Quick draft for Jagi.

A man who was trained in a martial arts school and was denied being a successor to a powerful martial arts, driving him to jealousy and wanting to tarnish the successor's name by any means necessary.

Aside from a better way to word his title, I'm looking additional interactions.

Jagi, God of Black Sheep (Twisted Butcher of Hokuto)

• Lesser God
• Symbol: His mask
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: The Brute, Ax-Crazy, Combat Pragmatist, Facial Horror, Out of Focus, Small Role, Big Impact
• Domains: Revenge, Resentment
• Allies: Immortan Joe, Tai Lung
• Enemies: Kenshiro, Max Rockatansky
• Hokuto Shinken is a powerful form of martial arts that has existed for many years and can only be learned by those worthy of its abilities. Those who have mastered it include Kenshiro (who has inherited its skills proper), the messainic-like Toki, and the highly determined and driven Raoh. There is another member of the Hokuto Shinken school, but that member is so unlike the others that it's a wonder that he even knows about Hokuto Shinken. That man is Jagi, who was so enraged with Kenshiro being the successor to Hokuto Shinken that he challenged him to a fight and ended up having to wear a mask to cover his hideous face as a result of losing to Kenshiro. Jagi has since sought to tarnish Kenshiro’s name by any means necessary and his sadistic, psychopathic behavior is a stark contrast to how the rest of Hokuto Shinken’s practitioners normally are.
• In a ruined town somewhere in the Pantheon, a scarred masked thug riding a motorcycle showed up and began threatening the people there, demanding them to say his name. Many of the denizens present were terrified and didn’t know who this man was, but someone confusedly said “Kenshiro” given the scars on that man’s body. The people started muttering to themselves that the Kenshiro they know wasn’t anywhere near close to this masked goon. Jagi’s patience (or rather, what’s left of it) ran out and started attacking everyone. He then learned from a nervous patron that Jagi was in the Pantheon, something that left him intrigued, especially seeing that this was a perfect opportunity to finally get back at Kenshiro for everything he’s done to him. Jagi then drove off to continue his rampage, leaving behind several bodies and some traumatized survivors, all to spite Kenshiro.
• Jagi is but one of a number of post-apocalyptic maniacs looking to impose their power and make innocents suffer. He learned about Immortan Joe, another ruthless individual that wanted to conquer a wasteland and approached him directly, hoping to gain something from that meeting. Joe and Jagi exchanged information about their respective enemies, with Joe already having a notable hatred of Kenshiro being a good thing for Jagi. Jagi learned about Joe’s own enemy, Max Rockatansky (the latter of whom saw Jagi as just another thug waiting to be torn down) and Jagi was willing to target him if Joe allows it. Joe has his own ambitions of taking over a wasteland with Jagi being more of an independent force to instill terror on others, but they still remain good-enough friends for them to keep interacting with each other intermittently.
• Tai Lung was someone who Jagi saw quite a bit of himself in given how they’re skilled at martial arts, but shunned by their masters and driven to a jealous rage. The main difference here is that Jagi was never a stable man to begin with and Tai Lung started off as someone with promise before turning evil. Jagi told Tai Lung that if he couldn’t get what he wanted initially, then there would be something much greater, with that something being Hokuto Shinken. Tai Lung was rather curious about this Hokuto Shinken style and it was clear that Tai Lung having access to that (and Nanto Seiken) was a highly troubling possibility. While Tai Lung hasn’t gotten close to knowing the true capabilities of Hokuto Shinken, he does see Jagi as a kindred spirit that can help him get closer to fulfilling his personal revenge over being denied martial arts greatness.

Well, Balrog is someone who's known for fighting dirty. Maybe appreciated by John Kreese given how Cobra Kai tends to be very focused on being pragmatic and ruthless towards your opponent, which Jagi evidently is. On that note, he'd be opposed by Johnny Lawrence as being a dirty fighter happens to be a Berserk Button of his.

Like I said before, Pokemon Partnerships should be renamed to Mon Partnerships as we have Digimon partnerships as well and said page could also be given an update as well.

Any thoughts and suggestions about this idea?

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Back to posting my Indominus/Indoraptor? Is there anything else that could be added for them or are they good to go?

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Indominus Rex and Indoraptor, Co-Gods of Genetically Built Creatures and Beasts More Intelligent Than They Appear (Indominus: I. Rex, iRex, GMOsaurus Rex, Diabolus Rex, Coke 2, Pussysaurus | Indoraptor: I. Raptor, The Stealth Fighter Jet of Dinosaurs, Ripper)

