I honestly don't know.

Welcome to the Pantheon, where Nagash finally achieves the godhood he wanted... Before seeing others ascend before and after him, ultimately leading the Great Necromancer to suddenly demand more...

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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, Usalia, Dipper and Mabel Pines, Nagato, Bowser, The Hawkins Gang, Lucina, Arturia Pendragon, Artix Von Krieger, Zamasu, Aldia, Most Ascended Naruto Characters
• 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.
• It should be noted that Nagash was once a human who had a great position in Nehekharian society. Unfortunately not only was he too ambitious, but [[The Sociopath he never someone who cared about anybody and severything as a means of advancing himself]]. While he succeeded where Settra left off and achieved immortality, it came with drastic consequences that included the rise of the Undead and vampires. And his dabbling into black magic and the overuse of warpstones took to altering Nagash's appearance before he finally mutating into a skeletal being towering over 15 feet tall and having much of his armor infused into his body. Unlike Settra who despises his looks, Nagash is rather content with it.
• 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 Fallen 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. The feeling is also mutual for Usalia whose sworn enemy was someone who'd resurrect her parents into undead and feels Nagash's presence is that of a great evil that has to be stopperld. 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. The denizens of the ninja world, particularly Kakashi Hatake are vehemently opposed to Nagash due to his affinity for necromancy and feel that he is far more unhinged than Orochimaru and Kabuto Yakushi. Even Orochimaru is unnerved, though its because he let allow Nagash to destroy the Pantheon lest all of Orochimaru's current and future research becomes wasted.
  • 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.
• Nagash has developed a recent enmity against Aldia as both of them are subjects to Complete Immortality, but whereas Nagash is dismissive of the entity and would kill it to ensure that he himself is the absolute ruler of the afterlife and the Undead, Aldia thinks Nagash takes whatYHVH embodies and adds a sadistic and omnicidal spin to it and is willing enough to make alliances to combat against the Great Necromancer.
• 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

"O, Death... become my Blade, Once More"

Characterization is about Character Archetypes and Writing tropes for narrative purposes. What role a character has, if the character has an archetypal origin, the canonicity of the character or even if the character in question is based on another.

Personality is mostly based on the personality tipes someone has in a story. It's not strictly based on the narrative, mostly about a typo of personality a character shows.

Uni cat

I think there needs to be a small clean up because Personality mentions characterization and archetypes as well.

Edited by WhirlRX on Dec 2nd 2019 at 12:57:55 PM

That's what confuses me.

Characterization, as faso explained, is more of a narrative thing. It's a bunch of traits tied to a character's role in a work.

Personality should not mention "Personalities and Characterization". Instead it should mention "Personalities and Behaviors".

Edited by Drope on Dec 2nd 2019 at 10:23:25 AM

Original the Signature. Do not steal.

yeah. I go with that.

For Duma and Mila, I don't know if they're Intermediate or Greater since I get an in-between vibe from them

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

You can go with "Intermediate Deities, bordering on Greater" for the two of them.

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I'm also wondering Personalities can be Behavior instead?

Edited by WhirlRX on Dec 2nd 2019 at 1:45:26 PM

Day 1.

"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: 3 (Crimson Shark, The Wikia Editor, Super WIKI 1)
• Ascending on: Dec 9 (repost on Dec 3 and 6)
• 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: 3 (The Wikia Editor, Crimson Shark, Super WIKI 1)
• Ascending on: Dec 9 (repost on Dec 3 and 6)
• 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.

TV Tropes Pantheon Group Members Database

for both

Crimson Shark for Nagash.

I have no idea how that second post showed up. Sorry about that guys.

Edited by AzureLegacy on Dec 2nd 2019 at 2:02:39 PM

Edited by AzureLegacy on Dec 2nd 2019 at 1:59:51 PM

for both

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for Nagash.

Just a sad, lonely girl

Does anyone want to adopt any of these?

