Trope Pantheons Discussion

Eh, it'd still be courteous to just notify you guys on what I'm planning with the profiles.

An old fart that needs to get back to writing profiles

Fair point.

And, since Bazzard isn't here,Welcome back to the Tropes Pantheon!

Retired effective March 1, 2022

I just realized how long ago this was sitting in my sandbox. Buen provecho.

SIVA (Ironsbane)

• Appearance: Red and black nanites
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil in the hands of the Devil Splicers, True Neutral by default.
• Domains: Colonization, Red, Black, Nanotechnology^note NANOMACHINES, SON
• Portfolio: Grey Goo, Transhumanism, Applied Phlebotinum, Red and black but not really evil, Flesh-like corruption
• In the time of the Golden Age of mankind lived a man named Clovis Bray I. Clovis was ambitious, he wanted mankind to expand into the stars and barring the unethical experiments with a disconcertingly high mortality rate, his intentions were genuine. The creation of SIVA was, in fact, directed towards the colonization effort with a myriad of applications but none of it was intended for military purposes. Whether or not it could of done its job well in colonizing is unclear as the Collapse destroyed much of humanity, leaving SIVA to be buried in the shadow of humanity.
  • It would be rediscovered by the Iron Lords thinking they could try and rebuild civilization but SIVA turned on them thanks to the intervention of the AI Warmind Rasputin after which is was buried yet again, but at the cost of all but one of the Iron Lords present. Following the events after the Taken Wars, the reformed House of Devils found SIVA and thus began their crusade to transcend everyone with SIVA's "gift".
  ~consume enhance replicate~
• SIVA wasn't exactly brought to the Treasury. It was actually unleashed unto the House of Technology by the Devil Splicers, whose numbers had mysteriously spiked to dangerous proportions. While they were notified, the amount of SIVA turned out to have been hidden for quite some time, replicating underneath many deities noses and by the time people have noticed it had gained some serious traction. Robots and cyborgs that are sufficiently exposed to SIVA were corrupted into the machine zealot's service, as well as organics if enough of it overtakes them. Thankfully, the Splicers were driven out of the House before it could corrupt any of the other Houses and was placed under quarantine for quite some time, no deity coming in or out until it was made clear SIVA was gone.
  • Any and all SIVA recovered from the House was then immediately brought into Maximum Security and placed under lock and key within a room that's sealed off of any exits. The stuff lays dormant and on the off chance it did reactivate, it's armored enough that it would take some time to seem through not mentioning any of the other security provided from the SCP Foundation and GLaDOS. That said, all SIVA recovered only came from what was left over in the attack. It's not accounting for the ones the Splicers took as they left.
    • Orders were put out to hunt down the remaining Splicers, the Guardians and the Tenno spearheading such operations. Arthur Maxson also joined in, not exactly a surprise given
• Obviously the GUAM got to benefit from SIVA's arrival to the Pantheon the most seeing as how the Eliksni are already with their cause. Of course, people starting pointing fingers at them for possibly instigating such an attack given how those affiliated with them managed to evacuate safely. Other deities seem to want to use the nanotechnology for their own benefits such as the Corpus, who want it to further enhance their technology and by extension further their armsdealing. The Enclave see SIVA as a great tool for rebuilding their new America in the Pantheon seeing how it was made for that purpose in mind.
  ~consume enhance replicate~
  • Admittedly, individual members alliances have shown intersest in utilizing SIVA for similar reasons above. Given how much of a glorified arms race the Pantheonic conflict is, especially if it's with the GUAL and GUAC, it should come off as no surprise.
• In spite of the damage it had done in the eponymous SIVA Crisis on Earth and in the Pantheon, there are those in the Pantheon who still believe //SIVA can be used for good. ~consume enhance replicate~. The Guardians, despite working to stop the Splicers, were once seen adorning themselves in ~SIVA armor and weaponry for a time before Ghaul came. Regardless, much of it remains safely ~replicating~ inside the Vault. So there is no need to worry about (SIVA) as of now. ~consume~ repeat~

All my fault, you say...? What fault? I daresay it's all thanks to me.

@Super WIKI 1: That'll be $8,675,309 for use of my joke, please?

Edited by Bazzardreturns on Jul 12th 2019 at 6:02:40 AM

Time to explore the world!

What should I add to the Dark Knights?

The Dark Knights, Divine Group of Shadow Archetypes (The Batman Who Laughs: Bruce Wayne of Earth -22, The Dawnbreaker: Bruce Wayne of Earth -32, The Devastator: Bruce Wayne of Earth -1, The Drowned: Bryce Wayne of Earth -11, The Merciless: Bruce Wayne of Earth -11, The Murder Machine: Bruce Wayne of Earth -44, The Red Death: Bruce Wayne and Barry Allen of Earth -52)

