Okay, I haven't suggested stuff of my own for a while, so here we go.

• Subaru Mikazuki and Haru from My Roommate is a Cat for Introverted Cat Person: Subaru is a reclusive author and Haru is a tough stray cat who Subaru spontaneously takes home for inspiration. Subaru bringing Haru home has the effect that he now has to deal with more people than before as he needs advice in caring for her, and those people wind up becoming his friends. He has many reservations about how hectic his quiet life is becoming and remains nervous in social situations, however Haru is ultimately the key to healing him from the loss of his parents and getting him to open up to people.
• Marianne and Héloïse from Portrait of a Lady on Fire for Intimate Artistry: Artist Marianne is tasked with making a portrait of Héloïse, who is set to be married soon. Héloïse is not happy about the impending marriage. As the process of painting the portrait goes on, Marianne and Héloïse gradually fall in love with each other and have an affair. Other pieces of art ensue. Unfortunately, in the end, it's the 18th century, and so they have to part ways once the portrait is complete, though they still communicate their affection for each other through paintings in the years after.
• Hagen from White God for Escaped Animal Rampage: In an alternate/future Hungary where a law has passed to restrict the ownership of mixed-breed dogs, one such dog, Hagen, is abandoned by his owners and left on the streets. He's eventually caught and put in a dog pound. There Hagen reaches his breaking point and he ends up escaping and leading all the dogs in a rampage throughout the city's streets, taking revenge on the humans who mistreated them.

to all three.

Current draft for Davis and Welsh. Already finished their lore and backstory, as well as added new allies and enemies based on earlier suggestions. Anything else I need to add, or are they good to go?

"1941. The Desert Fox, Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, arrives in Libya to assume command of the Afrika Korps. Within a few months, Rommel, the rising star of the German Army, recaptures the territory taken by the British and Commonwealth Forces prior to his arrival. Despite being heavily outnumbered by the British Forces, the superior range and armor of the German tanks allows the Afrika Korps to take the fight to the Allies. By July of 1942, the Desert Fox and his unstoppable Afrika Korps, in a series of classic Blitzkrieg attacks, pushes the British Forces eastward, across the deserts of Libya, and into Egypt. Now in late 1942, holding their ground a mere 60 miles from the Egyptian capital of Cairo, British Field Marshal Montgomery's forces, including the Desert Rats of the 7th Armored Division, prepare to blunt the German offensive, and regain the initiative."

Sgt. John Davis and Tank Commander David Welsh, Patron Saints of Desert Warfare (Davis, Welsh: Fox Three)

