@Berrenta: Blooper's profile can be cut altogether. It's poor quality, and it's just a generic video game enemy, so it's not as if we're losing something precious.

So, SCP-105 for Portal Picture. Added to my queue.

Given they already have s, I'm gonna get these out of the way.

"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: 1 (Crimson Shark)

• 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
• 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. But since Death Is Cheap in the Pantheon, Khint was required to reassess his fee system before joining the market again for contracts. The Eight Travelers are among his more frequent employers.
• 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.
• As someone who's undergone the mercenary life, Khint was approached one day by Han Solo and Chewbacca. The former can relate to only caring for his next payment (before turning over a new leaf when he joined the Rebel Alliance), and the latter is trying to encourage Khint to becoming a full-fledged good guy, like he had done with Han, though the Wookiee language is admittedly hard to understand.
• "My contract ends here. I'll take my leave."

Born, God of Railroaded Player Characters Taking Blame

• Potential House: Gaming Narratives
• s: 2 (The Wikia Editor, Crimson Shark)

• 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.

Edited by nightelf37 on Dec 2nd 2019 at 1:59:24 AM

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Done with Data.

Data, God of Newcomers To Human Feelings (Data Soong, Carlos, Ice-man, Jayden)

• Lesser God
• Symbol: His cat, Spot
• Theme Song: Blue Skies
• Alignment: Lawful Good, but when modified could potentially become Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Amazing Technicolor Population, Bizarre Alien Biology, Cannot Tell a Joke, Brutal Honesty, Getting Hacked A Few Times, Breakout Character, Clueless Chick-Magnet, Comically Missing the Point, Do-Anything Robot, Hypercompetent Sidekick, Motor Mouth, Pinocchio Syndrome, Ridiculously Human Robots, Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness, Super-Strength, Tin Man, Token Robot
• Domains: Androids, Humanity, Emotions
• High Priest: The Vision
• Herald: Lal (daughter)
• Followers: Aaron Stack the Machine Man, Starman, Sonny, Andrew Martin, Raphael, The Doctor (not that one), Odo, Anya Jenkins, Echo, Kryten 2X4B-523P, Daggon/Cole, Viviene, The Sylvari, Grace, Molly, Golly, Jolly
• Allies: Jean-Luc Picard, William Riker, Worf, Q, Spock, Sherlock Holmes, James T. Kirk, Leonard McCoy, Kathyrn Janeway and Jonathan Archer, The Doctor, Zero, X, Mega Man, Dr. Light, Tron, 2B, 9S, T-800 Mark 2, John Conner, Aegis, Android 17 and 18, Android 16, John H. Watson, KOS-MOS, Jenny Wakeman, Bender, Xion
• Enemies: Borg Queen, Cybermen, SKYNET, Lumine, Brainiac, Hal 9000, Ultron, Moriarty, Khan Nooien Singh, Dr. Weil, Sigma, Dr. Wily, Master Control Program, CLU 2, Sark, Doctor Gero, T-800 Mark 1, T-1000, T-X, Xemnas
• Created by the great genius Doctor Nooien Soong, Data was one of androids created by him to see if he could create artificial life. Data was created after the failed first version, having to be taught like a toddler. However, the Crystalline Entity then wiped out the colony, with Data being all that was found by Starfleet. Reactivated, Data’s memories had been wiped and all ideas of human emotion and social cues were lost to him. Eventually went on to become an officer in Starfleet, fatefully joining the Enterprise and started to learn bit by bit what it means to be human.
  • Ascended for blowing up a Roman warbird to save the Enterprise and her crew, doing a Heroic Sacrifice as the ultimate culmination of his Character Development. Little known fact is that he did come back after dying, even making it to captain. Didn’t know why he was brought here, as he did not believe supernatural things like divinity and whatnot. More or less is please with the fact that his fellow crewmen and Starfleet officers are with him in the Pantheon, as well as his cat.
  Data: I cannot be a god. I am an android.
• Data has made many fellow artificial life in the Pantheon who wish to at least have humane feelings. Such as:
  • X and Zero essentially have that going down for them already. The issue is that they have to walk the fine line between protecting either humans or Reploids, which Data can sympathize with. Data had to fight between his rights as an individual against Starfleet members who thought otherwise.
  • Dr. Light reminds Data of his creator, Dr. Soong. Much like him Dr. Light created a benevolent robot after others were built, only for those initial ones to become evil later on. Data believes he is quite fortunate that the few times he was reprogrammed, he didn’t remain so for long and didn’t cause too much harm to others.
  • Tron is a heroic artificial intelligence who helps humans stuck in the digital world. Tron approves of Data’s attempts to become as human as he could become and is willing to help teach him about humanity. Data does not seem to wish for it, as he knows not just human history but their chemical structure too. Those who’ve taken over the cyber realm are interested in Data potentially being a bridge for them between the digital and physical world and wish to capture him for experimentation.
  • Aegis know how it feels on being relatively alien it was to grasp emotions initially before learning much more about them. She knows Data will one day become much more of a sociable person based on how well adjusted his alternate future turned out.
  • The androids of Doctor Gero already have emotions, so they really can’t tell Data on how to grow them. Maybe except for 16 who was so lax, he could be considered robotic until growing to his own being shortly once he started contacting with nature. Data could relate, as he has a cat he adores.
  • Friends with those who struggled with the mentality of being an android. KOS-MOS has various functions that interests Data while 2B and 9S’s natures as YoRHa units may undercover some things about his own self.
  • Initially approached the T-800 with caution, believing he may be still one of SKYNET’s operatives. That was until he had learned that Mark 2 had been reprogrammed and that all others were still under SKYNET’s servitude. Since then, Data has been working with John Conner to eliminate the genocidal AI once and for all.
  • Wonders the logic of Jenny’s creator on creating a robot with the mind and intelligence of a teenage girl. Then he remembered that when he was first created, he acted much like a spoiled child on his first moments before his memory wipe, so he shouldn’t complain.
• Bender’s taken a liking to Data and wants his as a drinking buddy. Strangely enough despite being mechanical, Data can become intoxicated. Of course, in the events he has to drink, Data tries his best to divert the alcohol somewhere else in his body. Works... a bit on the wonky side.
• Could be considered as one of the few friends Q had before he decided to stop being an ass. Q can make Data a human if he wishes thanks to his omnipotency but Data would refuse, believing it would be considered rather immoral by the standards implemented in him. Q respects his wishes but will always give Data a few moments of laughter just fo kicks.
• Surprised about Sherlock Holmes and his assistant’s presence in the Pantheon as they are supposed to be fictional characters. Understood their appearance as the Pantheon reaches all realities, so they're more or less justified. Is quite wary of Moriarty too as he had to deal with a Holodeck Malfunction version of him and knows what the criminal mastermind is capable of.
• Relates to Xion as she was born an emotionless puppet until she met friends who allowed her to develop feelings. Doesn’t believe Xemnas had the right to oppress and lie to all the Nobodies on their inability to develop emotions.
• Concerned over the fact that the Borg Queen has been present in the Pantheon for the longest time and is swept under the rug in terms of threats. While there are many other more widespread opponents upsetting the peace of the Pantheon, the Borg are not to be underestimated.
• Likely one of the biggest opposers of the Grand United Alliance of Machines. Data thinks it’s quite illogical for them to wage war with humanity to achieve peace for robots when if they and humans just left each other alone, they’d likely achieve the society without humans as they want. It’s more likely those in charge just have an irrational hate for humans in general and use the Alliance’s goals to justify their desire for genocide. If Data knew everybody else came to that conclusion.
  • Darkly enough, the GUAM wish to convert Data to serve their side, much like Lore and the Borg Queen before them. They believe that Data would prove a valuable asset for them as he can calculate many outcomes at once. Data is currently being protected by the GUAG at the moment to prevent any of that from happening.
• Is friends with The Doctor who helped him and Starfleet against the coalition between the Borg and the Cybermen. The Doctor finds that Data is one of the nicer androids he’s met, which isn’t saying much.
• Never give him an emotion chip. Despite it being such a convenient shortcut for him, Data’s overbearing tendencies alongside emotions makes him compromise. May we never forget the Life Forms song.
• Ironically was once possessed by what proclaims itself as a divine being once along with several countless personalities. Now that Data’s an actual god now, he doesn’t see what’s so great about it and asked Picard if he should change his speech patterns to fit his new role. Picard flatly said no.

