Here is my provisional sandbox page. In reality I created this so I would not get lost within the mess that is the index page.
It has since been expanded to include my entry drafts for the Fanon Dex.
Feel free to edit any deity in the WIP or Inactive segments.
Templates for both the Pantheon and the Fanon Dex
God X, God/dess of (Insert Trope Here) (Alternate names/Nicknames, Fan Nickname)
- An image, if possible. Please use official art or a screenshot for a picture.
- Rank: This can range from Quasideity, Demigod, Lesser God, Intermediate God, Greater God, to Overdeity. This doesn't always have to be a representation of power, but it can also represent influence in the Pantheon.
- Symbol: An image or icon used to represent the deity.
- Theme Song: Song that usually is used in affiliation with the character. If the deity is a musician this will most likely be their Signature Song. If possible, give a link for reference, preferably on YouTube.
- Alignment: Good, evil, neutral etc. Forget about The Great Character Alignment Debate here, the Pantheon is one of the few places where you can assign Dungeons & Dragons alignment to characters that don't have alignment system. After all, the Pantheon is based on D&D.
- Portfolio: Tropes associated with the character.
- Domains: Things that the character has influence over.
- Followers: Non-ascended characters that are not part of the Pantheon, but would probably worship this character by the fact that they share the ascended character's trope.
- Allies: Members of the Pantheon that are allies.
- Rivals: Members of the Pantheon that are rivals.
- Enemies: Members of the Pantheon that are foes.
- Additional Character Relationships: Members of the Pantheon that have various relationships (examples include Enemy Mine, Vitriolic Best Buds, Teeth-Clenched Teamwork, Headbutting Heroes, Friendly Enemy, Friendly Rival, Just Friends, etc.) other than allies, rivals, or enemies.
- Respected by/Respects: A deity whom the members of the Pantheon respect or are respected by.
- Pitied by/Pities: A deity whom the members of the Pantheon feel pity for or find pitiable.
- Opposed by/Opposes: Not necessarily the same as "Enemies", but this is used for any deity whom the members of the Pantheon directly opposes or is opposed by, regardless of alignment.
- Conflicting Opinion: Sometimes, the Deities argue over specific themes and philosophies.
- High Priest: Non-ascended, but loyal character that would make a worthy replacement in case something would happen. They can be served as part-time workers in case the originals are busy with some jobs. Co-Godhood is accepted depending on the approval of the originals.
- Herald: Like High Priests, they're non-ascended loyal characters, but they're from the same series as the ascended character, but they're replacements.
- Now add some random trivia/facts about events/alignments/moments/fights/friendships/relations etc.
- And some more trivia/facts.
- And a couple of more.
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Trope Pantheon
WIP profiles
Pending final submissions for new gods
Ascended
A list of all profiles which I had contributed to in some form, organized in chronological order of ascension:- Ar-Pharazon (current abode: Prideful Attitude)
- Masked Man (current abode: Main index of the House of Death and Postmortem as a Patron Saint of Mortality)
- Off the Hook (current abode: Friendship Dynamics)
Historical profiles
An archive of profiles under my penmanship which had formerly existed in the Pantheon, but were removed entirely (not reworked) due to rules changes.
- A region where the majority of the landscape and structures consists seemingly of confectionery.
- Symbol: A Sugar Rush arcade console
- Portfolio: Wacky Racing, literally tastes like diabetes, unrealistic cutesy saturated visuals, a Sugar Bowl Expy of Mario Kart
- Domains: Sweets, Food, Racing
- Sister regions: Rainbow Road, Sweet Sweet Canyon
- Governor: Currently under dispute.
- Vanellope was the former governor until she left on her own accord.
- Sacred to: Its inhabitants: the Sugar Rush racers and their fans, as well as the various individuals who maintain the facilities within
- Unholy to: Ashley, Gertrude
- Barred from entry: Pac-Man (formerly), Kirby, Kero - pretty much any god with a Big Eater or Sweet Tooth attitude; as well as King Candy.
