Trope Pantheons Discussion

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The Heroes of the World of Balance, Celestial Ragtag Bunch of Misfits^members  Terra Branford, Locke Cole, Edgar Roni Figaro, Sabin Rene Figaro, Celes Chere, Shadow, Cyan Garamonde, Gau, Setzer Gabbiani, Strago Magus, Relm Arrowny, Mog, Umaro, Gogo (The Returners | Terra: Tina Branford, The Esperkin, The Girl Who Pilots the Magitek Armor, the Girl | Locke: Lock Cole | Edgar: Gerad, Geoff | Sabin: Macías "Mash" Rene Figaro, Mr. Thou (by Gau) | Celes: | Shadow: Clyde Arrowny | Cyan: Cayenne, Kaien | Gau: | Setzer: The Wandering Gambler | Strago: Stragus, Stragos | Relm: | Mog: | Umaro: | Gogo: )

Left to right: Celes, Edgar, Shadow, Sabin, Gau, Cyan, Terra, Terra's Esper form, Strago, Gogo, Relm, Setzer, Umaro, Locke, Mog
Fan art by: かまなつ

• New House: The house where you think your deity would fit best. Please limit your list to one or two, as it's difficult to keep profiles updated when they're in multiple houses.
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• Lesser Deities in general (in Esper form, Terra reaches Intermediate levels, which everyone can reach using Magicite)
• Symbol: A Magicite crystal
• Theme Song: Their game's Ending Theme
• Alignment: The whole gamut of Good overall, but Umaro, Gogo, and Shadow are more True Neutral
• Portfolio: The Anti-Nihilist, Character Development, Desperation Attack (sans Umaro and Gau), Empowered Badass Normal (save Terra, Celes, and Strago), Ensemble Cast, Patrick Stewart Speech
  • Terra: Magitek Elite, Varying Hair Colors Depending on Adaptations, Amnesiac Heroine, Decoy Protagonist in the Second Half, Heal the Cutie, Human Mother, Esper Father, Last Living Proof of Espers In Her World, The Red Mage, Mama Bear, Mysterious Past, Mystical Waif, Parental Substitute for the Mobliz Orphans, Phlebotinum Girl And Rebel, Not Understanding What Love Is Before Eventually Finding It
  • Locke: Always Save the Girl, Badasses Wear Bandanas That Are Iconic, Insists of Being Called A Treasure Hunter, Changing Clothes Is a Free Action, Gentleman Treasure Hunter, Guile Hero, Dressing as the Enemy, Grief Over The Death of His First Girlfriend Rachel, Uses Knives And Swords, Lightning Bruiser, Mugging For Disguise For Dressing as the Enemy, Most Required Party Member, Supporting Protagonist, Video Game Stealing
  • Edgar: Authority Equals Asskicking, Automatic Crossbows -> Blade On A Stick, Casanova Wannabe, The Chains of Commanding, Cultured Badass, The Dutiful Son, Emperor Machinist, The Good King, Gadgeteer Genius, Guile Hero, Insists on Paying, The Man Wearing The Kingly Mask, Mighty Glacier, Royals Who Actually Do Something, Static Character, Two-Headed Coin
  • Sabin: Big Little Brother, Big Eater, Charles Atlas Superpower, Boisterous Bruiser, Heroic Build, Used To Be A Shrimp In His Younger Years, Insists on Paying, Aura Cannon, Ki Attacks, Rebel Prince, Suplex Finisher, Claw Weapons
  • Celes: The Atoner, Broken Bird, The Chick, Defector from Decadence, Defrosting Ice Queen, Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold, Heroes Prefer Swords, An Ice Person, Imperial General At Age 18, Lady of War And Black Magic, Military Magic Knight, Mysterious Past, Putting the Band Back Together In The World of Ruin Arc, Second Love For Locke, Tyke Bomb
  • Shadow: Anti-Hero to Classical Anti-Hero, Ninja, Badass Normal, Canine Companion and Morality Pet Named Interceptor (Attack Animal, Counter-Attack), Blood Knight, Emotion Suppression, Eventually Ceases To Be Neutral, Throwing Any Weapon Possible, Shell-Shocked Veteran, Relm's Disappeared Dad, Married To A Mage, Driven to Suicide, Shoo the Dog
  • Cyan: Samurai, Fang Bushido, Crusading Widower, Badass Mustache, Unwilling Chick Magnet, Covert Pervert, Cultured Warrior, Flowery Elizabethan English, Heroic Build, Hopeless with Tech and Walking Techbane, Katanas Are Just Better, Jidaigeki, Magically Inept Fighter, Mighty Glacier, Old Retainer, Shell-Shocked Veteran
  • Gau: Deconstruction of Wild Child, Learning Rages From Observing Monsters, The Berserker, Cloudcuckoolander, Cool, but Inefficient, Lethal Joke Character, Does Not Like Civilized Clothing, Hulk Speak, Nature Hero, No Social Skills, Raised By Veldt Fauna, No Stakes In The Plot, Mother Died Giving Birth To Him, Ditched By His Father Because Of It
  • Setzer: Badass Longcoat, Cast from Money, Cool Airship, Death Dealer, The Gambler, Improbable Piloting Skills, Never Punished For His Transgressions Against The Party, Master of None, Late Character Syndrome, We All Die Someday
  • Strago: Blue Mage, Cool Old Guy, Can't Catch Up, Miniature Senior Citizens, Overshadowed by Awesome, Mage Warrior, Squishy Wizard
  • Relm: Art Attacker, Pictomancer, Raised By Adoptive Grandpa Strago, Bratty Half-Pint, Uses Paintbrushes In Battle, Little Miss Badass, Squishy Wizard, Surprisingly Foul-Mouthed, Tagalong Kid, Memento Ring Protects From Instant Death, Squishy Wizard, Mage Warrior, Shadow is Her Father
  • Mog: Ridiculously Cute Critter, Primarily Uses Pikes, Cute Bruiser, Combat Medic, Dance Battler, Flat Character, Geo Effects, Jumped at the Call, Last Moogle of the World of Balance/Ruin, Optional Party Member, Pintsized Powerhouse, Stone Wall, Able To Speak Human Languages Thanks to Psychic Dreams From Ramuh, Ends Sentences With "Kupo!"
  • Umaro: Sasquatch and Yeti, Attack! Attack! Attack!, Dumb Muscle, Carry a Big Stick, Fastball Special with the Berserker Ring equipped Which Can Wake/Un-Confuse Those He Throws, Hulk Speak, Is Healed By Ice Attacks, Optional Party Member, Secret Character, Unskilled, but Strong