• House: Villainous Counterparts (House of Villains)
• Ranks: Lesser God (The Batman Who Laughs), Intermediate Gods (The Dawnbreaker, The Murder Machine, The Red Death), Intermediate Goddess (The Drowned), Greater Gods (The Devastator, The Merciless)
• Symbol: The Batman cowl shaped like a skull, and a Bat Symbol on the forehead
• Alignment: Lawful Good (the Barry Allen trapped in the Red Death) Lawful Evil (The Murder Machine), Neutral Evil (The Drowned, The Red Death), Chaotic Evil (The Batman Who Laughs, The Dawnbreaker, the Devastator and the Merciless)
• Portfolio: Alliance of Alternates, Evil Counterpart, Embodying The Fears And Darkness Of Batman, Most Were Once Heroic, Body Horror, Composite Character, From Worlds Doomed To Die, Dark and Troubled Past
  • The Batman Who Laughs: Became The Joker, But Worse, Slasher Smile, Spikes of Villainy, The Only Dark Knight Without Zero Good Intentions, Absolutely Loves Being Evil, Omnicidal Maniac For the Evulz, No Powers Outside Of What Dark Matter Gives Him, Breakout Villain, Only Confirmed Dark Knight Still Alive, Second In Command To Barbatos, Sadist, Xanatos Speed Chess, The Dreaded
  • The Dawnbreaker: Teens Are Monsters, The Most Punchable Of The Dark Knights, A Green Lantern Who Corrupted The Ring, Stealth Parody of Dark Fics, Blackout, Tagalong Kid
  • The Devastator: Wants To Turn People To Doomsdays To Protect Them From Superman, Breath Weapon, Spikes of Villainy, Batman's Intellect Matched With Doomsday's Body, Wants To Eliminate Hope Because Silly Rabbit, Idealism Is for Kids!, Hulking Out
  • The Drowned: Hates Metahumans Yet Has Superpowers, Prongs of Poseidon, Making a Splash, Will Do What It Takes To Save Humanity, Only Female Dark Knight, Distaff Counterpart, Mad Scientist
  • The Merciless: War God, Artifact of Doom, Eldest Dark Knight, Pissed Off Bat-Helmet, Superpower Lottery, One-Man Army
  • The Murder Machine: Cybernetics Will Eat Your Soul, Hard Light, Made A New Alfred, Got It Alright, Deeply Cares For Alfred, Perpetual Frowner
  • The Red Death: Fusion Dance of Batman and The Flash (The Flash Is Powerless), Can Inflict Fast Aging, Stole The Rogue's Gear Too, The Friend Nobody Likes, The Flash Takes Over Only To Be Disposed Of, Good Costume Switch
• Domains: Dark Matter, Alternate Universes, Dark Paths, Inner Fears, Evil (all of them), Chaos, Destruction, Cruelty (The Batman Who Laughs), Spite, Light and Darkness (The Dawnbreaker), Infection, Doom, Monstrosity (The Devastator), Flooding, Mad Science, Metahumans (The Drowned), War, Madness, Conquest (The Merciless), Cybernetics, Calculations, Introversion (The Murder Machine), Speed, Fusions, Loss (The Red Death)
• Superior: Barbatos
• Interests: Melkor, Griffith (all of them), Chernabog (The Dawnbreaker), Khorne (The Merciless), the House of Combined Forms (The Red Death)
• Allies:
  • The Batman Who Laughs: Kefka, Judge Death, Dark Danny, The Plutonian, Junko Enoshima, the Psycho Rangers
  • The Dawnbreaker: Eric Cartman, Lord Drakkon, Infinite, the Psycho Rangers
  • The Devastator: Nurgle (somewhat)
  • The Murder Machine: YHVH, The Cybermen (somewhat), Light Yagami, Jeanne d'Arc Alter, Copy X
  • The Red Death: Nox, Jeanne d'Arc Alter, Copy X
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: William Stryker (The Drowned)
• Rivals: Lord Drakkon (except for The Dawnbreaker), Yuuki Terumi (The Batman Who Laughs), En Sabah Nur/Apocalypse (The Merciless), Mesogog (The Drowned)
• Enemies: All heroic DC deities, especially Bruce Wayne/Batman, Cosmos and the Grand United Alliance of Good, Merged Zamasu, Funny Valentine
  • The Batman Who Laughs: The Joker, Harley Quinn, Danny Fenton, The Heroic Protectors Of Family, basically anyone not in "allies"
  • The Dawnbreaker: All Green Lanterns, Raven, The Phantom Thieves of Heart, anyone who reminds him of his own pain, the House of Happiness
  • The Devastator: Clark Kent/Superman, High Councillor Kal-El, Lois Lane, Doomsday, The Imperium of Mankind, the Plutonian
  • The Drowned: Arthur Curry/Aquaman, the Imperium of Mankind, superhumans in general, Prince Zuko, King Triton, Ariel
  • The Merciless: Wonder Woman (not what he thinks), Ares, Kratos (somewhat), Guts
  • The Murder Machine: Victor Stone/Cyborg, Bane, Alfred Pennyworth (one-sided on Alfred's side)
  • The Red Death: Barry Allen/The Flash, The Pantheonic Time Police
• Opposes: The House of Light and Brightness (The Dawnbreaker)
• Opposed by: The House of Regret (The Red Death), Selina Kyle/Catwoman (The Drowned), the House of Family (The Murder Machine)
• Below The Multiverse rests the Dark Multiverse, a place where whatever can go wrong does. Unstable worlds never meant to exist. And when Barbatos emerged to conquer the light, he had seven versions of Bruce Wayne answer the call. Each represents the Batman's fears and doubts of him, the dark paths he could have taken, the evil in his heart. And they want the optimistic universes for themselves.
• Applies to the Dark Knights
  • With the exception of The Batman Who Laughs, the Dark Knights were confirmed or assumed to be dead. Unfortunately with the Dark Multiverse and Barbatos' ascension, he was able to restore his Dark Knights, who now seek the pantheon to achieve their dreams and desires. As twisted versions of Batman and some of DC's greatest heroes, the GUAG considers them not just a physical threat but an ideological threat as well. However because they are all counterparts of one person, they all find a Kryptonite Factor not just with Nth Metal and the even stronger 10th Metal/Element X(due to their dark matter physiology), but Funny Valentine's Stand.
  • Already partnered with Barbatos over their love of debasing and corrupting others, Melkor was happy to see the Dark Knights ascend as a twisted mockery of the forces of good. And he's hoping to find twisted versions of his main enemies in the now expanded Dark Multiverse. That said, the Dark Knights don't see anything beyond a possible meal ticket with the Dark Lord of Arda. Griffith seemed more invested as like him they're former heroes turned into villains, usually over falling to despair. He finds it nostalgic.
  • Their own sub-house was interested in the various different darker paths that the Dark Knights took. Darquesse and Jeanne d'Arc Alter like comparing notes as they are literal evil versions of a heroic character. However most think they're nuts or don't fit with their own ideals. Exceptions include the Psycho Rangers(an evil team of counterparts, but only the Batman Who Laughs and the Dawnbreaker are evil enough to get along with them).
  • Zamasu was quick to use the Dark Knights as an argument for why Humans Are Bastards, despite Barbatos humiliating him upon his visit to the Dark Multiverse. As several terrible villains embody the potential for evil that Batman has, it truly shows how evil mortals are innately, no matter how they try to hide it. Zamasu himself once being a well-intentioned god who became darker than any mortal, and Infinite Zamasu being a nightmare of a new reality worse than the Dark Multiverse alludes him, and most don't even bother pointing it out due to seeing Zamasu as a lost cause.
  • Lord Drakkon considers the Dark Knights rivals to his plans of conquest, mainly because of how they are versions of a hero twisted to villainy due to personal tragedy and suffering, representing the worst of what they could become. Well, except for The Dawnbreaker. He shares a resentment for the world as a whole, due to Drakkon's jealousy of his heroic counterparts.
  • The Imperium of Mankind regards The Devastator as an abominable mutant and perversion of the human form, and The Drowned as much of the same but sea-based. Ironic, given in their own twisted way they think they're helping humanity; by making them nigh-invincible Doomsday monsters and protecting them under the water against metahumans.
  • The Murder Machine, given how swiftly he dealt with the criminals in his world and anybody trying to stop him, also finds himself agreeing with Light Yagami's views on justice. Copy X and Jeanne d'arc Alter, fellow villainous counterparts, also seem to respect the Murder Machine due to his efficiency in terms of being a Knight Templar. The Red Death is appealing to Copy X and Jeanne as well since he wants to make the world better at any cost, and his Super-Speed makes him very effective. The other Dark Knights are a bit too much for them, however.
  • Before you ask, the Grim Knight was considered for entry. However he wasn't part of the original seven as Barbatos didn't see him as evil enough, so that's why he didn't ascend to the pantheon. The Punisher is disappointed with this, given the Grim Knight took a lot of notes from him.
• Applies to The Batman Who Laughs
