Trope Pantheons Discussion

@Catbus:

@Catbus:

Catbus is up.

I was told that houses should cap out at 15 sub-houses, however Beast has 17. I have a solution for that, but it would require a new house to get it under that rule of thumb limit and bring it down to 14. What do you think, or do you have your own solution?

• House of Creatures: For fantastic creatures, to help with Beast being overwhelmed
  • The Alpha Creatures: Arceus, Caesar, Io, Bahamut and Tiamat
  • House of Anthropomorphic Animals
  • House of Dragon Behavior: Characterization of dragons. Contains Bowser, Grima, Smaug, Tao Trio (Greater), Daenarys Targaryen, Tiki (Intermediate), Davion (Lesser)
  • House of Dragon Types: Dragon biology and form. Contains Ophis, Sindragosa (Greater), Ryu, Spyro (Intermediate), Kingdra, Mushu, Shyvana, Tyrantrum (Lesser)
  • House of Fantastic Beasts

Sora Takigawa / Gremlin, Evil Gremlins and God of Longing to be Human in Extrovert Flaws. The latter trope I think look like it would fit Form Mentalities, since it's not a flaw. Permission to move?

Makes sense, but also, r-lock has Griping About Gremlins reserved for the Gremlins, so it should be removed from Sora.

Here's some progress for her so far.

Hilda, Goddess of Those Conflicted Between the City and the Country

• House:
• Demigoddess
• Symbol: Her beret and yellow scarf
• Theme Song: Hilda Opening Theme
• Alignment: Chaotic Good
• Portfolio: Bold Explorer, Constantly Curious, Overconfidence being her Fatal Flaw, Takes a while to adapt to her new life at Trolberg, Friend to All Living Things, Nature Lover, Nice and Plucky Girl, Often sports a beret, You Gotta Have Blue Hair
• Domains: Adventure, Children, Bravery, Curiosity
• Heralds: Twig (her deerfox), Alfur, Johanna (her mum), Frida, David
• Allies: Dipper and Mabel Pines, Yosuke Hanamura, Heidi
• Enemies:
• Hilda is a young blue-haired girl who's fascinated by the incredible and supernatural world around her. She used to live in the mountainous wilderness, populated by elves, giants, and other creatures, with her mum and her pet deerfox, Twig, until certain circumstances forced them to move to the walled city of Trollberg. Despite this, she has continued to explore new creatures who are stranger - and more dangerous - than she ever expected. It's because of her situation that gave her a position in the Pantheon.
• Her temple is pretty much a recreation of her apartment in Trollberg. Whenever she has the opportunity to do so, she would explore the vast reaches of the Pantheon, sometimes with Twig and Alfur accompanying her.
• Her adventures have been compared to those of Dipper and Mabel Pines, what with all three of them being involved in a town with strange secrets and mysterious creatures (Gravity Falls for the Pine twins and Trollberg for Hilda), and it was a matter of time before she ended up encountering and befriending the twins. Sometimes, Hilda would help the Pines in whatever mystery they are involved in.
• Her situation of moving from the wilderness to Trollberg led other deities to relate to her. She gets along with Yosuke Hanamura, who has unresolved problems living in a town and longs to return living in a city until the end of his social link. She’s also friends with Heidi as the latter is reminded of the time that she struggled to adjust to city life as she prefers life in the mountains. She would even invite Hilda over to play in the Alps.

Oh god, the mod is here, don’t hurt me

Oh. I really should monitor my profiles' lengths, huh. And anything else I type down to keep the post length in check. If my non-profile post is getting too long, it's better to only post a short profile (like 5 bullets or less after the Relationships bullets) or do away with one altogether until my next post. Eight bullets (including 2nd and 3rd tier) after the Relationships bullets likely counts as a long profile already.

Anyway, yet another Crystal Gem has arrived in the Pantheon.

I wonder how long is a long profile. This counts as long?