- Vanellope von Schweetz's game which ascended when she took her place as Goddess of Ascended Glitches.
- As soon as one enters this domain coming from the rainbow bridge, their first sight is the vast sweet-based landscape that extends to as far as the eye can see. Most of the "foliage" is made out of candy, the "seas" are made out of taffy and/or chocolate milk and the like, and even the buildings feature elements seemingly made out of confectionery. Its landscape varies from the thickets of its candy cane forest to the snow-covered peaks in its mountains. The majority of its population (mostly humanoid anthropomorphic candies) is concentrated in a central town which this rainbow path seemingly leads into. Landmarks like the Castle and Diet Cola Mountain decorate the horizon. The Racecourse is very visible from the high point of the road of entry.
- Sugar Rush is a place where the inhabitants race to determine the roster for playing every single day. Vanellope, who had been forcefully Dummied Out by Turbo Racer/King Candy wished to race but couldn't. Ralph found this place and, after an event that nearly caused Sugar Rush to be destroyed, helped Vanellope finish the race and restore Sugar Rush to its proper glory.
- This domain can be substituted for certain Mario Kart courses following approval via unanimous vote by an ongoing race's participants.
- Examples:
- Its snowy region can substitute for Frappe Snowland.
- Its central plaza can substitute for Sweet-Sweet Canyon.
- The cavernous section with a rainbow-colored track can fill in for various settings, including Rainbow Road.
- Examples:
- Some of the frequent visitors to this domain include Wreck-It Ralph, as well as Mario and other deities with a notable Mascot Racer game. Fix-It Felix and Sergeant Calhoun have been logging more frequent visits recently.
- Due to the Cy-Bug incident, Vanellope has asked that many of the Big Eater gods (Pac-Man, Kirby, Kero, etc.) stay far, far away from Sugar Rush.
- Following Vanellope's absence, the other racers have agreed to restart negotiations to all the Sweet Tooth Big Eater deities to rescind this ban. They agreed to immediately talk with Pac-Man as they noticed he had a a kart-racing game of his own, and was even featured in the arcade installments of Mario's own grand prix. So far, the racers do not mind him coming over to race, though they will keep a sharp eye on him. Talks with the others are to be resumed once the succession crisis is resolved.
- Likewise, recorded usurpers are also prohibited entry since the same incident was directly related to King Candy. The Racers agree to never rescind this ban, even as a new ruler takes hold. Any individual identified as such will be unconditionally ejected.
- Its residents have a huge watch on Ashley, since she, aside from being despising sweets, is outright willing to utilize her powers to damage, if not destroy, Sugar Rush.
- Its traditional monarchy was abolished by Vanellope in favor of a democracy with her as the initial leader and the racers acting as a parliamentary body. Unfortunately, following her absence into a new game, a power vacuum has emerged. During this crisis, expect heightened security upon attempting to visit.
- As a result, the racers are debating upon the best means to elect their governor. Some of the more skilled ones propose settling this dispute via a race tournament, but likewise, the underdogs would claim they would be left out.
- The racers have also unanimously agreed to restrict nominations to Sugar Rush's endemic population.
Inactive profiles
Profiles which I have personally ceased activity, likely due to low quality of material. May be reworked in the future.(House of Gaming Genres and Styles)
The Sugar Rush Racers, Heralds of Kart Racing Games
- Rank: Quasideities (Their elected representatives are borderline Demigods)
- Theme song: Sugar Rush
- Symbol: Their karts.
- Alignment:
True Neutral with Lawful Evil tendencies. - Portfolio: In general: Badass drivers who also look cute, Animesque, Cheerful Pint-Sized Children, nice hat, Three Guys Out of A Group of Girls
- Domain: Kart racing, kart racing, and kart racing.
- Allies: Vanellope Von Schweetz (in general).
- Taffyta's: Any and all Alpha Bitches, especially Disgust. The fact that they share a voice actor helps quite a deal.