  • On Earth -22, the Joker caused havoc across Gotham, making Batman watch as he re-enacted his parents' death and Jokerizing the orphans. When Batman did what everyone wanted and snapped his neck, it released a neurotoxin that changed his morality to that of the Joker. He ended up killing everyone and joined Barbatos to do it again, embodying the Batman's fear of becoming as bad as him and his inability to end their never-ending feud by just killing the Joker. Amazingly, the Joker considers him to be worse than him, and Harley Quinn was both infuriated that he killed the Joker of his world, and finds him too scary for her. Kefka was more OK with The Batman Who Laughs, as he's an insane Joker-like villain who's madness made him an Omnicidal Maniac.
  • While The Dark Knights are similar to the Dark Judges, in looks and personality The Batman Who Laughs is most like Judge Death. And like him he mowed down much of his family, then turned Damian Wayne into a twisted Joker/Robin hybrid. The Heroic Protectors of Family hate him for it. He relates to the Plutonian and Dark Danny since they gave up on being heroes, becoming homicidal maniacs instead. Danny Fenton was very disturbed by this, and yet another twisted version of a hero.
  • He has inherited the Joker's desire to bring out the worst of everyone, and generally breaking people For the Evulz. Yuuki Terumi, like the Joker, considers him "The Batman Who Talks" and second in inflicting despair to him, though it's almost entirely Terumi's monumental ego. Junko Enoshima is more willing to play ball, seeing him as a kindred spirit who has very much enjoyed the despair the Joker inflicted, and wishes to improve it. The Batman Who Laughs thinks she's got spunk.
• Applies to The Dawnbreaker
  • On Earth -32, Bruce Wayne got a Green Lantern ring on the moment of his parents' murder. Not because he could overcome fear, but a void in his heart where fear should be. Which he proceeded to use to kill criminals, and really anyone who made him mad. And he corrupted the ring into something monstrous. He's pretty detestable and first started harassing the House of Happiness for daring to be more fortunate than him. He's a Batman who never grew up and was consumed by his parents' death, the embodiment of Batman's fear he can't grow past it.
  • The Dawnbreaker's unique ability as a Green Lantern is "Blackout", where he sucks the light out of the area, including Green Lanterns. Then he sics his monstrous constructs, fueled by his vile thoughts. He hangs out in the House of Darkness and Shadow, because "it matches the dark void in my heart". Chernabog believes that the Blackout ability and its darkness is useful. As the edgelord that he is, the Dawnbreaker dislikes the House of Light and Brightness.
  • Claims that the darkness in his heart can cut through any light, but a dark empath like Raven hijacked his creations. The Phantom Thieves of Heart find him the easiest target to go after because his own twisted sense of spite and inability to grow up makes his ego very fragile. The Dawnbreaker seems to relate to Eric Cartman's pettiness and desire for revenge, and Infinite's egotistical "edgelord" persona.
• Applies to The Devastator
  • On Earth -1, Superman went rogue and Batman tried to stop him. Bleeding out from the loss of an arm, he found no choice but to infect himself with the Doomsday Virus. He became a monster bent on spreading the Doomsday Virus so everyone would be safe from the likes of Superman, representing Batman's inability to trust the Man of Steel and the fear of what he might become as a Cape Buster. The hulking behemoth is interested in Nurgle's strengthening plagues as a means of "protecting" mankind as a Nurgle/Doomsday hybrid, becoming unkillable monsters like himself.
  • As far as the Devastator is concerned, Superman is evil, or at least a time bomb ready to go off. The existence of not just his Regime incarnation, but the Plutonian is proof and he wants to give more people the Doomsday Virus so they can better handle them. The Plutonian especially since he's the worst "Superman" gone rogue, and would even contemplate an Enemy Mine situation with the main Superman to stop the Plutonian. He also doesn't like the original Doomsday, stating that "he's a mindless beast of destruction, I'm a mindful beast of salvation through destruction".
• Applies to The Drowned
  • On the genderswapped Earth -11, Bryce Wayne lost her love Sylvester Kyle in a metahuman brawl. Since then she's distrusted metahumans, and she messed up any peace conference the Atlanteans could've had. Modifying herself, she overthrew Atlantis and changed mankind to be ruled over in a flooded world. She represent's Batman's fear of losing Catwoman, and his distrust of metahumans. She's on the hit list of King Triton and Ariel for what she did to her world. Prince Zuko doesn't like her either, because of how much of a villain she became and how antithetical his firebending is to her water-based powers.
  • A Mad Scientist who altered her own physiology to better combat the Atlanteans, she regards Mesogog as a rival because they both have their own competing belief on how life should be shaped for what is, in their eyes, a better world. William Stryker, given his own hatred of mutants, saw it as a potential opportunity to continue his "crusade" by playing her hate of metahumans in general(of which mutants are a notable sub-set), but doesn't exactly trust her. The House of Water and Moisture walks on eggshells around her.
• Applies to The Merciless
  • On Earth -12, Ares created a helmet that enhanced his power a hundredfold. Batman and Wonder Woman were lovers, and it appeared Ares killed her when Batman took the helmet for himself. In reality he knocked her out, and Batman killed Wonder Woman when set into a rage by the helmet and she tried to take it off. He became the new War God, representing Batman's fear of breaking his code and letting revenge take control. Khorne was impressed by what he'd accomplish with it, and wants to enhance that rage. En Sabah Nur considers him a Worthy Opponent. He'd rather not talk about it.
  • The Merciless found he had things in common with Kratos-both of them became war gods after usurping Ares for basically ruining their lives, though the Merciless only assumed he accomplished it. Whiles Kratos is understanding, he's been trying to be a better person and opposes the Merciless out of contempt for the man he once was. Guts considers him a warning of what the Berserker Armour and his own rage could turn him into.
• Applies to The Murder Machine
  • On Earth -44, Bane managed to kill Alfred Pennyworth. In his grief, he designed the Alfred Protocol to replace him. However the Protocol started becoming hostile to anyone besides Bruce, eventually leading to Bruce's assimilation into a soulless cyborg who only cares about Alfred. He represents the extremes of Batman's introversion and fear of losing Alfred, along with his reliance on technology. The House of Family considers the Alfred Protocol as much a perversion of the idea of family as they find it a tragedy how the Murder Machine lost his humanity over the grief from losing his father figure.
  • Having purged himself of humanity except for his feelings towards Alfred, the Murder Machine finds himself agreeing with a number of the tenants of YHVH. He still wants to deal with criminals after getting a stable world from Barbatos, and without a real soul anymore The Evils of Free Will seems appealing. He also agrees with the Cybermen for how they create an orderly society at the expense of emotions and individuality.
• Applies to The Red Death
  • On Earth -52, Batman was driven over the edge with the loss of too many of his Robins. As the unstable universe was beginning to fall apart, he hijacked Barry Allen in order to use the Speed Force to go back and undo all the misery. The result was the Red Death, a hybrid of the two with Barry powerless. The Red Death represents Batman's fear of losing his family and not being fast enough to save everyone. The House of Regret may understand why, but they do not condone the extremism of his actions.
  • The Red Death seeks the House of Time and Space so he can undo the tragedy of his past. Because of how he's become unstable, the Pantheonic Time Police isn't letting him go back and risk total chaos. Nox approved of his actions however, since he went to some extreme ends to try and save his own family even if it was All for Nothing.
  • The Barry Allen trapped in the Red Death managed to assert control, taking on a gold appearance. However the others never trusted the Red Death as he was only half Batman, so disposed of him as part of a Hope Spot. Unfortunately for Barry his resurrection in the Trope Pantheon had Melkor figure out how to revert him to Bruce in charge, and hopes to completely eradicate that Barry's consciousness so there is no division.

