Trope Pantheons Discussion

HOTD once again.

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)

• New Houses: Jokes And Comedy OR Fan Reaction OR Types of Popularity
• s: 2 (The Wikia Editor, Ferot_Dreadnaught)

• 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, 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 (Rogan's daughter), Daniel Curien (Dr. Roy Curien's son), Dan Taylor and Yukio (second-in-command and member of the Rogan Commandos), Harry Harris and Amy Crystal (fellow AMS Agents), Ryan Taylor (James's brother)
• 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, Columbus, Tallahassee, Wichita and Little Rock
  • Rogan: Sonya Blade, Ryotaro Dojima, Bright Noa
  • G:
  • James:
  • Gary: Leon S. Kennedy
• Rivals:
• 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
  • Rogan:
  • G: the other "G"
  • James: Junko Enoshima
  • Gary:
• 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. James' run in with the dantean monstrosity Type-β "The World" has also made him suspicious of whether Elsa had any hand in its creation because of its ice powers. They eventually cleared things up with the Arrendellian queen, but cryokinetics are still people they watch out for, especially for James.
  • 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 (though some victims do reanimate later). 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 to deal with.
  • While the specifics regarding the AMS is not known, what is known that it's American-based and is probably outside of other US Government organizations and/or jurisdiction. Still, they're on amicable terms with government agents in the Pantheon such as Shuichi Akai, Tooru Amuro and Rena Mizunashi (FBI, NPA (Japanese National Police Agency) and CIA agents respectively), and will assist them in cases against the Black Organization.
  • 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 they've fought, the agents were inherently mistrustful of Tarot cards and such motifs, and are uneasy around Nimue Inwudu and Sartorius as a result. And the Persona casts, who all bear various arcanas. Notably, as of the events of Scarlet Dawn, the Devil is the only tarot card that hasn't been used as the name of any boss they or their heralds have encountered.
    • 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. They still distrust the Duelist, though, given his tenure under the Light of Ruin.
  • 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 been 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:
  • All that's known of Rogan is that he was born on February 9, 1966, eventually joined AMS, and became recognized as its top agent. Although known for being a "hothead", he was distinguished for his courage and keen decision-making. He participated in what would come to be known as the 1998 Curien Case, because his then-girlfriend Sophie was a researcher in the Curien Mansion. Together with G, he put a stop to Curien's schemes and put down his creation the Magician (or so they first thought). Between that case and his next appearance 21 years later in the third game, he had married Sophie (who managed to survive the Curien Mansion incident), and they had a daughter named Lisa, although his relation with her was strained due to focusing too much on work.
    • Eventually, after the collapse of AMS, he determined the source of the apocalypse posthumously organized by Goldman to the EFI Research Facility, and with a secret division of military commandos that he had formed, he staged a raid on the facility. All of his men died, and he almost did too were it not for Dr. Curien's son Daniel. He would be reunited with his daughter and G two weeks later, and while Lisa and Daniel dealt with the Wheel of Fate, G stayed with Rogan to tend to his injuries. At the end of the whole conflict, as the four of them left the facility, when G asked whether this mission would change anything, Rogan — while unsure — optimistically claimed that they had "done [their] part", and that the future was left to people like Lisa and Daniel.
  • As for what Rogan does in the Pantheon, without an AMS to direct them, he leads his fellow members as its most senior agent.
  • As a workaholic who barely had time for his own daughter, Rogan's gotten to know others who've had similar dynamics with their kids. They may or may not have formed an Anonymous Support group.
    • First is Sonya Blade, who had a strained relationship with her daughter Cassie by devoting herself to her job as a Major General and treating Cassie as another soldier and rarely her own daughter. She's trying to move on from this since her husband Johnny Cage became too concerned of this attitude.
    • Second is Ryotaro Dojima, whose relation with Nanako was strained by his fears ever since his wife's death by a runaway car collision, and he frequently took to work to avoid her. Thankfully, Yu Narukami's arrival eventually got these issues fixed up.
