Trope Pantheons Discussion

Im fine with it.

Thanks.

Hello, my baby. Hello, my honey. Hello, my ragtime gal.

that title has already been taken.

Edited by AzureLegacy on Aug 18th 2019 at 3:04:57 PM

The thing is, it's not a good profile. And Larry Talbot is the original, anyway.

Don't worry. I'll add interactions with others subject to Isekai eventually.

Rimuru Tempest, God of Gaining Perks In The Next World (Satoru Mikami Rimiru, Chancellor of the Great Jura Alliance, King Slime & Ruler of Monsters, King of Jura Tempest, Chaos Creator, Great Demon Lord, 5th True Dragon)

• Potential House: Power Gains and Losses and Manners of Revival
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• Greater God but in future will reach Overdeity levels
• Symbol: His slime form, or Shizue's mask
• Theme Song: Nameless Story
• Alignment: Neutral Good (but don't take it as a weakness)
• Portfolio: Stock Light-Novel Hero, Benevolent Mage Ruler, Revered By All His Subjects, Badass Adorable, Predator Skill Grants Him Skills Of The Consumed, Gaining Abilities And Forms Of Whatever He Consumes, Comically Invincible Hero, Killer Rabbit, Complete Immortality, Fetish for Elf Girls, Good Is Not Soft, Matter Replicator, Martial Pacifist, Pop-Cultured Badass, Becomes A (Great) Demon Lord
  • His default slime form: Blob Monster, Aura Vision (to make up for lack of sight), Make Me Wanna Shout (and also uses this for verbal communication), Eating Optional, Stomach of Holding, Wingding Eyes (invoked to display expressions)
  • His humanoid avatar: Barbie Doll Anatomy, Dude Looks Like a Lady, No Biological Sex, Partial Transformation For Bat Wings or Armor, Supernatural Gold Eyes, Younger Than They Look, You Gotta Have Blue Hair
  • His Great Sage/Wisdom King Raphael skill/Ciel: Benevolent A.I., Emotions vs. Stoicism, Takes Over In Auto Battle Mode, Turns Rimuru's Eyes Red When Doing So, Telling Rimuru Important Info A Little Late
• Domain(s): Slimes, Reincarnation, Assimilation, Replication, Rulership, Demons, Void
• Herald: "Star Lord" Ranga, a Tempest Star Wolf
• High Priest: Takuma Sakamoto/Diablo
• Followers: Toujou Karuna, Makoto Mizuhara, Dungeon Keeper Ami, Suzuki 'Satou' Ichiro, Azusa Aizawa, Ryouta 'Routa' Okami, Souma Nagi
• Allies:
  • Others subjected to Isekai: Subaru Natsuki, Touya Mochizuki, Kei Shirogane/Shiroe, Akatsuki, 『　　』, Eddie Riggs, Yhe Eight Digidestined, Miaka Yuuki, the Magic Knights, Kara Zor-L/Power Girl, Gwenpool, Chihiro Ogino, Giselle
  • Other Allies: Cosmos, the Blue Slimes, Yomi and Ceri, Mimic, Rusty, and Cube, Most Azeroth Heroes, particularly Thrall, Zac, James Heller
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Hoss Delgado (one-sided on the Hunter's end)
• Enemies: Ainz Ooal Gown, Alex Mercer, Skarsnik, Warboss Ghazghkull, Baby Bonnie Hood, Metallix, indiscriminate monster hunters who can't/won't behave themselves around him
• Pities: Ainz Ooal Gown, Gertrude
• When it comes to isekai stories, it's common for the protagonist to gain a "cheat" skill that grants them unique or broken abilities before they start doing anything else in that other world, so long as it allows them to be superior to the world's regular mortals. It's also usually granted during reincarnation, and bestowed or acquired by the resident deity during the process. The Court of the Gods eventually found the tale of a man named Satoru Mikami, who was stabbed to death in the middle of the street, and was then reincarnated in another world as a slime. But there's more to it than that.
  • As he was dying, he had gained the following perks for his next life: besides Predator and Great Sage, he acquired Resistances to heat, physical attacks, cold, thermal fluctuation, electric current, paralysis, and pain (the last being outright nullified), and a body that doesn't require blood (hence, a slime body).
  • He gained several more along the way like water pressure propulsion, regeneration, the ability to sense magic (and therefore acquired colored vision), movement in water, water manipulation, poison and paralysis breath, Instant Armor, thread both for Webbing and Razor Wire purposes, Shadow Step, fire manipulation, create clone bodies (which retain a tenth of their original's vigor and magic, though movement and attack remain unchanged), lightning manipulation, and so much more.
  • Thanks to these perks, the Court of the Gods sent an envoy to the world he's now from. They found the Jura Tempest Federation, requested a private audience with Rimuru, and applied the standard amnestics to plug premature leaks of everything about the Pantheon, even rendered inscrutable and/or non-suspicious to Rimuru's Great Sage skill.
  • However, due to unknown temporal issues that prevent the Pantheon's envoy (in this case, Cosmos of the GUAG) from contacting Rimuru in his most recent, they're forced to contact him from after his becoming a Demon Lord at the conclusion of the Falmas Kingdom's attack on the Jura Tempest Federation.

