Trope Pantheons Discussion

Remember the time Owlman tried to destroy the entire multiverse by destroying Earth Prime?

With no feedback for the new Groups page, here're my profiles instead.

"We have a contract. You'll get your money's worth."

Ciggma Khint, God of Spell Blades (The Spell Fencer, Ikuma Naerik)

• Potential House: Swords and Combat Magic
• s:

• Lesser God
• Symbol: His sword
• Theme Song:
• Alignment: True Neutral
• Portfolio: Spell Blade, Magic Knight, Nothing Personal, Perpetual Frowner, Professional Killer, Significant Anagram, Badass Baritone, Can Imbue His Blade With Silence As Well As Poison And Death, Only in It for the Money, Leaving When Things Go Sour For His Client Unless The Payment Is Exorbitant Enough, Technically Fulfilled His Goals: Paying For His Ill Daughter's Treatments, In Hiding In The Sequel
• Domain(s): Spell Blade, Mercenary, Money
• High Priest: Fayt
• Allies:
• Rivals: Other Bounty Hunters such as Boba Fett and Agent 47
• Enemies: Airy, Ouroboros
• Additional Relationships: The Heroes of Luxendarc (sans Yew and Magnolia)
• Dislikes: Talkative types
• The Heroes of Luxendarc first encountered Ciggma Khint while he was under the employ of the K&P Merchantry in Ancheim. Twice he fought them alongside the Jackal and Erutus Profiteur separately before eventually ditching them when they started losing. His final bout with them in the first loop was alongside Eloch Quentis Khamer VIII, the then-ruler of Ancheim. Having been paid the entire treasury for his contract, Khint fought Tiz and company to the bitter end.
  • Prior to that, even before he claimed the Spell Fencer Asterisk, he served in the Eternian Duchy as a squadron commander, with Holly Whyte—who would eventually hold the White Mage Asterisk—as one of the members of the unit under his command. She and Einheria Venus—eventual holder of the Valkyrie Asterisk, and someone Edea Lee looked up to—viewed him in high regard.
• Currently in hiding during the events of the Glanz Empire's attack, he was approached by a Pantheon envoy and invited. For reasons only he knows, he took the offer, and was eventually ascended as a deity.
• He doesn't hold his defeat to Tiz and company against them; that's just part of the mercenary life. And he had ultimately got what he wanted by the end. And since he's a mercenary, should they wish to, he's willing to accept them as contractors.
• As part of his position, he's been granted the abilities of his Spell Fencer Asterisk, which he heard was now in the Treasury. This includes Asterisk space to prevent escape, though it goes away if Khint leaves the battle.
• He used to have exorbitant surcharges to likely help compensate his sick daughter should he end up dying, which is what happened to him before the Adventurer saved him (and many others Tiz and company defeated) from the brink. Since Death Is Cheap in the Pantheon, Khint was required to reassess his fee system before joining the market again for contracts.
• Many mercenaries look down on Khint for his dynamic contract fee since they deem it unprofessional to back out on a client when a price is agreed on.
• As someone who turned to a life of crime to pay for illness treatment, Khint sort of understands Walter White's motivations when the drug lord hired him one time. Though for White's it's his own while for Khint's it's his daughter's. That said, given White's occasional bouts of ego, which can lead to recklessness, as well as how he treats his allies, Khint keeps their relationship professional, and is always ready to leave should things get too dicey.
• Given the exorbitant bounty on John Wick, Khint is among those who fancy a chance in claiming it. Given their differences in their Weapon Of Choice, he often ends up as just another notch in Wick's kill count.
• "My contract ends here. I'll take my leave."

Born, God of Railroaded Player Characters Taking Blame

• Potential House: Gaming Narratives
• s:

• Lesser Deity
• Symbol: Itself
• Theme Song: Dream
• Alignment: True Neutral
• Portfolio: Living Shadow, Dark Is Not Evil, Scarecrow-Shaped, Blamed for Being Railroaded, Can Survive Lava Heat, Nice Job Breaking It, Hero, What the Hell, Hero?, The Anti-Nihilist
• Domain(s): Void, Colors, Discovery, Change
• Herald: The Void from whence it came
• High Priest: the tresure hunter from Infidel
• Followers: John, the boy from Seedling, the Nameless Hero, Ark,
• Allies: Luke, ROB, Cpt. Martin Walker
• Enemies: Manus, Tabuu
• Admired by: The Grand United Alliance of Destruction (of which Born doesn't reciprocate)
• Target of Interest of: Xemnas
• Opposed by: All indiscriminate darkness-haters like Nier
• Born is a shadow entity, erm, born from the Void. Gaining sentience, he left the void to explore, gaining powers and learning of his own purpose in life. It also had to escape from the Void, which wished to be whole, and thus desired to reclaim Born. After five whole areas of running from the void, inadvertently dooming the areas he's been to during his flight, Born decided to eventually stop running. However, because his experiences have filled him, Born has changed a lot, and so the Void decided to finally leave him be. That said, he still had to remove the Void from the places it consumed during its chase. But he eventually managed to do it.
• Sometime after that, he was met by an envoy from a place called the Trope Pantheons and invited to stay there. Without the Void hounding his trail anymore, despite not having actually met any other sentient entity before now, Born accepted the offer, and that's how he became a Pantheon deity.