• Intermediate Goddess and God
• Symbol: The Indominus's Exhibit Symbol (Indominus Rex), A pair of Yellow Lines in a Back Background (Indoraptor)
• Theme Song: Indominus Wrecks (Indominus), Thus Begins the Indo-Rapture (Indoraptor)
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Hybrids Created with the DNA of Several Dinosaurs and Modern Day Animals, Intelligence Supposedly Higher than Humans, Derranged Sociopathy, Unnaturally Malicious, Dinosaurian Frankenstein, Rather Different from One Another, Go Mad from the Isolation, Having a Large Amount of Teeth, Psycho Prototype, Living Weapon, Strong and Fast, Genius Bruiser
  • Indominus Rex: Killing For Sport, "Very High" Aggression Index, Bright Is Not Good, Infrared Vision, Killed and Ate her Sibling, Tragic Monster
  • Indoraptor: Flawed Prototype due to Unstable Genetics, Rather Clumsy, Dark Is Evil, Is Inspired by Nosferatu, Genetic Decay Illness, Super-Persistent Predator, Tragic Villain
• Domains: Dinosaurs, Genetics, Hostility, Upbringing, Aggression, Cloning
• High Priest: The Xenomorph Queen
• Followers: The Nobodies
• Allies: Spinosaurus, Riptor, Gwangi, Cell, Frankenstein's Monster, Deathwing, Slaanesh, Rau Le Creuset, The Goliath
• Enemies: Rexie, Owen's Raptor Pack, The Gang of Seven, Dr. Alan Grant, Regina, Mewtwo, Emmet, Peter Quill/Star-Lord, H'annit, Isuzu Sento, The Nostalgia Critic, King Kong, Count Orlok, The Monster Hunters, Pokemon Hunter J
• Rivals: The Xenomorphs, Deviljho, Glavenus, The Graboids
• Respected By: Howard and Kreese, Shao Kahn
• Kept Under Watch By: Albert Wesker, Malekith, Grand United Alliance of Evil, Grand United Alliance of Destruction
• Fears: The Liopleurodon, The Meg (Indominus only)
• Dinosaurs are awesome. After all, this is the primary appeal of Jurassic Park, and later on, Jurassic World. The very idea of seeing animals that have been long gone for millions of years is beyond an exciting prospect. So when audiences eventually start getting bored, what is the solution? To create a brand new dinosaur using the DNA genes of other dinosaurs as a way to boost ticket sales. Hence, the Indominus Rex came into being, marketed as a predator that could rival the Tyrannosaurus Rex and the Velociraptor in every way and being biologically enhanced. The results were better than expected... and not for good reasons when the Indominus escaped and wrecked Havok on Jurassic World. Despite the successful efforts of a pack of Raptors, a Tyrannosaur, a Mosasaurus and some of the park's staff members to stop the animal, she had already done enough damage to warrant Jurasic World a complete shutdown.
  • The Indominus's legacy, however, would continue on as InGen was able to collect a sample of its DNA to create a successor of sorts, the Indoraptor. Because of the unstable genetics used in the cloning process, the Indominus was sick and required a blood transfusion from a Velociraptor to live. All of these efforts were for nought; the last surviving raptor, Blue, was given a blood transfusion from a Tyrannosaur, effectively eliminating the cure and the Indominus himself was killed while trying to hunt a group of humans, two of which had combated against the Indominus three years ago.
• The Indominus had been a Pantheonic resident for quite some time. Some report that she was there since the early years of the House of Beast, though it took her quite some time before she made her presence and reputation known. The Indoraptor, on the other hand, seems to be a more recent entry, at least compared to the Indominus. Tellingly enough, they engage in brutal battles against one another as the two dinosaurs hardly had any social development during their mortal lives, not to mention they were specifically made to be weapons for combat. When most people talk about InGen in the Pantheon, it's usually out of disappointment and shame, a reminder made by the Indominus and Indoraptor.
• They are easily among the most feared beasts in the Pantheon. Aside from the fact that they're cloned to be weapons, they're surprisingly sociopathic in nature. Many of their hunts are calculated and it's often reported that they kill more than how many corpses are needed to sustain their bodies. The Indominus is more exposed, as it's sometimes seen in open woodland, whereas not much is really known about the Indoraptor, though there are reports of the dinosaur being seen in more enclosed areas and indoor buildings.
• InGen documents have revealed that there were plans and experimentations for hybrid dinosaurs since the earliest years of the 21st Century. One of the more physical pieces of evidence to suggest this was the Spinosaurus that a rescue team encountered back in 2001. Furthermore, the Spinosaurus was never on InGen's list of cloned dinosaurs. This proved that the Spinosaurus was a prototype for cloned hybrids as the dinosaur was still an actual animal, albeit so thoroughly modified it was almost wholly different from it back in prehistoric times. The Indominus was a more successful product that was to be reduced in size to create biological weapons. The Indoraptor is the end result of that project, a savage killing machine meant to be a powerful force of nature, intended to be used by military forces.
• While they are normally seen in the House of Beast almost no one likes the two. The Indominus and the Indoraptor make sure to get as many kills as possible and their presence has led to many forms of security protocols to be enacted to keep the fauna safe. Because of the technological advancements that have been made, the House of Beast has struck a deal with the House of Technology to use better equipment to track the two and notify herds of animals from the Indominus and Indoraptor as much as possible.
• Rexie and the Raptor Pack haven't forgotten about their ordeal with the Indominus one bit, especially given that she was responsible for Charlie's death and directly killed Echo and Delta. While Rexie and the Raptors don't meet up all that often, they'll pack up together when it comes to dealing with the Indominus. The Gang of Seven and Speckles don't like her either, with the former doing the best they could to keep her away from the Great Valley and the latter making sure his family and especially his son aren't harmed.
