Trope Pantheons Discussion

Wouldn't it be easier to copy-paste the stuff from the history?

Edit: I never intend for this. Ah well. I think y'all need a New Perspective anyway

Edited by Crossover-Enthusiast on Dec 21st 2019 at 10:57:50 AM

I didn't expect any acceptance for my apology, anyway. I've sunk too deep in my terrible reputation. The Pantheon's potential is all that keeps me here despite all the well-deserved shit on me, but if the entire thread decides to gang up on my eviction, it just might convince me to leave TV Tropes altogether. Maybe.

Anyway, while I wait for the new Sartorius profile and a claimant for the Shining Armor rework, here are some different profiles.

AMS Agents Thomas Rogan, G, James Taylor, and Gary Stewart, Gods of Narm Charm] (Rogan: Eager Eagle, Rowgun, Logan | G: "Agent Gwendolyn", 'Genocide', Silver Fang)

^{Agent Rogan during the 2019 EFI Research Facility investigation} 

^{Agent G during the 2019 EFI Research Facility investigation} 

^{Agent G during the 2003 investigation} 

^{Agent G during the 1991 Bayou City investigation} 

^{Agent James 3 years later} 

• New Houses: Theater
• s:

• Demigods
• Symbol: The AMS Badge
• Theme Song: Clear
• Alignment: Lawful Good for the most part (G was Chaotic Good during the 1991 Bayou City investigation)
• Portfolio: Critical Existence Failure, Toppling Several Giant Bosses, Government Agents of Fiction
  • Rogan: Badass Longcoat, Based On Detective David Mills, Earn Your Happy Ending, Heterosexual Life-Partners with G, Last-Name Basis, Married to the Job, Parents as People, Retired Badass
  • G: One-Letter Name, Badass Normal In A Nice Suit, Based On FBI Agent Johnny Utah, Breakout Character, No Name Given, Odd Couple with Isaac Washington, Resembles Nick Kang in Overkill
  • James: Resembling Dr. Richard Walker in 4, Shut Up, Hannibal!, Takes "The World" With Him, Killed Off for Real
  • Gary: Ensemble Dark Horse, Expy of Leon Kennedy, Flat Character, Hand Cannon, Naïve Newcomer, Disappears After His Debut Game
• Domain(s): Agency, Zombie-Killing, Shooting
• Heralds: Sophie Richards (Rogan's wife), Kate Green (James's, then G's, partner), Lisa Rogan, Daniel Curien, Harry Harris and Amy Crystal (fellow AMS Agents), Ryan Taylor (James's brother)
• High Priest:
• Followers:
• Allies: Issac Washington (especially for G), Jill Valentine, Simon Belmont, V.S.S.E., the Virtua Cops, all Good-aligned Resident Evil deities, Saeko Busujima, Rei Miyamoto, Juliet Starling, The Green Flu Survivors
• Enemies: 'The Magician, Albert Wesker, Alex Wesker, Dracula, Dr. Zomboss, the Special Infected, many undead gods in the Pantheon, particularly the zombie-type, Wild Dog
  • G: the other "G"
• There are times when something dramatic comes off as hilarious and thus the absurdity of the situation puts its pathos to the rout. Unlike Bathos, this Narm isn't intentional. Sometimes though, it then becomes appealing in its own way, and thus becomes Narm Charm.
  • The light gun game franchise The House of the Dead is famous for this. Well, the first two, anyway; the later games made an effort to look decent, and thus lost some of the charm. That is why only AMS Agents Rogan, G, James, and Gary have been selected for the title. That—and the fact that there isn't enough information on them—is also why the entirety of AMS isn't nominated like V.S.S.E. had been for Light Gun Game.

