@ Violet, add in Lt. Karl Fairburne to her list of allies. It helps that he befriended an Italian resistance leader with similar bloodlust to her, so she'd probably remind him of her.

@M1gami: Remove those who are already in Liberion Arcadia. That means 2B is out. The Crystal Gems and the Tennysons are already in the Superhero Division. Ichigo is in the Sisterhood, Isaac is in the Engineering Division. Team Avatar, the Z Fighters and Overwatch are in the GUAG Groups page (since not everyone in it specializes in combat). And Undyne is already in the Sacred Knights.

Perhaps Darkwing Duck should be transferred to the Superhero Division, too. And I didn't see Kickass there either.

Back to Reposting the P1 cast.

All empty bullets will be removed in the final draft.

The students of St. Hermelin High^members Boy with Earring, Maki Sonomura, Kei Nanjo, Masao "Mark" Inaba, Yukino Mayuzumi, Eriko "Elly" Kirishima, Hidehiko "Brown" Uesugi, Yuka Ayase, Reiji Kido, Godly Collective of Bad Localizations (Boy With Earring: The Pierced Boy, Naoya "Naorin" Toudou, Yūya Narumi, Jihei "Jay" Suzakuin | Maki: Mary, Nanjo: Nate Trinity, Nate Nanjo | Mark: "Massie" (by his mom) | Yukino: Yuuki | Elly: Erie, Ellen, Ellie | Brown: Brad, "Great Brown" | Ayase: Alana | Reiji: Six-pack Leader, Captain Naked, Chris)

^{Yukino in Persona 2} 

^{Nanjo in Persona 2} 

^{Elly in Persona 2} 

^{Maki in Persona 2} 

^{Brown in Persona 2} 

^{Reiji in Persona 2} 

• Potential House: Forms of Media
• s:
• Ascending on: ??? ?? (repost on ??? ??)
• Intermediate Deities
• Symbol: The emblem of St. Hermelin High
• Theme Song: School Days, A Lone Prayer when in combat
• Alignment: Nominally between Neutral Good and Chaotic Good, though Nanjo and Yukino lean more to Lawful Good
• Portfolio: Persona-users, Badass Crew, Classic RPG Weapon And Firearm In Tandem, Ragtag Bunch of Misfits, Wacky Homeroom
  • Protagonist: Single-Edge Sword And SMG, Badass in Charge, The Kirk, Supporting Protagonist, Bishōnen, Jack of All Trades, Avid Video Game Fan, Chick Magnet, Romantic Feelings For Maki Are Plain To See, Only Sane Man, The Quiet One, The Reliable One, But Now I Must Go
  • Maki: Bow And Handgun, Bufu and Dia Skills, Squishy Wizard, A-Cup Angst, Dude Magnet, Former Ill Girl, Potential Sole Female In The SEBEC Route, Walking Spoiler, Nightmare Fetishist, Former Cynic, Desperately Looking for a Purpose in Life, Must Make Amends, Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds
    • In the second game: The Atoner, Important Haircut, It May Help You on Your Quest
  • Nanjo: Broadsword And Sniper Rifle, Hama Skills, The Spock, Heir To The Nanjo Group, The Smart Guy, Badass Bookworm, Personal Stakes In Stopping Kandori, Identified By His #1 Scarf, Lonely Rich Kid, Parental Neglect, Sheltered Aristocrat, Stoic Spectacles, Well-Intentioned Extremist, Still Defers To The Protagonist, Vulnerable To The Satomi Tadashi Theme Song, Strives To Be The Number 1 Man In Japan
    • In the second game: Magna Skills, Badass Biker, I Gave My Word, Non-Idle Rich, Princely Young Man, Took a Level in Kindness
  • Mark: Axe And Pump Action Shotgun, The McCoy, Cool Hat, Unrequited Feelings For Maki, The Big Guy, Has Trouble Keeping Up Due To The EXP Distribution System, Graffiti Artist, Likes Older Women, Went Abroad To Study Art
  • Yukino: Thrown Razor Blades And Double-Barrel Shotgun, Agi And Frei Skills,Deuteragonist And The Lancer In The Snow Queen Quest, Team Mom, Submissive Badass, Ex-Yanki
    • In the second game: Zio Skills, Freelance Photographer, Cool Big Sis and Only Sane Woman to the Innocent Sin party, Elektra Complex, Nice Hat, Ambiguously Bi, Demoted to Extra in Eternal Punishment
  • Elly: Rapier And Sniper Rifle, Expel Skills, Ditzy Genius, Badass Bookworm, Interest In The Occult And Well-Read In Mythology, Lady of War, Surprisingly Good English
    • In the second game: Couldn't Confess Her Love To The P1 Protagonist, Can Seduce Demons, Dude Magnet, Non-Idle Rich, Occult Detective, Heartbroken Badass
  • Brown: Spears And Machineguns, Class Clown, Never Wears His Goggles, Inferiority Superiority Complex, Hurricane of Puns, Those Two Guys With Yuka
    • In the second game: Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass, The Fool, Nice Hat
  • Ayase: Whips And Handgun (With The Former Inflicting Status Effects), Agi And Magna Skills, Kogal, Brutal Honesty, Cloudcuckoolander But Hints On The Best Endings, Those Two Guys With Hidehiko, Girlish Pigtails, Innocently Insensitive, Valley Girl, Can Successfully Seduce Female Demons, Became A Housewife After High School
  • Reiji: Fists And Assault Rifles, Kandori's Bastard Brother, The Lancer To The Protagonist, Jack of All Trades, Optional Party Member And Obtusely Difficult To Recruit, All Girls Want Bad Boys But Doesn't Act On It, Dark Is Not Evil, Defrosting Ice King
    • In the second game: Jaded Washout, Cleans Up Nicely, Family Man, Older and Wiser, Retired Outlaw
• Domain(s): Personas, High School, Crises, Localization (Bad)
• Heralds: Tamaki Uchida, Kenta Yokouchi, Ms. Saeko Takami
• Allies: Philemon, Igor, The Sumaru City Persona-users, S.E.E.S., Labrys, The Investigation Team, Zen and Rei (the latter especially for Maki), The Phantom Thieves of Hearts
  • Protagonist: (Insert Name Here), Ra, Captain Kirk
  • Maki: the Cutie Mark Crusaders, Yusuke Kitagawa, Yukari Takeba, Jun Kurosu, Dr. Frasier Crane
  • Nanjo: Spock, Mitsuru Kirijo, Haru Okumura, Alfred Pennyworth, Bruce Wayne/Batman
  • Mark: Susano-o, Dr. McCoy, Chie Satonaka, Ryuji Sakamoto, Yusuke Kitagawa, Neku Sakuraba
  • Yukino: Maya Amano, Jade, Lois Lane
  • Elly: Archangel Michael, Archangel Gabriel, Ulala Serizawa, Yukiko Amagi, Nico Minoru, the Goth Girls, Ann Takamaki, Marinette Dupain-Cheng/Ladybug and Adrien Agreste/Cat Noir
  • Brown: Tyr
  • Reiji: Akihiko Sanada, Guile, Ken Amada
• Enemies: Nyarlathotep, Ameno-Sagiri, Izanami, Yaldabaoth, Nyx, those with God complexes, Mother Gothel, Lysandre,
  • Protagonist:
  • Maki: Dr. Angus Bumby
  • Nanjo: entitled and elitist snobs
  • Ayase: Mara
• Dislikes: Aya Shameimaru, Tamie Nogi to a lesser extent (Yukino)
• Pity: Madotsuki
  • Reiji only: Goro Akechi
• Oppose: Nox/Nyx (Snow Queen Quest participants only), Tohru Adachi
• Conflicting Opinion: Nemesis
• Before Tatsuya Suou, Maya Amano, and their friends became Persona-users, there were these teens from St. Hermelin High.As for who they are and how they got involved with saving the world, it all started when SEBEC under Takehisa Kandori built the DEVA System and... well,go play it yourself or look for a playthrough. The plot's pretty complicated. A cursed mask of a Snow Queen character may or may not be involved.