• For all of her viciousness, the Indominus makes no attempt to go close to deep watery bodies. She remembers all too well how her mortal coil was shed and she doesn't like to be reminded by it. The very notice of the Liopleurodon and the Meg are simply enough to terrify her into backing away as much as she could from seawater. Because of his lack of experience outside of indoor confines, the Indoraptor is rather fearless towards them, but given his size, he also tends to back away from the Liopleurodon and the Meg.
  • Made even worse by the fact that the Liopleurodon's High Priest is the very same Mosasauus that killed the Indominus. Because of this, she just cannot fathom how strong apex predators of the ocean really are.
• Regarding humans, Alan Grant really has nothing good to say about them. While he's always remained critical towards InGen for creating what he thinks are "theme park monsters", he firmly believes the company stooped a new low with the creation of the Indominus as a park exhibit and the Indoraptor as a genetically engineered weapon to use in wars. Isuzu Sento initially liked the idea of a dinosaur theme park and doesn't mind many of the cloned dinosaurs, but she vehemently opposes the two for largely the same reasons as Dr Grant and is arming herself with special ammunition to combat them just in case. Similarly enough, Regina has caught notice of this and has already armed herself enough, knowing how to handle dinosaurs given her experience in Ibis Island and Edward City.
• H'annit also sees the Indominus and Indoraptor as genetic abominations that have to be stopped at all costs. The presence of the two dinosaurs reminds H'annit of a beast that hunted for self-satisfaction and glee, so her reasons are rather personal. And no, she doesn't excuse the beasts's poor living conditions and treatment to be sympathizing factors either.
• As with all other creatures, Hunter J has made plans to capture the Indominus and the Indoraptor for a massive bounty. Unfortunately for her, she grossly underestimated the power and aggression the two beasts possessed. The Indominus was able to nearly wreak Havok on J's ship and while she did try to remain more cautious about the Indoraptor, she was nearly killed when he snuck into her ship and was only saved by her Drapion and Ariados.
• While it is undoubtedly a savage and brutal killing machine, the Indoraptor appears to have a very dishevelled and sickly appearance at times, such as small skin peels and even spasms on occasion. This is the result of the dinosaur having a very unstable genetic code that rendered it having a short life. Yes, it could chase down animals for long periods of time, but it's also rather clumsy and reckless, especially compared to the Indominus.
• While there may be no hope of redemption for the two, it should be noted that the Indominus and Indoraptor became the way they were because they were kept isolated from every other living lifeform, given little to eat and was treated with some form of disrespect by InGen workers. One does have to wonder how the Indominus and Indoraptor would have acted like if they were raised properly.
  • That said, the Indominus killed and ate its sibling upon birth, so there may have been the case that the Indominus (and by extension, the Indoraptor) were always savage killers with little-to-no social approach in the first place. The Siblings Sub-House express disgust and fear abut this information and have urged the House of Family to prevent the Indominus and Indoraptor from ever coming there.
  • Despite this, Rau Le Creuset treats the Indominus and Indoraptor with some degree of sympathy and highlights their existence and personality as proof of humanity's self-destructive nature. More often than not, Rau will often try to see if he can use the two dinosaurs to his advantage. Of course, he can't come close to them without the Indominus and Indoraptor wanting to attack him. Additionally, Rau was also the one who allowed the Indominus and Indoraptor to join the Pantheon.
• The Grand United Alliance of Evil and Grand United Alliance of Destruction are interested in finding and using the Indominus and Indoraptor for their own ends. That said, the dinosaurs's antisocial and territorial nature makes them very difficult to come across. Albert Wesker and Malekith have also considered capturing the two hybrid dinosaurs for their own ends, with Wesker wanting to experiment further upon them and Malekith seeking to improve the might of the Dark Elves with a brand new mount.
  • Their bloodthirsty nature earned the approval of Howard and Kreese, who have expressed a desire to have the Indominus and Indoraptor be featured in their newest iteration of Death Watch. Shao Kahn has also seen the hybrid dinosaurs with savage glee and has thought about having the two be kept as beasts of execution in his Mortal Kombat tournaments. He intends to feed the two any losing combatants in the tourney both as punishment and as amusement.
• Surprisingly get along well with the Goliath, a similar creature that has genetic engineering as it's source of origin. They're one of the only creatures the Indominus and Indoraptor care to have around their territory and the Goliath is more than happy to reciprocate by fighting alongside the dinosaurs against perceived threats.
• The Indominus has an enmity against the Nostalgia Critic, of all people, considering that he degraded the beast as "Coke-2" and "Pussysaurus". She's been making several advanced towards the House of Profession in an attempt to devour the critic. The Indoraptor seems ambivalent as to what the Nostalgia Critic thinks about him.
• While the Indominus is smart, most have claimed that she wouldn't have been able to escape from her exhibit regardless, claiming that some sort of foul play was involved. Given the situation of the Isla Nublar operation in 2018, the Indoraptor and the machinations of InGen to create weaponized dinosaurs, they may have a point about it.