Edited by RJ-19-CLOVIS-93 on Jul 13th 2019 at 2:49:49 AM

Reposting Miku.

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Miku Izayoi, Goddess of Sexuality Exceptions (Diva, Tsukino Yoimachi)

• Ascending on: ???
• Potential/New House: Romantic Orientation
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• Intermediate Goddess
• Theme Song: "My Treasure"
• Alignment: Neutral Good, formerly Neutral Evil
• Symbol: Herself standing in front of Gabriel
• Portfolio: Fighting with Music, Magic Music, The Only Male She Loves is Shido, Idol Singer, Having her Career Ruined But Later Climbing Back to the Top, Lovable Sex Maniac, Very Powerful Voice That Can Control Minds, Teasing Others, Gag Boobs
• Allies:
  • Date A Live deities: Shido Itsuka (her Darling), Tohka Yatogami, Origami Tobiichi, Kotori Itsuka, Yoshino, Mana Takamiya, Mayuri
  • Others: Celestia Ralgris, Cyclops, Fuuka Akitsuki, Azura, Sheryl Nome, Black Canary, Symphogear users, the Bard
• Friendly Rival: Miia
• Enemies: Sir Isaac Ray Peram Westcott, the Dazzlings, I-No, the House of Tainted Love, anyone who uses music for evil
• Opposes: Black Bolt, Sheogorath
• Pities: Natsuru Senou, Heinz Windermere
• Miku was one of the best Idol Singers until her career was almost destroyed when she refused to sleep with a sleazy TV producer. Upon becoming a Spirit, she sought to regain her lost fame and developed for mankind, and the male gender in particular. Luckily, Shido Itsuka managed to reawakened the better woman within her and Miku allowed Shido to seal her powers, wanting to reestablish her career by her own merits.
• Although Miku shed her hatred towards men, she only feels sexual attraction towards women, with the only male she feels even remotely attracted to being Shido himself. For that, the Court of the Gods allowed her ascension. Once she was accepted into the Pantheon, Miku began flirting with almost every woman she could find, including the Spirits already present in the Pantheon. She proudly proclaiming that Shido, her Darling, is the only man she could ever love.
  • Because of her bad experience with that producer, she really hates sexual abusers and anyone who distorts the idea of love, which is why she stays away from the House of Tainted Love as much as possible.
• While Shido and the Spirits were happy to see Miku in the Pantheon, they admitted that Miku's sexual lust could be too much even for them. Shido felt nervous that he would have to cross-dress again if he ever dated Miku again, but luckily, no such thing happen. Tohka also feels she needs to put some distance from Miku, lest the Diva will attempt to touch her breasts again.
• Met up with Celestia Ralgris after hearing rumors about her supposed hatred of men. Celestia had to clarify that she didn't hate men, that was just a rumor she didn't bother to address to hide both her insecurities around the male gender and her guilt for causing Lux Arcadia's exile. Once the mistake got cleared up, Miku and Celestia parted on good terms, with Miku complimenting the Drag-Knight on her soft face and her large chest.
• Bringing her singing talents to the Pantheon was an obvious course of action for Miku. Ever since she set up her temple, she has hosted hundreds of concerts, often singing alongside legends like Fuuka Akitsuki and Sheryl Nome. She was particularly impressed that the latter used her singing to end an intergalactic war. Once in a while, she helps Black Canary fight crime, impressing the veteran superheroine.
• Having moved past her misanthropy, Miku assists Cyclops in his efforts to protect mutantkind. She is aware of his more extremist actions, but considering what she has done, Miku feels she has no right to judge. Cyclops initially felt a bit nervous around Miku, as her magical voice brought bad memories of Black Bolt, he eventually came to see her as a friend and a surrogate daughter.
• Speaking of Black Bolt, she doesn't hold him in high regard, especially after hearing of his confrontation with the X-Men. She had hoped the mutant-Inhuman hostilities would end with both sides reaching a mutual agreement, but she was horrified upon learning that the Inhumans were fiercely protective over the Terrigen mists, even after it was revealed the mists were killing mutants. She sees the X-Men's recent cultural renaissance and the Inhumans' depopulation crisis as a fitting rebalancing of the scales.
• Competes with Miia of the Monster Girls over who has the better darling. Shido and Kimihito Kurusu just play along.
• Takes pity on Natsuru Senou for his/her love problems. While she is totally crazy over his female form, like any other girl at school, she later found out about what Kaede Sakura had done to him. Feeling her own actions were not better than those performed by Kaede, Miku has done her best to ensure no one suffers what Natsuru suffered.
  • Heinz Windermere is another deity that has earned Miku's pity. Although she was naturally displeased when she heard about the Song of the Wind's effects, Miku has the opinion that Heinz was manipulated into that position by his chancellor, and if circumstances were different, Heinz could have used his song for more benevolent purposes. Since she herself has misused her music, Miku does her best to give Heinz the benefit of the doubt and hopes he can find peace one day.
• She really hates the the Dazzlings for reminding of the days she used her music to enslave people. She was further horrified to learn that the Dazzlings don't really need to brainwash their victims, they only do so for their own amusement. The Dazzlings invaded Miku's temple, hoping they could corrupt her back into her villainous ways, but even they were no match for the power of Gabriel and they were forced to retreat.
• Occassionally helps the doctors at the House of Health and Diseases in helping and curing patients, as Gabriel has proven to possess the power of healing.
• Befriended the Bard over their shared passion for music. She is also impressed by his dedication to pacifism, a luxury she cannot afford due to Isaac Westcott's ambitions. On the other hand, she feels nothing but contempt towards I-No, considering her as the kind of person she could have become had her Darling not saved her. She holds no fondness for Sheogorath, either. Although she can appreciate his dedication to the arts, Sheogorath is a Mad God with no understanding towards basic human decency. For his part, Sheogorath has nothing but good things to say about Miku, praising her for her wonderful singing voice and has refrained from bringing harm upon her.

