outside world, and surrounds the site where the first tree grew. They and their keepers have considered letting some of the Archipelago's creatures live in the Sanctuary, but they're having a hard time getting the flying senate (the Archipelago's government) to agree. Regardless, the two dominions have diplomatic ties, and their inhabitants frequently travel between them.
• For similar reasons, Reimu Hakurei is interested in the Archipelago. She's from a long line of miko who maintain the barrier that separates the fantastical land of Gensokyo from the mundane world. She once tried to throw a tea party in The Naiad's Tail... only to learn that they didn't serve tea. On the plus side, a kanko (the only Japanese creature known to inhabit the Archipelago) decided it liked her and tried to make a nest in her sleeve.

Edited by NitroIndigo on Apr 15th 2024 at 8:29:23 PM

Yeah the theme songs being under the symbol was a typo, and Characterized Appearances

Jonah would probably be banned so he doesn't sink any of the ships in the ocean.

@Sailor: Neopolitan is another cute, whimsily-acting young woman almost always seen with her umbrella (tough it serves as her weapon) that was a sadistic enforcer. Though after certain events, she might be more focused on finding herself currently.

I'm currently working on my Red Son Superman draft, so I'm curious as to if anyone has an idea for President Superhero. I have some ideas but I wanna see if others have an idea first so as to not tread on any toes

Thought someone suggested Black Panther?

Did they? Someone should probably check on that...

Anyway...

So, a while back, permission was supposedly given to remove Mr. Game & Watch from the House of Gaming, as his trope — Hammerspace — had little (if anything) to do with gaming. However, someone apparently forgot to follow through with this, and the permission was apparently given so long ago, we're having trouble finding which page said permission was given.

Thus, I am asking again for permission to remove Mr. Game & Watch from the House of Gaming, possibly to be replaced with, say, Steve and Alex. We can discuss possible alternatives, if you all like.

(In case anyone's worried, Mr. Game & Watch will still be present in the Pantheon, but only in the Hall of Space Manipulation.)

EDIT: I have 1 . Should I wait for more?

EDIT 2: Wait at least a day. Got it.

Edited by mdalsted on Apr 15th 2024 at 8:32:39 AM

for replacing Game & Watch with Steve and Alex for the Guardian position in Gaming.

EDIT: I recommend waiting for at least 1 day before taking action so that others have the chance to throw in their two cents.

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Apr 15th 2024 at 6:26:56 AM

Calvin Ellis/Kalel/Superman of Earth 23

Edited by PhantomFire on Apr 15th 2024 at 7:16:56 AM

@RJ-19-CLOVIS-93

Black Panther should be moved to that or Afrofuturism, IMO.

@SailorVenus — To a degree, you could say Nui is an artificial sister of Ryuko and Satsuki, so I can see some kind of paragraph about artificially-created siblings and offspring, such as Superboy as well as beings of similar origins without the sibling theme like Xion.

Her mannerisms and asymmetrical personality of being a cutesy girly-girl and a deranged butcher bring to mind Harley Quinn, though where Harley is sympathetic most of the time and can be genuinely nice and affectionate, Nui's attempts to be adorable are entirely fabricated.

She's a misanthrope, so if she's going to need an ally, then those who hate humanity like her and Ragyo are a good starting point. That said, I am curious as to what she would think of humans who have the same beliefs.

@mdalsted — on Alex and Steve replacing Game and Watch as Guardian Reps. We discussed this years ago, surprised how we haven't acted on it yet, to which I say just get it over with ASAP.

Updated draft on Scar. Honestly, there's not much to work around on him (then again, he's an animal, so pretty simple stuff), but I did do enough to ensure that the profile size and content are up to standards and approvals are open. Anything else I can add, or is he good to go?

