• Alliance stuff
  • GUAM Organic Supporters: Those in the GUAM who're wholly organic or cybernetic, yet side with the machines. Or as some have derogatorily called them, "Cyberpunk Quislings"
  • Bringers Of Justice: The Alliance of Zamasu, who are an unholy merger of Knight Templar and Omnicidal Maniac. They wish to bring about the end of the world was we know it "for the greater good" and ensure the supremacy of true deities. It consists of up to 12 members(like the 12 Angels/Hakaioshin/usually Supreme Kai system of his own multiverse)-Zamasu as the head, three as the trinity all but equal in rank(and as Zamasu is a fusion of two beings, a potential for Ultra-Fusion.
  • Order Of Humanity: The Alliance of the belief that Humanity Is Superior, lead by The Emperor of Mankind. Their mission? To ensure mankind's survival through its supremacy, and to protect against alien and non-human threats. While on the best terms with the GUAG out of all the alliances, they are morally ambiguous and a general Anti-Hero group prone to Fantastic Racism, though the Emperor moderates things. Also, anti-religious as per the Emperor's views
  • The Illuminati: The Illuminati's own lesser alliance, consisting of leadership and members. Their goal? Difficult to say, but they have the front of a Smoky Gentlemans Club and their eyes everywhere. Definite Wild Card this one
  • Heralds of The Almighty Dollar: The Alliance of Money, Dear Boy, head(or more accurately financed) by Mr Burns. The purpose of this alliance? Money, Dear Boy. They are here to profit off the main alliances and increase their economic influence

Edited by RJ-19-CLOVIS-93 on Oct 6th 2019 at 10:09:07 PM

for Bringers of Justice. Of course, Zamasu finding anyone who would work with him is hard because nearly everyone with half a shred of decency hates him.

Considering Zamasu can barely work with anyone and would rather be a leader than a servant, for the "Bringers of Justice". Also for the "Order of Humanity" as giving a good faction some moral nuance can bring about some interesting potential.

Anyway, reposting my previous Drafts, considering I got overlooked...

Naminé has one from 227someguy

Feedback/Election Mode:

Hunter Zolomon, The Mentally Disturbed God (Reverse Flash II, Zoom)

• House of Insanity (Insane Behavior or one potential Head of the Asylum)
• Intermediate God
• Symbol: His Cowl, featuring a unique pair of eye lens
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral/Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Massive Psychological Issues and pitiable Past that drove him to Villainy, Former Friends and Partners With Wally West, Former FBI Agent until Grodd rendered him Disabled, His Superpowers Eliminated his Disability of immobility, Heavily Deranged, Alien Sense of Perception and Morals, Ability to Manipulate Time as a perceptive Illusion of Super-Speed, Incredibly Sympathetic Villain with a neglectful past and an Abusive Father, Tries to Mentor Wally West, Red Eyes, Take Warning, Believes that Tragedy and Pain are the best form of Character Development, The Second Reverse-Flash (And Chronologically the First), Loves his wife Ashley, Well-Intentioned Extremist
• Domains: Disability, Time, Misery, Cynicism, Villainy
• Allies: Bizzaro, Scott Shelby, Madara Uchiha, Regime Superman, Dr. Doom, Albedo Piazzolla, Magneto, Goro Akechi, Archaon the Everchosen, Odio, Darth Vader, "Hero Killer" Stain
• Rivals: Eobard Thawne/Reverse-Flash, Leonard Snart/Captain Cold
• Enemies: Gorilla Grodd, Barry Allen/The Flash, Beast Boy, Norman Jayden, Clarice Starling, Will Graham, Sonic the Hedgehog, Dio Brando, Koba, Kronika
• Complicated Relationship: Wally West/Flash II, The House of Love
• Respects: Heroes and Villains who went through Tragedy
• Opposes: Abusive Parents
• Opposed By: The House of Justice
• Hunter Zolomon had an... unpleasant life. His parents was neglectful towards him to the point of often ignoring Hunter's presence. Even worse, his father was a Serial Killer who killed several women. Hunter's father killed his wife in front of him before being gunned down by the police. The event made Zolomon interested in Psychology wanting to learn how serial killers operated and how their personalities functioned, culminating in him becoming an FBI informant. He became friends with Wally West, often helping him out in crime fighting as his personal informant. All this came to a crashing halt when he was attacked by Gorilla Grodd who snapped his body, rendering Zolomon paralyzed and destroying his job ventures. After being refused help from Wally to revert him back healthy, Zolomon took matters into his own hands and used the Cosmic Treadmill. It exploded; Zolomon came out of the explosion healed from his injuries, but the experience damaged his already-declining mental health so badly he became a deranged madman. With the ability to manipulate time and believing that heroes must suffer from some kind of tragedy to become better, Zolomon christened himself Zoom, becoming Wally's greatest nemesis and in his view, a teacher to make him a better person.
• Zolomon heard about the Pantheon during one of his villainous stints. He became interested in hearing about several heroes, many from his universe and others he had no knowledge about. The sheer amount of residents there was enough to make Hunter consider making his entrance. Furthermore, he was pleased to hear that numerous residents went through a personal tragedy that made them heroes, which Hunter believes is fundamental. At the same time, he became aware that there were those who became heroes without tragedy, which irritated Zolomon and the amount of villains there were immense. Joining the Pantheon, Zolomon is now making plans on which heroes and villains to approach, because in his view, he'll be the teacher they need...
• In contrast to the Flash family and the Reverse-Flash, Hunter Zolomon doesn't actually have Super-Speed as his main power. Instead, his primary ability is to control and alter time as he sees fit. And with using his abilities everything around him stops thus giving off the illusion that Zolomon is travelling in Super-Speed. On an additional note, Zolomon is granted an empowered physique, including superhuman strength, stamina and reflexes. His preferred attack is to snap his fingers, triggering a massive concussive wave around his environment to cause massive damage.
  • Due to his experience as an FBI Agent and his studies in psychology and criminology, he is intellectually impressive in figuring out tactics and determining one's mindset and beliefs, which heavily contrasts his incredibly warped and deranged moral views.
  • Thanks to recent events, Zolomon was able to access the Speed Force and gain the superhuman speed the Flash Family were known for, though in doing so, he separated the Speed Force from the time-stream, disabling the ability to Time Travel.
• Zolomon's relationship with Eobard Thawne is a rather polarizing one. They are both the greatest and most personal nemesis towards a member of the Flash Family (Wally West and Barry Allen respectively). The two have worked together, but their views on accomplishing their objectives and their overall personalities are at constant odds with one another. Both have abilities distinct from the Speed Force; Zolomon can manipulate time whereas Thawne is connected to the Negative Speed Force. Zolomon is chronologically the first Reverse-Flash, was a personal friend of Wally, was Driven to Villainy due to events that were out of his control and genuinely believes he is doing a good thing, in addition to having some degree of remorse occasionally. In contrast, Thawne was the first known (But not THE first) Reverse-Flash, was a overly-obsessed fan of Barry, decided to pursue villainy exclusively for self-benefit and is easily the most deranged, psychotic and bloodthirsty foe the Flash Family has ever faced with no redeeming quality.
  • Sees Leonard Snart as counter-productive in the sense that his actions don't necessarily help Wally become a better hero, instead seeing his actions as annoying instead. Snart however states that Zolomon's method of teaching heroes is "absolute bonkers", which frustrated him. That said, the two have admitted to respecting Wally and Barry, albeit in their own ways.
• Cannot join the Grand United Alliance of Evil, as his goals and views contrast what Melkor wants to represent. YHVH and Cosmos aren't optimistic about him either, Has no interest in Machinery plus he isn't an Omnicidal Maniac like Nekron. Eventually, he decided to settle being accepted by Lucifer and the Grand United Alliance of Chaos. Lucifer felt intrigued by Zolomon's philosophy about bettering heroes, going along with his own view on morality rather well.
• Not exactly someone who would be able to make allies, and it doesn't help with his manic expressions and bizarre standards of morality. That said, Zolomon does have some companions such as Scott Shelby, Magneto and Darth Vader as he is able to relate to them in the sense that they all are a product of constant tragedy and the loss of a loved one which bought them to villainy. He also feels rather sympathetic for Goro Akechi, Archaon the Everchosen and Odio as they too were Driven to Villainy because of events out of their control.
  • Found great company under "Hero Killer" Stain as his philosophies algin with Hunter's own rather well. Stain is impressed in that Zolomon is intensely dedicated to his cause and that his past experiences with life are valuable lessons in becoming better people. To everyone's shock, himself included, he's actually cordial with Albedo Piazzolla. Then again, Albedo is incredibly angsty about his immortality and love for his brother, so Zolomon feels his tragic past makes for a relatable ally.
  • He insulted Bizzaro at one point. It'd normally be a suicidal move towards someone with Superman-level strength and abilities, but Bizarro took it as a compliment, courtesy of the clone's underdeveloped intelligence. Oddly enough, Zolomon treats Bizarro like a genuine friend, often hanging out with him in case Bizarro needs friends for company.
• Decided to form an alliance with Regime Superman and Madara Uchiha. The fallen Man of Steel sees Zolomon as a relatable figure who agrees with his views on how heroes should be bought up, whereas Madara sees Zolomon as an excellent example of The Power of Hate, in addition to all of them being tragic villains. They're currently working on taking on Kronika and her allies, in the intent of taking over her hourglass. Zolomon intends to use the hourglass to create a world where heroes will always experience tragedy and pain, which he believes will make the world a better place.
• Him and Wally West have an interesting dynamic. While it is certain they are each other's greatest enemies, they do not really hate each other, even after Zolomon caused the stillbirth of Wally's children at one point. Rather, Wally feels sympathetic for Zolomon and genuinely wants to help him out. Zolomon however does have a degree of nostalgia regarding his teamwork with Wally before his turn to villainy, but feels he can't really come back to his old ways. They'll fight each other time and again, but every time they do, there's always a lingering thread of melancholy and angst between the two.
  • Considering he isn't too personal with Barry Allen, he's a more traditional foe for him. Zolomon is, however, respectful of Barry in the aspect that he was a hero molded and motivated by a past tragedy, despite not showing it. Barry obviously considers him a threat to be stopped, especially after Flash War.
• If Hunter Zolomon was to be asked who his worst enemy was, his answer would not actually be Wally or any of the Flash Family, but rather Gorilla Grodd. Considering it was Grodd that resulted in Zolomon's culmination to insanity and villainy, no one can blame the latter's seething hatred on the xenophobic ape. His ascension into the Pantheon actually caused some distress for Grodd, who figured that Zolomon would want to kill him brutally when they meet. Koba isn't any better, with Zolomon seeing him as a completely warped and unapproachable figure like Grodd (Despite Zolomon himself being just as deluded and deranged).
• As a former FBI Agent, he found enemies under Norman Jayden, Clarice Starling and Will Graham, who while sympathetic about Zolomon's past and misfortune, are not going to let his villainy slide past. Zolomon however doesn't pay much attention to them as he knows he can easily kill them if need be. Though this may also be because he himself used to be like them, he doesn't feel like wanting to harm them, reminiscing about the time he decided to painlessly kill off a group of policemen rather than torturing them because he used to be like them beforehand.
• Dio Brando seems impressed by Zolomon, but the latter dislikes the former, full stop, citing the vampire as sick and demented for him to work. Not helping matters are their similar abilities involving time-stopping. Dio however treats Zolomon like a Friendly Enemy because his existence intrigues him a lot. He was further enthralled to learn of Zolomon's abusive upbringing. Unfortunately, Zolomon isn't going to reciprocate at any moment.
• Finds Beast Boy and Sonic the Hedgehog to be incredibly annoying to deal with. Zolomon hates Sonic because he believes the latter hasn't suffered from any tragic event, yet is baffled to hear that he is the greatest hero in his homeworld of Mobius.
• Don't remind him of Abusive Parents. Considering Hunter's parents never really looked after him, and that his father was secretly a Serial Killer, Zolomon obviously feels sensitive and upset whenever this topic is bought up. He will personally go out of his way to kill any abusive parent he finds, considering them one of the very worst kind of people in his perception.
• For all his faults, he does genuinely love his ex-wife Ashley, her being the only person aside from Wally that Hunter has any emotional attachment with. In fact, one of the things he wishes to do with Kronika's hourglass is to mend his relationship with Ashley and remain a married couple. And after getting access to the Speed Force and crushing Barry and Wally's relationship in addition to his own, Ashley may very well be the only person he has left to live for.
• Has heard about an alternate version of himself somewhere. Hunter does NOT want to see him as that, seeing him as way too different and just as much of a nutjob as Thawne. And he is really wishing he does not not ascend to the Pantheon.