Edited by CrimsonShark on May 23rd 2020 at 2:26:21 PM

Looks good as it is.

Final draft for Johnston. Is there anything else I need to add here or is it good to go?

Johnston, Patron Saint of Overrated Legendary Characters (DD-557, Radio Call Sign "NIKZ", Callsign "Brasslock", Amerikaze)

• Demigoddess
• Symbol: A model of the USS Johnston
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: A character with a legendary reputation who turns out to be mediocre in actual combat, Born Lucky, Named After Somebody Famous, who in this case is a man, Having been foreshadowed months prior with equipment that she uses, Phenotype Stereotype, Having several smaller historical details on her costume
• Domains: Legendary Characters, United States, Destroyers
• Allies:
  • Kancolle-verse: The (IJN) Admiral, Ushio, Tenryuu and Tatsuta, I-19, Akagi, Musashi, Fubuki, Akatsuki, Naka, Hibiki, Yuudachi, Ikazuchi and Inazuma, Bismarck, Sendai, Ooi, Kitakami, Kisaragi, Furutaka, Bismarck, Prinz Eugen, U-511
  • Pacific-verse: O'Bannon, Enterprise, Tashkent
  • Allied Forces: Franklin D. Roosevelt, Sgt. Thomas Conlin, Gunnery Sgt. Frank Minoso, Pvt. William Gaines, Corpsman James Sullivan, Pvt. C. Miller, Sgt. Roebuck, Pvt. Polonksy, Black Cat Mantaray 5-4, The Flag Raisers, Sgt. John Basilone
  • Other: John F. Kennedy, Tank Dempsey, Steve Rogers
• Enemies:
  • The Abyssal Fleet: Wo-class, Re-class, Seaport Princess, Northern Ocean Princess, Air Defense Princess, PT Imp Group
  • Other: Commander Masataka Shima, Banzai Chargers, General Heinz Bohm
• Opposes: Cole Phelps, Takeo Masaki
• Pities: Suzu Hojou
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Yamato, Shimakaze
• Johnston, who is the personification of the Fletcher-class destroyer of the same name, is, based on her historical counterpart's own service record, a pretty legendary character. Like Yuudachi's historical counterpart, she is best known for performing well in surface combat before being sunk by enemy action. Unlike Yuudachi, however, her surface combat ability leaves much to be desired, as, despite her reputation, she is woefully average in it. So average, her firepower is actually similar to that of fellow American ship Samuel B. Roberts, whose historical counterpart was a destroyer escort that had half the firepower and displacement.
  • Despite this huge disappointment, however, her Anti-Air and anti-submarine warfare skills are still considered to be one of the best among the destroyers. If anything, it can be considered as a Necessary Drawback, allowing her to do more without being utterly broken.
• Of special note is her costume, which has some pretty nice attention to detail to it. These include: a Medal of Honor on her left arm (which references her late captain earning the medal posthumously for his actions in combat), her ribbons spelling out her historical radio callsign (which in this case is NIKZ, or November India Kilo, and Zulu), and a bronze star and silver star on her collar (which are based on the 6 Battle stars the historical ship received).
• Like fellow American ship girl Iowa, Johnston's ascension was arranged as a joint operation by both STEC's personnel and The Admiral, as a sign of goodwill. In addition, the members of Black Cat Mantaray 5-4 and many of the WWII-era US Marines had vouched for her.
• Upon her ascension, she immediately begins working alongside her fellow shipgirls in fighting against the Abyssal Fleet. Despite her drawbacks, she still manages to hold her own against both the regular units and the far more powerful bosses. When not fighting the Abyssal Fleet, she is often seen in the company of Iowa.
  • In addition, she's also seen hanging around with the crew of Black Cat Mantaray 5-4, who have a history of working alongside Fletcher-class destroyers during the Battle of Okinawa. Often, Johnston can be seen accompanying them in rescuing of deities stranded at sea, especially if they've been attacked by the Abyssal Fleet beforehand.
• Isn't too fond of working alongside IJN ship girls Yamato and Shimakaze, due to their historical counterparts' role in her own's demise.
• While they are related historically, with both of them being personified Fletcher-class destroyers, O'Bannon is rather disappointed that the Johnston that has been ascended is not from the same universe as her own. Nonetheless, they both get along really well, with Johnston's anti-aircraft and anti-submarine skills complementing O'Bannon's
• Is among the few ship girls to get along really well with President Franklin D. Roosevelt. It helps that the American President is hugely fond of the US Navy (having served as Assistant Secretary of the Navy during World War I).
  • John F. Kennedy also comes to respect her, due to both being veterans of the Pacific Theater. They even show each other the awards they had earned for their service.
• Sgt. Thomas Conlin is rather jealous of her Medal of Honor. For bonus irony, Conlin's own series is named after it, despite the Marine Sergeant himself never earning one. Nonetheless, he and the rest of his squad appreciate having her around, especially when they're in need of offshore fire support.
• Absolutely loathes Commander Masataka Shima and his allies in the Imperial Japanese Army, the Banzai Chargers, due to their attempted assassination of The Admiral. It's because of this that she also aids Pvt. Miller, Sgt. Roebuck, and Pvt. Polonsky in hunting the warmongering Japanese down.
• Is rather disgusted by Cole Phelps' past as a Marine, due to a questionable act he ordered his squad to do, not to mention having gotten many of them killed due to his mediocre leadership. This is especially true when she finds out that he had earned the Silver Star just because he was the Sole Survivor of a disastrous battle.
• Pities Suzu Hojou's traumatic experiences During the War, much like many of the Marines and Navy sailors who had met her prior. It also helps that unlike Shima, she's a noncombatant who had no clue of what her country's military was doing.
• Is among the Allied ship girls being targeted by General Heinz Bohm and his Ms 300 "Razor" missiles. Like with Warspite and Iowa, the German General intends to film her demise as part of a Propaganda Piece that he intends to show to the rest of the Pantheon as warning.

