Killian

PTWT

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Oct 8th 2019 at 11:21:46 PM

@ Goose Instant , even if it's the shortest profile around

I was just joking about that, I know it has a lot of work to do. I just wanna be a sort of silly twig on here.

Edited by SuperMafia on Oct 8th 2019 at 9:31:19 AM

I'll keep that thumb but the profile is far from done. Don't make a habit to thumb unfinished profiles

Now i'm considering making the Goose GUAC's mascot.

No, make it Itazura Griefers' mascot.

Okay. I got the Shining Force on reserve in my Sandbox 2 if anybody wants it.

Day 4.

The Twintail Warriors^members Souji Mitsuka, Aika Tsube, Erina Shindou, Holy Trinity of Mega Twintails (Souji: Tail Red, Sou, Solar Metca/Sora Mitsuka | Aika: Tail Blue | Erina: Tail Yellow)

^{Sora Mitsuka} 

• Returning to: Hair Styles
• s: 3 (The Wikia Editor, Super WIKI 1, Super Mafia)
• Ascending on: Oct 12 (repost on Oct 6 and 9)
• Intermediate Deities (Tail Red raises higher with Progress Barrettes)
• Symbol: This emblem◊
• Theme Song: Gimme! Revolution and Twintail Dreamer

• Alignment: Neutral Good (Tail Yellow can veer to Chaotic in the heat of the moment)
• Portfolio: Mega Twintails, Action Girls, Blonde, Brunette, Redhead, "Tail On!", Color-Coded Characters, Leotard of Power, Male Gaze, Eye Colour Change, Henshin Hero, Wake Up, Go to School & Save the World, Fire, Water, Lightning
  • Souji: The Leader, Having A Fetish for Twintails, And Being Serious About It, Only Sane Man Despite All That, Red Is Heroic, Super Gender-Bender, Pint-Sized Powerhouse, Wielding a Large Flaming Sword (And Two Later), Combat Pragmatist, Affection from EVERY ONE, Birthday on February 2, Twintail Day in Japan, Unwanted Harem
  • Aika: A-Cup Angst, Undying Loyalty to and Violently Protective Girlfriend of Souji, Trident Weapon, Unstoppable Rage, Can Smash Machines With Her Bare Hands Even When Unpowered, Clingy Jealous Girl, Jumped at the Call, Hair-Trigger Temper, Only Sane Woman In Battle Until Triggered, Stripperific, Why Did It Have To Be Combat Tentacles?
  • Erina: Student Council President, Ojou, Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold, Beam Spam, Older Alter Ego, Boobs Of Steel as Tail Yellow, Secretly Desires Masochistic/Exhibitionistic Play Only With Souji As Well As Heroes And Robots, Orgasmic Combat
• Domain(s): Twintails, Heroes
  • Souji: Gender Bending, Fire, Swords
  • Aika: Water, Lances, Rage
  • Erina: Electricity, Beam Cannons, Lewdness
• Heralds: Twoearle, Miharu Mitsuka (Souji's mother), Mikoto Sakuragawa (Erina's head maid), Emu Shindou (Erina's mother)
• High Priestess: Twintelle
• Followers: Manami Kusunoki, Touko Matsudaira, Red Fraggle, Amy Sorel
• Allies: the GUAG Magical Girl Sisterhood, Kotori Itsuka (mainly Souji and Aika)
  • Souji: Any Good-aligned deity who wears twintails^note the hairstyle, while mostly associated with females, isn't exclusive to them, though non-female examples are incredibly hard to find, Issei Hyodo, Ranma Saotome, Rin Okumura, Acena, Souta Kishibe/La Pucelle, Natsuru Senou
  • Aika: Noel Vermilion (as her former High Priestess)
  • Erina: Jiraiya
• Enemies: Emotion Eaters (of positive emotions), Agatha Trunchbull
• Displeased With: Evil deities who wear twintails (Souji)
• Souji is a young boy who has an obsession with twintails (fortunately it rarely lapses into sexual levels), who transforms into a small girl to fight of aliens who wants to take away people's "attributes" away (mainly twintails) because of his high attributes with twintails (the highest attribute there is). It's weird, but that's why he is perfect for this position.
  • Sometime after getting acclimated to the Pantheon, someone in the GUAG Magical Girl Sisterhood noticed it was strange for him to ascend alone and decided it would be best to ascend his fellow Tail Warriors as well.
  • As for who his fellow Warriors are, Aika is Souji's Childhood Friend, who decided to answer the call to adventure when the enemy used Tail Red's love for twintails against her/him, while Erina was one of the first people Tail Red rescued, and when she discovered her/his identity, she decided she wanted to join in as well.
• Applies to all or two of them:
  • When Souji first ascended, there seemed to be some arguments which faction he should join. On one hand, Tail Red would fit perfectly into the Magical Girl Sisterhood, even though (s)he utilises technology rather than magic. On other hand, his adventures are very similar to Super Sentai works, even sounding like Kamen Rider Kuuga, making him/her ideal for the Toku Base. Given that there are those like the Vivid Team, and the TSAB, he went to the former, and so did his teammates.
    • That said, in his first day in the Sisterhood, there was a bit of a scandal given he's the first official male member (not counting support members such as Tuxedo Mask, Syaroan, or Harry Potter), but the matter was eventually settled; after all, it's not like he is (or will be) the only Super Gender-Bender in the Pantheon, and an example of tolerance has to be set for future members.