Sturm, God of Arbitrarily Harmless Destruction (Herr Böse)

• Potential House: Offensive Powers
• s:

• Lesser God
• Symbol: The Black Hole Army insignia
• Theme Song: Sturm's Theme
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: a "mysterious invader from another world", Rockin' Theme Music, Big Bad, Super CO Power: Meteor Strike, Darth Vader Clone, Despotism Justifies the Means, The Faceless, It's All About Me, SNK Boss, Killed Off for Real By A Last-Second Betrayal From Hawke
• Domain(s): Conquest, Aliens, Meteors
• High Priest:
• Followers: Bahamut FURY, Ark, Judgment, Iris, Daedalus, Starmon
• Related Weapons: The Redeemer, Harkonnen Death missile, The Finger of Death spell
• Allies: Sheev Palpatine, the Helghast Empire (Scolar Visari and Colonel Mael Radec), ADVENT, Ghiren Zabi, Sundowner, the Corpus
• Rivals: The Grineer
• Enemies:
  • Nintendo Wars deities: Andy, Max, Grit, Olaf, Sonja, Colin, Will, Cpt. Brenner, Isabella, 1st Lt. Lin
  • Others: All Fire Emblem hero deities, all peace-lovers
• Opposed by: Taki Tachibana and Mitsuha Miyamizu
• The last thing Sturm remembered before his death was being overwhelmed by a Black Storm from his traitorous second-in-command Hawke. The next thing he knew, he was before Melkor with an offer to join him in exchange for vengeance against the Allied Nations (so far, just Orange Star, Blue Moon, and Yellow Comet) as well as the promise of conquest. While not one to follow anyone's orders, Sturm could feel the malevolence from the God of Evil and accepted the offer for the time being. There was the issue of the title he can take, though, as that was a prerequisite to make it big in the Trope Pantheons.
  • And thus his attention was drawn to Sturm's Super CO Power: Meteor Strike. It does exactly as the name suggests…except not only can it not destroy terrain, the enemy units it hits will either always have at least 1 or 2 survivors per squadron, or just merely severely damage large units. It does make them easy-ish pickings for his army, but still. There's also his Black Hole Cannons and Lasers, which can deal a lot of damage, but still have that little issue of being less destructive than they would seem. And so Sturm was titled God of Arbitrarily Harmless Destruction, much to his mild ire. On the other hand, though, Sturm can send meteors that large more often than any non-magic user, so that's a plus.
• In comparison to an average Nintendo Wars CO, Sturm's forces are stronger overall, both offensively and defensively, and can move across all terrain unimpeded except when it's snowing or other similarly heavy weather is bearing down on them.
• As a warmonger, he opposes all who advocate peace, making him enemies of the GUAG and GUAL as a whole by default.
  • Sundowner and the Corpus were happy to hear of Strum's stance against peace and such given the both of them profit off of conflict. As far as the former's concerned, it's an honest living.
  • While warmongers themselves, the Grineer share a bitter rivalry with Sturm due to his association with the Corpus, whom they are sworn enemies with.
• Caution should be taken when Sturm is being cornered, as he's all too willing to take as many of his foes as he can with him should that happen.
• One of the few that he most gets along with is Palpatine, given they have a lot in common; overpowered evil overlords who play factions against each other, seek power for its own sake, use of clones (admittedly Strum only did one, while his successors in Dual Strike ran with it), betrayed by their Dragons, etc.)
• Another god he gets along with is Ghiren Zabi, given his affinity for Colony Drops, (possible) extraterrestrial origins, and Nazi symbolism.
• Given that one meteor caused a lot of grief for them, hearing of someone who can send them down with impunity (even if they're surprisingly less harmful than one would expect) doesn't sit well with Mitsuha and Taki.

Edited by nightelf37 on Mar 11th 2019 at 1:41:12 AM

You have done enough sub-paragraphs to help, and Sturm isn't particuarly complex a character, so I think it's enough

I have achieved much more in my first draft with Lord Vyce than I though I could accomplish. Of course, I have been regularly watching Atop the Fourth Wall since less than a year after it started. Anyway, here is my first draft for Lord Vyce representing Evil Versus Oblivion. What do you think so far? What should be added?