• Themes:
  • Both: Libya Desert Sea
    • Davis: British Decoytrenches, Beltot Tough Road Ahead, Toujane Armoredcar crash
    • Welsh: Libya Charge Crusader, 88 ridge approaching ridge, 88 ridge Crusader Victory
• Demigods
• Symbol: The insignia◊ of the British 7th Armored Division
• Alignments: Lawful Good
• Portfolio:
  • Both men: Specializing in combat in the vast Sahara Desert, Player Characters, Heroic Mimes, Suddenly shifting from infantry to tank action
  • Davis: Preferring the Lee-Enfield rifle, Being the central focus of his campaign and having the most missions focused on his story
  • Welsh: Commanding Coolness, Averting one-man crewing of his tank, Commanding a British Crusader Mk. III tank, Fighting against Panzers in the Libyan desert, A Day in the Limelight
• Allies:
  • British Forces: Lance Corporal Jack Jones, Captain John Price, Captain John 'Soap' MacTavish, Warspite
  • US Forces: Lt. Randall and Sgt. Bill Taylor, Lt. Mike Powell, Sgt. Jack Barnes, Lt. Karl Fairburne, Pvt. Robert Zussman
  • Soviet Forces: Viktor Reznov, Pvt. Dimitri Petrenko
  • Other: Darjeeling, Indiana Jones, BJ Blaskowicz, Amuro Ray, Shiro Amada
• Enemies:
  • Nazi Germany: General Heinz Bohm, Wilhelm "Deathshead" Strasse, Johann Schmidt, Waffen-SS, Nazi Storm Elite, Arnold Ernst Toht, Rudolf von Stroheim
  • Other: Desert Seltas and Desert Seltas Queen
• Oppose:
  • Both men: Captain Martin Walker
  • Davis: The Basterds
• Conflicted Opinion: Maho Nizhizumi, The Anglerfish Team
• Members of the famous 7th Armored Division, better known as the "Desert Rats", Sgt. John Davis and Tank Commander David Welsh are both long-time veterans of the grueling North African campaign. Davis fought as an infantryman, while Welsh commanded a Crusader Mk. III cruiser tank.
• Davis' baptism of fire was at the Second Battle of El Alamein, where, under the command of one Captain Price, took part in several defensive, diversionary, and later offensive battles against elements of the Afrika Korps. He would then see action again during the Tunisia campaign, where he took part in vicious fighting to secure the route to Tunis.
• Welsh, on the other hand, was known to have fought during the British advance into Libya in January 1943, where he engaged Panzers of the Afrika Korps in a massive Epic Tank-on-Tank Action. In addition, he's also destroyed several 88mm Anti-Armor guns during one of these battles.
• In addition to fighting in North Africa, Davis is also a veteran of the Normandy campaign, specifically in the Battles for Caen. During these numerous engagements, he's known to have destroyed 3 Tiger I heavy tanks while helping to secure the 7th Armored Division's advance and securing of the areas near Caen.
• While it is unknown what happened to both men following their last known battles, it is heavily implied that they both survived the war. However, thanks to their impressive actions and feats in the deserts of North Africa, it has been decided to ascend them as the Patron Saints of Desert Warfare.
• Because of this, both of them ascended as how they had looked during the latter parts of the North Africa campaign, with Davis wearing a short sleeved tunic and short pants, while Welsh ascends alongside the Crusader tank he had last commanded (albeit without the rest of his crew).
• Immediately, both Welsh and Davis link up with any Allied forces they can find. Eventually, both men are found by Rangers Lt. Randall and Sgt. Bill Taylor, who immediately take them to the other Allied deities present in the Pantheon. Despite taking orders from Americans due to a lack of WWII-era British officers in the Pantheon, they nonetheless decide to do what they can to aid their allies in the fight against the Nazis lurking in the Pantheon.
• Upon finally meeting the aforementioned Lt. Randall and Sgt. Bill Taylor in person for the first time in the Pantheon, Davis sincerely apologizes to the two men about his failure to save two of their fellow Rangers in time. The aforementioned men were badly wounded POWs Davis and the rest of his unit had found being held at a German aid station. It was heavily implied that these Rangers were captured by the Germans during the failed German counterattack at Point du Hoc.
• When Davis hears about a Captain Price being in the Pantheon, he immediately decides to report to who he thinks is his former superior officer from the North African and Normandy campaigns. When he finally meets him, however, he soon realizes that the Captain Price in question is not the man he had served under During the War. However, when Price notices the logo of the British 7th Armored Division on the Sergeant's uniform, he immediately tells Davis that the man he's looking for is very likely to be his identical-looking grandfather.
• Among the deities they immediately get along with are fellow North Africa veterans Lt. Mike Powell and Lt. Karl Fairburne. The latter especially so, due to his close working relationship with members of the British 8th Army, which the 7th Armored Division was part of.
  • Pretty soon, the two British soldiers begin exchanging stories and intel with the former SOE agent. Welsh in particular was astonished that the Germans were able to build a massive behemoth like the P.1000 Ratte. Davis himself was impressed at the ease of which Fairburne destroyed several of The Dreaded Tiger I Heavy tanks with nothing but a Sniper Rifle.
• Davis comes to oppose the actions of The Basterds, thanks mainly to having been ordered never to harm unarmed German Prisoners-Of-War during the Normandy campaign.
• Welsh, meanwhile, befriends Darjeeling, due to her extensive knowledge of British tanks like Welsh's own Crusader. In fact, she helps him repair his damaged tank, which had been hit several times by fire from German tanks during the advance into Libya. In exchange, Welsh assists her in her own tank battles against members of the Anglerfish Team.
  • Initially, Welsh mistakes the Anglerfish Team's Panzer IV as well as Maho Nishizumi's Tiger I as hostiles, and almost ends up hitting them with his Crusader's main gun. Thankfully, Darjeeling stops him when she points out that the markings on their tanks are clearly not the Balkenkreuz seen on actual Panzers.
  • It's through Darjeeling that Welsh meets Yukari Akiyama. Unsurprisingly, she immediately begins telling Welsh about her extensive knowledge of his Crusader tank, which impresses the British tank commander a lot.
• Both Davis and Welsh despise Captain Martin Walker and his infamous actions in Dubai, to the point that they refuse to talk to him altogether. In contrast to Walker's Deconstructor Fleet story, Davis and Welsh come from a more straightforward Battle Epic.
• Upon learning about a Sherman tank being in the Pantheon's Treasures House, both Davish and Welsh become interested in checking it out, the former having been supported by them since the North African campaign, while the latter hopes to upgrade from the Crusader to something with a little more firepower.
• The two British soldiers find out the hard way that the Nazis aren't the only thing lurking in the Pantheon's deserts, when they come across the Desert Seltas and Desert Seltas Queen, which come close to killing both men had it not been for Amuro Ray and Shiro Amada opening fire on the monsters and saving their lives.
  • Both Davis and Welsh, unsurprisingly, are both speechless upon seeing the two EFF pilot's Gundams, which dwarf Welsh's own Crusader. Nonetheless, both are grateful to the two Mobile Suit pilots, and they begin forming a friendship over their shared experiences in desert combat.

Edited by Rmpdc on Jun 27th 2020 at 10:57:10 PM

for all three

@wootzits All three deserve my . Been a while since something fresh and interesting was actually suggested especially the second one.

"Such hostility!"

@wootzits: on your ideas.

Likewise, starting up with an obviously beta draft of the Xenozoic Tales protagonists and "Not Important". Any ideas and suggestions for them? For Xeno, I'm aiming to see if there are any characters from an After the End setting, prioritize a lot regarding science and nature and would wish to uncover more about how the Earth used to look like. For the latter, any misanthropes, Omnicidal Maniacs and nihilists "Not Important" could have an interaction with + any notable enemies he could have?

Prototype Mode:

The Antagonist, God of Excessively Bleak Settings ("Not Important", The Crusader, The Hero)

• Lesser God
• Symbol: His Black Longcoat
• Theme Song: Particular Hatred by Iperyt
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Genocidal Misanthrope, Main Focus of the Game, Completely Maniacal, Wishes to Die Violently, Video Game Cruelty Potential Invoked, Cruelty Is the Only Option, Sociopathic Nature, Badass Longcoat, Barbarian Longhair, Often spewing out One-Liners, Escalating the Scale of Damage towards New York City, Killing Victims Gruesomely, Hates Everyone Equally, Lack of Empathy, Shruging off Several Attacks, Succeeding with his Goal of Causing a Nuclear Explosion in New York, Excessively Bleak Setting, Unintended Cheesiness, Being Heavily Controversial
• Domains: Hate, Misanthropy, Anger, Genocide, Bleakness
• Allies: As far as he is concerned, none. However, he'll be willing to work with the Grand United Alliance of Destruction, if mainly because they have the same endgoal.
• Enemies: Everyone is an enemy. The Antagonist takes no exceptions. However notable examples include the entire House of Justice, Clark Kent/Superman, Steve Rogers/Captain America, Bruce Wayne/Batman, Frank Castle/The Punisher, Kouta Kazuraba/Kamen Rider Gaim, Yusuke Godai/Kamen Rider Kuuga, Madoka Kaname, Jax Teller, Franklin Clinton, Michael De Santa, Trevor Philips
• Begrudging Respect From: Zamasu
• A man packed up his weaponry and went out into the streets of New York City. His goal; to completely destroy the city whilst also wishing to be killed violently because he hates humanity and everything about it. He eventually got his wish, setting up launch codes to trigger a nuclear explosion whilst being gunned down by military personnel. He died laughing as he mused the destruction of New York.