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Scar, God of Herd-Travelling Ornithopods

• Demigod
• Symbol: an Edmontosaurus skull
• Theme Song: Opening Sequence
• Alignment: True Neutral
• Portfolio: Herd-Travelling Edmontosaurus, Intimidating Name for a Docile Herbivore, Good Scars, Evil Scars, Named After the Injury, Trekking Through the Cold Winter of Alaska, Accurately Portrayed for its Time, Herbivores Are Friendly
• Domains: Dinosaurs, Herds, Socialization, Migration, Winter, Survival, Companionship
• Allies: The Gang of Seven, Woog, Dweeb, Brontosaurus, Bix, Harry, Bron Buck, Blaze, Alpha, Alan Grant, John Hammond, Steve Irwin, Eliza Thornberry, Jack Tenrec, Hannah Dundee, The Ice Age Herd, Bambi, Rutt, Tuke, Babar
• Opposes: Indominus Rex, Indoraptor, Rexy, Spinosaurus, Riptor, Anjanath, Gwangi, Little Das, White Tip, Pod, Raptor Red, Sharptooth, One Eye, Deviljho, Glavenus, Rathalos, Rathian, Tigrex, Zinogre, Dag, Shere Khan, Teostra, Lunastra, Scar, Zira
• Wary Of: Speckles, Monoblos, Diablos
• The world of dinosaurs was a tough and perilous one, despite the majestic and awe-inspiring scope and the fields of Alaska during the Late Cretaceous were no different, for they depleted vegetation drastically and were unforgivingly cold, snowy, and windy during winter times, especially for dinosaurs who migrated to find new homes, nesting grounds, and food for themselves. Such was the case of Scar, a young Edmontosaurus who was forced to partake in a long migration to the warmer regions of Alberta with his herd after the winter deprived them of their needs. As Scar was dependent on his herd’s safety and support and was a juvenile, he was unprepared for the many terrors and dangers he would stumble across and would nearly lose his life on multiple occasions, especially as he ended up separated from his herd for a majority of the trip. But through some unexpected aid and a stroke of luck, Scar would eventually make it to Alberta and reunite with his herd, proving himself successful in his journey and becoming more mature because of it.
• It was a normal day in what was the wilderness of Late Cretaceous Alberta, during which Scar was peacefully eating leaves with the rest of the Edmontosaurus herd and alongside them were an accompanying group of Pachyrhinosaurus who also managed to coexist with the larger hadrosaurs out of defense and dependency. As summer was on the horizon, the two dinosaur species were preparing for their second annual migration north to Alaska. Only this time, their trip would take an unexpected turn when the combined herd were suddenly fought in the way of a wormhole. Although they tried to outrun it, the wormhole was quicker and caught up with the dinosaurs. To them, what happened was most unexpected, for they somehow ended up in a lush green field and making eye contact towards animals they had never seen in their time, particularly gazelles. Scar and the herd realized that they were in uncharted lands and, although uncertain of their circumstances, still carried on with their migration. Unbeknownst to him and the dinosaurs, they were in a land of deities and the Edmontosaurus himself was unaware that he was now a deified representative of his kind. Now what happens to Scar in the Pantheon is up to his experiences and newfound trials.
• As a comparatively normal herd animal, Scar is someone who doesn't particularly mind all the fantastical stuff in the Pantheon, at least at first glance, though given the new lands he's been browsing and wandering here, he was quick to register what was new to him and what was familiar. Naturally, dinosaurs and marine reptiles came off as a mix to him as while many looked similar there were just as many that looked incredibly different to the ones he had seen and interacted with. Hadrosaurs were not widely represented within the divine realms and Scar himself was the only representative of his species with the other four ascended hadrosaurs, Ducky and Dweeb, being a Saurolophus and Parasaurolophus respectively, and Buck and Blaze being Maiasaura siblings. While Scar was a bit taken back by what he thought was eccentric behaviour from the former two, he, fortunately, got along with the lambeosaurines thanks to their kindness and willingness to accept the Edmontosaurus as a friend and fellow "swimmer" as Ducky likes to call it. Scar still finds some of their antics weird, but he does enjoy their company, so long as they don't get themselves in too much trouble. With Buck and Blaze, Scar is happy to travel alongside them to different herding, feeding, and nesting grounds, despite being of different species and sticking close to keep themselves safe from being attacked.