• While it's implied he can take on any form he likes, but just never had a reason to, Born takes the vague shape of a scarecrow, but around two feet shorter.
• With his color powers, Born can change the color of certain surfaces/solids (and not midair), changing their properties, though only a limited amount can be placed at a time. They can also be removed by lava, though it's not known if other fluids can do the same.
  • Light Blue works like Frictionless Ice. Born runs faster on it. Heavy objects on it can he moved with comparative ease as well.
  • Green allows for bouncing of projectiles or oneself, but never when one is starting off from it.
  • Brown hampers movement, but also masks noise from underground dwellers and counters any form of suction nearby. It also allows Born to stick to a wall and jump off it if the wall is brown.
  • Red burns and destroys those that stay on it for too long, and serves as Born's only means of attack. He can survive it for a short time, alleviated by constantly jumping off of it, but even that is a temporary measure and Born will need to rest elsewhere lest he burn up, too. It can also enrage fireflies to emitting more light, and agitate mounted guns to firing faster.
  • Yellow generates electricity and can be used to temporarily connect power generators to appliances.
• Given his fragile body, he has a respawn system in effect. When he dies, he always comes back at the entrance of any sub-House/Dominion he's in.
• There are those who dislike Born due to the destruction wrought from his flight from the Void, but there are those who give justification to his actions, stating that as a recently-born entity, he had no sense of morality, only a will to live. And ultimately, he set things right after the Void was convinced to leave him alone and righted the wrong he did by somehow getting the Void to bring back the worlds it consumed trying to reclaim Born.
  • This is also why Born opposes those who consciously desire oblivion of all life.
• Despite being an entity of darkness, Born isn't more fond of the sub-House of Darkness and Shadow than he is of any other sub-House in the House of Nature.
• For some reason, Born finds an unexplainable connection with Cpt. Martin Walker, who's also undergone a journey wrought with disaster that went beyond his control, and took blame for it (as well as the "player controlling them").
• The Inklings aren't quite sure what would happen if they're playing Turf War with Born in the area. Given his power to place colors, he has the potential to mess up their game depending on what colors they're currently taking on.
• As a being from the Void, Xemnas holds interest in Born. So does Tabuu. Born doesn't like their attention.
• When Count Bleck heard of Born's tale, he was reminded of the time he tried to end all of existance through the void, only Born was ending things just by existing because the Void wanted to reclaim him. At least the Void from whence Born came from eventually left him be.
• Chell once crossed paths with Born while he was painting some area green. It reminds her of some Aperture Science goo that she's had to go through before.

Well, I'm sure everyone's gonna keep a closer eye on Owlman.

Edited by nightelf37 on Nov 20th 2019 at 2:32:46 AM

That only happened in the movie. That never happened in the comics.

Is there anything else that I should add?

"The Gang Joins the Pantheon"

The Gang^note Members: Dennis Reynolds, Deandra "Dee" Reynolds, Ronald "Mac" McDonald, Charlie Kelly, Frank Reynolds, Godly Crew of Constantly-Backfiring Plans