Edited by M1gamiTensei on Dec 1st 2019 at 9:43:24 AM

Pantheon server for all who click here. Freaking lost $410 and I am hunting down for a nuke to reign down.

@Data: The P3 robot's name is spelled Aigis. Also, perhaps add interactions with Labrys and A2 as well.

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Okay, if The Heroes of the World of Balance will inherit Ragtag Bunch of Misfits (and fuse Locke and Terra's profiles), there's still one big obstacle I have to face; the group picture. It was pretty difficult for me just to get one for the FF 4 Final Party (Cecil, Kain, Rydia, Rosa, Edge). Where can I find official art for all 14 of its members without using Yoshitaka Amano's official art, which we all know isn't the best in terms of game accuracy?

And if I pull this off, this will exceed my previous record for biggest group profile (the Nightwings at 11 characters).

All right, all right. Sorry I'm being bipolar and inconsistent here. I'm just trying to look at all my options. Both are my picks, but I'm looking to opinions before I commit; it would be a waste to work so much on a profile only to be put to waste by a rebuff, just like what happened for Hugh Neutron last month, my Elspeth profile long ago, and—yes—the Shining Force.

And for the record, I'm leaving Shining Goodness to Shining Armor in the eventual big MLP rework.

Are they official artwork? That's important. They look good, BTW.

Edited by nightelf37 on Dec 2nd 2019 at 3:05:08 AM

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Happy birthday, Mattman!

THE GOLDEN AGE WILL RETURN AGAIN!

All right, what's with you saying yes to the Off Colors one minute and then going "so about giving the trope to the FFVI team"? This is the Shining Armor/Shining Force debacle all over again.

@Mattman The Storyteller Happy Birthday! :)

@M1gami Tensei for Data.

for Ciggma Khint. I found two possible images for the FFVI cast: here◊ and here◊. If neither works for you, I could try creating one myself, like I did with the Persona 1 cast.

EDIT:I can't really find anything to indicate whether they're official or not, they don't appear to be from deviant art at least.

Edited by TheWikiaEditor on Dec 1st 2019 at 7:45:43 PM

First post of these Doctor Who ideas

The Celestial Toymaker, God of Wicked Toymakers (The Guardian of Dreams, the Crystal Guardian, The Mandarin, The Cosmic Puppeteer)

• House: Workmanship (House of Craft)
• Overdeity
• Symbol: A bunch of large toys
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Humanoid Abomination, Wicked Toymaker, Bends Reality, Stays In His "Toyroom", Motivated By Boredom, Psychopathic Manchild, Heads I Win, Tails You Lose, Ever Polite, Bored By Immortality, Physical God
• Domains: Games, Toys, Reality Warping, Power, Childishness
• High Priest: Dr Wondertainment
• Followers: Sugar, Winslow Schott, Andre Toulon, Urfin Jus
• Banned from: The House of Gaming
• Interests: Slappy the Dummy
• Respects: Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson
• Allies: Mr Mxyzptlk, Akihiko Kayaba, Daniel D'arby
• Enemies: The SCP Foundation, Clark Kent/Superman, The toys from Toy Story, most toy deities, Nobuyuki Sugou, Bob and George
  • Worthy Opponent: The Doctor, Rick Sanchez
• The Celestial Toymaker is an enigmatic and extraordinarily powerful, yet childish being who resides in his own dimension known as the Celestial Toyroom. He abducts people to play his games, usually with big toys and large scale games. If he wins, the losers become his toys. If he loses, he destroys the toyroom. The Toymaker can survive this and recreate his realm, but good luck surviving it.
• Was supposed to meet the Doctor again, but the sequel to "The Celestial Toymaker" never got made. He has shown up in the expanded universe, though. Various origins have been given to him-a member of the Guardians of Time, originating from another universe, what can be agreed on is that he's not in any way human. And he entered the pantheon because, like his games, it's a way to entertain him from the boredom of eternal life.
• Though amused greatly by the Trope Pantheon, the Celestial Toymaker isn't interested in taking sides with the various alliance leaders. Cosmos and Melkor are relieved and frustrated respectively that he doesn't use his powers for more evil. However the Toymaker does respect the creators of Dungeons & Dragons, as it is a game he has enjoyed playing and it forms the basis of the pantheon he finds amusing.
• As the true nature of the Toymaker is up for debate, and he's a Humanoid Abomination who turns people into his toys if they lose, the SCP Foundation regards him as an anomalous threat to normalcy. While his patterns are predictable and there are more active threats, they as still working to contain him, especially after his comment that some of the SCPs could be interesting to play with. The Toymaker is most interested in Dr Wondertainment's propensity for dangerous toys, and has made them his high priest.
• Wishes to play with the Doctor again, however his grabbing of the TARDIS was intercepted by Rick's portal gun. Finding him just as intelligent, he forced Rick play a game of Trilogic. As he rare has to fight reality warpers, he instead focused on manipulating the Toymaker's ego and desire for a Worthy Opponent to distract him long enough to escape once he finished the game(the portal gun wasn't working as well in the Toymaker's presence). All while pretending he's not as good at it than he seems to keep the charade up. Though he acted crass, the Toymaker enjoyed his moxie and considered him a Worthy Opponent.
• Bob and George had the misfortune of their dimensional jump leading them to the Toyroom. Bob made a bargain that they get to choose the game, that being the original 6 Mega Man video games. In addition, it must happen within the narrative of Bob and George. The Toymaker only accepted if the stakes were raised higher; if they lose, he's going to bring in all their friends and he will makes the rules then. They won because of their experience, and the Celestial Toymaker destroyed the realm. However as it took within the actual webcomic, they miraculous escaped with space-time shenanigans since the title characters can't be killed off.
• The next on the Toymaker's list of those to kidnap was the Man of Steel himself. This immediately got Mr Mxyzptlk's attention because Superman is his to play with and troll. The imp's fifth-dimensional powers proved completely overpowering to the Celestial Toymaker, and he had to concede. However on observing his antics, Mxy became fond of him because they're like two peas in a pod; phenomenally powerful, mostly amoral beings who love to play around with people. The two departed on good terms, with hopes for a friendly game between the two and learning new ways to have fun; no risks involved.
• Most of the toys in the pantheon are creeped out by the Celestial Toymaker due to his turning people into his toys and playthings when they lose, undoubtedly a Fate Worse than Death. The toys of Toy Story think his "playtime" is every kind of messed up. Slappy the Dummy, however, likes the way he plays with people's lives and wants to play a role. The Toymaker just sees Slappy as uncouth. Unlike the dummy, he is nothing but polite.
• The Celestial Toymaker has been unanimously banned from the House of Gaming, in fear he will try to turn the house into his new toyroom. People from the house are still allowed to visit him, but so far the only one who even dared was Akihiko Kayaba. Mainly because the Toymaker had no intention of putting him in a game, as he respects his handiwork with SAO and his Game Master roles. Akihiko is wary around the Toymaker, though it's difficult to say he has a moral high ground and the Toymaker will play ball around him because of the aforementioned respect.
• Though a Sore Loser, the Celestial Toymaker abides by a certain set of rules. He has little patience for cheaters either. Despite his otherwise amoral personality, he considers Nobuyuki Sugou to be trash. To convince him to behave himself with the ban, they handed Sugou to him to torment. Sugou lost and became the Toymaker's toy, a truly horrible fate, but nobody cared. The Toymaker eventually got bored and threw him away.
• While he doesn't like cheaters, the Celestial Toymaker does tolerate it from Daniel D'arby as he proves classy and clever about it. Just as long as he gets to be classy and clever cheating too; it's only fair. Daniel accepted, and though he lost, the Toymaker had such fun he decided not to make him his toy and instead let him go so they can have normal gambling sessions. The elder D'arby brother can count himself lucky the Toymaker was in a good mood, and Telence suspects he wouldn't be able to pull the same stunt on the Toymaker.