Edited by Rmpdc on May 23rd 2020 at 9:53:35 PM

@Grimgor Ironhide: About the whole Autobot Ironhide thing, he is a herald of Optimus Prime so you could make that clear.

Crimson:

@ Crimson: for the dinos and the partnership not limiting itself to just Pokemon.

@ r-lock: Shego is a villainess and right-hand to Mad Scientist Dr. Drakken, a stark contrast to the rest of her family who are otherwise composed of superheroes whom she cut contact with her claimed reason being that she couldn't stand them.

The Taken again. Not much has changed, I ruminated over the suggestion I was given last repost but it admittedly didn't end up looking right. In any case, are they ready?

You have been taken.
The Taken, Those Who Leave No Corpse Behind

• Potential House: Manners of Death
• s: 5 (Excessive, Faso, r-lock, Rmpdc, Muundeis) May 23
• Greater Deities in overall threat
• Symbol: Taken Blights
• Theme Song: Visage of Oryx, Court of Oryx, The Taken
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Broken down and corrupted into what they are now, The Undead, Army of Eldritch Abominations, Glowing Eyes of Doom, Teleport Spam, Came Back Strong with Inverted Personality Powers (and they use them well), Dark Is Evil, Walking Wasteland, Evil Counterpart to The Guardians, Sword Logic personified
• Domains: Ontopathogenesis, Paracausality, The Darkness, Teleportation
• Superior: Oryx, The Taken King
• Allies^note usually as directed by superiors: The GUAD, The Heartless, The Scourge, King Allant
• Rivals: The Flood
• Enemies: The Guardians, The Eliksni, The Vex, Emperor Calus, The Dalek Empire, The Tenno, The Grineer, The Corpus, The Infested, various Keyblade wielders, Galakrond, Eizen, The GUAN, The GUAG, Meridia, The Batter, Isaac Clarke, The Sleeper
• Banned from: The House of Nature and The House of Plants
• Pitied by/Horrifies: Anyone who have been attacked in the mind, brainwashed, and/or been corrupted
• The Taken, an army of corrupted husks of other alien races and species twisted into servitude of Oryx and other masters who Took them. With violently twitching movements and darkened bodies burning with a white flame it would be remiss to not think of them as anything short of otherworldly. Before talking about them any further let's go back in time. Way back. Way before the death of Cayde-6 and the Red War, the SIVA Crisis and the Taken War, way before the death of Crota, and way before humanity even came to be. To the early beginnings of what the universe will now call the Hive and the three siblings that led them: Xivu Arath, Savathûn, and Auryx (who will later be known as Oryx). They were in a tough spot in their war with the Ecumene as they pressed an advantage in pushing back the Hive and their warpath across the stars, each loss making their worms hungrier and hungrier still. In a ploy to stave off their oncoming annihilation Auryx slew his two sisters to gain an audience with Akka, The Worm God of Secrets, whom he soon sliced to bits to learn the secrets of calling upon the Deep (in other words The Darkness) and enscribe the Tablets of Ruin, gaining the ability to Take. With this he turned the war back to the Hive's favor, subverting the Ecumene's forces into his own. Through war, Oryx revived Xivu Arath and through tricking the surviving foes he revived Savathûn. With their combined and renewed strength the three Hive Gods obliterated their foes and continued their crusade across the stars.
• Oryx's presence alone had already amassed quite a number of Taken upon ascending to the Pantheon. That much is obvious, of course they would follow The Taken King into the Pantheon's brave new world even after his untimely demise. But as feared as they are and the potential they bring various gods mainly focused on Oryx as the big threat in the end. It wasn't until various bases across the Pantheon have simultaneously gone dark in addition to the Guardians reporting a drastic spike in Taken signatures did they get a bearing on what was happening. And before long the Taken's number have increased to such a degree that they have laid claim to their own space and title within the Pantheon. While this has once again drawn much attention to the God-King of the Hive other deities have suspected something a bit greater in play for the Taken to mobilize this quickly. While many guesses attribute this to several members of the GUAD others have pointed to the indirect presence of Oryx's siblings since his death back home has indeed left a place for an Evil Power Vacuum to occur. And Savathûn was known to have possession of Quria, Blade Transform, who can simulate Taking...
• Part of what makes the Taken so very dangerous is the various "inexplicable and physically illegal abilities" they are granted upon being, well, taken. The process of turning into such horrific monstrosities they violate reality through mere presence alone involves the helpless victim being forced into the Ascendant Realm, being Mind Raped while having their fears and other insecurities broken down by The Darkness itself. They are then offered odd powers that actually alleviate their troubles should they choose to serve a greater purpose. For example, do you have nothing to call yours? You can now create a domed forcefield. Are you a rare, frail specimen among your peers? Now you can duplicate. It goes on. And they make damn good use of their new powers.
  • Having depleted numbers from various other factions outside their universe the various powers at play have only gotten more and more diverse. To be Taken, a living host must be in contact with a portal or aperture. Of course, the requirements for a living being is very broad which is why you see beings like the Vex and various Daleks (whose Taken forms are noted to appear to be in pure still, one they can induce on others within their gaze). The likes of the Grineer, Corpus, and Infested seem to have not taken the attack well, being reminded of the Corrupted born from their numbers being subverted by old Orokin defenses and have either tried forming countermeasures for future attacks or doubled down on their efforts against Oryx and the Hive as a whole. It didn't take long for The Tenno to also make such a connection themselves and have also participated in driving back their infestations across the Pantheon.
• Barring higher ranked individuals the Taken as a whole are practically a mindless swarm if there's no leadership in the picture. It holds true in the Pantheon as some of its allies like the GUAD are made thanks to Oryx's connections to said alliance. Having said that the Taken do appear to hold a instinctual amicability with the various Heartless, likely owing to their shared connections to darkness though whether or not its of the same is another story entirely. Many of the Keyblade wielders did not like the thought of the Taken allying with the Heartless and have joined with the Guardians in opposing them. Thankfully, their alliance with the Heartless didn't also include the likes of Xehanort and Ansem, Seeker of Darkness due to the very specific requirements needed to command and control the Taken compared to the Heartless. That, and many of the Taken's masters are Omnicidal Maniacs. Still, they seek to use the Pantheon as a beachhead to infest other worlds, and that is something they cannot stand for.
  • The Taken appeared to share a similar connection with the Fearless Undead known as the Scourge as despite appearances the Taken can indeed be seen as The Undead in a more fantastical sort of way. It would help that, in the wake of the civil war between those who follow Arthas Menethil and Bolvar Foredragon there are some who have looked to Oryx as another Lich King. Despite the Hive's staunch opposition to true necromancy Oryx decided to leave this matter alone like with some of his partnerships, if only to use them as how he sees fit. Conversely, because Oryx despises Galakrond despite being another undead being who shares his views the Taken have dictated him to be their enemy too. Of course, a direct attack wouldn't do much to the Ur-Dragon (as their first master had demonstrated earlier, even if it was quite the effort compared to many) but that hasn't discouraged other plots in opposing him.
• As the Taken are essentially heavily brainwashed cannon fodder of various other races that stood in Oryx's way the Taken have no doubt horrified many who have suffered attacks on the mind and/or been brainwashed and relieved of free will themselves. In fact, many who hate the very idea of people's free will being relieved have made themselves enemies of the Taken, like with Eizen for example, if only to further oppose The Taken King and also mercy kill these poor fools.
• The tears in reality they leave behind, commonly referred to as Blights, aren't just for show. When enough of it is exuded they form into spherical balls of darkness and though on the surface being just a short distance away is debilitating it can do a whole lot more. Inter-dimensional communication nodes, shield generators, portals to the Ascendant Plane, and even area-denial thanks to be naturally poisonous to the world. This radiation of theirs from such matter can permanently damage beings unless if they have reality bending powers like the Guardians with their Light, which stand antithetical to the Darkness. At one point, the Taken tried to exploit this trait of theirs to poison the water supply of a community but they were stopped before any lasting damage could be wrought. This, of course, has alarmed the Houses of Nature and Plants and the two have enacted a ban and a kill on sight rule further helped by the GUAN and later the GUAG. The former may be a bit of a moot point considering the Taken lack of adherence towards terrestrial constraints. Barring shooting them, of course, but be pick your shots wisely.
• Their status as an infection on a metaphysical level heavily contrasts with the Flood, parasites who infest other species on a more biological level as many parasites do. Though this does little to detract from the actual threat they represent. Countless times have the two infections encountered each other in combat in a bid for more influence and power, and their battles are no less devastating to the world around them. Meanwhile, Isaac Clarke could not help but oppose the Taken and has shot down several in his journeys. They may not be as visceral as the Necromorphs but other than that Isaac could scarcely see much of a difference when he breaks it down.
• Despite all odds, it is indeed possible to cure someone of being Taken. It's not a widely applicable privilege, however, as many regard victims of being Taken no better than the deceased. Toland stated that all Taken are in perpetual ecstasy in their newfound existence though if the Techeuns are of any actual indication such claims are complete BS. Every waking moment was pure agonizing torture and were fully aware of what they are doing but had no way of stopping themselves. These reports line up with others drawn by gods in the Pantheon who at one point or another had been Taken themselves.
  • The Batter and Meridia are greatly disgusted by the Taken's existence and have thus tried their hand at purifying them. Unlike with what happened to the Techeuns theirs is objectively not a perfect process though the two have insisted otherwise. "It's better this way," they claim. Battles between the Taken and the Batter along with Meridia's Purified have been fought almost endlessly.
• Their forces can be found in a variety of places out and around the Pantheon though whether or not they are indeed coordinated by a superior or are just acting on mindless instinct changes from place to place. Taken move through dimensions as Vex do across realities and their place in Pantheonic godhood has only logically amplified that. They're even found in the corrupted Farmstead controlled by The Sleeper and King Allant's Boletaria. While they are indeed hostile to the Magic Meteor such sentiments to Allant even if they are far from the definition of demons themselves nor do they have any intentions of truly siding with him and the Old One. Perhaps this could be a rare case of mutual interest, what with his goals not being too far off from the Hive's. The utter annihilation of all life versus the very last being standing in the ashes of everything line up similarly enough for the time being.
• Even if their leaders are all dead the Taken will last for a long time. A very, very long time. There's two hypotheses as to how long they will last: Either A) They will live on until the Solar System's sun burns out or B) They're around forever. Mind you, it's not scientifically proven but it doesn't sound pretty either way...