• As for the trope they're ascending for, it's something rather... infamous for their game: Bad Export for You. Why? Because the first American localization of what would be known as Revelations: Persona went down in gaming history as a textbook case of how not to localize a title. ^{All the flaws} The characters were all (save Yuki(no)) localized into Americans (and a lot of Race Lifts), all the spells and demons we're given generic RPG-sounding names, encounters were made easier and toned down (but the rewards weren't increased to compensate), removal of the Snow Queen Quest, and most of the translation didn't even make sense.
  • Despite how demeaning this would be, Philemon accepted these terms, and thus every single Player Character Persona-user is now in the Pantheon, save for the upcoming Kasumi Yoshizawa and anyone else who will appear after the Phantom Thieves of Hearts.

• Applies to all or some of them:
  • Due to their title, they at times take the appearances they assume both in their original story, the sequel (if they were present there), or even the original "American" localization, which none of them are too proud of. At least Yukino was spared the last.
  • Besides Philemon and Igor, greeting them in the ascension ceremony were all the Persona-users who have succeeded them, and it was a grand event.
  • Unlike the Persona-users after the ones from Sumaru City, who all (or mostly) apart from the Wild Card have just one Persona (that can evolve), all of them can take on multiple Personas, not just their team leader, and can swap and exchange them mid-battle. On the flip side, they have affinities to watch out for, which limits which Personas they can take on depending on their Arcanas. Also, SP cost is dependent solely on their Persona, no matter what skill is used.
    • That said, unlike the ones from Sumaru City, save for the ones who participated in the events there, (which excludes only the Protagonist, Mark, and Ayase), Personas can't be swapped between each other unless it's at the Velvet Room. Instead, each of them has a Persona Stock of three (including their current one)... which is incidentally what Philemon arranged for Tatsuya and Maya and their friends for when they're separated. For here, he made a caveat for the St. Hermelin High students when it comes to their pseudo-"Wild Card"s; their Stocks are shared when they're together, though not when in battle.
    • That said, due to how different Personas are between universes, party Persona Stocks are separated by games of origin, thus disallowing Persona swapping with the Fool Arcana Wild Cards. As for those from Sumaru City, those who have been in both parties (Yukino, Elly, and Nanjo) can serve as "intermediaries"^* For example, the only way for Mark to transfer a Persona to Katsuya is for the former to send it to Elly, who in turn will send it to the latter.
    • Unlike S.E.E.S. onward, their (and the Sumaru City group's) Ultimate Personas have to be fused at the Velvet Room, and a special item has to be added to the process. They're also "returnable" for other items, in which Igor will inform them that the Totems needed to fuse their Ultimate Personas again will be provided by Philemon. That said, to curb abuse of this system, after a Totem is accepted from him, he will not offer it again until after one full year in the Pantheon has passed.
    • Just like the Phantom Thieves of Hearts, these Persona-users normally wield two weapons of choice; a "traditional" RPG weapon, and a firearm. Unlike the Phantoms however, their guns are real, and so they also make purchases from Marcus Kincaid's vending machines and Drebin 893. In the event any of them enter the Metaverse, Ren decided to inform them that bullets are unnecessary in that dimension due to Cognition, though some might do so anyway if their bullets can inflict status effects.
    • One thing that has surprised the students however is that their Personas' Dia (and Recarm) skills work on anybody, not just other Persona-users, since that doesn't occur in their world. Everyone after them never realized that since they never really thought of it (and since back in the mortal realm, for S.E.E.S. onwards, Personas can't even be summoned period except in specific dimensions or via an Evoker).
  • Another thing that was brought to their attention is the TV World and its potential to bestow Personas to "clients" who traverse its dungeons (with the Investigation Team, of course) and confront their Shadow. It's somewhat amusing that there is a fixed method now to acquiring a Persona, which may occur after defeating the Shadow and accepting it.
    • That said, only those who came from the worlds under the watch of Philemon and Igor can summon Personas in the Pantheon proper rather than being limited to specific areas, not only to maintain the delicate balance of the Pantheon, but also to prevent the events of Innocent Sin from repeating themselves in the Pantheon.
  • Are no strangers to fighting non-Persona-using humans, whereas S.E.E.S., the Investigation Team, and the Phantom Thieves of Hearts only got used to it after ascension to the Pantheon (unless one counts Labrys and Sho Minazuki prior to them getting their own Personas).
  • They have seen Philemon's entire face behind the mask before Tatsuya, but according to them, he looked like a middle-aged man. Of course, given Philemon's nature, he could look like anyone he wants.
  • Taking the same plan-thinking roles as Kirk, Spock, and McCoy, Naoya, Nanjo, and Mark take on similar decision types and get along with each of their counterparts (and the latter two have already been in the Pantheon for a while as their followers).
  • It's not known how exactly the Snow Queen Quest and the conflict against SEBEC occured at the same timeframe given that players never get to see that in their playthroughs.
  • After the entire Snow Queen business, everyone (with the exception of Mark, Maki, and Reiji, who weren't present for the whole thing) is wary of those who can freeze a building in seconds.
    • Reality Warpers, be it a device or an entity, are another thing they exercise caution and wariness around, given Kandori's plot.
    • They also don't like those who desire to become God like Kandori did, especially since they saw that it won't be satisfying for them either in the end.
    • Don't forget possessors, since Kandori fell victim to this by his at-the-time Persona Nyarlathotep.
  • May have encountered Yog-Sothoth in a subway. The Elder God's not confirming if they did.
  • Are naturally in opposition of Nyarlathotep due to being The Man Behind the Man for Kandori, even if he allows them to take him on as a Persona should they wish to.
  • They (specifically those involved in the Snow Queen Quest) aren't sure what to think of Nemesis. On one hand, she served as a Persona of one of their foes (though the goddess does admit to clerical errors in that regard). On the other, she also lent her power to one of S.E.E.S.'s members.
    • And with their endeavors at Nemesis Tower, they also hold torturers in especially low regard. Not to mention haughty folks who get by via constant bribing and have the gall to play themselves as the victim in their situation.
  • Preserving one's own beauty by casting off their life is one thing. Using the lives of others to do that (like Mother Gothel) is another. And committing genocide to preserve a world's beauty (like Lysandre) is a whole other kind of twisted. As such, thanks to their experiences in Thanatos Tower, the Snow Queen Quest participants, especially Brown and Ayase, despise such people.
    • Speaking of Thanatos, they were certainly surprised with how different he looked, and that he also did time as Minato and Kotone's Persona. That said, given how varied Thanatos himself is due to the nature of his title...
  • They also pity those who would rather keep dreaming rather than live in the waking world. But to force others into that too is less excusable.
  • Having actually fought off Nyx near the end of the Snow Queen Quest, they are certainly somewhat closer with S.E.E.S. since they eventually did the same. That said, the titaness had to remind them that she isn't the same as the one they fought.
  • While only two thirds of them were present in Sumaru City to fight off Nazis, their atrocities and desire to build a twisted new world order taught all of them that people/cults like them are nothing but bad news.
  • Were immediately cautious upon encountering Carrie given they (or at least the SEBEC Route participants) encountered her (or more specifically a demon version of her, just like how it is with SMT!Alice) multiple times over the course of their journey. The confusion was quickly cleared up before long.

• Exclusive to the Protagonist:
  • While he has at least three "canon" names, out of convenience, and just like with Kotone Shiomi, he is usually addressed by his manga name Naoya Toudou.
  • Tends to get sidetracked with other stuff when going between Point A to Point B, something his friends take note of.
  • Major traits of the Emperor Arcana include excelling as a leader, wisdom, and fatherly/brotherly behavior. Out of all the Persona-users under this Arcana, some find it amusing that only Naoya embodies these traits better than those after him (Akihiko, Kanji, and Yusuke).
  • Already deciding that Nyarlathotep was bad news, Ra has offered Naoya his assistance should he need it.
  • To this day, he's not telling where he went or what he was doing during the events of Persona 2.