Jack Tenrec and Hannah Dundee, Co-Gods of Schizo Tech

• Demigods
• Symbol: a vault of 20th Century weaponry
• Theme Song: Overture ~ Cadillacs -The 4 Heroes
• Alignment: Chaotic Good
• Portfolio: Father Nature, Mother Science, Using Technology in an Unconventional Age and Setting, Dreaming of Things to Come, Having Good Arguments about Nature and Science Respectively, Using Lost Tech, Cool Guns, Rule of Cool, Attracted to One Another though are Prone to Arguing about It,
  • Jack: Nature Hero, Has a Distrust towards Science, Enjoys Riding Classic Cadillacs, Has Difficulty in Interacting with People, Is Physically Based on Burt Lancaster
  • Hannah: Attractive Scientist, Believes Science is Important and Necessary, Ms. Fanservice, Usually seen Wearing a Midriff, Only Acknowledging Slight Criticisms, Somewhat Inspired by Barbara Stanwyck
• Domains: Nature, Science, History, Prehistory, Technology
• Heralds: Hermes (Jack's Allosaurus companion), Mustapha Cairo, Mess O'Bradovich
• Allies: Steve Irwin, Eliza Thornberry, Rubeus Hagrid, Iwashiro Tesshou, The Gang of Seven, Dino, Hoppy, Owen's Raptor Pack, Rexie, Alan Grant, Regina, Senku Ishigami, Captain Planet
• Enemies: Mesogog, Indominus Rex, Indoraptor, Pokemon Hunter J, Spinosaurus, Riptor, The Sharptooth, Professor Hojo
• Conflicting Opinion On: Joel and Ellie, Kroq-Gar and Grymloq, House of Science (regarding Jack)
• Pities: Big Al
• In 2020, Planet Earth was hit by one devastating disaster after another, culminating in Mankind trying to take shelter underground in order to survive, relying on whatever machines and mechanics they had for survival. They kept up with it for 450 years, finally opening the doors to the surface, only to see that Earth had now changed radically; cities were either sunken into the underwater seas and oceans, covered in dense forests and the sudden reemergence of prehistoric life from all ages. This was the Xenozoic Age, where a new ecosystem and landscapes were established for humanity and nature to coexist in
  • Among the residential humans living in what was once North America is Jack Tenrec, a mechanic from the Old Blood community in the City in the Sea (New York City) who had learned of the disaster centuries ago and thinks that the misuse in technology had something to do with it. As a result, he seeks to another incident like that from ever happening again, in addition to providing for his own people, uncovering classical cars from the old times and looking after dinosaurs.
  • In Wassoon (Washington D.C.) resides Hannah Dundee, a scientist who seeks to explore the world uncover the mysteries around the disaster centuries ago and what can be done to bring science to a more advanced, yet acceptable position. Eventually, she and Jack meet up with one another, suddenly being caught up in many situations relating to poaching political corruption, environmental endangerment and more. As a result, the duo are forced to align with one another to ensure their survival and the protection of their interests, in addition to further uncovering the secrets of the previous age.

Edited by CrimsonShark on Jun 27th 2020 at 4:33:30 PM

Not Important would work better with Ultra Super Death Gore Fest Chainsawer 3000, since his game is known for essentially being the stereotype made into an actual game, with no goal besides pointless genocide and even getting the dreaded AO rating from the ESRB.

New title: God of Absurdly Violent Video Games

Edited by GeneralGigan817 on Jun 27th 2020 at 11:37:50 AM

These reworks ready to go?

Walter Joseph Kovacs, God of Expressive Masks (Rorschach)