• On the subject of plant-eating dinosaurs, Scar was familiar with ceratopsians and thyreophorans given he knew an Edmontonia back in Alaska as well as a Pachyrhinosaurus that travelled alongside his herd during their migration to Alberta, so despite his naivety, he guessed out that they can be bit tough to deal with due to their suffering needs. As a result, he expected Cera to be temperamental given her upbringing and it helped that his friendship with Ducky allowed Scar to tolerate the brash Triceratops as much as he could. Woog proved to be quite awkward given he was vastly different from Cera in personality and, oddly enough, his extremely excitable and childlike nature intimidated Scar more than the usual territorial and aloof nature of a typical Triceratops as Scar wasn't too familiar with such eccentricities to begin with. Finally, despite her ability to show human-like sapience, Bix was the closest Scar had to a genuine ceratopsian friend as she resorted to acting like an actual animal and showing immediate kindness to the Edmontosaurus on their first encounter. She also saw that Scar would fit quite well in Dinotopia, should he ever visit it. Overall, Scar gets along with all three ceratopsians, even if it takes a while to get properly accustomed to Cera and Woog’s antics.
• Sauropods initially turned out to be a memorable experience as the Pantheon provided Scar with the opportunity to be acquainted with them. Naturally, he would find easy company with them as much like hadrosaurs, they were primarily herd animals who traveled in large groups. As a result, the Edmontosaurus quickly saw himself getting along with Littlefoot and Bron, a parent-child Apatosaurus duo who’ve faced their challenges regarding migrations and predators, making the three of them feel as if they have something in common. Despite the hadrosaur’s more primitive thoughts, Littlefoot and Bron understood his situation pretty well as well as making sure he’s taken care of in the Great Valley should he come to attend. He also found companionship with a rather territorial Brontosaurus who generally didn’t mind Scar’s presence, even if the Edmontosaurus was initially intimidated by the sauropod’s size. Gradually, Scar realized that at least being in Bron and the brontosaur’s presence made him feel safe as the two were not afraid to wrestle against any passing carnivores and hunters, though he is aware that he can’t rely on them all the time, not to mention him growing into an adult would mean he would have to fend for himself and not just with a herd. Regardless, Littlefoot and Bron have asserted that Scar is always welcome to be in their company and the Brontosaurus has no problems with Scar being around him so long as the Edmontosaurus doesn’t bother him too much.
• The presence of theropods was to be expected in the Pantheon, but Scar was still caught off-guard by the sight of many of them as they looked quite reminiscent of the Gorgosaurus from Alaska and the Albertosauru’ pack he encountered during his migration. The predators Scar had to deal with most were Little Das and his family pack mainly due to his friendship with Buck and Blaze, though Big Al and the Spinosaurus were particularly memorable due to their distinctive appearance and being Scar’s first time dealing with a carnosaur and spinosaur respectively. It didn't help that the Spinosaurus almost killed Scar when the young hadrosaur once tried to cross a river to reach his herd during a migratory journey. Raptors like Red also proved quite troublesome, though it was Tyrannosaurus that terrified Scar most as he had the misfortune of encountering One-Eye as his first experience with said species, who had no problems in slaughtering the Edmontosaurus and his friends just for fun. As a result, Scar keeps away from other T. rexes like Sharptooth and Rexy, which is justified as hadrosaurs tend to be among the Tyrant Lizard King’s favoured prey and even related animals like Speckles the Tarbosaurus were to be treated with caution despite his more "heroic" reputation compared to other tyrannosaurs.