- Enemies: Kirby and co, Kero
- Opposes: King Candy, Ar-Pharazon, any and all usurpers
- Ambiguous relationship with: Mario, Sonic, Pac-Man, and their respective friends; Wreck-It Ralph and Wonder Woman in general
- Elected representative(s): A triumvirate consisting of Taffyta Muttonfudge, Rancis Fluggerbutter, and Candlehead. Formerly held by the singular president Vanellope von Schweetz
- This group of deities are primarily lead by a triumvirate consisting of Taffyta, Rancis, and Candlehead. The rest of them have power to represent should one be unable to rule. Their line of succession is not fixed.
- Only their elected representatives agreed to reveal their names to the Pantheon. The others have not agreed such.
- Via their official bios, the Pantheon could only muster this much regarding their individual personalities. (Each line represents one character)
- Alpha Bitch
- The Ditz
- Narcissist
- The Trickster
- Hot-Blooded
- The rest are unknown.
- Despite being characters from a Fictional Video Game, they were ascended in favor of Mario, Sonic, Pac-Man, and their respective co (and other game series with notable Mascot Racer games), due to the latter three having their own main series which isn't a kart-racing game. Their thoughts on this are unknown.
- They seem to bounce between liking their Mascot Racer co and scoffing at them on occasion.
- Welcomed by Vanellope Von Schweetz on ascension. She, however, disappeared recently, and encounters between her and the rest of the group have recently diminished.
- On the other hand, their thoughts on Wreck-It Ralph are not fixated on a particular side.
- Vanellope Von Schweetz is not counted among their ranks for the purposes of the Pantheon tally.
- In total, there are 14 in their numbers, not counting Vanellope. Some of them are Palette Swaps of other racers.
- A rumor exists that there could be another within their ranks, stating that she is only available in certain versions. The racers deny of such a person.
- Taffyta has petitioned several times that she get in on the House of Personality, whether it be as the God of Alpha Bitches or as the high priestess to said god. It never came past. Naturally, she was distraught.
- Not understanding an agreement that Vanellope had, the group shun Pinkie Pie. And they take it very seriously since ascension.
- Them shunning Kirby and Kero is more understandable, as by order of the President, they are banned from Sugar Rush. Pending negotiations to rescind their ban have started following Vanellope's absence.
- Measures have been implemented to ensure no usurpers set foot in Sugar Rush. By extension, King Candy and Ar-Pharazon are banned on the spot.
- They do not know what to make of Wonder Woman, since they suspect that she is responsible for Vanellope's absence.
Fanon Dex
Rough drafts
Phione
Morphs [Oak Catalog #]
- Phione [489]
Physical Description
A Pokemon with blue membrane-like skin, a round head and tiny body. On the crown of its head is a floatation sac, from which projects a long, ribbonlike antenna. Its eyes feature blue sclera and gray irises, and noticeably, two blue circular markings connect to one eye each via a thin black line.Its hands have rounded ends with no fingers or similar appendages extending from them. Its "foot" consists of a singular spike-like projection extending from the body. On its chest is a red gemlike orb structure.
A genetic mutation causes the outer skin to be teal instead of blue, and the orb on its chest to be gold instead of red.
Notable Biology
Most of the following traits are shared with Phione's near relative, Manaphy.
Phione features an innate ability to use its mouth to form structures out of water, most notably bubbles and water vortices. It can either do so upon ingesting a significant quantity of water, or through secretions from glands located near its palate. Its relatively small larynx has the ability to emit high frequency sound waves indiscernable to the human ear. In addition, at will, Phione can also liquify its body, which it commonly does as a defensive response. Usage of this technique has also allowed Phione to escape through drainholes.
The orb on its chest, which is hard on the outside, seems to be some sort of gland which secretes an unknown substance. Most trainers were able to teach Phione to formulate this substance at will, and have it expel the result forcefully out of its mouth. Through this, it can produce techniques such as various Ice type moves (e.g. Icy Wind, Blizzard, and especially Ice Beam. This same property also grants it the ability to utilize Signal Beam, which no Phione in the wild can use naturally.