Edited by CrownlessMimic on May 23rd 2020 at 7:34:57 AM

for dino duo and the Taken

for dinos and space zombies

for The Taken and the Mon Partnership rename.

for The Taken.

s for the Taken and the artificially made dinosaurs!

@R-lock: Jean-Pierre Polnareff's stand Silver Chariot's design is based off of Jagi and his helmet, though I'm pretty sure Polnareff would hate Jagi and finds him to be as much of a scoundrel as J. Geil. Jagi would relate to Frost since they both at first aimed to be the best in their respective martial arts schools but their disfavour by the very masters they seek approval from caused them to defect and betray; I guess they would be Friendly Rivals at best.

Edited by Muundeis on May 23rd 2020 at 10:26:08 PM

These ready to ascend?

King Midas, God of The Transmuting Touch

• House: Physical Powers (House of Power)
• Demigod
• Symbol: A hand made of gold
• Theme Song: Gold by Imagine Dragons
• Alignment: True Neutral
• Portfolio: The Midas Touch Wishing He Could Turn Things To Gold With A Touch,Including Food And Water, Accidental Murder By Touching His Daughter, Sacred Hospitality, Sometimes Gets His Powers Undone And Her Daughter Revived
• Domains: Greed, Gold, Royalty, Wishes, Tragedy
• Complicated relationship with: Bacchus (well, Dionysus)
• Sought by: The SCP Foundation
• Allies: Timmy Turner, Ebeenzer Scrooge, The Trix Rabbit, Firestorm, Edward Elric, Cassim and Aladdin, Pinocchio
• On good terms with: Scott Summers
• Enemies: Calypso, Tywin Lannister, Walder Frey, Smaug, Fafnir, Heihachi Mishima, The Coachman, the Grand United Alliance of Destruction, Jason Grace
• Opposes: Kratos, Apollo
• Pitied by: The Houses of Family and Food, Genie, Scrooge McDuck, Mr Krabs, Fred C Dobbs
• Confused by: Larfleeze
• Be careful what you wish for, and you might just get it. King Midas was given a wish by Dionysus, and the wish he chose is to turn what he touched into gold. At first it worked well; Midas got to appeal to his greed and make twigs and plants gold. But the touch didn't discriminate, and turned food and drink to gold. In some stories, even his own daughter wasn't immune to his utter horror. Though a terrible fate, some tales have a mercy with him washing his hands in the river Pactolus to undo it after praying to Dionysus. This is why it's thought the river sands have an abundance of gold and electrum.
• Tragically, in the original myth his wish was granted due to observing Sacred Hospitality; he gave hospitality to Dionysus' old satyr schoolmaster Silenus. Naturally, he is as disgusted as anybody would be for Walder Frey's great breach of guest right. Frey's "ally" Tywin takes a more sinister opinion on Midas; he's an idiot but he can be used to replenish the Lannister coffers.
• Even after dealing with one curse, Midas still made mistakes. He claimed that Pan was a better musician than Apollo, who thought he must've had an ass's ear to think so. Guess what happened. At least it's not as bad as what the Coachman did, who he is very disgusted by. Having narrowly avoided the full ass treatment, Pinocchio sympathizes with his second curse and Midas wants to work with Pinocchio to bring the Coachman down.
• Because of his power turning food and drink to solid gold, he is pitied by the House of Food. But the House of Family pities him for a larger reason; inadvertently turning his own daughter to gold. As this was utterly unintentional, King Midas is as disgusted as anyone that Heihachi Mishima wants to off the offspring.
• Scrooge McDuck might go so far as swimming in money, but after seeing what happened to King Midas he just wants to give him a hug for his misfortune. Mr Krabs showed some pity as he had a similar problem; he wished to be able to talk to money, but they talked back to him and hated him being a cheapskate and not spending them. Granted the problem was a lack of riches, but he still relates to Midas in how their greed bit them in the ass. As does Fred C Dobbs, who's greed led to his death.
• King Midas finds himself relating to Timmy Turner as they both have a problem with not thinking their wishes through. Genie pities how bad his wish went, and he sometimes relates to Scott Summers over Power Incontinence. Naturally he gives Calypso the stink eye for twisting wishes into something negative for the user. He also relates to Ebeneezer Scrooge in how their greed bit them in the ass and they learned a lesson from it.
• Sought after alchemists for advice about the touch, fully aware of the irony his curse is one of the main goals of the field. He ended up meeting Edward Elric, who's skill in alchemy let him reverse some of the damage his Midas Touch did...to an extent. His alchemy uses Equivalent Exchange, it's not magic and doesn't violate issues of density like turning things like bark to the much denser gold does. Firestorm's ability to change elemental compositions was handy for Midas, though he's stated organic transmutation is a whole different manner.
• Both Smaug and Fafnir would love to harvest the Midas Touch to give them as much gold as their greedy hearts desire. The House of Commerce is trying to protect Midas from exploitation, since the more gold he'd make, the less valuable the gold market would be.
• The GUAD recognizes the potentially apocalyptic potential of turning things to gold with a touch. If he can turn water into solid gold, they might be able to use the Midas Touch on the ocean and dehydrate the majority of life on Earth. The SCP Foundation recognize the danger as akin to SCP-009 and will shelter him from the GUAD.
• Though Midas is given relief from his curse in some universes, in others he's not so lucky. One had him seek an end, to which Kratos gave him one...in a river of lava. Midas was infuriated by this as he wanted a Mercy Kill, though Kratos has softened up over then and has apologized for not making his end swifter.
• Another timeline implies that his hand and its ability to turn things to gold will survive him. It's the treasure that Cassim was looking for, but ultimately decided it wasn't worth it compared to his family. King Midas respects the King of Thieves and his son, and upon learning of their endeavors welcomes any visit from them.
• Thought to have learned his lesson, but some say he never learned his lesson about greed. Only how reverse its effects with running water. He even turned his daughter back into a gold statue after he decided he prefers her that way, as well as several others. he was beaten when Jason blew open a hole in his roof with lightning, undoing the effects on his victims and leaving him at their mercy. Midas insists that was a case of Came Back Wrong and not the real him.
• Some wonder why King Midas didn't just wear gloves, and he admits it might've worked but hindsight is 20/20. Definitely doing so now that he's in the pantheon. Larfleeze has expressed pity for him, but for the completely wrong reason; if he turns more things into gold, he devalues it by making the stuff less rare, and that doesn't work for his greedy mind. For that reason the Orange Lantern wouldn't want him or his powers.

Ammit, Goddess of Post-Mortem Non-Existence (The Devourer of the Dead, Eater of Hearts, Great of Death, Ammut, Ahemait)