• Note: Rework
• New House: Headwear (House of Costumes)
• Lesser God
• Symbol: A black inkblot on a white background
• Theme: The Beginning Is The End Is The Beginning; alternatively, Desolation Row
• Alignment: Complicated, but averages out to True Neutral (thinks he's Lawful Good)
• Portfolio: Personality-altering trauma, Anti-Heroic Bastard and Son of a Whore (Not Remotely Having A Heart Of Gold), disturbing speeches, improvised weaponry, being Darker and Edgier, Ax-Crazy, sliding way, way over to the cynical side of the sliding scale, death-seeking, Becoming the Mask, never giving up, Black-and-White Insanity, Corrupted Character Copy of The Question, Madonna-Whore Complex, Asexuals, Dying as Yourself
• Domains: Madness, Justice, Shades of Conflict, Determination, Masks
• Herald: Reginald "Reggie" Long (Except not really)
• Allies: Nite Owl II... and that's probably it.
• Headbutting Heroes with: The Question (his inspiration), the Grand United Alliance of Good
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: The Punisher, Silk Spectre
• Former Friends: Ozymandias, Dr. Manhattan, The Comedian
• Enemies: Many, but especially Tyler Durden, ADRIAN VEIDT, Freddy Krueger, The Lich, the Grand United Alliance of Destruction, Eric Cartman, the Grand United Alliance of Evil, The Seven, Fused Zamasu, serial killers, Slaanesh and the other Chaos Gods
• Opposes: The Lust sub-houses, the House of Ambiguity on principle, prostitutes, hedonists, the SCP Foundation, those who advocate Grey-and-Gray Morality, the entire House of Crime
• Pitied by: Lianne Cartman
• Pestered by: Deadpool, Zapp Brannigan
• A Rorschach test uses black and white dye, shifting to take certain shapes. For Walter Kovacs, he uses it to symbolize his belief good and evil never mix, and keep/represent his identity. He's a vigilante who convinces himself he's a superhero, but he's rather violent and unstable, and not at all adjusted to normal life. And when the Comedian was murdered, he went on the path to discover who and what they were trying to do.
  • Considers the mask his true face. Actually weirded out by masks who are alive and actual entities, a number of which can be found in his own house.
• Lurks on the far side of the Abyss, to which all Nietzsche Wannabes eventually come. He records their reactions in his journal, frequently making disgusted noises, and pushing in the nihilists (a philosophical abyss is, in some ways, better than an elevator shaft). If they want him to talk, he'll talk, even if he doesn't like them. They are his only visitors... aside from Deadpool, who still wants to do that sitcom.
• Rorschach has been tricky to get an alignment read on him. He will insist he's Lawful Good, however he's too violent to count as such. Yet while many of his actions are Chaotic Neutral, his personal code and absolute refusal to compromise is Lawful Neutral. To his utter enragement, he averages out to True Neutral. Rorschach himself refuses to believe that neutrality can exist, and because of this he can't comprehend the role of the House of Ambiguity. This affects his interactions with the rest of the pantheon.
  • No surprise, he's enemies with the GUAE. Because of his Black-and-White Insanity he doesn't see the point of the Grand United Alliance of Law, Grand United Alliance of Chaos or Grand United Alliance of Machines; only good vs evil is the alliance with any meaning in his eyes. Melkor laughed because he agrees with him on that front and told him he believes that's right, to Rorschach's unbridled rage. His tempestuous relationship with the GUAG despite fundamentally agreeing with their cause made the fallen Valar laugh even harder.
  • The utter refusal to compromise, even if the world depends on it, is reflected by his opposition to the SCP Foundation. They disregard him as a lunatic. However when Armageddon has a face, there is nothing to compromise about. Such as the Lich, who personifies the nuclear war his world was trying to avoid. Or the GUAD as a whole. Of course, everyone not a member agrees they're evil.
  • Zapp Brannigan, who loathes neutrals, thought he would be a fine ally in finally destroying them. However all Rorschach sees in Zapp is a complete amoral idiot and keeps telling him to bug off. His lustful behavior only makes him more frustrating to deal with in his eyes.
  • Has as extreme a moral absolution as Zamasu, however hates him with a passion for valid reason and refuses to acknowledge they're similar in any way. Nobody cares to correct him.
  • It's unknown how he might interact with Shinn Asuka, the official god of Black-and-White Insanity, but knowing his cynicism it probably won't end well. Probably wouldn't get on with Eiki Shiki despite agreeing with moral absolutism.
• He went through a lot, but what pushed him over the edge was the Kitty Genovese case. He has a raging hatred of all serial killers in the pantheon, and opposes even noble members of the House of Crime because he refuses to accept they could be noble.

• Despises the Seven for being corrupt, hedonistic "superheroes". The irony is that much like them, he is a Corrupted Character Copy of a more noble and righteous character in the Question. In his case, he deconstructs the objectivist morality. The Question himself has difficulty working with Rorschach, though they share enough in common along with being conspiracy nuts to at least work with him. Interestingly there's a universe, Earth 4, where the two are one and the same in many ways. Same can be said of many other characters.
• Was interested to learn the premise of his story was going to use the Charlton Comics characters, but higher-ups said no so Alan Moore made a Cast of Expies. Dr Manhattan is based off Nathaniel Adam, and Nite Owl off Ted Kord...which made Earth 4 make a surprising amount of sense to him. Given Dan Dreidberg might be his only friend, he was interested in Ted Kord's refusal to compromise and some of his objectivist leanings and wanted to make him an ally. However he considers Rorschach a bit too crazy for that.
• Asexual, to the point of finding sex disgusting. Having a Madonna-Whore Complex, he rails at both Lust sub-houses and considers Slaanesh an abomination. Well, more so than the other Chaos Gods due to their corruptive nature and embodying emotional extremes. All attempts to convince him that the Lust sub-houses are worthwhile have failed and he wishes to never set foot there. A few have their lust piqued even if he'll just be disgusted, as if you ignore his face and the homeless stank he has a well-built body.
• His aversion to lust comes from the fact that he is a Son of a Whore. Not only was he the subject of bullying because of this, but his mother was not a Hooker with a Heart of Gold, but an abusive bitch who Rorschach was pleased to learn died. He has an aversion to all prostitutes in the pantheon. Having a kid of her own, Lianne pities him. He is just disgusted by her son, and Eric Cartman hates him on instinct for being a ginger; he claims that Rorschach wears his mask to cover up for the fact he doesn't have a soul. Cartman himself turned out to have a ginger father, which bummed him out way more than realizing he killed him as part of a Familial Cannibalism Surprise because a bully scammed him.
• Nite Owl finally ascending at least gives Rorschach a reason to wander in more populated environments, specially to reform their old partnership when they beat up some evil deities. Dan's current girlfriend Laurie, the Silk Spectre, is one of the few women Rosrchach is willing to respect and downright collaborate with. But remains on bad terms with the fellow Watchmen deities; Ozymandias for concocting that plan, and Dr. Manhattan for not only agreeing, but causing his death. Learning Jon had rebooted the entire DC Multiverse didn't help at all. While Rorschach has a begrudging respect to the Comedian, he can't look past all of Edward's morally reprehensible actions (raping Silk Spectre, shooting a pregnant prostitute).
• Regards Superman with supreme mistrust, and is disgusted by most other costumed heroes. However, while he muttered direly about artists and liberals upon meeting Captain America, he will respond to slurs on the good Captain's name with extreme violence. While he dislikes that The Punisher uses guns instead of his bare hands to punish criminals, the two have an uneasy truce due to their fondness of staring into the Abyss. At one point they accidentally switched (War) Journals, no one noticed until Deadpool pointed out that their journal monologue boxes were the wrong colour.
• Hates Tyler Durden(his lustful, anarchic, Nietzsche Wannabe antithesis), with whom he has a territorial dispute. Hates hedonists in general. Doesn't care for Lord Byron, which is rather ironic given that he'd be classified as a Byronic Hero himself.
• Even if he left his mortal coil in 1986, has shown a fondness for The Smashing Pumpkins, and even uses one of their songs as a theme. While it was written for a Batman movie, The Dark Knight sees no problem, as he finds the lyrics to fit Rorschach and is still wishing to forget said movie.
• Doesn't understand why people compare him to Freddy Krueger, who he considers one of the filthiest people in the Pantheon.

