Trope Pantheon Restructure thread

Well, someone got in for Drives Like Crazy, despite that being why Roscoe P Coltrane was disgraced for. And it doesn't give a reason why she gets to be in and he doesn't. I request Roscoe's eliminating, or replacing his current disgraced role with something actually disgracable

I don't think there is much else I can add. Where would she go with Do a Barrel Roll?

Erica Hartmann, Goddess of Cool Aerial Maneuvers and Incredibly Dirty Bedrooms (Frau, Hartmann, the Black Devil)

• Lesser Goddess
• Alignment: Lawful Good (Most of the time)
• Symbol: A dachshund standing through a heart
• Portfolio: Impact Silhouette, Do a Barrel Roll, Sleepy Head, Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass, Trash of the Titans, Genki Girl, Adopting the features of a dachshund when using magic, Sweet Tooth, A love of potatoes, Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold
• Domains: Magic, War, Candy
• Allies: (Strike Witches): Gertrud Barkhorn, Yoshika Miyafuji, Mio Sakamoto, Lynette Bishop, Perrine H. Clostermann, Francesca Lucchini, Charlotte E. Yeager, Sanya V. Litvyak, Eila Ilmatar Juutilainen
  • Others: Sasha Braus, Nagisa Furukawa, Ahiru, Colette Brunel, Kaorin, Yukari Tanizaki, Snorlax, Asuna Kagurazaka, Rita Mordio, Nami, KOS-MOS, Chifuyu Orimura, Neptune, Mako Reizei, Ricotta Elmar, Millhiore Filiano Biscotti, Leonmitchelli Galette des Rois and Couvert Eschenbach Pastillage
• Enemies: The Neuroi, The Borg, The Millenium, Wilhelm Strasse, Gunnery Sargeant Hartmann, Red Skull, Nui Harime
• Herald: Ursula Hartmann
• Coming from the land of Karlsland is arguably the greatest witch, Erica Hartmann with a recorded Neuroi kill count of over 300, the highest of any witch.
  • Although you wouldn't think Erica was very skilled by seeing her personality on the ground however as she's very carefree and would much rather spend her days sleeping in her temple which is impossible to navigate without stepping on food packaging, dirty clothes or other miscellaneous items, much to the chagrin of Gertrud, who wants Erica to be more disciplined as befitting a soldier of Karlsland.
  • Despite Erica's laziness, anyone can vouch for Erica's skill in the air if they've actually seen her in combat. If one wants to see Erica in the air they can do one of two things, either wait for a Neuroi attack or bribe her with candy.
• Erica's magic, much like Perrine's manifests itself as an attack Erica calls "Sturm" allowing Erica to start spinning really fast and ram into an enemy, leaving a circular hole in them. Erica is also able to combine Sturm with Perrine's Tonerre to double it's effectiveness.
• Erica sometimes makes attempts to sneak into the house of food to steal a bunch of potatoes, I know what you're thinking, yes Sasha has noticed this and no, Shasha doesn't harbour any ill will towards Erica as she's glad that there's someone else who shares her love of potatoes.
• Despite not looking like it, Erica greatly loves her homeland of Karlsland and learning that there were evil deities such as Millennium, Wilhelm Strasse and Red Skull who come from the same geographical location albeit from an alternate universe, legitimately angers Erica.
• Erica gets along well with quite a few other goddess who share Erica's voices such as Nagisa Furukawa, Ahiru, Kaorin, Yukari Tanizaki, Asuna Kagurazaka, Rita Mordio, Nami, KOS-MOS and Chifuyu Orimura.
• In between naps, Erica became friends with Mako Reizei and Snorlax and bonded over their love of sleeping.
• Erica sympathises with Neptune as they both really want to be lazy but constantly have someone nagging them to do work that they don't want to do.
• It legitimately bugs Erica when other deities assume she has a relation to Gunnery Sergeant Hartmann as she hates his attitude towards training new recruits and thinks he could stand to be less of a dick towards his recruits.
• Many deities are impressed by how Erica can always make a perfectly circular hole through whatever she rams with Sturm and this has caught the attention of Colette Brunel whose Impact Silhouettes are so dense, they capture not only Colette's clothes but her hair as well.
  • However the same can't be said for Nui Narime who despite also leaving behind impressive Impact Silhouettes is all too willing to harm the people that Erica has sworn to protect.
• Seeing a lot of flying deities using jet engines makes Erica somewhat nervous for their health because most of Erica's experiences with jet engines ended with Gertrud getting drained of her magic.
• Despite what some may think, no, Erica is not married to her sister.
• While she was once called Goddess of Informal Soldiers, many gods felt like the trope itself should be more fitting for a military branch than a single soldier. However, there are rumours what say that she might be doing a favour to her old friend Gundula Rall and try to get 502nd Joint Fighter Wing "Brave Witches" to come as the Godly Non-Formal Military Force.