Sarah Jane Smith, Goddess of Chickification

• House: Character Changes (House of Characterization)
• Demigoddess
• Symbol: The title for "the Sarah Jane Adventures"
• Theme Song: An Ode To Sarah Jane Smith
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: The Lancer and Straw Feminist who got Chickification, Implied Love Interest, The Everywoman, Human Perspective To The Alien Doctor, Rushes Into Danger Get The Story, Inspired After Lois Lane, a Lady of Adventure, Casual Danger Dialog, Deadpan Snarker Ended Up Getting Two Spin-Offs, The Bus Came Back
• Domains: Companions, Reporters, Space-Time Travel
• Herald: K-9
• Allies: The Doctor and his companions, Professor Paradox, Jade, Jane Marple, Lois Lane, Clark Kent, Ra, Bladewolf, Ben and Gwen Tennyson, Dr Watson, Lilo and Stitch, Toriel, Yui (Sword Art Online), E.T, The Blorg Community, Doc Brown and Marty McFly
• Enemies: The ascended Doctor Who villains (especially The Master, Davros, the Daleks and Sutekh), Set, Apophis, Zim, Mesogog
• Sarah Jane Smith is one of the most well-known companions of the Doctor by her aunt after her parents died while she was a baby, she was working as a journalist when she met the 3rd Doctor, one of a handful to stay with him through regenerations, and decades later after he left(centuries for him) met up while investigating a Krillitane plot. Of his many companions, their relationship was one of the closest.
• Introduced as a tough feminist career girl who proved to have a hot temper. However her dynamic with the 4th Doctor saw her undergo Chickification and played more of an Implied Love Interest role for the younger-looking new Doctor. She returned to some of her old characterization as The Lancer when Harry left. The House of Love still likes to ship them. Some of the men involved were disappointed that her and Rose's comparing notes didn't lead to a catfight.
• Considered an iconic companion, perhaps the most iconic. She got a successful spin-off, but sadly her actor Elisabeth Sladen passed away from cancer. Sarah herself still lives, though it remains no less of a tragedy for viewers.
• Sometimes talks over her implied feelings with the Doctor with Ben and Gwen Tennyson, given the Relationship Writing Fumble between them. Though they would rather not talk about their own. They do like to talk about the various alien encounters and adventures they've had. Sarah has gotten to know Professor Paradox through them, who she's come to like because he reminds her of the Doctor. She's fond of Bladewolf as well, being a robotic dog like her K-9.
• Takes a lot after Lois Lane. A snarky eager reporter with Ship Tease towards an alien and who's Going for the Big Scoop will do that, and the two have been exchanging exciting stories with one another about their alien encounters. Sarah found herself getting along with Jade and Jane Marple due to their journalist/reporter roles and passionate personality. Clark Kent and the Doctor really like watching Lois and Sarah getting along.
• Gets along with Watson as well, given she often has a Watson role with the Doctor, as his companions generally do. Sarah is friendly with both Doc Brown and Marty McFly, who remind her of the Doctor and companions like herself. Lilo and Stitch get along with her as well.
• She wasn't happy to see many of the aliens and monsters she and the Doctor faced off against, particularly the Master and Davros. Davros, who remembered him from the very beginning of the Daleks, felt it was meant to be. Asides from them she doesn't like Mesogog because of his plan to replace humanity with dinosaurs. She's had to deal with this kind of plot before.
• Zim is paranoid that Sarah's investigation and knowledge of alien life will lead her to expose him to the human authorities. While she doesn't want him to succeed, neither she nor the Doctor need to do much. She thinks his "disguise" is half-assed, just to start with. Zim doesn't think she has room to talk when she wore that Andy Pandy outfit in "The Hand of Fear".
• The one old enemy she did not want to meet in the pantheon was Sutekh the Destroyer, and for very good reason. Sutekh's hatred is directed more at the Doctor, but he proves no less terrifying. She didn't want to be anywhere near the actual desert god Set, though he opposes Sutekh as well and has stated that Apophis is more like the Osirian than he. Ra has come to the defense of both Sarah and the Doctor, finding Sutekh as foul as Apophis.
• Despite a number of evil aliens, Sarah has met her fair share of good aliens and generally tries to befriend them. Mainly its a vaguely similar body shape to the Alpha Centauri delegate, but she was fond of the Blorg Community member who came to meet her. She's helped protect E.T from the authorities as well.
• Doesn't have any biological children, but is a great adoptive mother to the alien-originating Luke and Sky Smith. And may God have mercy if you try to hurt them. As Yui is an artificial child that was Happily Adopted, like her kids, she's fond of her. She can relate with Toriel due to her motherly instincts and adoptions.

Happy BDay Mattman ;). Also for Data.

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So, here is a much more in-depth profile of the biggest skeletal/necromantic asshole in Fictional Media IMO. Any ideas I can add or is he ready to threaten the Pantheon once again?

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Feedback/Election Mode:

Nagash, God of The Undead (Nagash the Great Necromancer, Lord of Undeath, The Undying, The Great Betrayer, The Usurper, He Who Shall Not Be Named)