It is known that he's since done much more and can even access any point in space-time, but for now, immediate post-True Demon Lord status will be the furthest he'll be at upon ascending to the Pantheon.

• Upon being briefed on the specifics, Rimuru accepted the offer, and shortly joined the GUAG since her interests and his are compatible.

• Rimuru is often seen in one of two guises; his default slime form, and his humanoid form he acquired after assimilating Shizue's body at her request. The Court also granted him the form of his previous life as Satoru Mikami, but he doesn't use that often as he's long since moved on from that life.
• One should note that even if he might be a slime, that does not mean he's a low-level Mook that can be easily handled. If one can sense his aura (it was a surprise to him that not everyone in the Pantheon can do so), one would find it surprisingly imposing. Even then, he can suppress it, or even mask it completely. It had been a surprise for him the first time he had to fight someone who clearly had no idea who they were up against until he proved them wrong. That's why when he's in dangerous or unknown territory, he's in his humanoid form more.
• When it comes to healing, at first, he used to consume the patient, use the healing potion substance in him on the patient, and then eject them good as new. Nowadays, with water manipulation, he instead forms globules of the stuff he can easily toss to those in need. These potions are so potent they can even restore lost limbs, and diluting them to a tenth still lets them work as well as a standard X-Potion.
• While he can copy techniques from any book he "consumes" and "spits out", he still has to practice them to make them useful.
  • Speaking of books, give him paper, something he knows, and he can "print" it out in mint condition. He's done this once with certain manga, even when Great Sage considers this a waste of his talents, but he's not doing this for just anybody.
• He can even replicate enchanted items, but he needs to have consumed the materials normally required to create it (as well as the item in question, of course). He cannot improve on it with this skill however, thus not invalidating the need for weaponsmiths.
• His Magic Sense allows him to translate messages of personal will (a.k.a. speech) into forms he can understand, so he can understand any language. With the Ultrasonic Wave ability he acquired from a Giant Bat he consumed, he can convey his thoughts into words, and in any language as well. While being an Omniglot is a common perk for all sapient deities in the Pantheon who can speak, his skill allows him to, with enough analysis from Great Sage, understand any other forms of verbal communication like Nuju's Bird rahi speech, Ti'zo's chittering, et cetera. As for non-verbal communication such as the Heptapods' writing, he has his other skills to replicate their process (again, after enough analysis with Great Sage).
• The dimensional space within Rimuru's Predator is pretty much like a Luxury Prison Suite, with its prisoners permitted to conjure anything while incarcerated within him for their comfort. One dimension holds the Great Storm Dragon Veldora (as he and Rimuru try to figure out his Unlimited Imprisonment and how to break it) and a Fire Spirit Ifrit (after the former pulled the latter in to his own space for sparring and conversation), another holds Shizue, or rather her body, at her dying request, and another held the Orc King Geld, whose soul has since moved on.
  • As for how it works in the Pantheon, any adversary he consumes, if they're a deity, he's not allowed to assimilate their souls, which are automatically magically extracted for revival in the House of Life and Death. Otherwise, it can end up as a case-by-case basis if what he consumes might cause problems for him in the long term.
  • As for powers, they're his to keep until all of his physical body gets destroyed, after which he'll have to take them again if he wants them. While annihilating the nucleus of his soul is the only real way to kill him for good, in the Pantheon, only the House of Life and Death can bring his body back. That said, given he has the ability to create clone bodies (which he can control manually), this already puts him at an advantage over other assimilators like him.
• He's aware that there are others who end up in other worlds, and that there are other examples besides reincarnation (in fact, his case is rare even in his world, much less reincarnating as a slime), such as being summoned (by the local deity or by denizens)