Naminé, Goddess of Prioritizing Morality over Using Mind Powers

• House of Power (Power Mentalities) and/or Mentalism (Mind Control)
• Lesser Goddess
• Symbol: Her Drawings
• Theme: Naminé's Theme
• Alignment: Chaotic Good
• Portfolio: Kairi's Nobody, Cute Witch, Woman In White, Morally Hesitant to Use her Powers, A shy girl kept Imprisoned in Castle Oblivion and is Forced to Obey Orders, but later Grows Out of it And becomes more Independent, Creating and manipulating others's Memories, Blonde and Sweet, Nice Girl, Metally Linked to the Protagonists, Forgotten by Sora, Donald and Goofy after their Adventure in Castle Oblivion, Her name translates to ''wave'', Forced to Merge back into Kairi, Plays a bigger role in the franchise than Expected, Contributed Heavily to the Heroes's Victory in the Second Keyblade War, Eventually Restored to a Physical Body and Lives her life as a normal girl
• Domains: Memories, Promises, Trust, Manipulation, Mentalism, Drawings
• Allies: Sora, Roxas, Riku, Kairi, Xion, Axel/Lea, Aqua, Ventus, Terra, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Jiminy Cricket, Pluto, Rapunzel, Revan, Raven, Raiden, Elliot Alderson, Hackerman, The House of Friendship (Especially Nia Teppelin), Rhyme, Neku Sakuraba, Beat, Shiki Misaki, Hal Jordan/Green Lantern, Team RWBY (Ruby Rose, Weiss Schnee, Blake Belladonna, Yang Xiao Long), The Princesses of Heart
• Enemies: Master Xehanort, Xemnas, Ansem, Seeker of Darkness, Larxene, Vanitas, Maleficent, Pete, Mother Gothel, Lady Tremaine, Shunkuro Tsukishima, Penelope Mouse, The Anti-Spiral
• Conflicted Opinion: Rohan Kishibe
• Respects: Monty Oum
• Naminé is a mysterious girl with a strong resemblance to Kairi, whom Sora and his company met during their venture of Castle Oblivion. It didn't take before finding out that Naminé had the powers of erasing memories and molding false ones to others, a power that she didn't like using, as she was forced by a faction of Organization XIII to inflict her magic onto Sora, Donald and Goofy. Fortunately, Sora prevailed and freed Naminé from the Organization's clutches. However, because Sora's memories of his past were near-completely deprived, Naminé had to place him, Donald and Goofy into a year-long sleep to ensure their memories were restored, but with a price; the three of them would entirely forget about Naminé. They would try to remedy this by a note written in Jiminy Cricket's journal, simply stating "Thank Naminé". Unfortunately, that (may) never came to pass...
  • During Sora's year-long slumber, Naminé had to work with Riku and Ansem the Wise in monitoring Sora's Nobody, Roxas. This objective also began to include Xion, who was a replica of Sora and to make matters worse, her presence worsened Sora's situation in that as long as she lived, Sora's memories and powers would be sapped away from him. Roxas and Xion's best friend, Axel tried his best to protect his friends, but his attempts only added to an endless spiral of tragedy. It all concluded when Xion died in Roxas's hands and the latter was later subdued and had his memories of his Organization days extracted, all to ensure Sora woke up with his memories restored. She would soon meet with Kairi during his aid of Roxas and Sora, whereupon in the end, it was revealed she was Kairi's Nobody and was forced to merge back to her.
  • Despite her merge, she wouldn't give up helping the heroes during their time of need in the Second Keyblade War Her heart allowed Sora to save his friends, which in turn lead to the eventual return of many heroes whom had fallen in the past, Roxas and Xion included. She was given a restored physical body, courtesy of Ienzo, Ansem the Wise and Even/Vexen. Naminé was finally able to live a normal life free from the Organization or Xehanort's machinations.
• Naminé first came to the Pantheon with Riku and company eagerly waiting for her. It was a happy reunion... initially, until they realized that Sora was not around after the events of the Second Keyblade War after sacrificing himself to bring back Kairi. Naminé sobbed, feeling that she may never be able to fulfill The Promise she made with Sora. Riku has since done his best to comfort her, and the fact that Donald, Goofy and Jiminy have given their thanks and gratitude has helped with Naminé's well-being for now. She is currently waiting for the day she can meet Sora again.
  • She gets along really well with Xion, often hanging about in beaches and collecting seashells as a hobby. Considering both went through a spiraling state of suffering and melancholy, its easy for them to relate with one another. She is also currently trying to bring company towards Kairi, who is also left broken by Sora's disappearance.
  • She once proclaimed herself to be Kairi's shadow given she is the latter's nobody. As a result, she is often seen residing in the TV World. Her residence is also the main reason Riku and Kairi even visit it, in case they need Naminé's help.
  • As Kairi's Nobody, Naminé was able to establish a bond with several of the former's allies. She has received the respect of the Princesses of Heart for her aid towards Sora and Riku. She also gets along rather well with Team RWBY, especially Ruby Rose. And should Kairi be unavailable, Naminé will often try to contact her friends whenever possible, whether she is in the TV World or in the Pantheon.
• Castle Oblivion is a difficult topic for Naminé to think about, and considering the fact she was imprisoned and forced against her will to threaten and hurt Sora and his friends, it's not hard to see why. Not helping matters is Larxene and her actions that really hurt Naminé, making her too meek to properly ascend. However, she is cordial towards Aqua after finding out the existence of Castle Oblivion was so that Ventus could be protected from further harm.
• Takes therapy and mentoring treatment from Raven and Raiden time and again. Raven is impressed with Naminé's cool mind and politeness while Raiden understands her guilt in manipulating Sora and his friends, though she didn't mean to. Raiden is happy to learn that Naminé has become a better person overtime after her experiences, but still monitors her in case something slips.
• Naminé was made good acquaintances with the GUAG White Hats despite not being a member. She did play a hand in recreating Roxas's memories and she would often help out regarding memory usage and data, with experience she has had with Ansem the Wise. She quickly became friends with Elliot Alderson as both of them were emotionally abused and manipulated for others's gains. Hackerman has showed enthusiasm in Naminé's skills regarding memories, but also feels a need to monitor and protect her from any sort of threat.
• She was able to provide aid and assistance long after she had merged with Kairi. As a result, Naminé became friends with Nia Teppelin, who's belief in trust allowed her friends to save their world from The Anti-Spiral. This also made Naminé a special guest in the House of Friendship in a similar vein to Sora. A similar respect came from Hal Jordan, citing Naminé's heart still aiding the heroes in the Second Keyblade War.
  • She was socially inept, which makes sense given she was held imprisoned in Castle Oblivion. She is, however taking strides in becoming more independent and headstrong. Spending time in the House of Friendship has helped, in addition to taking her time conversing with others now that she is free from any sort of machinations. That said, the Pantheon does face threats time and again. Naminé is aware she may become a part of a conflict, the question is when?
• Is curious about Rohan Kishibe in the sense that he too draws as a hobby. Rohan seems to like Naminé's company, though the latter isn't exactly fond of him being able to manipulate others's memories with his stand "Heaven's Door". Rohan does however find Naminé's story interesting, though with his most recent experience with new friends, he's unlikely to go ahead with it without consent.
• Given how she was treated, Naminé has a strong dislike for those who threaten those into submission. The Anti-Spiral has earned her ire after learning what he did to Nia and keeping humanity subjugated under the guise of good intentions. Same goes for Mother Gothel, which after learning about, went ahead to befriend Rapunzel as Naminé was able to relate to her regarding being kept sheltered against her will. She also dislikes those who disregard friendship and trust, with Penelope Mouse being a sour example. Not forgetting Lady Tremaine either for her treatment towards Cinderella, whom Naminé also keeps contact with. Also opposes Shunkuro Tsukishima for using memories against others, the opposite of what Naminé would do.
• Naminé is the only one regarding her allies in the Keyblade War (Barring Donald and Goofy) to not be a Keyblade wielder. Then again, she was never able to find time after being imprisoned in Castle Oblivion and working with Ansem the Wise and Riku throughout the entirety of her life. Although, rumor has it in an alternate universe that she manifests as Kairi's transformed state and wielding Roxas's Keyblades, Oathkeeper and Oblivion. Naminé was surprised to hear of such a thought, though she is unsure whether such a state would be something she could achieve. She is however, respectful of Monty Oum for coming up with an idea like this.