• Greater God
• Symbol: The Nine Books of Nagash
• Alignment: Lawful Evil
• Portfolio: Progenitor and Masterty of Necromancy, Evil Sorcerer, The most feared figure in the Old World, Indulging on Goodhood and can back up his claims, Godzilla Threshold, Greater-Scope Villain, One-Man Army, will kill everybody to instill an empire filled with undead individuals where only he possess free will can can dictate with will, Cannot develop feelings for anybody, Doesn't care for anyone and will only do what would benefit him, Wrote Nine Books about Necromancy, Killed his own brother for the throne of Nehekhara, Won't spare a moment in torturing and insulting others, A Monster in every sense of definition
• Domains: The Undead, Necromancy, Dark Magic, Depravity, Evil, Influence, Omnicide
• Heralds: The Nine Mortarchs (Queen Neferata, Mannfred von Carstein, Arkhan the Black)
• Allies: Shinnok, Quan Chi, Shang Tsung, Alduin, Gul'dan, Alex Wesker, Dio Brando, Deathwing, Count Orlok, Kel'Thuzad, The Lich, King Boo, Grima
• Rivals: Nekron (His Superior), Yuuki Terumi, Darkseid, Griffith, Arthas Menethil
• Enemies: Really Anybody is fair game to Nagash, but particular examples are; The Four Chaos Gods, Archaon the Everchosen, Vlad von Carstein, The Lantern Corps, Thanos, The House of Family, Karl Franz, Thorgrim Grudgebearer, Malekith, The Emotions, Sir Daniel Fortesque, Guts, Schierke, The Skull Knight, Squigly, Danny Phantom, Marceline, Madoka Kaname, Homura Akemi, Sayaka Miki, Mami Tomoe, Kyoko Sakura, Dipper and Mabel Pines, Nagato, Bowser, The Hawkins Gang, Lucina, Arturia Pendragon, Artix Von Krieger, Zamasu
• Arch-Enemy and Worthy Opponent: Settra the Imperishable
• Opposes: Every Living Deity, Death of the Endless, Melkor and the Grand United Alliance of Evil, Cosmos and the Grand United Alliance of Good
• Opposed By: Most Residents in the Pantheon
• Allegiance: Grand United Alliance of Destruction
• Additional Relationship: Molag Bal, The Killian Experience, Lord Voldemort
• The first-born son of King Khetep of Khemri, Nagash was enlisted to become a priest for the Mortuary Cult, whereas his younger brother Thutep was enlisted to become king after Khetep's passing. Nagash hated the fact that he was overlooked as a potential ruler out of a birth function and made it a goal to achieve the top of the monarchy by any means. After Khetep was murdered and Thutep became king, Nagash tracked down three Dark Elves who were responsible for his father's death (Whom Nagash didn't care for and was more interested in what killed him). He began to dabble into Black Magic and later killed the Dark Elves after learning and mastering it. Soon after, he killed Thutep by entombing him alive and claimed the position of king, but not before telling his brother that he would be taking his wife and later killing his nephew for nothing other than sadistic satisfaction. He abused Thutep's wife and proved himself to be too self-serving, culminating in creating the Black Pyramid which bankrupted Nehekhara. The other kings of Nehekhara fiercely opposed Nagash, who proceeded to use the Black Pyramid to create necromancy and become its first user, eventually prompting to raise an army of undead. He waged a battle against the people against him and was defeated where he retreated to his sarcophagus while protected by his most loyal servant, Arkhan the Black.
  • Nagash died from exhaustion and malnutrition later on after wandering in the Nehekharian deserts, followed by a verbal beatdown from Thutep. Soon after, Nagash found himself alive again and would encounter the Skaven, whom would later go on to become one of Nagash's greatest enemies. He would also enlist slaves into his service and discover a mountain where he would later establish his own fortress, Nagashizzar. Alongside learning and mastering the use of warpstones, Nagash would craft items he would still use to this day before coming across Queen Neferata, who would work with Nagash to create an elixir, and thus becoming the first vampire, and Alcadizaar the Conquerer who deeply opposed Nagash. After a battle that Nagash lost due to the interference of the vampires, Nagash cursed them to feel pain under sunlight and the loss of feeling basic luxuries in everyday life and then later decided to pay the Skaven to spread poison around the sewers of Nehekhara to kill all of its inhabitants. He finally came up with his ultimate goal: The complete and utter destruction and death of all life in the world for Nagash to summon as undead without free will where only he will dictate freely. Ultimately however, Nagash was slain by Alcazidaar who was freed by terrified Skavens before he too, died from using a sword made of warpstone.
    • He would later return again centuries later, courtesy of his followers and Arkhan, but the sword that Alcadizaar used to kill him before had the additional side-effect of weakening Nagash should he ever be revived. This has been a source of irritation ever since. He would later go on to fight against Sigmar Heldenhammer and die again by his hands before being resurrected again by yet another set of centuries to battle his greatest predecessor, Settra the Imperishable, which by that point, both Nagash and Settra had attained the goal of immortality.
• Nagash entered the Pantheon after the End Times. And no, he wasn't happy at all after seeing that his plans and goals have been all decimated by Archaon and the Chaos Gods whom opposed the Necromancer as the Chaos Gods are driven by Emotion and that Nagash's end goal would result in the complete eradication of emotion itself. He soon met and struck a deal with Nekron who promised that Nagash would be presented with the opportunity to conquer the Pantheon. While Nekron seemed promising, Nagash however feels as if he should be the ultimate destroyer and leader of the Pantheon, for his pride and ego was swollen beyond all measure. He serves the Grand United Alliance of Destruction as a leading figure, but Nagash is biding his time until he gains enough power to usurp Nekron and take over the GUAD.
  • One of the first actions Nagash did was to discover as many graves as he could before casting his necromantic powers to summon a gigantic army of undead people to use for the GUAD's service.
• Nagash is unquestionably one of the most depraved and sadistic beings in the entire Pantheon, his actions matching up among the likes of Yuuki Terumi, Johan Liebert and Griffith, and considering the world he came from, its no exaggeration. His monstrous deeds have ranged from the personal to worldwide and he did all of it either because power was the only thing that mattered or he enjoys people suffering and will not waste any time in tormenting, mocking and torturing anybody he can get his hands on. His unpopular and hated reception is comparable to that of Zamasu, who himself is disgusted by Nagash's actions and thinks of his immortality as a sinful curse, though the Fall Kai isn't any different from depravity either.
  • Madoka Kaname hates him. She really despises Nagash, which is something given her character, stating that his actions are something only a true madman would do. Several rulers in the Pantheon are justifiably appalled with what Nagash had accomplished and what he wanted to do, in addition to killing off his own people partly due to his frustration and partly because of a kick of enjoyment. His ambition earned him the ire of Guts and his treatment of Thutep, his wife and nephew and his complete apathy about his father's murder made him a sworn enemy of the House of Family.
  • Even a good amount of villains find themselves opposing Nagash. Bowser is direct about his villainy, but he truly loves his son and gains the respect of his followers, and after hearing about Nagash, wanted absolutely nothing to do with him. Vlad von Carstein, himself a king of bloodthirsty vampires opposes the Great Necromancer for treating and disregarding the vampires like trash in addition to his leadership completely contrasting Vlad's stable and surprisingly prosperous reign. Malekith of the Dark Elves thinks of Nagash as a monster who needs to be stopped and hates him just as much as the Chaos Gods. Nagato is disgusted by the lengths that Nagash would go to regarding his end goals and has named him a top enemy in his new organization which includes Bowser and Vlad. Nagash is also opposed by Thanos who feels as if his actions are a mockery of Mistress Death and that the Mad Titan sees him as a threat when it comes to Thanos's affection of Death.
• One of the most powerful necromancers to ever exist, Nagash is immensely feared throughout the Pantheon, to the extent that even hardened foes are left quivering in fear whenever the Great Necromancer decides to get himself involved in battle. Such fear that can be respected by numerous villains like Shinnok, Alduin and The Lich, who were willing to allow Nagash for an alliance. Nagash has accepted, though he personally sees all of this as a way to potentially weasel his way into a more feared reputation and higher leadership.
• Thanks to his ego and ambition, Nagash is even more determined to collect more power and become more godly than he currently is now that he has seen how much potential the Pantheon really has. He is seeking to become an Overdeity by any means necessary, even bringing along the Black Pyramid and forcing his undead army to scrounge up any worthy materials, especially warpstones, to accelerate the goal. At the same time, he needs to feign Nekron about the fact that he is collecting items for the GUAD to use, a task that is harder than it sounds and often requires the assistance of Arkhan.
• Is respected by Yuuki Terumi for what he did to his world's vampires, which Terumi found to be hilarious on his part. Though Nagash doesn't have much to state about Terumi, although he notes his depravity as pretty exceptional. Terumi reciprocates these feelings, though Zamasu is currently trying to convince Terumi to not think too much about the Great Necromancer.
• Darkseid sees his end goal as pretty respectable on his part, though he has noted that he limited his scope to only his world. The Great Necromancer was intrigued by the lengths that the Lord of Tyranny went through to become a God himself and noted that they're a lot more similar than expected. The two have agreed to a cease-fire as both of them oppose Melkor and the Chaos Gods, but Nagash is also plotting to kill Darkseid once the deal has expired. Archaon serving the Lord of Tyranny was a pestering news, but Nagash will let it slide for now.
• Privately admits that Settra, the one being who opposes him above everyone else, is one of the only individuals Nagash can bring himself up to respect. Then again, Nagash's immortality and his current state and power wouldn't have been possible if Settra hadn't united Nehekhara and established the Mortuary Cult in search of immortality. Still doesn't change the fact that the two of them are the greatest of enemies.
• Has been referenced by the Killian Experience as "just a skeleton whom a vampire spent all his money on because he was immortal and bored. And he "didn't live up to the hype". Nagash became furious over the claim, though not because Killian is making fun of him, which Nagash is content with, considering he's practically hated by nearly everyone in the Pantheon, but because the vampire in question is Mannfred von Carstein, whose selfishness and pettiness was the reason The Warhammer World was destroyed and robbed Nagash of all of his efforts. In fact, while Nagash still has Mannfred as his herald, he's not going to be forgiving anytime, because of which the vampire is in hiding until he finds a way to get ascended.
• Doesn't have much thoughts for Voldemort. Voldemort is impressed by Nagash and his actions, but the Great Necromancer sees him as a disappointment and too small-scaled. Not to mentioned his scope was towards the UK, but mainly a high-school, and he got outsmarted and killed by a bunch of teenagers.
• Is commended by Molag Bal for his utter and unrelenting depravity and his grand ambition. Nagash himself sees the Harvester of Souls as much better deity than the ones that the Nehekharian people worshiped. Though Nagash would much rather feel that Molag Bal defect Melkor in favor of him (Not Nekron, just him).
• Set up an invasion in the Pantheon to lay waste upon receiving Nekron's permission and rallying up an alliance with Shinnok, Gul'dan and Count Orlok. He decided to take to personally battling the Puella Magi during which he killed Mami and Kyoko in an effort to break the remaining members's spirits, especially Madoka 's who broke down to uncontrollable tears after receiving too much of Nagash's vicious insults and mocking over her slain friends. He was attacked by Artix Von Krieger whereupon the two engaged in a grueling duel with Nagash mostly having the upper hand. Only with the interference of Settra and Nagato was Nagash finally pushed back. Although he retreated, he snickered in sadistic satisfaction in making Madoka miserable and creating another massive set of casualties for the GUAD to add to their forces.
  • Although Mami and Kyoko have been revived without any negative repercussions, Nagash is still adamant about how killing them was a great moment for him and has made it very clear that he wants his victims to be broken down sobbing uncontrollably in defeat and despair. After all, Nagash loves to inflict pain and doesn't care about what others think of him.
• Has formed a rivalry with Arthas Menethil due to their human origins and being the most feared undead figures in their respective worlds. That said, even Arthas wants nothing to do with Nagash. Conversely, Nagash gets along splendidly with Kel'Thuzad due to their omnicidal nature and their affinity to dark magic and necromancy.
• Has written nine books to detail his necromantic powers and how to learn and master them. These are currently scattered all across the Pantheon to Nagash's annoyance. He's telling Nekron to quickly dispatch troops to retrieve the books so that they aren't used against them.
• After witnessing and researching Nagash and his powers, Hal Jordan sent an urgent message to the other Lantern Corps to discuss on combating against the Great Necromancer. Sinestro devised that the time has come for the Lantern Corps to strengthen their unity with one another, considering Nagash's alliance with Nekron and that the Lantern Rings should begin to be distributed to potential members of the Pantheon regarding their strong affinity towards a certain emotion. While Larfleeze isn't going to give out any ring (given the Orange Lantern's emotional power), he will accept the alliance as he does agree with Nagash being a threat to the entire Pantheon and to the entire emotional spectrum as a whole.
• Has noticed an alternate universe where to his shock, he discovered that the Liche-Priest, Nerutep is actually Thutep who had been assisting Settra and deciphering Nagash's nine books to become the lord of the Black Pyramid, alongside winning Settra's approval. Nagash broke down like never before, mindlessly killing several of his own minions and nearly terraforming a piece of land, learning that once again, he is beneath Thutep. At the same time, this unseen rage has now made Nagash even more determined to destroy the Pantheon and overtake it as its ultimate ruler.

