Doom Slayer will have a hard time with Ritsuka Fujimaru, especially since some of the servants (Tomoe Gozen, Ibaraki Douji, Mysterious Alter Ego Lambda, Shuten Douji, Yu Miaoyi, and Kijyo Kouyou) are demonic. However, Beast III/L and Beast III/R would be torn a new asshole. Same goes with The Divine Powers, Goetia, Shekinah (she already loathes him due to being like the Strange Journey protagonist). Other SMT protags will definitely be on the level of teeth clenched teamwork (especially the Demi-Fiend).

for Ultraman King

The Master of Chaldea? Yeah, some of those demons have ascended, so he'll be able to interact with them.

The rework has been finished. You can try adding those tidbits yourself.

Edited by nightelf37 on Jun 30th 2020 at 12:01:52 AM

I guess lots have happened since my last profile showoff .

Speaking of, major updates on "The Antagonist" and Jack and Hannah. Anything else that can be added or are they ready to go up?

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The Antagonist, God of Excessively Bleak Settings ("Not Important", Nadim Portant, Northem Portent, Nodhim Poortint, The Crusader, The Hero, Jeffrey Cuddletrousers, Nathan Explosion, Edgy McEdgerson)

• 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.
• Rivals: The Postal Dude, Leo Kasper
• 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, Steven Universe, Madoka Kaname, Jax Teller, Franklin Clinton, Michael De Santa, Trevor Philips, Mr Burns, Daniel Lamb, Yahtzee
• Begrudging Respect From: Zamasu
• Source of Interest From: Lionel Starkweather
• Opposes: House of Love
• 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.
  • His death, however, managed to inspire a whole new cult, compromised of fellow misanthropes and nihilists. They took to worshipping him like a deity and hence began to carry out their own purge against banking, dedicated to torturing and killing any humans they come across to carry out what he had left off.
• The Man ascended into the Pantheon shortly after the violent death he desperately wanted. His first thoughts on the Pantheon was a rather perplexing thought about the idea of a whole new world, though not without figures who happened to reside from New York as well. Hearing about the Pantheonic Forever War, he took to storming into a gun store at a late-night and retreat to an abandoned warehouse. Learning about the Pantheon through news broadcasts and word of mouth, he decided to initiate a second crusade. If he destroyed New York, why stop there? The Pantheon is next.
• The Man doesn't have a known name and it's unlikely anyone will ever know what he's truly called. However, many took notice of his introductory line, where he claims that his name is "Not Important" as in he's saying his name doesn't matter to him and is unimportant in the grand scheme of things. Some, however took it literally and nowadays, whenever he's the topic of discussion, he's always referred to as "Not Important". He honestly doesn't care.
  • That said, he does not want to be called "Jeffrey Cuddletrousers" either, considering that Yahtzee slammed that name in a mocking and satirical approach on him. As a result, he's considered personally approaching and viciously gunning Yahtzee down. Oh, and his grim appearance is not to be talked about either in his presence.
  • There are apparently plans for a Death Metal album based primarily on his experiences of trying to destroy New York. This comes off as ironic, given that his theme song is actually a Black Metal track (Though it's common to find Death Metal songs about Nihilism and Misanthropy). He doesn't care about music one bit, let alone the fact that there may potentially be songs about him.
• "Not Important" has no allies. He finds it pointless to consider the concept of camaraderie as if it just alien to him. There are other misanthropic beings like Shinobu Sensui and the Fatalis that "Not Important" may find interesting, but to him, association with them is barely tolerable.
  • That said, the Grand United Alliance of Destruction are interested in "Not Important's" hateful nature and his desire for absolute destruction. Seeing as there's really no other choice, "Not Important" begrudgingly allowed himself to be enlisted in the GUAD Scar Corps, if mainly to be given access to more weaponry and resources as possible. Beyond that, "Not Important" has no true loyalty and is not above betraying the GUAD should he feel like it.
• Zamasu initially thought that "Not Important" was an exemplary example of how Humans Are Bastards, but then started having a soft spot of sorts towards him after learning of his misanthropic nature. The Fallen Kai gave credit for "Not Important" for actively resisting whatever attempts were made to stop him and delivering some sort of "justice" to lowly mortals. Still, he's a mortal, so Zamasu doesn't have a high opinion on "Not Important". However, it's credit where it's due, and Zamasu will consider him a noteworthy exception to the list of "filthy mortals". That said, inducting him into the Divine Order Of Absolute Justice is next-to-impossible, given how "Not Important" is in the GUAD.
• Before someone asks, no, he is not amused by how someone threw a teddy bear at him and it suddenly changed him into some attractive hunk via The Power of Love. It's for this reason that "Not Important" tends to look away from the House of Love as being reminded of it causes him to cringe violently. Unfortunately for him, a lot of deities like to make fun of "Not Important" for that, though they keep it to themselves, just in case "Not Important" starts another killing spree just because he heard a derogatory comment thrown at him.
• Misanthropy is a very drastic contrast to love and idealism, so it's no surprise that "Not Important" comes into blows very frequently against those who live up to such beliefs. It doesn't help that they're terrified and disgusted by the destruction that he is willing to cause and seek to suppress and stop him at all costs. "Not Important" himself finds Kouta Kazuraba and Yusuke Godai incredibly aggravating, given what they represent, and Superman and Captain America being seen as all-inspirational icons of hope is another point of contention. "Not Important" seeks to find some kind of armoury and weaponry when it comes to dealing with those four.
• The killing sprees caused by "Not Important" has caught the intrigue of Lionel Starkweather, who was morbidly delighted by his actions and seeks to feature him in a series of Snuff Films, believing this would cause the Snuff Film Industry to see a spike in popularity and influence. That said, he has no chance of directly approaching "Not Important" directly, and thus, has to use a series of proxies and drones to get close to his actions. All Lionel wishes is that "Not Important" catch him before Lionel's footage is complete.
• It is revealed that "Not Important" was initially the High Priest to another unnamed figure who goes by "The Postal Dude" due to their sensationalized killing in video game format and for going out with an explosive bang. Unfortunately, "Not Important's!" nature means the two of them can never truly form an alliance, which meant that "The Postal Dude" has to see him as a competitive rival in who gets to kill more. That, and "The Postal Dude" is much more reserved and controlled than "Not Important" could ever be.
• Given that he destroyed New York City by overloading a nuclear power plant, "Not Important" has set his sights on the numerous power plants that he could set his eyes upon for more carnage and destruction. This got Mr Burns, of all people, concerned as this potentially means Springfield is a place of interest for "Not Important". Not that he could care about the populace and its needs so much as he prioritizes his survival and his business. Mr Burns has taken to increasing his security in his power plant, solely because he fears what "Not Important" would try to do if he ever comes to Springfield.