  • Gogo: Ambiguous Gender And Species, Possibly From The World of Final Fantasy V, Fragile Speedster, Master of None, Power Copying Their Allies, Optional Party Member, Secret Character, Weak, but Skilled
• Domain(s): Heroes, Hope, Anti-Nihilism
• Heralds: Banon, the Phantom Train Ghosts, General Leo Christophe, the other Ten Moogles (Molulu, Moghan, Moguel, Moglin, Mogret, Moggie, Mogsy, Mogwin, Mugmug, and Cosmog)
• Allies: Cosmos, all other Final Fantasy heroes
  • Terra: Bryan Mills, Hungary, Rio Kamishiro, Raiden (Metal Gear), Asia Argento, Harry Potter, Larten Crepsley, Ellen Ripley, River Tam
  • Locke: Every single good aligned deity on the House of Crime, Bruce Wayne/Batman, Kasumi, Itsuki Myoudouin/Cure Sunshine, Sora, Moltres, Presea Combatir, Cliana Rimskaya, Tomoyo Sakagami, Riku, Kairi, Phoenix Ikki, Ho-Oh, Josuke Higashikata
  • Edgar: Agatha Heterodyne
  • Sabin: Most good-aligned Street Fighter deities, namely Ryu, Ken Masters, and Guile
  • Celes: Cloud Strife, Tifa Lockhart, The Magic Knights
  • Shadow:
  • Cyan: Samurai Jack, Ashi
  • Gau: Tarzan, Mowgli, George of the Jungle,
  • Setzer: Cid Pollendina and Cid Highwind
  • Strago:
  • Relm: Kirby
  • Mog:
  • Umaro: All of Mog's allies
  • Gogo:
• Rivals:
• Enemies: Kefka Palazzo, Lord Chaos, Garland, Emperor Mateus, Exdeath, Sephiroth, Ultimecia, Caius Ballad, Ardyn Izunia, Ghetsis Haromnia, Relius, The Joker, Adam MacIntyre, Pennywise, Dimentio, Sweet Tooth, Champ, the Liebertarian Movement, Lord Voldemort, Medusa Gorgon, Cletus Kasady/Carnage
  • Terra: Sosuke Aizen, Bellatrix Lestrange, Larxene
  • Locke: Every single evil aligned deity on the House of Crime
  • Edgar: Jason Voorhes, Esdeath, all evil-aligned kings, emperors, and dictators
  • Sabin:
  • Celes: Esdeath
  • Shadow:
  • Cyan: All who employ widespread poisoning tactics (especially if it's on the water)
  • Gau:
  • Setzer:
  • Strago:
  • Relm:
  • Mog:
  • Umaro: All of Mog's enemies
  • Gogo:
• Odd Friendship: Broly (Terra, fairly one-sided)
• Additional Character Relationships: Members of the Pantheon that have various relationships (examples include Enemy Mine, Vitriolic Best Buds, Teeth-Clenched Teamwork, Headbutting Heroes, Friendly Enemy, Friendly Rival, Just Friends, etc.) other than allies, rivals, or enemies.
• Respected by: Emperor Calus
• Pities:
  • Terra: Sophitia Alexandra
• Opposed By:
  • Locke: the House of Justice in general (except maybe Carmelita Fox), Gaius Van Baelsar
• Oppose: Yveltal, Beerus
• Conflicting Opinion:
• When it comes to saving the world, heroes come in all shapes and sizes, and that means when enough of them gather together, be it by fate, desperation, incompetence, expectations to be expendable, or any other number of reasons, they aren't going to be a cohesive group. Yet they end up being successful anyway. These are the Ragtag Bunch of Misfits.
  • Finding representatives for the group proved to be a daunting task, as there are too many to count, many that are known that either already fit other tropes or have all or some of its members as perfect fits for the tropes they already represent, and it's difficult to find one group that is most exemplary/famous of the trope.
  • Eventually, the Court decided to look at all the best examples of the trope, put them all in a grab bag, and picked one Incidentally, this was also how Sain ascended in the first place.. Their selection? The Heroes of the World of Balance from Final Fantasy VI. This does require Terra to surrender Mama Bear and Locke to surrender Video Game Stealing, but they were okay with that if it meant bringing in everyone else.
  • Everyone else was overjoyed to be reunited with each other once more after they had since parted ways. Shadow however was mostly shocked, given he had stayed behind at the collapsing Kefka's Tower to atone for failing to Mercy Kill his former partner-in-crime Baram. The Court told him that he has atoned for his mistake, and this was his second chance. As for whether or not he'll let Relm know her father's still alive, that's up to him.
• Applies to all or some of them:
  • Part of the ascension package of the entire party is a set of magicite copies for their summons, just like how Vartz can still Class Chance even without the Crystal's powers
  • As those who have worked to save the world from destruction, they are obviously not happy with those who support it, and have trouble with those who see it as their duty (like Beerus, Galactus, and Yveltal).
    • The same applies to those who can be reminiscent of Kefka, such as the Joker, Adam MacIntyre, Pennywise, Sweet Tooth, Dimentio Champ, and Carnage, especially considering the former's sociopathy. Even more so in Dimentio's case, as he not only is an Expy of Kefka, but he also tried to destroy The Multiverse.
  • Locke is good friends with Kasumi, Itsuki Myoudouin/Cure Sunshine, Presea Combatir, Cliana Rimskaya, and Tomoyo Sakagami as they remind him of his girlfriend Celes. Celes herself has gotten acquianted with them as well and became friends with them, too. That said, not all goddesses are friendly, such as Medusa Gorgon, and her abuse of her child Crona earned the witch their enmity.
  • In place of Limit Breaks like Cloud and company onward, the group (sans Gau and Umaro) have a chance to pull off Desperation Attacks that may occur if they're on their last legs and elect to attack rather than, say, heal back up.
  • For their opposition to Kefka's Nihilism, they have earned Emperor Calus's respect, even if they might not all return that sentiment due to the kind of person he is.
  • They all possess different tents when they use one, though Umaro is somehow able to make an igloo for his tent wherever he likes.