There will be no escape, no blessed oblivion. I can end your life as easily as I can extinguish a candle, and before your corpse is cold, I can reach out and grasp your soul. You will be my slave for all eternity, and I shall laugh at the depths of your pain. Such is the power of Nagash

Edited by CrimsonShark on Dec 1st 2019 at 8:34:16 PM

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I've decided to add "Q" to the profile, since he can technically experience the Multiple-Choice Future. Is that okay?

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Junpei Tenmyouji, Akane Kurashiki, Carlos, Sigma Klim, Diana, and Phi, Divine Group of Multiple-Choice Future (Junpei: Jumpy, Tenmyoldie, Participant 5 || Akane: June, Zero, Kanny, 6, Old Woman, K, Participant 6 || Carlos: "The Hero of Justice", Participant 1 || Sigma: Siggy, Zero Sr., Doctor, Participant 9 || Phi: Phido, Participant 3 || Diana: Participant 7 || Sean: Q^note Actually a misnomer, Participant 4)

• Potential House: Prophecy (Destinies) and/or Time And Space (Time Placement)
• Votes: 0
• Lesser Gods
• Symbol: Their respective bracelets in the Deadly Games they participated in. Alternatively, the dolls used to represent them in the Decision Game^note A well-built action figure for Carlos, a Moe Catgirl figure for Akane, a voodoo doll for Junpei, a porcelain doll for Diana, a nutcracker for Sigma, and a paper doll for Phi.
• Theme Music: Morphogenetic Sorrow, Recollection (Junepi and Akane), Blue Bird Lamentation (Sigma, Phi, and Diana)
• Alignment:
  • Junpei: Neutral Good/True Neutral
  • Akane: Chaotic Good with neutral leanings
  • Carlos: Neutral Good
  • Sigma: Chaotic Good, with neutral leanings
  • Phi: Chaotic Neutral, before becoming Chaotic Good
  • Diana: Neutral Good
  • Sean: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Possess the power to SHIFT, the ability to switch bodies with a version of themselves in another time during moments of extreme danger, usually life threatening
  • Exclusive to Junpei: Lacks Brawns, Has Brains, No Friends after Elementary School, Skeptic of Strange Occurences until he experiences them for himself, Did Not Get the Girl in the Virtue's Last Reward timeline, but does get engaged to Akane in the Golden Ending of Zero Time Dilemma, Uses Mental Nicknames, Internally Snarky and Punny, Tends To Talk To Objects, Unfazed Everyman, Dirty Old Man/Grumpy Old Man in the Virtue's Last Reward timeline, Took a Level in Jerkass and Cynic, though he does get a little better
  • Exclusive to Akane: Junpei's Childhood Friend, The Chessmaster hidden beneath a facade of innocence, Goes from an innocent child to someone willing to commit extreme measures to accomplish her goals, but still cares for Junpei, Pragmatic Hero
  • Exclusive to Carlos: The Hero in Zero Time Dilemma, The Kirk between the cynical Junpei and the optimistic Akane, Cool Big Bro, Firemen Are Hot, Goes from a normal Firefighter to a SHIFTer
  • Exclusive to Sigma: Chivalrous Pervert, Is revealed to be the younger self of Zero Sr., Makes cat-related puns, Artificial Limbs in some timelines, Determinator, Time-Travel Romance with Diana, Revealed to be the biological father of Phi
  • Exclusive to Phi: A-Cup Angst, Deadpan Snarker, Jerk with a Heart of Gold, The Not-Love Interest to Sigma because she's his daughter, Action Girl, The Abel to Delta's Cain
  • Exclusive to Diana: A victim of an abusive husband, The Lost Lenore to Sigma in Virtue's Last Reward, Revealed to Phi's biological mother, making her a Supernaturally Young Parent, Kind to a fault, because she easily gives into her abusive husband's begging and refused to kill Phi and burn her remains to stop Radical-6 from spreading, An Expy of Luna, who Sigma likely based off of her when he created the former
  • Exclusive to Sean: The young leader of Q Team in spirit, Amnesiac Hero (Except he never had memories to begin with), Audience Surrogate, Pig and 9 motifs, Revealed to be a robot, Nice Guy
• Domains: Espers, Mental Time Travel, Puzzles, Numbers, Probability, Alternative Outcomes
• Herald: Quark (Junpei), Aoi Kurashiki (Akane), Luna, Kyle, and Lagomorph (Sigma), Maria (Carlos)
• Allies: Snake, , Shinji Ikari, Sora, Beat, every good guy in the Mentalism House, Ever good Blazblue deity, Professor Layton, Frisk, Rintaro Okabe, Taki Tachibana and Mitsuha Miyamizu
  • Junpei: Makoto Naegi, Phoenix Wright, Ragna the Bloodedge, Keiichi Maebra
  • Akane: Rachel Alucard, Igor, Rika Furude
  • Carlos: Yu Narukami, Optimus Prime, Superman, Luke Skywalker, David Hoover
  • Sigma: Hajime Hinata/Izuru Kamakura
  • Phi: Noel Vermillion, Koneko Toujo, Aika Tsube
  • Diana: Chiaki Nanami (human), Mikan Tsumiki, Sophie Grundler, Cinderella, James Henry Trotter, Asia Argento
• Enemies: Monokuma and his mastermind, every evil god in the House of Mentalism, Every evil Blazblue deity, Mephiles the Dark
• Complicated Relationships: Flowey, all Law Enforcement deities in the Pantheon.
• Opposed by: The Dahaka
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Rick Sanchez
• Exclusive to the group:
  • Originally, Junpei Tenmyouji was part of the Pantheon as the God of the Morphogenetic Field, but eventually 5 more from his universe were offered a place in the Pantheon to join him as Gods of Multiple-Choice Future for their ability to experience multiple futures and SHIFT to other timelines to make use of the information they learned. Junpei is all too happy to accept the change, especially since his fiance, Akane, gets to join.
  • Some of the SHIFTers have good relationship with the heroic Danganronpa entities, though Sigma and Akane's relationship with them is a complicated matter. While the latter did start their own Nonary Game, they did it out of good intentions or understandable motives. Of course, the one thing they can agree on is that none of them can stand Junko Enoshima, who started Killing Game and brought about a apocalypse all to satisfy her lust for despair. Even Delta had good intentions in the end, tainted as they were by his atrocities and pointless acts of cruelty.
  • The SHIF Ters would cross paths with other gods with similar powers over time and space. These include all the good deities from the Blazblue universe ^note Some of whom have experienced different "possibilities" that can be manipulated by certain people like Observers, ones with Phenomenon Intervention or the Eye of the Azure, either changing events or their importance in the cosmic scale, Frisk, Flowey^note Who posses the power to "save" at certain points and return to those points in time whenever they wanted., and Sans^note While he doesn't the power to SAVE, he is aware of the power, and Rintaro Okabe^note Who can send text messages back through time to change the present or the future.
    • The group's opinion on Flowey is complicated. On one hand, he did abused his power to satisfy his boredom, but on the other hand, his lack of a SOUL keeps him from feeling any empathy at all. The SHIF Ters feel pity for him, and wonder if they can create create a timeline where Flowey can finally be restored as Asriel, or at least create where he never died in the first place.
    • Some of the good Blazblue deities are accepting of the SHIFTers, since they can experience multiple timelines as well. However, there are some who are not as accepting, including Jin Kisaragi, Hakumen, Carl Clover, Azrael, and Arakune.
    • Sans does get along well with them, though he still doesn't approve of some of the ways they use their powers, since it reminds him of how the power to SAVE can be misused.
    • Frisk, being an All-Loving Hero, befriends the SHIFTers quite easily. He especially gets along well with Carlos and Diana.
    • Rinataro Okabe notes the differences between their methods of time travel, since SHIFTing mostly traveling to alternate timelines, while he can affect his timeline.
  • The SHIFTers fear one being above all else, the Dahaka. The Dahaka works to end anyone who tries to change their fate, regardless of their methods or reasons. It will be a Fate Worse than Death for the SHIFTers if they're caught, since they can't SHIFT to get out. Akane and Sigma are the biggest targets of the Dahaka, since they were the masterminds behind their Nonary Games.
  • Some of the SHIFTers relationship with the law-enforcing deities are complicated, especially in Akane and Sigma's case. While they do have the best of intentions and their plans do eventually lead to a successful outcome, some law-abiding deities note their Deadly Games still could have potentially endangered and traumatized the participants. Akane even kidnapped the participants of the Second Nonary Game and indirectly, but intentionally killed 3 of them, Asshole Victim or not. Some are even willing to arrest Junpei for covering up her crimes. Phoenix Wright acknowledges these crimes, yet he isn't sure what to say.

