iX...I've given you my word that I'll protect Kohaku and the others.

I'm wondering if Sally Acorn fits Chessmaster Sidekick (Sonic is the leader and she's number two, but smarter and forms the group's plans), or is there a superior trope for her to take?

Once again, that trope is taken by Robin.

Garnet would be a good fit for Star Sapphire recruits on a Pantheonic Green Lantern Corps.

How about Ultraviolet Corps? Too new?

Chessmaster Sidekick is already taken by Robin. However, I also suggested to you last time that Team Mom and/or Too Clever by Half are both available and could work for her.

Edited by TheWikiaEditor on May 10th 2020 at 1:46:38 PM

So, Bojack has 6 s. Does someone else adds him to the House he's ascending in or do I have the honors of doing it?

Thanks

EDIT: Which house do you think Bojack will fit in better? Self-Hatred or another one?

Edited by VengefulBale on May 10th 2020 at 7:02:42 AM

You ascend him yourself.

Introvert Flaws seems like a good choice for Bojack.

Don't act like you don't know~

Edited by Excessive-Menace on May 10th 2020 at 5:25:10 AM

Stand-up comedian, actor, (formerly) crippling alcoholic! A talented charmer and once upon a time a stupid piece of shit. It's BoJack Horseman!

Will Fortnite island count as a profile in the “make 2 profiles then you can vote” rule since it’s a dominion and not a god?

Since more people are interested in fusing Zarkon and Lotor, imma do just that (late response because I was busy). Didnt want to fuse them since I have a lot of things to say about both, especially Lotor and dont want the profile bloated.] since they’re like oil and fire

Edited by M1gamiTensei on May 10th 2020 at 5:39:22 AM

Yep, they do count.

-_-

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on May 10th 2020 at 9:06:53 PM

Anymore to add upon or are they good enough to go?

Feedback/Election Mode:

Colonel James Rupert "Rhodey" Rhodes, God of Escalating Weaponry Barrage (War Machine, Iron Man, Iron Patriot, Jim Rhodes, Commander Rhodes, Shellshock, The Mighty Atom, Whiskey Mike)