Also similar to Manaphy is the speices' relative indifference in its battle statistics. Perhaps as a side effect to adapting to tropical climates or due to its relative docility, Phione does not seem to be as proficient in battle compared to its polar neighbor.
Phione exhibit a property where they utilize water to cure themselves. Though they cannot heal direct wounds, lacerations, and the like, their bodies actively react upon contact with water to heal Phione of conditions like poison and paralysis. Rainwater is the best catalyst to induce this reaction. All Phione possess this characteristic.
Habitat
Phione tend to thrive in warm, tropical seas closer to the Equator, unlike its near relative Manaphy. Frequently, they seek warm currents and drift alongside them. Because of this, their distribution is never localized, contributing to the species' rarity.Similar to Manaphy is the innate ability for Phione to remember its birthplace and travel back to it regardless of how far it has drifted.
Diet
Its soft body and relatively light stature suggests that Phione feed almost exclusively on microorganisms floating along the sea.Hazards
Since Phione are generally docile, there is generally little hazard from raising one. However, these creatures are easily provoked, though they often decide to flee at the first sign of trouble rather than actually fight. There is a documented instance of a Gyarados attacking a Phione pack allegedly for the Phione dew, but another group of Pokemon managed to ward it off. Some Phione attempt to use their charming appearance to lull in other Pokemon and lower their guard, but most Phione would rarely resort to attacking directly as a first option.
It is advised that trainers who are raising young Phione ensure that they have adequate water to ensure they stay damp. Like Manaphy, it can adapt after a while to life outside of water. However, compared to Manaphy, it is considerably hardier and easier to adapt to life outside the ocean. This is again theorized by the species being better adapted to warmer climates than its relative.
Courting and Childrearing
The species as a whole is genderless. Breeding between two Phione has not been observed in the wild, and the only documented instances of Phione reproduction in captivity were achieved by breeding a Phione with Ditto. Some researchers theorize that Phione may instead be hermaphroditic and able to freely shift between the two genders in the wild.For some reason, breeding Manaphy with Ditto will also produce Phione offspring rather than Manaphy. Some researchers claim that this is instead due to Manaphy being adapted toward colder, more polar seas while Phione prefer tropical environments.Social Structure
Phione are known to be highly social, though they tend to congregate in small groups rarely numbering over the single digits. The average size of a Phione pack is between three to six, with rare instances of nine members in a pack.In Human Society
Among seafaring cultures, Phione is held in high regard. Most notably, given its rarity, many legends state that anyone who spots a Phione in the wild would receive good fortune. Other legends place Phione as the maker of the Phione dew, a very valuable and not replicable substance which is said to cure any medical ailment of any lifeform it is administered to. Some theorists believe that the SecretPotion of Cianwood City (the formula of which is a heavily guarded trade secret) utilizes a portion of this substance as its active ingredient.Few individuals have been able to consistently harvest this Phione Dew for their own use. The select few who have access to this mythical substance do so under a vow of secrecy. They each maintain their own good affinities with a Phione pack that would consistently migrate into the area, usually as a result of warding off a direct threat to said pack.
Manaphy
Morphs [Oak Catalog #]
- Manaphy [490]
Physical Description
A Pokemon with a similar appearance to Phione, in that it has blue skin, and has a large head and a tiny body with two fingerless hands with rounded ends. Unlike Phione, the floatation sac and accompanying ribbon antenna on its crown is absent, and is instead replaced by two long tendrils with small spheres on the end. Instead of the singular blue circular markings which extend from both of Phione's eyes, Manaphy has four yellow markings, two of which extend from each eye.
Instead of Phione's rudimentary foot, Manaphy has two more developed and distinct feet. These are toeless like its hands.
It has a similar red orb on its chest like Phione. It also can possess the same genetic mutation that gives Phione teal skin.
Notable Biology
Most of the following traits are shared with Manaphy's near relative, Phione.
Manaphy features much of the same internal structure as Phione, being able to morph water into structures that possess destructive power. It can spit bubbles instinctively from birth, but can eventually gain the ability to form water vortices from its breath.