• As a monster with friendly relations with humans (though it helps that he once was one), he became quick friends with Yomi and Ceri, and has on occasion visited their temple for... diplomatic reasons^* Unfortunately for Rimuru, despite having a lot of cute and busty monster girls, elves aren't among Yomi's population, and Sylvi doesn't come to the Pantheon often..
• In regards to Ainz Ooal Gown, who also started out as a human (and named Satoru as well, no less), he isn't sure what to think. Both of them are leaders of nations (which they've been thrust into taking) with very loyal subordinates and both have an ultimate vision of having a world of peace between all races.
  • That said, Ainz is all too willing to slaughter anyone who isn't an ally, and willing to commit all kinds of atrocities for the sake of his empire, whereas Rimuru will only retaliate hard as a last resort or when a friend is in danger (or if it's a mindless Random Encounter) and would rather settle things with his neighbors diplomatically and peacefully.
  • That said, Rimuru expresses pity since Ainz had essentially been forced and pressured into his current role, his emotions were also forcibly suppressed, and he was starting his new life from a very lofty position while Rimuru (and his eventual federation) had more humble beginnings as they worked from the ground up.
  • What's also concerning is that folks want to see who would win between the two if they ever came to blows. Right now, Rimuru is not confident that he would prevail in his current state. As for what he becomes in the future, however... let's just say that will be a completely different story.
• In meetings with other GUAG commanders, he met some of Azeroth's heroes and forged alliances where possible. One notable encounter was with Thrall, whom he initially labeled as a hobgoblin due to his green skin and muscular physique before the former Horde Warchief corrected him that he was an orc. Rimuru was caught a bit off guard, given orcs in his world were more like Pig Men.
  • He was then also warned of the current God of Goblins as well as the other God of Orcs, and Rimuru promised not to associate with them. He also got to meet Zac, another Blob Monster who was also very friendly (despite his looks).
• Having suffered some terrible cooking a few times before, he dreads the infamous Mystery Food X; if it could paralyze a divine being and make a ghost pass out, what horrors would his slime body be subject to if he absorbs any of it?
  • Unfortunately, he would eventually experience the results for himself when someone chickened out of taking the food as a test of courage and blindly shoved the spoon into his mouth as he passed by (the irony that Rimuru himself had done this to Gobta before with Shion's cooking wasn't lost on him). It resulted in him reverting to his slime form and going on that same standby state he had been a few times before when he Named the goblins. That state thankfully lasted only a few hours. Oh, and he Acquired Poison Immunity after that.
• If there's something he shows utter contempt for, it's those with staunch/blind anti-monster sentiments who have the power and unwavering dedication to... carry out their mission. The attack on Tempest by the Western Saints Church and the Falmas Kingdom resulted in a hundred casualties on his end, a few of them close friends of his and even children, even though he was able to ressurrect them and grant them immortality afterward.
  • As for what he did to the invading soldiers, namely consuming them to become a True Demon Lord, some folks are divided on this matter. One side thinks he's finally crossed the line with the slaughter and soul assimilation of >10000 people, while the other can see that there really was no other option; the Falmas Kingdom and the Western Saints Church made the first move, instigated a fight that killed a hundred of Tempest's population, children included, and would've otherwise wiped the entire Federation off the map had nothing been done.
  • In regards to such hunters...
    • For those like B. B. Hood, he will not hesitate to fight and kill her if need be, especially when another's life is in danger from her.
    • But for those like Hoss Delgado, he will give a chance despite the hunter's attitude; Rimuru can understand that befriending a monster species can take a while to get used to.
• Due to his skillset, as well as their opposing views on humans, Alex Mercer is interested in what he can acquire should he consume Rimuru, namely the Gluttony skill. That said, given the slime's achievements, this plan is at an impasse because he's aware that it's also likely that Rimuru might be able to consume him first instead, potentially granting him the Blacklight Virus and all that entails. He already lost to James Heller, and that was his own doing. He will not let this slime be the next.
  • While the former sergeant is still getting used to having allies of comparable strength, Heller and Rimuru were able to forge an alliance in stopping Mercer's plots.
  • Metallix also wants to obtain Rimuru's powers for similar reasons, but is also wary that one wrong move and all of his powers (innate and copied), not to mention the materials that compose his body, can end up being absorbed by the slime. And so far, he's not given Rimuru—who isn't confrontational by nature—good reason to hunt him down, but it might only be a matter of time.
• "I'm not a bad slime!"

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To everyone who went against us, we will bare our fangs and retaliate.
To everyone who lends their hands to us, we will grant our blessing to them.
To our opponents, we will do to them what they have done to us.
In the future, I hope that we can be linked in friendship one day.
—Rimuru Tempest

Jura Tempest Federation, Holy Seat of Civilized Monster Areas (Monster Country Tempest, Jura Forest Alliance)