• Agent G was the first of them to ascend, under the title One-Letter Name, and Isaac was there to greet him with an "About time, motherfucker!" G is just as happy to have his old friend in the Pantheon.
  • When he heard word of his House transfer, he was glad to hear it, and was the first to greet his old partner Thomas Rogan, James Taylor Back from the Dead after his Heroic Sacrifice to destroy Goldman's The World, and Gary Stewart from whatever happened to him after the 2000 Goldman Case.
• Applies to all or some of them:
  • As some of the most famous zombie hunters who ever lived, they naturally don't get along very well with members of the pantheon who have returned from the grave. This can range from mere distrust to outright contempt in the case of Dracula. The House of Vampires and, ironically, the House of Undead have strictly prohibited them from entry out of fear that they'll go on a rampage should they enter.
    • They also hold contempt for those whose experiments make mutants out of the undead, so they especially oppose Albert Wesker, his sister Alex, and their allies.
    • Speaking of the Weskers, the AMS agents occasionally assist Jill Valentine, Chris Redfield, Leon Kennedy, and their friends against those scientists and their Umbrella cronies, providing both access to the AMS database as well as their own skills as an undead creature killer. Once, on a desperate occasion, G even helped Simon Belmont in his fight against Dracula.
    • Dracula's resemblance to G and Rogan's arch enemy, Type-0 "The Magician", has not helped their icy relationship with the vampire. His past partner Kate's run in with the dantean monstrosity Type-β "The World" has also made G suspicious of whether Elsa had any hand in its creation because of its ice powers. They eventually cleared things up with the Arrendellian queen.
  • Technically speaking, save for the events in 1991, Curien's/Goldman's/Thornheart's forces aren't actually comprised of traditional zombies and are likely creations, thus creatures or mutants. For one, they straight up kill people rather than infect them. For another, they come in all shapes and sizes, wield weapons and elemental powers, and can even drive cars.
  • Badass Normals par excellence, between the four, they've killed enormous genetic abominations that can shoot fire, teleport, spawn endless electricity, fly, have multiple heads, swim, shoot webs, wield massive weapons, or manipulate ice. All while using only a six shot 9mm pistol, shotgun, or SMG (with Bottomless Magazines). Their colleagues have killed invulnerable giants, shapeshifters, and immortal evolving doomsday weapons while similarly armed.
    • As such, BOWs and the Special Infected are nothing special to them. Not even the Tank is that much of a problem, though Boomer bile might be a mite concerning.
  • Sometimes, during zombie-killing operations, instead of toting guns, James and Gary wear SEGA Dreamcast backpacks and keyboards and attack by typing words. Sometimes, it's a white PlayStation 2 instead of a Dreamcast, or a Mega Drive hooked to a tablet of all things, or even just an iPhone (and no backpack).
    • As for why the hell they even have such things, it's because they're Friendly Fireproof since they don't target non-enemy units. That said, without headshots, it means typing speed is the most important thing here.
  • Because they were used as both the code names and major inspiration for the primary undead strains he's fought, the agents were inherently mistrustful of Tarot cards and such motifs, and are uneasy around Nimue Inwudu as a result. And the Persona casts, who all bear various arcanas.
    • However, the Magician's ascension and their own repulse in the face of the mutant has changed G's opinion and they decided that cooperation was the better option.
  • Unlike Rogan, G never settled down and had kids, and thus regards his partner and his wife Sophie as the closest thing he has to a family. During the 1998 Curien Case, Sophie had gravely injured by the bardiche of Type-27 "The Chariot" and was almost considered dead; as a result, G and Rogan have grown to admire people who stay strong in spite of their disabilities.
• While not fighting the same foes as V.S.S.E. or the Virtua Cops, the AMS Agents do spend some time collaborating with them given that they're pretty good shots. That said, it also drew the enmity of Wild Dog, and while he won't be working together with most of the AMS Agents' enemies, he can still interfere in their operations as a Wild Card.
• Exclusive to Rogan:
  • <something about being a workaholic>
• Exclusive to G:
  • Ever since his first mission in Louisiana, he's had a taste for sazeracs, and he'll quickly start acting more like his younger, cockier, edgier self after having a few. He also has a taste for country music.
  • An old wound he received from Kuarl of Type-28 "Judgement" acts up from time to time. Luckily, he's always been stoic in the face of pain, and only lets it affect him when he's not on the job.
  • He will never tell anyone what the G stands for… but if you were to guess 'Gangsta', he wouldn't try to deny it.
  • Hates being mixed up with William Birkin, who also goes by 'G' (and is allied with Wesker), But he's on pleasant terms with both Jake Muller and Sherry Birkin.
  • There've been rumors about G having "metallic"-tasting blood and behaving "mechanically". But he assures folks who ask that he's a 100% organic human being.
  • Among the stuff in his part of the temple is Varla Guns's brain. It's true that the Pantheon has means to get her back to her old body, but it's best that a trope be found for her first (whether she's to be a Pantheon deity or just a herald or high priestess).
• Exclusive to James:
  • Just like with G, James has an old wound (on top of the one he received from Type-0001 "The Star") that acts up from time to time. Luckily, he's able to power through it, and only lets it affect him when he's not on the job.
  • Has been mocked for pulling a Stupid Sacrifice when the used his PDA-time bomb to destroy The World when he could've easily thrown it. Even if the Star had injured him and he wouldn't have lived for long, there were better ways to go in front of his partner Kate.
• Exclusive to Gary:
  • As someone introduced to the conflicts they're fighting while they were just newcomers to the agency they are working for, out of all the Resident Evil heroes, Gary gets along best with Leon Kennedy.