Lord Vyce, God of Villains Opposing Armageddon

• House: Motivations For Evil (House of Villains)
• Intermediate God
• Symbol: A green, stylized "V"
• Alignment: Lawful Evil (used to be Lawful Good, and is convinced he still is)
• Portfolio: Multiversal Conqueror, Knight of Cerebus, Conquers Worlds To Protect Them From Destruction By The Entity, Ambiguously Human, The Dreaded, Doomed Hometown, Arrogant But Not Without Justification, Convinced Of His Own Righteousness, Villain Has a Point, He Who Fights Monsters
• Domains: Conquest, Parallel Universes, Pride, Hero Complexes, Data
• Allies: Eliphas, Victor Von Doom, Thaal Sinestro
• On good terms with: Captain Ahab
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: The SCP Foundation, The Imperium of Mankind
• Rivals: Shuma-Gorath, Merged Zamasu, Sigma, Nicol Bolas (also considered A Lighter Shade of Black to), "champions" of other universes (especially Kirby)
• Enemies: Linkara, MISSINGNO, the Grand United Alliance of Destruction and every Omnicidal Maniac, the entire House of Otherness Abominations (particularly Giygas, the Old Ones and SCP-682) and almost all Lovecraftian horrors regardless of alignment, most of his rivals, Melkor, heroic Power Rangers deities (particularly Tommy Oliver, Rick Sanchez
  • Former enemy: Galactus
  • Enemy Mine with: The Grand United Alliance of Law
• Opposed by: The House of Heroes and Grand United Alliance of Good (excluding the ones who are his straight-up foes)
• There is a name once feared throughout the multiverse. It is said of Lord Vyce that "all he sees, he conquers", and has overcome sixteen champion of different realities. He conquers these worlds to guard them from the Entity, a being who seeks to assimilate and devour them. Because of his, he is confident he is doing the right thing as is it either conquest by his hands, or death by the Entity.
• Was once heroic, simply wishing to warn others of the danger. They didn't listen, so he chose to force the issue. He has attempted to convince the GUAG to let him work with them, but Cosmos has rejected him due to believing he has crossed the Moral Event Horizon, since he ended up trying to destroy the Earth to stop the Entity even when witnessing Linkara vanquish it due to being convinced it was still alive. This would end in him falling into the same trap, and his death in the mortal plane. The fact that it has been reborn in the Trope Pantheon has only revalidated his beliefs. This paranoia and being consumed by his desire to hunt the Entity allows him to relate to Captain Ahab.
• While he doesn't oppose them on principle, the House of Heroes and the aforementioned GUAG looks at Vyce with disdain. They believe he is using cosmic threats to validate his ego, even if he has a good point. Linkara is quick to point out that no real hero would call themselves "lord" and act as he did. Despite this, Vyce will work with them against true forces of death and destruction such as the GUAD.
• Melkor believed that he could appeal to Vyce's ego and promise him the death of the Entity and all cosmic horrors for his service. Vyce rebuked this, claiming that Melkor is just as corruptive and destructive as the Entity. He feels this to a lesser extent about YHVH, for while they are both tyrants Vyce has no interest in The Evils of Free Will and feels recreating worlds is just like destroying them. However, the security of the GUAL, though a challenge to his pride and ambitions, is a lesser evil that can serve his ambitions.
• Is one to boast about his achievements, though not merely without reason. He is not quite the multiversal powerhouse his reputation has led people to believe, but the boasts keeps cosmic threats away from the universes he has conquered and guarded. The heroic Power Rangers deities do not like his resemblance to Lord Zedd, especially not Tommy Oliver given an Alternate Self of his went on to become a Multiversal Conqueror.