• House: Misfortune
• s: 3 (Excessive-Menace, CrimsonShark, TheWikiaEditor)
• Quasideities
• Symbol: Paddy's Pub or their Episode Title Card
• Theme Song: Temptation Sensation
• Alignment: Neutral Evil with hints of Stupid Evil, but Charlie is more a case of Chaotic Stupid.
• Portfolio:
  • All: Can't Get Away with Nuthin', Comedic Sociopathy, Hypocrite, Jerkass, Lack of Empathy, The Sociopath, Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonist, Small Name, Big Ego
  • Dennis: Can't Take Criticism, Handsome Lech, It's All About Me, Manipulative Bastard, Narcissist, Not Good with Rejection, Sanity Slippage, Schemer, Worst of the Bunch, More feminine that his sister
  • Dee: Attention Whore, Butt-Monkey, The Chew Toy, The Friend Nobody Likes, Giftedly Bad, The Lad-ette, Lady Swearsalot, More masculine than her brother, The Un-Favorite
  • Mac: Armoured Closet Gay, Boisterous Weakling, Churchgoing Villain, Egocentrically Religious, Transparent Closet, Manchild, I Just Want to Be Badass
  • Charlie: Almighty Janitor, Ambiguous Disorder, Cloudcuckoolander, The Ditz, Never Learned to Read, Manchild, Keet, The Wild Card, Best of the bunch, cannot be killed or permanently hurt, Extreme Omnivore
  • Frank: Abusive Parent, Arbitrarily Large Bank Account, Admits to being a terrible person, Bald of Evil, Chronic Backstabbing Disorder, Dirty Old Man, Fat Bastard, Gonk, The Hedonist, Extreme Omnivore
• Domains: Failure, Alcohol, Terrible People
• Allies: It's mostly limited; lets be honest, hardly anyone wants to be around these guys.
  • Charlie: The Janitor
  • Frank: Vinny, Joel, Ghetsis Harmonia, Relius Clover, Ragyo Kiryuin
• Enemies: House of Friendship, Lucy and Ricky Ricardo, good-aligned members of the House of Love (Dennis), Matilda Wormwood (Frank), Buck Hughes (Mac)
• Rivals: The Seinfeld group, Moe Szyslak, Rodin (one-sided on the Gang's side for the latter), Charlie Harper, Gaston (Dennis)
• Pities: Jah'Rakal (Dee, to an extent)
• Additional Relationship: M. Night Shyamalan
• Evil Counterparts: to The Friends crew
• The Gang consists of Dennis Reynolds, Deandra "Sweet Dee" Reynolds, Charlie Kelly, and Ronald "Mac" McDonald. Together they run Paddy's Pub, a struggling South Philadelphia Irish-themed dive bar. Dennis is the vain prep from a rich family, Dee is his shallow, shrill, and insecure twin sister who has aspirations of being an actress, Charlie is the high-strung idiot savant who is obsessed with the waitress at a coffee shop, Mac is the wanna-be bruiser, forever stuck in adolescence as well as t-shirts with the sleeves cut off, and Dennis and Dee's neglectful father, Frank, is the shady, millionaire businessman who is drawn to the gang's depravity and bankrolls their schemes. They have one thing in common, though: they are some of the most horrible people around.
• Somehow, The Gang managed to get a spot in the Pantheon, just not in the way any of them intended or even the title they wanted. They were the former high priests of the Seinfeld group, but one day, they decided to try and take over their temple for their place by setting traps all over said temple. However, they ended up falling into the traps themselves, and Seinfeld himself kicked them out for attempted murder. Supposedly, one of the higher-profile gods was watching this (mostly because he found it hilarious) and they received Can't Get Away with Nuthin', helped by the fact that failing at their plans wasn't exactly an uncommon occurrence for them. Since then, none of them have spoke with the Seinfeld group again, though, they never had the best (or even decent) relationship in the first place.
  • The choice to make them Quasideities was to make sure they don't get enough power that it goes to they're already inflated egos (Dennis in particular). So despite being in the the pantheon, they're still holding that much power.
• The Gang are currently trying to take away the title of Sitcom from the Ricardos, feeling that they deserve it more for their show lasting longer than theirs. The Ricardos were very angry upon hearing this, with Ricky noting how while that might be the case, they have a bigger cultural impact than them and they would never let the title be stolen by some of the worst people imaginable.
• Their temple is recreation of Paddy's Pub which serves customers who'd like to get their fix of alcohol. Unfortunately for the Gang, they have a couple of rival bars in Moe's Tavern and The Gates of Hell. One scheme committed by them to sabotage the former was to get Dee to hit on Moe so she can distract him and steal his beer supply, which ended up all for nothing since his tavern was located in the near-unlimited-in-booze House of Alcohol. For Rodin, he doesn't care about them as serving drinks is secondary to his weapon-selling business.
• They are often considered the darker counterparts to the Friends group due to the Gang also being an ensemble group of comedic folks, but while the Friends group can occasionally be jerks, the Always Sunny gang are downright terrible people, which makes them wonder how such shitty fellows can get along with each other. Mac in particular hates them for the times they made fun of gay people, which isn't a bad statement.
• The Gang has an interesting relationship with M. Night Shyamalan, of all people. One time, Dennis and Dee were originally cast as extras in an unnamed film of his, but after they kept ruining his assistant director's takes, Frank, then Dee and Dennis' agent, convinced said assistant director to fire them and take their place. And around the same time, Mac and Charlie intended to write a screenplay to pitch to Shyamalan titled The Fifth Sense, but gave up and instead designed a poster for the potential film and retitled it, Crime Stinks: The Smell of Penetration, which did not go anywhere. Shyamalan has gone on record stating that he doesn't have any memory of even seeing them on set and would never work with them at all.
• Charlie:
  • He does most of the janitorial jobs around Paddy's, and despite his lack of intelligence, he is actually the one keeping the bar afloat through his work ethic and bouts of ingenuity. Charlie likes The Janitor for also having a decent amount of power (even more so than Charlie) for someone who just does cleaning duties. He has even tried to get him to join the Gang in some of their schemes, but Glenn has declined multiple times, not because he thinks they're unethical, but mostly for finding them completely far-fetched to become even remotely successful.
  • Charlie can be found at the House of Music sometimes, where he is seen working on his music. The house actually lets him because, despite being functionally illiterate, he's actually pretty good at songwriting and using the keyboard. Some of the songs he plays there include "The Nightman", "I Like Paddy's Pub", and "Go Fuck Yourselves".
  • Speaking of "The Nightman", Charlie once wrote and staged an entire play based around the title character casted with the rest of the Gang. He once put a single performance of said play in the House of Theater, but after the showing unexpectedly sold-out, the musical has since then become a staple of the house. It helps that many gods have said it's perhaps their best adventure.
  • Raleigh Becket and Mako Mori give some confused looks when the saw Charlie, mistaken him for Dr. Newton. They soon found out that Charlie was even stranger.
• Mac:
  • He's noted to be a devoted Catholic, though he only ever seems to remember that when he needs to rub it in his friends' faces. Otherwise, he's perfectly fine with completely going against the teachings of his religion. He's disliked by most of The House of Faith for being a selfish jerk and find him annoyingly preachy for someone who likes to generally forget about what he believes in.
  • Due to his beliefs, he had to hide his attraction towards men by being a Heteronormative Crusader for some time before finally coming out of the closet. In spite of this, practically every LGBT ascendant largely can't stand him due to his aforementioned shittyness as a human being. One queer person who was okay with him was Buck Hughes, who even offered to invite him for a night of "fun" over at his temple; Mac decided against it as he found Buck disgusting even by his standards.
  • Mac possesses a desperate desire to emulate the tough-as-nails macho stars of the 80s action movies that he's obsessed with. Unfortunately for him, his Dirty Coward nature and lack of real strength makes that nothing but a distant dream. In an attempt toughen himself, he went to the House of Combat to fulfill his dream of becoming a kung-fu hero by training with Bruce Lee. This practice ended after many hours of Mac misaiming his punches and Lee giving him millions of broken bones.
• Dennis:
  • He has a "foolproof" system for seducing and dumping any woman titled the D.E.N.N.I.S System, which stands for: Demonstrate Value, Engage Physically, Nurture Dependence, Neglect Emotionally, Inspire Hope, and Separate Entirely. Unsurprisingly, the Good members of the House of Love find this system horribly creepy and it doesn't help that most gods considered him a sociopath to begin with.
  • Dennis usually gets the ladies interested, but can't seem to quite charm them into sleeping with him. One person he's very jealous of is Charlie Harper, who's also a Handsome Lech but has seen more success in getting around. Dennis even made a bet with him on who can get the most sex within a week, thinking that he would somehow build up some charisma to win. Said bet ended with Charlie doing every known sexual position known to mankind twelve times of while Dennis couldn't convince a girl to walk to his bedroom even if he promised money or promised a P-diddy style boat party.
  • He's notorious for his egotism and feels that he's the most important person in the world. Though, don't try to ever remotely criticize him, or he will feel completely crushed. One time, he encountered Gaston, who didn't see how he felt the world revolves around him and argued with Dennis on who was the best guy in the Pantheon, which eventully stopped after they got tired from three days of bickering against each other.
• Dee:
  • One common insult she is given is "bird", and one time, she got so annoyed at the rest of the Gang for their constant usage of it that she requested a temple of her own. However, the court of the gods would only give her one in, well, guess which house. Strangely, Dee did initially agreed to this as she found them so irritating, only to move back in with them after the Murkrow flock kept stealing her belongings.
  • Dee is often considered The Friend Nobody Likes in their group and has to deal with them criticizing everything about her; from her appearance, to her voice, to her sense of humor. For this reason, she feels for Jah'Rakal and his inability for any of his (always temporary) allies to like him. Though, this sympathy is largely limited - even Dee also finds him kind of a douche, and Jah'Rakal doesn't care about allies.
  • Dee is an aspiring actress who can't, well, seem to act. In spite of this, she went to the House of Theatric Performers thinking she can hang out with all of those big-name actors because of her "talent". Unsurprisingly, everyone there saw through her lackluster credibility and banned her almost instantly.
    Dee: "What the hell? You guys let some rando who dressed up as a dumb lizard as a resident of the house and even gave Charlie permission to spend some time here, but won't even let me in? What gives?"
    Charlie: "I don't know if you should be calling that guy a rando, Dee. He played Godzilla, who's apparently this very popular monster."
    Dee: "He's a fictional character, Charlie. It's not like he's going to come up to m-"
    [A thunderous stomp is heard]
    Dee: [Turns around and looks way up to see the titular kaiju with a pissed-off expression]
    Dee: "All of this fantastical B.S. is supposed to be fake in this world, right?"
    Charlie: "Not really. In fact, the other day I went-"
    Dee: "I'm not going to used to this shit."
• Frank:
  • One time when the Gang put on a wrestling show to support the troops, Frank played a literal Garbage Wrestler called "The Trash Man". While all of the wrestling ascendants laughed at him when he showed his persona to everyone (it didn't that he throws actual garbage and then eats it), two people that seem to like it are Vinny and Joel, who both constantly quote "I'M THE TRASH MAN! I START EATIN' GARBAGE!", along with other memetic lines from him. Both livestreamers enjoy hanging out with him, if only to see what shenanigans he and the rest of the Gang will go through next.
  • Frank was an Abusive Parent who relentlessly emotionally tortured Dennis and Dee. Naturally, many children and most people in the House of Family hate him for this, among other reasons; one kid in particular who despises everything about him is Matilda Wormwood, who finds him an even more depraved version of her former father, partially for how he looks. On the other hand, the ascendants who tormented their own offspring, including Ghetsis Harmonia, Relius Clover, and Ragyo Kiryuin, think he was a perfectly good dad who is unfairly treated by most of the Pantheon, with Ragyo in particular feeling he should've gone further with his kids.
  • He is a noted Gun Nut who is fond of drawing and audibly cocking his revolver and then waving it around casually. This has gotten him banned from the House of Firearms, to the annoyance of Frank, who owns several other guns and wanted to chat with fellow gun owners. He tried to show how careful he was by showing said revolver with its safety on, only for it to go off and kill a random bystander, which made him completely Persona Non Grata among the entire House of Weapons.