• Exclusive to Junpei:
  • Ascended after surviving not only one, but three Nonary Games with only two casualties that weren't even his fault, and surviving dozens of nuclear blasts and a nuclear winter down on Earth, even adopting a son and surviving until becoming old. An extremely impressive feat for a mere mortal that the Trope Gods recognized.
  • Tries his best to talk to all the Heroes, but often finds himself talking to Makoto Naegi, as the two of them can relate on many things (getting trapped in a life or death scenario, being tricked into thinking someone (Snake, Enoshima) who was alive but hidden to be dead...).
  • Once found himself in the middle of a small battle between the GUAE and GUAG, but somehow made it out unscathed. Some say there may have been a morphogenetic field user within the battle besides him, but he refuses to comment.
    • Said morphogentic field user may or may not have been Snake, who recently ascended into the Pantheon. Junpei is glad to see him again.
  • Since the events of the Decision Game, Junpei finally manages to propose to Akane. Some are happy for him now that he finally did get the girl, some are opposed to this because of Akane's actions. Nevertheless, the ones that support this relationship also found it goofy when he placed the ring on the wrong hand.
• Exclusive to Akane:
  • For a while, deities were not sure of what to make Akane and her motives. It turns out she is the first to bear the name of Zero, having kidnapped 9 people (including her Childhood Friend, Junpei) and forcing them to participate in a Deadly Game so Junpei can tap into the morphogentic field and save Akane's younger self from burning to death, as well as get to revenge on 4 of the participants she kidnapped, who happened to be those who masterminded the previous Nonary Game 9 years prior and forced 18 children to participate. Akane did exploit the multiple timelines to help her younger self (who was watching the Nonary Game through Junpei's eyes) learn the means to contact Junpei fully and set a Stable Time Loop, but she also made sure that innocent people were not harmed needlessly and those she did kill indirectly would be those not missed. She gives Junpei and everyone else some transport back to civilization once the purpose of the Nonary Game has been fulfilled. Regardless of her actions, Junpei still continued to search for her, though it seems to be all for naught when he encounters her in their old age in the distant future, where she had become The Unfettered in her pursuit to stop Free the Soul.
    • But the during the Decision Game, we finally see Akane's true nature in full circle. Akane, despite her methods, showed that her personality was not entirely faked. She still loved Junpei, and her optimism is real, even if she belived in using some pragmatic means to save everyone. She wasn't even the mastermind of the Decision Game, and was in fact trying to stop Zero II from unleashing Radical-6. Junpei's faith is rewarded when he finally proposes to her and they get engaged in the Omega Ending, though they agreed to put their wedding on hold until they can find and stop the religious fanatic from triggering a nuclear war.
  • Akane gets along with Rika, someone who gone through countless timeloops to put a stop to the crisis endangering her town. Akane admires Rika's determination and promises to help her put a stop to her Evil Counterpart, Berkanstel. Rika in turn admires Akane's intelligence and determination, though she does disapprove of some of the methods she used in her plans, necessary or not.
• Exclusive to Carlos:
  • Carlos was a firefighter who saved his younger sister in a fire and originally volunteered at the Dcom to earn money for her operation. Unfortunately, he didn't realize until it was too late that he just became a participant of the Decision Game, and he's even forced make most of the decisions for the team consisting of himself, Akane, and Junpei. He still manages to pull through and help everyone reach the ideal timeline^note Though whether or not he takes Zero II's offer to shoot him remains unclear, and his sister manages to pull through and become a SHIFTer as well. Currently, he has agreed to help Junpei and Akane find the religious fanatic.
  • It's shown that Carlos gets along with Optimus Prime very well, since they are both seen as heroes of justice, not to mention how some incarnations of Optimus have a firetruck as an alternate mode. Optimus does praise Carlos' leadership skills during the Decision Game.
• Exclusive to Sigma:
  • Sigma was originally a college student before he got kidnapped and forced to participate in the AB Project. However, it turns out he was actually the younger self of Zero Sr., the game's mastermind, and his 22 year old mind was inhabiting his elderly self. The project was to train him and Phi to master their SHIFTing abilities so they can go back in time to prevent the Radical-6 outbreak that ruined the world. Upon being send to the point where Radical-6 was unleashed, Sigma would spend the next few years becoming Zero Sr., learning genetic engineering and AI programming, creating Kyle, Lagomorph, and Luna, before SHIFTing to the point where he and Phi would investigate the site where Radical-6 was unleashed. There, Sigma would fall in love with a woman named Diana, and in one timeline, would conceive with her the twin children who would grow up to become Phi (the very same girl who would help him in both the AB Project and the Decision Game and Delta (the Decision Game's mastermind), using the transporter to send perfect copies of them back in time so at least some versions of them would survive.
  • Out of all the Danganronpa deities, Sigma finds Hajime Hinata to be the most similar to him. They both participating in Deadly Games, where unbeknownst to them, they masterminded^note Sigma as Zero Sr., his older self. Hajime as Izuru Kamakura, his other persona. They both also lost someone very dear to them, and that provided them the motivation for their goals (Sigma lost Diana and became motivated to stop the Radical-6 outbreak in another time for her sake. Izuru saw Chiaki die in front of him, and it awoke some of Hajime's feelings, causing him to seek revenge on Enoshima). Both would meet another who is based on their special someone (Luna for Sigma, AI Chiaki for Hajime). The biggest difference is that while Sigma would finally reunite with Diana in one timeline, Hajime only has Chiaki's spirit supporting him. Sigma genuinely sympatheizes with Hajime, and admits that he would have wanted to make Hajime a SHIFTer so he can finally find a timeline where he could prevent his mistakes and save Chiaki.
• Exclusive to Phi:
  • A young woman who would help Sigma throughout the AB Project, which was meant to train her and Sigma to master their SHIFTing powers. Once they make it back to the site of the Radical-6 outbreak, Phi and Sigma would work alongside a woman named Diana to survive the Decision Game. When Phi dies in one timeline, her infant self would be born as Sigma and Diana's daughter, and the infant would be copied and send to the past alongside her twin brother Delta. There through a series of events, the older Phi would use the transporter to send her copy to the future, setting the stage for the events of both the Decision Game and the AB Project.
• Exclusive to Diana:
  • Diana was a young nurse who was kind to a fault, unable to resist her abusive husband whenever he begs, causing her to take part in Dcom to try and get away from him for good. When she is forced to take part in the Decision Game as leader D-Team (consisting of herself, Sigma, and Phi), Diana would fall in love with Sigma, and in one timeline, give birth to the twins who would grow up to become Phi and Delta. In another time though, she ended up causing Radical-6 because of her refusal to Mercy Kill Phi when she is infected by the virus and burn her remains. Diana would end up being the basis for Sigma's creation, Luna, a similarly kind-hearted GAULEM.
  • Diana would meet with the human Chiaki Nanami, finding her very similar to her. They both served as the Lost Lenore to their most important person, and their attempts to do the right thing ending up causing an apocaylpse. They also ended up as the basis for an artificially made copy of them (Diana for Luna, Chiaki for her AI copy). Diana and Chiaki get along splendidly and hope they can help the other.