but dissapointed that Peppy hare isn't her High Priest.

edited 8th Oct '15 6:02:51 AM by fasoman1996

Tppr@ Combat? Now I'm wonder if there are enough examples for tactics.

So where precisely she should go in Combat?

Heads up, first rework draft for the Spy. Give me any suggestions please.

OK, who's...... (Backstabs)

Gentlemen◊

The Spy, God of Double-Reverse-Quadruple Agents

• Theme Song: "Right Behind You"
• Demigod
• Symbol: A butterfly knife in a circle.
• Alignment: As indeterminable as his loyalty.
• Portfolio: Paranoia Fuel, Using Knives As Weapons, Chronic Backstabbing Disorder, Actual Back Stabs, Invisibility Cloak, French Jerk, Wicked Cultured, Magnificent Bastard, Your Mom, Superior Over Many Spies Around, Has A Paranoia Over Fire, Master of Disguise, Expert Assassin, Stealth Expert.
• Domains: Espionage, Paranoia, Invisibility.
• Followers: Severus Snape, Ryoji Kaji.
• Allies: Revolver Ocelot, Nova Terra, Saxton Hale,
• Commonality Connection with: Pepe Le Pew.
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Every single member of Mann Co's Mercenaries, more notably The Scout.
• Enemies: Gray Mann, The Pyro and Dell Conagher/The Engineer (they never consider the Spy to be an ally, ever), Garfield Lynns/Firefly,
• Rivals: Ezio Auditore da Firenze, Sniper Wolf, Corvo Attano, Night Raid, Niko Bellic, Solid Snake, Gondar the Bounty Hunter, Mr. Mundy.
• Extremely Complicated Relationship with: Charlotte Dunois.
• Opposed by: Every robot deity around the Pantheon (hell, even Ultron hates him so much to his chargin).
• Opposes: Every single Fire-user and Sniper in the Pantheon.
• Fears: Raul Menendez, The Slender Man.
• His ascension was actually a complicated one. He was actually the first of the Mercenaries to ascend within the Pantheon (the Court of the Gods didn't even know his presence), and after many years of new ascensions and tales, he disappeared later on. However, with all the Mercenaries being part of Pantheon proper, he decided to reveal himself and as a result, was placed as the God of Double-Reverse-Quadruple Agents.
  • His revelation to the Mercenaries was followed with a sound of a cloak and a phrase:

—> "Hello again!!"