  • Their Tail Gear emits "Imagine Chaff", which obscures their faces in the minds of those who look at them, ensuring that the civilian identities of the Twintail Warriors remain a secret. That said, it mostly for Aika (whose hair color is the only visual difference) since Souji and Erina turn into completely different people anyway when transformed. Of course, this doesn't work on those who know both identities, which is a majority of the Pantheon's deities (those who care, anyway).
  • Despite her utter despisal for twintails, ever since getting a Grand Blazer by Tail Red, Trunchbull is often keeping herself in check around their presence, especially since Aika is perfectly capable of throwing down with her without needing to become Tail Blue first.
  • One particular ally among twintail wearers is Kotori Itsuka, who also has fire powers, sounds like Tail Red, and her. brother Shido sounds like Souji himself. She also understands Aika's A-Cup Angst, having the same issues herself.
• Exclusive to Tail Red:
  • Refuses to call himself a god(dess). All he does is protect twintails, and nothing else. Plus him being worshipped as a literal god would actually make things harder for him, as the disaster in Twoearle's home planet proved.
  • As you can guess, he is pretty much an unquestionable ally of any deity who dons twintails, and he is nice enough to pull it off. He finds a lot of disdain on fighting anyone who has that hairstyle to the point that s/he can't even bring him-/herself to harm them. But that's where Erina and especially Aika come in, as they hold no such reservations.
    • One of people who he loathes who dons twintails is Junko Enoshima. Not helped by the revelation that Tail Red sounds like one of Warriors of Hope.
  • He does seems to get fine with Issei, as both of them do look sort of the same, both of them have some sort of "Gear" (Boosted Gear vs. Tail Gear) and both of them are considers "worshippers" of something. And where twintail attribute might be the strongest in the universe, Souji wonders if Issei's "breast attribute" would rival his.
    • He does feel bit nervous around Rias Gremory, for sounding like Anko Isuna. Not helped by the fact that Rias wears glasses for no actual reason. Can't blame him though; he almost lost his love for twintails after getting a kiss from Anko, which also turned his default form into a girl for a while. It's a very different story with Irina Shidou, though, not only for obvious reasons, but also because her voice reminds Souji of Twoearle.
  • Never fights fair, often to comedic effect. Particularly, if there's an opportunity to shoot an opponent, (s)he will do it straight away without fanfare.
    • Really, if there's an impending Beam-O-War, Tail Red will always try to catch the foe off guard by shooting early.
  • Trapping him in a Lotus-Eater Machine is not easy. He can literally burn through subspace if he notices something wrong in his dreams.
  • His Tail Red form is notable for the fact that almost no one seems to be able to resist her charm. Guys, gals, and even monsters seems to be attracted to her.
  • Is considered being the "way less dense" counterpart for Natsuru Senou. He has shown actually having some attraction to the opposite gender, for one. However, Souji has no strong feelings forwards Natsuru one way or another.
    • And when Natsuru finally managed to re-ascend, Souji and Souta/La Pucelle—after learning Natsuru's situation—eased him in to the Magical Girl Sisterhood, given that they all have something in common; they're all boys, though they do turn into girls upon transforming.
• Exclusive to Tail Blue:
  • Thankfully has a better reputation among the Sisterhood than in the mortal realm thanks to a lack of need for Secret Identity and her personality type (hot-blooded and quick to violence) not being unique to her.
  • Doesn't get why certain jealous girlfriends take their anger on their (usually hapless) boyfriend; it's better to go straight to the source, just like she does.
  • In actuality, prior to ascension, besides being one of Souji's Heralds, she also served time as Noel Vermilion's High Priestess before she changed tropes from A-Cup Angst to Short-Range Shotgun. Noel has also decided to invite Aika to the League of Flat Chests.
    • Speaking of that, she also gets along with Emilia Justine, who has yet to join the League depsite having the same cup size issues.
    • That said, while she still has trouble understanding it, she's aware that not all A-cup girls are insecure about it (such as Laura Bodewig) and not all D-cup (or bigger) girls take pride in it (such as Houki Shinonono).
• Exclusive to Tail Yellow:
  • Allegedly, in order to help with her Tail powers, she can occasionally be found at the House of Love's explicit wing, looking for specific kinds of smut. She met Jiraiya there and asked for help in searching.
  • Ironically, with Tail Blue not being regarded as harshly as in their home domain, Tail Yellow gets the most flak out of of the trio, especially with how orgasmic she tends to/needs to get in the heat of battle. It's not that bad, though.