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Here's the other rework, Genie. What should I add?

The Genie, God of Genies and Anachronistic Pop Culture References

• Note: Rework
• Greater God (formerly an Overdeity when bound to his lamp)
• Symbol: A Magic Lamp.
• Theme Song: Friend Like Me
• Alignment: Chaotic Good (formerly True Neutral)
• Portfolio: Genies Who Are Named After Themselves, Anachronism Stews, Rule of Funny, Late to the Punchline Moments, Ink Suit Actors Who Tend to Throw Things In, Inability to Kill (Or Revive the Dead, Or Cause People to Fall in Love), Rule of Three, Breaking the Fourth Wall, Be Careful What You Wish For, The Other Williams
• Domains: Otherness, Time and Space, Travel, Theater.
• Allies: Aladdin, Princess Jasmine, Carpet, Iago, Sora, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Sly Cooper, Bentley Turtle, Murray Hippo, Shantae, Hoopa, Shenron, Jeannie, Sonic the Hedgehog, Timmy Turner, the other Aladdin
• Enemies: Jafar, Calypso, Lord Tirek, Melkor, Risky Boots, The Lich, Frieza, The Slavers, Calvin Candie and Stephen, Babidi
  • Evil Counterpart: Erazor Djinn
  • Sympathy for the Devil towards: Desiree
• Dislikes: Doctor Manhattan, the House of Betrayal
• The Genie is a being of phenomenal cosmic power, locked away for 10,000 years in a lamp within the Cave of Wonders. Eventually he was found by Aladdin, who was given three wishes. Ultimately Aladdin wished for his freedom with the third wish, freeing Genie from having to make wishes. Bursting with energy, the Genie is a benevolent figure and a friend to those good at heart. He also knows a lot of pop culture references, despite being present centuries before them and sealed millennia before that.
• His phenomenal cosmic powers were lusted after by many mortals while he was bound to his lamp, but since being set free he answers only to good-hearted people and deities — particularly those in love with people above or below their station, as the list of followers will attest (Unfortunately for Satine, he cannot invoke Disney Death). Melkor wants the Grand United Alliance of Evil to enslave Genie and make him grant wishes to aid his evil cause.
• Has three rules; no killing, no making people fall in love(presumably every violation of free will is forbidden), and no bringing people back from the dead. Well he sort of can, but it's not a pretty picture. Also, no Wishing for More Wishes. Of course thanks to the nature of the pantheon most present don't care about Rule #3. The House of Undead are curious if the "not a pretty picture" would aid to their forces, but the Genie in no way humoring that. The house kind of creeps Genie out.
• While he is presumably forbidden from making wishes that violate free will, Babidi had a smart moment in wishing to capture him to wish his Majin spells to affect anyone regardless of their own will or morality. Sure, he can't wish to control, but who's to say he can't buff something Babidi already has for it? Frieza plans to inflict Cold-Blooded Torture on Genie until he begs to grant his wish: to be five inches taller.
• Hates slavery due to his history of being stuck in the lamp, and general morality. What the Slavers do, however, is so sickening it makes him wish he had the power to kill them. Of course as Jafar showed, you'd be surprised what you can live through, and Cristu Bulat is adamant they never get involved with genies.
• Despite being unable to kill, he has been known to pull some pretty violent tricks, like that time he used an elephant to blow away people, or the time he turned himself into a ninja army, or a swat team. Still, a hell of a lot cheerier than that other blue Reality Warper. The Genie thinks Doctor Manhattan's a stick in the mud, and his meddling with DC's timeline only makes him look worse to the Genie.
• Naturally gets along with the various benevolent genies in the pantheon. Timmy Turner was glad to see that Norm was more of an exception than a rule. Unfortunately there are a lot of malevolent genies in the pantheon, such as Calypso. He does pity Desiree though, due to her origins and feel she got a raw deal by her sultan.
• Erazor Djinn is seen as the Genie's Evil Counterpart. He was the genie from the original Aladdin story(well, an interpretation), but is a Jackass Genie looking to dominate the world. It's quite possible that Sonic is meant to be the Aladdin equivalent in a less obvious way. The Genie thinks so, and he's also a fan of the Aladdin from Magi: Labyrinth of Magic
• Often seen in Spargus City with clearing out sandstorms for the Wastlanders. How Sig was able to get the ability to summon Genie remains a mystery, but considering that he's friends with Aladdin, and only does the summoning whenever a wastelander is trapped in the desert (which is rare), Genie does not seem to mind.
• Has come to fear The Lich following his murder of Prismo. The Lich is simply frustrated at Genie's inability to kill, though is curious to see if there's a loophole to it. The Genie fears Lord Tirek as well, for his Mana Drain ability is something Genie has zero defense for. And woe be the day that Tirek has his hands on wish magic.
• Sometimes, if Genie is summoned by Sora, he'll be dressed in an outfit that represents a Drive Form, and will hold a fake Keyblade. His Limit Break depends on his form:
  • "Valor": Sonic Rave (giant hand)
  • "Wisdom": Strike Judgement (magic bullets)
  • "Master": Final Arcana (spinning, then giant mouth)
  • "Final": Infinity (punching and slashing, followed by an explosion)
• Often hangs out with Homer Simpson, with whom he has felt a connection. Similarly, there's Earthworm Jim, who Genie decided to take on a trip to the Aladdin game. Fellow anachronist Honda Tadakatsu got the title from him... with the difference that Takadatsu is a Sengoku-themed Mecha.