• House: Afterlife Entities (House of Life and Death)
• Intermediate Goddess
• Symbol: A scale with the heart outweighing the feather of Ma'at
• Theme Song: Ammit, Devourer of Souls
• Alignment: True Neutral
• Portfolio: Soul Eating To End The Afterlives Of Sinners, Mix-and-Match Critters, Has The Head Of A Crocodile, Our Demons Are Different
• Domains: Monsters, The Afterlife, Death and Annihilation, Chimeras(Crocodile, Lion and Hippo)
• Interests: Jabba the Hutt
• Allies: Osiris, Anubis, Cerberus, Ramon, Dhuum, Flynn, Nanashi, Tadano Hitonari, Hibiki Kuze, Bolvar Fondragon
• On speaking terms with: Reapers and psychopomps, Silvally
• Rivals: The Dementors
• Enemies: Apophis, AM, Voldemort
  • Friendly Enemy with: SCP-682
• Avoided by: Marceline the Vampire Queen, the Forms of Immortality and Manners of Revival sub-houses
• Feared by: All deities from Ancient Egypt, those who faced the Dementors, Captain Hook, Malty S Melromac
• The Land of the Dead can be a dangerous place without proper instructions, but those who make it to the end are judged. Their heart is weighed with the feather of Ma'at, the sins being its weight. The feather weighs more? Welcome to paradise. But if the heart weighs more from sin? Ammit arrives, devouring it and the sinner. There is no fate afterwards for them; Ammit has devoured their soul and they no longer exist.
• The method judgement Ammit is part of are similar to Bolvar Fondragon; the righteous have nothing to fear, the wicked get Deader than Dead for their troubles. The two have formed a bond over this. Ammit has also fought Yami Yugi in a Shadow Game involving Shadi, but that wasn't personal for Ammit and more than believes he deserves his rest in the afterlife.
• Ammit is a monster with the head of a crocodile, the mane/upper body of a lion, and the lower body of a hippo. In short, terrifying. Most feline deities want to steer clear of her. Ramon, however, was a crocodile that was spooky enough on its own to be curious about the Egyptian demon and offered some food for Ammit as a sign it means no harm. Ammit appreciated it and the two became friends. Due to how he got a hook for a hand, Captain Hook was terrified by this development.
• Ammit fits the idea of a chimera, though predates Greek mythology. Technically considered a demon, but usually feels at home in the House of Monsters. She was curious about Silvally and while not allies, seems to tolerate the artificial chimera. Discord, himself made of various creatures, has wondered what would happen if she was discorded.
• The name depends on the translation, but denizens of the Shin Megami Tensei multiverse call her Ammut. She has sided with a number of protagonists, but remains neutral aligned. She doesn't have an opinion on YHVH or Lucifer, compared to the Egyptian gods, what with being more of a demonic beast not concerned with Divine Conflict. It's probably for the best that they keep it that way.
• Cessation of Existence is supposed to be a permanent affair, but this is the Trope Pantheon; with Ammit, it simply takes longer(and is a lot more traumatizing). This annoys Ammit as she wants more souls for dinner and the pantheon won't let her. Dhuum sympathizes with this and the desire for final death. While she works for Osiris and Anubis, she likes being with Dhuum.
• Tends to associate with the grim reapers and psychopomps of the pantheon; she's well-behaved enough not to take whatever souls they have with them at the time. Jabba the Hutt was amused by how Ammit eats sinners and is thinking of making her a pet, which most scoff at. Being beasts who play an important role in the afterlife, Ammit likes to hang out with Cerberus as well.
• Voldemort wants to kick Ammit out because she can easily just eat horcruxes and is powerful enough to ignore the protection charm. The Dementors meanwhile want all the souls to themselves, and Ammit is frustrated by them stealing her food. Given she devours souls, most Harry Potter deities are creeped out by Ammit. At the very least the victims have no more existence rather than an Empty Shell existence.
• True to sadistic form, AM has contempt for Ammit because by destroying souls and causing a Cessation of Existence it denies the malevolent super-computer a chance to torment said souls. And as with all Egyptian deities, Ammit is no fan of Apophis. While not an enemy, Marceline wants to steer clear of her because the fact she has absorbed vampire souls and powers means it could make her look tasty to Ammit.
• It is not known if, were it not for the Death Is Cheap nature of the pantheon, that Ammit could render immortals Deader than Dead. Presumably not those with Complete Immortality, and it might just be that Ammit can only attack those who are already dead. She would definitely prevent revivals. Neither the Forms of Immortality or Manners of Revival sub-houses want her anywhere near them.
• With her destructive abilities and monstrous appearances, even the SCP Foundation made a one-time mistake of thinking Ammit was SCP-682. Given 682's Multiple-Choice Past, it was a fringe theory they were the same, but now they're proven otherwise they decided Ammit might be able to terminate 682 once and for all. This proved yet another failure as 682 didn't have a soul, or at least lacked one that Ammit could remotely recognize. 682 was frustrated with the attempt on its life, however does hate Ammit a little less than humans for permanently destroying "disgusting" life-forms, and being a literal monster with reptilian qualities.
• Dreaded by those who have been at risk of their soul being destroyed/devoured, or if it's happened to them and the pantheon is all that saves them from complete Cessation of Existence. Such as Malty, who was executed in a similar manner, and her heart would be way too heavy with sin to avoid being an obvious target for the beast.

for both

A smell of ozone. A distant scream. A feeling of dread.

for both.

Edited by SailorVenus372 on May 23rd 2020 at 7:38:01 AM

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Edited by CrimsonShark on May 23rd 2020 at 3:34:50 PM

I think I'm done.

The Colossi^members Valus, Quadratus, Gaius, Phaedra, Avion, Barba, Hydrus, Kuromuri, Basaran, Dirge, Celosia, Pelagia, Phalanx, Cenobia, Argus, Malus, Patron Deities of Puzzle Bosses