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, Speckles, Alan Grant, Regina, Senku Ishigami, Captain Planet, The Ascended Autonomous Dolls ^note Jack is more in lines with Conflicting Opinion, Dino Thunder Power Rangers
• Enemies: Mesogog, Indominus Rex, Indoraptor, Pokemon Hunter J, Spinosaurus, Riptor, Gwangi, The Sharptooth, Professor Hojo, Mr Burns
• Conflicting Opinion On: Joel and Ellie, Kroq-Gar and Grymloq, The Monster Hunters, The Carnotaurs, House of Science (regarding Jack), Isomer Black
• On Good Terms With: Gaea and the Grand United Alliance Of Nature
• Pities: Big Al
• Opposes: The Think Tank ^note Excluding Mobius
• 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.
• The last that was heard of Jack and Hannah was when the former was forced to take refuge in Wassoon as the Old Bloods planning an oppressive front against violating environmental policies courtesy of Wilhelmina Scharnhorst. What happens next has never been revealed, but what was noted was that Jack and Hannah were one day seen in the Pantheon, trekking across the House of Beast.
  • Their expedition led them to need Alan Grant in the Prehistoric Beasts Sub-House where the palaeontologist questioned them about what they were doing here. Jack spoke to Grant about how he had a duty to look over dinosaurs and ensure their safety whereas Hannah simply stated she tags along with Jack. Interested, Grant was then told of the world Jack and Hannah lived in, which baffled him as dinosaurs suddenly existed in their world after some kind of catastrophe. Their conversation led to the three of them becoming friends and Jack and Hannah finding a proper place in the Pantheon shortly after.
• The two of them are best known for being argumentive towards each other about Science and Nature, with Hannah favouring the former and Jack siding with the latter. Jack and Hannah do make good points and arguments about the benefits and problems regarding Science and Nature. Still, doing the good thing comes first and the two of them are very quick to prioritizing that over continuing their argument.
  • While Jack can come across as being opposing towards the concept of Science, the truth is that he's actually not, given that he does have a love for classical cars and technology of the 20th century. Really, it's less he hates science and more he's worried about the destructive potential of it, fearing that falling into the wrong hands can bring about a second worldwide catastrophe.
  • Beyond that, they'll attend the House of Love where they have sex. Immediately after that, they get back to more arguing. But then again, they will have sex once more, rinse and repeat. Some of the residents actually find Jack and Hannah's bickering rather amusing. It's pretty clear there's some tinge of romantic feelings for one another, but Jack and Hannah act rather vitriolic whenever it's bought up.
• Don't tell Hannah that she's not a scientist just because she's never actually seen doing anything scientific. She'll affirm her detractors that she does do some research and scientific practices... when she's not on fieldwork with Jack. Jack personally finds this amusing.
• When it comes to dinosaurs, the closest companion regarding them is a juvenile Allosaurus (or "Cutter" as they are called in the Xenozoic World) named Hermes that he saved from poachers after his mother was killed by them. Wherever Jack and Hannah are, Hermes isn't too far behind either, always making sure that they're protected. That said, he's still a feral beast and will tear apart anyone that threatens the two, especially Jack.
  • Some people think Hermes is a Deinonychus. Jack, however, has to step and clear out this conception, stating that people only state this because of other supplementary material about his and Hannah's adventures, asserting that Hermes is, indeed, an Allosaurus.
  • While Hermes is their most recurring Herald, there is also Mustapha Cairo and Mess O'Bradovich. The former is Jack's best friend and the other an accomplice. Sometimes when Jack and Hannah's adventures become more action-packed and tense, Mustapha and Mess waste no time in joining in. There was one instance where the four of them banded together to stop a black market trade hosted by Dr Simon Fessenden.
• They became friends with Regina pretty quickly, considering both spend a lot of time looking after the Prehistoric Beasts Sub-House in addition to also meeting up on occasion in the House of Time And Space. Regina once hypothesized that the catastrophe in Jack and Hannah's world years ago may have been the result of Third Energy tampering, which could explain why dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures exist, though Jack and Hannah digress. Still, Regina is cordial enough to allow Jack and Hannah in some of her working shifts, thanks to the two of them having an experience in handling dinosaurs.
  • That said, Jack has butted heads against Regina on a few occasions. He isn't particularly happy at her for killing dinosaurs when avoiding or tranquillizing them would have been more preferable. Regina argued back that she really didn't have a choice and that she was trusted into a "Killed or be Killed" situation without her control. Hannah takes Regina's side in the debate after which Jack simply gave up. Still doesn't stop them from working together though.