• Rick Sanchez, for entertainment, went about humiliating and deconstructing him with his portal gun. Vyce called him a menace to other realities, and when confronted on the apparent hypocrisy was quick to explain why he felt so; "It is true I have caused a lot of destruction for my ends, but it is always to deal with a bigger threat and foster security. Rick, however, is irresponsible and has caused trouble out of petty reasons and his own emotional issues and hang-ups".
• In Lord Vyce's eyes, just about all that is eldritch is a threat to the multiverse that needs exterminating. Good or evil, he naturally opposed the Abominations sub-house. While some like SCP-682 were completely justified in his loathing of them, others were not. He holds particular contempt for Giygas due to his similarities to the Entity, and the Old Ones for how they taint entire worlds.
• Initially loathed Galactus, as a celestial Planet Eater and cosmic horror. He could not fathom why the Fantastic Four had not tried to complete their mission to destroy him. However it soon became apparent that Galactus's survival was necessary for the balance of the cosmos, and it contained a far more destructive entity known as Abraxas. With this in mind, and well understanding the concept of a necessary evil, Vyce left the world eater alone.
• Has a mixed relationship with both the Imperium of Mankind and the SCP Foundation. While the former completely understands and supports how he deals with cosmic threats, he is still an alien conqueror and potential threat. Vyce's species isn't known, however. The SCP Foundation finds his abilities at dealing with these threats to be a good thing, and Vyce believes they are doing good work. However he is still a conqueror that would threaten the status quo, and much like the Global Occult Coalition if of the belief that most of the anomalous items they have secured should be destroyed. He does think a lot of more beneficial ones should be secured instead of destroyed, mind you.
• Has chosen to ally himself with Eliphas, as they are both knight templars trying to, in their own way, keep order. Unlike Eliphas Vyce has a neutral opinion on chaos in general, recognizing it as an essential part of existence, but knows it is the force more destructive than order and must be kept an eye on. He finds himself agreeing with Sinestro's means of keeping order and peace through fear, and Doctor Doom's lofty utopian ambitions along with his habit of dealing with forces where he is a A Lighter Shade of Black to.
• Regards other notable heroes as champions, and is often of the belief that he must take over to do their job better. He is more willing to compromise with some, likely because with his ship under the ownership of Linkara he is more willing to compromise. Kirby is of particular interest as he regular deals with cosmic threats, and though Vyce respects his tenacity he believes Kirby is too childish and irresponsible to remain the champion of his world.
• Though not the most formidable Multiversal Conqueror in the pantheon, Vyce is absolutely not someone to be trifled with. Shuma-Gorath, Merged Zamasu and Nicol Bolas are all competitors in some fashion, and not friendly ones. Sigma's recent toying with trying to conquer the Sega and Capcom universes also makes him competition. He has particular umbridge for Shuma-Gorath for being a cosmic horror of corruption that is likely worse than the Entity. It is telling that when compared to them, Lord Vyce comes off as the better man.
• Has transformed himself into living data to escape his exile, making him like the Entity. It is an irony definitely not lost on him, and it is what led Linkara to fear that he might become the new Entity. It is also ambiguous whether he was related to Pokémon in any way, given that the Entity is Missingno.