John Henry Irons, God of Letter Logos (Steel, The Machine of Steel, Henry Johnson)

• Note: Rework
• New House: Clothing Theme (House of Costumes)
• Intermediate God (Demigod outside his armor, Greater God in the Entropy Aegis)
• Symbol: A Steel Superman Logo
• Theme Music: Steel Main Title
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: Worthy Successors, Gadgeteer Geniuses, Power Armors, More Than Your Average Butt Kicker, Being Truly Heroic Even More So, Ascended Fanboys, Dropping His Hammer, Meaningful Name, A Master Makes Their Own Tools, Not Needing His Power Armor To Kick Your Ass
• Domains: Steel, Armor, Hammers, Engineering, Heroism
• Herald: Natasha Irons, his niece
• Allies: Clark Kent/Superman, Kara Zor-El/Supergirl, Conner Kent, Kara Zor-L/Power Girl, Iron Man, Thor, Registeel, Miles Morales, Theodore Roosevelt, Robert E.O Speedwagon, Mei Hatsume, Izuku Midoriya, Toshinori Yagi, Earthworm Jim
• On speaking terms with: Mother's Milk, Hughie
• Enemies: Lex Luthor, Brainiac, Darkseid, Hank Henshaw/Cyborg Superman, Metallo (generally an enemy of Supes is an enemy of his), High Councillor Kal-El, The Homelander, The Plutonian, Mordekaiser, all Corrupt Corporate Executives, Billy Butcher, The Corpus, Sundowner, Jonathan Irons, Princess Morbucks
• Opposes: Weapons dealers like Marcus Kincaid
• Pities: The Masked Man
• After Superman's death, four men arrived carrying the "S" shield and claiming to be him or his successor. Some had Kryptonian DNA, but John Henry Irons, or Steel, was the Token Human (sorta, given Hank Henshaw). Once working for a corrupt weapons manufactuer company called Amertek Industries, his life was saved by the Man of Steel. He rebelled against the corrupt company and pledged himself to being an honest engineer. Though many have taken the "S" symbol, he is one who while not a true Superman takes it as a badge of honor and an ideal to live up to.
• Getting John Henry to join was like pulling teeth: despite being vouched by Superman and many of the other Justice Leaguers, John Henry was more than content remaining a normal human, preferring a more quiet life and raising his hammer when he was really needed. Though he once held the position of Chrome Champion, he petitioned a change to Brought to You by the Letter "S" to reflect his respect towards Superman and dedication to live up to his ideals
• A number of the pantheon have taken interest in John Henry, including Tony Stark, due to his Steel armor, and those like Vita, Thor and Guy Shishioh, for being one of many who bears a hammer as their main weapon. Some are weary of his checkered past, including the creation of powerful guns and the usage of the Darkseid-made Entropy Aegis armor, though Irons is quick to point out his counterpart, Tony, isn't so clean, either. Given their backstories, they're more alike than different.
• Because of his background, John is opposed to the corrupt executives of the pantheon. This is especially in the case of those who deal in arms dealing, such as Sundowner. He doesn't care for weapons dealers, but is likely to leave them alone if they are honest and have significant scruples. Still, Marcus Kincaid doesn't care for Steel. A good way to piss Steel off is comparing him and Jonathan Irons due to their similar names. He considers the Corpus to be almost as big an enemy to him as Lex Luthor is, due to being the gods of Corporate Warfare and rather amoral. They accuse him of wanting to make up for his own past, causing John to go "so? Why's that something to be ashamed of?!"
• Came to befriend Speedwagon, as he's an honest businessman and benefactor. They met a rapport over how a noble man changed their lives for the better and encouraged them to be nobler people. The Speedwagon Foundation has decided to help both Men of Steel in their heroic efforts. Theodore Roosevelt has come to respect Steel for his rebellion against corrupt plutocracy and earnest life, along with his personal fitness and improvement. The suit turned him from superhero to superhuman.
• Wants to ascend his niece Natasha into the pantheon, but he hasn't succeeded yet. In the mean time he and Tony would love to have Mei Hatsume as their protege. John really likes her friend Deku, as like himself he's a Hero-Worshipper who became an Ascended Fanboy and the kid is really sweet. Steel likes All-Might a lot, because in many ways he's Japanese Superman.
• Besides Iron Man, you can also find Steel kicking ass alongside Earthworm Jim and helping upgrade his suit. When he's out of it, he's ready to kick ass with his big-ass hammer and pure muscle (well muscle, and a robot hand). Robert Baratheon wants to put this to the test with his own hammering skills, but John would rather ignore him because he's kind of a Jerkass. He did give some advice for Bobby B, at the very least.
  John Henry Irons: "If you're going to challenge me, I suggest go to the gym and drop the pounds before you can give me a real challenge. Also I'm not kinkshaming you, but please use the pantheon's resources for some condoms; you've got too many babymamas and STDs for even a king".
  • He was intrigued by Thor's hammer and would love to test it out, but doesn't think he's worthy enough for it yet. Thor likes his heroic spirit and strength.
• Like Firestorm, he also missed the events of an alternate universe where Superman goes tyrant and rules with iron hand. However, the Superman he knows best is still his reliable partner. He's disappointed by the Regime Superman for breaking the very standards he looked up to him. He doesn't care for the Plutonian, who has even less standards and is a total maniac.
• When it comes to the Boys, he doesn't like them that much as he's more of a straight-laced hero, however it's only Billy Butcher he's really concerned about. He pities the conditions that the Female of the Species was in, reminding him of the souls that were screwed over by Lex's "Everyman" Project. However he does think that Hughie has a good heart, and wants to help Mother's Milk with his daughter's problems. While he considers the Homelander a corruption of his ideal, he has a tiny bit of pity for his comic incarnation because he was gaslight into psychopathy by Black Noir.
• He was disturbed at the rise of Mordekaiser. It turns out while Irons covers himself with Steel Armor, Mordekaiser is more than capable in manipulating them. The two have opposed each other ever since. He really doesn't like Princess Morbucks. Like him she gained superpowers through use of technology to buffer herself, however she's a Spoiled Brat who was angry and envious that the Powerpuff Girls didn't want her on their team, while he was a man who grew to live up to the ideal of the "S" shield first used by Superman. Basically, they're complete opposites.
• Died at one point, but was revived with Apokoliptian technology as part of Darkseid opposing Imperiex. This almost cost him his soul and Superman was forced to engage Darkseid in a duel in order to transfer him out of it. Shaken from these experiences, it's no small wonder that John feels tremendously sympathetic towards the Masked Man's situation.
• Would rather that people forget about his film.