• Potential Category: Populated Areas
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• Symbol: Rimuru Tempest's slime form
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Monster Nation, Alliance of Various Monster Races, Nominally Truthful, Pulled Into War For Self-Defense, Egopolis Not By His Choosing
• Domain(s): Monsters, Nations, Alliances, Demi-Human
• Similar Places: Monster Metropolis, Sheol City, Midian, The Found Thousand, Droaam, Medina Town, Quelb, Sharom Island, Mt. Ebott's Underground, Skull Valley, Mechanicsburg, Monster Isle, Pottsfield
• Related Dominion: Halloween Town, Anur Transyl
• Sacred To: Rimuru Tempest, all civilized monsters
• Banned From Entry: Indiscriminate monster hunters, warmongers
• After being oriented with how the Pantheon works, how to ascend a dominion, and what tropes are available, Rimuru has decided to nominate his nation, the Jura Tempest Federation, for the trope Monster Town.
• Aside from the slime Rimuru, populating this Federation are goblins, orcs, lizardmen, demons, dryads, treants, elves, ogres, any "evolutions" thereof, and all other kinds of monsters as well as a percentage of humans.
• Before entering, after it's assured that the visitor will behave themselves in the city, a guide book is provided to them, which will tell them everything there is to know of the Federation. It comes with a lot of pictures in case one is illiterate.
• One can find clothing stores, smitheries, all sorts of eateries (serving everything from pastries to pizza), training grounds, hot spring baths, a coliseum for events, a school for all age ranges with nearly as much subject diversity as the Elysium Academy, all the usual amenities of a pre-electricity town.
• The roads are also wide and well-made stone, and while there's a chance for Random Encounters, the Federation's security can keep them under control, and it's nothing a standard adventurer can't handle.
• There's even an underground labyrinth that serves as an attraction for adventurers, and it even has a "tutorial" floor for beginners, teaching about booby traps (and not just your average ones like arrows and spikes, but also things like boxing gloves on springs and even equipment-destroyers), nooks and crannies, mimics, etc. Visitors are also granted bracelets that will revive them and return them to the gates, so Death Is a Slap on the Wrist in there. And you better believe that it will be brutal. Manual mapping is vital, and it can take days to travel a floor. There are even Save Points. Oh, and treasures, of course.
• Besides the usual gold, there's a point system used by the Federation's workers for purchasing amenities.
• There's also a theme park planned for non-adventurers to enjoy, but it's still under construction.
• As a place full of monster species, those who hunt them with no regard of their alignment are naturally not welcome here.

Edited by nightelf37 on Aug 19th 2019 at 3:20:18 AM

TV Tropes Pantheon Group Members Database

The other character was going to get reworked with Submissive Badass.

Blazblue is kind of in a limbo considering how no one really knows the franchise. And the one troper that kept making the profile left a while ago.

That had a few problems if their own. Like the morality civil war tale that focused on Litchi. Is thst still pantheon canon?

Uni cat

for Rimuru.

Also, if Valkenhayn is going to be reworked into Submissive Badass, why not just switch out his tropes for now? We all know he's getting that trope with his reworking, so why do we need to hold up Wolf Man?

Edited by WeirdWarrior on Aug 18th 2019 at 3:55:41 PM

This time, I'm really gonna do it.

What House would Submissive Badass go in?

I actually know a lot about BlazBlue, I can help there. I’ve been planning on actually trying to see if I could work on some of them, I noticed that a lot needs some editing.

I'm guessing Character Archetypes.

This time, I'm really gonna do it.

Since the answer took long, I ended up putting him in Fighter Archetypes (because it's a "badass" trope). I also made changes to Muzet's title.

Morality Civil War honestly got lost in what I presume is every other event that happened in Year 1, retooled or no. Considering how overblown it is, it shouldn't come as that much of a surprise.

Gogmazios, Dragon God of Tar (Giant Halberd Dragon, Gog, George, Gogsadios, Mr. Sadface)