• Exclusive to Terra:
  • A strong believer in love's ability to conquer all, especially if children are in danger. She's slow to resort to violence, but only because her powers are so immense and can cause her to lose control of her senses, when she does fight, she's good at it. Her proud and very serious declaration of "I can protect everything!" is often known to be the last words an enemy hears before the impending Riot Blade hits them. As such, she gained a consensus to represent a mother's wrath.
    • That said, when she started out, she previously had some trouble figuring out if she was even capable of feeling love. Nowadays, she is one of the biggest advocates of it. It has made her popular in the House of Love.
  • Was previously a follower of Kefka during a period of being mentally enslaved. She broke free and ascended to the Pantheon shortly after. Obviously Kefka isn't a fan and loves to berate her for her previous service. And don't get him started on Terra's insistence of love to justify existence.
  • When she first ascended, she was surprised to see that her esper powers have returned since she had used all of it to defeat Kefka. These magical properties increased her ranking, though she is fine with her standard one. While many evil gods see this as an opportunity to extract them from her, she is far more experienced with her powers now.
  • Is understandably pissed at those who manipulate others to do their bidding. She does not want anyone to suffer the same thing that she did under Kefka. One of her main targets of this is the Liebertarian Movement led by the God of Mind Rape himself. She has a tendency to help out the Magical Girl Sisterhood in that regard.
    • Is also wary of Aizen and his ability to change one's senses. Aizen claims that it won't even be necessary; Terra decided it was best not to think too much about it.
  • Was confused over some talk from visitors from the House of Family that being an orphan is a benefit sometimes and paid the House a visit. Upon meeting Precia and Ghetsis^* before the former's removal as a result of the latter, horrid understanding dawned. She remains an in-frequent visitor to the House of Family as fortunately many of the others there are much less horrible.
  • With adequate Papa Wolf and Mama Bear rage over YHVH's plot to kill Madoka, her attention was drawn, causing her and Bryan Mills to join "The Pantheonic Rebellion" in the defensive detachment. This was a nightmare come to life for her foes. One of them alone can wipe out armies with their wrath; very few things can stop Terra and Bryan working in tangent.
  • One can say that Ellen Ripley was a huge candidate for the title before Terra snatched the role, and then surrendered it with her transfer. She went on to work on Terra's behalf, becoming one of her most formidable followers, even though her wrath wasn't on behalf on her own daughter. Ripley's ascension was a joyous affair, with the two hugging it out. The ascension of the Xenomorphs has compelled them to work together more often.
  • Met with Raiden to praise him for his rescue of many orphans, and offered to help these children when needed. The cyper ninja has had a rough life, but she was glad he was able to turn things around with his latest game.
  • Is well liked among the Final Fantasy community, seeing her as one of the one who went through the most Character Development among the protagonists.
  • Sees Rio as an interesting case. While she betrayed her friends, it was out of her own free will, which made her Heel–Face Turn even sweeter. Terra was one of the first in the GUAG to forgive her for her actions.
  • The followers of Terra (prior to her move) and Hungary work hand in hand, as many a Violently Protective Girlfriend end up as Mama Bears once they grow older. The two still tend to help each other when there's a prick to beat up.
  • Was surprised to see the vampire Larten pay a visit. He offered a proposition; help him to promote platonic relationships between vampires and children. Adding more good aligned vampires to her ranks would certainly help his cause. After some consideration, Terra agreed.
  • Finds Sophitia's story to be a tragic one. She respects the mother's love for her children, even when it briefly put her on the side of evil.
  • Somehow managed to be one of the few people who can actually get Broly somewhat under wraps. Aside from their fashion sense not being too dissimilar in terms of color and style, there's also their shared experiences with their incredible powers being restrained and then controlled for destruction of a villain's enemies via slave crowns. While he gives her a certain degree of respect and tries not to lose his shit around her, he's also interested in fighting her to see just how strong she is. She pities him more than anything else, though.

• Exclusive to Locke:
  • Back when they had separate titles, he was is happy to see Terra again in the Pantheon. Locke was one of the people who saved her from the empire. The fact that she was amnesiac at the time reminded of his lost love Rachel.
  • Locke is also disgusted to see Kefka in the Pantheon. Being a member from an Empire which killed his girlfriend and also being responsible from the near-destruction of his world was sufficient to make that psychotic clown his enemy.
  • Naturally, he is also good friends with all heroic Final Fantasy deities. Most notable is Zidane, who is also a thief with a huge Chronic Hero Syndrome. Although Zidane doesn't care of being called a thief that much. Also, the fact that Zidane can also use a Trance and becpme "pink" also makes him similar to Terra. Well, Zidane had met an old man named Locke in Lindblum…
    • Is also good friends with Cloud, Tidus and Yuna, given that his thief skills also reminds them of Yuffie and Rikku. Locke is also good friends with Balthier, given that aside of being a Sky Pirate, he reminds him of Setzer, which also drives an Airship.
    • Speaking of airship pilots, Locke also have a relationship with both Cids. But it's more like his name reminded him of Celes' grandfather figure.
  • Even though he doesn’t like to be called a thief, Locke is allied with all good-aligned gods from the House of Crime. Most notably is his relationship with Sly Cooper, as both are very protective of a girl which they always have to save.
  • (Knuckles, Indiana Jones)
  • Although he got over his loved one's death, he is still protective of women.
  • In regards to his own voice, Locke is good friends with Josuke. Despite the lack of other similarities, both have one thing in common: They have a mean side in regard to a specific insult: Locke hates being called "Thief", while Josuke is very sensitive about his hair.
  • While no longer interested in the Phoenix magicite, thanks to eventually getting over his former girlfriend's death, Locke is allies with other phoenixes such as Phoenix Ikki, Moltres, and Ho-Oh.
  • Many gods still discuss if Locke's hair is blond or gray. Many artworks implies that he is blond, but many versions of him are grey-haired. Of course, he is not an old-man. He's 25.
  • As a guy with an inability to stop shouting his fiancee's name who is given an encouraging speech by said fiancee… right before she turns into a crystal, someone compared him to Snow Villiers.
  • Don't call him a thief, even though he have stealing skills. He's a treasure hunter.
    • And as Edgar can attest to, another Berserk Button of his is insulting his style choice, specifically bandanas.
  • Hey! Call me a treasure hunter, or I'll rip your lungs out!

• Exclusive to Edgar:
  • Edgar was a prince of the Kingdom of Figaro alongside Sabin and had shared the status of heir to the throne with him. After their father died of poison by the Gestahlian Empire, Sabin, upset at the apparent lack of sorrow for his father's death and all the talk of succession, urged Edgar to run away with him. But the elder brother didn't want to abandon their father's wishes, so he proposed a coin toss. Tails, Edgar gets to leave and Sabin takes the throne, heads, vice-versa occurs. Since the coin used was two-headed, Edgar became king while Sabin left Figaro to live a free life.
  • As a benevolent king, he naturally opposes evil-aligned kings, emperors, and dictators such as Scar, Joffrey Baratheon, and Prine Minister Honest. For working with the last, as well as everything else about her, he also opposes Esdeath.
  • While lances and auto-crossbows are a default weapon of choice for him, Edgar uses a wide array of gadgets in battle. This has drawn the attention of Agatha Heterodyne, who's technically a leader with a devoted following and a user of self-made gadgets (though most of that following is currently stuck in time). As a result, he's an occasional visitor of her temple, and she has invited him to the GUAG Engineering Division.
  • (Harvey Dent, sharing a two-sided coin)

• Exclusive to Sabin:
  • After leaving Figaro, not knowing of Edgar's rigging of the coin toss until much later, Sabin met the renowned martial arts teacher Duncan Harcourt and asked to be his student. Duncan's son Vargas grew jealous as he feared Sabin might take over as master, though Sabin didn't think so. When Vargas apparently killed Duncan, he fled to Mt. Kolts, with Sabin in pursuit. It would be there when he reunites with Edgar, as well as meet Locke and Terra.
  • (opposes those who pull a Cain and Abel to take rulership from kin)
  • He's most known for suplexing a train! A ghost train ferrying the dead, to be exact. And there are several who wish to spar with him in hopes of one day matching this feat, such as Tifa and Undyne.