@Crimson I get the feeling the Antagonist would target Mr. Burns because he owns a power plant and that could lead him to attempt to try and see if he can pull off blowing a power plant again.

Also the Dude from Postal would probably be a rival. He is in Naming

@RJ

Got a new draft, this time for this monster that became really popular this year.

So he can mimic voices and it also a lanky 10 foot creature that roams the woods

Alright, who is next?

A siren is heard from a distance
Siren Head, Divine Monster of Perfect Voice Mimicking

• Potential House: Voices
• Intermediate Deity
• Symbol: The Sirens
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral or Chaotic Evil, the Nature of Siren Head is not very clear
• Portfolio: Ambiguously Evil, Preys on humans, Humanoid Abomination, Breakout Character, It Can Think, Lives in the woods
• Domains: Monsters, Woods, Sirens, Voices, Killing
• Allies: Ithaqua, SMG4 Mario, Chris and Swagmaster
• Rivals: The Slender Man
• Enemies: The SCP Foundation, Any deity from Silent Hill
• The Siren Head is an elusive creature said to be found wandering around the empty wilderness of the world. Whenever someone hears the forebonding sound of a Siren, one is sure to know the Siren Head is around and it it catches you then god knows what will happen to you. His preferred method of hunting is luring people with the voice of a friend or loved one or even the sound of animals, as Siren Head is able to mimic those sounds almost perfectly.
• The Siren Head is said to have emerged from the House of Nature after several deities were found dead in several parts of said house and reports of a distant siren noise being heard with occasional warning broadcast about an imminent danger. The Pantheon Authorities issued an investigation and one unlucky deity found the culprit was none other than Siren Head, who then narrowly escaped its clutches and requested the aid of the SCP Foundation in hopes on capturing the creature, which they succeeded.
• The temple that holds the Siren Head is a wood area and has only a warning sign towards potential trespasser. Several of the Foundation members found that the sirens the creature would occasionally emit would be enough of a deterrent for other deities to NOT enter the house but these agents never accounted for the creature getting out of its temple by themselves and causing a lot of havoc. Which is why nowadays the temple has a lot more security protocols, though from time to time the Siren Head finds a way to break out.

Edited by fasoman1996 on Jun 27th 2020 at 12:40:46 PM

@Crimson

Maybe an interaction with the gods from Manhunt, a video game infamous for its brutal violence.

The Wendigo is able to imitate voices to lure unsuspecting victims to it.

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Jun 27th 2020 at 8:47:55 AM

@Crimson: The Antagonist would obviously hate Yahtzee for getting everyone in the Pantheon to start calling him "Jeffrey Cuddletrousers."

Also, his nicknames include Nathan Explosion, Edgy McEdgerson, and homonyms of Not Importent like "Nadim Portant," "Nothem Portent," and "Nodhim Poortint."

Also, he would probably avoid the House of Love after what happened last time he went there...

Edited by WeirdWarrior on Jun 27th 2020 at 11:55:05 AM

@The Antagonist

Mr. Edgelord McBleak would also hate Steven for being an All-Loving Hero and an idealist in the same vein as Kuuga/Superman/etc.

@Crimson: Perhaps he can take both tropes for the time being. We can always remove it once another candidate for either shows up. And then they can be enemies or rivals.