• SCP-2682, The Idiotic Deity (The Blind Idiot)
• Swain, God of Defensive Feint Traps
• James' Bug Friends, Divine Group Of Transforming Into Something More Human (House of Transformations)
• Titus Andronicus, God of Feeding His Enemies Their Own Relatives (House of Flesh Eaters)
• King Claudius, God of Comforting the Widow
• Banquo, God of Dying for Symbolism (House of Reasons For Death)
• Marguerite Breulih: Only I Can Kill Him (not sure how to phrase it)
• Asha Greyjoy, Goddess of Women With Manly Habits And Interests
• Aeron Greyjoy, God of Water-Based Visionaries (House of Prophets, Lawful Neutral)

They were previously approves, this is for who wants to take them

Edited by RJ-19-CLOVIS-93 on Dec 2nd 2019 at 11:51:49 PM

For Titus

Edited by rinrinboss on Dec 2nd 2019 at 2:46:11 AM

Didn't you already give me James' Bug Friends?

Edited by Mattman_the_Storyteller on Dec 2nd 2019 at 3:13:59 AM

Don’t know if the two counted, eh, whatever

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, Aigis, Labrys, 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
• Annoys: A2
• 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. Labrys also tries teaching Data on how to properly battle... with an axe
  • 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. Hilarious bugs A2 constantly with questions on if he could probe her for scientific purposes with her permission.
  • 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.

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"O, Death... become my Blade, Once More"

@ Oggy: I have a few ideas for the Octonauts.

• Barnacles could be friends with captains like James T. Kirk and Jean-Luc Picard. He could be friends with Mario upon hearing he's visited countless undersea realms.
• Hermione Granger would be fascinated by Shellington, thinking he's some sort of fantastic beast. Shellington would say that, by the standards of his world, he's actually normal, but he'd be interested in studying the aquamarine life in the Wizarding World. He'd also be surprised to watch Hermione cast an otter as a Patronus.
• Tweak could be friends with Dexter. Since her own inventions don't compare to Dexter's, she is willing to call on him when she needs help in building new machines.
• Tunip could be friends with the Lumas, who are just as childish as the Vegimals. The Lumas could visit Tunip's kitchen to help cook meals for their friends.

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@ M1gami: Data could be friends with Optimus Prime, who just as wise and benevolent as Picard. Data could also talk with Fi and relate to her because of her own struggle to understand human emotions. At the same time, he would be enemies with Ghirahim, thinking him no better than his brother Lore. Also, the Star Fox team would warn Data to stay away from the Aparoids, who are just as dangerous as the Borg.

Here's an interesting analysis for Rick Sanchez. Think Frasier might be able to figure this out?

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Character studies like that are relatively short-lived until the show actually adressed it so i would recommend Frasier looking into Rick unless he values his own life.

Uni cat

After seeing some interactions in Disney Heroes: Battle Mode, I decided to tinker around Judy and Nick's profile, namely about Nick slacking as a police man. Also, I deleted all spoilers within the profile seeing how long the movie has been out by now. Added this in at the end to wrap everything up.

• In all actuality, Nick actually takes his new job extremely seriously, even beating Judy in a bet against how many (proper) arrests he could get. His lack of caring is just a act to keep criminals from suspecting him before reporting back to Judy about everything he's learned. This has gained the attention of Sans, who also utilized such tactics to keep his foes off their guards, swapping information with him in exchange for status updates on anyone that Sans has his eyes on, namely just people that Sans knows want to use Frisk's determination for evil or have tried to kill Papyrus.

If this presents any problems, please let me know.

*Using Mat Pat*

"SMG4 Mario here with a very important message...

Honestly, I don't trust him for not only making theories just to shock the viewers, but for a plethora of other reasons that I really don't want to get into.

Edited by kingvideogames on Dec 2nd 2019 at 6:20:26 AM

Time to rise and shine. Good morning!

*shrug* Well, at least we know that psychoanalyzing Rick won't end well. That's a win, at least.

Edited by nightelf37 on Dec 2nd 2019 at 10:26:12 PM

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A while back I made a good profile for SCP-3004-1 getting Fantastic Religious Weirdness, but Bazzardreturns wanted to rework Aslan for this. What should I give it instead?