SCP-261, Divine Vindictive Vending Machine (261: Pan-Dimensional Vending)

• Potential House: Chefs and Establishments and Machinery
• s: 3 (The Wikia Editor, Super WIKI 1, Super Mafia)
• Ascending on: Oct 12 (repost on Oct 6 and 9)
• Lesser Deity
• Symbol: Itself
• Alignment: True Neutral
• Portfolio: Passive-Aggressive Vending Machine,Dispensing Alien Lunch, Hates Coins-on-a-string and Counterfeit Cash, It Can Think, It Won't Turn Off, Money Fetish, Troll
• Domain(s): Vending, Alien Food
• Similar Item: SCP-294
• Property of: The SCP Foundation
• Enemies: Mr. Eugene Krabs, Mr. Burns, Zim
• Feared by: Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz
• Opposed by: Benson
• The trope, by its nature, doesn't lend itself to a location or individual, making finding a representative for it... difficult, to say the least, and rare objects tend to become Treasures, which are not allowed to have titles. Since vending machines tend to be non-sentient, that was a bit of a problem.
  • That said, given there's already a tank and me, a toaster among the ascended SCPs, the vending machine, after sentience was proven, was given the green light for ascension.
  • As for why the Foundation allowed it in the first place, they needed more tests, and they needed a wider food tolerance range than ordinary humans, and the Pantheon is full of them. That, and an order from the Court of the Gods.
• Containment procedures are more or less the same as before, but with some liberties given the cheapness of death and the existence of stranger things compared to what the vending machine can deposit.
  1. Access to SCP-261 must be approved by the staff on-site.
  2. Only Japanese Yen can be used to operate SCP-261; any other money and it will return it. There's are money exchange stalls for an easy way to get yen.
  3. Any and all items dispensed must be recorded, along with the amount of money entered and the amount of time elapsed between uses.
  4. With the larger range of customers and larger demands, SCP-261 may now be used up to 120 times in a twenty-four hour period, with no transaction exceeding the equivalent of 500 Japanese yen. Any transactions with higher denominations must be approved by the Foundation itself.
  5. Items dispensed by SCP-261 should be reviewed by on-Site Health and Safety officials before consumption. Failure to do so releases the Foundation from any obligation regarding negative effects.
  6. Items deemed dangerous (even to the customer's health/well-being) or useful to research will still be confiscated by site security, with financial compensation provided in proportion to money spent. Resistance will be met by force.
  7. Any experiments on SCP-261 itself must have written approval from the Foundation beforehand and must be surveyed by the staff. Main House security will intervene if anything unapproved or untoward is performed on it.
• While it technically has two temples, SCP-261 is stationed in the House of Food, with SCP staff at the entrance of each temple. The one in the House of Technology merely has a portal gate leading to SCP-261's location. To avoid unnecessary traffic, entrants must exchange for at least 100 yen before entering and must use the vending machine. If the "use limit" for SCP-261 has been exceeded, its temple doors will be closed until midnight the next day.
• There are three things one must NEVER do when using the machine:
  • Don't give it counterfeit money. It ALWAYS knows, even when the forgery is perfect. One person got cyanide gummy middle fingers as a result.
  • Don't try the coin-on-a-string trick. Generally what happens is the food item consumed will be almost immediately vomited out, as if the food had a string attached to it. However, it seemed the machine eventually got fed up with that and dropped a live grenade that exploded, causing quite a bit of death and injury. The Foundation fears it would take more and more drastic measures if the customer proves very unkillable.
  • Don't insert money and then take your sweet time entering numbers in the keypad. Someone did this and got 30-years-expired strawberry yogurt that gave him food poisoning for 3 weeks straight
• This is a comprehensive list of what's been tested so far.
• This is proof that the vending machine indeed has a mind of its own.
  Money entered: 0 yen (pushed "coin return" button)
  Item description: Red aluminum can labelled simply "Stop That" in block letters; intermittent buzzing heard from within can, as of a large, angry insect. Subject declined to open container.
  Money entered: A note, in English, reading "I.O.U. 500 ¥"
  Item description: An opened container of "Smartfood" brand white cheddar-flavored popcorn, manufactured by Frito-Lay. Contains remnants of popcorn kernels and powdered cheddar cheese-flavored substance, and a note, reading "I.O.U. 41 popcorn kernels".
• SCP-261 tends to be a smart-ass if messed with. Inserting literally half of a Yen note will give you literally half of a food item.
• It can be run even when unpowered, but it tends to give more unstable results.
• Despite being just a vending machine, the nature of its trope means it would have its share of enemies.
  • For one, there's Mr. Krabs, who pulled some byzantine trick to avoid having to pay a single dime to that machine. Let's just say it ended with an alien napalm grenade.
    • And then Krabs tried dragging it home with him the next time he visited, only for the Foundation to thwart him, and eventually start a ban list to prevent shenanigans like these or worse.
  • Benson got unfavourable flashbacks involving his rival Gene, who was also a living vending machine that often sets out to take Benson so that his park will have more visitors than Benson's. The living gumball machine even considers 261 being as petty as Gene after experiencing the machine's behaviour, a comparison 261 is offended at and made clear by giving him a can labeled UP YOURS containing a dangerous buzzing insect inside.
  • After a certain incident, Mr. Burns has also added 261 to his enemies list.
  • Dr. Doofenshmirtz already fears vending machines taking over the world,so he's deeply afraid of SCP-261, and also feels somewhat vindicated in being proven right about the danger of vending machines.
    • Just in case, he's been saving up coins for this event, and thus panicked when he heard that it only accepts yen, as it renders all his preparation useless.
  • Ever since he vaporized the last vending machine he used, Zim is banned from even accessing SCP-261.

Alright, here's the first draft.

If you must blink, do it now.

Kubo, Traveler of The Hero's Journey

• Potential House: Non-Vehicular Travel or Heroic Archetypes
• Rank: Intermediate God
• Symbol: A pile of paper with a shamisen nearby.
• Theme Song: When My Guitar Gently Weeps by Regina Spektor
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: The Hero's Journey, Eyepatch of Power, Paper Master, loves to tell stories in his spare time
• Domains: Heroism, Paper, Music, Acceptance
• Heralds: Monkey and Beetle (otherwise known as Sariatu and Hanzo respectively)
• High Priest: None have been decided yet.
• Followers: Same here.
• Allies: The Furious Five, Simba, Samurai Jack, Link, Yomiko Readman, and the Storyteller
• Enemies: Aku, Melkor, Voldemort, and all malevolent gods associated with the moon
• Conflicting Opinion: Other gods associated with the moon, Raiden,and Magikarp
• Pities: Anyone else who has lost an eye or is blind
• Every day, a young man with an eyepatch and a shamisen named Kubo wanders into part of the Narrative House and tells a story for anyone to hear. Sometimes, he talks about his father Hanzo's exploits against the Moon King. Other times, he speaks of his own perilous quest to defeat the same guy with three relics. Regardless, many people regardless of age take a great liking to his brand of storytelling, accompanied by music from his shamisen and a collection of origami figurines that come to life when he plays.
• When he isn't telling stories, he comes over to the Life And Death House to give the souls of his parents a visit. If the need arises, however, they can return to his aid as Monkey and Beetle.
• One day, he heard someone call Monkey's name. Confused, he saw that there was another character named Monkey. Despite their differences in culture, the Furious Five and Kubo have become fast friends.
• Kubo and Simba have bonded over the losses of their parents and subsequent encounters with them from beyond the grave.
• Jack has taken a liking to the young storyteller for his similar upbringing as a samurai's child and his conflicts with godlike beings. Ashi also likes him because she went through the same trials and tribulations as his mother. Aku, in contrast, absolutely despises the foolish samurai child for the exact same reasons.
• Kubo is in awe of Link due to having several lifetimes of heroic exploits to speak of, not to mention having the same fighting style as his father.
• Yomiko is very impressed over how he can make intricate origami do his bidding with the help of music. The two of them exchange information often.
• The Storyteller and Kubo also meet together frequently to exchange stories. While the Storyteller has much more stories to tell than he does, Kubo appreciates the lessons he learns from said stories.
• Since he's one of the more potent musicians in the Pantheon, Melkor has kept a wary eye on the young lad, especially since he managed to defeat his grandfather, the god of the moon, with the power of music alone.
• All of Kubo's hardships had to do with the god of the moon, Raiden, and his daughters. As a result, he's very distrustful of anyone having to do with the moon. Even though the Pantheon's Raiden is not the god of the moon, this lack of trust extends to him as well. As for Magikarp, when it evolves, it looks disturbingly similar to the dragon form Raiden used to try to kill him.
• Since his eye was cut out when he was a baby, he tends to feel sorry for anyone who has only one eye or is blind, regardless of morality.