Edited by CrimsonShark on Oct 6th 2019 at 10:30:15 AM

Aj Wargo gave me a

Suggestion Mode

Cookie Masterson, God of Fortune Cookies

• Quasideity
• Alignment: True Neutral with some Chaotic Neutral in there.
• Portfolio: Ascended Extra, a very Bad Boss, Can't Hold His Liquor, Deadpan Snarker, Game Show Host (The Announcer in the short-lived TV show), being bit of a Jerkass, loves fortune cookies and Pringles.
• Heralds: all of the other hosts of his series except Buzz (nobody likes Buzz)

Edited by Mrperson2006 on Oct 6th 2019 at 2:34:33 AM

I have a fairly silly idea for a Lesser Alliance:

• The Gaming Indie Brotherhood: Composed of mostly Indie characters, they often operate in the shadows of larger game characters, though they are friendly with their larger stars, knowing that without them paving the way, they likely wouldn't exist. I'd say that Minecraft Steve, in spite of being owned by Microsoft by proxy of them owning Mojang, he'd be either an honorary member or even a leader due to his humble beginnings as an indie game. Some of the more prominent core members at the moment includes the likes of Shantae from Shantae, Shovel Knight from Shovel Knight, Isaac from the Binding of Isaac, Meat Boy from Super Meat Boy, Quote and Curly Brace from Cave Story, Sans or Frisk from Undertale, and Cuphead and Mugman from Cuphead.

I am not going to pursue this seriously since I don't really want to go too Lesser Alliance happy, since it might make groups super insignificant if we go too broad, possibly like the Indie Brotherhood.

for that idea.

Going on one for the Cures- anyone willing to give more? The Hugtto Pretty Cures, ^members  Hana Nono, Saaya Yakushiji, Homare Kagayaki, Ruru Amour, and Emiru Aisaki Quintumvarite Goddesses of Endings That Take Place in the Distant Future (Hana: Cure Yell; Saaya: Cure Ange; Homare: Cure Étolie, Ruru: Cure Amour; Emiru: Cure Ma'Cherie)