RJ for the new house as long as you promised to not make an another house or subhouse after this until some time pass because I think you overdid it. I'm not trying to be mean.

Also for that. Also, this is my suggestion. I want to see what he thinks of Bill Cipher

@Donnietu You have seen most of my suggestions, right? I think I put too much on it and you can remove some of them because it's too much for me. My biggest ones being I want to see her interactions with the Adventure Time cast and how she interacts with evil entities like Bill Cipher and such

Nightelf

I think there are too much dragons in the pantheon, but them going to otherness is also a good idea

Edited by louisent31 on Mar 11th 2019 at 5:59:22 PM

I would add Dragons to Otherness.

Hilda@ Tends to help the supernatural even though it would screw her over in the end. Like helping those guants who destroyed her house at the end. Chronic hero syndrome.

I finally know where to put her.

Daring Do, Goddess of Real "Fictional" Works (A. K. Yearling, Daring-Do, Daring Do Dazzle)

• Potential House: Metafiction
• s:

• Lesser Goddess
• Symbol: Her cutie mark, a compass rose
• Theme Song:
• Alignment: Chaotic Good, transitioning to Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Adventurer Archaeologist, Turning Out To Be An Actual Pony In Equestria, Nice Hat, Badass Bookworm, Tomboy, Escape Artist, Lack Of Hero Insurance, Literary Agent Hypothesis, Jerk with a Heart of Gold, Used To Work Solo
• Domain(s): Archaeology, Adventuring, Authors
• High Priests: Kaz and Oliver
• Followers: Mondo Mouse, Really Really Big Man, the Justice Guild of America, Annie, Girl of the Stars, Dr. Shade

• Allies: Rainbow Dash, Twilight Sparkle, Applejack, Pinkie Pie, Rarity, Fluttershy, Indiana Jones, Lara Croft, Nathan Drake, the League of Explorers, Jonathan Joestar
• Enemies: Zoran Lazarević, Arnold Ernst Toht
• Rainbow Dash didn't know when she had the idea for it, but after coming to a realization upon glancing at Indiana Jones while reading a Daring Do book, she sped off and began to peruse the list of tropes that haven't yet had a deity assigned. When asked who she was trying to ascend, she answered "Daring Do!"
• The next day, after the Court reviewed her hastily-written plea (and description of the pony she wants in the Pantheon), with assistance from Dream of the Endless, Daring Do found herself ascended (she was already in the Pantheon as one of Lara Croft's followers).
• In regards to her work as A. K. Yearling, despite the nature of her trope, it is still mostly a secret, though now it's the author persona who's the secret identity rather than the explorer, which she finds perplexingly funny.
• Besides Lara, Daring eventually met the man she was based on; Indiana Jones. Oh, and Nathan Drake as well, and the League of Explorers, too.
  • There was also Jonathan Joestar, who was also an archaeologist and became so to understand the secrets behind the Stone Mask, even though this aspect of him wasn't that explored as much as he is more known for fighting vampires and other undead.
  • She and Indy eventually read a crossover tale featuring the two of them (a fanfic written by Lyra Heartstrings and Rainbow Dash).
  • Naturally, due to her association with them, Arnold Toht and Zoran have become her enemies, too.
• Apparently, Twilight Sparkle's mother has some ambiguous involvement with the Daring Do books in her world, but it's not known if she's in the know on Daring's secret.
  • Speaking of that, there's been one other question she was asked; which of her identities does she regard as her "mask"^* just like how Batman regards his public identity Bruce Wayne as his mask., the author or the archaeologist? She has not deigned to answer that as of yet.
• Has an extended archive of her adventures right here. She's not saying how much of that is actual canon in her world, though, only that most of the content in that page is likely not among her actual adventures, particularly the sequels and prequels.
• Ever since a certain incident, she's tried to take better care of her surroundings, especially when villagers might take issue with her. Because he's known to be a Walking Disaster Area, this poses a huge problem when she works with Nathan Drake on an expedition when shit hits the fan.

Edited by louisent31 on Mar 11th 2019 at 7:45:39 PM

Sorry, but I don't know the former or One Piece. And so far, there hasn't been any proof that Daring has tangled with pirates. Come to think of it, until the seaponies and hippogriffs showed up, there hasn't been any adventures that took place out at sea (except in the IDW comics, and that one episode with the bunyip or something).

...Dammit, they edited their post. Now I look like more of an idiot.

And after seeing this, you guys think there might be an interaction between Shazam and Chuck Bartowski? Hint: it involves Zachary Levi.

Edited by nightelf37 on Mar 11th 2019 at 4:50:14 AM

Anything else I need to this profile?