    • Third is Bright Noa, whose status as an EFSF naval officer strained his relationship and unintentionally antagonized his son Hathaway, who later became an insurgent in the organization Mufti and got captured. Bright signed the execution order without knowing it was his son he was sending to the firing squad. When he found out, he was so shattered that he resigned his commission.
• Exclusive to G:
  • Most of G's personal information is unknown, including his nationality, birthdate, and real name. Age-wise, he was approximately 35 to 40 years old in 1998[3] (making him around 50 in 2019, and at least his late 20s to early 30s when he was a rookie in 1991).
    • Speaking of 1991, after his graduation from the AMS academy, Special Agent G was assigned to investigate a missing persons case in Bayou City, Louisiana linked to crime lord Papa Caesar. That was where he met Detective Isaac Washington. They would work together in stopping Papa Caesar, as well as the real mastermind behind the outbreak Clement Darling.
    • His next (or first, rather) known case was with Rogan in the 1998 Curien Case, and then two years later he partook in the 2000 Goldman Case, but ended up grievously injured, forcing him to leave the rest to fellow agents James and Gary, who were supposed to meet up with him.
    • Three years later, he would eventually meet up with Kate Green, who had been James's partner before he sacrificed himself to destroy Type-β "The World", and they would take the fight to the source; a yet-again-resurrected Magician. They would stop him once more.
    • In 2019 in his world, he would partner with Rogan's daughter Lisa as they investigate his old partner's disappearance. Details of that incident can be found in Rogan's section.
  • 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:
  • Prior to the 2000 Goldman Case, all that's known of James is that he was born around 1965, and that as an AMS special agent, he was known for having a calm composure and a "computer-like" mind.
    • During the 2000 Goldman Case, alongside rookie agent Gary, James was supposed to meet up with G, but due to G's sustained injuries during the battle, they had to take over for him, and worked alongside fellow agents Harry and Amy. After a match with the Magician, and destroying Type-α "The Emperor", they eventually stopped Goldman once and for all. Or so they thought...
    • Three years later, together with rookie agent Kate Green, while gathering intelligence at the agency's European branch office, an earthquake trapped them inside, and creatures began to run rampant once more. Fighting their way back to the Goldman building, after stopping one of his posthumous plans to nuke the world, they then had to confront Type-β "The World". When it eventually proved too tough for SMG bullets to penetrate, James decided to end it with a self-destruct sequence activated by his PDA, taking his own life in the process.
  • 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 berated for pulling a Stupid Sacrifice when the used his PDA-time bomb to destroy Type-β "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. They also wondered how the explosion was strong enough to destroy The World yet leave Kate unharmed while she was relatively close by.
    • There are a few theories as to why he did what he did, however: 1) the explosive was actually in James and the PDA was just the detonator, presumably as a way of dying with whatever intel he has along with his captors if he's ever captured. 2) [[spoiler:Killing The World doesn't just require a high-powered explosive, but also a Human Sacrifice, and James had been trying not to resort to that before he realized they had no other choice. Otherwise, he would've started with the PDA-nuke right off the bat. James is holding no comment on either of these theories.
  • As an advocate for not giving up hope, he's appalled by the fact that there are folks who explicitly desire to destroy it and sink people into despair. As such, Junko Enoshima is a prime enemy he won't hesitate to shoot on sight.
  • Was once asked if he has miraculous powers from beyond the grave to help his brother Ryan in the mortal realm given that in the battle against Thornheart's mutant The Moon, after Ryan picked up a rebar and jumped from a multiple-stories building to stab the monster without a second thought, lightning came soon after to finish the beast.
• Exclusive to Gary:
  • All that's known of Gary is that he joined the AMS in 1999, and that despite his inexperience, he put full effort into his job; though his actions were sometimes reckless and concerned fellow agent James Taylor. His first case would be in 2000 alongside James. Nothing else about him since then is known.
  • 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.