• Exclusive to Celes:
  • When she was a child, Celes was one of those who were experimented on and artifically infused with magic. She soon ascended the ranks all the way to general despite her young age of 18. Celes was introduced in the story as a Mage General of the empire who was arrested and readied for execution. The specific reason for her arrest is never mentioned, although it is implied she spoke out against Kefka's plan of poisoning Doma. It was Locke who found and rescued her, and that's how she eventually joined the team, even though there was some friction due to being ex-Empire (without amnesia as an excuse like with Terra).
    • Come the World of Ruin, she essentially became the center protagonist and was responsible for Putting the Band Back Together to defeat Kefke once and for all.
  • Prior to her own ascension, she served under the Magic Knights as both their High Priestess and their combat tutor, and she continues to correspond with them.
  • Presumably has her own two-headed coin given that she uses one in her bet with Setzer even if Edgar wasn't there to provide his.

• Exclusive to Shadow:
  • Shadow was first encountered by Terra, Locke, and Edgar at a pub in South Figaro. But it wouldn't be until Sabin visited a certain house owned by Gau's father that he would meet Shadow, and join him. He would stay along until they reach Doma and run into Cyan, and then he would take off soon after, or after a trip to the Phantom Train. He would run into the party again and leave them again on several instances, but if the party does certain things correctly, he will eventually join them permanently, only leaving them one last time during the collapse of Kefka's tower, presumably dying when it crumbled.
  • As a fellow combatant who also has a canine assisant, (interaction with Rinoa)
  • For reasons unknown, whenever he's found unconscious on the floor, people will address him as female. He has no idea why that is so.

• Exclusive to Cyan:
  • Cyan used to be a general in Doma fighting against the Empire. And then Kefka poisoned the river, killing everyone else inside the keep, including his wife and his child, leaving only himself and a single Doman scout. And so he vowed vengeance against the Empire, yet he had enough clarity to accept Sabin's (and Shadow's) aid when they offered it when they were also fighting Imperials. After a ride in (and a fight with) the Phantom Train, a trip to the Veldt, and a ferry to South Figaro, he and Sabin^note Shadow left by then and Gau eventually reunite with everyone else and he officially joins the Returners.
  • For the record, his name is pronounced kai-en, not sai-an like you would pronounce the color.
  • For some reason, when Cyan is preparing his Bushido techniques, everyone else has to stand by before he's ready. Additionally, only Umaro seems unsusceptible to this pause.

• Exclusive to Gau:
  • Gau was born in a house north of the Veldt. During childbirth, Gau's mother died, and his father went mad as a result. He believed Gau was a demon, threw him out on the Veldt, a place where monsters from all over the world migrate, and he convinced himself that the kid and his wife were all a dream. Gau survived on the Veldt on his own since then before joining Sabin and Cyan (Shadow having left them by then).
    • Sometime during the World of Ruin, he eventually met his father again (though he doesn't remember), and Sabin decided they would make him presentable. It was certainly a hilarious sequence, but in the end it was for naught, and the party discovers Gau's origins, with Sabin ready to beat up the old man, but Gau came to his defense
  • As a Wild Child, his speech is pretty broken. That said, it's still impressive that he's able to speak with any kind of coherence, given that he was abandoned as a newborn.
  • In battle, Gau fights using techniques he's learned from monsters at the Veldt, and given his adventures with the other heroes, he's learned a lot. Now in the Pantheon, he can be sometimes found at the Beastiary trying to learn other things, and given every Rage he's learned, it's possible he can become much stronger with enough time and as more and more unique monsters appear.
    • When Gau emulates an enemy he gains its elemental immunities, weaknesses, and absorptions, as well as their status immunities, and innate statuses, such as Protect or Float. No one has figured out how that works.
  • Due to his life in the wilds, Gau doesn't like civilized clothing in general, as he finds it cumbersome and uncomfortable. Still, he won't say no to a scarf, and can occasionally be seen wearing a Snow Scarf that absorbs ice attacks and resists fire attacks.
  • As fellow humans who've lived in the wilds, Gau became fast friends with Tarzan, Mowgli (even if he has returned to civilization, though it's relatively primitive), and George of the Jungle.

• Exclusive to Setzer:
  • Setzer is a gambler by nature and pilot by trade. In his youth, he was involved with a girl named Darill who owned the airship Falcon. She was aware of her risk-taking nature as she casually mentioned to Setzer that the Falcon was his sheould she she ever be unable to fly. Mortified by the idea, Setzer said no such thing would ever happen, and that he would only take the Falcon after having won it fairly. After a day of flying, Darill went out on her own and pushed the Falcon to its limits. The ship crashed in a distant valley, and when Setzer found the remains he entombed them beneath the sea.
    • Shell-shocked by the loss, Setzer impressed his desires upon Maria, a wealthy opera star, and eventually threatened to kidnap her in the middle of the opera she was about to star in, "Maria and Draco". But as luck would have it, Locke Cole and his party were desperate for an airship, and so together with the Impresario foiled Setzer's plan by having Celes take Maria's place. When Setzer abducts Celes, Locke followed him back to the Blackjack, and the party sought to negotiate for the airship.
    • While disappointed upon getting the wrong girl, he found Celes more attractive. But she took advantage of his gambling desires with a coin toss; Heads, Setzer would help the Returners reach the Southern Continent to rescue Maduin and the other espers; if it was tails, Celes would agree to be Setzer's "woman". He takes the bet, loses, finds he was duped with a double-headed coin, yet was actually impressed with the trick, and he threw in his lot with the group.
  • Thanks to getting an early tenure in the Pantheon by way of being one of their Heralds, Setzer still corresponds with the Cids from time to time.
  • No, he will not bribe his opponents for victory. That DiZ guy clearly got his character wrong.