• He has a bit of a nasty habit of seducing the mothers of his enemies and sending the pictures to them in the act to the enemy in question, using it as mental warfare. Needless to say, this is an extremely effective tactic. Except for those who don't love their mamas, but the Spy has other methods or those people.
• Widely regarded as one of the least trustworthy individuals of the Pantheons, as befitting of his position. His catch phrase of "I never really was on your side" is a completely justified one, as countless members of the Pantheon have noted.
  • He is also known as one of most annoying spies to take down in the Pantheon. If he is being chased, he can either turn invisible or disguise as another person. And if someone thinks they got him? He probably used the Dead Ringer to fool you.
  • His characteristics followed by his expertise in espionage (remarkably equal skill with Solid Snake) has gotten him the complete hate from every single robot deity due to being machines, in which his sapper can make short work of them, and that the information they have on their databases can be tampered or worse, spread around the Pantheon. Its not only that though, even snipers around hate him due to his habit of tricking, backstabbing and owning every sniper in existence.
• While his present aspect's loyalty is extremely indeterminable, his RED and BLU aspects which he originated from are trustworthy enough to their own teams (and them only)....
  • ....except for the Pyro and Dell Conagher, with the former being the only weakness to him and the latter despises him due to his constant sapping of his inventions. This got him immediately banned from the House of Technology, though that did not stop him. Which is probably the reason why Dell decided to employ the Pyro to keep watch of the House.
• Has given a few advices to Pepe Le Pew if he wanted to help attract the ladies. Ironically though, the Skunk thought that he was copying him, instead he became interested in the Spy's technique: the "Stalk, then Meet" method.
  • However, the Spy had a horrible memory of doing the same method to Charlotte Dunois, because he almost got caught. If he did get caught, he would have been turned into ashes. At the same time, Charlotte fears him as well due to his sapper being a weakness to her IS unit, and the fact that he can turn into anyone in a quick second.
• Somehow recently, he sometimes likes to hide in a cardboard box and sneak around, much to the confusion of Snake.
• "I never really was on your side"

edited 9th Oct '15 3:49:10 PM by MeeMaggot

Tppr@ Maybe Support.

I'm Surprised that the Sniper isn't in Rivals. They had an entire update dedicated to their rivalry, in fact, Mr. Mundy is the only sniper smart enough to invent something that can counter the backstab. Mundy may be the only one who can go toe-to-toe with the spy in his game.

Also, Why no mention of This◊? come on Mee...

edited 11th Oct '15 10:43:27 AM by fasoman1996

Erica Hartmann has been moved from War Lesser Gods to Supportive Combat.

Also, Mildred and Angelia are now fused together.