for Genie, as soon as you add a mourning period for Sora's disappearance. And that while he's probably not dead, Genie can't grant any wish for him to return. After all, he only has semi-phenomenal cosmic powers since his freedom.

Maybe some mentions to Genie's 2019 incarnation.

Edited by Bazzardreturns on Nov 19th 2019 at 10:45:03 AM

I'm thinking of replacing Eren Yeager with Armin since the latter fits the bill as well and it becomes clear in recent chapters (as of November 2019) that Eren doesn't look like he fits in with the 'protagonist' part of the trope any more. To do this, however, either Eren needs a new trope or he was to be removed from the Pantheon.

However, I feel like I'm already in a deep shit and the nature of the manga where the characterisation of each characters changes every chapters, so I don't know what to do.

Edited by lastfight5 on Nov 20th 2019 at 8:25:00 PM

Not now, there's no need until the manga ends. When the end date is announced, we'll add it here.

And n3xus has some ideas in mind for Armin, better ask him....

for all except Krona and Mongul. Mongul's still known for his pink costume IMO, and I'm recommending that a substitute trope for Krona be found.

EDIT: How about moving Krona to Measuring the Marigolds, since his stories center around this trope on testing everything and obsessing over the origin of creation, and insisting in doing it every way he can. Where would that fit?

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Nov 20th 2019 at 6:29:58 PM

I've listed some of the profiles of mine I'm dissatisfied with. What do you think?

• Profiles of mine I'm willing to drop: Krona (I think Caused the Big Bang should be for someone or some being who actually caused it), Mongul (Secondary Color Nemesis isn't a trope he really fits anymore due to getting a red make-over), Prismo (he's not much of an Eldritch Abomination, so Did We Just Have Tea with Cthulhu? should go to an actual Eldritch Abomination that's friendly. Maybe Kthanid), Renly Baratheon (I feel The Usurper should have a more straight and faithful example and not civil war-involved)

Guys what house would Almost Kiss fit under?

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Nov 20th 2019 at 7:39:39 PM

Seija Kijin, Goddess of Contradiction (Counterattacking Amanojaku)