• Exclusive to Strago:
  • Strago grew up in Thamasa, a village where Magi live in secret. He looked after Relm after her father Clyde left to keep his thieving past from catching up to his new family. It's not known if Strago knows about Shadow's past, though. He encountered the party when they visited in seach of rogue Espers, and after a night's stay, and saving Relm from a burning house, that's when he joined them.
  • While Strago does raise Relm as his granddaughter (and Thamasa believes it to be the case), it's not known if they're actually blood-related, which would also make him [[spoiler:Shadow/Clyde's father-in-law^note As he's not native to Thamasa
  • Strago is a Blue Mage, a class able to learn techniques used by other monsters. Unlike traditonal Blue Mages, he merely needs to see the skill in action (even if it's an already-copied skill from Gau's Rage), which admittedly means if his vision or mind is compromised, he won't be able to learn the technique.
  • One of Strago's Lores that he can learn is Rippler, which exchanges "statuses" between the caster and the target. It can be pretty dangerous as it can lead to him taking away Terra's Morph form, or preventing Shadow's Interceptor from partaking in any more battles.

• Exclusive to Relm:
  • Relm is the (probable) granddaughter of Strago, daughter of Clyde Arrowny a.k.a. Shadow, and a Magi with a talent in art. She first met Terra and company when they visited Thamasa in seach of rogue Espers. Sometime while they were staying for the night, Relm was caught in a fire while spending time at a friend's house (to play with a Fire Rod). Strago, Terra, and Lock went into to save her, and were almost cornered by the flames until Shadow and Interceptor rescued them. They elected to leave her behind, but she followed them, and soon proved her worth by Sketching Ultros when he ran into them for the third time, and the drawing will scare him off.
  • (Sketch power)
    • However, with a unique relic called the Fake Mustache, instead of Sketching an enemy monster, Relm can Control them, making it easy for Strago to learn Lores, among other things. And with the Coronet on, her chances of successfully
  • Has been advised never to use her Sketch power on an invisible entity, as bad and strange things can happen, like allies looking weird or vanishing, items spontaneously disappearing and appearing in the inventory, and other things.
  • As someone who uses art as a force of good, Kirby instantly befriended her as she reminds him of Adeleine.

• Exclusive to Mog:
  • Mog first entered the scene when he met Locke tending to an unconscious Terra while Narshe guards were on the search for her, and decided to help protect the formerly brainwashed Imperial with the aid of his other moogle companions, after which they parted ways. As for why, it's because he had received dream from the Esper Ramuh to aid the Returners, of which Locke was a part of. It's also through these dreams that Mog was able to speak the human language. He would meet them again while they were chasing Lone Wolf the Pickpocket to claim some treasure he stole, who shortly holds Mog hostage. Some things happened, and when the two end up clinging onto separate ledge for dear life, and have to choose between rescuing Mog, or claiming Lone Wolf's treasure.
    • Whether or not Mog is rescued then and there, he would appear again later at the World of Ruin, as te last moogle alive. If the party finds him, he will join them, and bring along Umaro as well.
  • Like every moogle, Mog doesn't like being touched or pulled by the pom-pom top.

• Exclusive to Umaro:
  • Umaro is first found somewhere in the Narshe mines, and challenged the party when they stormed his cave and took his precious stone (the magicite Midgardsormr). Upon their victory, he allows them to pass through, but if Mog is present, the Yeti will be convinced to join the party.
    • As for why a yeti is following a moogle's orders in the first place, it's because Umaro has a strong sense of honor and feels like he owes a debt to Mog, because Mog shared some food with him when he had collapsed from exhaustion.
  • While unable to don much in terms of armor, weapons, or accesories, he has a Snow Muffler, which absorbs ice and resists fire.
  • With the Rage Ring, he can toss allies or himself (with no damage to either) at foes (For Massive Damage), and if the ally is asleep or confused, they immediately recover from it, and he seems to prioritize on those when he's tossing. He also absorbs fire and blocks lightning with it on.
  • In places where one is limited to only using magic (as in, no other skill, not even simple attacks), Umaro is ideal since he doesn't tend to listen to those limitations anyway.

• Exclusive to Gogo:
  • Found inside a Zone Eater at Triangle Island, upon encountering the party, they decided to join up. And that's all there is to them.
  • As a Mime, Gogo is capable of imitating any ability the other party members have, including Gau's Rages, Strago's Lores, Cyan's Sword Techs, and so on, but can't equip Espers.
  • Bartz recognized Gogo when he ran into them, as he and his group found them at a sunken ship and the party had to stay still with Gogo for a long while before the Mime bestowed them the Mime Class. Gogo for their part, is not answering if that was indeed them.

Could you bold the labelnote listing the members?

Montez, empereur Napoléon, notre grand protecteur! And I'm pretty sure someone in Body Sizes holds his namesake trope. Knowing him, he'd either be repulsed by the meaning of that trope and let the holder keep it or have a heated rivalry over its possession.

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Feb 25th 2020 at 8:55:02 PM

I’m done with this.

Napoléon Bonaparte, God of Mistaken Nationalities (Napoleone di Buonaparte, The Little Corporal, Napoleon I, First Consul of the French Republic, President of the Italian Republic, The Emperor of the French, King of Italy, Protector of the Confederation of the Rhine, Mediator of the Helvetic Confederation, Mediator of the Swiss Confederation, Co-Prince of Andorra, Archer)