edited 9th Oct '15 11:52:46 AM by TPPR10

Work in Progress - Suggestions and Advice Welcomed

Yhwach, Emperor of the Vandenreich, God of Soul Empowering Until Deemed Useless

• Greater God, Potential Overdeity post-Soul King absorption
• Symbol: Five-pointed Quincy Cross.
• Allignment: Chaotic Evil (thinks he is Lawful something)
• Portfolio: Adaptive Ability, Authority Equals Asskicking, Badasses, Bad Bosses, Combat Pragmatists, Curb-Stomp Battle, Emperors, Knight of Cerebus, The Thirty Six Stratagems, Your Soul Is Mine!
• Followers: Gerard Valkyrie, Lille Barro, Pernida Parnkgjas, Askin Nakk le Vaar, Haschwalth Jugram
• Former Followers: The Stern Ritter
• Allies: Grahf, Father (?), 'Sensei'
• Rivals: En Sabah Nur
• Enemies: Genryuusai Shigekuni Yamamoto, Kurosaki Ichigo, Zaraki Kenpachi, all Shinigami, Arrancar and Hollow, Pit, Asura, Parasoul, Alucard, All Might
• Yhwach is a unique Quincy, born with the ability "to share power with others". When he does so, "miracles" occur such as lung disease being healed and lost limbs re-grown, as the power he shares one soul to accomplish what normally cannot be done with two souls.
  • However, his ability has a price: eventually the cultivated power will return to Yhwach, a process that usually results in the death of the person he gave power to. When he was a crippled infant, this process caused people to die within a couple years, a couple months, or even a few days in some cases. If he stops absorbing power, he'll return to his crippled state.
  • He can either impart power by touch, or by engraving a "Letter" signifying an ability onto another person's soul via them taking in his blood.
• Yhwach is the Emperor of the Vandenreich and the "Father of the Quincy", who is determined to bring about the destruction of the Gotei 13 and the Shinigami. He attempted to replicate this success in the Pantheon by invading the House of Nature and killing Yamamoto after he killed his physical body, unaware this act was against the Pantheon's rule.
• Yhwach's status changed considerably after Bittercold overpowered him for the spot of "God of Outside Context Villain". Although he still retains his second title, it is now established that his power is ineffective against opponents who are more powerful than him. Melkor was quite happy with Yhwach being put in his place, while YHVH would have preferred Yhwach being tossed out of the Pantheon altogether.
  • Moreover, he was forced to watch as Yamamoto was "willed" back to existence by the Pantheon Akashic Records, and the Main House issued a warning to him against breaking the rules of the Pantheon again. Yhwach relented, realizing he could not incur the wrath of the Main House without being cast out completely (or worse, thrown into the Disgraces).
  • As a result Yhwach reined back his ambitions, limiting his quarrel with his Shinigami enemies to his home dimension. He is not keen on winding up in the Disgraces alongside Madara, whom he has heard he's apparently been compared to as an alternate world equivalent.
• Many in the Pantheon were shocked when Ishida Uryu was seen by Yhwach's side, leading many to question why one of Ichigo's Nakama sided with one of his enemies. Others consider Uryu to be a clue to defeating Yhwach, as he was the only Quincy to survive Yhwach's Auswahlen of the Gemischt Quincy.
  • Additionally, he has a list of five individuals from his home world he has particular interest in and as possible threats. Three of these five individuals - Ichigo, Aizen, and Zaraki - were already in the Pantheon before him. Currently, all three stand opposed to him, although one cannot be too sure about Aizen's position...
• Rumours circulate that Yhwach is at his most vulnerable when he sleeps at night, as that is the time of day where he consolidates his power.
  • This has led to many attempts to break into the Wahrwelt, his newly formed castle, and assassinate him in his sleep, although the Schutzstaffel have been able to avert any attempts.
• While it is not a publicly-known fact, Yhwach is the son of the Soul King.
• Although he is called "The Father of the Quincy" and it is believed the Quincy began with him, a certain Quincy folktale indicates he may only be this to the modern-day Quincy (beginning c. 1000 C.E), not the Quincy predating that time period:
  • Every few decades prior to 1000 C.E, Quincy were born who had no ability to absorb spirit particles or create spirit bows. These Quincy were culled when young as aberrations. The last time such a Quincy was born was over two hundred years before 1000 C.E. That Quincy was Yhwach. The next Quincy like that (Haschwalth Jugram) was born two hundred years later.
• He is said to keep a special horse in a private stable, one which is mighty enough to withstand his reiatsu when it would bring others to their knees.
• He used to be a frequent visitor to the House of Personal Appearance, mostly to have his mutton chops trimmed, since his facial hair has been noted to grow more voluminous within the space of even a day.
• Aizen has rubbed it in Yhwach's face that he lost his original title and was humiliated by the Main House, but Yhwach still contents himself with the fact that he succeeded where Aizen failed.
• Yhwach has been seen reading Romance Of The Three Kingdoms and The Art Of War, and it is rumoured he owns a copy of Lure the Tiger Out of the Mountains: The Thirty-Six Stratagems of Ancient China, since many have compared the strategies he has used against his enemies to The Thirty Six Stratagems.
• His view on war has been seen as paradoxical. He claims to dislike conflict and preaches about peace, but war is one of his primary means of sustaining his life and growing in power.
  • Yhwach has stated that he believes painful battles should be short and not drawn out. This translates into his methodology in battles.
• Yhwach maintained his ties with Sinestro and Hades despite Bittercold's success, but he has yet to hear the end of it from the God of the Underworld: ^note "That's what you get for not playing by the rules, YH".
  • Sinestro, on the other hand, has said nothing. Rather, he has observed that Yhwach seems more open in seeking alliances with other Gods of the Pantheon, something he rarely did before.
    • One of the first is Grahf, who is able to impart power unto other villains and often shows up in the middle of battles to offer then power (generally to mech users.) It is presumed that Yhwach sought himself as a fellow villain with the ability to empower others.
    • The second was Father. Both desires souls to gain power, and both seek to usurp the power of a God (The Truth for Father, the Soul King for Yhwach). Yhwach offered Father his assistance in future attempts. Father has yet to respond.
    • The third is "Sensei". Considered a kindred spirit and rival God, Yhwach has common ground with "Sensei" in the nature of their powers, although they share marked differences with one another - "Sensei's" "All for One" can steal and give Quirks wholesale, whereas Yhwach requires people to cultivate the power he gives before he steals it to empower himself.
• In battle, Yhwach is pragmatic, either taking advantage of opportunity when it presents itself, or using "The Almighty" to observe the future flow of battle and turn it against his enemies or to nullify their abilities. When it is night and he sleeps, he leaves battle to his subordinates. When he intends to move against his enemies, he takes the lead himself.
• He is uncertain how his power would affect Alucard, and in the same manner Alucard is wary of Yhwach. Either Alucard drinks Yhwach's blood but fails to kill him, potentially allowing Yhwach a direct line to absorb all the souls from Alucard (and Alucard himself), or Alucard actually kills Yhwach and absorbs his soul completely. Neither wants to see how it would play out, and Father explicitly warned Yhwach against trying it, having made the mistake himself before.
• Yhwach has taken an interest in En Sabah Nur as a rival. Both of them are conquerors who wage war for their own benefits, and each professes to be the first of their respective races (Mutants for En Sabah Nur, Quincy for Yhwach), and each has been worshipped as a God at one point in the past.