• Intended House: Beginnings And Endings
• s: 1 (Crimson Shark)
• Rank: Intermediate Goddesses, Greater Goddesses in Cheerful Mode
• Symbol: Their Mirai Crystals
• Theme Song: "We Can! Hugtto PreCure"
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio:
  • Hana: All-Loving Heroine, The Pollyanna, Chronic Hero Syndrome, Rose-Haired Sweetie, Kiddie Kid, Manic Pixie Dream Girl, Genki Girl
  • Saaya: Chronic Hero Syndrome, Adorkable, Cute Clumsy Girl, Smart Girl, Nice Girl, True Blue Femininity
  • Homare: The Big Guy, Dance Battler, Town Girls, Boyish Short Hair, Star Power
  • Ruru: The Ace, Robot Girl Was Originally A Bad Guy, Emotionless Girl, Grew Beyond Her Programming, Sixth Ranger
  • Emiru: Girlish Pigtails, Token Mini-Moe, Butt-Monkey, Ascended Fangirl, I Just Want to Be Free, Kid-Appeal Character, Sixth Ranger
• Domains: Music, Crystals, Dreams, Future
• Heralds: Hugtan, Hariham Harry, and the redeemed members of the Crisis Corporation
• Allies: All ascended Pretty Cures, but especially Cure Black and Cure White, The Human Child, Nanoha Takamachi (especially for Ruru), Wander, Sylvia, Steven Universe, Sailor Pluto, Sita
  • Hana: Amu Hinamori, Plusle and Minun, Carrie White, Hibiki Tachibana
  • Saaya: Reiji Arisu and Xiamou
  • Homare: Kirby, Skadi
  • Ruru: Androids 17 and 18, Astro Boy, Alisa Bosconovich, Mega Man, Dr. Light
  • Emiru: Hatsune Miku The Lancer version of Elizabeth Batory
• Enemies: Flowey, Fused Zamasu, SHOCKER, Dio Brando, Reverse Flash, Angra Mainyu, Dr. Wily (Ruru only), Killer BOB, Dark Danny, Boris the Animal,
• Odd Friendship with: Vegeta, Future Trunks, Tim Taylor (Saaya only)
• Conflicting Opinions on: Homura Akemi, The Medic (Saaya only), EMIYA/Archer
• The tale of the Hugtto Pretty Cures all started when Hana Nono encountered two fairies, Hariham Harry and Hugtan, who has come from a future caused by the Crisis Corporation where time had frozen. The two gave Hana the ability to transform into Cure Yell. From there, Hana, along with her allies Saaya, Homare, Emiru, and a reformed worker for the Corporation named Ruru, battled the various members of the Corporation and purified them, causing them to under go redemption. In the end, Hana and her friends were able to purify George Kurai, the President of the Corperation and Hana’s future husband, changing the future for the better.
• During what seemed like a normal event in a Pretty Cure world, something astounding happened- the Cures canonically met each other. At the center of the meeting was the Hugtto Pretty Cure team. Once the Cures has returned to the Pantheon, Nagisa and Honoka, who had traveled to the Hugtto world twice, petitioned for as many Cures to ascend as possible. The Hugtto team jumped at the call, and, once their tale had ended, were ascended.
• Applies to one or more members:
  • The team became friends with many deities who approved of purifying the enemy and making them good instead of killing them. At first, in fact, they were given the option to kill their foes, but turned it down. When Flowey learned that, he was beyond angry, as that went against his “kill or be killed” ideal. Later, though, he did admit to the Cures he was simply keeping an act up. The Cures still pretend that he’s their foe so that most gods won’t suspect a thing.
  • There is some debate as to if the members of the Crisis Corporation, who ascended with the Cures as their heralds, count as Cures since they became Cures during the final battle. For their part, none of them wish to comment on the matter.
  • Being the Guardian of Time and Space, Sailor Pluto approves of them saving the future from a state of perpetual limbo. They, in turn, approve of Pluto protecting time and space from threats, though Hana does get a bit of PTSD whenever Pluto brings up her powers of freezing time
    • In terms of deities that freeze time for offensive purposes, that also sets off Hana’s PTSD. As a result, they naturally hate Dio, but are having a hard time with Homura. They think she can be redeemed, despite irreplaceably damaging the Magical Girl Sisterhood.
  • The group also formed a Odd Friendship with Future Trunks and Vegeta, the former for being similar to Hugtan as Cure Tomorrow and the latter for being cool. They weren’t happy to learn, however, that Zamasu was unable to be stopped in his genocidal rampage and the timeline had to be erased. Now Zamasu has yet another enemy in the Pantheon because of this.
    • On the subject of Dragon Ball, an anonymous god posted an April Fools joke that they would crossover with the Dragon Ball multiverse, during the event when Goku battled the canon version of Broly, to be specific. While this never happened, they find the joke quite amusing.
  • As is usual with Pretty Cures, they became enemies with SHOCKER after learning they, too, wish to mess with the flow of time.
  • The Cures wish to try and purify Angra Mainyu, despite all the horrible things he’s done by corrupting various gods. Angra often scoffs and mocks them for trying.
  • The group was asked to join the Sisterhood by Cure Black and Cure White, which they accepted without a second thought.
    • They especially like Nanoha on account of her also befriending the people she fights, including androids. They often join her on her missions as backup. It helps that she sounds similar to Ruru.
  • The Cures were impressed when Sita told them about her trial by fire to prove her purity and her survival of it. They quickly befriended the goddess.
  • The fact that BOB enjoys corrupting people’s minds into committing horrible acts not unlike George caused them to despise the entity.
  • The Cures feel uneasy around EMIYA because he also comes form a bad future, although his action of trying to kill his past self is far worse than George’s plan of trying to freeze time. Although EMIYA did tell the Cures he doesn’t do this anymore, they are having a hard time trusting him.
    • The Archer Servant did warn the Cures about Dark Danny, Boris the Animal, and the Reverse Flash, who all hail from bad futures and are just as evil as some of their enemies. They especially don’t like Dark Danny on account of him choosing to destroy everything in his bad future.
• Exclusive to Hana:
  • Hana has been compared, as Cure Yell, to Amu when she’s Amulet Heart. When she met Amu, she was quick to befriend her.
  • She also likes Plusle and Minun for being Cheering Pokémon, since cheering people on is her speciality.
  • While she gets along well with Carrie, on account of her being bullied at her old school, she was disgusted to hear that Carrie snapped and murdered her classmates after they pushed her too far. She thought that made her no better than the Crisis Corporation members prior to her redeeming them.
    • On the subject of bullies, she helped Hibiki deal with issues related to anyone else who bullies anyone in the Pantheon.
  • Hana actually gave birth in the final episode of her series. This shocked many deities and her colleagues, considering how the baby was none other than Hugtan.
• Exclusive to Saaya:
  • Saaya is the class representative of Hana’s school. She is a kind and caring individual, often compared to an angel. Although she was originally unsure of what to do in the future, after one member of the Crisis Corporation was nearly murdered by another member, she healed him and decided to become a doctor.
  • Keeping with her dream of being a doctor, Saaya frequently inhabits the House of Physicians when she has time, helping gods who have gotten sick.
  • Saaya formed an odd friendship with Tim Taylor because of his interest in tools like her.
  • Reiji and Xiamou were very concerned when they learn someone named Saaya had ascended. But when they confronted Saaya, she told them that she was not the Saaya they had several encounters with. They promptly befriended her after that.
  • Saaya thinks that the Medic’s use of medical practices for experiments is detestable as well as his work for the two mercenary factions. For his part, the Medic argues that she’s seeing things the wrong way.
• Exclusive to Homare:
  • Homare once was an up-and-coming figure skater, however, she suffered an injury that ended her career. Although she has since healed up, she became rather stoic towards other people, though she has since warmed up herself.
  • Homare can often be found skating in the House of Water and Ice. She has requested that her best friend Henri be allowed to access the Pantheon to skate with her.
  • Because of Kirby’s close connection to the stars, she finds interest in him and his nature.
  • Skadi, being the god of skiing, asked Homare if she finds skiing to be fun. Homare said yes and the two became close freinds.
• Exclusive to Ruru:
  • Ruru was originally a member of the Crisis Corperation, working at it as a part-time job. However, when she decided to spy upon Hana and her friends, she began to gain feelings, and following a battle after being reprogrammed, joined the Cures as a fellow member, eventually becoming Cure Amour.
  • Considering how they were also robots designed for evil purposes but turned good, Ruru was quick to make friends with Androids 17 and 18. However, she was displeased that 17 killed Dr. Gero rather than trying to purify him.
  • It has been implied that Ruru was a Replacement Goldfish for her creator’s original daughter. Astro Boy asked her about this, and while she could give no definitive answer, she did find him to be another robot she liked.
  • One of the androids she finds closest to her is Alisa. While Alisa has done some questionable things, it was to try and destroy Jin’s Devil Gene so that he would cause no further crime.
  • Ruru absolutely hates Dr. Wily for building robots for evil purposes and often helps Mega Man fight the ones who have ascended under his command. On the opposite side of the spectrum, she does like Dr. Light for treating his creations like children and has become less stoic towards her creator as a result.
• Exclusive to Emiru:
  • Emiru is the classmate of Hana’s younger sister, Kotori. She idolizes the Cures and what they do, and wanted to become one. Eventually, her wish was granted and she became Cure Ma’Cheire.
  • Emiru can frequently be found playing music in the House of Music for loyal people. Sometimes Ruru joins her and makes the music even better.
  • Emiru idolizes Miku and considers her ability to be whatever her songs tell her to be a perfect reflection of the ideals the Cures in her team have.
  • Emiru often tries to help the lancer version of Elizabeth Batory avoid committing further murders and focus more on her idol career. Elizabeth is grateful for the help and the Cures understanding that anyone can be a good person.

Ruru allied with Chase. They are both robots who are purple themed. They were once enemies to the heroes but became Riders/Pretty Cure. They also ended up learning about humans though friendship/family. Also, Ruru loves food. And since there are plenty of chefs here, she be gladly sampled evert food available.

Edited by WhirlRX on Oct 6th 2019 at 5:57:55 AM

Now that I think about it, the Indie Gaming Brotherhood, if we take the ambiguity of its terms to heart, could allow for both a "Protagonist" and "Antagonist" side. Protagonists led by Steve and Antagonists led by the Snatcher or Inkwell Devil. That isn't something I have thought up when I first typed up the above idea. And now I can't help but think of the two as a sort of like rival sorority houses, complete with toilet paper vandalism, paper bags lighted up on the welcome rug, and people hiding in trash cans with spooky masks.

Here's the Aayla Secura profile. So far I have 3 .