Detective Isaac Washington Jr., God of Excessive Swearing

• Returning to:
• s:

• Demigod
• Symbol: A Shotgun
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
• Portfolio: Boisterous Bruiser, Swearing A Whole Damn Lot, Bald Of Awesome, Blaxploitation Parody, Dual Wielding Guns, Cowboy Cop, Not A Fan of Insects, Even Bad Men Love Their Mamas, Jerk with a Heart of Gold, A Very Goul-Mouthed Tsundere
• Domains: Black People, Guns, Swearing
• Followers: Kainé, Yata Misaki, Oyuki-Chan, Maika Halfwolf, Holden Caulfield, Marco Mazzoli, the Dra+Koi protagonist
• Allies: The AMS Agents (particularly G), Samuel L. Jackson, Travis Touchdown, Anarchy Panty
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Jill Valentine
• Enemies: The Magician, Albert Wesker
• When it comes to swear words, none have said as many with such regularity as Detective Isaac Washington, Agent G's impromptu partner during the 1991 Papa Ceasar actually Clement Darling Case. Thanks to him, his game holds the Guinness World Record for the most swear words in a video game ever (while it was later superseded by Mafia II, no one there cusses as much as Isaac has). And it's thanks to that that he ascended to the Pantheon.
• After his ascension, some of the Gods have wondered that he resembles Samuel Jackson. Isaac, however, snubs them for assuming such a theory.
• Due to his potty mouth, he's not allowed near any children. Except those who already cuss regularly, like Tiny Tina or Joel's partner Ellie. And if he does cuss in range, he gets his speech censored from their ears. Only he gets his treatment due to his lack of self-control.
• Goldman is really angry at the fact that Isaac, a friend of one of the AMS Agents (G) has ascended. The EFI President plans to eliminate him for unknown reasons. Unbeknownst to Isaac, (even if he eventually listened to the tape, since the crime lord Papa Caesar didn't drop any names) Goldman may or may not be one of the few "powerful friends" Papa Caesar was referring to in his tape.
  • But he's since disappeared after the Magician's ascension, and he in turn decided to target Isaac as well due to his connection with G.
• Has no problems shooting criminals on the spot. Sledge Hammer actually approves that one time he shot Papa Caesar in the right leg.
• Due to his encounter with a literal example in Clement Darling, he will not say the word "motherfucker" to anyone who actually screwed their mother. Other swear words are still fair game.
• Has a gun he calls the Gwendolyn, which has the power (but not the crowd control) of the automatic shotgun, the range of the handgun, and has Bottomless Magazines.

Samurai Jack?