Here is Spy's second draft. Give any suggestions ASAP.

OK, who's...... (Backstabs)

Gentlemen◊

The Spy, God of Double-Reverse-Quadruple Agents

• Theme Song: "Right Behind You"
• Demigod
• Symbol: A butterfly knife in a circle.
• Alignment: As indeterminable as his loyalty.
• Portfolio: Paranoia Fuel, Using Knives As Weapons, Chronic Backstabbing Disorder, Actual Back Stabs, Invisibility Cloak, French Jerk, Wicked Cultured, Magnificent Bastard, Your Mom, Superior Over Many Spies Around, Has A Paranoia Over Fire, Master of Disguise, Expert Assassin, Stealth Expert.
• Domains: Espionage, Paranoia, Invisibility.
• Followers: Severus Snape, Ryoji Kaji.
• Allies: Revolver Ocelot, Nova Terra, Saxton Hale,
• Commonality Connection with: Pepe Le Pew.
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Every single member of Mann Co's Mercenaries, more notably The Scout.
• Enemies: Gray Mann, The Pyro and Dell Conagher/The Engineer (they never consider the Spy to be an ally, ever), Garfield Lynns/Firefly,
• Rivals: Ezio Auditore da Firenze, Sniper Wolf, Corvo Attano, Night Raid, Niko Bellic, Solid Snake, Gondar the Bounty Hunter, Mr. Mundy.
• Extremely Complicated Relationship with: Charlotte Dunois, Haruhi Suzumiya.
• Opposed by: Every robot deity around the Pantheon (hell, even Ultron hates him so much to his chargin).
• Opposes: Every single Fire-user and Sniper in the Pantheon.
• Fears: Raul Menendez, The Slender Man.
• His ascension was actually a complicated one. He was actually the first of the Mercenaries to ascend within the Pantheon (the Court of the Gods didn't even know his presence), and after many years of new ascensions and tales, he disappeared later on. However, with all the Mercenaries being part of Pantheon proper, he decided to reveal himself and as a result, was placed as the God of Double-Reverse-Quadruple Agents.
  • His revelation to the Mercenaries was followed with a sound of a cloak and a phrase:

—> "Hello again!!"