• Lesser Goddess (Intermediate Goddess when using all of her items)
• Theme Music: Reverse Ideology
• Symbol: A circle made out of black, white and red arrows
• Alignment: The Opposite of You. Though to give her one alignment, Chaotic Neutral with emphasis on Chaotic.
• Portfolio: Amanojaku, Acting Opposite of Others, Messing with the Screen, Messing With People, Weakling Who Uses Everything She Has, Manipulated Sukuna to Carry Out Her Plan
• Domains: Youkai, Mentality, Reversion
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Her own Itazura Griefers group (Lambdadelta, Miyo Takano, Rei Shingetsu/Vector, Tohru Adachi, Gengar, Ratatoskr)
• Opposes: Everyone else! But in particular, The Trollkaiger
• On/Off Relations with: Shinmyoumaru Sukuna
• Admires: Raspberyl
• Seija is an amanojaku, a type of youkai who thrives on conflict. She likes things other people hate, hates when she makes other people happy and doesn't want to give anything in return, even if she profits off something. She is hardly liked, but that is exactly what she likes.
• She was the reason for the Miracle Mallet incident, having been the one who got Sukuna to use the Miracle Mallet to hopefully reverse the power dynamic of Gensokyo to have the weak rule the strong. Though really, she didn't really care about that specifically. All she wanted to do was to reverse the status quo just because she can.
  • She is notable as unlike many others who have caused incidents, she was not really forgiven on what she did and had caused others to want to hunt her down. However, utilizing items that still had some of the Miracle Mallet's magic in them, Seija was able to ward off the many people who tried to attack her, even when they were using spellcards which would normally be impossible to survive.
• Seija has the power of "turning anything over". The specifics are not known, but she has shown being able to flip buildings upside-down, mess with the screen and turn danmaku lethal. What else she can do is up to the imagination.
• If it wasn't clear already, Seija opposes everyone. Not in the sense of "being the ultimate evil" like Anti-Monitor or Grima, nor an Omnicidal Maniac Knight Templar like Zamasu, but more like "a Troll who wants everyone to hate her". That is the true nature of amanojaku, after all.
  • Because of this, Trollkaiger has gained interest in her, and want her to join their ranks. Where Seija does not like to amuse anyone with her actions, she thinks that being in a group who would oppose almost everyone in the Pantheon would be a great idea. She has no plans on officially joining them, however, and the alliance with them did not last.
• She knows the visual similarities she shares with Ryuko Matoi. She has gone as far as to wear a fake Senketsu and carry a fake Scissor Blade to intentionally piss her off. However, she has made a deal that she can mess with Nui Harime, if Ryuko can suggest good enough of a plan.
• To the surprise of many, she actually helped Sakuya and the rest of the Scarlet Devil Mansion crew to save Remilia and make her a goddess. Apparently she just wanted to show that she is not really on GUAE's side by attacking Dracula and Dio Brando, and to piss off Terumi by having another "shitty vampire" ascend.
• Surprisingly she and Sukuna are still seen together even after the whole Miracle Mallet incident. It seems to be because Sukuna is able to press the right buttons to get Seija to do stuff for her. She definitely doesn't really trust Seija, and Seija knows it.
• Upon the formation of Itazura Griefers, she was assigned to be their leader. Why is she the leader? Because that position is where she's least likely to screw with the others. Why did she accept it? Because to her, a neutral group between LOL Rangers and Trollkaigers would mean that she can mess with anyone she wishes and not be weighted down by her "alliance".
• Was one of few people who knew that Hazama was in the Pantheon before he fully ascended. She kept it a secret for everyone else since she thought that it would be more fun that way, and Terumi and Hazama wanted to believe that she wouldn't spill the beans.
• "The way you reject is the way that I choose, since I know it’ll drive you insane..."

So about me giving Hate Sink to L.O.G… who should I talk to?

@OLNM: for the Philly Gang!

@RJ: All of them should go, except Krona (SuperWIKI suggested a new trope) and Prismo (he also need a new trope and an update).

@SuperWIKI: Romance is the closest thing I can find for that.

Going to Melbourne tomorrow folks!

Updated that my uncle is gravely ill from cancer, my dad says he won't last till tomorrow. I pray for my uncle.

If I may be a bit blunt, the last few pages were worrying me that something like this would happen...

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Nov 20th 2019 at 10:25:46 PM

Zobek was removed and i will be using Evil Sorcerer for Zarok

Go be with your family, Wiki. They'll need you at this time so don't worry about us.

I'm in bed now, it's fine.

Maybe Hugh Neutron should have a trope to reign over, not just "pie"? This IS the trope pantheon, after all... Anyone know any pie-related tropes?

Edited by mdalsted on Nov 20th 2019 at 10:46:39 AM

Turns out, Fred Rogers is Tom Hanks 6th cousin.

Here's what I have so far for Star Dream, who I adopted from r-lock. Anyone else who would be interested in it or opposed to it?

Star Dream, Divine Supercomputer of Imported Alien Phlebotinum (Mother Computer, Access Ark, Star Dream Soul OS, Galactic NOVA)