• s: 5 (faso, Wikia, r-lock, wootzits, louisent) Aug. 18
• Greater God
• Symbol: Its Hunter's Guild icon. A question mark is also applicable.
• Theme Music: A Tremendous Creaking Battle, Heavy Wings
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
• Portfolio: Animalistic Abomination, Deceptively agile for its size, Bizarre even for Elder Dragons, Final Boss of 4 Ultimate's Online Mode, Unknowable origins, Explosive tar, Feeding on gunpowder, In a Single Bound, A Giant Flyer after its tar evaporates from rage
• Size: 4920.5 cm
• Followers: Tar Elementals
• Allies: None.
• Rivals: Ahtal-Ka
• Enemies: Nergigante, Lord Shen, Hircine, Molag Bal, Ornstein and Smough, Artorias
• Opposed by/Opposes: The Monster Hunters, Most of the House of Weapons, particularly the Sub-Houses of Explosives and Firearms
• Avoids: The House of Fire and Heat
• Interests: The Houses of Investigative Work and Science
• Emerging from decades old hibernation with scales as black as the tar that drips from its own body is the Gogmazios, the Giant Halberd Dragon. Abominable even among its fellow Elder Dragons little is actually known about it other than its appetite for sulfur. In ancient times it was known to raid the gunpowder stores of cities, and at one point it involuntarily stole the first Dragonator from Dundorma during its attack. Getting in the way of its feeding is ill advised, it completely wiped out an entire settlement during its time to end its hunger.
• Perhaps fittingly, Gogmazios was around the Pantheon since its simpler but ever-so hectic beginnings. While it had many encounters with its denizens it ultimately went back into hibernation and soon its presence was forgotten and its title was mistakenly marked as otherwise empty. Fast forward to the present and it ended up becoming hungry again and arose from... somewhere, and was said made a beeline to the House of Explosives. The Monster Hunters, with the little knowledge of its behavioral hunger in mind, gathered support to deter its rampage. As the Court of Gods made it clear it still holds a right to its title various deities pitching in by gathering as much gunpowder as possible. While they proved to underestimate its cravings, the sustained fire eventually drove it off. As a result of this encounter it's probably not going back to hibernation anytime soon and it hasn't given up on going after the House of Weapons.
• It goes without saying: The Giant Halberd Dragon is as menacing as they come, and as an Elder Dragon it has the power to back up its fearsome appearance. Its claim to infamy is the sticky flammable tar it constantly exudes from its body which also entraps those caught in its droplets. It is essentially sweating impurities that it exudes after its consumption of sulfur in gunpowder. Gog itself is burdened by its own tar, but this does little to hinder its surprising amount of mobility. In fact when enraged it begins to suddenly heat up despite there being an organ for heat exhaustion and the tar that once burdens it follows suit. The drops of tar will now explode and without the substance now dissipating in this state Gog can also force itself into the skies and rain down burning oil lasers.
  • The tar that covers it may also be viewed as a double-edged sword. Because of how viscous it is there is nothing stopping it from entrapping whatever comes in contact with Gog's body, such as the prototype of a giant lance meant to impale monsters. And being covered in volatile tar, old and hardened or not, leaves it weak to the Fire Element. For this reason it stays as far away from the House of Fire and Heat under the possibility that being there would ignite too much of the tar when its still on its own body. This does open the question if it could survive such an explosion as the Monster Hunters claim its durability surpasses Dalamadur, an Elder Dragon whos boundless serpentine body can constrict mountains.
• On its quest for more gunpowder, Gogmazios was reported to have assaulted the cruel Lord Shen's temple. Though his fortresses' mounted weaponry were enough to drive it off, the attack still came off as an unpleasant surprise due to not properly damaging it. And the encounter hasn't stopped Gog from coming back and trying again from time to time, much to Lord Shen's displeasure.
• At some point, the Elder Dragon encountered and did battle with the Pavilion Mantis, Ahtal-Ka, and her mech the Ahtal-Neset. Though her ability to stand her ground was admirable, Gogmazios eventually overwhelmed the Neopteron and forced her into retreat and set back progress on her construct. As Ahtal-Ka rebuilds she expresses a desire to avoid the Elder Dragon in the future, supposedly until the new Ahtal-Neset is even deadlier than before.
  • Some say that the time frame of this encounter was not too long after when Gogmazios faced off against the Extinction Dragon, Nergigante, while it sneaked into the Pantheon prior to its official ascension. Though the outcome of the fight was more ambiguous due to Nergigante's pursuers managing to catch up to where he decided to turn his wrath against them and escape once more. As its hunger for the bioenergy from Elder Dragons continues, so too does its challenges again the tremendous tar dragon.
• Ever the Egomaniac Hunter, one day Hircine declared the Elder Dragon his new query and right as his hunters were about to corner it his fellow Daedric Prince, Molag Bal, opportunistically spirited away the weakened Elder Dragon into his realm. After some amount of time Gogmazios reemerged corrupted into the Lord of Domination's service as a daunting pseudo-Daedric Titan and was let loose against a GUAG base out of spite. Thus, the skies rained with molten flame. Still vexed that Molag Bal ruined his hunt he tipped off Ornstein, Smough, and Artorias to go help kill it in his stead while he went to reap what remained. The Elder Dragon doesn't anyone involved in that day in high regard.
• Its name comes from the names of Gog and Magog, two Biblical names typically associated with negative aspects like destruction and demons whether its referring to individuals and/or lands. The parts are "geos" referring to the land, and the french word "érosion" which is there to resemble the English word invasion. As the conception behind its design is basically an almost otherworldly dragon that has to be fought off it altogether fits quite well.
• When it stands upright and holds its head back there are visible openings resembling a face that glow a burning orange◊, an eerie sight especially as that's the cue its about to fire its Wave-Motion Gun. Yet some people took to a more humorous approach and equated it to a sad face, hence it's nickname of "Gogsadios" or "Mr. Sadface".
• As stated earlier little is actually known about the Gogmazios save for the living encounter with hunters in the Battlequarters in and around Dundorma. The reason for this is that, setting aside its long hibernations, no one lived to tell the tale of such a beast. In the Pantheon with its more capable of gods and goddesses people plan on changing that and some among the Houses of Science and Investigative Work have begun working alongside the Monster Hunters in helping understand it. Gog is not easy to work with, being prone to lashing out when it feels threatened, but it's better than nothing.

Edited by CrownlessMimic on Aug 18th 2019 at 3:20:13 AM

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

I forgot about that story.

Just a sad, lonely girl

Ok I just woke up and suddenly there's this spiel about Hotman criticising my suggestions. Is this about the Zaku profile or my two suggestions? Because I can assure you guys that I have checked if my suggestions are appropriate for the trope and have proper spelling. Moreover, I have to summarise to get people to understand why he or she fits the trope so it doesn't get complicated. If this is about the Zaku profile, I've worked on it for a few months now. I'm honestly baffled on whether this is about me breaking the rules or personal quality standards.

Retired effective March 1, 2022

What more should I add to Lars?