Edited by nightelf37 on Dec 22nd 2019 at 12:18:42 AM

Who's good at jumping?

Pantheon, God of Mighty Jumps (The Unbreakable Spear, The Artisan of War, Mantheon, Panth, Sparta, Arteus)

• Intermediate God
• Symbol: Crest of Mount Targon◊, His helmet and shield
• Theme Song: Pantheon Theme
• Alignment: True Neutral
• Portfolio: Revelling In Combat, Martial Pride, Sturdy Shield, Spear in hand, Grand Skyfall, Sparta-style Training, Embodied by the power of the Aspect of War, Secret Dream Of Being A Baker
• Domains: War, Leaps
• Allies: Champions of Runeterra, Leonidas, Ares, Kain Highwind,
• Rivals: Defenders of the Ancients (especially Balanar), Diana
• Enemies: Members of the Pantheon that are foes.
• A great Rakkor warrior from the flanks of Mount Targon, he climbed to the top of the peak to gain the power of the Aspect of War, Pantheon. Returned as a vessel of the Aspect, he branded a divine spear and shield... until Pantheon was defeated by the Darkin Aatrox and left the powerless Arteus to die. Now mortal and without the blessing of Pantheon, Atreus embraced his mortality and fight to defeat the divine with the Aspect's weapons in hand.
• Once a mighty High Priest of Leonidas, Pantheon leaped into the Pantheon (heh) and made himself one of the gods after crashing on anyone underneath his Grand Skyfall. His grandeur leap is so high that not might Mario could reach such height.
  • His mighty jump is a skill that is recognized by Dragoons of the Final Fantasy universe. He is a respected ally to Kain, not to mention Pantheon learning the way of a 'Dragon Slayer'.
  • He actually had to train very hard to attain the throne. This was one of those days when he was still mastering his ultimate jump.
• Pantheon is known for his giant leaps, but one day, he disappeared. Nobody knew about what happened to him and assumed that he died a warrior's death. Except he returned... changed, but stronger than ever. As he landed, he created a mighty slide upon impact.
• Yes, he is aware that the realm that he is now residing is called the "Pantheon." It's imperative that when you want to refer to the verse of the Trope Pantheons, you should always use the word 'the', or else you would instead call forth the Unbreakable Spear and the Jumping God. Usually, he introduces you with a mighty jump and foot first.
• In spite of his rigorous training and stalwart profession, he secretly dreams about becoming a baker. Yes, a baker.

@nightelf: I choose not to speak whenever you get ganged up on, but always remember you've got guys you can talk to on this website.

@Crossover: Congrats, you have passed bazzards for third place on the Pantheon Headers table, at 9 calls and rising.

Not at all. If nightelf can't be trusted on this forum, he's better off reading the Pantheon rather than contributing to it. I merely said that if he's kicked out and is sad or mad about it, he can talk to me. Surely doing that isn't illegal. Please do not misunderstand, I have indeed seen his record in the forum. I choose not to speak up negatively when something like this happens merely because I don't want the same to happen to me.

Here's my honest opinion: If harsh opinions need to be given, they have to be given. Maybe it'll shake the guy out of his errors. Notice that I don't admonish those who give harsh feedback because I believe they are justified and need to be stated. I have my limits though. If it extends into hate speech (which so far hasn't been the case), then I'll speak up. I rest my case.

While he is among my valued circle of allies in this forum (the full list is on my tropers page), I choose to be unbiased should a user be in error. That said, where I can I will do everything in my power to help nightelf before things reach such a point. I acknowledge he is at fault here. I didn't intervene in the Saiou profile because I know nothing about the franchise at hand.

It's actually possible to perma-lock your own pages?

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Dec 22nd 2019 at 12:35:25 AM

Are you telling us you want to keep in a guy who's research was not only inefficient, but possibly has the information on the profiles he typed inaccurate as well? Not only that, but he went off-topic as well.

EDIT: Got a little hasty with this response. That said, you aren't defending him?