^{Iron Patriot} 

• Intermediate God
• Symbol: A red-lighted Arc Reactor
• Theme Song: His Theme in Marvel vs. Capcom, His Theme in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
• Alignment: Lawful Good with doses of Lawful Neutral
• Portfolio: Preferring to Fight Using Firearms and Escalating the Scope Constantly, Tony Stark's Best Friend, Using a Modified Version of an Iron Man Suit, Ace Pilot, Popular Enough to Warrant his own Series, Colonel Badass, Flying Brick/Lightning Bruiser, Always with a Gatling Gun, Can Create an Endless Amount of Weapons and Ammunition, Military Superhero, Is Not Tony's Sidekick, Walking Armory
• Domains: Weaponry, Military, Technology, Friendship, Flight, Navy
• High Priest: Laguna Loire
• Allies:
  • Marvel Comics: Tony Stark/Iron Man, Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Steve Rogers/Captain America, Thor Odinson, Bruce Banner/Hulk, Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow, Clint Barton/Hawkeye, Frank Castle/The Punisher, Carol Danvers, Kamala Khan, T'Challa/Black Panther
  • Others: Clark Kent/Superman, Bruce Wayne/Batman, Hal Jordan/Green Lantern, Heero Yuy, Trowa Barton, The 501st Joint Fighter Wing, Optimus Prime, Bumblebee
• Friendly Rival: Nathaniel Adam/Captain Atom, Genos
• Enemies: Obadiah Stane/Iron Monger, Thanos, Ultron, Norman Osborn/Green Goblin, Darkseid, Lex Luthor, Ali Al-Saachez, Muruta Azrael, Megatron, Starscream, Frank Underwood, The Grineer
• Who says the Iron Man suits are exclusive to Tony Stark? Enter Colonel James Rhodes, a United States soldier who once served in the The Vietnam War, he first met Tony after he saved Rhodey from a helicopter crash. The results after were Rhodey and Stark becoming friends with the two of them defeating the Viet Cong and Rhodey taking up a job as Stark's personal pilot, being one of the few who knew of Tony's identity as Iron Man and becoming the chief aviation officer. That is until Tony was dealing with alcoholism and battles against the Iron Monger when Rhodey took up the Iron Man mantle and soon established the West Coast Avengers, though he soon gave up being Iron Man due to having difficulties with the suit via his helmet being calibrated specifically for Stark, hence causing Rhodey headaches and being heavily injured by a bomb attack from Stane.
  • However, he would return to duty soon, alongside receiving a modified Iron Man suit equipped with all sorts of weaponry ranging from gatling guns and missiles to flamethrowers and laser-firing tech known as the Variable Threat Response Battle Suit. Designed for all-out battles, Rhodey took the suit for himself, christened himself War Machine and went on to become an incredibly formidable superhero in his own right.
• Initially one of Tony's two heralds, Rhodey really made his mark in the Pantheon after displaying his abilities to its residents and how his time as a superhero and as Tony's friend has made him the man that he is now. Even more impressive was when he managed to stop an attack carried out by the Green Goblin who was intending to bomb a building in the House of Commerce. His most striking feature and what distinguishes him from Iron Man, his never-ending supplement of weaponry was what made War Machine eligible to join the Pantheonic ranks, representing More Dakka.
• Being a part of the military and for his representing trope, War Machine is undoubtedly one of the more physically offensive and destructive superheroes in the Pantheon. Most of the House of Weapons are very intrigued by his armour and what he is capable. Unfortunately, Rhodey doesn't have much time flashing his weapons to fans, instead spending more time in military services and preparing himself for future threats. Being a soldier means being prepared after all.
• Given that he was an adept Ace Pilot, Rhodey made quick friends with Hal Jordan and, while not too phased about the Lantern Corps, was nonetheless impressed about how Hal was able to utilise his and lead the Green Lanterns several times. While Rhodey isn't interested in the rings, he states he's more than welcome to come help out Hal and the Green Lantern Corps at any time.
• Given his military prowess the Grand United Alliance of Good were eager to have him as one of their major military assets, which Rhodey was content with, provided that they keep a good promise of the military being provided with good support just as much of Rhodey getting weaponry upgrades. The GUAG have complied thanks to Rhodey's dedication to justice and protection. Still, it wouldn't hurt if he could get some combat training from various deities.
• On one occasion, Frank Castle took hold of an old War Machine suit and used to fight against crime, with predictable results given the fact that he's a vigilante who isn't hesitant to kill. Rhodey eventually showed up to convince Frank to give the suit up, which he does given the amount of respect Frank has for Rhodey who reciprocated. The two have been good allies since.
• Was surprised to see that there was someone who formerly held his trope in the form of Laguna Loire. However, with Rhodey coming in full-time, Laguna was forced to pass on his title, feeling that Rhodey may be better suited to the title. Rhodey did, however, decide to keep Laguna by nominating him as his High Priest. By doing so meant that Laguna was still in the Pantheon, though he's not as prominent as he used to be. Still, Rhodey has the feeling that he and Laguna can be pretty good partners on the battlefield.
• He became fast friends with Heero Yuy and Trowa Barton. Considering they're all skilful pilots with adequate experiences in War, Rhodey was impressed to see them utilize Alpha Strikes on their opponents to get a situation done, alongside bombarding them with as many weapons as possible. He also sympathizes with Yuy and Barton's age during their battles, especially given that Heero accidentally killed a little girl, prompting him to become reserved and quiet and Trowa forgetting about himself and his sister and using an alias to compensate.
  • He also has some sense of camaraderie with the 501st Joint Fighter Wing. Being soldiers who persevered through dedicated teamwork and friendship, Rhodey has a measure of respect for the girls. He was thinking of having Stark present them Iron Man suits as a sign of goodwill, though the girls respectfully declined. Still, wherever the 501st JFW are fighting, Rhodey is more than welcome to tag along.
• He was once killed by Thanos. Of course, Rhodey returned from the dead to carry on his superheroics as usual. That said, he's become more aware of cosmic deities, especially Darkseid, given that not only does he resemble Thanos, but is much more malicious to boot. He'll probably be upgrading his weapons further and reach out to advanced sciences for that if it means taking on the Lord of Apokolips and other similar foes. Oh, and Rhodey hasn't forgotten about Thanos either.
  • Another thing to clarify was that he wasn't happy about the fact that there was another superhero civil war that was influenced by his death in some way. He does recall the last time that sort of thing happened and how disastrous it was for all combatants.
• Has a sort of rivalry going on with Genos, though both remain on friendly terms with one another regardless. A battle simulation conducted by Wiz and Boomstick came out with the conclusion of Rhodey being able to near-effortlessly defeat Genos. Ever since then, Genos has been striving to become stronger and equip himself with better tech in the hopes of becoming a stronger and more capable hero.
• He might be one of the more capable beings in the Pantheon to take on the Grineer. Rhodey was rather concerned about the fact that they're an invasive army who go out of their way to kill and plunder out of hatred and superiority. To top it off, they're no stranger to pulverizing their enemies with as much weaponry as possible. If anything, the Grineer is one of the reasons why Rhodey (With Stark's permission of course) would sometimes offer Iron Man suits to his allies and other military personnel to hive them a fighting chance.
• At some point, he rechristened himself into an American version of Iron Man, aptly named the Iron Patriot. However, that position was first taken by Norman Osborn when he was leading the Dark Avengers. Rhodey apparently went on a brief stint with this identity someplace else which is the reason why some remember him for having an Iron Man suit styled after the Star-Spangled banner. Still, given what Norman really is, Rhodey is willing to strip the Iron Patriot identity from him. Not that Norman is bothered by it, as he's more preferable to be the Green Goblin instead.