Lars Fillmore, God of Temporal Duplicates (originally Philip J Fry)

• House: Time Manipulation (House of Time and Space)
• Demigod
• Symbol: An old photo of himself, Fry and Leela
• Theme Song: 30th Century Man by Scott Walker
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Walking Spoiler, an Older and Wiser Alternate Self of Fry, Living Paradox Duplicate (Which He Didn't Know For 12 Years), Sort Of Future Badass, Bald Of Awesome, Rival Of Affection For His Original Self, Doomed Because Of His Paradoxical Nature, Heroic Sacrifice, Being The Source Of The Time Code That Created Him, Temporal Paradox
• Domains: Time Travel, Copies, Alternate Paths, The Head Museum, Love, Reveals
• Special relationship with: Philip J Fry (his original/alternate self)
• Allies: Fry's allies(especially Leela and Rory Williams), both Trunks, Flash Thompson, George, Tenri Ayukawa
• On good terms with: Mariente Dupain-Cheng and Adrian Agreste, Anzu Mazaki
• On speaking terms with: Ben Tennyson
• Enemies: Fry's enemies, The Hounds of Tindalos, The Dehaka, Merged Zamasu, Eobard Thawne, Randall Ross, Nerif the Oracle, Porky Minch
• Sympathy for the Devil for: Nox
• Avoids: Funny Valentine
• Pitied by: The Doctor
• The Time Code allows one to ignore temporal paradoxes and go back in time, at the cost of being one way. When Fry was being chased by the scammers and sick of how Leela was dating Lars Fillmore, leading to him going back to half an hour after he was originally frozen. He used the time code to get pizza and created a copy of himself. The original Fry fell into the same tube the earliest version was in to return, the copy spent 12 years having to deal with unrequited love. Then after his larynx was burned and hair burned off, he realize he was Lars, and re-froze himself to meet Leela again.
• By his nature a paradox, though it wasn't until his wedding that Lars learned he was a doomed duplicate which is why he broke it off. He sacrificed himself to save Leela from Nudar with a doomed Bender duplicate. The Pantheonic Time Police was initially apprehensive of a living paradox like Lars ascending, but as he's otherwise harmless and fits the trope of Temporal Duplication his revival was permitted. While he's been restored, Lars has accepted he won't be able to be back with Leela as she's together with the original Fry.
• As he and Fry were the same entity for 33 years(technically 1033), Fry's allies and enemies are his allies and enemies. Besides Leela, he has a further appreciation of Rory due to how the flow of time has made him pine particularly hard for his beloved. While 50 biologically, Lars has spent an extra 1990 years of his life frozen. 988 of those involved three versions of the same person in the same facility.
• The Doctor pities Lars' situation as a doomed clone. He was forced to remove the Older Amy to save her younger self, after all, he doesn't like how the laws of time made Lars doomed. In turn, Lars has some sympathy for Nox as all the effort in time travel made to save his family was All for Nothing. That said, he doesn't approve of what he did.
• Because Lars Fillmore's existence is temporal and ontological (twice!) paradox, Clock Roaches despise him. The Hounds of Tindalos and the Dehaka have tried to hunt him down. Lars would also be destroyed if he touches Fry, though only if Funny Valentine and his Stand is in the proximity. So he tends to avoid being anywhere near the 23rd president.
• Though a paradox, Lars would rather not mess with time. He became a duplicate in the first place because he didn't want to abuse the time code for pizza like Fry. As such, he doesn't like how Nerif the Oracle caused a Reality-Breaking Paradox. He also hates how Randall Ross tried to use time travel to destroy time itself. On the other side of the coin, Zamasu is disgusted by Lars' very existence due to the time code, and Lars considers him reprehensibly evil.
• Lars really doesn't like how remorseless Eobard Thawne abuses time travel and changing things to get whatever his selfish heart desires, along with having Yandere tendencies to boot. The Reverse-Flash regards Lars as suffering from a sore lack of ambition for a living paradox like himself, and prides being able to break and twist history without repercussion.
• George's hatred of how confusing and messy time travel has Lars' sympathy given the complicated relationship he had to Fry, and wants to see if he can help. Due to that complicated relationship he has with Fry and how it's complicated their love life, he can relate to Anzu's feelings towards and alter ego, and the weird two person love triangle that Mariente and Adrian have.
• Lars' sympathies are with Tenri due to her unrequited love, and the fact that as both Lars and Fry he had the belief of wanting his beloved to be happy, though with a twist due to his nature. During his new existence, Lars Fillmore was a whale caretaker and head feeder of the head museum. He's met the jarred heads of a number of historical figures, though the versions ascended have different recollections to what he's used to. But they do appreciate the job he held. He also does jar jobs for people who get decapitated.
• Interested to learn of a number of deities who've met their time-displaced selves. He was interested to see that the two Trunks in the pantheon share a similar dynamic to him and Fry, with one being immature and the other Older and Wiser. He appreciates how Flash Thompson matured and mellowed over time. He also finds Ben's interactions with various future selves of his to be interesting. On the other side of the coin, Lars Fillmore was disturbed by how psychotically childish and malicious Porky Minch became through his abuse of time travel, never maturing like Lars did.