Reposting my Screwball Jones draft! Any other potential ally or enemy ideas for him?

Dr. Screwball Jones, Godly Herald of the Clown Prince of Crime.

• Potential House: Character Expies
• s:
• Ascending/Rework Done on: ??? ?? (repost on ??? ??)
• Lesser God
• Symbol: A screw going through a baseball.◊
• Theme Song: Let The Pun Fit The Crime
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil while stating he has Lawful Good motives
• Portfolio: Arch Enemy to Wander, one of the few villains he takes seriously as his Evil Counterpart, Monster Clown with Multicolored Hair, wanting others to be happy by Getting Smilies Painted on Your Soul, Laughably Evil despite being pretty dangerous, Expy of the Joker
• Domains: Bananas, Comedy, Joker-esque villains
• Superior: “Weird Al” Yankovic
• Allies: The Joker (his inspiration), Nerose Satanael
• Respects: Sans
• Enemies: Wander, Sylvia, Lord Hater and Commander Peepers, Lord Dominator, Pinkie Pie, Batman, The Inside Out Emotions
• There are not a lot of evil villains in Wander's galaxy that he takes seriously. However, like all rules, there is always one outlier, and that perso-erm, banana, is Dr. Screwball Jones. While not much is known about him and his past with Wander, but what is known is that Wander considers him to be a serious enough threat to actually use violence against, all thanks to his mantra. Considering now that wasn’t the only concerning thing about him, especially when counting in his tendency to joke despite the severity of the situation and clown motif reminding everyone of a certain jester, he has been approved for joining the Pantheon.
• His ascension into the Pantheon came forth with a warning of having several deities pillows that were filled with feathers replaced with whoopee cushions, even pillows that hosted diamonds within the Pantheon’s museum in the house of Craft. Wander’s worst fears upon realizing this were proven true as a spaceship with a whoopee cushion a sail flew into view, as he quickly dressed up into his Boy Wander outfit and, with Sylvia, went up to confront his old foe, Dr. Screwball Jones.
  • Despite managing to foil his plan to spread happiness by using his tickle machine once again, evicting him from the Pantheon itself just wasn’t meant to be, as Melkor took notice of how Screwball actually made Wander use force to try and stop him compared to his usual antics and approved him for properly ascending.
• With Screwball Jones ascending and joining the Grand United Alliance of Evil, this has proven to be a double edged sword. Firstly, this means that when working for someone else in the alliance, Wander will abandon his friendship antics in support of just stopping them from doing potential harm. However, this also means that Wander won’t stop anyone else from trying to interfere with anyone else doing collaborations with Screwball Jones, and considering how many friends Wander has, this has been proven to be more difficult than one may assume.
• In terms of Lord Hater and Lord Dominator, he only views them as roadblocks on his path to being the best villain there is, and plans to use this title to forcefully spread happiness. Lord Hater and Peepers tend to ignore him, while he stops by Lord Dominator’s temple to mock her with puns, especially after kidnapping him and forcing him to sing in her song.
• Upon hearing his voice actor within the Pantheon, Screwball ended up being stunned to hear just how much his singing style matches to his own. While Weird Al was weirded out by essentially talking with himself at first, he allows Screwball on his less evil days to join him for accordion duets; just as long as he doesn’t blast away the audience.
• Of course, the first thing he did was meet up with the Joker after hearing about how similar they were. Despite initially scoffing about the banana just being a copycat, he quickly warmed up to him after hearing his jokes and seeing his weaponry in action. It’s often for Batman and Wander to team up to stop the duo.
• Given their similar motive of causing happiness through force, Screwball Jones has become allies with Nerose Satanael, and has become interested in the idea of taking away free will just to create happiness. He believes that he could possibly upgrade his tickle machine to erase all other emotions besides happiness.
• Due to his belief that all other emotions besides happiness are essentially useless, the Inside Out Emotions are extremely wary of him, but none as much as Joy ironically enough. The reason for this is that she sees Screwball Jones as like her when she didn’t believed that Sadness was needed for Riley, and doesn’t want to be reminded of that part of her life. In her defense, emotions trying to surpass other emotions isn’t a uncommon occurrence.
• Thanks to how they both love to spread smiles, Screwball tried to forge a alliance with Pinkie Pie, especially after hearing of her smile song. Being warned about him by Wander, Pinkie Pie was prepared for him and decided to give him a present, which hosted Pinkie Pie herself to blind the floating banana with a cupcake before launching him away in her party cannon.
• Ended up meeting Sans after hearing of his legendary bad puns from many deities, challenging him to a pun off for the fate of Frisk. Surprisingly, despite Screwball being the type of person that Sans would be willing to give a bad time to, Sans obliged and won the contest with ease, but not before summoning a bone to trip Screwball out of the sky. Screwball got a good laugh out of how a banana actually tripped before heading off. When asked later, Sans said that anyone who appreciates bad puns surely can’t be that bad of a guy.
• “Maniacal Laugh! Hahahahaha! This looks like the end of the line! So leeeeeeeeeeet, the puuuuuuuuuuuun...”
  • “fiiiiiiiiiit, THEEEEEEEEEEEEEE...”
    • “crime.”