Aayla Secura, Goddess of Alien Hair

• Intermediate Goddess
• Symbol: Jedi Order Insignia.
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: Action Girl, Has Lekku Head-Tails, Blue-Skinned Space Babe, Canon Immigrant, Master Swordswoman, Ms. Fanservice, No Kill Like Over Kill.
• Domains: The Force, Combat, War
• Herald: Oola
• Superior: George Lucas
• Allies: All ascended Jedi, Liara T'soni, Daenerys Targaryen, Snow White, Abraham Lincoln
• Odd Friendship: Starfire
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Frank Castle, Anakin Skywalker
• Enemies: All ascended Sith, most Separatists (Especially Wat Tambor), Wilhuff Tarkin, Jabba the Hutt, the Slavers, The Grineer
• Wary Around: Clones, especially the 501st Legion
• Born on the Twi'lek homeworld of Ryloth, Aayla was discovered to be force-sensitive and taken in by the Jedi order. She was apprenticed by Jedi Master Quinlan Vos. Participated in the attempt to rescue Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Padme from Geonosis, which marked the beginning of the Clone Wars. During the War, she commanded the 327th Star Corps on the planet of Felucia. Was killed during Order 66.
• Like most Jedi, is deeply opposed to the Sith and all Dark side Force-Users. Briefly turned to the Dark Side whilst she was still a padawan after suffering from amnesia. The Dark Jedi Volfe Karkko manipulated her to assist him in escaping from prison. This resulted in her fighting her Master, who defeated her and returned her to the Light Side of the Force.
• Briefly commanded the 501st Legion while they were stationed on Felucia. On Felucia, they dealt with carnivorous animals, flesh-eating diseases, and other horrors. It was said that without her leadership, they wouldn't have survived the fighting. Unfortunately, she is deeply distrustful of clones after Order 66, especially those belonging to Clone Armies. For what it's worth, many clones felt sorry for betraying her.
• Does not like the Grineer. In addition to being an army of clones, she's horrified by their behavior and ruthlessness when dealing with opposition.
• Was surprised to learn that Anakin had become Darth Vader, due to the fact that the last time she'd seen him he was a loyal member of the Jedi Order. He was also The Chosen One, and was expected by most Jedi to bring balance to the force by destroying the Sith. This has been further complicated when Anakin turned back to the Light Side and helped defeat the Emperor. However, given that she herself was briefly turned to the Dark Side, she is willing to forgive him.
• Despite her complicated feelings towards his father, she was happy to learn that Luke Skywalker had become a Jedi like his father and had started to rebuild the Jedi Order after the fall of the Empire. Was even happier to learn that he had ascended.
• Was also surprised to learn that Sheev Palpatine was a Sith Lord. While the Jedi Order had been skeptical of his motivations, most Jedi had assumed he just wanted to increase his personal power. Few realized the extent of his ambition, and even fewer knew of his allegiance to the Dark Side.
• Having known her during the Clone Wars, Aayla was glad to learn that Ashoka Tano had not only survived Order 66, but had also ascended to the Pantheon. She was impressed that after Order 66, Ashoka had worked to help resist the Empire.
• While she has animosity towards the Separatist Alliance, Aayla has an intense dislike of Wat Tambor, in no small part due to his brutal occupation of Ryloth and his experimentation on sentient beings. She also does not like Nute Gunray due to his slimy personality. She is one of the few Jedi to survive General Grievous, though was severely wounded during the encounter. After the duel, she has been wary about facing him again.
• As many Twi'leks are forced to become Sex Slaves, and becoming a slave when she was a child, she dislikes slavery and those who participate in it. Has a special hatred for the Slavers for their involvement in sex trafficking. Hates Jabba the Hutt for the same reason, especially after learning how he treats his slaves. Was forced to work with him during the Clone Wars, but after the war he allied himself with the Empire. As such, there's nothing holding her back now. She is very sympathetic to those who have been enslaved and admires those who have worked to free slaves.
• Because she killed Jabba the Hutt, Aayla greatly admires Princess Leia. Has complicated feeling about Frank Castle. On the one hand, he took down the Slavers. On the other hand, his ruthlessness is at odds with the Jedi Code, which Aayla still adheres to. She especially takes issue with his insistence with working outside the law and appointing himself judge, jury, and executioner.
• Never much liked Tarkin to being with, these feelings got worse after he joined the Empire. Not to mention, he was involved in the construction of Death Star, which resulted in the enslavement of many non-humans. The feeling is mutual, as Tarkin has a low opinion of non-humans and the Jedi.
• Is friends with Liara T'soni due to their similar appearances. Is also friends with Starfire due to both being aliens with a preference for skimpy clothes. However, while Starfire has no problem with romantic relations, Aayla is forbidden from having emotional attachments by the Jedi.
• As with all other characters from Star Wars, her superior is George Lucas.

@CrimsonShark: Naminé

I think some of us wanted to ascend Rogal Dorn for a while and I found a free and fitting, Will Not Tell a Lie. He fits because his utter straightforwardness that this stems from was his defining personality trait and flaw. As of recent events he's taken an active role, with much comedy coming from his utter bluntness. He good for that?

Edited by Ferot_Dreadnaught on Oct 6th 2019 at 3:55:59 AM

Ohh! That sounds cool.

Edited by Crossover-Enthusiast on Oct 6th 2019 at 7:01:15 AM

It'd be like a Forever War, but instead of it deciding the fate of the Pantheon, it's instead pranks between the two houses. It'd make for some silly God Tube videos, at least, though that's about it.

But yeah, I'm concerned with game indie characters, since "indie" can be a fairly broad definition, especially with characters that come from there. That's why I'm sort of hesitating about it, though I do have a sort of WIP in my sandbox. There is one thing I'm certain about, if the Terrible Goose from Goose Game becomes an ascended foul waterfowl, I think I'll just make it live in a pond in the Antagonist House's backyard.

Edited by SuperMafia on Oct 6th 2019 at 5:47:00 AM

Second draft of Peryite. Suggestions and/or improvements welcome. Looking to expand relationships with other characters.

Breathe deep, mortal. I would have you hear me well, so let these vapors fill your lungs.

Peryite, Daedric Prince Of Supernatural Plagues (The Taskmaster, Blighted Lord)