• Lesser Deities
• Symbol: The Colossus Idols
• Theme Song: Sign of the Colossus
• Alignment: Ranges from True Neutral to Chaotic Neutral
• Portfolio: Advancing Bosses Of Doom, Ambiguous Golems, Creatures That Can Be Climbed, People Feel Bad When They Die, Unique Creatures, Puzzle Bosses, Glowing Sigil Weak Points, Single Specimen Species, Slow Moving Powerhouses, The Cans That Seal An Ambiguous Evil, Boss Game, Non-Malicious Monster
• Domains: Nature, Giants, Antiquity, Seals
• Allies: Yorda, The Robed Figure, The Diver
• Enemies: Eren Yeager, Solaris (moreso its component Mephiles), Molag Bal
• Opposed by: Wander, Kratos, Dovahkiin
• The Colossi are sixteen mysterious stone-carved creatures of variable sizes (though always much larger than a human). They existed throughout a place known as the Forbidden Land, serving as the seals of a (reputedly) evil entity called Dormin. One day, a young warrior called Wander entered the Forbidden Land carrying a dead girl called Mono (some say she was cursed, but that's a rather petty distinction, all things considered), and he made a deal with Dormin: Wander would slay all the Colossi and in exchange, Dormin would bring Mono back to life. And though Wander was not a very skilled or strong warrior, and the Colossi really were as powerful as they looked, he was rather good at thinking outside the box and coming up with clever tactics, and so all the Colossi wound up slain at his hands one way or the other.
• It is a common thought that the Colossi are like wonders of the world. A lot of people find their slaying to be a tremendous waste and Wander is often reviled for his part in their extinction. It was perhaps in that spirit that they were ascended into the Pantheon, where they would be free to roam once more and people could admire their magnificence. They represent Puzzle Boss for the very specific and off-the-wall strategies that Wander needed to employ to have any chance at defeating them.
• Although they have a designated temple/shrine, the Colossi are actually spread out throughout the whole Pantheon, and never seem to stay in one place for too long. They generally avoid areas where people live though. This is probably because they are used to the totally deserted Forbidden Land. This is perhaps for the best; the Colossi are pretty passive and neutral forces in the Pantheon, so they do little of note and are content to mind their own business. Still, some of them are very aggressive and shouldn't be approached lightly... or at all, really. Let's see how you like being repeatedly rammed to death by Cenobia and Celosia, or poisoned by Kuromori's gases. Most agree they should be left alone and admired from afar, but then, their battle prowess will always attract those who see the Colossi as interesting challenges and would just love to throw down with them.
• One of the deities who wants to throw down with them? Wander himself, of course. The young warrior ascended into the Pantheon as well after his quest ended rather badly for him, as he got possessed by Dormin in order to fight off a certain Lord Emon who had a vested interest in keeping Dormin sealed. Emon succeeded in re-sealing Dormin and destroyed the only access to the Forbidden Land, stranding the newly revived Mono and Wander, who was apparently reduced to an infant. Despite this, Wander ascended as he was in the beginning of his quest, which most attribute to Dormin. And Wander is as determined as ever to finish off the Colossi once more, hoping that doing so will unseal Dormin again and that the entity can get him and Mono out of the Forbidden Land. No one knows whether the Colossi are still Dormin's seals, so no one can say for sure whether his quest is futile or not. At any rate, the Colossi seem to remember Wander, though somehow they have no interest in hunting him down to kill him before he does so to them again.
• Kratos is someone who has a history of fighting gigantic creatures, most fittingly in this case, the Colossus of Rhodes. He would not mind at all giving Wander a hand in slaying all the Colossi. That they contain an (ambiguously) evil god just spurs him on. Some deities have pointed out to him that the point of the Colossi is (or was) to keep Dormin sealed away, and killing them would release Dormin again. Kratos replied that that's part of the plan; once he slays the Colossi, he will make absolutely sure to smash Dormin's face in for his manipulation of Wander. Wander appreciates his enthusiasm in killing the Colossi, less so in wanting to kill Dormin because that would be bad for him and Mono trapped back in the Forbidden Land. Also, no one knows if Dormin has a face.
• Dovahkiin is another deity sympathetic to Wander's goals, having gone on a quest to slay ancient beasts and collect their souls himself. For that reason he, like Kratos, is willing to help out Wander in killing the Colossi. He is fairly suspicious of Dormin's intentions himself, though as far as he's concerned that is pretty much Wander's problem to deal with.
• Eren Yeager is someone whose hatred for all manner of things giant knows no bounds, and it would seem that the Colossi also figure in that list, with Eren guessing that if they are the seals of an evil god, then they must be evil too and can't be allowed to exist. Eren is so blatant and virulent in his hatred that he actually manages to scare the Colossi. The fact that he's much more skilled than Wander and has a Titan form that would allow him to go toe-to-toe with the Colossi is also very worrisome to them. Entreatments for Eren to understand that the Colossi are nowhere near as violent as the Titans have been unsuccessful. It's probably no surprise that he's in league with Wander, given Eren is one of the few deities who agrees with him that the Colossi must be destroyed.
• At first, the Colossi were an interesting subject for Mephiles to look into, given that they house fragments of a sealed god inside of them akin to Iblis and Mephiles being the components of Solaris. As it turned out, the sealed entity ended up being more of a neutral (relatively speaking) figure in the long run and Mephiles ultimately didn’t find any use for the Colossi in his plans. The Colossi are more or less passive figures if anything, but they don’t really like Solaris as a whole, especially in regards to Mephiles’ being deceptive towards his pawns.
• Molag Bal is unusual among deities in that he appears to utterly despise the Colossi for their magnificence and the awe they inspire, because the Daedric Prince is just petty like that. He would like to take them down one or several pegs, and promotes the Colossi's slaying among his followers. Some believe he's trying to bring the Colossi down into his realm of Coldharbour where they could be his servants.
• Among the deities who have sought to actually make friends out of the Colossi, Yorda stands out as one who the usually impassive Colossi actually have a keen interest in. Yorda was originally simply curious after hearing stories about the Colossi, and a little skeptic about Wander as well. Yorda went to meet the Colossi without Ico and got herself in trouble, as the Gill-Man took an interest in her and tried to drag her under, only for Hydrus and Pelagia to save her and chase Gill-Man away. It was unheard of for the Colossi to do such a thing until then. Nobody is sure why it happened, but it's widely theorized that Yorda's innate powers have some kind of effect on the Colossi and that she can command them to a certain extent. Whatever the case, all the Colossi are very friendly when she's around, and Yorda loves them a lot as well. Ico for his part is more-or-less neutral on the Colossi; he admires Wander for defeating them all and kind of wishes he could pull it off as well, but doesn't truly wish them harm, especially now when Yorda cares so much for them.
• The Robed Figure turned out to be another deity with a special connection to the Colossi. The Robed Figure had been fascinated by the Colossi ever since hearing about them, though it generally kept its distance so as to not disturb them. Then one day, it unwittingly moved a little too close to Cenobia's territory and a chase ensued. The Robed Figure then happened to chirp, which caused Cenobia to freeze and relax, allowing the Robed Figure to approach it safely. When the Robed Figure tried chirping at the other Colossi, they all became friendly. Apparently they enjoy the music the Robed Figure makes with its chirping. Phalanx became the Robed Figure's personal favorite Colossi due to its inherently peaceful nature and living in the desert, which is home to the Robed Figure.
• The Diver became interested in the Colossi after hearing the Robed Figure sing praises for them, especially as two of them dwelled in the water, which would make things much easier for her to meet them. The Diver has a knack for getting along with aquatic creatures, and it wasn't much harder to befriend Hydrus and Pelagia (her singing at them helped, inspired by how the Robed Figure's chirping yielded the same results). She has also tried visiting the rest as much as she could. In the end, the Diver is decidedly a friend to all the Colossi and supports their preservation wholeheartedly, even if her friend the Great White still shakes in his fins whenever they go anywhere near the creatures.

@ RJ, wootzits:

Suggested Treasure:

• The Anafabula (SCP-2747, The Anti-Narrative, Hoighty-Toighty Meta-Vore) for Maximum Security
  • SCP-2747 is a phenomenon in which discussions of non-existent media are found on message boards, forums, etc. The discussions about the works are entirely consistent with each other, and it's even possible to reconstruct a general idea about said media in some cases. This led to the hypothesis that 2747 was an Anafabula, or an "Anti-Narrative"; a mechanism of some kind which hides/deletes stories like how an Anti-Meme hides/deletes ideas. The Foundation tried to figure out what specifically caused/made up the Anafabula by trying to piece together the deleted works to find common recurring tropes, or "narremes". They found that in the work there was often some kind of hidden antagonistic force, groupings of seven/powers of seven/seven related numbers, Black and White juxtaposition, nested or interconnected stories, self referentialism, futility/inability to complete a task, and [DATA LOST].
  • It'd be interesting having a treasure of what's essentially a handful of tropes, although that begs the question on how to even write the profile, considering that just filling out it's portfolio might delete everything.

for the Colossi

for the Colossi and both of RJ's profiles. Abstaining on the SCP suggestion, as there's currently an issue that was brought up regarding the number of them recently.

Edited by Rmpdc on May 23rd 2020 at 10:57:26 PM

for the Colossi, King Midas and SCP-682 egyptian cousin

Edited by fasoman1996 on May 23rd 2020 at 12:01:48 PM

wootzits - for Monsters (almost) everyone loves climbing.

Edited by CrimsonShark on May 23rd 2020 at 4:00:25 PM

Oh, whoops. I think I missed that. Was that part of when the Mod showed up?

Edited by Jale_Seigneur on May 23rd 2020 at 10:00:37 AM