• Exclusive to Maki:
  • While it was actually her Ideal self that fought alongside her classmates, Philemon decided that her strength, progress, and bow proficiency will be transferred so that she's more able to keep up with the others.
  • She was already in the Pantheon as the High Priestess (just like her Arcana) of the Cutie Mark Crusaders due to her entire story arc, and she still keeps in touch with them. She admits it was... something else when she found out that they became Persona-users too, even if it's limited in terms of summoning allowances compared to everyone else.
  • To make up for what she inadvertently caused from the DEVA System using her subconscious to wreak such havoc, she became a therapist. As such, she also helps out Dr. Frasier Crane from time to time, and doesn't like Dr. Angus Bumby for making people worse off and vulnerable to his manipulations.
  • She's also a pretty good artist, which caught the attention of Yusuke, who appreciates her talent.
  • Jun is also someone she's familiar with, having (possibly) handed him his ultimate weapon (even if it was just a flower).
  • As someone who also practices archery and is primarily a healer, Maki gets along and primarily practises with Yukari.

• Exclusive to Nanjo:
  • In his younger days, he used to be pretty cold, and willing to do the logical thing, even if it means letting someone die. However, his incognito tenure as a salaryman at a Nanjo Group salaryman after graduation have slowly mellowed him out, as the Sumaru City Eternal Punishment party can attest to. Mark, who has often argued with him back in their high school days, is honestly surprised with this change.
    • Having witnessed the cruelties of the business world during his "undercover" tenure, Nanjo has dedicated himself not to be like the corrupt businessmen in the Pantheon such as Mr. Burns and Looten Plunder.
  • Has a profound respect for Alfred Pennyworth for his dedication to his master and being an essential person in Bruce Wayne's upbringing.
  • Has no patience for snobs who think they're superior to those with less money/prestige and think it's a waste of time to learn the "lesser customs". When Nanjo went to St. Hermelin, it was to know and learn from the people he'd be "ruling over", because he knew that would be important for his future.
  • Most Persona-users' Ultimate Personas usually take the form of all sorts of powerful mythological deities such as Amen-Ra, Apollo, Izanagi-no-Okami, etc. (or at least highly influential religious figures such as Messiah or Satanael). Kei's takes the form of his late butler Yamaoka, who raised him since infancy, and was essentially his father figure. Some find that peculiar and pitiful, and others find it heartwarming and awesome in that Yamaoka continues to look after his master even in the afterlife and is capable of keeping up with the other Ultimate Personas.
  • It is not known if the Nanjo Group from Persona 3 onward is the same as the one in Persona 2 and before it, but given that it is business partners with the Kirijo Group, which used to be part of them before splitting off, Kei decided an official alliance with Mitsuru would be for the best, and she agreed to it.
    • That said, he's a little annoyed that she flaunts her wealth on behalf of Gekkoukan High and S.E.E.S. and finds it a little irresponsible; by contrast, when Yamaoka awaited him outside the school and offered a ride in the limo for him and his friends (to the hospital for a check-up and to visit Maki), Kei had been embarrassed by this prospect and preferred to walk. Then again, given the circumstances, it was likely that he never really got a chance to back then; all he had access to when demons started attacking were what he and his friends carried. He's certainly did more with it as a young adult, though.
  • As the child of a rich company yet personable with those of lower stature, he's also come to appreciate Haru Okumura's company, though is saddened that she won't be taking over her company after her father died.
    • Come to think of it, between them and him, they all lost a father (figure in Nanjo's case) in supernatural events.
  • Out of those from Sumaru City, he enjoyed Baofu's company as they debated over baseball teams. Even if it was Kei who discovered Baofu's real name on behalf of Katsuya.

• Exclusive to Mark:
  • Some people wonder why he brought an axe to school with him right before SEBEC enacted its plan. Some say it was meant to be interpreted as him grabbing an emergency fire axe from the hospital when the demons first attacked the group.
  • Is a talented artist, even if he started with graffiti on the walls in his early years. Ever since his art school education at New York, he's certainly gotten better and knows how to use other art tools, though the street art style remains, and it's received critical acclaim.
    • Even back as a graffiti artist, he doesn't have any real issues against cops; he knows they are only looking out for him. Well, the ones that actually are, that is.
  • Aside from both of them being under the same Arcana, Mark and Chie share the same determination in saving their closest friend no matter what (Maki and Yukiko).
  • He also connected with Ryuji over being occasionally derided by their smarter companions as well as both having been handed monkey-related insults at some point (as well as the same Chariot Arcana connection).
  • With his talent for art, he also garnered the respect of Yusuke. It also helps that the Starving Artist has also become friends with Maki.
  • Yes, he would "dance crazy" to negotiate with demons or when it is time for dancing, but he's not doing it just because you ask.
  • For some reason, whenever Abridged!Asuna encounters him, she always greets him with black racist comments. Even if he isn't black at the time. It's both confusing and annoying to both of them.
  • No, the fact that his surname is the same name as the town the Investigation Team live in (Inaba) is just a coincidence. Stop asking. Besides, it's also in the name of a certain trickster hare.
  • Had an encounter with Susano-o in the Velvet Room, who "remembered" having helped him before against Kandori (and Nyarlathotep tangentially). Mark also finds it strange that Susano-o has lent his aid to two other Persona-users since then, and it had been a very weird meeting. Yosuke had that feeling too when he first met Yusuke.

• Exclusive to Yukino:
  • Works as a freelance photographer alongside Maya when she's not with her alumni, and eventually got to meet her colleagues like Lois Lane, Jade, Frank West, Aya Shameimaru, Tamie Nogi, and their boss Jonah Jameson.
  • After hearing of Ryuji's backstory, she realized that it was a lot like that of her friend Anna Yoshizawa, who was a similarly disgraced and career-ending injured track athlete.
  • Likes ballet, particularly The Nutcracker.

• Exclusive to Elly:
  • As soon as she was able to (which was after the establishment of their temple), Elly wasted no time getting herself acquainted with everything the Pantheon has to offer, particularly the Houses of Magic and Otherness, fascinated by all the supernatural and strange things that happen all the time in the Pantheon. She was also the first of them to be revived at the House of Life and Death given that her fascination also clouds her sense of danger, especially when her exploration ended by way of getting petrified by Medusa.
  • Depsite not being one herself, Elly gets along well enough with the Goth Girls due to their occult interests. Nico Minoru, too.
  • As someone who shares her love of fortune telling and ghost stories, Elly was glad to meet Ulala again.
  • Despite her otaku level knowledge of the occult, it's only effective for the knowledge she has beforehand. As evidenced in her mission at Sumaru TV: Once a twist on a spell is utilized, she can get stumped easily without help from one who can see the problem another way.
  • When she isn't hanging with her alumni or other occult fans, Elly works part time as a Fashion Model and thus gets along with the deities in the fashion industry. She also occasionally moonlights as an Occult Detective.
    • Besides fellow Persona-user Ann, Elly also got acquainted with Marinette and Adrien and their... unique love situation. On one hand, she wants to encourage Marinette to truly confess her feelings before the chance is missed like Elly felt it had been for herself before their reunion. On the other hand, the whole superhero secret identity deal makes that complicated and the "Heroes Day" event showed why that could be a bad idea.

• Exclusive to Brown:
  • His nickname doesn't refer to the color of his hair, but actually to a bowel movement accident he had in school as a child.
  • Despite his narcissistic attitude and his penchant for jokes, he's true to his companions, won't tolerate any insults or suffering on them, and takes things seriously when that happens.
  • When he isn't hanging with his alumni, mostly Yuka or Masao, he's at the House of Theater entertaining as a variety show host and comedian. There's certainly more competition, but he's not going to be deterred.
  • The Investigation Team remember meeting a Uesugi among Kanamin Kitchen, and her surname even has the same kanji as his. It is unknown if the two characters are related or if this is a mere coincidence.