Malebolgia, Hellish Lord of Demonic Hierarchies

• Greater God
• Symbol: Eight Reddish Circles to Represent his Position in Hell
• Theme Song: Hell
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Ruler of the 8th Circle of Hell (He Himself is named After Malbolge), Evil Overlord, The Leader of Hell because of his Powers, Fat Bastard, Complete Monster, Gigantic Demon, Satanic Archetype except Not Really, Demonic Abomination, Seeks to Manipulate Spawn in Ways that would Benefit Himself, Is Disliked and Unmissed by his Demonic Underlings
• Domains: Demons, Hell, Evil, Masters, Deception, Hierarchies
• Allies: Clown/The Violator, The Big Red Devil, Ghirahim, Frank Underwood, Griffith and the Godhand, Fortinbras, Diablo, Molag Bal, Hades (Kid Icarus), Wild Hunt, Shao Kahn, Kronika, Molag Bal, Damien Thorn
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Melkor, The Four Horsemen
• Rivals: Mephisto, Kyubey and the Incubators, Lucifer
• Enemies Spawn, Hanzo Hasashi/Scorpion, Raiden, The Doomslayer, Dante, Sparda, Killia, Father Kerras and Father Merrin, The Puella Magi (Especially Homura Akemi), Zafina, Zamasu, Meridia, Jyggalag
• Opposes/Opposed By: The Angels Sub-House
• Disregards: Dis
• You die and go to Hell because you've committed one too many morally reprehensible actions in your life. So what's to be expected is to be damned for eternity. Instead, for a select amount, they're instead taken to the Demon Lord, Malebolgia, ruler of the 8th Circle of Hell who gives out promises of giving you your life back. It actually works... until you realize Malebolgia has turned you into a demon known as a Hellspawn and the Demon Lord wants to make you a herald of the Apocalypse so that he could launch a grand assault on Heaven and take it over for all eternity.
• Malebolgia was killed by Spawn at one point and returned to do battle against him again. Sooner or later, he'd have figured out that manipulating him was futile and that being opposed by the Anti-Hero was an eternal occurrence. Well, if that's the case, Malebolgia will do his best to torment Spawn and his loved ones with any means necessary. This is also the reason he joined the Pantheon; he once demanded and forced Ghirahim to give up his position of Demon Lords and Archdevils after showcasing his powers. However, knowing that he may be useful to him in the future, Malebolgia left Ghirahim to be anointed with Sissy Villain. Being fellow diabolical demons has its benefits after all.
• His Pantheonic arrival was marked by loud, bombastic laughing from many parts of the Pantheon, especially the Houses of Villains and Otherness. He made a grand announcement that he is one of the most powerful Demon Lords and that any and all demons should come to revere him. Of course, he was surprised to see some demons see him with utter disgust and contempt, though most villainous ones were comfortable at least acknowledging his influence and power.
• While he possesses incredible power, being able to take on a group of powerful angels and win effortlessly and his influence is undoubtedly recognized, Malebolgia's special talent relies on his deceit and manipulation towards his minions and pawns. He is very clever when it comes to granting the wishes of someone, only to cruelly screw them over in the next life, something that he had done to Al Simmons and would gladly do it again. He is very obsessed with starting a War on Heaven and wants to drag the Angels Sub-House with it, hoping to destroy it and allow the Demons Sub-House to pillage and rule over what's left of it. Unsurprisingly, he opposed by every angel in the Pantheon.
  • Excluding angels, most humans don't like Malebolgia all too much either. Father Kerras and Father Merrin see him in outright disgust as Malebolgia revels in sadistically mocking those he is meant to punish as well as being similar to Pazuzu in that regard. He's also seen with scorn by Zafina who sees him as even worse than Azazel, a demon that once possessed Zafina and forced her into harming innocents. Malebolgia seeks to torment them in his own spare time, but for now, he has bigger issues to tend to.
• He does take great precaution towards the Doomslayer, given his infamous reputation for inspiring fear towards his enemies, especially demons. Given that even the Violator is not very confident in taking him on, Malebolgia is quick to strike new partnerships in an attempt to combat the Doomslayer. He's aware of the fact that he'll come for him one day, and he's not ready to die with his goals not realized.
• Upon arriving in the Pantheon, the Violator immediately sought to strike a partnership with him again, eager to finally get an old face to collaborate against Spawn. Malebolgia has since heaped high praises to his lieutenant for killing Wanda Blake and receiving a significant power boost from it. They've since made up several headquarters around their domains, plotting out different methods to take on Spawn, now that he's on a warpath for what Violator had done to him.