• Potential House: Diseases
• s: 0
• Overdeity
• Symbols: His emblem◊, his realm of the Pits, his artifact of Spellbreaker, and various shrines and statues depicting him.
• Alignment: Mix between Lawful Evil and Neutral Evil.
• Portfolio: Anthropomorphic Personification of The Plague, Mainly manifesting as dragons, sometimes rats, Nature Is Not Nice, Affably Evil Plaguemaster, Orcus on His Throne, Almighty Janitor Disliked by Daedra and Mortals alike, even as a "demonic" Prince, Blessed afflictions
• Domains: Pestilence, the Natural Order, Tasks, Draconic Appearances
• Followers:
• Allies: Thrax, Typhus, Albert Wesker
• Connected to: The House of Nature, The House of Dragons
• Rivals: Nurgle
• On speaking terms with: The rest of the Daedric Princes
• Enemies: Alduin, Acnologia, SCP-049
• Banned from: The House of Magic
• Respected by/Respects:
• Pitied by/Pities:
• Opposed by/Opposes:
• Conflicting Opinion:
• High Priest:
• Herald:
• When you hear the word “order” you may think of it in terms of structure, of laws necessary for society to function. You may think of the people who work to uphold it, for good or for ill or some combination of the two. But there is so much more to that word than that side. There is the natural order, the growth and decay of things throughout life. People live, people die, such is the harsh reality of it. It is here that Peryite’s job is to enforce this natural order through his pestilence. Rot and disease are his trade, for he even gives them out as “gifts” to his followers, and Peryite himself has connections to the infamous Thrassian Plague: A continent wide epidemic that culled half of the entire population of Tamriel thanks to the scheming of the Sload.
• The sun was young on a misty morning after some soft rainfall in midnight. Everyone was about to begin taking on the new day when all of a sudden someone screamed bloody murder. Bracing themselves, the neighboring deities stormed in to source only to be pushed out of the way as they were pursued by... rats. Big rats. Nearing the size of dogs and cats and having made their nest in someone's rickety old cellar. It was here that the Courier took on a minor task from a fellow god to go deal with it after having made a stop so they might as well take a detour. Wouldn't take very long. And indeed it did as there are only a couple dozen of them. Fisihing off the last one the Mojave's notorious mailman prepared to head back up until the floor gave out under them.
  • The cellar, as it turned out, has an extension that had been sealed for some time now if the multitude of vermin and pests hadn't gave that away. Annoyed but not deterred, the Courier set off to find an exit (or make one if it comes down to that). After evaluating themselves enough they came across a buried statue which begun to speak about an offer. A task, if you will, regarding the retrieval of items on interest in the Treasures. Taking a moment to weigh in the opportunity they turned them down and prepared to book for it. To their surprise, the voice then congratulated them on their ability to refuse and bid them a friendly farewell until the Courier changed their mind one day.
    The Courier: "'Refusal indicates maturity'. Alright then, that happened."
• Peryite isn’t popular with his fellow Princes, being one of the few orderly Daedra compared the overwhelmingly number of chaotic ones. He is considered to be the weakest of all the Daedric Princes, the glaring keyword here being considered. Peryite is a Prince nonetheless with powers that still far outclass many. And such opinions are only attributed by mortals, people who wouldn’t have a definitive gauge on how powerful someone like him is. In other words, Peryite only looks weak, particularly so because he doesn't do much on Tamriel. While the rest of Daedric Princes are out filling their agendas and expanding their spheres of influence, Peryite is satisfied with how things are already and has little reason to interfere and his work relates to the managing of Oblivion's lower depths.
  • Now you may ask yourself 'If he's so withdrawn from matters outside of Oblivion why is he even in the Pantheon in the first place?' A good question, and its answer has two parts to it. With the various Daedric Princes having flocked to the Pantheon, with the bonus of their presences not being restricted by barriers, it seemed to have stirred up something fierce in Oblivion, and it got bad enough that Peryite had to join in on instating himself in the Pantheon whether his kin liked it or not. After enough time observing the strange place the Blighted Lord came to the conclusion that with how unnatural the Pantheon is. Death is trivial along with fates more horrific, more permanent and potent or some combination of the two. And many, many universes have collided into this singular place. It became clear to Peryite that this world is in dire need of a special blessing. And he's more than up to the task.
• And speaking of, his heavy affinity with plagues alongside a fairly friendly demeanor has earned many, many comparisons to the Chaos God Nurgle. Not that they aren't baseless accusations, and you better believe both parties are aware of it. However, in spite of their similar crafts and domains they are not allies for the simple reason being difference in motivation. How they use pestilence to further their ends are quite different: Rot and decay are inevitable, so Nurgle and his afflicted endure and perpetuate it while Peryite believes the cleansing of the world to ultimately just be a process and that anymore is just excessive. Having said that, very few people would of actually known each other's rivalry when accounting both of their dispositions.
  • As for his House, he's amicable enough with the likes of Typhus and Thrax even if Nurgle got to them first and the former is fiercely loyal to the Chaos God. Alexei Stukov and the duo consisting of Jake Muller and Sherry Birkin view Peryite with disdain. Outside of his House the Taskmaster showed an interest in Albert Wesker but reasoned that his infantile motivations would lead to eventual betrayal not unlike a previous former follower whom the Dragonborn disposed of and thus is preparing for such a day.
• Guarding the lower levels of Oblivion it would only make sense that his realm, the Pits, would be not too far off. Peryite's realm is not unlike the description of a Fire and Brimstone Hell: Molten seas, burning skies, barren landscape. It is said to be very similar in appearnce to another Daedric Prince's realm, the Deadlands belonging to Mehrunes Dagon. There isn't much else to say about the place, not many people go and willingly visit save for one incident involving his followers wanting to interact with Peryite. Instead of summoning him they sent their souls to his realm of Oblivion, though luckily a hero went in and guided them back on their god's behalf.
• His avatars and many of his depictions take the form of a slim green dragon. Mind you, he has no associations with them other than appearances alone. Peryite does so as a joke on Akatosh, nothing more. Other reports had him more fittingly appear as skeevers. Many dragons have found that weird but have not dwelled on it for very long. Having claimed himself as his First-Born, Alduin does not appreciate the joke, a sentiment greatly shared with Acnologia, who is perhaps much more vocal about it. The Taskmaster, meanwhile, hasn't given their opinions on himself the time of day.
• Attributed to the Taskmaster is the Daedric Artifact called Spellbreaker. A shield which, as the name would imply, is very effective at guarding its user from all sorts of magic and sorcery. Be it projecting wards to nullify any attack or silencing the caster altogether, Spellbreaker is a hard counter to those versed in the arcane arts. The trick here, much to the relief of the Pantheon's many magi, is that it doesn't remain in the possession of someone for very long as Spellbreaker apparently still searches for its original owner. Though the GUAG Magus Killers are not at all dissuaded by the little caveat and seek being able to use it against Pantheon's many magical foes for their more critical moments. In some attempt to prevent any accidents the House of Magic issued a ban on Peryite and his followers and has encouraged anyone to report sightings of Spellbreaker. The Prince thinks the latter would of been enough.
  
  Now, I've prattled on long enough. It's been a pleasure.

So does anyone have any suggestions for cookie?

@Crownless In the Saviours of Uldum Single Player Story, the League of Explorers fought and defeated 5 plague lords, so they have some experience dealing with fantastical plague monsters and would be enemies with him

This profile is going to be super long but i'm getting there (No, it's not a reference to Specimen 10 theme song)

The Specimens, Divine Group of Special Game Over Screens (Specimen 1: Cardboard Cutout, Sam, Peter The Pumpkin | Specimen 3: Subject 5 | Specimen 4: Ringu | Specimen 5: "Mother", Bab | Specimen 6: The Merchant, Ben | Specimen 7: Wall of Flesh | Specimen 8: Deer Lord, Deer God | Specimen 9: Taker | Specimen 11: Food Demon | Specimen 12: Old Man, The Killer, The Possessed One | Specimen 13: The Siren)

