Can't say I know the first thing about any of those names, but I get the point. Petty, pointless grievances with no real reason behind them other than wounded pride.
-Catches himself frowning and quickly corrects it-
But! That's all in the past now, I'd imagine. Couldn't make a single bit of difference, and I'm sure that's just how you like it.
Eheh! The Tokugawa dynasty had a lot of fun spinning out this legend about Muramasa Sengo being a madman whose swords were eeeeeeevil.
(shrugs)
But I don't mind it at all. Heck, it's got a fun charm to it. Not everyone can call themselves a villain, y'know?
edited 15th Jun '18 3:28:06 PM by foxmccloud4387
Hey, being a villain is a lot less pressure on you. Heroes need to be conscious about their reputation - one misdeed, whether or not you meant it, and you'll earn ten times the scorn you would've had otherwise.
But being remembered as a villain? You can betray people's expectations without having to do anything. Doesn't take a lot for them to think "hey, Mura-chan's not too bad after all".
I guess that's one way of looking at it! Can't say I agree, personally. If the wider world thinks you're a scoundrel, your life's gonna get real shitty, real fast. Especially if whoever's running the show has the same idea.
Enjoying your bad reputation is better than stewing about it and being scared of it, though! You've got that part down at least.
Basically! Yeah, now imagine that said database is, like, the antibody of mankind. Shored together to create an army of Heroic Spirits on the chance that an external enemy will attempt to destroy the planet and humanity... which so far has only happened once, but fingers crossed it won't happen again.
Now imagine that, hmm... y'know how people can manipulate their antibodies? Not just for vaccines, but for other things. Yeah, imagine that but with Heroic Spirits in place of antibodies.

Well, it's pretty silly if you ask me. Rich, fancy types don't tend to take it very well if you don't include all their titles. It's a good way to get shown the door.