• Exclusive to Ayase:
  • When it comes to whip combat, she doesn't prioritize on its lash being powerful but more on being able to inflict Standard Status Effects. And Yuka can maximize this potential by being able to strike multiple targets at once (if they're clustered close enough). The only other whip-using Persona-user can only do this on certain situations.
  • Unlike others of the Magician Arcana (Junpei, Yosuke, and Morgana), Yuka doesn't seem to have any love tragedy in her life (unless you count that of her own making with Toro).
  • None of those involved in the Snow Queen Quest were happy to see Mara in the Pantheon, but this goes double for Yuka, since Mara served as the "Persona" of someone she dumped and who retaliated violently. Mara that time also happened to burst out of his stomach as a gigantic, fanged, penile worm to attack them. It wasn't that traumatic since that was when she awakened her Persona, but still.
  • May or may not have some experience with cooking, specifically apple pies and other snacks.

• Exclusive to Reiji:
  • Is proficient in the art of prestidigitation (a.k.a. magic tricks), particularly with playing cards, and is very impressive with it.
  • Despite Akechi's actions, Reiji isn't as contemptuous of him like everyone else since he knows what it's like, given he was also a bastard with hostile issues and a plan of vengeance against a legitimate relative (though in Reiji's case, it was with his brother Kandori).
    • And holding vengeance in his heart for years on end on someone responsible for harm against one's mother's is also why he also understands the young Ken.
  • When he isn't hanging with his alumni, he works as a door-to-door knife merchant, though didn't get much success due to his Persona's intimidating aura. That said, he's somewhat more successful here since most folks in the Pantheon are made of tougher stuff.
    • That said, given a fair number of evil Knife Nuts in the Pantheon exist, he tries not to get involved with such people when he can. And if they try to steal his wares, he can sic Bres/Mot/whatever Persona he has on them. And if they can take him on still, why do they even need knives from him in the first place?
    • One of his sales took him to the Doki Doki Literature Club's temple, where Yuri made a purchase, although she was disappointed that there were no ornate knives in his collection. While undeterred given his experiences, he could tell there's something a tad unsettling about her.

Edited by nightelf37 on Aug 16th 2019 at 11:46:56 PM

@Whirl RX: Again, is it okay if I adopt the Wolf Man's profile?

@M 1 Gami: To keep them from being a monotonous line, divide them into purposes like frontline soldiers, cavalry, energy fighters, etc. Looks a tad underdeveloped and boring w/o them.

Whoops sorry. When you're ready, just Pm me the classification.

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Aug 17th 2019 at 12:19:56 AM

You told me update the list first before doing anything like that

Well, guess Bendy’s ascending now, huh?

Bendy, God of Post-Apocalyptic Cult Icons (Little Devil, The Dancing Demon, Little Devil Darling/Darlin', Grinning demon, The Ink Demon, Figure Of Ink)