Edited by Mattman_the_Storyteller on Dec 1st 2019 at 2:25:07 AM

Do you guys think enough time has passed from me to bring up the suggestions for Promare?

Angst Nuke for Lio and Firemen Are Hot for Galo?

I the movie, the burnish are people who were regular people but when subjected to extreme or even above normal stress, mutate in people who can start and control a special type of fire. Lio is the leader of the Mad Burnish, a group of Burnish who are labeled as terrorist group ,actually fighting to save other Burnish from experiments and capture and actively try not to get anyone killed. When all the Burnish are capture to be used a fuel essentially and he's left in a volcano with something that will turn heat into ice to trap him, he goes ballistic and manages to break out through his own anger and almost destroys a large city in his rage (all in the form of a giant dragon).

Galo is the main character of Promare, as newest member of the city's fire recuse squad and not isn't the smartest of the bunch, but makes up for it in his muscle, luck, and willingness to rescue people. While he did wear a proper firefighter uniform before the film, but by the time of the actual movie is just wearing the pants and cover over his burned arm from his first rescue, so he's fighting fires shirtless. He basically an expy of Kamina.

Edited by rinrinboss on Dec 1st 2019 at 1:46:30 AM

I feel like enough time has passed for Promare suggestions.

Explain why these two fit those tropes for those unfamiliar with the work.

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Dec 1st 2019 at 1:18:40 AM

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@ Mattman: I suppose it would be fine to add Q.

Perhaps they all could be enemies with Yoshikage Kira? The final ability of his stand, Bites the Dust, essentially works in a way that kills whoever finds out his real identity when he was posing as Kosaku Kawajiri while rewinding the clock. And whatever happened in that loop will repeat in every future loop, including the deaths of the people who dug too deep into finding out who he really was. Through this, it allows him to freely live his life as a hand-fetishizing Serial Killer until he was outsmarted and force to disable it, leading to his defeat at the hands of Josuka Higashikata and his allies.

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Copen's profile is long enough, I feel.

Copen Kamizono, God of Muggle Power (Acura Kamizono, The Avenger, The Adept Slayer, Boss, Funbane, The Luminous Avenger iX, Savior of the Minos, “Sun dairy”, Bro)