• Potential House: Pantheon/ ?
• Intermediate Deity (Specimens 4 (Endless Mode variation), 5, 7, 8, 9 and 11); Lesser Deity (Specimens 2, 3, 4, 6, 10, 12 and 13) Quasideity (Specimen 1)
• Symbol: The GL Labs Logo.
• Theme Songs:
  • Specimen 2: Unknown Hug
  • Specimen 3: Writhing Sneezes
  • Specimen 4: Breakfast was too early, Breakfast was too late and Endless Breakfast/Ringu-AMB
  • Specimen 5: Lusting Strawberry
  • Specimen 6: OuO and The Merchant
  • Specimen 7: Strange Wiggles
  • Specimen 8: Your Consenting Mind
  • Specimen 9: Amputated Marshmallow and Fried Calamari
  • Specimen 10: Getting There
  • Specimen 11: We have the beef
  • Specimen 12: Gummy Worms with Gummy Bear Heads/Here Comes Trouble
  • Specimen 13: Something in the Water
• Alignment: A mix of Chaotic Evil and Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: Will give chase even after their first encounter, Recurring Boss, Jump Scare, 13 Is Unlucky, Come with a series of scary sounds, Interface Screw, Based on popular horror tropes and monsters
  • Specimen 1: Fright Deathtrap, Harmless Villain, Scare Chord
  • Specimen 2: The Assimilator, Blob Monster, Completely changes the tone of the game upon his arrival, It Can Think, Warm-Up Boss, Mighty Glacier
  • Specimen 3: Mix of a spider and centipede, Gone Horribly Right, Lightning Bruiser
  • Specimen 4: Four Is Death, Black Eyes of Crazy, Creepy Long Fingers, Eats her victims, Has an even more dangerous form, Haunted by the death of her child, Would Hurt a Child
  • Specimen 5: Wield a giant cleaver, The Blank, Demonic Dummy, Hollywood Satanism
  • Specimen 6: Perverse Puppet, Targets his victims eyes, Living Doll Collector, Has a rather depressing backstory, Slasher Smile, Was Once a Man
  • Specimen 7: Advancing Wall of Doom, Body of Bodies, Mind Screw, One-Hit Kill
  • Specimen 8: The Assimilator, Body Horror, Animalistic Abomination, Terrifying Deer-like Creature, Sensory Abuse, Actually talks, Voice of the Legion, Wendigo
  • Specimen 9: The Assimilator, Controllable Helplessness, The Dreaded, Flying Face, Employs a Kaizo Trap, TAKE THE DEAD TO TAKE THE DEAD TO TAKE THE DEAD TO, Evil Is Visceral, Humanoid Abomination
  • Specimen 10: The Assimilator, Bait-and-Switch Boss, Blue-and-Orange Morality, Multiform Balance, Was Once a Man
  • Specimen 11: Big Red Devil, Bloody Bowels of Hell, Burger Fool, The Corrupter, Deal with the Devil, Evil Is Visceral, Human Resources
  • Specimen 12: Ax-Crazy and Possessed, Sinister Scythe, Actual specimen being the mansion
  • Specimen 13: Enthralling Siren, Barbie Doll Anatomy, Butter Face, Making a Splash, Toplessness from the Back, Sirens Are Mermaids
• Domains: Scary, Monsters, Chases, Terror, Horror, Death
• Heralds: The Katamary Hospital Monsters, Otto Otter, Spooper, Tirsiak, Lisa
• Allies: Spooky (Superior), White Face, The Chaos Insurgency, The Slenderman, The Gatherers, The Fazbear Gang
  • Specimen 1: Napstablook, Koume Shirasaka
  • Specimen 2: SCP-106, Ink Bendy
  • Specimen 3: The House of Arthropods
  • Specimen 4: Sadako Yamamura, Alma Wade
  • Specimen 5: Pyramid Head
  • Specimen 6: BEN, Majora, SCP-173
  • Specimen 7: Giygas, Pitch Black
  • Specimen 8: The Wendigo, The Scarlet King
  • Specimen 9: SCP-682
  • Specimen 10: The Flood, The Headcrabs
  • Specimen 11: Diablo, The Devil
  • Specimen 12: The Bakers, Jack Torrance
  • Specimen 13: The Kaernk, The Dazzlings
• Rivals: Kayako Saeki (Specimen 4)
• Enemies: SCP Foundation, Santa Claus, Luigi, Simon Henriksson, Erma
  • Specimen 2: Finn the Human, Jake the Dog
  • Specimen 3: The Heroic Deities of Resident Evil
  • Specimen 4: The House of School and Children
  • Specimen 5: James Sunderland, Harry Mason, Heather Mason, Han Solo
  • Specimen 6: Link, Pinnochio
  • Specimen 8: Bambi, Xerneas
  • Specimen 10: Isaac Clarke, Master Chief, Gordon Freeman
  • Specimen 11: Burgerpants, The House of Angels
  • Specimen 13: Ariel, Aquaman, Monstro
• Source of interest for: Albert Wesker (Specimen 3)
• In the mansion at the top of the hill laid a mysterious criptic mansion but whoever dared enter would be welcomed by Spooky, a cutesy ghost girl who wants to give you a good scare while challenging you to travel to a 1000 "dangerous" rooms. While many would just go along with her claims and find the house to be just a fancy looking scary carnival attraction, many were proven mistaken when they came accross the specimens that Spooky and her minions have contained in her mansion. 13 dangerous monsters roam in Spooky's Jumpscare Mansion, one more dangerous than the other and very effective at killing trespassers. So good in fact that each has a special method and screen to accompany it.
• Their temple is actually connected to Spooky's, as while it is located in a different house the temple is a backdoor gateway to the Jumpscare Mansion. Entering it can lead you to any room, although the encounter with the creatures is always by numerical order (From Specimen 2 to 13). While they are supposed to be contained, they can wander off into another part of the pantheon since Spooky hardly cares about keeping an eye on them. This obviously brought the attention of the SCP Foundation who sought to contain these creatures in a proper containment zone but given that Spooky has "ownership" of them, they can do nothing but capture and send them back to their temple.
  • The Foundation later found out that Spooky made a deal with the Chaos Insurgency, implying that these were responsible for giving the Specimens a temple so Spooky could expand her influence. The CI has been far more effective in understanding the more mysterious creatures in Spooky's Mansion but she still doesn't care about the safety of the CI agents and often times they are victims for the specimens.
• Given her disdain for Erma, Spooky tried to convince her to try going through her mansion again, this time having all 13 specimens ambush her and see what happened. She came out mostly fine since none of them bothered to attack her since they all assumed she was another specimen or at least related to Specimen 4 (Who is somewhat fond of Erma but has tried to do her thing to Erma with little success). Spooky later scolded most of them for failing to do their job but most of them don't even care what she says.
• Before their official ascension, given that Spooky was forbidden for using them in the pantheonic version of the mansion, many of them were replaced by other deities that were recruited by Spooky to fill in. It's believed the reason that they were collectively ascended is because Spooky kept causing too many problems for the Court of Gods by attempting to steal some monsters by force.
• Fun fact: They aren't the only monsters roaming around Spooky's home. There are actually a handful of creatures that have not been properly discovered by the GL Labs staff and thus are known as "The Unknown Specimens". Given this, they weren't allowed to properly ascend but remain as heralds. There is also the existance of Karamari Hospital, who is so deep underground that even Spooky wasn't aware of the creatures there.
  • Not all the unknown specimen were barred from entry as White Face was already a deity and still does their job of chasing after "friends" in Spooky's mansion. It was also thought by the Specimens that Otto Otter was spotted around the House of Food but it turned out to be the Fazbear Gang.
• The Specimens have a couple deities that they won't attack on sight, mostly because they were told that they can work as another threat even if they are outsiders that could easily get as lost as other visitors. The Gatherers have become "friends" with them for that very reason but most of what they do is just tear apart doors and go around in circles. The Slenderman also frequents the halls but he just doesn't bother talking with anyone and his notes rarely ever spawn to catch any unsuspecting victim.
• Their most common victims tend to be horror protagonists and usually tormenting them on Spooky's orders. One of the most notable ones that has had a beef with every single monster was Simon Henriksson since he has met several monsters resembling the Specimens. Simon seems to have a special disdain for Specimens 4, 5, 7 and 8 the most and oddly enough he is weirdly sympathetic to Specimen's 9 backstory as a survivor of Unit 731
• Specimen 1: Carboard Cutouts
  • This is by far the most harmless type of specimen. Unlike the other 12, Specimen 1 comes in different forms and their MO is appearing out of nowhere to Jump Scare you. Their total fatalities is 4 and rarely get someone killed unless you got a heart condition but their actual dangerous nature is that they can lull you into a false sense of security until you get attacked by an actually dangerous Specimen.
  • While most have a cutesy appearance, a couple of [[them can be actually scary (and come with an appropriate scary sound) but once again, they are fairly harmless.
  • Napstablook, a fairly shy ghost, used to fill their position. While they aren't sure if the Specimen 1 are actually alive or even sentient, they nonetheless considers them good friends. Spooky considered firing Napstablook after they proved terrible at killing people but kept them around since it helps to create the false atmosphere of being a funny scarehouse.
  • Believe it or not, they killed Santa Clause once. He is not fond of them and while he firmly opposes all the specimens, the carboard cutouts is the one he hates the most since he is embarrassed about it.
  • They are beloved by Koume Shirasaka since they would fit right in her temple. She tried to take a few of them back to her home but Spooky had to stop her and warned her to not do that again. Koume stills considers them friends but like mentioned before, it seems that she hasn't realized they aren't actually sentient beings.
• Specimen 2: The Slime Ghost
  • The first actual threat of the mansion but thankfully not the deadliest. Specimen 2 is a slime-like ghost whose preferred method of killing is tearing apart his foes and assimilating their remains into his being (Assimilation is a common killing method between several specimens). He leaves several poodles of his slime to slow down his victims since he isn't fast on his own and while easy to avoid, he has proved to be a very effective killer.
  • Has been compared to SCP-106 but thankfully he is much less vile than the Old Man and his slime is nowhere near as corrosive or harmful as SCP-106's secretions. In a twisted turn of events, the Old Man is fond of the mindless creature since their similar appearance can often make unsuspecting deities that visit Spooky's Mansion think they are being chased by Specimen 2 only to be met with SCP-106, this being the very reason the Old Man started visiting the mansion more often (And why the SCP Foundation is a lot more involved in monitoring Spooky's creatures).
  • While not made of ink, a good indicator of his presence is a note written in blood and he is slime is somewhat similar in appearance. Many think he is related to Bendy in some way but that has been debunked by Bendy himself, that said, Ink Bendy has been seen visiting Specimen 2 a couple times.
  • Finn and Jake were horrified after encountering Specimen 2, thinking he was related to the Lub-Glubs and instantly tried to strike him down. While they were unsuccesful in that and later tried to lure him into light which also didn't do him anything, they decide to bail and think of a way to destroy it later.
• Specimen 3: Subject 5
  • Subject 5 is a arachnid like centipide with very infectious bites and while it is barely out of the oven, it nonetheless proved to be effective after slaughtering most of the GL Lab staff that created it. As mentioned, it was created by Spooky's team in order to have more specimens around and it's side of its temple is usually covered in holes where it can pop up and chase its prey.
  • Given it's origin, it instantly garnered the attention of Albert Wesker, who thought it was similar to the T-Virus infected spiders and thought he could make a deal with Spooky to actually aquire it. Spooky initially didn't agree with Wesker's proposal but later remembered GL Labs actually had more than one of the Centipede monsters and so she did consider at least giving him one in exchange for other monsters from Wesker's universe. However, Chris Redfield and the rest of his friends caught up with Wesker's intentions and sought to stop him and Spooky by any means.
  • Sometimes it's allowed to go to the house of Arthropods since it's been shown that it's pretty harmless to other insectoids and arachnids but whenever Subject 5 is present there, it's adviced to humanoids to not enter the house under any means (And then again, it was already dangerous to begin with). Specimen 3 seems to be most friendly with Scolipede and Mikami since their centipede-like appearance makes it believe they are similar creatures.
  • There are actually more than one Specimen 3. Usually whenever it catches a victim, it will bring it back to the lab it was found and then other two will appear and proceed to feast on their target. Investigations by the SCP Foundation only were able to find just one and Spooky isn't willing to mention where the others hide.
• Specimen 4: Ringu the Ghost Girl
  • Specimen 4 is a 14th Century ghost that haunted a school which was moved to the mansion after being discovered, her exact background and motivations are unknown but it's hinted that she is a grieving mother that misses her son and could not move on because of that.
  • Nicknamed Ringu by the staff, her preferred method is to eat her victims, biting them with her sharp teeth before consuming them in one go. This is understandably terrifying for some but apparently she does this to keep what she perceives as lost children safe in her stomach. Nobody knows how effective that is considering her records indicate she killed quite a lot of people doing this but nobody sure is she is just misguided or lying to herself about her true nature.
  • Naturally friends with fellow Stringy-Haired Ghost Girl Sadako Yamamura although the two are on fairly shaky terms given how different they operate but nevertheless they are friends. Alma Wade also has a soft spot for Specimen 4 given that she can understand her situation as a grieving mother but things can get a bit out of hand if Alma's son is involved since Ringu has tried to eat him once and that ended badly for her. Even after that small incident, they remain in cordial terms.
  • Not all ghosts of her type get along with her however, as demonstrated by Erma before (Ringu doesn't really hate her but Erma is annoyed at the repeated attempts at eating her). Hisako is also another Stringy-Haired Ghost Girl that doesn't like Specimen 4 given that she is a more heroic deity. And there is Kayako Saeki, who is an odd one given that she is easily one of the most unstable ghosts and thinks Specimen 4 is as bothersome as Sadako. Although they aren't outright enemies, the reason Kayako isn't that fond of Ringu is because of her tendency to eat children and feeling she might try to do the same with Toshio.
  • Sometimes she can transform in other two forms depending on her mood. One is just her looking more unhinged and becoming slightly faster and when she is really pissed off, she grows extra arms and teetch, becomes faster and can distort your field of view. This forms rarely pop up given that there is a growing effort to keep her contained in her room.
  • Given that she used to haunt a school, she is strictly forbidden to enter the House of School and Children but said bans barely concern her if she goes after hours. Certain schools are said to be haunted by her and whoever finds her is eaten on the spot and because those are usually children, she has earned the ire of many even if she has sympathetic reasons for it.
• Specimen 5: "Mother"
  • Specimen 5 is easily one of the more cryptic ones. It resembles a humanoid mannequin with no facial features and wields a giant cleaver in one of its tubby hands. GL Labs was unable to figure out how it even kills its victims but most people that encountered it know that it uses view distortion techniques to disorient them before finishing them off with the cleaver and doing something to them. The area it's found seems to be a rundown factory mixed with cult-like rooms where sacrifices were made and Specimen 5 lies waiting there for its unsuspecting victims.
  • Believed to be the "Mother" the notes found in its area allude to and if that statement is true, then this abomination could be of human origin. The House of Faith looks down on it's satanistic methods and outside of the House of Sinners, Specimen 5 it's not welcome there.
  • Looks and behaves a lot like a creature found in Silent Hill, it even a bit chummy with Pyramid Head who also hails from there. Naturally people that come or have visited that town are oppossed to Specimen 5 given the horrors they have witnessed and a thing like this roaming in Spooky's house just plain terrifies them.
  • Han Solo also has a special disdain for Specimen 5, apparently because his carbonite self, or at least a copy of him, can be found in one of the rooms that holds Specimen 5. Spooky hasn't commented on why that statue is there.
• Specimen 6: The Merchant
  • Specimen 6 can be described as a human-sized puppet with a sinister expression. While he remains still during visual contact, the puppet will attack his victim once they stop looking at him and once caught, they would turn them into puppets. It's believed that he used to be a Puppet Merchant with a succesful business until the villager tossed all his puppets to the river and he drowned trying to recover them. But he returned as the monstrous puppet, taking revenge by turning all the village's children into puppets.
  • The Merchant tends to be far more tricky to escape from given how he functions and worth mentioning, if you remain looking at him for far too long, he will teleport behind you. Luckily, he can be striked down by any weapon but that only makes him angrier.
  • His origins and appearance are certainly inspired by BEN's story and naturally both BEN and Specimen 6 are good friends, usually working together for their nefarious purposes. Link from his part has noted that the Merchant resembles the Happy Mask Salesman and is utterly terrified of the puppet, not to mention that Majora is interested in "befriending" the Merchant.
  • Being a Living Doll Collector, it strives to increase his collection by targetting deities that have poor eyesight. It's also another specimen that Would Hurt a Child as they tend to make the easiest puppets to make matters worse, he seems to always go for the eye first. The Merchant assumed that he and the Marionette would be good friends but considering its history of being a murdered child, the Marionette instantly lashed out at Specimen 6 but unfortunately couldn't do much damage to it.
  • It's friendly towards SCP-173 as the two work similarly with visual contact. Neither can really harm the other and although Specimen 6 is able to move once someone has viewed him for far too long, he discovered that attacking SCP-173 is pointless and also the Sculpture already looks fine on its own. This partnership only made the SCP Foundation start to crack down on SC Ps and Specimen interactions since it could prove very harmful for the pantheon denizens.
• Specimen 7: The Wall of Flesh
  • This one is not known if it's even real as the room that it's found is called "The Treshold of Conciousness" and after it's first appearance it will not chase you anymore. It resembles a moving red wall of flesh that kills anyone on contact and it's rather strange appearance makes some believe it could be a product of nightmares.
  • Before encountering it, people are welcomed by the appearance of a strange purple cats that will give hints as to how overcome Specimen 7. Some believe both the cat and the wall are actually the same being and the conflicting nature of both seems to be deliberate on the monster.
  • Resembles Giygas in some form and this connection makes deities think the wall is a fragment of Giygas that hails from the dream world. Given the sheer insanity of the former and the nondescript nature of the latter, nobody has gotten a clear answer as to what their connection might be.
  • The influence of Specimen 7 extends to the House of Dreams and Mentalities, indicating that those houses can be entryways into Spooky's Mansion. It seems this might have been the doing of Pitch Black, who seems to have helped Spooky sneak a few doors that lead towards Specimen's 7 lair and he seems to be at least connected to it in some way.
• Specimen 8: The Deer Lord
• Specimen 9: The Taker
• Specimen 10: The Parasite
• Specimen 11: The Demon
• Specimen 12: The Victorian Mansion
• Specimen 13: The Siren
• "Your soul wanders an endless maze."^* Or until the House of Life And Death revives you.