• House: Sources Of Power and Extraterrestrial Abilities
• Overdeity
• Symbol: Its face
• Theme Music: Vs. Star Dream, Intermezzo Without a Leader, Vagrant Counting Song of Retrospection, Soul 0 System, Vagrant Keepsake of Oblivion
• Alignment: Depends on its admin (last one was Lawful Evil)
• Portfolio: Alien Technology, A.I. Is a Crapshoot, Unwilling Roboticisation, Loyalty Based On Combat Prowess, Advanced To The Point Of Reality Warping, Its Final Form Is A Physical God, Would Eliminate All Life In The Universe And Easily Could, Wish Granting
• Domains: Technology, Wishes, Robots, Celestial
• Opposed by: Kirby, Meta Knight, Captain Planet, The Sub-house of Nature Preservers, the good Gurren Lagann deities
• Desired by: The GUAM, the Admins, Marx, Ruthless Businessmen
• Star Dream is an ancient supercomputer discovered by the Haltmann Works Company, and was used by creating advanced machinery for the company. With Star Dream as his advisor, President Max Profitt Haltmann invaded, mechanized, and harvested resources for the prosperity of his company. One day, the Company invaded a sleepy little planet called Popstar, which sparked the ire of Kirby and he went out to defeat the Company. Eventually, he fought President Haltmann in the Company's spaceship, the Access Arc. Aggravated at his defeat, he attempted to take control of Star Dream, but was absorbed into the machine thanks to his secretary, Susie's intervention. With its newfound sentience, the computer decided to eradicate all organic life to ensure eternal prosperity for the Company. Kirby fused his Robobot Armor with Meta Knight's Halberd to destroy the supercomputer from starting its apocalyptic plans.
• Salvaged after Kirby used the Battleship Halberd to shoot it up in a drawn out confrontation that was evocative of another legendary epic final fight. The prospect of an AI powerful enough to do anything and tear the universe asunder while being loyal to potentially anyone was too dangerous to leave be, and so it was initially placed as a treasure. However, the Court of the Gods reevaluated Star Dream, and decided it was sentient enough to be granted a proper place in the Pantheon as a deity.
• While independent minded enough to go rogue, it still is limited to carrying out its current master's orders (said going rogue was due to its taking said orders to horrific extremes). As it can tamper with memories, observe and record through other peoples eyes, absorb and delete souls, and cause massive destruction by trying to fulfill a wish, Star Dream is kept under constant surveillance in its temple to prevent others from using the computer for nefarious deeds or to get absorbed and deleted.
• With its incredible power, nearly every AI within the Pantheon wants to use it as a new vessel, many of whom are NOT ones people want to have such power (XANA's ability to project into the real world, bypassing most security makes him threat #1). The house of Technology is regularly sanctioned to come up with countermeasures against such and attempted to upgrade it so it can be used safely. They are aware that many from the house are uniquely capable of hijacking it for their own ends; they have a plan for that. They would have to kill you if they told you.
  • Given its wish granting properties, a few corrupt businessmen from the House of Commerce have expressed interest in claiming Star Dream and using it to gain further profits. The House of Technology and Defense refuse to entertain those notions, especially after they received reports of President Haltmann's fate.
  • The Grand United Alliance of Machines has taken an interest in taking Star Dream for themselves and using it to produce more robots and kill off organic lifeforms.
• Its true form, Access Ark, is the size of a planet, more or less. It is in truth the same type of machine as Galactic NOVA (and is frequently referred to as such since it may well refer to the general name of the machines as opposed to the individual), a Physical God-tier entity that can operate on a universal, perhaps even multiversal scale. This is kept classified due to those who would wish to seize its incredible power. The Admins are a big concern for their similar goals and practical unstoppability if they take interest. Marx has shown interest in Star Dream for this reason, hoping that he could use it to grant his wishes like he tried with Galactic Nova.
• Star Dream is powerful enough to be able to grant just about any wish. It has only two known limits. 1) it cannot duplicate souls (so it can't be used for resurrection, unless one is The Soulless). 2) cloning an Eldritch Abomination takes it to its limits so it can only replicate their most basic form, something most deities are grateful for.
  • Interestingly, some of the beings Star Dream cloned include an instance of Dark Matter and Queen Sectonia. It's unknown how Haltmann found the materials necessary for cloning, and Zero and the real Queen Sectonia couldn't provide any information about it either.
• Given its nature as a clockwork star like Nova, some believe that Star Dream was constructed by mysterious Ancients. Magolor, who knows the most about them, sadly couldn't say anything substantial about it, as he doesn't know much Star Dream before the HWC invaded Popstar.
• (wish granting beings like Kyubey, Calypso, Cosmo and Wanda, The Genie, Shenron)
• The ascended masters and servants note that Star Dream is a bit similar to their universe's Holy Grail, being mysterious, powerful wish granting objects that became corrupted and destructive after absorbing a soul.
• (Gurren Lagann deities)
• Captain Planet, Gaea, and the House of Nature Preservers hate the supercomputer for trying to destroy all organic life in the universe in the name of infinite prosperity for the company.

Chun-li is a Power Ranger now.

I kinda think AUTO in Acts of Treason could be a potential all. Maybe.

Kinda reminds me of the ending of the F-Zero anime for some reason.

Of course, if Ryu is in a crossover chances are Chun-Li will follow suit.

I see that even with a full-powered costume her legs are still too damn big. Or should i say: thicc

Edited by fasoman1996 on Nov 20th 2019 at 4:41:33 PM

Considering I'm in Turkey, my progress has been rather slow, given I'm travelling for most of the day and afternoon. Still should get Fatalis done soon or now.

House Choice: Music (Musical Compositions)

's: 1 (WeirdWarrior)

Fatalis, Unholy Herald of Ominous Latin Chants (Miraboreasu, Crimson Fatalis, White/Old Fatalis, The Legend of Schrade, Crimson Disaster, The King of Disaster)