• He is not unlike a lot of deities in the Pantheon who rely on tricks and false promises to get what they want. Case in point; Quan Chi, a demon from the Netherrealm who was infamous for backstabbing several of his allies and for instigating the destruction of the Shirai Ryu and sullying the reputation of the Lin Kuei. Malebolgia himself became a sour reminder for Scorpion, who finds the Demon Lord to be very similar to Quan Chi in their habit of deceiving and ruining others for their amusement and swears to eliminate him once and for all, even forming an alliance of convenience with Spawn for that matter.
• Prideful as he is, he doesn't have much of a high opinion about Melkor. The Dark Lord himself, however, thinks that given how he relies more on lying and trying to deceive others, Malebolgia really has no position to compare himself. Malebolgia, however, shot back at Melkor for shrewdly stating that whenever he has to fight against someone who actually poses a threat, he chickens out unless he has to prove his superiority towards his followers. This actually prompted Melkor to suddenly attack him, with Malebolgia quickly making a getaway.
  • That said, he is a member of the GUAE Mastermind due to his incredible power and influence. Oh sure, him and Melkor still have some beef, but given they have similar opponents, for the time being, they're going to have to work together in this case. He does, however, have plans to backstab Melkor once the forces of Good are wiped out. Then again, so is most of the GUAE.
• Intrinsically, he is opposed to YHVH. He personally finds it rather amusing that he's similar to the God of his Universe, who's also no better than YHVH. On the other hand, he's rather conflicted about Lucifer. He expresses some respect towards his power and leadership, though he finds his encouragement towards humans to be rather annoying and rather out-of-touch for someone like him. On the other hand, YHVH sees Malebolgia as another one of Melkor's lackeys and Lucifer just sees him with seething disgust.
• His deceptive mind had him clashing against the working ethics of the Incubators at one point. Them, especially Kyubey stated that at the very least, they do mean what they say and try to stop the universe from ending. Malebolgia instead retorted that they're instead doing it for self-sustainance and them tricking Magical Girls is not far away from what Malebolgia does to damned souls.
  • Naturally, this led to him being opposed by the Puella Magi, though Homura Akemi personally has out on him the most. She hates Malebolgia for simply reminding her of Kyubey and how his actions of trickery led to the other Puella Magi taking in so much despair. Malebolgia himself found the suffering of the girls funny on his part, which prompted Homura to blast him back to Hell. Still, just because he lost to Homura doesn't mean Malebolgia is siding with the Incubators, given that the Violator already has his feud against the girls.
• He gets along splendidly with Molag Bal, considering the fact that both of them get a knack out of tormenting souls for the hell of it and committing condemnation without any sort of fairness. Malebolgia also seems to like Coldharbour for somewhat reminding him of his hell.
  • This, of course, bought him into enmity to the Daedric Princes, particularly Meridia and Jyggalag for reasons more than just Malebolgia and Molag Bal are allies. Meridia sees him with open content due to the depravities he casually commits and sees his way of restricting individuals as Hellspawns as some form of Necromancy. Jyggalag being an enforcer of Law opposes Malebolgia for representing the malicious side of Chaos and that Malebolgia's skills in tricks and manipulation may be an obstacle to Jyggalag's mind as each seeks to conquer the Pantheon with the use of their intellect.
• Is impressed to see there are two different versions of Hell. The one based on The Divine Comedy was one of immediate comfort for him, given that Malebolgia rules over the 8th Circle (representing malice and fraud) and was further amused that's it's name, Malebolge, was the inspiration for his own name. The other Hell, on the other hand, had Malebolgia confused. He found it weird imagining Hell being a fun and enjoyable place (or at least for those who aren't demons), but still, demons enjoy it as well. He doesn't have much to comment on, given that Malebolgia already has an iteration of Hell that he can easily dwell under.
  • And no, Dis isn't the ideal Satan for him. The Satan he knew terrified him to no end, Dis, on the hand, was reduced to a sobbing, pathetic and eternally confined shell of his former self, remaining in the lowest pits to suffer for personally defying and insulting God. Still, he does have some respect for other iterations of Satan, given that they're actually competent and respects Damien Thorn for actively trying to oppose his destiny of losing.
• At one point, he was imprisoned in the Netherrealm alongside Kronika by Spawn. Seeking vengeance, Malebolgia decided to strike an alliance with the Mistress of Time. All things considered, being with Kronika had Malebolgia very interested in her Hourglass, and he wants that badly. For now, however, he's working with Kronika in fighting against Spawn and Kombatants who are vehemently opposed to the Mistress of Time. Once that's been settled, Malebolgia will swipe the Hourglass from Kronika and use it to assure Hell the ultimate victory against Heaven.