• As an animal that is content with a lifestyle in the wilds, Scar keeps somewhat minimal contact with humans and urban society, even if dinosaurs and, by extension, his species are a popular topic for many. Outside of natural predators, Scar has one of the most amiable relations to the outside world as many would see him as an average animal and most poachers seem to prioritize more “exotic” and "powerful" animals than a simple hadrosaur. The most that Scar gets regarding any attention from ascended humans in the Pantheon happen to be dinosaur enthusiasts, with Alan Grant and Ross Geller being intrigued to hear and sometimes encounter him given their profession as palaeontologists alongside John Hammond making efforts to have him classified as a protected animal by law. Jack Tenrec is similarly eager to look after the Edmontosaurus as he sees protecting prehistoric animals as a job, especially when he and Hannah Dundee protected Scar twice, once from Gwangi and again against a group of poachers. Finally, Harry sees excitement in having to look at a real hadrosaur if he can, but given his natural needs and lifestyle, the little boy is content in letting him be, even if the desire to see the Edmontosaurus one day remains.
• Given the nature of the Pantheon, Scar would become acclimated to dealing with animals of the Cenozoic age, and in comparison to many other dinosaurs, his migratory nature meant that he would see himself encountering many different creatures, such as gazelles, buffalos, elephants, and big cats. An odd friendship was formed between him and Bambi as despite their several differences, both were placid animals and Bambi could see that he and Scar were quite similar as kids; being left alone to fend for themselves in a competitive and dangerous land, even if Scar is still a juvenile. It seemed that ungulates were the easiest for the dinosaur to get along with as they shared the social quirk of being herd animals and being passive for the most part, with Rutt and Tuke easily becoming well-acquainted with Scar, though elephants like Babar were just as accepting of the Edmontosaurus and Scar himself can’t help but be reminded of ceratopsians when meeting elephants due to their stocky built and horn-like tusks. Regardless, there were many predatory mammals as well, such as Zinogre, Shere Khan, and Dag whom the dinosaur takes great caution. While Dag is a bit scrawny and hence not too much of a threat unless he's in a gang, the former two are just as ferocious and have no qualms hunting big game on their own.
• Unfortunately, the creatures that Scar is most afraid of on the Pantheon aren't tyrannosaurs or even a particular dinosaur, but rather dragons or draconic dinosaurs, depending on what's the case. Case in point, Scar was almost killed by a Rathalos, who also caused a mass panic and schism toward the hadrosaur’s herd. Fortunately, the dreaded wyvern was driven back by a group of Monster Hunters who happened to be surveying the lands the Edmontosaurus herd were patrolling and the hunters, via a working relationship with Hammond, worked to help the hadrosaurs, Scar included in being rounded back together. The event has led to Scar and his Edmontosaurus herd being very fearful of dragons and similar encounters, such as with Tigrex and even Teostra and Lunastra have vindicated their caution. On the plus side, the Monster Hunters have registered Scar and his herd as protected animals and while they don't interact often, Scar is at least placid enough with them. Other fantastical creatures like unicorns, however, were quite easy to get along with, despite the legendary ungulate’s general reputation of being reclusive beasts, but they, fortunately, saw no ill will in traversing with Scar’s herd from time to time.
• Scar got his name from an injury he sustained from an attack during his juvenile days. Most interestingly, the name “Scar” is generally a title given to ravenous and dreaded predators, something the Edmontosaurus is obviously the furthest thing from. Several dinosaurs happened to share scars and lifelong bruises, such as One Eye and Sharptooth, and both simply see Scar as prey to kill, but the one that takes the most umbrage is a black-maned lion with the same name, feeling that a docile animal sharing the same name as him feels embarrassing and insulting to him. The lion once tried to work together with his mate, Zira, to bring down the young Edmontosaurus and grumbled that he would have sent out Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed to do the job had it not been for “their”^note or more accurately, ‘’his’’ betrayal of them. Unfortunately, even a young hadrosaur proved to be larger and more durable than both lions had expected and Scar almost killed Zira when he panicked and came close to trampling her with his forelegs. The two lions were moderately injured and realized that they’d be done for before retreating hastily and out of frustration. Although the experience was a little harrowing, Scar did gain a little confidence in that he was getting stronger and more capable of defending himself, so Scar and Zira’s attack has remained an important event for the Edmontosaurus.