• Potential House: Categorism
• s: 5 (Faso, WeirdWarrior, r-lock, WikiaEditor, CrimsonShark) Dec. 1
• Intermediate God. Briefly borderline near Greater God under Mytyl's Anthem.
• Symbol: His laser gun, Border Mk II, and Lola. A red X is also applicable.
• Theme Songs: The Avenger, Committed to Annihilation, Opening Stage (Copen), Indigo Destiny (Duet version) (under Mytyl's Anthem)
  • iX only: Luminous Avenger, First Mission
• Alignment: Lawful Evil at his worst. Neutral Good in Luminous Avenger iX.
• Portfolio: Cape Busting Kid Hero with Black-and-White Insanity, Knight Templar, Badass Normal, Religious Bruiser, Promoted to Playable, Power Copying, Will not stop until Adepts are extinct and can’t turn back from that, White Hair, Black Heart
  • Luminous Avenger iX only: The Stoic, The Quiet One, Picky Eater, Took a Level in Kindness after a century of fighting in a Bad Future, Becoming a Cyborg to fight for so long, Showing respect to his former enemy’s deaths
• Domains: Vigilantism, Humanity, Technology, Tiger Motifs, Subroutines, Extermination, Hatred
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: The Boys
• Rivals: Gunvolt
• Enemies: The Sumeragi Swordsmen, Zonda and the Seven, Amon, Charles Xavier, The X-Men and other mutants Ryoma Sengoku, Bonedrewd, Professor Hojo, Dr. Eggman, Dr. Wily and other evil scientists and roboticists, villainous deities of My Hero Academia
• Respects: Arthur Maxson
• Opposed by/Opposes: William Stryker, Masato Kusaka/Kamen Rider Kaixa
• Additional Relationships: Godot, Izuku Midoriya and the other heroic deities of My Hero Academia
• Herald: Lola
• Here is a little story from the past: A scientist by the name of Dr. Kamizono was a researcher at the Sumeragi Futures Institute of Technology’s S-FIT. Though their mission is to revolutionize energy, the sinister practice of live experimentation on Adepts thrived beneath the surface. Kamizono disapproved of such practices, but that ultimately came down to Sumeragi helping create more and more of these “monsters”. Soon one fateful day he along with many other researchers are all killed by one of their experimentees, a young boy that commanded electricity, who disappeared into the unknown while Sumeragi wasted no time in burying the incident and taking his research to further their goals. Dr. Kamizono has two children, an older boy and a younger girl, and the former would go on to pick up the pieces left behind his late father. Believing Sumeragi actually silenced his father to take the research the kid came to the conclusion he would have to take matters into his own hands. This boy’s name is Copen Kamizono and he fights to rid the world of every last Adept.
• The removal of one of Amon’s titles was swift and efficient. Onlookers around the House of Philosophy could only toward a 14 year old kid clad in white and red dashing from building to building before disappearing without a trace. Later that evening reports popped across the different Houses of both Sumeragi and Eden’s hits. All shared the distinction of a white and crimson blur blasting through the air and eliminating their personnel and driving away their bosses through laser weaponry and abilities replicated from the higher ups. There was no mistaking it, Copen has ascended to the Pantheon.
  Copen: "Sumeragi and Eden. The fact that both of you walk in the land of the living once more is another crime in of itself. But you won't evade me, or your coming judgement."
• Though only a normal boy his genius in technology and engineering allows to keep up and even surpass the strengths of the mystical Adepts. Preferring unrelenting attacks and quick speed he arms himself with Border Mk II, a gun from his late father that once shot anti-Septima bullets but has since switched to lasers. Copen doesn’t slack on defense, however. In addition to the many subroutines he installs on White Tiger armor Copen can quickly Bullit Dash into things to tag them for his lasers and can even take to the skies with his Rocket Boots. Plus, through analyzing an Adept’s Septisome Copen can replicate their former owner’s powers. This was how he was able to copy the Azure Striker’s mainstay of defense: Prevasion, and this would only be the tip of the iceberg to his arsenal.
  • Abilities copied from Adepts’ Septimas take the form of EX Weapons and are manned by many different drones that surround Copen called Bits, all of them managed by a spunky Robot Buddy named Lola. From Power Grab and Gorgon Gaze to Hailstorm Blade and Hydro Zapper. While EX Weapons are inactive the Bits also function as a shield known as Flashfield, another barrier against attacks coming his way. With this in mind Copen is able to juggle both offense and defense and is a force to be reckoned with though he does hold back on using EX Weapons so as to not overly reliant on them and be defeated. Really piss him off and you'll get another story, as GV can attest to. Guilt Sequence and Doppler Destroyer are good enough proof of that.
• Speaking of, Copen can be looked at as Gunvolt’s opposite in almost every way. Copen is a Muggle who fights with technological genius clad in white and red, while GV is an Adept who fights with his granted powers and is instead dominantly clad in blue and black. Further highlighting this is the respective Tiger Versus Dragon and demon and angel symbolism between the two and with Copen originally hauling heavier armor, complete with a shield doubling as a ballista. In short, Copen was durable while GV was more nimble.
• Being a young scientist he frequents the House of Technology to further hone his craft, though he's very careful not to diverge any of his technology publicly so as they don't get misused much like with his late father's research. It is disappointing enough that there are all too many in the field of science who like to abuse it for personal gain such as Professor Hojo, Bonedrewd, and Ryoma Sengoku. Its for that reason he agrees with Arthur Maxson and the Brotherhood of Steel's overall doctrine, though he does balk at the Brotherhood's use of a Humongous Mecha and its ability to throw nuke-like ordinances. In a post-apocalyptic world. Where everthing was bombed to hell.
  Lola: "Geez, boss. Don't sugarcoat it or anything."
  • Roboticists on the side of evil also gets on his nerves, considering who his partner is and everything and having fought an Adept with "the self-absorbed delusions of an infant" that brought an entire factory's worth of machines to life. Eggman and Wily in particular are the kind of people who fit that description like the glove. Copen and Lola hates the latter's guts more mainly for being behind the Roboenza Virus. Even if he left behind enough cures for a whole population, that hasn't excused... practically everything else he has done. If he's conducting his business but is not hunting down Adepts and other superhumans then it is likely he's trying to thwart their plots.
• When working on research late in the Pantheon's nights he takes trips down to the House of Food. Specifically, he goes down to get some coffee and prefers it black. It's practically a favorite of his, and pretty indicative of his personality despite being so young he's wise beyond his years, even if he's quite stubborn. Here, he prefers to keep a low profile in this downtime and doesn't usually try to stick around longer than he needs to. Though he does consistently talk to Godot due to a shared love for coffee, anyways. Sure, the coffee-themed koans are quite odd and overall illogical, but the prosecutor makes for a good conversationalist anyways.
• As the Pantheon is a much more forgiving place Copen has been put under a lot of scrutiny for his goals when it comes to pulling a Final Solution on Adepts. While there is never any doubt it is an extreme solution the state of his world and actions of organizations like Eden is glaring, so it is not like he has no ground to stand on. One of the things that stopped people from being seeing him as bad as both Sumeragi and Eden is the fact he mainly reserves his wrath towards villains and other vagabonds, though make no mistake he won’t hesitate on attacking people like GV if they get in his way. The other reason is that with the revelation that his sister, Mytyl, is an Adept herself Copen’s resolve in his cause is noticeably shaken even as he left her and the Kamizono family to continue on fighting.
  • In any case, Charles Xavier along with the X-Men and other mutants have collectively deemed Copen their enemy for his stance against superhuman beings as a whole, not all too different from the regular humans who have their prejudices against them. Many are also weary of his ability to copy Septimas and it wouldn't be unreasonable to assume Copen would be able to do the same to their mutations if given time and the chance.
  • And speaking of mutant-hating humans, Copen and William Stryker have an interesting relationship. Though the two of them share many simalirites ranging from beliefs (in more ways than one to an extent) Copen is disturbed that he was willing to both kill his own son for being a mutant and his wife for given birth to said mutant... in some instances at least. Regardless, family is something that means a lot to Copen. It's the reason he took up fighting Adepts in the first place and the reason why he had a crisis of faith as stated earlier. One severe enough to fake his death, discard the Kamizono name, and leave his sister to live a life without him in the picture when earlier she was just in the dark of it all. William, meanwhile, most of the time finds his lack of ability to steel his convictions disgraceful.
  • Being a well known team of Cape Busters, Copen has worked with the Boys here and there. Although we would be lying if there wasn't any vitriol tossed back and forth given Copen's extreme ideals when it comes to superhumans as a whole considering his claims of wanting to rid the world of superhumans period. It's quite in line with Billy Butcher tried to do, even extending it to his teammates in the mortal world. Though even with that similarity he and Copen can hardly be called likeminded. Copen doesn't take any pleasure in what he does unlike Butcher and the revelation regarding his sister had him cast genuine doubts on what he preaches.
  • Being nearly undaunted in the idea that regular and Differently Powered Individuals are unable to coexist he is then unable to comprehend the state of the society deities from My Hero Academia are from. And thinking about it more ultimately leads him to be frustrated in the end, especially when it is about the disparity between there and Copen's world. On the other side of the coin many are weary of Copen as his use of Depleted Phlebotinum Shells and Power Grab are all too reminiscent of not only All for One but also bullets that are able to de-Quirk people. But as it is with Copen his beef is mainly with its villains, though he's a dangerous person the cross all the same.
• At some point different people have made comparisons between him and Masato Kusaka, mainly for the fact that both are not only rivals to the heroes of their respective but also carrying that drive to wipe out anyone they don't deem human. Copen and Lola consider the comparisons offensive. While the former won't necessarily deny them (Copen himself internally admitted he is a demon bent on revenge), he would like to make the distinction that he is definitely not a Yandere who is perfectly willing to manipulate the targeted interest's friends into infighting so he could have them all for himself. On Masato's end he finds the way Copen goes about his business with Adepts intriguing and is starting to have some similar thoughts when it comes to the Pantheon's population of kaijin. As if his existing Fantastic Racism for them wasn't enough.
  Lola: "A jerk and a creep. Ugh!"
  Copen: "What a winning combination."
• If you're still wondering: He and Amon, the former holder of Muggle Power, don't like each other by the way. Though the both have a shared hatred against their respective universe's powers, citing them as the cause of everything wrong and awful, came to that conclusion thanks to their fathers, and are both hypocritical in some way or another they are still very different. How they came to hate powers is as different as night and day with Copen doing so out of a love for his father and desire to avenge him while Amon was abused by his instead. The same can be said with how they deal with the problem with Copen wanting to kill anyone with a Septima and does the dirty business on his own while Amon took to debending people and building an following after it. In addition, both don't shy away at calling each other's hypocrisy whether its with Copen using the Adepts powers against them and ditching his sister as opposed to killing her like he always said or Amon being a Bender himself (and an incredibly capable one at that).
• Don't let that cold demeanor fool you. Even in his line of work he's quite the Deadpan Snarker himself, one that matches Gunvolt. And when the situation calls he can also be The Comically Serious. For example, he was quite through with Ghauri's atrocious rhymes, enough so that he was actually losing focus during their rematch. And he didn't even hesitate on pressing Gibril's Berserk Button repeatedly after finding what it was. In addition, his indistinct religiousness leads to Copen also being a bit of a prude if you can believe it. He was pretty stingy on what his sister is consuming in terms of reading material, and wasn't on board with the idea of her using perfume as that's more for older girls.
• There are times, however, in which Copen is a lot more mellow in his actions and attitude. He’s less of a Deadpan Snarker, preferring a more quiet and even respectful outlook towards his enemies and all the talk about God along with his Fantastic Racism for the Adepts and those empowered like them is oddly absent. This can be attributed to the journey where he took on the now Adept-backed Sumeragi Institute of Human Evolution where he went by the moniker of "iX". In other words, the journey involving the timeline in which Gunvolt and Joule were both killed by Asimov who then went on to usurp Sumeragi in the power vacuum from Nova’s demise and Take Over the World as Demerzel. His reign of terror would last for a century, and Copen was forced to become a cyborg to continue fighting. His new temperament here makes it all the more ironic, especially so since he now genuinely mourns Gunvolt and Joule’s death since practically every encounter with the former ended with Copen trying to murder him. Instead, he reserved every ounce of his Tranquil Fury towards Asimov. For Gunvolt and Joule's deaths at his hands, for Mytyl’s suffering as the Butterfly Effect, and for this living nightmare of a world where Adepts are heavily surveyed and forced to join in on killing the rest of humanity.
  • As a result many gods and goddesses note Copen is much easier to work with in this state of mind whereas he usually would of attacked someone with powers whether they were good or evil and would only relent if the situation proved really dire such as when an airship nearly crashed into a skyscraper. It is a bit hard to believe, and may give people some whiplash comparing the normal Copen to iX but few are willing to object having someone like that on their side for a change. Various heroic deities from My Hero Academia have come across iX by chance who was more than willing to help them out and even get along with them, though Copen perhaps gets along with Izuku Midoriya the best possibly because he used to be a Quirkless person himself. To Copen, he's reminded of an Adept who was not born with a Septima named "Blade", though the circumstances are much more tragic in their case, even if they were freed and even inspired to keep going by Copen in the end. Izuku and his allies silently hope this change of heart can be brought out more often.
• "I'll keep fighting until the day the last Adept falls."

Edited by CrownlessMimic on Dec 1st 2019 at 7:25:12 AM

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This time, I'm really gonna do it.

So I got two for the former and the new ones here

Duma and Mila, God and Goddess of Gentle Teachings Versus Harsh Discipline (Yeah, as previously stated they made two countries that become lazy and fascist respectively. Eventually waging war with each other)

Parwana, Goddess of Disguising Gender For Survival (Parwana is a girl who lives in a Taliban-controlled town pre-War on Terror. Again, watch the movie. It’s on Netflix)

'''IT, God of Outlawed Individuality (IT is a Brain in a Jar who has an entire planet act in a systematic way under his control. Any free thinking will be immediately purged.)

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@Copen:

for all three.

@Crownless Mimic for Copen Kamizono.

@M1gami Tensei: I wanted to approve Parvana, but have you considered the Trope Namer?

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