Behold the best rename proposal ever!
Responsible for:
- Adaptation First
- All-Natural Snake Oil
- Anthology Comic
- Arthur Dent
- Baby Talk
- Badass Labcoat
- Bilingual Backfire
- Body-Count Competition
- Character Title
- Cheaters Never Prosper
- Cloud Of Sparrows
- Comic-Book Adaptation
- Conqueror
- Continuity Creep
- Daytime Drama Queen
- Deliberate Values Dissonance
- Divided for Publication
- Everythings Better With Dinosaurs
- Fastest Gun in the West
- Fembot
- Flock of Wolves
- Foreign Language Theme
- Foreign Language Title
- Genghis Gambit
- Good Eyes, Evil Eyes
- Good Republic, Evil Empire
- Gratuitous Foreign Language
- Gratuitous Spanish
- Green-Eyed Monster
- Grey-and-Gray Morality
- Hide Your Pregnancy
- Idiosyncratic Difficulty Levels
- Job Title
- Memory Tropes
- Metaphysical Fuel
- Mysterious Antarctica
- Narrative Poem
- Next Sunday A.D.
- Noodle People
- Oireland
- Once Acceptable Targets
- Only Known by Their Nickname
- PAL Bonus
- Patient of the Week
- Plagiarism
- Role Called
- Shikabane Hime
- Somewhere A Palaeontologist Is Crying
- Spot Of Tea
- Squad Nickname
- Stock Dinosaurs
- The Red Planet
- This Ugly Yet Beautiful World
- Toilet Humour
- Transformers Generation 1
- Transformers Headmasters
- Ultimate Job Security
- Underwater Base
- Untranslated Title
- The Un-Twist (new version)
- Vampire Tropes
- Viewtiful Joe
- Villain Episode
- Welcome to the Real World
- What Do You Mean, It's Not Didactic?
- Work Off the Debt
- World Shapes
- Your Mileage May Vary
Provided the name for:
Wrote up but did not propose:
Was responsible for the original splits of:
And had something to do with:
Salvaged the following from the wreckage of The Great Crash:
Main
- Astronomic Zoom
- Barrier Maiden
- Body Surf
- Bold Inflation
- Beyond the Impossible
- Comeback Tomorrow
- Deranged Animation
- Dimension Lord
- Epiphany Therapy
- Evil Hand
- Family-Unfriendly Death
- Family-Unfriendly Violence
- Fastball Special
- Go into the Light
- Grotesque Gallery
- Heroic Bystander
- Hollywood Board Games
- Improbable Power Discrepancy
- Landmark of Lore
- Murder Simulators
- Nightmare Dreams
- No One Is Indispensable
- Red Vs Blue
- Required Secondary Powers
- Sidekick Graduations Stick
- Square-Cube Law
- That's Gotta Hurt
- The Evil Prince
- Translation Style Choices
- Units Not to Scale
- Adaptation.
- Cars
- Equilibrium
- Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator
- His Dark Materials
- The War of the Worlds
- He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
- The Land Before Time
- Mortal Kombat
- Persona3
- Phantom Brave
- Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney
- Super Robot Wars
- Team Fortress 2
- Warcraft
This is my original bio for TV Tropes The TV Show;I'm keeping it here in case something bad happens during the reboot.
- I will become Death, the destroyer of worlds
Who he is
A cyborg and Psycho for Hire initially working for C Trombley. Dresses in a black cloak, and carries a QSZ-92 pistol chambered for 9X19mm ammo with laser sight, collapsible double-bladed scythe with 'Occam' engraved on one blade and 'Hanlon' on the other. Cybernetic elements cause his face to look like a skull. Much of the right side of his body is mechanical.
Who he was
After the convergence, a young man who we shall refer to as C moved from Ireland to the TV Tropes European HQ in Germany. Here, he met and was acquainted with Fawriel and Jethro Q Walrustitty. Shortly after Those Two Guys were sent to America, C was transferred to CERN.
At CERN, he worked under C Trombley, ostensibly attempting to find a way to repair the rift in the Fourth Wall. An attempt to do so by using the LHC to bombard phlebotinum crystals with minovsky particles in a spiral energy field was interrupted by a hostile Fictite attack, and swift counterattack by the joint American and European brances of TV Tropes. During this time, C was among a large number of background characters mortally injured in the resulting explosion, which also spread dangerous amounts of awesomeness over France, Switzerland, and northern Italy.
At the end of the last episode of S2, C reappears as a cyborg, talking to Trombley. Trombley sends C, now called Vampire Buddha, to America just before disappearing. His main objective is to gather data on damage done to the Fourth Wall from one of the main sources of the outbreak. Secondary objectives are to recon with Fawriel and Jethro to find out what they've been up to; gather info on the mysterious being(s) known as the narrator(s); and defeat Te Chameleon.
Who he will be
VB appears as a recurring character throughout S3. He sometimes aids the tropers, sometimes opposes them, and sometimes acts at right angles to them. He does seem to have a method to his madness, and by analysing clues in the dialogue and actions, viewers will be able to figure out that the common thread linking all his escapades is opposition to Te Chameleon. This will most likely be spelled out in the Season Finale, but should not be revealed before then.
During S3, VB's encounters with the tropers cause him to question his orders. In S4, he returns to CERN to deliver a mission report. He finds the facility abandoned except for Some Sort Of Troper and Trombley nowhere in sight; Some and VB thus break into Trombley's office to try and find some clue as to what's going on. Here, they discover Trombley's master plan - it turns out his old boss had cooked the data, and what they thought would repair the Fourth Wall was actually an attempt to break down the Eighth Wall. As this point, VB has a Heel Realisation and decides to atone for his sins in whatever way he can.
VB and Some travel around Europe for a while, during which Some gives VB a few modest upgrades. Some also acts as a positive influence on VB, catalysing his shift from Psycho for Hire to anti-hero. Some also shows him that even now, there might still be something worth fighting for.
He most likely meets up with the tropers again in Finland, attempting to rescue Santa - that is, if we decide to do the Saving Christmas plot. Wherever the meets up with them, he attempts to join, and gives them Trombley's data as a goodwill gesture. Whether they accept him on to the team has not yet been decided.
At some undetermined point in the timeline, during Sweeps week, he has a a hot, sweaty, grimy, grunty fight with Ironeye in which both lose most of their clothes; this occurs after the latter has become evil. VB wins with some difficulty, and both end up seriously injured, giving them the opportunity to get upgrades. At this point, VB gets a new outfit - camouflage trousers, a skull T-shirt, and a Badass Labcoat. He may also upgrade his mechanical eye for night vision.
Other stuff
Powers: Mechanical parts immune to pain. Requires less food than normal humans, but mechanical parts must be recharged every so often. May gain night vision goggles after his fight with Ironeye.
Oh, and I did a playthrough of Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light on the forum. Here are links: 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 - 11 - 12 - 13 - 14 -15 - 16 - 17 - 18 - 19 - 20 - 21 - 22 - 23 - 24 - 25
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