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As always, suggestions are welcome.

for edge overload Batmen

Edited by fasoman1996 on Jul 12th 2019 at 10:17:16 AM

Uni cat

Clovis: . You know, they can totally stay in Villainous Counterparts with the God/dess's highest rank as their position, and since two of them are Greater Gods, they should be in the Greater Deities position

Edited by louisent31 on Jul 12th 2019 at 9:37:52 PM

Just a sad, lonely girl

@Clovis:

@Bazzard: Sorry, I'm totally broke. I could ask Scrooge McDuck for cash, but he's a Scrooge.

@louisent: Not too sure about that. Does The Darker Road Not Taken sound like a Villainous Counterparts trope? No offense, but my 'jurisprudence' for ascensions dictate the trope title dictate the house they go to and not the actual basis the character are on.

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Jul 12th 2019 at 9:33:36 PM

Retired effective March 1, 2022

@Clovis: Dark Knights. Like said, Villainous Counterparts ranked that of its highest ranked member.

Edited by Ferot_Dreadnaught on Jul 12th 2019 at 6:34:23 AM

But the trope isn't The Darker Road Not Taken, that's just the title for the profile. The trope is Shadow Archetype.

In another few hours, the sun will rise.

I know. I just worded it wrong.

Erratum: I read the trope page again and errr.. yeah they do fit Villainous Counterparts. Carry on.

@Clovis:Since the support for them in Villainous Counterparts in near unanimous, might I suggest relations with denizens of that sub-house, especially the DC-based ones, Sinestro and Plutonian. How you handle these is up to you.

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Jul 12th 2019 at 9:47:09 PM

Retired effective March 1, 2022

Thoughts on Ophilia for Saintly Church (before getting started and what not)?

Again. Someone has the Eight Travelers already. For Optional Character Scene. I’ll say this as many times as needed.

All my fault, you say...? What fault? I daresay it's all thanks to me.

Well, here is an update on Aluneth.

I'm considering writing something the Staff and Kiritsugu Emiya. Mostly because both are voiced by the same dude and the latter notoriously hates mages and magic

"Come, child. Let us wreak havoc."
Aluneth, Divine Talking Weapon (The Greatstaff of the Magna)

• Potential House: Voices and Living Weapons
• Intermediate God
• Symbol: Itself
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral with Chaotic Good intentions
• Portfolio: Awesome, but Impractical, The Cynic, Deadpan Snarker, Energy Being, At the side of good even if he doesn't show it, Time Abyss
• Domains: Magic, Power, Arcane, Time, Control, Sentience, Talking
• "Allies": Khadgar, Medivh, Kalecgos, Harth Stonebrew, Red and the Transistor
• Rivals: Excalibur
• Enemies: Sargeras, The Old Gods, Deathwing, Malygos
• Opposes: King Togwaggle
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: The SCP Foundation
• Aluneth, Greatstaff of the Magna, is a powerful Magic Staff once wielded by Aegwynn the Guardian of Tirisfal. Withing the staff you can find bound an arcane elemental that was said to be incredibly powerful and was sealed by Aegwynn to gain its power. The essence of Aluneth still lingers and whispers from him can be heard by the wielder, encouraging to destroy and unleash their power. These tales eventually brought Aluneth to the pantheon, given that bonding with it will subject the mage to a constant string of whispers from Aluneth, it was suggested by a few ascended members of the Kirin Tor to have it around the pantheon to study its effects outside Azeroth.
• Many confuse Aluneth for a misplaced treasure, as he would feel more at home in the Treasure Vault. The reason he was given a separate place (Besides regulations forbidding any sapient entity to reside in the Vault anyway) is to see if it was possibly to unbind him from the staff. While the process was almost successful, it was deemed that keeping him trapped was for the better. He instead is used as a training tool for mages and wizards interesting in learning unstable magic and powerful but unreliable spellcasting, hoping to find a suitable deity that can handle the destructive power of Aluneth.
• Considering his anomalous properties, Aluneth is frequently visited by the SCP Foundation. Given the lack of magical personnel, the Staff rarely if ever treats them with any respect and constantly berates who ever is near its proximity. There have also been a few incidents where Aluneth decided to implode on purpose to hurt the SCP members, usually being an unlucky D-Class caught in the aftermath. The Foundation almost labelled him a Keter and gave Aluneth a designation until Khadgar came around and retrieved it to teach the SCP Foundation how to properly use it, with the results almosts making reconsider making Aluneth a Thaumiel, even if he is very unlikely to cooperate outside the assigned user.
• "I am infinite."

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Currently a work in progress. What do you guys think?

Malos, God of Circular Reasoning (Metsu, The Endbringer, Logos)

• Greater God (was lowered to a Lesser God long ago), becomes an Overdeity upon gaining Artifice Aion
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Symbol: His Core Crystal. Alternatively, his Monado
• Potential House: Motivations for Evil
• Theme Song: Over Despair and Animus, After Despair and Hope
• Portfolio: Psychopathic Manchild, Dark Is Evil and wears black, Jerkass, Evil Is Hammy, Tall, Dark, and Handsome (and snarky), Omnicidal Maniac, Sir Swears-a-Lot, Purple Is Powerful and the new black, humanity's atrocities make him evil which make him cause them to do more evil, thinks the world is worth destroying, surprisingly compassionate to his allies, Person of Mass Destructive Spheres, eventually coming to hate himself, wants to have free will but destruction is hard-coded into his mindset, wants to climb the world tree to ask the Architect what his purpose in life is, made Jin want to destroy the world, Death Equals Redemption which was what he wanted
• Domains: Destruction, Profanity, Self-Hatred
• Heralds: The Organization of Torna
• Allies: Zanza, Dickson, Metal Face, Lord Chaos, Grima, The Plutonian, Majin Buu, Merged Zamasu, most of the House of Ruin and Destruction, the Grand United Alliance of Destruction
• Rivals: Telethia the Endbringer
• Enemies: The entire heroic Xenoblade cast, especially Lora, Jonathan Joestar, William Zeppeli, Sora, the House of Heroes, the Grand United Alliance of Good

• Malos is a foul-mouthed villain who aspired to climb the World Tree in order to reach Elysium. After seeing Lora, an old enemy ascend to the Trope Pantheon, he decided to do the same, not wanting to be outdone by lowly human. He'll never accept one those guys getting a luxury that he can't have. He despises humans for their wanton cruelty, despite his actions making them commit more atrocities even though his mindset is a result of Amalthus' hatred of humanity.
  "Watch humans and you'll learn one thing: Deep down, they wish they were dead. They kill each other like they swat flies. Running towards oblivion like blind rats. They see the divine flame of life and piss over it. They're genius at that. In a class all their own, really. That flame is wasted on them. So I... I want to give them a little push in the right direction. As the benevolent servant of our "wise dad" should..."

• Malos' desire to destroy almost everything he possibly can (even his own creator upon meeting him) makes him an enemy of the GUAG and the House of Heroes. They don't want an Ax-Crazy Omnicidal Maniac like him anywhere near the Pantheon, considering he subjected Pyra to Mind Rape and took her memories, leaving her as an Empty Shell, then gloating about it to Rex.