Due to its similarity to Phione, in captivity Manaphy can be taught utilize various Ice techniques like Blizzard, Ice Beam, and Icy Wind. Also thanks to its similarity to Phione, it can utilize the Bug type technique Signal Beam.
A unique ability among Manaphy is a technique dubbed "Heart Swap." There are accounts through myth where Manaphy can swap the bodies of individuals near its presence for a temporary period of time. In battle, this translates to swapping the effects of stat changes.
Like Phione, Manaphy exhibit a property where they utilize water to cure themselves. The limitations that affect Phione also impact Manaphy to the same degree. This physical property is the direct result of its dependence on water for it to properly grow. All known Manaphy possess this characteristic.
Habitat
Based on where Manaphy eggs were discovered, Manaphy grow up in cold seas close to the poles. They spend a considerable amount of time in these polar seas before being carried away by the currents.A mature Manaphy, after spending several years in the open ocean, will eventually migrate back to its birthplace.
Diet
Feeds almost exclusively on microorganisms in the sea.Hazards
Manaphy are docile creatures and will not readily attack humans if provoked. However, because of its strong relationship with the Pokemon roaming the seas of its homeland, these guardian Pokemon will attack any passers by on the first sign of distress.For trainers who manage to obtain a Manaphy, caring for it is no easy task. It needs a steady supply of cold water to match the habitat of its birthplace, and is relatively unable to adapt to any other environment at a very young age. Due to this Pokemon's volatile nature, any Manaphy that does not reside in its rightful environment will most likely contract a severe illness related to it not being in the polar sea. There are few solutions to curing this illness. One of these is the mythical Phione dew.
Unlike other Pokemon, trainers should be careful while handling Manaphy in its egg. Even in this stage, Manaphy's abilities, though latent, can activate on instinct. It can use its mythical Heart Swap power in this stage and even communicate to anyone who happens to be holding it via telepathy.
Courting and Childrearing
Other than what is known about documented instances of Manaphy eggs, nothing is known about this Pokemon's reproduction. Every Manaphy egg documented was found alone with Pokemon of other species surrounding it.Attempts to breed and hatch Manaphy in captivity have ended in failure. Breeding Manaphy with Ditto will result in producing Phione, a near relative to Manaphy in taxology.
Social Structure
No known instances of this Pokemon have been observed with others of its kind. Many people believe that the Pokemon is instead one of a kind. Despite this, Manaphy is known to be extremely social and maintains amicable relationships with the Pokemon of its homeland. In fact, given that Manaphy are seldom observed with any biological relatives, a good portion of these Pokemon act as a quasi-parental figure to Manaphy. Manaphy have been known to be raised among Pokemon like Walrein thanks to their hardiness to cold weather.In Human Society
Manaphy are considered critically endangered due to its rarity and the inability to breed it in captivity. Many poacher groups have attempted to capture any instance of this Pokemon even while it is in its Egg. Only a handful of Trainers have legally obtained a Manaphy to train."The Guardian of the Sea," "The Prince of the Sea," and "The Wandering Caretaker" are among many names which sea-bound cultures give this Pokemon. Ancient records indicate that the present term "Manaphy" is an English transilteration of a term for a vagabond in the language of an extinct culture that used to live on Sinnoh long before colonists from Kanto and Johto arrived on its lands.
The last bastion of this culture currently resides in Almia, located on the southwest of the same island where Sinnoh is located. This land has historically been part of their distribution before colonization. This culture, known as "the People of the Water," holds firm to a tradition where one of its able-bodied members maintains a solemn nightly vigil over the waters where Manaphy resides. Newly appointed Watchers, as they are called, are obliged to fulfill this duty on the nightfall that directly follows their appointment. A submerged temple provides the direction where these vigilantes face throughout the night.
The modern day song "A Thing to Protect," itself about Manaphy, was based upon a traditional melody sung by the People of the Water. Common lyrical settings of this tune included a lullaby and a parting tune, the latter of which provided the basis for the modern tune.