^{Click here to see Ink Bendy} 

^{Click here to see Beast Bendy} 

• Potential House: Religious Figures
• s: 5 (Nightelf, Muundeis, Superwiki, louisent31, The Wikia Editor)
• Ascending on: Now
• Lesser God in his Toon Form, Intermediate God in his Ink and Beast form
• Symbol: His cartoon face.
• Theme Song: For his toon version, A LOT. Most noticeable examples are Bendy And The Ink Machine, Build Out Machine, Bendy and the Ink Musical, and Can't Be Erased, or rather the music boxes found in the animation studio. Alternatively, Ode to Bendy or his show's theme song
  • For his ink form, Little Devil Darling. For his beast form, The Beast Revealed and The Ink Demon
• Alignment: Chaotic Good with Neutral tendencies in his toon form, Chaotic Neutral with evil tendencies in his ink and beast forms
• Portfolio: Big Bad of the titular game, Four-Fingered Hands, being constantly abused in cartoons, having a monstrous final form, his weakness being a tape saying the show's over being the only thing able of killing him, possibly not being able and just trying to survive, his ink form being Joey's biggest regret, being locked in the bottom of the studio despite doing nothing wrong besides looking weird
• Domains: Ink, Icons of Worship, Cartoons, Demons
• Herald: Joey Drew
• Followers: Sammy Lawrence and other followers of his, AHEM, "religion"
• Allies: Peacock, Mickey Mouse, Oswald The Lucky Rabbit, Felix The Cat, Venom, Erma Williams, The Toontown Guardians, The Itazura Griefers, The House Of Demons, Yakko, Wakko, and Dot
• Rivals: Cuphead And Mugman
• Enemies: Dr. XXX, Master Xehanort, Tom And Jerry, Dokuro Mitsukai, Judge Doom, Toon Patrol
• Pitied by: Alma Wade
• Opposes: Betty Boop
• Persona Non Grata to: The Inklings
• Every studio needs a mascot, and for Joey Drew Studios, that was the one and only Bendy, a fun-loving demon willing to take up plenty of odd jobs, but also had his more playful and trickster side. It was so big that at one point in time, plans for a theme park revolving around Bendy were being developed. However, there was another idea Mr. Drew had in mind. He wanted the adoring public to feel like they're family to them, to spend a day with them. Thus began his most convoluted, expensive, and deadly project yet, the Ink Machine. It was a device meant to turn the cartoon creatures to life...at the cost of human souls. During all of this, Joey Drew Studio went bankrupt, but not without testing the machine at least once.
  • The first and final attempt to bring a cartoon creature to life was Bendy himself. Unfortunately, Joey Drew hated the result so much for looking so wrong that he locked him up in the deepest parts of the ink studio despite him doing nothing wrong in the first place...Allegedly. We do know one thing; when Henry, Joey’s partner, came back to the studio at his request, many people who were trapped there both worshipped and feared the now powerful Ink demon, earning him a spot in the Pantheon.
• Bendy’s ascension was less an actual ascension and more...creating him. After returning to his temple one day, Mickey Mouse found a box full of old film reels that were labeled with the name of Bendy on one side and the name of the episode on the other. Despite being confused by the container at first, he still cautiously went through the seemingly normal film reels, seeing what else the box held.
  • At the very bottom of the box, he also found two other items. One was a concealed jar of ink. The other item was a letter, written by Joey Drew himself, explaining why this box was here.
  Joey Drew: “It’s simply awe-inspiring what one can accomplish with their own hands! A lump of clay can turn into something with meaning...if you strangle it hard enough...however, I strangled this ink with all my might, and then some...And I paid the price for it. I failed so many people because I kept chasing this dream, so I hereby give my dream to the real gods, those that may actually have a chance to succeed where I fell, to give my character a chance at living. Enclosed is the tapes of him and his finest moments, as well as what remained of him.”
  • Bringing the box of tapes, ink, and letter to a meeting with the other Toontown Defenders, they decided on a course of action; call forth Peacock to see if she can bring Bendy to life as she did with her cronies. Peacock confessed it would be her greatest challenge yet, but nonetheless, she decided to give it her all. It took a full week of watching Bendy’s cartoons, shaping the ink with her own hands and hardening it just right so won’t get washed away easily and not get set on fire, but eventually, she was able to finish the job. Joey Drew’s dream has come to life at last, and Bendy finally had a chance to socialize without being stuck in the abandoned studios.
    • However, there was a catch to it all. Peacock mentioned hearing of a game starring him, aptly titled Bendy and the Ink Machine, where he was the Big Bad of the game, adding a malicious side to him that Joey neglected to tell in his letter. She had to play through that and discover all the secrets in there as well, which was why she took longer than she expected. As such, while Bendy’s toon self is his default self, he is still capable of turning into his Ink form if he comes into contact with more ink, and in that form, he can call forth his Beast Bendy form, getting more and more unhinged with each change. Thankfully, within the Pantheon, there are plenty of ways to deal with this and to keep his darker sides at bay should they come out, namely dousing him with water or Mickey’s thinner to wash out the excess ink till he’s back in his Toon form.
• Being a living toon made in 1929, he quickly did his best to befriend other cartoon characters that originated around that era or reminded him of that time. However, due to the nature of his ink and beast form, this was easier said than done. That said, there are some noticeable mentions. Mickey and Oswald did their best to extend a hand in friendship to the ink demon, given the multiple similarities they had. They even helped him get a spot in the Toontown Guardians, albeit his role is played down a bit as he doesn’t have a real-life studio to call his own.
  • Humorously enough, in his ink and beast form, he worships the both of them as gods and will try to leave gifts at their temples, ranging from simple vinyl records to tied up or badly damaged enemies of theirs covered in ink. The Mad Doctor, Dr. XXX, can testify to that last one, making the mistake of attacking Bendy, taking him as a friend of Mickey’s, and trying to use an experimental version of the Inkling’s ink. Upon hearing of this, Xenohart just took it as another reason to stay in retirement, not wanting to deal with him as well.
    • Speaking of them, Bendy and the Inklings are never allowed to be in the same temple, and if they do for some reason see each other, the Inklings are prohibited from shooting at Bendy, due to it being a VERY quick way to get him into his ink form and make the situation worse. As such, the Inklings try their best to ignore, but there are a couple of troublemakers making dares with the other Inklings to douse Bendy in their ink and get away with it...
  • There is also Felix the Cat, who manages to still predate Bendy, much to his surprise. While he does still consider him a friend, this definitely won’t stop him from putting a gray beard on Felix and taping a piece of paper with the word “old-timer” on his back from time to time, leading to Felix to retaliate by trying to put denture’s into Bendy’s mouth. These pranks usually end with both parties laughing.
    • He ended up crossing the paths of the Warner Brothers (and the Warner sister). They immediately hit it off with Bendy finding out the Warners were locked away in their tower for being too crazy, kind of how he was locked in the depths of Joey Drew Studios. The siblings decided to pitch in and added a slew of ways for Bendy to leave his old studio should someone try to trap him there again, much to his delight.
  • And of course, there’s Peacock, who helped bring him to life in the Pantheon after all. Given her nature, Bendy is more than willing to team up with Peacock on a night on the town, pranking people or helping Peacock in her war against the mafia.
• With the title of “Dancing Demon”, he can be seen working for other demons in the house of Demons, helping perform tasks for them in their names. He is most commonly seen working for the Satan of South Park, taking part in his hula contests.
• During a walk around the Pantheon, Toon Bendy ended up crossing paths with Cuphead, and decided to befriend him after hearing of his cartoony appearance and even getting a cartoon show, wishing to congratulate him on that as well. Unfortunately, due to Cuphead's previous devil experiences, he was more than hesitant when it came to Bendy, forcing a battle that lasted all the way back to Bendy's temple, ending with Bendy going into his beast form and ripping Cuphead's head off and drinking it dry, killing him. After being told of Bendy’s true nature, Cuphead decided it would be best to just live and let live with him...at least until he is capable of beating him.
• Despite his admiration for other toon characters, there are a couple of outliers, namely being Betty Boop and Tom And Jerry.
  • In Betty Boop's case, this is due to her resembling Alice Angel too much for his liking, the angel being his foe in his shorts, often upsetting his mischievous antics. However, just like many other men, he will admit that yes, she can be quite the looker.
    • This rivalry led to him opposing Dokuro Mitsukai, an actual female angel that makes the similarities to Alice Angel all the more prominent. Upon hearing how she is trying to get rid of pedophiles in her world, he keeps making catcalls at her just to annoy her and prompt a chase scene across the Pantheon.
  • In the case of Tom and Jerry, it was that he ended up in the crosshairs of one of their fights. While trying to enjoy lunch one day, he found his hamburger stolen by Jerry, throwing it at Tom who retaliated by tossing a plate at Jerry, hitting Bendy instead. Miffed, he threw a chair at Tom before storming off, making direct contact with Tom. By now, Tom wanted to retaliate against that, and opted to take the first thing he saw and hit him on the head...that being a barrel of ink that was being shipped to the house of Craft. Bendy in his Ink form forced Tom and Jerry into a truce as they tricked Bendy into falling into a lake, drenching him and getting rid of the extra ink. Toon Bendy emerged from the pool wet and spiteful to the cat and mouse duo, plotting his revenge.
• He has once not only met up with Erma before but also allowed her to perform with him during one of his shows. He has grown a fondness for her and her desire to give others good-hearted scares, willing to help her out to dish out some extra scares.
• Out of all of Bendy’s allies, very few predicted that Alma Wade would take pity on the Ink Demon. This is because of not only Wander and Frisk helping quell her rage, but also because how Bendy was trapped beneath Joey Drew’s Studio for who knows how long, reminding her of how she was trapped by her father for testing purposes. As such, he can be seen from time to time not only keeping her company but also joining up with her whenever she locks onto a Mad Scientist to cause mischief and trouble.
• With his Ink and Beast forms, it has been shown that they still have a smart mindset and can think through problems with ease. It’s just that they are also able of causing massive damages, with him being able to turn from his ink form into his beast form should he perceive a threat to be that serious, putting everyone on edge. In these states, Bendy will only respond to Mickey, Peacock, or Alma.
  • During one of the times he was in his Beast form, he ended up running across Venom, who was amused by how similar he and Bendy looked. The confrontation ended with Venom admitting he liked Bendy’s style and wondering what kind of mayhem they could cause as several deities skilled in controlling water washed away the excess ink and brought Bendy back into his original form.
• Due to their trickster and pranking nature, Bendy expresses interest in joining up with the Itazura Griefers, finding the LOL Rangers to be too safe for his liking and finding Trollkaiger to be prime targets for causing mischief against. Unfortunately, due to Itazura Black being already taken, Bendy had to settle with Itazura Brown, considering how his promotional material and cartoons give him a brown look in spots where it was originally supposed to be white.
• As yet another cartoon character in the Pantheon, Judge Doom and Toon Patrol labeled him as a threat and decided to try and douse him in dip. However, what they didn’t know was that Bugs Bunny And Roger Rabbit swapped the latest batch of Dip with regular ink. As such, when the hose was turned on, Bendy found himself sprayed with so much ink he turned into his Ink Bendy form, who instantly decided to get seriously and turned into Beast Bendy to chase down Judge Doom and Toon Patrol. Judge Doom and the weasels tried to leave by hopping in a car, but they soon found themselves completely coated in ink as Bendy ran them over, leaving them stuck together until members of the house of Justice could pull them out and part, arresting them.
• Has no relation to a certain character in Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends. The Bendy there is way more evil than this Bendy anyway.
• Bendy will return...

Edited by kingvideogames on Aug 17th 2019 at 6:13:33 AM

@Bendy: Maybe some interaction with Yakko, Wakko, and Dot...

Hello, Judge Doom and Toon Patrol? They'll obviously antagonize Bendy cause he's a toon and the feeling's mutual, though for Doom and his Toon Patrol, Bendy's Ink and Beast forms might prove to be their nightmare. Add this in, elaborate it further and this shall be yours.

Add Ai Mikaze as a High Priest and you'll have my .

Edited by Muundeis on Aug 17th 2019 at 1:11:25 AM

Anything more to add to Violet?