• The Gang of Seven met Jack and Hannah when they were having another adventure beyond their usual boundaries outside the Great Valley. While they got along, the gang, except Chomper and Ruby, were rather intimidated by Hermes's presence, given the amount of Sharptooth's the Gang of Seven had faced prior. An encounter with Riptor was what changed the gang's perspective when Hermes took to defending Chomper and Ruby, though under Jack's consent. Riptor was eventually overwhelmed by Hermes with Jack's assistance, but she isn't done with them yet...
  • They also became quick friends with Speckles, who bore no ill will to the humans and even allowed Hermes to join along in a hunting expedition. That and Speckles came to appreciate Jack and Hannah for looking after him and his family, especially after a scuffle between Speckles and Sharptooth broke out.
• While they're not usually friendly, Jack and Hannah can be cordial with Owen Grady's Raptor Pack. Despite a rocky first impression with Hermes, they eventually began to get along, especially given that both Owen and Jack want what's best for their dinosaur companions and seek to have them behave towards others' company. Rexie is a more troublesome topic. The Tyrannosaurus Rex's initially didn't care much for Hermes, but given that he's pals with Blue and the raptors, she will be willing to tolerate him. Furthermore, Jack and Hannah seek to look after Rexie for the time being.
• They've dealt with Pokemon Hunter J on quite a few occasions. It's no surprise that Jack and Hannah have dealt with poachers, though Hunter J may be one of the worst they've fought. Jack especially hates her, especially after seeing how Hunter J uses advanced technology to directly harm nature, which also disgusts Hannah.
  • They also dislike Mr Burns for his overall callousness and unconcern for nature in general. Like Hunter J and poachers, Jack and Hannah have run into corrupt higher-ups and Burns is no different. Burns himself doesn't really recognize Jack and Hannah beyond just seeing them as "overbearing pests who yap about nature 24/7", though the two of them have proven that they could take on a group of criminals.
• Hannah is obviously a fan of the House of Science and is intrigued to learn a lot about how it can be applied to do a lot of good. She sometimes wonders if she could take learning classes from the Philanthropists of Benevolent Science and Senku Ishigami. Jack is surprised to see how there's a lot of dedicated scientists who work for the greater good, but given his hesitance for advanced technology, he feels that he fits best under the House of Nature.
  • Of course, they faced enmity under Mesogog, whom Hannah especially saw as an abomination towards the field of Science. Mesogog himself just laughed off Hannah's comment, though he himself was surprised to learn about the Xenozoic world, given that dinosaurs once again thrived in that world. Similarly, Professor Hojo's cruel treatment towards specimens and wanting to use his scientific mind for self-interest and homicidal mania pissed Jack off a lot, the latter vowing to put him down at some point.
  • They came to quickly despise the Indominus and the Indoraptor, especially Jack who doesn't even consider it worthy of coexisting with other animals. Even some who are pro-technology, Hannah included, can't argue with Jack in his thoughts, especially considering how deranged and sociopathic the genetic dinosaurs were. They've dealt with the two of them individually, with Jack and Hannah being almost killed by the Indoraptor when they were exploring ancient ruins. That experience caused them to begin preparing themselves even further when it comes to dealing with them.
• Jack and Hannah would find themselves interested in the Think Tank computers who tried to preserve the United States's dismay. To Hannah's dismay, they came off as maniacal and egotistical with their goals and interests mainly being just For Science!, which didn't sit well, given that while Hannah does sincerely believe that technology deserves to be advanced, it should also be used to benefit and provide for others. The one positive exception in the Think Tank is Mobius who's keen in Hannah's interest in Science and would like to interact with her more often.
  • The duo have also heard of a world where androids known as Autonomous Dolls became the main aspect of weapon's development after the world was affected by radioactivity spread by Collapse Fluid, which was followed by World War III. Hannah came to appreciate the androids due to their emotions and stated that they had just as much of a right to life as anyone else does. Jack, while not oppressive, is rather skeptical about the girls, though he doesn't mind their help. Isomer Black was somewhat complicated, considering that she initially appeared malicious, though it turned out that she actually wanted to die after being subjected to horrible treatment by her "father figure". She remains on neutral terms with Hannah, where she agrees with Jack on keeping en eye out for Isomer.