Remove the Merged from Zamasu.

I wonder the possibility of a scientist in the Pantheon making more duplicates of him?

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Aug 18th 2019 at 5:58:28 PM

Retired effective March 1, 2022

A Tremendous Creaking Battle awaits

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

Any ideas for this?

Ethan and Mia Winters, Divine Couple of Being Alone with Psychopaths'

• Potential House: ?
• Lesser Deities
• Symbol: A wristwatch and a collection of different weapons.
• Alignment: Neutral Good (Mia used to be True Neutral)
• Portfolio: Action Survivor, Happily Married, Zombie Infectee
  • Ethan: Lost an arm and potentially a leg a got them "surgically reattached, Audience Surrogate, Badass Normal, Combat Pragmatist, Contrasting Sequel Main Character, Deadpan Snarker, Dissonant Serenity, Heroic Host, Heroic Willpower, Can take a lot of punishment for a regular human, Nerves of Steel, Sir Swears-a-Lot
  • Mia: Action Girl, Brainwashed and Crazy, An agent of the Connections, Deuteragonist, Easy Amnesia, Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette, Punch-Clock Villain, Warm-Up Boss
• Domains: Survivals, Infection, Couples, Psychopaths
• Allies: Chris Redfield, Joe Baker, Claire Redfield, Leon S. Kennedy, Ash Williams
• Enemies: Eveline, Lucas Baker, Albert Wesker
• Pity: Jack and Marguerite Baker
• Ethan and Mia were a seemingly normal and happy couple living a quiet life where Ethan worked as a systems engineer. Unbeknownst to him, Mia was actually a trained agent of a secret organization by the name of "The Connections" and around 2014 she was tasked with carrying a secret weapon towards the Connections' secret base in Central America but E-001 weapon broke free and stranded the ship somewhere in the state of Lousiana. The E-001, also known as Eveline, grew fond of Mia and brainwashed her to become her mother. Having gone missing for 3 years and believed to be dead, Ethan received an e-mail from his supposedly dead wife that she was alive and currently in the south of the country at a place called the Baker Estate. That's when Ethan ventured there to rescue his wife and he wasn't prepared for the horrors that awaited him.
  • Both Ethan and Mia had to survive a huge mansion where an insane family lived, The Bakers. Ethan's arrival put an end to the Bakers' depraved activities but that was beyond their control as they too fell victim to Eveline's infection. Having almost lost his wife to the mold infection, Ethan confronted Eveline, now rapidly aged to the body of an old woman, and put an end to her, not before going down without a fight. Having managed to overcome not only the bakers but also the traps, infested molded creatures and even Eveline's mind control and powers, Ethan was awarded with godhood. He was also joined by Mia, who also managed to survive the Baker and even for three years straight.

Uni cat

The heading doesn't seem right.

Hello, my baby. Hello, my honey. Hello, my ragtime gal.

They probably won't be the biggest fans of Evan Machillan.

This time, I'm really gonna do it.

Count Leatherface in that list of enemies as well given what the two have went through. Eveline is actually under Age and Youth.

Edited by CrownlessMimic on Aug 18th 2019 at 5:56:05 AM

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

More stuff added. Is she good to go?

Norn Mikihara, Goddess of Lore Character Reveals (Yggdrasill, Norun)