Violet Evergarden, Goddess of Not Understanding What Love Is (Vi, Leidenschaftlich's Soldier Maiden, Saber, PTSD Saber, Violet Sabergarden, Fullmetal Saber)

• Potential Houses: Other Emotions (House of Emotion)
• Rank: Demigoddess
• Symbol: Her emerald brooch; alternatively, two mechanical arms typing on a typewriter
• Theme Song: Sincerely
• Alignment: Lawful Good, formerly has a Blue-and-Orange Morality
• Portfolio: Doesn't Know what Love is until she became much more emotional and understanding on other people, Artificial Limbs, At first always follows what she is instructed to do because it's her duty, Will travel anywhere where her clients are no matter what, Parasol of Prettiness, Keeps her brooch as a reminder of Gilbert, Former Child Soldier who is a girl, Mysterious Past, Touches things using her mouth, Was traumatized by the war for a while thanks to her emotional development and tried to commit suicide but Erica and Iris unknowingly stopped her for it
• Domains: Typewriters, Former Soldiers, Emotional Development
• Herald(s): The rest of CH Postal Company
• Allies: Saber/Artoria Pendragon, Rei Ayanami, Sousuke Sagara, Heero Yuy, Steve Rogers, Karl Fairburne, The Plain Doll, The Courier, BJ Blazkowicz
• Odd Friendship: Mikazuki Augus
• Enemies: Voldemort, Red Skull, Deathshead
• Opposes: Hazama
• A former child soldier who used to live in the wild until she was taken care of by Gilbert Bougainvillea. She became one of the most dangerous soldiers the entire military industry has ever known despite her age thanks to her ruthlessness, willingness to follow orders to the point it's her definitive personality, her social isolation, and the inability to express emotions. While originally becoming an Auto-Memories Doll (a job exclusive for women where they use typewriters to write for others; from scripts to letters to literature and more) because this is what Gilbert would have wanted her to become, she decided to pursue the career in order to understand what the latter meant by the words, "I love you". Throughout her journey, she became much more emotional, formed genuine bonds with different people, becoming her own person, and breaking her mentality of following orders like a soldier.
• A lot of people call her a "saberface" because she shares similar appearances to Artoria Pendragon. The two feel some kinship with each other as their inability to express emotions, not having the time to socialize with others and to understand them because they are too focused on their own duties which caused people to dismiss them as uncaring. It wasn't until they got a new chance in life (Violet experiencing the life of a citizen and Artoria being summoned in the 5th Holy Grail War) did they start to open up to others, be able to express their emotions, and try to understand people. They started to hang out very often whenever Violet doesn't have any clients.
• Gets along with Rei Ayanami as they are both (or in Violet's case, used to) emotionless girls who don't understand love who later on develop something from the one person who became their first friend. Violet wishes that she should learn more emotions so that she could be able to emote just like what happened to her. To help her with this, she occasionally invites Rei to her jobs that requires writing someone's feelings for someone else in a letter so that the latter would be able to understand them, since this is how Violet herself was able to learn emotions, but so care, the progress is very minimal, but Violet is determined to make it work.
• Voldemort is baffled at Violet's new understanding of love, stating that it is a weakness by reminding her of how her new empathy caused her to commit suicide once because of how she understood the scars that are burning inside her heart. Violet retorted against him, not wanting to be near him ever again.
• Due to their upbringing as child soldiers who couldn't understand the feelings of others and civilian life, she became friends with Sousuke Sagara. Sousuke was furious to learn that the people in her old job wanted to use her as a weapon forever and he's glad that one of her only friend's friends helped her escape from that life and gave her a second chance. Also Heero Yuy, for the same reason along with the fact they both have now adjusted to social life and learn to show emotions and care for others, and that they are extremely serious about their jobs that they refrain themselves from showing their emotions until their job ended.
  • Became friends with Mikazuki Augus of all people, but it's kinda understandable. Both are emotionless child soldiers and killing machines who always follow orders no matter what. The big difference between them is that Violet settled down for a normal life and thus, no longer wanted to go back to her soldier persona and if she is forced to fight, she'll use her combat skills without killing them; Mikazuki has no qualms about killing anyone as long as Orga orders it and still remains emotionless and unsociable except to his own crew. Violet may dislike his method, but she doesn't have any hard feelings for him, commenting that she'll still go down on the same path if Gilbert didn't made that request for Claudia in the first place. She also wants him to stay out of his comfort zone and try to socialize more, but that may never happen.
• Upon hearing her history in the military, both Red Skull and Deathshead wanted to recruit her, hoping that they would reduce her to her former state. Hearing about this, Violet vowed never to associate with them as their motivations and agenda disgust her and stated how they're lucky she hates killing after experiencing a mental breakdown and tried to kill herself for it.
• Admires Steve Rogers for being different than the rest of the soldiers she met is that he really doesn't enjoy killing unless he has to and his dedication to protect not just his country but the rest of the world. Also Karl Fairburne for his dedication as not just a soldier but for also discarding his objectives for the greater good. Fairburne in his part is impressed of how a young girl who is still probably about 14 years old is able to cope with all of the military training that are not normal for a child like her. It also helps that Violet's former nature reminds him of that of his leader.
• Often called a doll by the people she meet thanks to her appearance and physical structure. Both Terumi and Hazama called her a doll mockingly because it amuses them. She became interested in the latter upon learning he was able to learn emotions like herself but inflicting pain to do it disturbs her and the fact they're in the same subhouse didn't make things better.
  • Her being called a doll is how she met The Plain Doll. Violet is interested that she is an emotionless but kindhearted living doll who explicitly loves humanity, remain loyal to one person, and she was able to learn joy because of an object. Ultimately, the two get along and often tell each other's stories.
• Wanted to meet The Courier due to being the Pantheon's official deliverer. The Courier is interested to learn about the functions of her job in her world and because of this, wants to associate with her. Sometimes, whenever The Courier has so much to deliver and if Violet doesn't have any clients today, she occassionally helps him as she diesn't want his job to be difficult, even if he politely tells her that he'll do it all by himself.
• Due to becoming enemies with the two Nazis recently, she was approached by BJ Blazkowicz. She admitted that they never exist in her world, but their actions and agenda remind her of the situation when she was forced to stop an anti-peace faction to save Dietfried. It doesn't help that the Nazis rule his world which didn't go well.
• A lot of people want to know if this version of Violet is from the original version or the altered version, since there are a lot of differences between the two, the biggest ones being that in the original version, it turns out Gilbert is actually alive and reunited with Violet, while in the altered version, his fate is unknown and is up to interpretation, especially the last scene of where Violet last appeared. The Court of Gods confirmed that she is from the latter, but she also has memories from the former world, which shocked her a little bit upon searching through her counterpart's memories, but didn't influence her in any way.
• "It is a pleasure to meet you. I will travel anywhere to meet your request. Auto Memories Doll Violet Evergarden at your service."

Edited by louisent31 on Aug 17th 2019 at 12:55:24 AM

Question for fasoman, if he's active right now:

You removed Illyasviel von Einzbern's profile from the Beast Handlers subhouse because "having her [in that subhouse] is overkill". What does "overkill" mean in this context?

Edited by mdalsted on Aug 16th 2019 at 12:59:10 PM

It means she's in way too many houses, basically.

I've think we decided limit two houses (Main House is exempt) per deity.

Hi. I've notice these two quotes; one from Otherness (Every Halloween the demon world and ghost world are open for 24 hours. Not only that but zombies will raise out of the earth. While it's not that much of a big deal, they still cause trouble that some monster hunters have to step in to quiet it down.) and one from Nature (Yuuka Kazami, Goddess of Growing Stronger with Age, is more associated with this house than House of Power, having a large field of flowers here. Do not mess with it unless you want to die that badly.). Can I move these quotes to Undead and Plants respectively? It looks like these were made before those houses were created. It would make sense for zombies and ghosts to emerge in a house full of them, and for a flower lover like Yuuka Kazami to visit a house full of them. For the former quote, I'll edit the Otherness quote to mention demons and monsters, and have the Undead quote mention the zombies and ghosts.

Edit: Thanks! I thought it would be good to ask, better safe than sorry. Edit 2: Whoops! Sorry, I'll try not to jump the gun again. Just got a bit excited to edit.

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Aug 17th 2019 at 12:10:21 PM

WAIT for a second opinion. I'm only two months old in this discussions and the veterans may not agree. If you haven't done it yet, don't do it. (EDIT: Never mind.)