^{As an Archer} 

• Potential House: Nationalities (House of Cultures)
• Lesser God (Intermediate God as a Servant)
• Symbol: His Coat of Arms
• Theme Song: Napoléon; His Total War Theme Song; His Civilization Peace Theme; His Civilization War Time
• Alignment: Lawful Good according to his allies, Lawful Evil according to his enemies, generally regarded as Lawful Neutral (Neutral Good as a Servant)
• Portfolio: Frontline General, The Emperor, Thinks the most offensive is the best defense, Exlied to Elba, iconic bicorne hat, Self-Made Man, Weather of War, Loves artillery
• Domains: Emperors, Military, Strategeists, Exiles
• Herald: Joséphine de Beauharnais, Marie Louise of Austria, Napoleon II, and Napoleon III
• Allies: Master of Chaldea, Alexander the Great, Marie Antoinette, Julius Caesar, Oda Nobunaga, Arno Dorian, All Might
• Odd Friendship with: Bill and Ted
• Enemies: Ky Kiske, Surtr
• Respects: Jeanne d'Arc, Achilles
• Respected by: House of War, Genghis Khan
• Admires: House of Knowledge
• On speaking terms with: Edmond Dantes
• Opposes: James Moriarty
• Opposed by: Ludwig von Beethoven
• Conflicted by: Larry Daley
• Born on Mediterranean island of Corsica, where the year before his birth, France had acquired the region, he went to mainland France to attend school and received his military studies. That is when the French Revolution came, where he rose to prominence, using his expertise to receive multiple promotions and led his army to numerous victories. Having overthrew the French Director and becoming a consul, he improved multiple things going on in his country and created the Napoleonic law, later on becoming an emperor of France. He participated in the Napoleonic Wars, where he gave aristocratic titles to his friends and family and continue to conquer the rest of the European continent. However, a humiliating defeat with the Russians and in the Battle of Leizpig forced him to removed himself from the throne and exiled to Elba Island. In less than a year, he went back to France where he was greeter cheerfully by his supporters and started the Hundred Days Campaign. But he was forced to abdicate again when he was defeated in the Battle of Waterloo and died in the British-owned island of Saint Helena.
• In the House of War, Napoleon announced his presence wanting to battle the rest of the residents there, to see who is the greatest opponent he could ever face. This later came on a series of wars between him and his new opponents. Although humiliated by the defeat, he decided to stay in the Pantheon and offered the Court of Gods an ascension for himself, which they accepted, as the God of Mistaken Nationalities, because despite the fact Corsica was conquered by France a year before his birth, it is a Geonese territory, which is a city from Italy and it only became an actual French territory because of the French Revolution.
• Hailed as one of the greatest military strategists that ever existed with majority of his campaigns required to be studied in military schools, it’s no surprise that many people in the military admired him yet at the same time, there are people that hated him. Majority of the House of War admired him even those who are hard to impress as he is able to defeat big countries like Europe and conquered multiple countries while maintaining his duties as an emperor to the countries. For Napoleon, he seeks to have a fight with many of them and analyzing their battle strategy and adaptability.
• A huge bookworm and a man who thirsts for knowledge, he spends majority of his tme reading them when he isn’t busy, is a dedicated informant that he’s willing to talk to his prisoners for information, and has a huge photographic memory so much so he puts the people under him into shame. He has a huge respect for the House of Knowledge for housing multiple books and knowledge that he knew that he wanted to get, wanting to store all of it inside his brain.
• One of his favorite books is The Illiad, so it’s understandable that he would be excited at the prospect of meeting him. While Achilles is fine with meeting an another fan, that doesn’t mean he’s also uncomfortable about it. Still, that doesn’t stop Napoleon of wanting to test Achilles’s adaptability and tactician mind in the battlefield, which irritated the demigod regarding the latter since he’s not fond of battle strategy and would rather fight.
• Napoleon has a huge admiration for Alexander the Great and enjoys the time to be able to spend with him. Alexander is happy to see someone who is a huge fan for him and became good friends. The two have hang out to discuss battle strategies and their lives as emperors back them, and became partners whenever they are out in the battlefriend.
• He became friends with Julius Caesar, as they are both leaders who tried to reform their country upon becoming emperors and having allies and enemies seeing them in different moralities. He had also gotten along with Oda Nobunaga, being that they are both military strategists who are willing to be brutal with their armies. For Genghis Khan, he had admiration for the man as he doesn’t accept intolerance in his army and wants them to improve, even if the discipline is not that severe. Still, he sees Napoleon as a rival as he did with the rest of the conquerors.
• Hailing from France who are both military tacticians and having huge amount of support from the people they leading, Napoleon has a huge amount of respect towards Jeanne d’Arc, wanting to see her resolve since she hurt people and prefers to lead her followers to glory. This really unsettled Jeanne since she only wanted to help the people because of what her God told her to and couldn’t imagine herself doing anything like that.
• On their trip to collect historical figures to pass their course, Napoleon is the first person Bill and Ted collected and despite the time-period difference, he became attached to them. Seeing each other in the Pantheon makes them happy.
• As a king who devotes himself to the public, Ky Kiske doesn’t like Napoleon as he’s willing to use propaganda and manipulation to gain approval from the people who don’t know him. It also doesn’t help he’s willing to sacrifice his tropes (even if they’re okay with it) for victory and conquered multiple countries.
• He met Edmond Dantes when he was exiled to Elba Island and was the one who told him to sent a letter to Louis XVII. Hearing about him in the Pantheon, he’s afraid that Dantes would go too far in his vengeance and might want to kill him, but is relieved that Dantes doesn’t have any intention to continue his vengeance and the two have remained on neutral speaking terms.
• He is personally amused to hear that people called Moriarty “The Napoleon of Crime”, though he doesn’t want to associate with himself a criminal mastermind and doesn’t want to get killed for someone like him if he deems it necessary. For Moriarty’s part, Moriarty doesn’t care about the former emperor, but he sees the usefulness of having his intelligence and photographic memory.
• Despite their differing philosophies, Napoleon and Arno Dorian are great friends, helping each other if the other needs it, and despite the things that happened, the two have remained in contact with each other. So when Arno heard the news that Napoleon ascended, he is extremely happy to see him again and became partners once more.
• His first wife is Marie Louise of Austria, the great-niece of Marie Antoinette and despite the divorce, they remain friends and his ex-wife remained loyal to him. He pities Marie Antoinette because he knew that she tried to help her people who are too focused on their anger on her that they ifnored her efforts. Marie Antoinette is personally excited to meet someone who is married to one of her relatives even if divorced, not to mention that they remain good friends, and have developed a friendship over that.
• Ludwig von Beethoven used to idolize Napoleon, to the point he once wrote a piece about him. However, after hearing that Napoleon became an emperor, he lose all respect of him and proceeded to destroy his piece for him. Hearing that the emperor has ascended pretty much enraged the musician to the point he tore his sheets into pieces as he can’t handle seeing his former idol once more.
• Somehow, he picked up the art of throwing rolling rock boulders to crash things with him and his enemy having to hide inside their fortress before their boulders would crash each other’s doors in which who comes first would have to admit defeat. It’s definitely a surreal experience, somehhing that his good friend Marie Antoinette and Leonardo da Vinci would tell you and having to face an sentient goat, the actual Bubonic Plague, and a mecha version of the Statue of David. He’s even willing to teach this art if they want to pick it up.
• A replica of him and three others including Al Capone were tasked to help Kahmunrah to help do his world domination to retrieve the tablet and defeat Larry Daley and his friends, although, his fight with the others on who should receive it caused them to fight each other. Larry feels conflicted by him since like everyone else, he’s not like the historical figures he encountered in his life and he’s not as evil as everyone perceived him to be, being a little bit more neutral than expected and while he can be harsh to his army and allows himself to be manipulative, which doesn’t bode well with Larry, he does care about them.
• Napoleon is one of the many historical figures to be recorded in the Throne of Heroes and become a Servant. What’s so special about it is that the version summon in the Grand Orders is a Alternate Self, being a manifestation of the legend and having met the impossible such as meeting Iskandar in the pyramids of Egypt. He represents the expectations of humanity and his desire to be their hero. He also apparently doesn’t like his real self, being cagey when talked about him and refusing to acknowledge his existence.
  • Having ascended, he is hoping to see the Master of Chaldea, however, hearing that he is trapped in the Atlantic Lostbelt along with Mashu and the others really blowed him up and hopes that he is completely safe around there, knowing how dangerous a Lostbelt can get since he was summoned in the Gotterdammerung Lostbelt.
  • His personality as well as being humanity’s hero and representing their possibilities gave him a lot of comparison to All Might. The two got along pretty quickly upoj their first meeting and the hero loves his Noble Phantasm because it represents all of humanity’s potential. Napoleon even asked All Might if he wants a cigarette, but the latter refused, disappointing him.
  • Seeing that an alternate version of Surtr appears in the Pantheon, Napoleon became enemies with him as usual and is willing to fight him once more. Surtr hates him after hearing that his Lostbelt counterpart was defeated by Napoleon’s Heroic Sacrifice, fearing that it might happen to him to.