Lt. Randall and Sgt. Bill Taylor, Divine Rangers of the Pantheon

• Theme: Rhine Victory Exhausted
• Demigods
• Symbol: The logo◊ of the US Army Rangers during World War II
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: Both men: US Army Rangers, Using a mix of WWII-era guns like the M1911A1, Thompson, M1 Garand, and M1919
  • Randall: Sergeant Rock, A Father to His Men, Promoted to Lieutenant after the crossing of the Rhine
  • Taylor: Silent Protagonist, Cold Sniper, Promoted to Sergeant on Randall's recommendation
• Domains: United States Army, Soldiers, World War II
• Allies:
  • Other Rangers: James Ramirez, Chuck Norris
  • US Army: Major Winters and Captain Spiers, Cpl. Travers, Lt. Mike Powell, Sgt. Jack Barnes, The Basterds, Capt. Steve Rogers, Charlotte Yeager, Pvt. Robert Zussman
  • US Navy: Iowa, O'Bannon, Enterprise, Black Cat Mantaray 5-4
  • US Marine Corps: Sgt. John Basilone, Sgt. Roebuck, Pvt. Miller, and Pvt. Polonsky, Sgt. Conlin, Sgt. Minoso, Corpsman Sullivan, and Pvt. Gaines
  • Other: Mr. "Jane Doe", The Boss, Warspite, Lance Corporal Jack Jones
• Enemies: Johann Schmidt, Fritz von Meyer, Wilhelm "Deathshead" Strasse, Adenoid Hynkel, Rudol von Stroheim, The Nazi Storm Elites, The Waffen Infantry and Waffen Officers, Milleneum
• Opposes: Senator Armstrong, General Shepherd
• Followers: Captain Miller, Lt. Col. Mucci, Sgt. Foley and Cpl. Dunn
• Headbutting Heroes: Bismarck and Prinz Eugen, U-511, Erica Hartmann, Gertrud Barkhorn
• Randall and Taylor are soldiers of the US 2nd Ranger Battalion, one of the most elite and well-known units in the US Army during the War in Europe and Africa.
• Compared to most US Army units, Rangers like Randall and Taylor are given more difficult missions and objectives by the Army high command, such as assaulting heavily fortified enemy positions or assisting in raids behind enemy lines. These two Rangers specialized in the former department, having done this at least thrice during their tour-of-duty.
  • This is stark contrast to Lt. Mike Powell, who specializes more in missions deep behind enemy lines, and prefers stealth over direct combat when not on the frontline.
  • Also, while Powell is more of a One Riot, One Ranger type, Randall and Taylor emphasize more on the idea that "No one fights alone", which remains true throughout
• Among their list of battles they took part in Europe are: the Normandy campaign, the Battle of Hill 400, and Operation Plunder.
  • Like Lt. Mike Powell and Pvt. Robert Zussman, they're also veterans of D-Day, although unlike them, who were part of the forces who landed at Omaha Beach, the newcomers to the Pantheon were part of the Pointe Du Hoc assault force.
  • Among some of Randall's and Taylor's later exploits are during the Battle of Hurtgen Forest, where they assaulted the heavily defended Hill 400, part of the larger Siegfried line, and later held back elements of the 116th Panzer Division trying to take the hill back.
  • Their last hurrah in Europe was the Crossing of the Rhine River, where they held took a heavily defended town despite heavy casualties and the Germans having tank support. It is during this battle that both Rangers are promoted to their current ranks, and thus why they are known as Lieutenant and Sergeant rather than their ranks from their story.
• Following the end of the War in Europe, as well as their battlefield promotions, both Rangers arrive in the Pantheon. Having arrived in via an LCVP (complete with grappling hooks), the newly-promoted Lt. Randall and Sgt. Taylor begin to proceed with extreme caution, not knowing what's in store for them.
• The first deity they come into contact with is a fellow Ranger from their unit, one Lt. Mike Powell. He immediately requests help from his fellow Rangers, as he needs men who can help him storm and destroy Fort Schmerzen. With no other intel and being in potentially hostile territory, they decide to stick with the Lieutenant and follow his orders.
• Powell then takes the two newcomers back to Allied lines, where he briefs them about the large German military presence in the Pantheon, composed mainly of Waffen-SS soldiers under Johann Schmidt and Wilhelm Strasse. He also briefs them about his planned mission: to destroy their two main strongholds in the Pantheon: the aforementioned Fort Schmerzen, and the much larger Der Flakturm.
  • Upon finding out Taylor's marksmanship skills being similar to his own, he assigns the Corporal the task of providing him sniper cover, not unlike how he himself provided cover for several of his own allies back during the war.
• The more experienced Ranger also introduces them to the other American soldiers, sailors, and Marines in the Pantheon. Sure enough, the two newer Rangers begin sharing stories with several other veterans of the European Theater.
  • With regards to Pvt. Robert Zussman, they both share their experiences in Normandy as well as the Hurtgen Forest.
• Both Rangers get along well with Warspite. It helps that Royal Navy ships like her helped provide gunfire support for their unit during the Pointe Du Hoc assault, especially during their advance further inland.
• Both men are impressed at the feats of Pvt. James Ramirez, a Ranger from some 70 years after World War II. So much so, that they also order him to do everything else for them.
• They get to meet Chuck Norris at one point, due to Randall hearing about him being a Ranger just like him and Taylor. While details of this meeting are mostly unknown, it can best described as an unforgettable and awesome encounter.
• At one point, their battalion's actions are narrated by US President Ronald Reagan, something that can even be heard at the end of one of their story's early levels. Seeing an opportunity at making them propaganda pieces for their cause, General Shepherd and Senator Armstrong try to make an offer to the two Rangers. Thanks to Lt. Powell warning them in advance, however, they refuse, like so many other good-aligned deities before them have.
• "Rangers lead the way."