Edited by HotmanX32 on Dec 21st 2019 at 11:30:49 AM

...You're lucky I didn't post the Navy Seal Copypasta as a response, or otherwise I would have viciously exposed your reputation to newbies. By the way, why did you lock your Pantheon sandbox page?

Edited by Siegfried1337 on Dec 21st 2019 at 8:28:18 AM

The lock is gone. I'm going to re-edit Saiou now

@Nightelf: Saiou's profile shows that you have failed to develop that potential, by continuously attempting to link separate lores in hopes of creating a grand central lore...which was the weakness of the Old Pantheon profiles, as it created a sort of "superiority", mainly by giving everyone Personas, or trying to jump onto Lord Fuse as a way to give everyone Nanos. That doesn't develop things, it promotes a bad crossover that erases flexibility when enabling characters to interact with each other.

Edited by safind on Dec 21st 2019 at 8:41:05 AM

@mariovssonic

Mario is well known for his jumping. That's why he used to be called "Jumpman".

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Dec 21st 2019 at 8:35:39 AM

@Pantheon ETC in Musical Compositions has the ability to leap to anywhere in the map similar to him. Back in the day every single MOBA hero that shared an ability always interacted with one another and i wonder, considering his greek/roman appearance, if Pantheon knows about minotaurs considering ETC is a Tauren.

I feel like posting another draft for another profile. It's for the cast of Winnie the Pooh, a group merge profile that I got approval for a while back. Looking for suggestions for the group in general and individual interactions regarding them.

The Denizens of the Hundred-Acre Wood^members Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin, Piglet, Tigger, Rabbit, Eeyore, Owl, Kanga, Roo, Patron Saints of Works Appealing Beyond Their Intended Demographic