• Often in his free time, he goes in every temple around the Pantheon, without being caught. In fact, he is too well hidden, that the Main House doesn't notice him (he either stays invisible or goes in another disguise). Many gods have started to become very paranoid (especially Kane) due to his Paranoia factor.
  • His espionage did not last long though, due to him getting bored of being disguised as John Carmack for too long, he decided to use Haruhi instead. It only took fifty seconds for the real Haruhi to reveal the Spy's appearance. However, rather than kick him out horribly, Haruhi decided to allow the Spy to enter the Main House, but under three conditions:
    • NEVER reveal any info to any god regardless of alignment.
    • When entering the House, stay invisible and check if anyone is following you.
    • Follow Haruhi.
  • As a result, he accepted such ordeal, though he is still pretty embarrassed on how she found him out that quickly.
• He has a bit of a nasty habit of seducing the mothers of his enemies and sending the pictures to them in the act to the enemy in question, using it as mental warfare. Needless to say, this is an extremely effective tactic. Except for those who don't love their mamas, but the Spy has other methods or those people.
• Widely regarded as one of the least trustworthy individuals of the Pantheons, as befitting of his position. His catch phrase of "I never really was on your side" is a completely justified one, as countless members of the Pantheon have noted.
  • He is also known as one of most annoying spies to take down in the Pantheon. If he is being chased, he can either turn invisible or disguise as another person. And if someone thinks they got him? He probably used the Dead Ringer to fool you.
  • His characteristics followed by his expertise in espionage (remarkably equal skill with Solid Snake) has gotten him the complete hate from every single robot deity due to being machines, in which his sapper can make short work of them, and that the information they have on their databases can be tampered or worse, spread around the Pantheon. Its not only that though, even snipers around hate him due to his habit of tricking, backstabbing and owning every sniper in existence.
    • Speaking of snipers, the only sniper that can outsmart and outmaneuver him is non-other than Mr. Mundy. He curses the Australian for creating a shield meant to fend off his backstabs. Due to this, many snipers and archers have bought said item and used it ever since. However, that doesn't stop bullets though.
• Has gained an "ally" of Nova Terra for many reasons: They are very well hidden from the Pantheon, they are very dangerous, and that their sides are a little confusing, though Nova has truly changed at the end. Ironically though, she complains that the Spy keeps on mocking her "Unreleased Projects".
  • The Spy is also accompanied by another Manipulative Bastard, Revolver Ocelot. They both love changing sides and how they are able to extract information without getting caught. Ocelot sees The Spy as a potential weakness to Snake, though the The Spy refuses to kill or even provoke him.
• While his present aspect's loyalty is extremely indeterminable, his RED and BLU aspects which he originated from are trustworthy enough to their own teams (and them only)....
  • ....except for the Pyro and Dell Conagher, with the former being the only weakness to him and the latter despises him due to his constant sapping of his inventions. This got him immediately banned from the House of Technology, though that did not stop him. Which is probably the reason why Dell decided to employ the Pyro to keep watch of the House.
  • For the Scout however, he has a somewhat love-hate relationship with the Spy due to being a bigger Jerkass than him and the fact that, since he seduced his mother, he is officialy his dad.
• While he does love to make a "visit" to every single temple in the Pantheon (hell, he's even glad when he visited Giygas' temple), the only gods that he will NEVER meet is The Slender Man and recently Raul Menendez. The former is just too bloody creepy to begin with and the latter brain-manipulated him into killing his teammates and invading the main house. Due to the aformentioned reasons, he will never attempt to have contact ever with them.
• Has given a few advices to Pepe Le Pew if he wanted to help attract the ladies. Ironically though, the Skunk thought that he was copying him, instead he became interested in the Spy's technique: the "Stalk, then Meet" method.
  • However, the Spy had a horrible memory of doing the same method to Charlotte Dunois, because he almost got caught. If he did get caught, he would have been turned into ashes. At the same time, Charlotte fears him as well due to his sapper being a weakness to her IS unit, and the fact that he can turn into anyone in a quick second.
• Somehow recently, he likes to hide in a cardboard box and sneak around, much to the confusion of Snake.
• "I never really was on your side"