Edited by Rmpdc on Mar 11th 2019 at 10:05:08 PM

Not sur if you're considering this, but I want their interactions with Captain America, considering he is a US America Hero from World War II

@Nightelf: For Sturm, Evolto/Kamen Rider Evol would be a rival to him since both are capable of nuking worlds, though Evolto's black holes are far more destructive than Sturm's nukes will ever be and Evolto will not stop reminding Sturm about that. Add this in and Sturm gets my .

For Daring Do, maybe she can get along with fellow housemate the Crimson Chin? She would be fascinated that a fictional character like him can be real outside of his comic book while the Chin himself was initially perplexed that an author like her was first assumed as fictional but that didn't stop him from being allies with her. Daring Do's other housemate Xingo would be annoying her all the way, so much so that she had to go elsewhere to write in peace. She remarked that her enemies are easier to deal with than him.

Regarding Shazam and Chuck, sure but consider their personalities, experiences and reactions towards those while writing down the interaction.

@RJ: Lord Vyce looks good.

@Rmpdc: They look alright.

@RJ: for Lord Vyce.

Warden from Superjail, the Greater God of Psychopathic Manchildren.

I know that a bunch of Adult Swim characters have already ascended, but c'mon, this guy can SHAPESHIFT.

Would y'all want me to write some stuff about him or should Warden stay as a mortal?

Okay, two questions.

1. Is Ford Prefect in the Pantheon in any capacity?
2. Where would Author Avatar be categorized, and is it taken?

Edited by DefRevenge24601 on Mar 11th 2019 at 12:33:50 PM

Psychopathic Manchild is already taken by Tira

I do recall Ford being mentioned before. And yes, Author Avatar is taken

Edited by fasoman1996 on Mar 11th 2019 at 1:34:25 PM

Ah, okay.

@Trocryst: We have plenty of shapeshifters, so it's no use trying to use such a minor thing to justify him ascending. That reasoning doesn't even have anything to do with the trope you're suggesting for him.

Edited by wootzits on Mar 11th 2019 at 4:38:52 PM