Everyone look at my sandbox

Not a bad start, and speaking of Xenoblade. Edit: This is their 3rd draft.

Rex & Pyra/Mythra, Divine Wielders of the Plot Important Sword (Rex: Rex-Rex, Salvager, Master Driver. Pyra/Mythra: Homura/Hikari, "Simpleton", The Aegis, Pneuma.)

• Intermediate Gods Greater God and Goddess once Rex unlocks the Pneuma Form of the Aegis.
• Symbol: Rex's Core Crystal or the Aegis blade.
• Theme Music: Battle Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
• Alignment: Rex and Pyra: Lawful Good
  • Mythra: Chaotic Good in the prequel and during the main game.
• Domains: Swords, Kindness, Leadership, Clones.
• Portfolio:
  • Rex: Adventurous Salvager, Badass Normal, Uses a Grappling-Hook Pistol, Cares About Everyone, Working-Class Hero, Believes There Is Good In Anyone's Heart.
  • Pyra: A Living Aegis Blade, Boobs Of Steel, Was Sealed Away Years Ago, Pyra Is Talented With Cooking, Rather Cute For a Sword of Immense Power, Grants Rex the Power of the Aegis Sword, Playing with Fire.
  • Mythra: Big Eater, Mythra Is Able To Predict Enemy Movements, Light 'em Up, Pyra and Mythra Are Two Personalities.
• Allies: Lora, Shulk, Dunban, KOS-MOS, Noel Vermillion, Natsu Dragneel, Link, Princess Zelda.
• Enemies: Zanza the malevolent half, Metal Face, Yukki Terumi, Ganondorf, Galeem and Dharkon.
• Pities: Atalanta.
• Related to everyone.
  • Rex was once a simple salvager who lived with "Gramps" in the world of Alrest. Taking on a new mission to salvage something very special, his world changed once he came across the girl sleeping who was named Pyra. She wanted him to make a connection that would make them essentially partners that involved him touching her chest...or rather her Core Crystal to awakening this power. After being revived, both of them formed a bond as Driver and Blade to overcome the obstacles standing in the way of taking Pyra back to Elysium.
  • Despite being made from the same blade Pyra and Mythra are two distinct personalities who eventually gain their own bodies after the defeat of Malos. The reason this happened was back in the past after Mythra survived the fall of Torna along with the death of Hugo. She couldn't bear such pain not to mention getting the chance to have the kindness and humanity she didn't show towards others back then.
• Exclusive to Rex
  • Rex was not a complicated fellow, his only life before meeting Pyra was living on Gramps, collecting anything worth salvaging, and practicing his sword skills ready to engage a bigger world someday. He also doesn't like it when people consider him to some little kid when he knows he's a lot more mature than people think. When asked how close he was to Pyra and Mythra, his face grew red before admitting that if there was any girl he loved the most it would be her.
  • Despite never getting to chance to meet one another Rex and Pyra became friends with Lora, her tale was something Mythra knew considering she was there in Torna many years ago. Lora was thrilled to see her again wanting to learn more from the woman who saved her life and provided the inspiration for her journey while Rex was glad to meet someone kinda like himself.
  • Rex has the ability to summon other Blades into battle alongside Pyra and Mythra such as Shulk himself, so when the robotic girl named KOS-MOS saw the duo greet her like they met before she was confused at first when she mentioned that she wasn't the same KOS-MOS they found alongside in their world. Regardless, she was quick to befriend Pyra and Mythra in order to have a better grasp on emotions that blades like themselves use in casual conversation.
  • Natsu grew to love hanging around Rex, since they both were huge believers in friendship and comradery with mostly everyone. Pyra merely laughed at Rex and Natsu trying to one-up each other in a friendly game of salvaging in the Pantheon.
  • Link and Zelda admired the courage Rex displays along with his skills with a sword. After seeing him in the Champion's outfit, the two got along like they were brothers while Zelda loved how beautiful Pyra's fire was to see.
  • Feeling awful about what the Red Archer servant has been through before her ascension, the catgirl brought to Rex's attention reminded him a lot of Nia. She had somewhat of a similar attitude with how some of her replies could be dripping with sass much like his friend who also was part-human and part-feline.
• Exclusive to Pyra
  • Pyra/Mythra being the Aegis are vital components of the Architect's work who is in fact the benevolent half of Zanza. After giving life to the world of Alrest, the Titans, the Aegis along with Malos, and other forms of life were meant to serve as his atonement for the crimes he's committed in his old world. Rex and Pyra had learned the intentions of Klaus even feeling sad that he was now gone, but Zansa still refused to budge on his viewpoint about the world and humans making it clear he was still their enemy.
  • Pyra keeps to her namesake by mainly utilizing fire instead of light giving her an edge when it comes to cooking in a kitchen, but it also provides a warm fire at night along with heat in cold places that Rex along with his other companions appreciated during their journey.
  • Shulk wasn't sure how Rex or Pyra would feel upon meeting him considering he was Zanza for a brief period of time however, the both of them didn't see him as some almighty deity or wielder of the Monado but merely as a fellow warrior of the people, and Pyra wanted to cook a nice dinner for everyone.
  • After talking with Dunban, a fellow and personal friend of Shulk her mind couldn't help but think back to Mòrag who was once an enemy who eventually joined their cause of reaching Elysium. Dunban hoped to meet the driver of the Mor Ardain empire one day for a friendly duel between warriors.
• Exclusive to Mythra
  • Being the other half of Pyra, she utilizes light instead of fire in her powers during combat. Mythra is also capable of utilizing Artifice as well during a battle.
  • Lora's history back in Torna tale was something Mythra knew well considering she not only met but also saved her back before turning into the Pyra Rex discovered several years into the future.
  • Mythra offered up her own dish for a meal something Rex and Pyra wanted to stop in order to avoid giving Shulk bad digestion.
  • Noel was quick to befriend Pyra, Rex, and Mythra especially. The duo of blonde girls who both happened to be powerful weapons talked about various topics including new recipes and Noel complicates her on both looks and her...size as a blade.
  • Despite appreciating the powers of light, even Mythra found the likes of Galeem and Darkon's feud repulsive considering herself, Pyra, and Rex were made into spirits to serve in their army.

Edited by Mizerous on Jul 12th 2019 at 11:04:07 AM

Mileena Madness

Added to the Dark Knights

What section is Optional Character Cut Scene under again?

-Edit: New idea for something absolutely hilarious.

The Grim Guzzler (World Of Warcraft) for Bar Fight. Faso knows exactly where this is going.

Edited by magnum12 on Jul 12th 2019 at 7:55:25 AM

Other abominations that Gilles could summon?