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[[folder:Isaac Washington]] 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 Anarchy, all Good-aligned Resident Evil deities, Saeko Busujima, Rei Miyamoto, Juliet Starling, The Green Flu Survivors, Columbus, Tallahassee, Wichita and Little Rock
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Jill Valentine
• Enemies: The Magician, Albert Wesker, Alex Wesker, Dracula, Dr. Zomboss, the Special Infected, many undead gods in the Pantheon, particularly the zombie-type
• 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. He was also the first from his game series to do so.
• As for who the duck he is, Isaac was a detective who lived in Bayou City, Louisiana. When it got struck by a viral compound that turned the population into mutants (he was at a strip club at his apartment^* actually, he was out visiting his Mom's), upon returning, and finding out that Papa Caesar (who killed his father, except not really) was behind this, he worked together with G to put a stop to it.
• 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 no names were dropped) 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, who 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.
• Ever since several elevator-related hazards throughout his adventure with G, Washington has acquired a fear of going into elevators.

TV Tropes Pantheon Group Members Database

@Muundeis for Victor Van Dort and Victoria Everglot as well as the Network.

I've got another nomination:

From Dragon Ball:

• Gine, Goddess of Belated Backstories
  • Potential House: Narrative Structure (House of Narrative)
    • Pretty much nothing was known about Goku's mother (aside from the fact that she existed) prior to the publishing of Dragon Ball: Minus in 2014. Not only did it reveal who she was, but it also served as Goku's official canonical backstory, with the Broly movie bookending it by having Gine call out for Kakarot at the beginning and Goku then finally accepting his Saiyan name at the end.

Edited by TheWikiaEditor on Jan 14th 2020 at 10:36:16 AM

Muundeis: for both profiles.

Just a sad, lonely girl

The trope seem about an already established character with little backstory who then gets it later. Isn't Gine's backstory established when she appeared?

"I do." "Uh..."

"Our objective is simple: ready the population for participation in the galactic community."

Next time on Dr. Phil Straddles The Border...

Wikia: I think Hamana reserved it for Cameron.

Just a sad, lonely girl

and @Wikia: Now that I think about it, just yesterday I might add. I don't think Gine has enough new backstory to fit in the Pantheon except as Bardock's herald. That may change in the future though.

This is starting to become a Running Gag... I've just started.

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Jan 14th 2020 at 9:35:14 PM

Retired effective March 1, 2022

for your profile on Char.

Time to explore the world!

Okay, I'll pause my profile-making for a few days but first, I would like to re-review my next profiles' titles.

• Gaige, Goddess of Deadly Inaccuracy (adopted from Davekazer) Reasoning: One of Gaige's main skills is "Anarchy", which gets stronger with more Anarchy stacks and thus, her shooting becomes more aimless and technically deadly which makes her shooting very unpredictable.
• Bulkhead, God of Visible Alternate Mode Parts (adopted from Kindle4Light) Reasoning: All Cybertronians have a form of kibble in some way (especially in the toylines) and Bulkhead is a good example in that he often utilise his kibble a lot, mostly as a chair.
• Sora Shiun'in, God of "Adorable Kid" Facades Reasoning: It's one of his main gimmicks, either to get free food or maintain a cover for Academia. Alternatively, there's Welcome Back, Traitor for him since he's accepted back quite swiftly despite openly terrifying everyone with his true colours and allegiance to Academia.

Edited by Muundeis on Jan 14th 2020 at 9:50:51 PM

Next time on Dr. Phil Straddles The Border...

for all three.

I also want to rework Knuckles with his current trope, Not Quite Flight. The reasoning is that Knuckles’s dreadlocks gives him the ability to trap air which allows him to glide. During the games he is playable (excluding party games), this is one of the ways you can utilize him (the other being climbing).

Edited by louisent31 on Jan 14th 2020 at 10:05:08 PM

Just a sad, lonely girl

Carry on.

Retired effective March 1, 2022

Le dumb profiles have arrived

I have no clue what to ask so gib meme suggestions

Doge and Walter, Divine Duo of Image Macro (Doge: Dog E, Kabosu, Kawosu, Plemyannik, Mr. Doge | Walter: Nelson the Bull Terrier, Walter Clements Jr., W, A, L, T, E, R, Your Majesty)

• Potential House: Memes
• Lesser Gods
• Symbol: Their respective faces
• Alignment: True Neutral (Doge) and Neutral Evil (Walter)
• Portfolio: Negative Continuity, Frequently dying, Villain Protagonist
• Domains: Dogs, Pictures, Comics, Memes, Faces, Monster Trucks and Fire Trucks
• Allies: Isabelle (alleguedly Doge's second wife), Pyrocynical, Grandayy and Dolan Dark
• Enemies:
• Le Squad has arrived. Doge began as a simple image labelling meme in the early 2010s before the Dogelore was born. There Doge was turned into a family man frequently abused by his wife Karen and getting involved in very wacky adventures. Given his origins, he was later awarded with the Image Macro title, reacting with an appropriate "wow much pantheon, very ascension, so tropes".
  • Doge was also joined by his friend Walter. This one on the other hand is a lot more mysterious and his face rarely changes. Not many know what Walter does or thinks, only ever stating that he likes Fire Trucks and Monster Trucks.