• Demideities
• Symbol: A "hunny" pot
• Alignment: Neutral Good overall
• Portfolio:
  • Pooh: Beary Friendly
  • Christopher Robin: Token Human
  • Piglet: Cowardly Lion
  • Tigger: Keet
  • Rabbit: The Finicky One
  • Eeyore: The Eeyore
  • Owl: Know-Nothing Know-It-All
  • Kanga: Team Mom
  • Roo: Tagalong Kid
• Domains: Life, Adventure
• Herald: Gopher
• Allies: Sora, Mole, Rat, Badger, & Toad
• Hated by: Napoleon
• Deep in the Hundred-Acre Wood, where Christopher Robin plays...you'll find in the enchanted neighborhood, of Christopher's childhood days. More to the point, the Hundred-Acre Wood is where Christopher Robin has his many adventures with his stuffed animal friends consisting of Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, Rabbit, Eeyore, Owl, Kanga, and Roo. Although the original books were intended to appeal to a very young audience, the characters have managed to secure a following well older than their intended audience. It helps that they have received a bevy of animated adventures, beginning with some short films produced by Walt Disney, and having additional stories well after that.
• As Pooh was getting ready to go about on his day, he found a door in front of a tree that he hadn't seen before. After a bit of musing to himself, he decided to see where that door would lead him to. After Pooh opened that door and walked through he, the bear managed to find himself in a place far removed from the peaceful serenity of the Hundred Acre Wood. He was very curious about what it was, and a short while later, he managed to find Christopher Robin in that place as well. Christopher Robin told Pooh that he and his friends would always find an adventure in unlikely places, including those beyond that of the Hundred Acre Wood. Pooh, Christopher Robin, and their friends have since accepted that this tree will be a gateway between the Hundred Acre Wood and the Pantheon, where others can visit them during the Pantheon's more quiet days.
• The Hundred-Acre Wood was among the various destinations that Sora has visited during his travels. Unlike many of the places he has gone to, there hasn't been any real threats targeting the Hundred-Acre Wood, with most of the problems occurring there being minor personal problems pertaining to Pooh and his friends (and the only thing that resembled a significant event that occurred there was Pooh suffering from amnesia as a result of The Heartless attempting to attack the place and some pages getting torn in the process). Whenever he isn't busy on a major adventure, Sora sometimes visits Pooh and friends to check up on how they're doing and to simply relax.
• Although Pooh and co. aren't really the types of deities to make any lasting enemies, there have been a few that have harbored a strong hatred towards the group. Among them include Napoleon, a tyrannical pig that firmly believes in animal superiority and is more than willing to eliminate those that oppose him. The thought of a place where animals and humans can coexist without much conflict such as the Hundred-Acre Wood was something that disgusted Napoleon and he wanted that place and its residents gone entirely. None of the Hundred-Acre Wood denizens have anything positive to say about Napoleon, with Piglet and Rabbit specifically having a more pronounced dislike of Napoleon compared to the others.
• Winnie the Pooh, or Pooh for short, is a bear of very little brain and more or less the central figure of the Hundred Acre-Wood. He really likes honey and has pots of them at his home. While he is very much naive for the most part, he does have moments of brilliance every so often.
• Christopher Robin is very much the only human within the Hundred-Acre Wood that Pooh and co. hang out with...and also the only human within that setting in general. He’s a generally chipper child and helps out Pooh and the others with whatever they need, effectively making him a leader of sorts for the group.
• Piglet happens to be Pooh's best friend and is very timid, especially when it comes to things that he perceives to be dangerous. By default, his timidness makes it easy for him to get coerced into doing something the rest of the Hundred-Acre Wood gang wants, but he’s able to put up a brave act if pushed far enough.
• It's not much of a stretch to say that Tigger is easily the most hyperactive member of the Hundred-Acre Wood ensemble. Tigger has a springy tail and greets others by pouncing on them and spelling his name as T-I-Double-Guh-Er.
• Given how eccentric this group of characters are, Rabbit would be the one that's sane in comparison and even then, he's prone to acting just as strangely as the others. While he makes the effort to present himself as a stern figure, misfortune befalls him on a regular basis, and even if he’s a grouch, he still cares about the others even if their antics come off as annoying to him.
• Eeyore is very glum and doesn't really look on the bright side all that much. Besides his perpetual pessimism, he also has a detachable tail that's sometimes prone to going missing.
• Owl plays the role as the elder within the Hundred-Acre Wood group and he fancies himself as someone with quite a bit of knowledge on whatever is happening to the group. While the Pooh and his friends look up to him as a beacon of knowledge, it's clear that he's not as smart as he claims to be, with some of his words resulting in the rest of the group getting into what amounts to a wild goose chase.
• Kanga and little Roo are a mother and son duo who are usually seen together, though Roo has been known to go on a few adventures of his own. Kanga has a motherly role not just to Roo, but to the other Hundred-Acre Wood folks. Roo is an energetic child that hangs out with Tigger quite a bit and looks up to him.

I honestly have no clue if Pantheon interacts with Alistar. I doubt it.

Yeah, checked. They never interact before though I could say that he recall that guy.