Edited by kingvideogames on Oct 8th 2019 at 9:03:21 AM

Worth pointing out that his father resembles Hanzo Shimada

Is he supposed to be a banana? Beware of primates

Can you get a better quality picture?

@Screwball: Any and all X-Men would be enemies of him due to his crazy nature and the fact that he reminds them of Mad Jim Jaspers.

As for Hamana's suggestion that Wikia should switch gears, did anyone other than me see his post of suggestions about Corpse Party which is actually not in the Pantheon (aside from Dominions)?

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Oct 9th 2019 at 12:18:19 AM

@Kubo: Perhaps this could work◊ for a profile image?

The Three Wise Men: The intellectual side of the Order of Humanity, a counsel who use mankind's gift of intelligence to enhance them physically, spiritually and mentally, and to banish ignorance. Yes, the Emperor enjoyed the irony of the name. This includes Stephen (the Neutral force against Law and Chaos) and Prometheus (the only god the Emperor 100% approves of because he's the one more dedicated to helping mankind than anyone, and brought reason and the fire). Who should be the third wise man?

@Kubo. The Hero's Journey would work better with the other with Monkey and Beetle alongside. I think its better to give him Paper Master, (even though Yomiko Readman has the trope, she is very barebones)

Edited by HamanaHamanaHamana on Oct 9th 2019 at 12:27:55 PM

I feel Yomiko deserves a rework tbh, records state she is a chief librarian here after all.

If no one's willing to put her on the docket, then I'll concede to a cut.

Well let's just wait until the active period tonight to decide.

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Oct 9th 2019 at 4:19:26 PM

Chief Librarian of the Pantheon seems like old Pantheon fluff. Most of it has been rid of as of late. Doubt that role will be relevant in today's standards.

At this point I'm just asking if anyone knows a single deity who could add more relationships with the G-Man. I'm not asking for approvals, I am asking for relationships I have missed out.

• Who are mysterious people that have never been disclosed?
• Who would fit under his criteria of "assets"?
• Who would theoretically see other mysterious beings, not on based insight and what not.

"Rise and shine, Mr. Troper. Rise and shine"

G-Man, The Unexplainable Benefactor (The G-Man, The Cryptical, Bureaucrat, Mystery Man, Government Man, Our Mutual Friend, The Employer)