Uni cat

I have an idea for Fighting a Shadow if it isn’t taken. I’m not trying to do Nehelenia anymore.

Chaos (Sailor Moon)

My reasoning being that every previous main antagonist were incarnations of Chaos, excluding Galaxia. They were mere embodiments of Chaos. There’s also the fact that Chaos can use the attacks of the previous main antagonists as well. Incarnations of Chaos were Queen Metalia, Death Phantom, Pharoah 90 and Nehelenia.

Edited by SailorVenus372 on Jan 14th 2020 at 8:01:09 AM

I’m plotting my schemes wherever I go! They’re perfect in every way…

Suggesting that Clockwerk and Neyla get moved to Forms of Immortality, given that their given trope isn't strictly related to hatred.

A few things about Char:

• I'm surprised that there's nothing about Char and Vader other than the fact that they are allies, considering that Char is technically a Vader Clone (and the fact that one Char Clone is a really blatant Vader Clone, specifically Iron Mask Carozzo from F91, which makes sense due to the many Star Wars references in F91).

• Nothing about Char and Star Trek characters. After all, Gundam is basically Japanese Star Trek.

• 40k orks paint objects or beings red to make them go faster because all Orks share a psychic link allowing them to impose belief on reality. (DA RED ONEZ GO FASTA YA GITZ)

• Eggman might oppose Char if Char decides to do another Colony Drop, due to the last story of Sonic Adventure 2, along with the fact that he can't build Eggmanland if there is no world to build it on. X and Zero probably would as well, both due to the Eurasia incident of Megaman X5 revolving around a space colony being dropped onto Earth, with the area affected being Area Zero from Megaman Zero 4.

Edited by Gehayadren on Jan 14th 2020 at 11:07:39 AM

Ha ha ha. What a story, Mark.

Nyarlathotep has Fighting a Shadow.

@Sawkman

for moving Clockwork and Neyla

@Fasoman

For the two dogs, Chad Warden, SiIvaGunner, and Ebony are pretty much "Meme" characters. Maybe an interaction with SMG4 and Glitchy Mario, who also go on strange, meme-filled adventures. Sans and Papyrus might be amused and annoyed respectively at them, as they also dealt with a mischievous Annoying Dog in their world.

for Amuro

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Jan 14th 2020 at 8:12:00 AM

THE GOLDEN AGE WILL RETURN AGAIN!

Thank youfor the opinions, I was just starting out.

Also may I rework Amuro Ray along with him? He fits his trope as the first true pilot of the Real Robot Genre due to knowing thevgenre inside and out. He understood the Gundam, endured the trials of war unlike a Super Robot pilot and others...

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Jan 15th 2020 at 12:06:58 AM

Retired effective March 1, 2022

Go ahead, you seem knowledgeable about Gundam.

Also, SAO and P5 crossing over is strange, but Persona 5 is no stranger to crossovers (Smash, Granblue (funny, because All Out Attack is both a final smash and a charge attack in the former and latter games respectively), Sonic Forces, and some others).

Ha ha ha. What a story, Mark.

Is the Man Behind the Man taken? I could see it working too

I’m plotting my schemes wherever I go! They’re perfect in every way…

I would like to make a suggestion for Nay-Theist (perhaps two): Sharon or Atriox. I am still deciding which to pick between the two.

Sharon is a born-again Christian, who has lost her faith to her religion before the second coming. After her husband's senseless death, she takes her daughter to await the Rapture. After her impatience takes over, she kills her daughter to give her entry to heaven and when it finally arrives, she decides to forsake herself into the darkness, as she has fed up with God and His cruelty.

Atriox came from a race of Brutes that were members of The Covenant, a massive theocratic government that was dictated by the Prophets who believed of the idea known as the Great Journey, a path of ascension to the divine. After being sent battlefield to battlefield watching as his own race was slowly slaughtered in the frontlines all for the sake of the "Great Journey", he slowly realized that the Covenant was a farce and rebelled, becoming a second major threat to not only the Covenant, but to Humanity as well.