edited 11th Oct '15 7:07:53 PM by MeeMaggot

@The Catalyst Could we please just stick with one trope titles? I mean, I'm fine with multiple titles, but not if they each have more than one trope.

@Mee Maggot Use the folder control.

edited 11th Oct '15 11:11:51 AM by Ore-O

@The Spy: He, the Pyro, and Heavy Weapons Guy got involved in a race with Sonic and other Sega characters. In this video, Pyro is in the car, Heavy Weapons Guy is in the boat, and Spy is in plane (Spy also shows up for the All-Star Move).

@Spy still no mention of This◊...

Wonder how many Gods can turn invisible like him?

And you could make something out of This..?

Ummm, faso its in the beginning of the folder....

Can anyone help me think of other enemies and allies for Spy. I need to finish him ASAP.

edited 11th Oct '15 7:26:08 PM by MeeMaggot

Guys. I was browsing through the House of Life & Death, and I discover that Don't Fear the Reaper isn't present. I suggest to pothole that trope into Death of The Endless's profile, with her title as "Benevolent Anthropomorphic Personification of Death". It would separate her from the rest of the AP from that place. What do you guys think?

So you suggest the Discworld version of Death get the trope?

edited 12th Oct '15 8:25:31 AM by shatterstar

@shatterstar Well, uh, she's mostly benevolent, sure, but there was that one little freakout after someone suggested she wasn't the reaper of all men...

There are other examples in fiction who are just as good, and a few (such as Discworld's Death, which had a whole book dedicated to the trope) which fit it even better. That isn't even bringing up Manny Calvera.

edited 12th Oct '15 8:12:07 AM by GM_3826

I'm kinda iffy on the endless inclusion, since they have short profiles and don't do much outside of their role at their respective thing.

Same thing with the Horsemen. Why do they get the chance to be in without a trope? That's unfair... (Granted, there are a lot of gods who are tropeless)

edited 12th Oct '15 8:16:53 AM by fasoman1996

Chaos Gods, Lucifer, most deities in House of Food don't have trope titles. Though, we could Just merge all four Horseman and Plot Hole the actual title.

Ok. Though, we can just merge the profiles and give them Horsemen of the Apocalypse.

edited 12th Oct '15 8:38:22 AM by WhirlRX

I think he means that the Horsemen are just "X the Horsemen". They don't have a position or anything. They are just in.

,I'd honestly just replace the Shitternatural ones with better ones. Like Strife, War, Fury and Death.

Nope, it's just that 95% of depictions of them get it wrong. It's Conquest, War, Famine and Death. The italicized ones are the two who always get changed.

Plus, the original Fab 4 don't really have that much of a personality (that and Conquest is also heavily implied to also be Jesus, or the Antichrist)

edited 12th Oct '15 10:02:07 AM by BlackSunNocturne

I guess the original horsemen are out of the question, by Jesus Taboo.

I say keep the Supernatural Horseman.

The original Horsemen would have had Conquest; I believe Pestilence was the add-on to replace Conquest.

I think the Supernatural Horsemen are in the Pantheon because 1) they actually showed up during the Apocalypse in that show, and 2) are one of the modern interpretations that reflect what the Horsemen are.

So yes, keep them. The most one should change about them would be to group the four of them together, even in Death is more prominent overall than the rest of them.

edited 12th Oct '15 1:50:14 PM by Catalyst375