Gilles de Rais & Uryuu Ryuunosuke, Gods of Shared Nonsensical Logic (Gilles: Caster, Bluebeard, Holy Monster, Demon Marshall, Saber)

• Rank: Intermediate God (Gilles), Quasideity (Uryuu)
• Symbol: Gilles' Noble Phantasm - Prelati's Spellbook: Textbook of the Sunken Spiral Castle, Uryuu's Command Seal
• 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: Chaotic Evil (Formerly Lawful Good — Gilles)
• Portfolio: Evil Duo, Shared Enjoyment of Murder, Unlit Lairs, Serial Child Murderers, Ax-Crazy, The Sociopath
  • Gilles: Fallen Hero, Spiting God, Horrid appearance, Fish Eyes, Mage with no magical training, Noble Phantasm -- Prelati's Spellbook that summons horrid monsters and an abomination, Mental Pollution A, Eye for Art E-
  • Ryuunosuke: Heartless pretty boy, "nice" guy, Enjoys suffering of the dying, Evil Redhead, Murder for the thrills
• Domains: Murderer, Insanity
• Allies: Cthulhu, Sheogorath, Molag Bal, Hansel & Gretel, Freddy Krueger, Springtrap, Pennywise
• Rivals:
• Enemies: Artoria Pendragon, Kiritsugu Emiya & Irisviel von Einzbern, Alexander the Great, Diarmuid Ua Duibhne, Gilgamesh, Rin Tohsaka, Yu Narukami, Atalanta, Highwayman, Moe Howards
• Opposed by: Tohru Adachi
• Special Relationship: Jeanne d'Arc and Jeanne Alter
• These two have a lot in common. They love murdering people, especially young children. This is good, because their logic behind their motives for murder can only be comprehended by one another since Gilles de Rais has the skill, Mental Pollution, which makes him resistant to mental manipulation but also makes it impossible for him to comprehend others that doesn't share his distorted mentality. Both of them got along pretty well thanks to their twisted minds.
  • Gilles was a French nobleman who served during the Hundred Year Wars. It was that war where he met the Holy Maiden, Jeanne d'Arc, and have loyally served her in the campaign. When she was burned in the stake, he despaired and became a serial murderer and a blasphemer until the nobility had him executed for his land.
  • Uryuu Ryuunosuke was a serial killer that resided in Fuyuki City. What seems like a normal man who does small jobs, he is a murderer that enjoys the thrill of death and cruelty. When he discovered a book that allowed summoning servants, he was inadvertently drawn into the Fourth Holy Grail War and participated as the Master of Caster.
• None of the participants of the Fourth Holy Grail War were pleased with these two psychopaths who took advantage of the chaos by murdering young children and enjoying the thrill of the suffering of others. Artoria is the most disgusted, as not only are they both murderers of young children, but also Gilles believed that she's "Jeanne" and that he is willing to murder so that she could "remember."
  • They are not happy to find that Iskander and his master were the one to destroy their lair and "ruining their art."
  • Gilgamesh is clearly disgusted by their presence and considers them an eyesore. But the biggest offense they made is getting his swords dirty when he made his presence clear in the Fuyuki Bridge where Gilles summoned his abomination.
  • When they were on a spree of kidnapping and murdering children in the streets of Fuyuki, Uryuu possessed a bracelet created by Gilles to brainwash the young kids to lure them in a trance. But one night, their operation was ruined by a young Rin Tohsaka who went on an investigation for a missing friend. Now that they soon learned about the now older girl, both are plotting their revenge against her.
• Gilles is "reunited" with the real Jeanne d'Arc in the Pantheon. Jeanne is horrified to seeing Gilles in what he has become, from a loyal friend to an insane murderer. The sight of seeing the Holy Virgin in his eyes caused Gilles to grovel before her and, much to Uryuu's confusion, beg for forgiveness even if his crime can never be forgotten. Though Jeanne is willing to forgive Gilles if he atone for his sins, she cannot forgive Uryuu who enables his behavior in the Fourth Holy Grail War and being a serial murderer in his own right. Uryuu understood why Gilles is so obsessed with her but still doesn't want to get her way because she was going to punish him for his crime.
  • In a singularity, where Gilles have taken possession of the Holy Grail in the aftermath of the Hundred Year War, his hatred and bane created a distortion of his vision of Jeanne, Jeanne Alter. Jeanne Alter is not happy to deal with her "father's" idolatrous ramblings, but deep down, she's graceful that he brought her into existence and wouldn't experienced what it's like to be her person. But Jeanne Alter refuses to acknowledge Uryuu as her "uncle."
• With Prelati's Spellbook, Gilles could summon and control water demons from the depths of the ocean of an alternate dimension. Deep in his own lair within the Pantheon, he tried to summon some gods of the depths for the power of inflict suffering to others, which somehow summoned Cthulhu.
  • The Daedric Princes seems pleased with their vileness and made themselves clear as alternate gods to worship. As a mad god himself, Sheogorath revels at Gilles's lost mentality while Molag Bal enables their sick satisfaction of death and suffering.
  • Thanks to his own insanity and Mental Pollution, Gilles is one of the few people that can see Saya's true eldritch appearance.
• Wanted for child murder, they will be shot on sight if they come near the young deities of the Pantheon, as their crimes extend not on just the murder but also the mutilation and dissection of the rotting cadavers.
  • On one night, the two men kidnapped Nanako. Naturally, the Investigation Team were furious about the kidnapping and went heated upon approaching their lair. Even Adachi was against the two strangers, despite being a murderer himself.
  • Though not a summoned servant in the Fourth Holy Grail War, they are despised by Atalanta, who loved children and wanting to wish for a world where children can be loved and accepted. She is not hesitant to shoot them in the head or even unleashing Agrius Metamorphosis to tear them to pieces.
• One of the most known feature of Gilles's disgusting visage is his bulging fish eyes, which solidifies his insanity. However, according to Jeanne, she poked her eyes some times and it somehow turns him back to normal temporarily, much to Uryuu's confusion. It hurts like hell and prefer not to get his eyes, especially since one of Moe Howard's gag is poking his companion's eyes.
• With their disturbed mind, they got along well with other insane murderers, especially if their victims are young children. They are willing to share their visceral furnitures to their "friends."
• Despite their motive of murdering children, they seems scared of Hanzel & Gretel, at least in regards to finding victims to maim. Otherwise, the two found the murderous twins to quite entertainment and once asked them to film their carnage... and that snuff film.

Fire Emblem Heroes Code: 4547311645 Fate/Grand Order Code: 188037115

Red link:Atalanta

And guys, permission to change Barbatos' profile picture to this?

https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/marvel_dc/images/5/57/Dark_Nights_Metal_Vol_1_3_Textless.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20171011205108

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Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Jul 12th 2019 at 11:45:54 PM

Retired effective March 1, 2022

Sure, looks way cooler

How about The Old Gods? Gilles wouldn't look out of place summoning creatures under their command and both already insane so there is no need to corrupt what's already corrupted

Uni cat

What about Mandy? She seems to terrify everyone in her presence despite being a kid, can manipulate a lot of people and is psychotic at her worst.