Is this ready to go or are there others it could interact with?

s: 0

Ultimate Chimera, Divine Avatar of Invincible Boogeymen

• Greater Deity

• Symbol: The bird on top of its head

• Theme Songs: It's Chimera Research, Chimera Lab Chaos, VS. Ultimate Chimera, Showdown with the Ultimate Chimera, Ultimate Chimera Revived

• Alignment: Chaotic Evil

• Portfolio: UNSTOPPABLE MONSTER, Ambiguous Gender, though it can be found in the Men's restroom, so it may be male, The Dreaded, The fate of anyone who encounters it, Hopeless Boss Fight, One-Hit Kill, More Teeth than the Osmond Family, What Happened to the Mouse?, Pressing the button on its back shuts it down

• Domains: Invincibility, Eating, Strength, Roars, Intimidation, Fear

• Heralds: The Other Chimeras

• Allies: None. It is far too dangerous and feral to have proper allies.
• Enemies: Lucas, The SCP Foundation, Kenny McCormick, Galeem & Dharkon

• Interests: Babidi

• Impresses: Shou Tucker, Promestein

• Unwitting Pawn to: The Grand United Alliance Of Destruction, more specifically Porky Minch and possibly Giygas

• The Ultimate Chimera was part of the Chimera Project. It was created by Dr. Andonuts to be the ultimate killing machine. It went rogue before its weakness, the button on its back, could be destroyed. In the end, the project was a success.

• A loud roar was heard throughout the Pantheon early one morning. Lucas, recognizing the sound immediately, felt dread. His suspicions were confirmed when the Chimera was found by Kenny McCormick, an encounter which resulted in his death. However, since Kenny is cursed to always come back to life and death is cheap in the Pantheon, he didn't stay dead for long.

• Once Lucas' fear had been confirmed, he immediately began warning deities, gods and goddesses alike of how dangerous the creature is. The SCP Foundation is taking measures in order to contain it.
  • The SCP Foundation has been much more careful after learning it SURVIVED Galeem’s attack, which was able to destroy Greater Gods and Overdeities. Keep in mind that this is the same attack that engulfed the universe.

• It has been a question around the Pantheon revolving around what would happen if the Ultimate Chimera attacked the Absolutely Safe Capsule. Would it be impervious to the Chimera’s attacks? Would the Chimera be able to break through the Absolutely Safe Capsule? Not even Porky knows.

• Despite how many people tell him it’s a stupid idea, Babidi is interested in taking control of the beast and using it as an attack dog. It is very likely that this will backfire spectacularly.

It's still too short. Add more interactions and expand the existing trivia bullets first. If you're still struggling with that I can help you with the profile if you want.

@Siren Head: Don't forget the other monsters like Pyramid Head and Giygas.

Marina is basically almost done. I would like to ask the original poster if I can finish and streamline her. Also, does anyone want to complete The Rocketeer

I'm okay with you adopting Marina. Gee, I remember that time when her profile was in development. I've been lurking around here for a long time...

I hope you guys think this is permissable, and if you do is there another appropriate trope?

• Jreg, God of Political Raps: while some might argue this is too political, Jreg(IRL person) is mainly a comedian and satirist and we do already have political satirists/comedians in the pantheon with Stephen Colbert and John Oliver (Jreg's an Equal-Opportunity Offender), so I think "Filthy Franks does Politics" is fair game. As for why I picked him? The channel blew up and is full of political raps, often having raps and songs show up for various ideologies. Jreg as a persona represents a fictional and intentionally absurdist political ideology called anti-centrism, that being extremes of the political spectrum should Enemy Mine against centrists.

Waiting for someone to adopt my idea of Karuta Roromiya as the goddess of Gashadokuro. I don't think I have enough time to do her profile at the precise moment.

Obligatory repost. 2 days since the Tiger I tank from Fury (2014) received two s. Still looking for more so that I can finally finish this.

Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger Ausf. E Tiger I (Sd.Kfz.181, A F***ing Beast, Goddamn Tiger)