Edited by mariovsonic999 on Dec 21st 2019 at 8:47:51 AM

Kafuru, Goddess of Water-Based Toy Weaponry

• Lesser Goddess
• Symbol: Luka, her dolphin
• Theme Music: Are You an Idiot?
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Dual-Using Water Guns, Summoning A Dolphin to Battle, Water User, Projectiles What Turn on a Dime, Girlish Pigtails, Constantly Insulting Everyone Who Are Below Her, Jerkass, Perfectly Mature Woman, The Smart Gal, Shinobi
• Domains: Water, Dolphins, Shinobi
• Allies: Ryouki, Ecco the Dolphin, Yuna, Angelia Avallone (Vitriolic Best Buds)
• Enemies:
• Commonality Connection With: Akatsuki
• Kafuru is the youngest child of the current Mikagura Sisters, and the smartest of the three sisters. While her pair of dolphin-shaped water guns might look pitiful, she is able to fire multiple water jets out of them in rapid succession, which can change direction to hit where Kafuru is aiming at. She also carries around a super soaker, but that is for special occasions. And that's not taking account the events of Peach Beach Splash tournament, where all of the contestants were made to fight with water-based weaponry.
• While she is a skilful shinobi, her skills are nothing compared to how sharp her tongue is. She is incredibly condescending forwards anyone who she sees being inferior to her mentally, and loves to argue with anyone she can get a grip on, deliberately talking down on them to rile them up.
• Because she finds herself being really intellectually mature, she hates being called a child and treated as such. Which in results actually makes her seem even less mature as she seems like due of how persistent she can be denying that.
• Due of he Guardian Animal being a dolphin (named Luka), she has a bond with Ecco. Though note that Luka isn't really a nice and playful dolphin, at least by looking at him from the outside.
• After hearing about rumours that there is someone who might sound like her, her investigation eventually lead her meeting Mugen Yogoruma. At first Kafuru tried to place her dominance over her in her usual fashion... until Mugen started to throw dirt at her hard, speaking in really complicated manner and with concepts what Kafuru had hard time wrapping her head around. Eventually Kafuru actually started to cry, saying that she will become obsolete at this rate. However, Mugen actually tried to comfort her, saying that her mind isn't half bad for a human, just not good as someone in equal terms with an Outer God. All she needs to do is not get other people's trash talk get to her and she might be set for anything. Kafuru took the compliment well.
• Her relation with her and Angelia is an odd one. Both of them spend a lot of time mocking each other. However, they find the fact that they are rather equal in that terms quite interesting, and it has generally turned into playful banter than anything serious.
• Besides their shared sense of weaponry, the Inklings have banned her from taking place in Turf War due of the fear that her actual water guns would end up being overpowered and non-beneficial to her teammates.
• She, begrudgingly, has some sort of connection with Akatsuki due of both of them being treated as kids even though both of them insist of being treated mature women. Begrudging as it means she has to admit the problem.
• One time The Sole Survivor came up to her and said they want to upgrade her water guns. She didn't really understand how they would upgrade them, but she went with it. When she got them back, she didn't understand why they are upgraded to fire soda at people... until she tested them out and found out that the projectiles are explosive. She got mad at the Sole Survivor for providing something this dangerous without informing her and told them to return the guns back to normal.
• Is MLG as heck.
• There. Case closed.

I feel like a brief reference to the Pooh Adventures is in order here, mainly with the gang confused as to how and why they would go on so many dangerous adventures.

Here is a rough draft for the next profile I'm working on. Ser Barristan ascends tomorrow so for now, it's the Blues Brothers. There are a few flavour texts that will be added later but what I'm looking for is what additional allies and enemies could be added to this.

The Blues Brothers, ^Members  Jake Blues & Elwood. Gods of Missions from Higher Powers