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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

• Allies: None. It is far too dangerous and feral to have proper allies.

• Enemies: Lucas, The SCP Foundation, Kenny McCormick, Galeem & Dharkon, The Hypnotoad

• Interests: Babidi

• Feared by: Mami Tomoe, Roman Torchwick, Anyone who has been Eaten Alive.

• 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, which is proving to be easier said than done.
  • 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 gets even worse. The Ultimate Chimera is capable of destroying Overdeities with a single attack, something Mr. Game & Watch can attest to. The SCP Foundation has been working with other deities in order to contain it.

• 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 against his foes. It is very likely that this will backfire spectacularly.

• Is widely feared by deities who have been Eaten Alive. Mami Tomoe and Roman Torchwick are two such deities and they both attempt to stay as far away from it as possible.

• Shou Tucker and Promestein are very impressed by the Ultimate Chimera. They both stay away from the monster as they know getting close to it is suicidal.

• Despises the Hypnotoad due to getting it contained at one point and seeks to annihilate it completely. It soon escaped during a breach shortly after being contained by the SCP Foundation.

I wanna add the ZF-1 to the Armory. I mean, we have the M41A Pulse Rifle, a chainsaw, a .50 magnum, sword-chucks, and a frakin' Pokéball. What are the prerequisites?

@Crimson: for both

Been a while since I posted The Feebles and I know the picture/collage I put out doesn't look that great, but at this point, I've written enough for this profile that I can confidently ask for approvals for them.