Edited by CrimsonShark on Apr 15th 2024 at 5:53:46 PM

Maybe, some interaction with King Kong since he fights theropods and King Ghidorah since he's the architect of the extinction of the dinosaurs in many Godzilla universes. Otherwise it good

I know Scar is ready to be ascended now, but I'd like to make a last-minute suggestion. The Pteranodon family like meeting dinosaurs.

EDIT: I copied the Archipelago profile here without realising I'd already posted it on this page.

Edited by NitroIndigo on Apr 15th 2024 at 7:59:23 PM

Scar now undergoes a new migration journey to the Pantheon and beyond.

Suggestion time...

• Barry Berkman — Extreme Doormat
  • Barry was once a former Marine stationed in Afghanistan during the War on Terror before coming back to the United States where his father-figure and career criminal, Monroe would set him up as a hitman, ordered to assassin bad people. This, coupled with his growing depression, dissatisfaction with his job, and desperation for guidance, causes Barry to become very dependent on Fuches for any purpose he can find for himself. Incidentally, this causes complications when he develops an interest in acting and finds a new paternal figure in acting teacher Gene Cousineau and fellow student/love interest Sally Reed and he tries to please and be close with them as much as he can as he believes this would help him overcome his hitman days... which doesn't. Barry's extreme dependency on trying to please others is one of his fatal flaws as he virtually can't seem to come up with long-term decisions and personal purpose on his own and this leads to a lot of angst, depression, and frustration on his part, especially as Fuches himself wants Barry to be dependent on him.
• Nozomi Kasaki and Mizore Yoroizuka — Mutual Envy
  • Nozomi and Mizore are school students at Kitauji High who take part in a music club and train to become classical musicians, playing the flute and oboe respectively. While the two do bond with each other over their shared passion for music as well as making allusions to an in-universe children's story called Liz and the Blue Bird, the two are also jealous of each other, namely Nozomi being envious of Mizore's natural talent and playing ability while the latter is envious of the former's sociability and open-minded nature. This affects them both as their jealousy ends up holding back and hampering their desires and playing ability and a major character development is both girls learning to overcome their mutual envy.
• The Children of the Corn — Children's Covert Coterie
  • "The Children of the Corn" is an organization cult, namely children from an isolated town in Nebraska called Gatlin. The children, once innocent, are corrupted and indoctrinated into a murderous cult by a demonic entity known as "He Who Walks Behind the Rows" with the main objective being to worship and serve the desires of HWWBTR. They do this by killing any adults either still living in Gatlin (which they succeed in) or having made their way there and any unfortunate adult not killed will be taken to be sacrificed under the presence of HWWBTR. The children, with the help of their patron "deity" maintain their anonymity from the rest of the world by sticking to Gatlin as well as sacrificing any of their own members once they reach adulthood themselves

I should note that Mikan Tsumiki currently has Extreme Doormat, though, in addition to her having a poor profile R-lock256 intends to merge her profile into a potential group profile, namely Class 77-B, with a majority of the Danganronpa 2 cast.

for Nozomi+Mizore and the Corn Children

for Barry.

Corn Kids

Got a couple of South Park restoration ideas. What do you think?

• Mr Slave, God of Shoving Things Where The Sun Don't Shine: Mr Slave is the Macho Camp former lover of Mr Garrison and a self-aware degenerate, though he has standards. He's kind of well-known for shoving stuff up his ass, most famously Mr Lemmiwinks who went up his digestive tract to get out. He even out-slutted Paris Hilton by making an impossible fit of her in his...yeah, well. Black Comedy and South Park irreverence at its finest. In South Park: The Stick of Truth you can use Mr Slave as a summon to deal with enemies this way, and there's even a "Fantastic Voyage" Plot inside his colon where a variety of stuff can be found lodged there. A restoration of an old profile.
• Hell, Infernal Seat Of Enjoyable Damnation: In South Park, it's an Easy Road to Hell. Unless you're a Mormon, you usually go to Hell regardless of your morality. Good news though; while there is occasional torment, and there's fire and brimstone, Hell in South Park is actually relatively nice. There's a luau, people generally go about theirs lives (well, afterlives) and Satan usually only torments those that actually deserve it...even then sometimes they'll get a break like a few serial killers being sent to pick up a cake. A self-restoration

on Hell, as it would be better to tweak Inferno to cover all depictions of Hell in media, honestly. Abstain, leaning on Mr. Slave as well, as while they work, the trope is moreso about the trope being done by characters to others, rather than on themselves.

Edited by Shinobi on Apr 16th 2024 at 3:04:55 AM

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