• Potential House: Motivations For Heroism (House of Heroes)
• Demigods
• Symbol: A silhouetted drawing of themselves.
• Theme: "Everybody Needs Somebody to Love"; Alternatively "Sweet Home Chicago".
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Went on a mission from God to save their orphanage, Bash Brothers, Impervious to bullets, explosives and car crashes, The Comically Serious, Always wearing their glasses, Bonded in the orphanage and adopted each other, cause of a million dollars worth of damage in their quest, Big eaters, Drives Like Crazy, Crazy-Prepared, drives the Bluesmobile
• Domains: Music, Criminals, Divine
• Allies: Kermit the Frog, The Three Stooges, Brook, Sergey Stepanov/Epic Sax Guy, Amigo, Elvis Presley, The nuns and sisters of St. Katherine's Parish, Erica Fontaine
• Enemies: I-No, Red Skull, Gihren Zabi, Wilhelm Strasse, Millennium & Adenoid Hynkel), Eric Cartman
• Wary Around: Leia Skywalker
• Opposed By: The House of Justice
• The Blues Brothers, Jake and Elwood Blues, are a Blues and Soul revivalist band that debuted in 1978 as guests on Saturday Night Live. Consisting of veteran R&B musicians, The pair fronted the band, with Jake playing lead vocalist while Elwood providing backup as either vocalist or playing the harmonica. Not long after debuting, Jake ended up in prison and the band disbanded but when he was released, having served three years in a five year sentence, he and Elwood returned to the orphanage they grew up in to learn it will be closed down if they didn't pay their $5000 property tax at the end of the month. The brothers then went to a church to figure out how to get the money needed, where a divine light shined down upon Jake, giving him the answer they needed. They needed to get the band back together and perform a concert to get the money for the orphanage. And so the journey began, with Jake and Elwood travelling about to get their band members back together for the show... all the while avoiding Neo-Nazis, an angry country band, a mysterious homicidal woman - who turned out to be Jake's ex-fiancee - and the entire Illinois Police Department. But they weren't alone. All along the way, several miraculous events happened in the boys favour, including surviving explosions, point-blank gunfire, rocket launchers fired at them, and even having their car perform some incredible feats. But all that dissipated when the two finally completed their quest and received the receipt for the tax payment.
• While in prison, the brothers received an invitation from one Kermit the Frog, who asked them to perform as guest stars for the Pantheon's Muppet Show, to which they accepted. Unfortunately, Elwood's drivers licence was still suspended and soon a massive manhunt was underway. Every member of the House of Justice were in hot pursuit of the duo, trying to be the first to apprehend them considering their notorious reputation. They managed to evade capture and perform several songs for the expecting audience... only to be arrested shortly after. Turned out the officers were all in attendance, and came prepared. Before they could send them away though, Kermit revealed he had spoken to the Court of the Gods prior to the concert, granting them a temple and position in the Pantheon. The Blues Brothers were now gods... and the police were not the least bit happy about it.
• Their temple leads to two locations; the first is Elwood's flophouse apartment in Chicago. A rundown, dilapidated place located right beside the transit system. They don't visit it much anymore, considering it was blown up by Jake's fiancee. The other place they can travel to is St. Helen of the Blessed Shroud Orphanage, the place the brothers grew up in and risked their lives to save. There is one catch to going there. They have to endure the wrath of Sister Mary Stigmata, also known as The Penguin.

Edited by Bazzardreturns on Dec 21st 2019 at 8:47:51 AM

@Winnie The Pooh Gang: For tropes regarding their characterizations, Pooh should have Big Eater, Help, I'm Stuck!, The Klutz.

@Acre Wood You think Pooh would be sympathetic to Barry B. Benson's attempt to save honey? There was also that commercial where he attacked Pooh...

@Bazz Nostalic Critic play their NES game once. And also reviewed the sequel. I don't know how to make an interaction out of that but i hope it involves slaptick somehow.

I think Michael Jackson got his start on R&B too tho i would have to check. I guess he would be sympathetic to their cause too.

Oshiete oshiete yo sono shikumi o...

@Blue Bros There was a parody of them known as the Runaway Five/Tonzura Brothers in Earthbound. They had black suits in the Japanese version.

Edited by mariovsonic999 on Dec 21st 2019 at 8:56:44 AM

@The Denizens of the Hundred-Acre Wood: Perhaps some interaction with Pinky and the Brain given that they have parodied Winnie the Pooh.

I don't actually know how to lock a page, only that when it's locked, it means somebody was currently editing it. I'm not doing so now.

I have edited Saiou's page to ensure the removal of the..."additions", but it still needs polishing.

You can post the current version now. It is more objective.

If the profile is posted as to how I left it, yes. If not...well...And do note that I consider it incomplete still. Even if it is posted, it will need improvement.

Edited by safind on Dec 21st 2019 at 9:05:55 AM

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Dec 22nd 2019 at 1:06:39 AM

So does anyone have Lotus-Eater Machine?

Bazzardreturns has suggested that I should move those relating to adventure-related tropes, to Travel. Just be under Adventures. If you agree with him, who should be included?

I don't think so. What deity or what dominion do you want for the trope?

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Dec 21st 2019 at 9:10:45 AM

Just for the record; sometimes pages glitch and get edit locked after someone edits. The history page still lets you assess it in this case.