Also, may I have the permission to retrieve and rework Kreia from the Mentalism Other history?

I swear Loid, you can't draw worth shit!

For some more Char insanity, Char is a pop culture figure in the same realm as Darth Vader and Spock. There's also a custom laptop made in his image, a Nintendo Game Cube, a Game Boy Advance SP, a motorbike helmet, a Nintendo 3DS, a credit card from GE Consumer Finance called the Char Custom (which receives three times as many bonus points per 1000 yen spent compared to their other Gundam-related credit cards.), and a red Toyota Auris (which Char himself did an advert for) from Zeonic Toyota (a branch of Toyota).

The main antagonist of Persona 5 also dresses up as him during one part of his boss fight. Considering who voices both of them (in Japanese and English), this was definitely intentional.

Edited by Gehayadren on Jan 14th 2020 at 11:39:39 AM

Ha ha ha. What a story, Mark.

Ozwell Spencer has that trope.

Go ahead and retrieve Kreia.

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Jan 14th 2020 at 8:35:01 AM

THE GOLDEN AGE WILL RETURN AGAIN!

Hamana@I go with Sharon.

Edit: I was thinking of Left Behind.

Edited by WhirlRX on Jan 14th 2020 at 11:49:42 AM

@Hamana: I say that you should go with Atriox.

This time, I'm really gonna do it.

Malzahar, God Of Accepting The Foretold Future (The Prophet of The Void)

• Lesser God
• Symbol: One of his Voidlings
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
• Portfolio: Humanoid Abomination, Becoming Aware After Gazing Into The Void, Carrying Out The Void's Will, Prophet of the Cult of The Void, The Minion Master, Power Floats, Gaining His Powers from The Void
• Domains: Seers, Madness, Fate, Minions
• Enemies: The Ancestor
• Wary About: Exdeath
• Malzahar was originally a seer born in Shurima, being granted the power of prophecy. He originally used his gift to help people to help himself, but years of visions caused him to become aware on how humans were usually stuck in a cycle of pain to the point that he wanted to distance himself from everyone, which caused him to become even more aware of the miseries of the world. Eventually his visions lead him to discover the Void, where he finally received a vision of what he needed: for him to bring forth oblivion to end all pain. Thus he became a herald of the Void, trying to bring forth the calling of nothingness.
• Since he has submitted his will to The Void, it has granted him the power to manipulate the energy from it. One of his notable abilities is the ability to call upon small creatures called Voidlings to assist him in battle. While just one Voidling isn't that powerful and they will die after a while, he can call upon multiple of them at once.
  • Another of his abilities allows him to transfer the visions he has to another to mentally assault them, which can transfer to anyone near them if they were to die. However, to an outsider's respective the effect is bit strange, so most people opt to call it space AIDS.
• Even in the mortal realm, his quest as the Prophet of the Void has been with some success. He has many followers who would sacrifice themselves for the sake of his word, and even those who don't believe in him are afraid of the Void and would bring him sacrifices ust to be safe.
• Is sort of wary about Exdeath and the nature of his Void. Mainly because he is not sure if his prophecies and the true nature of The Void are wrong, or if Exdeath is the one in the wrong. He does say that trying to control The Void is not a good idea.
• One day when looking around the Pantheon, he encountered a temple with a particular marking◊ which resembles the mark of The Void. On it he saw a prophecy that it would be connected to The Void and started preparing for the day something would happen. In truth, he merely stumbled upon the temple of Hastur, who sort of wants to see what he will do with his assumptions.
• He does admit that not all prophecies can be true, as he has been wrong in the past regarding his prophecies (his dagger is a proof of that). He is just very certain this one vision is what he has upmost trust on.
• The Ancestor is rather annoyed by him, as he had his fair share of encounters with a prophet who eventually went insane due of Ancestor's plans.
• Is trying to convert Kyurem into believing his visions, believing that they would realize what he was talking about. Currently the Boundary Pokémon isn't that impressed, but might be thinking about it depending on how things turn out.
• "The land may melt, the sea may swell, the sky may fall... but they will come."

Continue the bloodline, Fujimaru!