• s: 2 (General Gigan 817, wootzits)
• Theme: Tiger Battle
• Appearance: An early-production Tiger I Ausf. E painted in dark yellow, with leaves and small camouflage nets placed over its hull, turret, and main gun
• Alignment: True Neutral
• Portfolio: The Dreaded, Having camouflage placed over its turret, main gun, and hull, Walking Spoiler, Having almost impenetrable front armor and a powerful main gun, Small Role, Big Impact, Rare Vehicles, Tank Goodness
• Domain: Combat, Tanks, War
• The Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. E, better known as the Tiger I, was a heavy tank used by Nazi Germany during World War II. Less than 1,400 would be produced from 1942 to August 1944. It was used mainly by Heavy Panzer Battalions of the Heer and Waffen-SS. Eventually, it was supplanted in production by the even heavier Tiger II tank, which was armed with an even bigger main gun and featured even thicker frontal armor.
• This particular example was encountered by the crew of the M4A3E8 "Fury" during a brief, but memorable, battle during the Allied advance into Germany in April 1945. Knocking out three of the Sherman tanks accompanying "Fury", it was ultimately destroyed when the latter's crew fired two 76mm armor-piercing shells into its rear, where the tank's armor was thinnest. Two of the crew were apparently killed in when the tank was knocked out, while the driver and radio operator tried to flee the burning tank, only to be killed by Sgt. Wardaddy. The tank commander, however, tried to shoot the latter instead in an apparent Taking You with Me situation, with said commander being killed by "Fury's" bow gunner Norman.
  • Given the condition it was in, it was heavily implied that it was a tank damaged sometime in early 1943, brought back to Germany to be repaired, and then broken out and pressed back into service out of desperation.
  • The Tiger's crew themselves appeared to be woefully inexperienced, given their poor decisions and tactical mistakes made during that brief skirmish with "Fury" and her crew.
  • Overall, this wouldn't have been surprising, given the deteriorating state of Nazi Germany's forces in the closing weeks of the war.
• Following its disastrous battle with Fury, this particular Tiger ended up as a burned, smoldering wreck in a field in Germany for an unknown period of time. Somehow, this wreck mysteriously ended up in the Pantheon, where it was eventually found by a squad of SS soldiers. Upon analyzing the wrecked tank, they eventually realize that it's in repairable condition, and thus they decide to have it brought back to Fort Schmerzen in several pieces, where it can be properly restored.
• Following an extensive restoration process, the tank is eventually brought back into running condition, complete with fully functioning weapons. Before any of the Nazi leadership can find a suitable crew for it, however, the tank is then stolen by OSS agents Lt. Mike Powell and Sgt. Jack Barnes. Powell, having already immersed and familiarized himself in the similarly laid-out King Tiger tank, easily manages to adjust to this one. Barnes, on the other hand, again, manages to somehow drive and fire the main gun by his lonesome during this hijack.
• Upon its capture by the Allied deities, it is brought through numerous trials and analysis. Many of the ones who had encountered Tiger I tanks in the field before, such as Lt. Karl Fairburne, Cpl. Bill Taylor, and Cpl. Boyd Travers, are all brought forward in order to demonstrate and showcase the Tiger's weak spots, and just what kind of weapons should be used to take one out.
• After repeated tests and training demonstrations, it is eventually decided to preserve the Tiger as a museum piece, alongside its former adversary, the M4A3E8 "Fury". With Barnes' permission, Yukari Akiyama is allowed near the tank. Unsurprisingly, she is amazed, and once again, goes on a long lecture that impresses every deity present. Even the normally aloof Karl Fairburne is impressed by her knowledge of the inner workings of the tank.
  Yukari Akiyama: The Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. E, better known as the Tiger. Armed with an 8.8cm KWK 36 tank gun, this tank was used by the elite Heavy tank battalions of the Heer and Waffen-SS. It could destroy its most common opponents, the Soviet T-34 and American Sherman from thousands of meters, while the latter two had to get within 500 meters to the side or rear of the Tiger just to get a chance of knocking it out. On the flipside, however, the Tiger was expensive and time-consuming to produce, and because of this only less than 1,400 would be built. It would later be succeeded by the Tiger II, which was heavier, had a more powerful gun, and featured thicker armor.
• Maho Nizhizumi herself is pretty impressed at how the Nazis in the Pantheon had managed to restore the tank into combat-ready conditions. In essence, this Tiger was almost identical to the one she personally commanded, with the primary difference being that this one is geared towards actual combat and not one of the mock battles she parttakes in.
• This tank is, essentially, the Evil Counterpart to the Tiger Striker Unit also found in the Pantheon. While both were developed by their universe's versions of Nazi Germany, the latter was used for an ultimately benevolent cause of fighting an Alien Invasion, while this tank was used to fight back the Allies in a desperate Last Stand of a dying regime.
• Like "Fury", this Tiger is not, in any way, a Sapient Tank. It's just an ordinary, battle-scarred tank with a history to it. Although, given that Nazis such as Milleneum are also in the Pantheon, it wouldn't be too far-fetched to see this particular Tiger turned into one ala White Tiger...
• Of special note is that, Tiger 131, the Real Life tank used to portray this example, is also a museum piece in running condition, and is from the same museum as the Sherman tank used to portray "Fury". It is also the last running Tiger I tank in Real Life as well, and serves as one of the main attractions of the Bovington Tank Museum.

Edited by Rmpdc on Jun 28th 2020 at 8:03:08 PM

Ok, here's a suggestion that I have a little more confidence with...

Reflux, god of Final Exam Bosses (Reflux the Knaaren)

Reason: Reflux, the final boss of Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc, is eligible for the Final-Exam Boss (Preferably in the House of Boss Design) trope because Rayman (The player character) needs to equip all five power-ups (In this case, Laser Washing Powders) that he’s used throughout the game during the final battle against him at different points. To start, whenever Reflux uses his energy shield in the first phase, Rayman must pick up the Lockjaw power up (Which allows him to grab enemies and electrocute them) to make it shrink.

During both the first and second phases, Rayman needs to equip the Heavy Metal Fist (Which strengthens the amount of damage his punches deal and allows him to destroy wooden doors) to properly deal damage to him. Come the third part of the fight, the player is required to use the Throttle Copter (Which allows him to propel himself upward in mid-air) to scale an assortment of levitating stone platforms and in turn reach the Shock Rocket powerup (Which causes him to fire a missile that the player must navigate to a given target) to strike Reflux at his weak point.

Although the fourth phase does not involve usage of any of the aforementioned cans of powder, Rayman does have to pilot the Armaguiddon (An aircraft vehicle he used to navigate the Tower of The Leptys immediately before the final boss fight) once more in order to attack a series of mooks so that he can diminish Reflux’s health and vanquish once and for all. In short, if the player has not mastered all of these things by the end of the game, then they will likely struggle during the last fight with Reflux.

Edited by Viracochaxevious on Jun 28th 2020 at 7:58:00 AM

@leaf: Best not get your hopes up just bc you can't do a profile at the moment. An offer will present itself in due time but don't treat it like an obligation.

Edited by GeneralGigan817 on Jun 28th 2020 at 8:16:50 AM

Jreg: Ehh... most users here have already expressed that politics is a big problem overall and bringing them into the Pantheon may not be a good thing. And if I recall, your Jreg suggestion took a mainly because his overall premise sounds and feels controversial.

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Edited by CrimsonShark on Jun 28th 2020 at 5:45:53 PM