for both

@Crimson: for both

Figured I'd review a couple of past ideas and make a change or two to them, as well as suggest a new idea to see how well they work.

• I had Pichu for Ridiculously Cute Critter, by virtue of it being an even more marketable version of Pikachu, itself an already cute Pokemon. I'm wondering if it's possible to include Togepi in the profile, as it's an anthropomorphic egg and one of several "baby Pokemon" (introduced in the Generation 2 like Pichu), and its evolution line remains consistently cute.
• One of my old ideas was Harvey Birdman for Hilarity Sues, given how the show focuses on lawsuits directed at Hanna-Barbera characters for their generally normal antics in their original show (ie: Quick Draw Mcgraw's guitar is treated as a concealed weapon and Scooby and Shaggy get mistaken for stoners) and Harvey Birdman takes cases involving them. I'm wondering if this works or Omnidisciplinary Lawyer is better since the cases are varied, including injury-based lawsuits, business-based lawsuits, civil defense, and even being the plaintiff.
• My new idea involves giving Too Clever by Half to Klug. He's a nerd and Insufferable Genius who gets so caught up in his own intellect that it causes him some problems, among them include carrying a book housing a demon that can possess him at any moment (the first time it happened was when he found three items and used it to unleash the book's full power, despite the book saying not to open it near those specific items).

@ azul: More the issue that the only willing convert(as far as I know) in the UV Corps is Sinestro. Also there's Umbrax, but I don't think that's been shown as more of a character than a plot-based Eldritch Abomination (but it's still metal af)

@ r-lock: Pichu and Togepi seems a nice balance, as they're the most well-known baby Pokemon

I'm considering Methuselah for Anthropomorphic Personification or Gratuitous Latin. The former as he is the concept of darkness given form and personified by collective humanity(distinct from the Hadou Gods), the latter because all his spells are various Latin phrases

for the latter two proposals with Harvey getting Hilarity Sues.

for Crimson's profiles and R-lock's ideas

I will finish fortnite island tomorrow.