Guys, since I've started a rework of Thrawn because it's Thrawn, he also has three houses. Which should he get booted out of? Personally Intellectual Archetypes for me.

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Aug 17th 2019 at 6:02:40 PM

Same, I think he should be removed from Intellectual Archetypes.

Can I get s from Violet now or does she still need more suggestions before she is ready?

Ok then. for Violet.

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Aug 17th 2019 at 7:02:52 PM

@nightelf37 for Persona 1 cast.

@kingvideogames for Bendy.

@louisent31 for Violet.

Repost of the Killzone Squad, I've added a little to it. Are they good to go or is there more I can add?

Feedback Mode

^{Click here to see Templar in Killzone 2} 

^{Click here to see Rico in Killzone 2} 

• Potential House: Calmness and Other Emotions (House of Emotion)
• s: 2 (Weird Warrior, fasoman1996)

• Lesser Gods and Goddess
• Symbol: The ISA logo
• Theme Song:
  • Templar: A Mission
  • Luger: Introducing Luger
  • Rico: Rico to the Rescue
  • Hakha: Half Helghast, Half Human
• Alignment: Lawful Good (Templar), Lawful Neutral with Neutral Good tendencies (Luger) Neutral Good (Hakha), Chaotic Good (Rico)
• Portfolio: Emotions vs. Stoicism, The Squad, Badass Crew
  • Templar: The Leader, Intially a Captain, Gets promoted to Colonel, Asskicking Equals Authority, The Kirk (leans toward emotion), Master of None, Less involved in the sequel, Was shot three times at point blank by Colonel Radec, but still managed to crash the New Sun unto the petrusite grid and thus eliminate the petrusite defenses
  • Luger: Action Girl, Cold Sniper, Emotionless Girl (with some exceptions), The Kirk (leans toward logic) Fragile Speedster, Glass Cannon, Wields a Sniper Pistol, And wears heat-vision goggles, Spy Catsuit
  • Rico: Anti-Hero, The Big Guy, Blood Knight, Ethnic Scrappy (although he gets better), Fantastic Racism, The Lancer, Prefers to charge in without a plan, The McCoy, Military Maverick, One-Man Army, Stone Wall
  • Hakha: Bald Of Awesome, Colonel Badass, Cultured Badass, Defector from Decadence, Half-Human Hybrid, Master of None, The Smart Guy, The Spock, The Stoic (with some exceptions), Token Enemy Minority
• Domain(s): Emotions, Stoicism, War, Soldiers
• Allies: The Normandy Crew, All Heroic Gundam Pilots, Luke Skywalker, Jim Raynor
  • Templar only: Master Chief, Dwayne Hicks, Johnny Rico, Marcus Fenix, James T. Kirk, William Adama
  • Luger Only: Nick Fury, Black Widow, Solid Snake, Sam Fisher, James Bond, Austin Powers
  • Rico only: The Doom Slayer, B.J. Blazkowicz, Captain Titus, Tristana, Captain Hawkeye Pierce
  • Hakha only: Torin, Zuko, Alucard, Spock, Lelouch vi Britannia (albeit reluctantly)
• Enemies: The Helghan Empire, Scolar Visari, Mael Radec, Gihren Zabi, Charles zi Britannia, Führer King Bradley, Sheev Palpatine, Wilhuff Tarkin, Arcturus Mengsk, Red Skull, Millennium, The Dalek Emperor, The Xenomorphs
• Annoyed by:
  • Luger only: Mr. Mundy/The Sniper
• Conflicting Opinion: The God-Emperor of Mankind
• During the outbreak of the Second Extrasolar War, the Helghan Empire launched an invasion of the planet Vekta. ISA Captain Jan Templar took part in the frontlines, defending the trenches outside Vekta City. Afterwards, he was sent on a mission to rescue Colonel Gregor Hakha, a spy, who had knowledge of how the invasion bypassed the SD Orbital Defense Platform. Over the course of the mission, Templar teamed up with Shadow Marshal Luger and ISA soldier Rico Velasquez. The three eventually rescued Hakha from the Helghast, and were surprised to find the spy to be half-Helghast. Despite the initial animosity between Rico and Hakha, the team continued their mission and hacked into the ISA mainframe to extract information on the SD platform. They discovered that General Stuart Adams, the appointed military commander of Vekta's orbital defense network, was a traitor working for the Helghast. While on their way to a facility that held a transport to the platform, they intercepted and killed Third Army commander General Joseph Lente before taking his shuttle to the nearest orbital transfer station to the platform. Upon arriving at the platform, Templar personally confronted and wounded Adams after killing his Helghast guards while the rest of the team successfully worked towards shutting down the platform. After narrowly escaping the platform on a shuttle, the team watched as the UCA fleet destroyed the platform. Afterwards, the team were awarded the Silver Sun for stopping Adams.
  • In the two years that followed, Templar and Rico continued to fight against the Helghast and got promoted to the ranks of Colonel and Master Sergeant respectively. Colonel Templar was put in command of Operation Archangel, the ISA's counter-invasion of Helghan, while Rico was put in charge of the newly-created Alpha Squad, an elite special forces squad that also subsequently participated in Operation Archangel. The objective was to quickly end the war by capturing Autarch Scolar Visari and replacing the Helghast regime with an easily controlled government. However, the ISA underestimated the tenacity of the Helghast and failed to accomplish their goals, costing nearly the entire loss of their invasion force. Colonel Templar was ultimately shot and killed by Colonel Radec, although he still managed to crash the New Sun, his flagship cruiser, unto the petrusite grid and thus eliminate the petrusite defenses. Rico and the rest of Alpha Squad subsequently fought their way into Visari's Palace. After severely wounding Colonel Radec, who then committed suicide, and thus avenging Templar's death, Alpha Squad entered Visari's main chambers in order to arrest him. However, when Visari gave a gloating speech about how they would be defeated by the Helghast regardless of whether or not he was arrested, Rico fatally shot him out of anger, consequently ruining the ISA's chances of ending the war.
  • Six months later, Alpha Squad discovered a plot by Helghast corporate chairman Jorhan Stahl to bombard Earth with hundreds of irradiated petrusite warheads, thus killing or irradiating millions of people on the UCN capital world and causing the UCN to capitulate. Alpha Squad, along with the remaining ISA forces, hijacked Helghast strike fighters and ultimately destroyed Stahl's cruiser, causing it to plummet and then explode in low orbit over Helghan. The cruiser's destructive payload of irradiated Petrusite missiles then detonated due to secondary explosions, with the resulting wave of energized radiation incinerating the entire Helghast invasion fleet, a large space station, and violently irradiating all life on Helghan in what became known as the Terracide.
• When looking for ways to better combat the forces of the Helghan Empire, the Gods looked up the history of the Second Extrasolar War and learned of the heroic actions of Templar's squad. After some deliberation, it was agreed to ascend the squad as the deities of Emotions vs. Stoicism, as the four of them frequently clashed with one another over the course of their mission due to standing on both sides of emotion and stoicism.
• The squad's reaction to seeing each other again upon their ascension was rather mixed. All of them were happy to see Templar again, as they all had missed him following his death. However, Rico received a lot of criticism from the other three, particularly from Hakha, for his killing of Visari and especially his involvement in unintentionally irradiating most life on Helghan. Rico, for his part, fully accepted responsibility for the part that he played and is still haunted by it. After a while, Luger and Hakha decided to ease up on Rico, as they clearly saw the guilt that he felt and, due to the fact that they had both been absent during those events, agreed that neither of them could fully understand what Rico and his squad had been going through at the time.
• When the Helghan Empire learned of the quartet's ascension, they quickly staged an assault on their temple. Due to his involvement in killing Visari and accidentally nuking Helghan, Rico became the prime target of the assault, with Visari himself having order for Rico to be killed by any means necessary. Colonel Mael Radec, having previously expressed a desire to face Templar on the battlefield prior to killing him, was excited to finally have a chance to face off against him. The squad, with the help of several other gods, successfully managed to barely fight off the attack and subsequently installed defenses around their temple in order to better fend off any future attacks.
• While looking for allies, the squad learned of the exploits of Commander Shepard and the Normandy Crew, a Rag Tag Bunch Of Misfits who nonetheless managed to form an effective team and save the entire galaxy. Having never encountered actual aliens in their home universe, the squad were quite amazed to meet the non-human members of the crew. Although they're all on good terms, Shepard occasionally has friction with Templar when in Renegade mode, as Templar does not approve of Renegade Shepard's more extreme methods.
• Due to their experiences in fighting the Helghast, the squad quickly befriended the various Gundam pilots in the pantheon as well as rebel leaders such as Luke Skywalker and Jim Raynor, all of whom have similarly fought against evil human empires. This also resulted in them becoming enemies with Gihren Zabi, King Bradley, Sheev Palpatine and Arcturus Mengsk, all of whom strongly remind them of Visari.
• Unsurprisingly, the squad are strongly opposed to nazis, as the Helghan Empire strongly emulates their ideology and clothing style. As a result, they have frequently clashed with the Red Skull and Millennium.
• The squad also opposes any aliens who are actively hostile towards humans, which ranges from Scary Dogmatic Aliens like the Daleks and their Emperor to parasitic Chest Bursters like the Xenomorphs.
• They're not sure what to think of the God-Emperor of Mankind and the Imperium of Man as a whole. On one hand, they appreciate his love and dedication to humanity, but, on the other hand, the Imperium's extremely dystopian and tyrannical nature, constant espousing of the superiority of humanity and Absolute Xenophobia make them incredibly reluctant to associate with the Emperor unless they have no other choice.
• Exclusive to Templar:
  • Being the squad's leader and their only unambiguously and consistently heroic member, Templar quickly befriended other heroic soldiers such as Master Chief, Dwayne Hicks, Johnny Rico and Marcus Fenix. Similarly, commanding officers such as Captain Kirk and Commander Adama have developed a liking for him and the three frequently work together.
• Exclusive to Luger:
  • As a Shadow Marshal, Luger was employed by the ISA as a covert assassin and saboteur. As such, she frequently works together with spies such as Nick Fury, Black Widow, Solid Snake, Sam Fisher, James Bond and Austin Powers. However, she prefers to mostly remain an independent operative, as she feels more comfortably working alone. During the times that she works with the other spies, she generally shrugs off the flirtations of Bond and Powers, although the fact that Templar, with whom she was previously in a relationship, shows signs of jealously whenever it happens amuses her greatly.
  • Luger is rather annoyed by Mr. Mundy/The Sniper, a Cold Sniper a Cold Sniper like her but also a Friendly Sniper depending on the team, making him an odd case. However, unlike her, he is a mercenary who gets hired to kill no matter the alignment of his client. Although she aknowledges his skills and has occasionally worked with him, the fact that he can just as easily become her enemy depending on who hires him makes it so that she can't trust him.
• Exclusive to Rico:
  • Out of the entire squad, Rico is definitely the most contentious figure. Some gods even accused him of being outright sociopathic and undeserving of being called a good guy. Having aknowledged the criticism, Rico hopes to be able to redeem himself in the pantheon. Due to having been labeled a war criminal by the Helghast for his involvement in accidentally nuking Helghan, Rico tends to stay in the squad's temple the most out of the four. When not in his temple, he tends to team up with other Military Mavericks, as he works quite well with those who don't always stick to the rules. This has resulted in him frequently working alongside the likes of the Doom Slayer, B.J. Blazkowicz, Captain Titus, Tristana and Captain Hawkeye Pierce.
• Exclusive to Hakha:
  • Due to his knowledge of Helghast weaponry and technology, Hakha has been responsible for several victories against the Helghan Empire. Any uncertainties about his loyalties due to his Half-Helghast heritage were quickly put to rest when he informed everyone of how his brother had been killed by the Helghast in retaliation for his defection. Although Hakha genuinely desires a better future for his people, he believes that this goal cannot be achieved as long as Visari and his loyalists remain in control. His defection from the Helghast resulted in him forming a friendship with fellow defectors such as Torin and Zuko. His Half-Human heritage made him get along with Alucard and Spock, the latter especially liking Hakha for his similar adherence to logic. Hakha has also on occasion reluctantly teamed up with Lelouch vi Britannia. Although he doesn't particularly like Lelouch, Hakha nonetheless views him as a worthwhile ally against the Helghast.