Edited by louisent31 on Jul 12th 2019 at 11:45:14 PM

Just a sad, lonely girl

I hope I wont get threatened to be raped! Oh yeah now two

Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue^Members Carter Grayson, Chad Lee, Joel Rawlings, Kelsey Winslow, Dana Mitchell, Ryan Mitchell, Divine Team of Rescue Workers (Lightspeed Rescue Rangers; Carter: Red Lightspeed Ranger, Red 1; Chad: Blue Lightspeed Ranger, Blue 2; Joel: Green Lightspeed Ranger, Sky Cowboy, Green 3; Kelsey: Yellow Lightspeed Ranger, Yellow 4; Dana: Pink Lightspeed Ranger, Pink 5; Ryan Mitchell: Titanium Ranger, Titanium Lightspeed Ranger)

• Intermediate Deities together, Lesser individually
• Symbol: Operation Lightspeed logo
• Theme Song: Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue
• Alignment: Lawful Good though Kesley and Joel have more Chaotic Good qualities. Ryan is Neutral Good, previously Neutral Evil.
• Portfolio: Rescue, Government Agency of Fiction, Command Roster, Heroes "R" Us, Mildly Military, Underwater Base, Improbable Aiming Skills, Has Their Own Humongous Mecha and also Transforming Mecha and a Combining Mecha, Mega Battle Mode
  • Carter: Combat Pragmatist, Heroic Fire Rescue, '90s Hair
  • Chad: The Big Guy, I Know Karate, Tall, Dark, and Handsome
  • Joel: Ace Pilot, Casanova Wannabe, Plucky Comic Relief, Nice Hat
  • Kelsey: Cute Bruiser, Kid-Appeal Character, Secretly Wealthy
  • Dana: The Ditz, The Medic, Combat Medic
  • Ryan: Canon Foreigner, Determinator, Sixth Ranger, Dana’s Missing Brother
• Domains: Civil Servitude, Emergencies, Protection
• High Priest: Kyūkyū Sentai GoGoV
• Allies: All ascended Toku Base, Zordon, Doomguy, The Peregrine Falcons and The Sparrows Team, Squad 7, Emu Hojo/Kamen Rider Ex-Aid, Captain Titus, The Pantheonic Time Police
  • Carter: Smokey Bear, Josuke Higashikata
  • Chad: Steve Irwin, Eliza Thronberry, Lapras, Ecco
  • Joel: Fox McCloud, Black Cat Mantaray 5-4, Spike Spiegel, Space Dandy
  • Kelsey: Makie Sasaki, Hinagiku Katsura, Haru Okumura
  • Dana: Asia Argento, Marle, Tony Tony Chopper
  • Ryan: Zuko, Alucard (Castlevania), Orion, Riku, Terra
• Enemies: Psycho Rangers, Lord Drakkon, Mesogog, most of the House of Demons, Ozai, Dis, SHOCKER, Dracula, Griffith, Ragnaros the Firelord, Volgin, Dabura, Diablo
  • Carter: Garfield Lynns/Firefly, SCP-457
  • Chad: Bruce
  • Joel: Gauron
  • Kelsey: Cersei Lannister
  • Dana: Nurse Mildred Ratched, Count Olaf
  • Ryan: Master Xehanort, Ansem, Seeker of Darkness, Darkseid
• Opposed by: Wicked Witch of the West
• When demons threatened to destroy the city of Mariner Bay, the government responded by sponsoring an agency known as Lightspeed Rescue to protect the city. In true to form, their prime workers in the organization were the Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue. Called to perform their duties in the Pantheon, these Rangers have a lot more things to deal with than last time.
  • The reason why they were picked over their Super Sentai counterparts is that while all the members of the Tatsumi family are rescue workers, their actions as Rangers aren’t endorsed by the government. Lightspeed Rescue is a government-funded organization who had the Lightspeed Rescue Rangers’ identities publicly revealed with little issue.
• At least a good half of the team consisted of those involved with the Emergency Services, and the rest have skills that are valued in that field. Ryan is the oddball out for not have had training on that field but he learns as he fights alongside the team.
• Notable for being the more dangerous Ranger teams because don’t screw around. Them being a government organization, they would use every tactic possible as long as it doesn’t hurt any innocents.
• The House of Demons freaked a bit after hearing the dangers of Lightspeed Rescue. Even without water, the Rangers will try to always find a way to destroy a demonic enemy. The Wicked Witch of the West was kinda freaked out too when they essentially splashed some of them to death.
• Friends with Captain Titus for reminding them of Captain Mitchell, their superior officer and father of Dana and Ryan.
• Enemies with Dracula for being able to summon an army of demons to ravage the country. Results of that time were... gory to say the least.
• Are friends with the Pantheonic Time Police due to the Power Rangers Time Force being one their followers. They still owe them for that incident with Vypra.
• One of the first Ranger teams to have their identities exposed to the public. Zordon was an advocate for Rangers to keep their duties as a Secret Identity but doesn’t mind. He only told the teams he was looking after to keep their secret is because he wanted them to have normal lives aside from being Rangers. Lightspeed Rescue is made of a group of professionals, so he could understand the need for it.
• Members of Lightspeed Rescue have allies and enemies thanks to their previous occupations. These are a few examples:
  • A firefighter formerly before becoming the Red Lightspeed Ranger, Carter is well versed in preventing fires from breaking out which is why he is endorsed by Smokey the Bear. Since he follows in the footsteps of his rescuer who was a firefighter, he’a friends with Josuke Higashikata who honors his rescuer as well.
  • Chad was a performer at a marine park before he became a member of Lightspeed Rescue. As a result, he has a natural affinities for water and aquatic creatures. He’s friends to those who help marine life and it seems the only marine animal he opposes is Bruce.
  • Joel was stunt pilot prior. A good way to get on his good side is to be a good pilot, which is why Fox McCloud and other jet pilots impressed him. Spaceship pilots also fall in his dictionary on Rule of Cool.
  • A sports fanatic, Kelsey lives the athletic life and finds friends with those who exercises. She also comes from a rich family but is humble about it like Haru Okumura. Cersei Lannister is repulsed by Kelsey and how a daughter of aristocrats can act so boyish.
  • Dana has been essentially raised to be a medic, so she’s friends with those who work in the medical field. She hated Mildred Ratched for perverting her duties as a nurse for her own sickening pleasure. Hates Count Olaf for his treatment of the children he was in custody of, who likely require lots of therapy after. Almost became a Fashion Model once too but chose her duties above it.
  • The two Mitchell twins were separated for much of their lives thanks to Ryan being taken care by demons in exchange to save his life. Ryan became the Titanium Ranger, being an enemy of the team formerly before realizing his true origins and joining them. He has a lot going on for him, being friends with those who have been taken and raised by others while being good in contrast to him beings enemies with those trying to corrupt those with potential for good.

Edited by M1gamiTensei on Jul 12th 2019 at 9:10:20 AM

Pantheon server for all who click here. Freaking lost $410 and I am hunting down for a nuke to reign down.

Eh,

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