Don't forget the Time Squad version of Napoleon since the trouble was Josephine being unable to let her husband go off to war. Oh and add that he has a fixation for water slides (from Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure)

(Also I just learned that the scene in Bill and Ted's where he eats ice cream actually is true; Napoloen had a fondness of ice cream)

Edited by Camilla on Feb 25th 2020 at 5:55:53 AM

Add in enemies with Raphael due to him being hounded and attacked by a mysterious man who claimed to be Napoleon himself, and

Edited by kingvideogames on Feb 25th 2020 at 5:22:04 AM

You could mention how he once engaged in a rap battle against Napoleon Dynamite, which he won. Other than that, he gets my .

Edited by TheWikiaEditor on Feb 25th 2020 at 3:08:06 PM

@SuperWIKI Almost certainly the former (he'd be annoyed at the trope being named after him), since Napoleon isn't actually an example of The Napoleon.

I wonder if Robespierre fits anything. Just my thoughts.

I may get around to doing a James Bond rework but I want to see what you guys think of these accompanying ideas:

• M, God of Commanding Law Enforcement Leaders (Sir Miles Messervy, Admiral/Vice Admiral Miles Messervy, Vice Admiral Marian Hargreaves, Barbara Mawdsley, Olivia Mansfield, Evil Queen Of Numbers, Emma, Gareth Mallory)
  • Potential House: Authority Figures
  • Reasoning: M, the designated head of MI6 is ultimately responsible for the actions of his Cowboy Cop and agent James Bond, and has to put up with his flirty tendencies aplenty, and even insults him and calls him a sexist misogynist dinosaur. However he can be a Reasonable Authority Figure and leaves Bond leeway to complete missions in his own way. Unlike Doggie Kruger, he has the beleaguered and restrictive (if necessary) qualities outlined by his trope.

• Miss Moneypenny, Divine Sexy Secretary of the Pantheon (Jane Moneypenny, Eve Moneypenny, Agent Eve)
  • Potential House: Physical Attractiveness and Social and Recreational Work
  • Reasoning: The OG Sexy Secretary is a master of this trope, with every one of her incarnations pulling it off in a different way. Her most recent incarnation is on her way to becoming a Bond girl. The original stories and some MI6 agents describe her as 'desirable'.

• Ernst Stavro Blofeld, God of Covert Groups and Shooting the Henchman Instead of the Hero (SPECTRE Number One, Blofeld, Comte Balthazar de Bleuville, Dr. Guntram Shatterhand, Willard Whyte, The Most Valuable Asset of the Country, Franz Oberhauser)
  • Potential House: Mentalism: Other and Manners of Death
  • Reasoning: Blofeld, James Bond's Arch-Enemy leads SPECTRE, an organization made up of thousands of secret members, most of them unnamed but prominent government officials, ministers, councillors, senators, governors, general officers, clergymen, businesspersons, mobsters, bosses, union leaders, diplomats, leader of other secret groups, cult leaders, etc. Blofeld basically represent a secret government that implicitly influences thousands of other major superpowers without anyone but super high-ranking espionage agents like Bond knowing and designating them as a viable threat. In addition, he is the Trope Namer for the latter as one of his common tactics is a fakeout, either stating his intention to kill the hero or guilty party only to kill the henchmen next to him.

I've decided. Bond pretty much codified (not Trope Codified) te modern image of a secret agent: a stylish, suave expert in everything. One of those things is seduction, which he has used in his many wiles with women who have come to be known as 'Bond Girls'. Permission to rework Bond?

Now all I have to work for a trope is Q (aka Bond's Quartermaster).

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Feb 25th 2020 at 11:09:45 PM

They're all good. We need more James Bond deities for quite some time.

Edited by Muundeis on Feb 25th 2020 at 11:02:17 PM

for Blofeld.

for M and Blofeld.

First off, I'd like to ask what criteria should we set for nominating Biker Babe? I wanted to work on someone n3xus picked: Natuski Kuga. I wish to know what should qualify before I start.

However, Kallen from Code Geass already has it, but she's a mecha pilot.

Do we let in variants for different vehicles? Or should we find a different trope for Kallen? I mean, Biker Babe specifies Motorcycle Riders as part of the trope.

That said, the trope also includes variants like Car Drivers and Pilots like Kallen. Perhaps we can also find a rep for the Car Driver one day, if you all wish for Kallen to stay.

Edited by nightelf37 on Feb 25th 2020 at 11:18:21 PM

Well, preferably I'd look for a lady able to pilot all three effectively. Consider that first.

Second, I believe someone had an idea to suggest Auric Goldfinger?

First I think Woody Woodpecker is here already. Second, you should read the rules on the sticky and suggest with proper reasoning as to why they should get this trope. People here are getting tired of the constant influx of new users failing to read the rules before suggesting.

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Feb 25th 2020 at 11:38:29 PM

[Sorry, new accounts cannot post external links.]

So as I said, I thought about ascending Wade Duck from US Acres and Garfield and Friends as the god representing Absurd Phobias, As well as Woody Woodpecker as the god representing the Signature Laugh.

Don't double post.

Bazzardreturns will be working on Woody Woodpecker for Annoying Laugh, and give Mandark a new trope. Yugen Mogoruma will keep Signature Laugh.

Lol are we seriously doing that?

Ah yes, classic iconic laugh from famous animated character Mugen Yoguruma. Are we serious here?

No, fuck no. Woody deserves Signature Laugh more than she does for sure

We... had this discussion a while back and the board was agreeable. I'm just saying.

I'm going to bed, and I hope a shitstorm has not rolled in when I wake up tomorrow morning.

No direct and legitimate descendants of Napoleon exist due to the fact that Napoleon III was killed without having a child (though bastards of Napoleon do live on). However, the House of Napoleon still exists due to the fact that his great-great-great-great-nephew, Jean-Christophe Louis Ferdinand Albéric Napoléon (that is a mouthful), is the head of the house. Alexander Dumas pere's (Dumas is also a heroic spirit (he qualifies as a Caster), like the Count of Monte Cristo (who is an Avenger)) father, Thomas-Alexandre Dumas, verbally clashed with Napoleon while serving under him and threatened to shoot him for sedition. Napoleon was also a Roman Catholic.