Also, for Bendy

So it's settled? Should I remove Thrawn from Intellectual Archetypes?

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Aug 17th 2019 at 9:07:27 PM

Mononobe no Futo, Goddess of False Deaths (Shikaisen from Ancient Japan)

• Lesser Goddess
• Symbol: A decorative plate
• Theme Music: Legend of the Great Gods
• Alignment: Lawfully Chaotic Good
• Portfolio: Faking Death to Become Shikaisen, Breaking Plates for Benefit Elemental Powers (Wind, Ground, Water and Fire), Stuck in the Past, Flowery Elizabethan English, Hidden Bad Side, Little Arsonist
• Domains: Shikaisen, Taoism, "Feng Shui", Arson, Vandalism
• Allies: Toyosatomimi no Miko, Sadako Yamamura, The Pyro
• Rivals: Shou Toramaru, Byakuren Hijiri
• Enemies: The gods of House of Life And Death, Garfield Lynns, those who would oppose the Crown Prince
• Shikaisen is a person who have gone through a method to obtain immortality by trapping their soul in an object to remove their own lifespan from their body, leaving their original body in a death-like state and later resurrect themselves by turning the object into a new body. Futo, a member of the Shinto-worshipping Mononobe clan, helped her Crown Prince Miko to realize her plans for immortality to test the method first. She successfully performed the soul-transferring ritual, thus waiting until Miko would do the same and the two of them could resurrect together. It took some while due of people stopping Miko's resurrection, but it was eventually successful.
• Originally was the Goddess of Beneficial Vandalism due of her fighting style involving her using plates as weapons to help with her magic, to the point that she grows stronger the more plates she breaks. Especially funny since a plate was her Soul Jar. Still, she herself didn't really like the position so she eventually shifted to this.
• Even though Futo seems like a good woman, and for the most part she is, she has her secrets. Like how she helped Miko to start a religious war to unite Japan under Buddhism, butchered her ally's resurrection ritual due of past grudge ^note the victim actually likes her ghost form and they are still friends, her unneeded hatred forwards non-humans ^note she is getting better from this, though and her love to burn stuff, were she afraid or full of emotions ^note still a problem.
  • However, she does not get along with Firefly at all.
• Even though she says she can manipulate feng shui, this is just a fancy name to a mix of Shinto and Taoist magic.
• She avoids House of Life and Death due of her being destined to face against death deities to keep her immortality.
• She somehow befriended Sadako. She claims that her connection to an another onryo helped with that. Though she seems to be still looking for that blasted tenth plate.
• Is visiting House of Travel quite a bit to learn how to use more efficiently her wooden boat. Good thing she can ride on it on air to avoid any confrontations with the Abyssal Fleet.

I am not convinced that she could somehow be friends with Sadako, working on Kayako's profile and all. Please explain, because ??????????

Kindly add the required backstory for clarity.

Removed

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Aug 17th 2019 at 10:01:17 PM

Well, got the 5 ’s so...

“There are so few rules to our world now. So few truths...but there’s one rule we all know and respect down here...beware the ink demon.”

Edited by kingvideogames on Aug 17th 2019 at 6:27:33 AM

One of the Touhou games involves characters being associated with various urban legends. Futo's urban legend is "Banchō Sarayashiki", which involves a birth of a vengeful ghost girl from a well.

for Violet. Regarding Fairburne's entry, I'll probably make a few revisions somewhere down the line for it. Otherwise, it's good to go.