Edited by fasoman1996 on Oct 6th 2019 at 9:05:02 AM

Where did you find that picture? The quality is really bad.

Faso used a You Tube thumbnail. It’s one of the only images we can find that shows multiple specimen.

That explains the three Spookys, then.

Edited by Crossover-Enthusiast on Oct 6th 2019 at 8:25:28 AM

Yeah thats the only one that had them in a group shot with in-game assets. Otherwise it was CAT-DOS shots or fanart

Again, the Pantheonic Police Force is well underway. Thoughts?

This is most impressive, my good acquaintance.

I'll be on the lookout for more recommendations in the meantime.

@Super WIKI 1: Why isn't Marge Gunderson in the 77th Precinct?

Thank you for reminding me, just keep sending stuff my way because I don't know every police officer in the Pantheon. I'm trying to touch up the profiles I already have.

No idea how to implement that, you can add it. Should I split it into multiple pages? Also because there's plenty of career officers in the Pantheon to choose.

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Oct 6th 2019 at 10:38:41 PM

Is there a police academy involved with it?

Hmm, I would like to have eight key villains to be a part of the Antagonist House part of the Indie Gaming Brotherhood. So far, I have the Snatcher (dominant) and Inkwell Devil as dueling leaders, King Dice, Risky Boots, and The Necrodancer and his Golden Lute. While I have thought about putting in Specter Knight or Plague Knight in Antagonist House, I don't have such a good bead on antagonists coming from Indie games. Are there any Indie Villains I should be on the lookout for?