Standard repost of Randy Marsh.

Randy Marsh, God of Amazingly Embarrassing Parents

• Adopted from: RJ-CLOVIS-93
• tups: 3(Azure Legacy, louisent31, The Wikia Editor) (Ascends March 2, February 27)
• House: Fathers (House of Family)
• Rank: Lesser God
• Symbol: The Tegrity Farms Logo
• Theme Song: Tegrity Farms
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
• Portfolio: Amazingly Embarrassing Parents, Manchildren, Breakout Characters, Author Avatars, Bumbling Dads, It's All About Me, Never Accepts Blame For His Actions, Large Hams, Becoming Gradually Dumber, Hypocrites, Takes Mundane Things Way Too Seriously, "Stan? Staaan?"
• Domains: Parents, Idiocy, Embarrassment
• Herald: Towlie (his business partner)
• Special relationship with: Stan Marsh (his son)
• Allies: Homer Simpson, Bender, President Garrison, Laine Cartman, Chef, Barney Gruble, Jay and Silent Bob, Snoop Dog
• Enemies: The Guinea Creatures, Walter White
• Opposed by: Every single good Disney deity, the House of Justice, Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Christie and Bonnie Plunkett
• Mixed Relations: The New Kid
• Banned from: The House of Sports
• While it's common for kids to see their parents as embarrassing, Stan's dad, Randy Marsh, takes this idea to a whole new level. Despite starting out as one of the few somewhat level-headed adults in South Park, Randy regularly gets himself involved in all sorts of zany schemes and situations: all of which embarrass Stan to no end. From getting into drunken fights with other dads at his son's little league games, to saying a racial slur on national television, Randy's constant antics serve as a regular source of shame for Stan and his family. Seeing his long list of embarrassing misadventures, the gods deemed Randy to be a shoe-in for the title of Amazingly Embarrassing Parent.
• Stan wouldn't be made aware of his father's ascension until one day when reports were floating around about a man high on drugs roundhouse kicking Officer Wiggum after he and other police officers attempted to arrest him for selling cocaine. Apparently, he was shouting "I thought this was America!" (despite it indeed not being America) as they forced him into a police car. Despite knowing immediately who this was, Stan went to the House of Crime just to be sure. Predictably, he was greeted by a now detained Randy, who nonchalantly greeted his son before immediately asking him to pay for bail. Stan just looked down and pinched the bridge of his nose before silently walking away.
• It should be said that despite all of his misgivings faults, Randy, for the most part, isn't a bad parent and genuinely does care about his family above all. Granted, he is prone to prioritize his latest obsession, particularly Tegrity Farms.
• He's currently fighting to legalize the sale of cocaine. As of now, the movement has made no progress, given the generally greater intelligence of the Pantheon's populace when compared to that of South Park's. This hasn't stopped him from constantly protesting outside of the House of Justice.
• The New Kid had conflicting feelings about Randy's ascension. While he is still grateful for helping him breaking out of the Grey Aliens' ship, he's also still a bit uncomfortable around him after he drunkenly attacked him and Coon and Friends.
• Being his former high priest and fellow embarrassing parent, Randy managed to become good drinking buddies with Homer Simpson. The two are often seeing getting hammered at Moe's Tavern along with fellow beer enthusiast Bender. These get togethers always lead to the trio getting into some sort of shenanigans.
• He's often seen wandering outside of his temple absolutely hammered and generally making a fool of himself. Despite this, he vehemently denies that he's an alcoholic, earning him the ire of recovering alcoholics Christie and Blonnie Pluckett.
• Takes pride in the massive shits he's able to take, to the point that he insisted on having his most legendary one be kept in the house of Treasures. Of course, the gods denied Randy's request for obvious reason. Being Randy, he refused to take no for an answer and attempted to break into the house with his massive shit on hand put on display. Unfortunately for him, other deities anticipated as much and had him apprehended by the police before he got far.
• Given his business in selling selling quality marijuana, Randy has gained the approval of stoners such as Jay and Silent Bob, as well as Snoop Dog, all of whom openly endorsed Tegrity Farms' weed on more than one occasion.
• Since he expanded Tegrity Farms into the cocaine market, Randy found himself a foe in Walter White. On top of being business rivals, Walter is absolutely insulted that a destructive idiot like Randy made it big in the drug industry, insisting that he only got as far as he did because of dumb luck and how stupid the people that populate his world are. Randy, meanwhile, has no idea why someone in the drug dealing business is so stressed out. That said, he tries to keep his distance, because even Randy thinks Walter is pretty fucked up.
• Because of his tendency to get into drunken fights with fans of rival teams, Randy is forbidden from attending any sports sporting events held in the House of Sports.
• Spider-Man wants nothing to do with Randy after he accidentally flooded a Broadway theater whilst donning the Spider-Man costume.
• Ever since he viciously murdered his version of Winnie the Pooh, Randy earned the scorn of every good Disney deity in the Pantheon. Hell, even a few of the Disney villains were disgusted by Randy. Despite Randy's insistence that the Chinese government was to blame, since he only did it to get in their good graces for the sake of Tegrity Farms, he's forbidden from stepping within a 10 mile radius of Pooh or any other resident of 100 Acre Woods.
  • Tired of all of the dirty looks he was getting from Disney deities, Randy took his grievances to Mickey Mouse, expecting him to take his side. Unfortunately for him, not only was Mickey not the Corrupt Corporate Executive that his South Park counterpart was, but was even scarier when it came to his friends; having left Randy a bleeding, sobbing mess.
• Despite his faults and reckless idiocy, Randy does care about his family above all else and will readily beat the crap out of anyone that speaks ill of them. Given his tendency to take things like these way too seriously, Stan avoids mentions any conflicts that he may have in the Pantheon, lest Randy gets involved and needlessly escalates things.

@Napoléon: Personally, I'd prefer no Rap Battle stuff; it's not very much in-character for Napoléon...

Anyway, TIL Madoka is a guest character in something called Magia Record; if ever there was a time for her to regain her Overdeity status, I think it might be now! o.o

@Super WIKI 1: do you think that's even possible?

Or would variants be allowed just like Biscuit and Chihiro for the two kinds of Muscle Angst?

Edited by nightelf37 on Feb 26th 2020 at 1:23:00 AM

OK, so may I start working on Wade Duck for Absurd Phobias? I think with all his ridiculous fears, he really deserves the title.

You need to be more descriptive about why he deserves the title, like how does Absurd Phobias work with the character and how it defines his character.

We need a more descriptive explanation, not everyone here knows about Wade Duck