• Greater Goddess
• Symbol: A large tree
• Theme Song: "Final Phase"
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Canon Character All Along, Adaptational Heroism, Little Miss Almighty, Master Computer, Damsel in Distress
• Domains: Reveals, Divinity, Computers
• Allies: Good Digimon deities, Culumon, GUAG White Hats, Yui, Kirito and Asuna, TRON, Madoka Kaname, Lan Hikari and Megaman.EXE
• Enemies: Grand United Alliance of Machines
• Distrusted by: The Eight Digidestined and 02 Digidestined
• Norn Mikihara is a mysterious girl who once approached four young fans of Digimon to ask them about their true feelings for the digital monsters. Although she was only with them for one day, the four children always remembered her and considered her their friend. Years later, those four became Digidestined with the task of stopping the demon lord Barbamon's plan to delete all Digimon raised by Tamers and remake the Digital World. As it turns out, Barbamon was also keeping Norn prisoner. But the truth was more complicated than a simple "evil overlord keeping the damsel locked in a tower" scenario. Norn was actually the conscience of the Digital World's Master Computer Yggdrasill, sent to the real world to investigate humans and their Digimon. With her gone, Barbamon fused with the hollow computer and imprisoned Norn to stop her from interfering. When the Digidestined defeated Barbamon, Norn was able to take back her rightful place as the true Yggdrasill.
• Norn discovered the Pantheon when one Digimon deity, Culumon, wandered into her universe out of boredom, as he is wont to do sometimes. Norn could sense his true nature and intercepted him before he could affect the Digital World. Some other version of Yggdrasill would have imprisoned or deleted Culumon, but Norn is not that kind of computer, so with Culumon's help she managed to find her way to the Pantheon to return him. Culumon's partner Yui was relieved, and being an AI, she could recognize Norn for what she was and became fast friends with her as she showed her around the Pantheon. Norn saw that Digimon also lived in this mysterious dimension alongside several different types of beings, so she decided to stick around to study their co-existence. As more and more deities were surprised by this meek-looking girl's true identity, the Main House decided the Digital World's host computer deserved a permanent spot.
• Although Yggdrasill is known to reach Knight Templar-levels of zeal in overseeing the digital world and its inhabitants, Norn is a lot more compassionate and willing to believe in humanity. She is very interested in all the partnerships with Digimon that have been formed in the Pantheon and has paid each of them at least one visit to learn of their feelings on the matter. She's pretty satisfied with what she has seen so far.
• She was quick to ally herself with the GUAG's White Hats, as they are the largest and most organized force for good specialized in digital matters in the Pantheon. Both parties hope that their cooperation will lead to a better understanding between the digital and organic realms. The White Hats, particularly TRON, are also just happy that a supercomputer who's actually benevolent has ascended for a change.
  • Among the White Hats she became especially close to Kirito and Asuna due to her already established friendship with Yui. Norn sees them as similar to the Digidestined, as they also went on a life-or-death journey in a digital world without their consent, but stood up to the challenge admirably and came out as stronger people for it. And since Norn is a benevolent and compassionate AI like their daughter Yui, Kirito and Asuna also like her. Norn is also close to Lan Hikari and his partner Megaman.EXE, finding their partnership to be strikingly similar to the Digimon's, down to the Bond Creatures aspect.
• Hearing from TRON about how valuable Omegamon and Dukemon have been to the White Hats, Norn quickly arranged to meet with the two Royal Knights. She then stated her goal of forming a new group of Royal Knights that would protect both digital and organic beings from any evil, assist in establishing good relations between the two realms, and would also not hesitate to set Yggdrasill to rights should she ever stray from her ideals, instead of blindly following her orders like past Royal Knights. She's relying on Omegamon and Dukemon, who're well-established in the Pantheon and have made many different friends, to support her in making her vision a reality. She thinks Dukemon had the right idea in finding a partner and wants to encourage all Royal Knights to do the same in hopes that they'll learn to feel empathy for non-Digimon.
  • Incidentally, the partners to Royal Knights also count as Royal Knights in her eyes, no matter how not-badass they are or even if they're not particularly invested in the welfare of the digital world. Most of the White Hats think Norn ought to be more selective, but Norn believes her Royal Knights choose their partners for good reason and trusts that they'll do the right thing in the end.
• While she's pretty popular among the Pantheonic Tamers, the same cannot be said about the '99 and '02 Digidestined. This is because in 2005 they had to contend with Yggdrasill, who was aiming to destroy the real world for the sake of Digimon. Royal Knight Alphamon also brutalized Daisuke's team on its behalf. For these reasons, the Digidestined look askance at Norn despite her claims of wanting to live in peace and harmony with humans. Thus far, Kari has been the most willing to give her a chance, since Norn's ideals appeal to her, and they have similar personalities in how they're both gentle and warm-hearted. Norn hopes she can befriend the rest of them someday.
• Norn is on such good terms with humans that inevitably much of her more unscrupulous computer brethren started thinking of her as a Category Traitor, especially with how she approves of human-Digimon partnerships, which they are convinced are demeaning to Digimon. The GUAM, who believe in the supremacy of machines over organic life, thus couldn't be more hostile to her. Norn claims that they are wrong and what she wants is equality for humans and Digimon. At any rate the GUAM cares little for her protests and they have developed quite the habit of attempting to kidnap her so they can reprogram her to be more like the "good, old" Yggdrasill and in line with their beliefs. Of course, with several Digimon and Digidestined more-or-less on her side and not willing to deal with another genocidal supercomputer, this mission has proven to be extremely difficult to accomplish for the GUAM.
• Looks and acts exactly like a Magical Girl in the opinion of some deities, which makes them even more surprised when they discover she's a computer-god. Norn, for her part, thinks Magical Girl teams are fairly similar to the Digidestined in how they often have the weight of two different types of realms' safety on their shoulders, and so greatly respects them. Though the only one she has really talked to with any regularity is Madoka Kaname, who ascended to godhood in her universe after a stint as a standard Magical Girl. Their similar responsibilities and dispositions meant they got along well, and they became even closer when Madoka talked to Norn about Homura and the worrying extremes she'd go to for her sake, which Norn thought was very similar to Shou Kahara, a Digidestined who was willing to send the world to hell thinking it was what she wanted (probably out of love, too).
• Because she bears the names Norn and Yggdrasill, she confused a lot of old Norse deities who thought she was one of their number. They were rather angry that she uses their holy names to denote herself as god, but someone interceded in her behalf, explaining that everything in the human world has an equivalent in the Digital World, so it's not as if she's committing some heresy against them. Any potential conflict was averted, and after that Norn and the Norse gods didn't have much of anything to do with each other.