Spawn: "Aw Shit, here we go again!"

Bye Laguna, welcome Rhodey.

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Edited by CrimsonShark on May 10th 2020 at 3:37:22 PM

I'm done with this.

Ai Astin, Goddess of Worlds Without Death

• Lesser Goddess
• Symbol: Her shovel
• Theme Song: "Birth"
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Moe, Wide-Eyed Idealist, All-Loving Heroine, half-human, half-Gravekeeper, performing a reaper's job in a deathless, godless world
• Domains: Death, Life, Travel, Idealism
• Heralds: Julie Sakuma Dmitriyevich, Scar, Alice Color
• Allies: 7S!Death, Death of the Endless, Decim, Lord Death, Chito and Yuuri, The Young Girl and the Soldier, Sam and Dean Winchester, Antonius Block, Shovel Knight
• Enemies: Nekron, Nagash
• Opposes: Dhuum, Chuck Shurley
• Ai Astin is a young girl hailing from a world that has been abandoned by God. That world fell out of order and became stagnant, with no new people being born and nobody dying when they should. God's last gift before leaving was the Gravekeepers, the only beings capable of granting true death to humans who don't wish to soldier on as undead. Ai is half-Gravekeeper, having been born from the very first Gravekeeper and a human father. Although she is very naive, she has a strong desire to save the world that God has abandoned. After meeting her father and burying him, she went on a journey in order to help people in whatever ways she can, accompanied by her father's friend Julie, a pure Gravekeeper known as Scar and later a boy around her age called Alice.
• Ai was traveling with her friends through her devastated, yet oddly beautiful and peaceful world. At some point they stopped to set up camp for the night, and Ai decided to wander off on her own. After arriving at a beach, which she marvelled at because she had never seen one before, she was approached by an eerie figure in a black cloak. When Ai levelled her shovel at him and demanded to know his name, he answered "I am Death," which astonished Ai. She didn't have time to fully process that information before Death was suggesting they have a nice game of chess, which a confused Ai found herself agreeing to. In the conversation that ensued, Ai wondered, somewhat accusingly, what Death was doing if he no longer reaped lives, to which he replied he was not the Death of her world and thus had no power over it, and that he was only visiting out of curiosity at what a deathless world was like. The implication of another world got Ai's attention, but she had a chess game to focus on first. Except, as she came to realize, she had no idea how to play chess, as she'd never had a chance to before...
  • At any rate, Death eventually left Ai with a portal to the "other world" open and an invitation to enter. Curiosity got the better of her and she went in. She explored on her own for a bit until she came across a tank, from which popped out two girls, Chito and Yuuri. The three girls talked and Ai learned that the place she was in was the Pantheon, and that Chito and Yuuri themselves were from a world that was also nearing its end and they had been traveling, much like Ai. As Ai joined them on their travels, the three girls became close, and Chito and Yuuri decided to bring her to the Main House to suggest her for proper ascension. Ai's story and the world she came from were deemed interesting enough that she got a position.
• Of course, she met Death again, who was rather satisfied to see her made into a goddess and invited her to play chess again someday... when she has a better grasp on the game. Given he's one of the heads of the House of Life and Death where Ai is placed, the two are in close contact. The other House head Ai gets along with is Death of the Endless, who appreciates the young girl's zest for life and empathy despite her paradoxal position as a reaper-like being. She also thinks Ai is just adorable and often fawns over her. She also makes sure Death doesn't mess with the naive Ai too much.
  • Other death-bringers she likes include Decim and Lord Death, largely because of how kind they are. With Decim in particular she finds him to be the entity most similar to a Gravekeeper due to him originally lacking in emotion and later learning to be more expressive, in a similar development to that of Ai's pure Gravekeeper friend Scar (Ai herself always had emotions due to being half-human). Ai likes to hang out at Decim's bar, though he can't help but think it looks bad for a 12-year-old to hang around his joint, but he likes her too much to tell her to leave.