• Greater God (Potential Overdeity, or unknown)
• Symbol: A Briefcase
• Theme Song: Radio
• Alignment: Unknown, veering towards True Neutral with some Lawful Evil inclinations.
• Portfolio: Unknowingly evil but very polite, Ambiguously Human, Rather weird wording and emphasis on sylLABles, Blue-and-Orange Morality, Remains businesslike despite the scenarios, Creepy Blue Eyes, Only visible to people who takes interest in, Manipulative Bastard, Offscreen Teleportation, Mysterious Watcher, Not human in anyway outside of looks, Controller of time and space for his "employees"
• Domains: Time and Space, Mystery, Knowledge, Control, Choices, Consequences
• Superior to: Gordon Freeman and Adrian Shephard
• Allies: SCP-990,
• Rivals: The Illuminati, The SCP Foundation, Uatu the Watcher, Kyubey
• Possible Connection with: Dr. Wallace Breen
• Potential Assets: The Doom Slayer, The Mysterious Stranger, Homura Akemi, The Point Man
• Benefactor to: All Grand United Alliances, including the Grand United Alliance of Destruction and Grand United Alliance of Evil
• Enemies: The Vortigaunts, The Nihilanth, The Combine, The Sibyl System,
• Commonality Connection: Richard, The Doctor
• Holding sway over time, space, reality, and some say the Tropes themselves, the G-Man is able to act with total secrecy and is presumed to be beyond powerful. Not even the wisest and all-mighty Gods have ever been able to track the suspicious figure down or find out his plans, or even itself in general. Yet the figure never seems to stay in reality long, much preferring to stay inside his strange sub-dimension. He doesn't even have a proper temple and at the same time, very mysterious that at one point he disappeared completely from the face of the Pantheon, only to mysteriously reemerge after the Grand United Alliance of Law went through an important reformation. The only known thing is that this entity works for a group or "employers" that are very interested in the whole Pantheon dimension and that it was him that acts as their agent as well as the most commonly believed superior of Gordon Freeman who not many can actually see, well according to him that is.
• The G-Man, as many call him, never fights. Ever. Instead of fighting in a usual matter, he places his own form of assets to deal with the situation, setting down a spark of unrest or of similar dark doing to achieve his desired results. Gordon Freeman is usually his preferred underling but he has been keeping an eye on other potential new "employees". Among them is the HECU Marine Adrian Shephard who has been in longer stasis than Freeman has been placed to.
  • In regards to Freeman, some theorizers have believed that the G-Man might be Gordon Freeman in either another dimension, another timeline, or perhaps the future. The figure could only dismiss such as a dream and to hear many people take interest between him and Gordon placed him into surprise. The only response he can muster was "just business".
• His presence was ignited following a bellowed scream of the Nihilanth, who have warned among those within his subhouse of an impending deceiver in a suit. Crying out "Deceive You", none knew who it was but the Vortiguants immediately felt the unnerving sense of an all-powerful being creeping towards the dimension. Despite their combined efforts to hold it off, when the Vorts tried warning Gordon, he was nowhere to be found, thus signifying the G-Man's entrance.
• News have been very vigilant to understand whether the G-Man is real or not, but Breen has been keeping out on his presence, as he may have ideas on who are the so-called "employers" the G-Man is in service to. Perhaps, this connection between him and the figure links further to Black Mesa when Breen was among those who objected the survival of a very young Alyx Vance. Curious for an answer, the G-Man could only say this:
  G-Man: "When I -plucked- her from Black Mesa... I acted in the face of objections that she was a mere child and of no practical use to anyone. I have learned to ignore such -naysayers- when... quelling... them, hm, was out of the question."
• The similarities he and the elusive SCP-990 haven't gone unnoticed and the debates among the Pantheon sparked the moment the two were spotted chatting before they vanished out of thin air. Some people have theorized that the both of them are similar of origin, possibly the same being but of different servitors, while others would make a guess that one of them might be the employers of the other. What doesn't help is that both entities are very gray on their moral code, making it more terrifying as to what their discussions entail.
  • The SCP Foundation too noticed the G-Man's encounter with the Dream Man, which prompted their agents to find out more about him. Results have been mostly the same as trying to capture SCP-990, inconclusive and unreliable and it's not helped by the fact that the G-Man operates in a whole manner compared to the latter being and there are suspicions that the man in the blue suit is aware of the Foundation's efforts of trying to catch him and has been one step ahead of them every time.
• His relationship with the two Incubators, Kyubey and Juubey can be somewhat described as business rivals. As both are known mysterious benefactors who hire several assets for their own means, with G-Man being a more picky sort in comparison to the two who are more than willing to give contracts to anyone. Kyubey especially has contracting issues with the G-Man, believing that he might get rid of the Magical Girl business just because he will start snarching those he seem valuable to his service (read: Kyubey's assets).
• The Illuminati's response towards this mysterious figure was a written report of it calling the G-Man a hoax, until the latter sent Adrian Shephard to dispose of the messenger who wrote the report. This only fueled the rivalry between the two to the point that the hidden organization sent multitudes of propaganda around the Pantheon; one was intended to prove that the so-called "G-Man" is actually an agent of Big Brother and another reminding everyone that the world was filled with hoaxes and myths formed by the government. However, this only brought the opposite reaction, as not only did the Illuminati almost lost their shadowy presence but was being played and fiddled by him to a T. As a result, both parties, especially the former, are forced to play a shadow chess between each other on who can remain the most hidden amongst the Pantheon.
• At one point, some people have pointed out a certain "masked man" having short talks or even close encounters with the G-Man. Richard has admitted of visiting him but considering what he is representing, much info may be muddier than clear. Even the G-Man was startled and is slowly considering him for reassessment, a word, not many people would want to know.
• Both the Combine and surprisingly, the Sibyl System have taken direct measures when the news spread from the propaganda of the Illuminati noted the presence of a "gray figured government man". The latter has even brought on its chief to handle the scenario and the former was notified when Breen confirmed his suspicions. The G-Man could only laugh at the scenario the two systems made in response to him, believing each of them to be "naysayers", as eventually they will fall in one or two ways, though it will take time, as shown when he was the one responsible for the Resonance Cascade.
• Uatu's response the moment the G-Man has been reported was met with unwelcoming feelings, as he now has to contend with an enigmatic being who is more mysterious than he would have thought. Despite the Watcher's presence, the G-Man always vanishes before the Watcher could apprehend him and only a bemused chuckle could be heard from the farthest of spaces indicating his amused attempts. As for the G-Man's opinion on him, he may or may not have details regarding the Watcher's fate at the hands of Nick Fury but he can only give hints. Considering who we are dealing with, almost all information he gives are to be taken with a grain of salt.
• As time grew on, a certain Doctor has given his stance towards the G-Man, with his powers almost similar to him from stopping time to traveling to multiple dimensions with no repercussions. Studies from him are coming slowly but the G-Man has more plans for him and believes he may be useful someday, but for now, forestalling his progress is his only motive for the Time Doctor.
• With new potentials arriving into the Pantheon, possible sightings identified by other deities have been reported of the G-Man's short appearance nearby. Some have guessed if whether he has been adding recruits into his line of assets, but very few has caught his attention:
  • The Doom Slayer has been added following his extermination and razing of hell for what seems to be an eternity. Add that to his multitude of weapons and continuities, some have theorized that he is being sought out as a potential asset. Though this news did not reach well once the Slayer heard it, especially when he was subjected to being used by a certain Samuel Hayden. The mistake has been done once and he won't be fooled again.
  • The Mysterious Stranger has also been added to his list of potentials, since his presence remains unknown: origins, intentions and even his presence via a small guitar string. The only thing that makes him present is via bounty placements, which can fit in many scenarios when it comes to surgically removing obstacles. The contract has yet to be signed however.
  • With Kyubey's interference, the G-Man took notice of one of its Puella Magi with interest. After having dealt with Kyubey, he took his eyes into Homura Akemi, believing she could be of better usage into his care since the Incubators can prove detrimental to both other people and her and the rest of the signed Magi as well as being perhaps the most qualified of all the rest, thanks to her arsenal. The warnings given off by most of the people surrounding the G-Man lead her to be cautious, especially at one point, where the G-Man took her into his dimension and offered her a contract, in which she refused to sign it. Hesitant to leave her under the control of the Incubators, he decided to send her into a battle as to what he describes as "an unwinnable battle".
  G-Man: "I can offer a battle you have no chance of winning. Rather an anticlimax, after what you've just survived."
  • After the failed attempt to bring Homura into his assets, he also took note of a certain Point Man who not only has heightened senses, but also has the ability of Bullet Time and is fitting of a soldier, someone who ticks the boxes of potential assets much like Adrian. However, what he did not realize was that he was the first son of Alma Wade, the dangerous ghost girl who immediately lashed out the moment the G-Man was about to bring up a contract. At one point, he did steal the Point Man, until Alma attacked him and had to cancel his appointment with him. After a few weeks of unknown engagements, the G-Man came back unscathed, believing her to be very troublesome but manageable, still with his request of the Point Man to join his service.
• Outside of his employers, he has also started taking notes about the Forever War half the Pantheon has placed into. At first, he was hesitant, seeing the war nothing more but a foolish attempt for the top deities to gain every upper ground, but as time grew on, his interest was rekindled when the GUAD and GUAM stepped in. Seeing the interest for himself and possibly his employers, he has become a secret investor of the war, supplying every Grand United Alliance with weapons and assets, utilizing certain members as his puppets and creating scenarios that would benefit him among his employers. Proof of this has been sparse and as a result has not been proven, but with his short-sightings with some of the GUA Leaders, this may be true to some regard.
• "Prepare for unforseen consequences."