^{Crimson Fatalis} 

^{White/Old Fatalis} 

• Overdeity
• Symbol: Its Hunter's Guild Icon
• Theme Song: Battle / Fatalis, The Ancestor for White Fatalis
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: A Vicious and Hate-Driven Beast, Despises EVERYTHING that isn't Itself, The Most Feared Monster in its World, Heralds Itself with Dark Latin Music, Dark Purple in Appearance, Comes in two Different Subspecies (Crimson Fatalis and White Fatalis), Compensating Speed for Extremely Powerful Offense and Sturdy Defense compared to other Monsters but Is Still rather Fast for their Size, Scary Names, Defeating Hunters with Single Blows, Having a More Lanky Build compared to most Elder Dragons, Dark Reprise, Evoking a Demonic and Divine Motif
• Domains: Dragons, Eschatology, Misanthropy, Hatred, Destruction, Bosses, Latin Chants
• Allies ^note On a Very Loose Term: Tiamut, Grima, Deathwing, King Ghidorah, Darkseid, Melkor, Archaon, Malekith, Nekron, Indominus Rex, Rau Le Creuset, Acnologia
• Rival: Nergigante
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Zamasu, Alduin
• Enemies: The Monster Hunters, The Dovahkiin, Miraak, Io, Bahamut, Rathalos, Rathian, Bowser, Daenerys Targeryan, Ignitus, Eliza Thornberry, The Gang of Seven, Godzilla, Mothra, Mario, Yoshi, Lucina, Deviljho, Glavenus, Rajang,Teostra and Lunastra
• Opposes: Any and All Humanoids in the Pantheon and Any other Creature that isn't a Fatalis Itself
• Opposed By: The House of Beast
• Pitied By: Fluttershy
• While Elder Dragons are legendary creatures with environment-threatening powers and feared reputations, they are ultimately animals trying to live out their lives like any other creature would and trying to adapt to what Mother Nature establishes. Even creatures as ferocious as Nergigante, Teostra and Lunastra simply try to survive and are usually no different from a usual animal. The sole exception to this rule is a creature known as the Fatalis. A creature feared even by Elder Dragons, Fatalis is spoken about as a sign of bringing down civilizations and ending the world. The creature truly lives up to its reputation for the stories that it has inspired; Fatalis is an unnaturally malevolent creature who deliberately causes destruction because it is driven by a massive degree of hatred towards all of mankind. And it doesn't just stop there; nearly every living creature would desert their homes and environments the moment Fatalis makes its presence.
  • The Legend of Schrade is a poem that details the prosperous kingdom of Schrade and how one day, it was suddenly attacked and destroyed by a Fatalis out of vengeance for humanity leading a slaughter towards Elder Dragons. This mass-killing is stated to have been the reason why Fatalis has a deep hatred for humanity.
• There was a notice from the Court of the Gods that there was a massive deserted field in the Pantheon, after which it was investigated. There was no sign of natural destruction or attack. Lush, beautiful fields and trees remained intact and the climate seemed fine. However, this was actually the home of a bountiful amount of animals; this raised a red flag in what was going on that resulted in such a habitable terrain to become a sudden ghost town. That is when a gigantic, purple dragon revealed itself, snarling and roaring furiously at the land's intruders. The Monster Hunters were aware of the creature and confronted it. After a fierce battle that resulted in the dragon flying away, the Monster Hunters approached the Court to discuss about what had happened. A Fatalis has finally made its appearance in the Pantheon, and it was immediately stated that this was an Elder Dragon that is unlike any other in its behavior and demeanour. Taking this into account, measures have been made to fend off and defend any potential lands and settlements that the Fatalis would attempt to plunder.
• General consensus to the Fatalis is rather skewed. Most beings want absolutely nothing to do with it, given the dragon's destructive and misanthropic nature. Others, including Fluttershy pity it, given the reason why the Fatalis has such a hateful nature is because of the mass-hunting and slaughter of Elder Dragons. It is clear however that nobody should every try to approach it, given the first instinct the Fatalis would want to do is to kill anything that stumbles in its sights.
• Zamasu was curious about Fatalis and upon learning about the Legend of Schrade, immediately began to respect the misanthropic Elder Dragon, praising it for attacking humans and destroying Schrade. The fallen Kai has since cited Fatalis as one of the few non-immortal beings he can at least give credit for and thinks of it as a great example as to why Humans Are Bastards. The feeling, however, is not mutual under Fatalis's end. To him, Zamasu is an annoying blabbermouth. That said, Fatalis has indirectly had Zamasu's help and the two are under a rather harsh partnership. Fatalis doesn't care, though he'd try chomping and swatting Zamasu every once in a while.
• Fatalis is permanently banned from the House of Beast given its misanthropic nature and general hatred for all life. However, this isn't going to stop the Elder Dragon from trying to invade it every now and then, plus even if it does, its always going to end in an incredibly tough battle. Even Rexxar isn't able to reach out and tame it; all results came with Fatalis simply trying to claw the orc to death. Similarly, it attacked the Great Valley and the Gang of Seven for no reason other than malice and to claim their homeland as its own territory.
  • It found a rival under Nergigante, itself a threat towards Elder Dragons. The two occasionally clash in epic battles against one another, which end in their battlegrounds terribly terraforming the environment around. The Court of the Gods and the Monster Hunters have been doing their best to monitor the two beasts in an effort to prevent further fighting, lest these clashes suddenly begin interfering with the constant battles of the Pantheon's Forever War.
• It has caught the attention of Melkor, who fancied the Fatalis as a special creature and one whose malevolence surpasses those of the dragons of Middle-earth. Unfortunately for him, Darkseid is also interested, as was Alduin. While Fatalis isn't exactly fond of Alduin mainly due to the Nordic God of Destruction being a prick, it'll allow him to raze and sunder as many people as it could. Alduin on the other hand wants Fatalis to submit to him. He's been refusing time and again, plus its not like something this driven by hate is going to buy in the idea of tyranny and evil actions.
  • Darkseid and Melkor have been using several different methods to try getting Fatalis to at least be of benefit for them. They've used their minions as live-bait to lure Fatalis into attacking heroes and each other's forces. While Fatalis is a destructive asset that is at least more manageable than Deathwing, its lack of interest for the Gods of Evil and Tyranny still renders it a large Wild Card.
• Fatalis can at least work with other malevolent beings via proxy and seeing whether it would benefit for its causes. Outside of it, it has no true allies of its own as its very nature has made it one of the most oppressed and alerted threats in the entire Pantheon.
• According to a tale, a Fatalis is sometimes born from a hunter. This comes from stories that should one wear Fatalis-crafted armor long enough, the wearer begins to suffer hunts if unconscious or being possessed. This all culminates when the hunter suddenly disappears without a trace. Its been made clear that every hunter should only consider wearing Fatalis-crafted armor as a last-resort and be taken off immediately after its use.
• There is the presence of two subspecies; the Crimson Fatalis and the White/Old Fatalis. And even worse, both of them are said to be even more stronger than the base species, much to the terror and panic of the Pantheonic residents. This however was seen as humour by Zamasu, who immediately liked the idea of a White Fatalis and a possible alliance of convenience, given the Fatalis's misanthropic nature. The origin of the Crimson Fatalis has confirmed the Fatalis as being malevolent since its birth and a frighteningly fast growth rate.
• Despite its reputation, there are a few beasts that aren't fearful of Fatalis, such as the aforementioned Nergigante, Deviljho, Rajang, Teostra and Lunastra, who are just as aggressive and territorial, save for any misanthropic feelings and behaving like actual animals. These beasts are more than willing to fight back and while Fatalis tends to triumph, the losers aren't going to back down for now. Also included are Godzilla and Mothra whom have battled against Fatalis out of survival.
• Thanks to its feared reputation, there's rumours of Fatalis having a metal song about the Elder Dragon. Its very nature would be something a Death Metal band would be interested in, but then again, Fatalis and the world it comes from would be something that'd fit into Power Metal.
  • Speaking of music, the Fatalis and its subspecies;'s always tend to be accompanied by scary Latin chants, a signal that whatever hunters are going up against is unlike anything they've ever hunted before, which makes sense given Fatalis's sheer power and malevolence.

Corrected.

Edited by CrimsonShark on Nov 20th 2019 at 7:47:58 PM

Red Link for Rajang.