• Gravekeepers are naturally able to detect the proximity of any undead and have an itch to bury any they find (something that is belied by their constant Dissonant Serenity). Because Ai was born half-human, these instincts are not present in her, and she is more than happy to allow the undead go on with their un-lives if they truly wish to remain in that state of being. Thus, she has a better relationship with the House of Undead than one might expect. Even back in her world there was a whole city for undead called Ortus whose culture she respected and she got along swimmingly with its leader. The House of Undead is much the same as Ortus to her. It's just too bad that the House heads are awful, especially Nekron and Nagash. Ai thinks it's unforgivable that they use the undead to build their armies when she knows for a fact that many just wish to lead peaceful existences. Nor can she abide their plans to respectively turn everything into nothing or turn the entire world into their personal undead kingdom. Given Ai's power to grant true death would make dead bodies impervious to Nekron and Nagash's manipulations, the two think this otherwise insignificant little girl does pose a threat to their goals, so it's a priority to have her assassinated.
• At the very least, an "ally" (which is a very loose term in this case) of Nekron that doesn't go along with the idea of getting rid of Ai is Dhuum, because as an obsessive hunter of those who have cheated death, he approves of Ai being capable of granting true death, so he has an interest in protecting her. Ai by her turn doesn't like his merciless nature at all and avoids him as much as she can.
• In her time in the Pantheon, she has become aware that there are quite a few beings that go by the name of God. She has some suspicions that Chuck Shurley is the god who created and abandoned her world, given he has been similarly flaky towards the world he is confirmed to come from. Which speaking of, she proved to get along very well with Sam and Dean Winchester, identifying with them as they also travel the world in order to fulfill a mission and have had their lives plagued by tragedy such as losing a parent. Of course, Sam and Dean have gone through a lot more than Ai, but then again Ai is far younger than them, and when you live in a world like hers, it's only a matter of time... Sam and Dean at least feel inspired to protect Ai like a little sister and try to ensure she doesn't become traumatized too quickly (especially now that she's in a place as crazy as the Pantheon).
• Ai once met a girl about her age who seemed to be carrying an unusually large egg around. She got curious about what the egg was supposed to be and why the girl was carrying it, but the girl only gave her very sparse and mysterious answers. Ai wasn't deterred and spent that day with the girl helping her, filling up the silence with her chatter, which the girl didn't seem to mind. They ended up spending the night at the girl's temple, and once the girl fell asleep, Ai met a young man carrying a cross, who she had noticed earlier in the day following them around and who somewhat reminded her of her father. They talked a bit, and while it was a bit hard to follow for Ai, she could surmise that the two also came from a ravaged world that had been abandoned by God. The nature of the egg still eluded her, but that was fine, because it was obviously something important to the girl and Ai was happy to have helped. Though it puzzled Ai why the man kept himself out of the girl's sight, to which he admitted that he purposefully broke her precious egg in the past. This gave Ai pause, but it didn't last long as she smiled and told the man to keep protecting the girl. From that day on, Ai visits the two regularly.
• Met Death's favorite chess opponent Antonius Block while visiting the former one day. As one might imagine, Ai was surprised that a regular human like Antonius was so at ease in the presence of an embodiment of death. They started talking about themselves and Ai learned about how Antonius' world went through a crisis of its own that at least resembled the end times, due to a black plague epidemic, and how Antonius traveled through the land on a spiritual search for God, which Ai realized was pretty similar to her own adventures. They wound up becoming pretty good friends, with Antonius reminding Ai of Julie. She has also found in him someone willing to teach her about chess.
• Met the Shovel Knight when he suddenly appeared to her out of nowhere and demanded an honorable duel with her, having noticed the impressive-looking shovel strapped to her back. A panicked Ai managed to explain that she really wasn't a fighter at all before any fighting started and explained what her shovel's purpose was. Shovel Knight was somewhat disappointed, but not for too long as he got the idea to take Ai under his wing and train her in the art of wielding a shovel so she can deal with the many dangers of the Pantheon. Ai isn't really sure that's a good idea, but at least she can see Shovel Knight has good intentions and humors him. She remains rather on the clumsy side as of yet, but that doesn't seem to deter Shovel Knight as he enthusiastically works her to the bone in their training sessions.

Edited by Excessive-Menace on May 10th 2020 at 7:40:40 AM