So, wake up Mr. Troper, wake up and smell the ashes.

Edited by HamanaHamanaHamana on Oct 9th 2019 at 1:20:35 AM

A number of GUAE houses in mind to help it catch up with the GUAG, which has far more. What do you think? I think I already got approval, but I'm adding members

• GUAE Legion of Monsters: Representatives of typical monsters, fantastic races and the such that are truly malevolent. Head by Typhon (father of all monsters). Includes Frieza (for evil aliens), Pennywise (for the "person eating monster" role), Grima (moved from GUAE Mastermind to represent evil dragons), Dracula (for vampires in general and evil), Them (creepy crawlies, one of the pets), Bruce (another pet, for scary animals), Fenrir Greyback (werewolves), Father (artificial beings and man's folly of playing god), King Boo (evil ghosts), Springtrap (evil undead, bonus for being a cyborg), Khazrak and Gorthor (for naturally evil races, and they remind Melkor of his orcs)
• GUAE Malice Incarnate: The Gods of Evil, Made of Evil and Those Modeled From The Devil who work with Melkor. Head by the Unholy Trinity of Angra Mainyu(the original one), Dis and Diablo. The de-facto commander and wrangler is Lord Chaos, for his important opposition to Cosmos. Includes Demise, the Dementors, Hades(Kid Icarus, former Mastermind), Molag Bal, Mephisto(Marvel), Teridax(going from the Mastermind to here), Vaatu, Trigon.

Add that Bruce is kept under the jacuzzi at the Villain Pub, and if you can, add a section of villains who are likely to serve as staff there too. I'm at a loss.

I'm gonna ascend The Raptor Pack and the Roger Family tomorrow (Both have three votes and the latter should have been ascended weeks ago by now, but I feel like I'd probably play the long game and get both ascended at the same time).

Anyway, resposting my Zolomon draft as usual. Also posting an early draft of Damien Thorn, in case I would like some ideas from you folks. And and all help and support is welcome.

Also, in case Zolomon is ascended, where do you think he should end up in?

Zolomon has 2 's from TheWikiaEditor and fasoman96

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.

Prototype/Feedback Mode:

Damien Thorn, The Antichrist, Prophet of the Grand United Alliance of Evil

^{Click here to see Damien as an adult.} 

• House of Faith (Religious Figures)
• Demigod (Overdeity by Authority)
• Symbol: The Mark of the Beast
• Theme: Ave Satani
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil with Lawful Evil Traits
• Portfolio: The Antichrist, Pure Unrestrained Evil, Killing both of his Parents, Enfante Terrible, Raping A Journalist, Ordering Infanticide, Villain Protagonist, His Tattoo Bearing the 666 Marking, Son of Satan and a Jackal, Guarded by Hellhounds, Associated with the 666 Number, His name translates to "The Subduer", U.S Diplomat and Ambassador to the UK, CEO of Thorn Industries, Leader of the Disciples of the Watch, Wants to prevent the Second Coming, Has anyone killed should they get close to revealing his Identity, Gets away with everything until The Final Conflict
• Domains: Antichrist, Discord, Evil, Eschatology, Satanism
• Herald: His Hellhounds
• Allies: Melkor, Griffith, Johan Liebert, Satan (Paradise Lost), The Beast, Dis, The Four Chaos Gods, The Godhand, Diablo, Yuuki Terumi, Mephisto, The Beastmen, The Joker, Nyarlathotep, Azmodan, Kiara Sessyoin
• Enemies: Cosmos and the Grand United Alliance of Good, YHVH, Lucifer, Archangel Michael, The Love that Moves the Stars, Clark Kent/Superman, Steve Rogers/Captain America, The Magical Girl Sisterhood, Homura Akemi, Neo, Colette Brunel, Rosemary Woodhouse, Pit, Palutena, The Angels Sub-House (At least Most of Them)
• Opposes: Anyone Good (Especially Demons), Grand United Alliance of Law, Grand United Alliance of Chaos
• Opposed By: The House of Family and Justice, The Nippon Ichi Demons, All Children in the Pantheon, Rape Victims
• Disregards: Angra Mainyu, Archaon
• The Antichrist; the very being who would herald the Day of Judgement, the Second Coming of Jesus and the eventual end of the world. To everyone's surprise, the exact, perfect antithesis of Jesus Christ... happens to be an ordinary little boy... at first. He would soon accept his role in heralding Satan's rule over the world and orchestrate the deaths of anybody who got close to revealing his identity, even his own parents. His destiny being his greatest priority above all else, the child would grow up to become a strong influence, becoming the United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom and fronting an Industry... all whilst creating a secret Satanic cult in his future creation of his worldly vision. Damien Thorn is the bringer of the Eschatology, and he will stop at nothing to prevent the written victory of Jesus and God.
• Damien met Melkor, who was impressed by his foul deeds and his destiny as The Antichrist. Damien felt confused at first, trying to imagine if Melkor was Satan, before realizing there were different incarnations of the latter in this new world. Melkor already had figures that were similar, but knew there was something unique in Damien, hence he quelled him into his alliance. Damien accepted, sharing Melkor's vision of sowing the world in discord, misery and destruction. He also found himself a great acquaintance in Griffith, who also saw Damien's leadership and charismatic persona as an excellent tool of manipulation and depravity.
• While most people are familiar with Damien as a child, its not exactly the case for him as an adult. Then again, Damien ascended in his child-like state, which Melkor finds rather amusing in that one of the ultimate evils in the Pantheon is (currently) a little boy. Despite this, the God of Evil has actually met Damien as an adult at some points. Whether Damien has shapeshifting powers that he learned in the Pantheon is an implication for now, but the Anti-Christ appears either in child or adult forms depending on certain situations (Wanting to traverse publicly, scaring off people or running his business and Satanic organization).
• Surprisingly gets along with Johan Liebert as both of them are cold, calculating and sociopathic in nature. Both of them express some kind of curiosity and interest in the sense that both of them are considered Antichrists, though Johan is metaphorical (or a true one) whereas Damien is literally that. Despite this, Johan has no qualms of backstabbing and eliminating Damien once he runs out of any aid or support, though Damien can only be harmed by holy weapons, which is something most evil-aligned deities, Johan included, couldn't possess.
• While its little surprise he is the son of Satan what is rather irking is that Damien was conceived from a jackal. Damien has been seen under good company with the Beasts of Chaos, especially Gorthor who would do anything to please and spread Damien's influence. It also helps that Damien is favored by the Chaos Gods, Tzeentch in particular.
• Don't be fooled by his innocent appearance as a child; the moment anyone gets close to revealing his true nature, its only a matter of time before they are brutally killed off, either by some kind of supernatural force, his followers or by his pack of dogs. These traits made Damien incredibly feared throughout the Pantheon, which to everyone's horror, immediately was warmly received by Melkor, whom the Anti-Christ had now decided to become his personal prophet for.
  • As the offspring of Satan (At least in his world), Damien is in good graces with the several incarnations of Satan residing in the Pantheon. One of his main goals is to free the imprisonment Dis is encapsulated in, which he will stop nothing at to achieve. The Beast and a Satan favoring Hell over Heaven have immediately given their support of Damien and his position to tear the world asunder for their own gains. Its only a matter of time before Damien would face extreme opposition due to his allegiance and actions.
• Damien is aware of his divinity ranking as a Demigod, but the Pantheon are so fearful of him they treat him like an Overdeity (Normally, he would be a Greater God level threat, but being the Anti-Christ is a different story). Furthering his reputation is Damien's leadership and charisma which manages to win over all but the biggest of pure good hearted. Damien's political and industrial knowledge has also granted him a degree of influence in many fields and the Disciples of the Watch has benefited in spreading further discord.

Edited by CrimsonShark on Oct 9th 2019 at 12:31:25 PM

for Zolomon. And it's spelt Bizarro.

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Oct 9th 2019 at 7:30:48 PM

for Zolomon.

Wasnt the endgame of zomen the destruction of earth?

SOOO....bringing this up again.

Preliminary treasure classification:

Class 6: No known debilitating or negative effects, in the Treasury for symbolic importance or other reasons, safe for use.

Class 5: Capable of causing an individual's death or otherwise extremely negative consequences such as mutation or sociopathy, unable to spread to others.

Class 4: Capable of causing a localized group of people or an entire settlement to be heavily affected, or cause people's deaths at will. Has possible mild reality-warping effects.

Class 3: Capable of causing complete societal collapse or destruction. Any reality-warping effects are kept at a minimum.

Class 2: Full-blown Reality Warpers that can affect localized areas such as planets and at full power a galaxy at best, or non-Reality Warpers capable of doing the same thing. Their power makes them a recognizable artifact in their home universe.

Class 1: Reality warping objects capable of causing positive or negative effect to an entire universe. These artifacts are almost always full-on Reality Warpers

Class 0: Reality warping objects capable of affecting an entire multiverse and at worst, the entire fictional Omniverse. This may likely be brought about by representing an abstract concept of creation or having no otherwise stated limits.

Thoughts?

Looks in any way wrong or should I name it differently?

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Oct 12th 2019 at 6:56:33 PM

. Also, considering ai'm working on the Six Treasures of Chaos for Wave 3, I'd consider them a Class 3.

If you're referring to Zoom, I'm certain that was the CW Version's end goal.

So, would the Elements of Harmony (before they were destroyed at the Season 9 premiere) count as a Class 3? The ruling is still a bit vague.

Edited by nightelf37 on Oct 9th 2019 at 9:20:21 PM

I'll start implementing them tomorrow once I get proper talk about whether the 'class' title should be used and what counts as what. I'm hoping for some conversation on this tonight because I think specific definitions should be at the consensus of the entire group.

Also I heavily based this on the Apocalypse How classification of world-ending catastrophes so there's that.

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Oct 9th 2019 at 9:22:28 PM

On the subject of treasures, I will again suggest adding The Gun That Can Kill The Past as a treasure.