The Feebles^{Notable Members} Heidi the Hippo, Bletch the Walrus, Robert the Hedgehog, Lucille the Poodle, Arthur the Worm, Sebastian the Fox, Trevor the Rat, Sidney the Elephant, Harry the Hare, Samantha the Cat, Wynyard the Frog, Representatives of Works Mistaken for Parodies

• Quasideities
• Symbol: A neon display that reads Meet the Feebles
• Theme Music: Meet the Feebles
• Alignment: True Neutral (Heidi, Sebastian, Harry, Wynyard, Sidney); Neutral Evil (Bletch, Trevor, Samantha); Neutral Good (Robert, Lucille, Arthur)
• Portfolio:
  • Heidi: I Was Quite a Looker
  • Bletch: Wily Walrus
  • Robert: Nice Guy
  • Lucille: Beauty Equals Goodness
  • Arthur: Cool Old Guy
  • Sebastian: Small Name, Big Ego
  • Trevor: You Dirty Rat!
  • Sidney: The Eeyore
  • Harry: Butt-Monkey
  • Samantha: Cats Are Mean
  • Wynyard: Shell-Shocked Veteran
• Domains: Showbiz, Calamity
• Heralds: The rest of The Feebles Variety Hour cast and crew
• Enemies: Lionel Starkweather
• Awkward Relations: The Muppets, Danny & Sawyer, Conker the Squirrel
• On good terms with:
  • Sidney: Horton
  • Wynyard: Niko Bellic
• Disliked by:
  • In general: Fritz the Cat
  • Sebastian: the other ascended filmmakers
  • Harry: Lola Bunny
• Strictly business with: The Son, Walter White, Ratigan (Bletch and Trevor only)
• Frightened of:
  • Heidi: Bloody Mary
  • Robert and Lucille: Junko Enoshima, Tsumugi Shirogane
• Other Relations: Jacket
• Meet the Feebles. They're not your average, ordinary people...and they're definitely not your average, ordinary puppet-like characters. More specifically, they're in charge of a family-friendly variety show, but their actions are definitely the opposite of family-friendly. Singing a song about sodomy and going on a shooting spree with a machine-gun are just some of the very adult actions two of those Feebles done. Despite them coming off as a Muppet parody, Peter Jackson, who created these characters, has stated that it's not the case and that they're more of a satire on human behavior.
• Hoping to find some unorthodox talent to work on a large-scale play, the House of Theater was looking for some recruits to help with the project. A walrus who introduced himself as Bletch approached the house with the intent to participate in the project with a few others that he personally knew. At around the same time, various police officers got word of another drug operation in progress and they’ve had difficulties finding those responsible for such. The clues that they received would lead them to the House of Theater, where a performance for an original show was underway and Bletch was watching from the audience. Some of Bletch’s performers did well and won over the audience at the time, though some were met with dead silence. As the show went on, some officers began to notice Bletch talking to some unsavory figures, realized his involvement with the drug operations, and were ready to take him in while trying to avoid attention to themselves. While the performance went off without any major problems like having several audience members get shot to death, the officers were in for a surprise when they saw a couple of Bletch’s associates waiting and a shootout ensued. While the rest of the Feebles got in the Pantheon with only a few problems after that performance, the road was much rougher for Bletch due to his shadiness.
• As far as the whole group is concerned, they’ve very much gone their separate ways since getting into the Pantheon and the prior massacre. Even if the above show was sort of a reunion for the group, Bletch only arranged it as an attempt to get more power for his drug operations since any additional attempt to get his show on the air would never happen. The temple is little more than Bletch’s office and the other members of the group (except Trevor and possibly Samantha) have opted to live in separate parts of the Pantheon.
• Kermit the Frog has extremely mixed opinions on the Feebles overall to say the least. Hearing what Heidi had to go through and what she did on-stage when she was at breaking point frightened the frog a bit, seeing it as what could happen if Miss Piggy became less sane. He was a bit thankful that Heidi is trying to recover. In contrast, Kermit is disappointed to hear about the ordeal of another frog in Wynyard and how unlikely it'll be for that frog to ever recover. Kermit simply can't agree with Bletch's corrupt activities whenever the walrus isn't involved with the Feebles' onstage activity and thinks that Trevor is even worse when it comes to actions. Sebastian is someone that Kermit is annoyed with due to selfishness and singing a very inappropriate song in front of an audience (the latter even Bletch thought was off-putting). About the only Feebles that Kermit is willing to talk to are Robert, Lucille, and Arthur and even then, it's not often as a result of Kermit being busy among other things. The other Muppets would rather not talk to or about the Feebles much, if at all.
• Danny & Sawyer were unnerved with the story of how an entertainment ensemble full of messed-up characters fell apart just as the Feebles were getting close to finding success. The two cats did deal with plenty of hardships in order to prove their worth, but learning about how bad some of the Feebles were (especially after learning about a mentally unstable hippo that caused a massacre, a crime lord walrus, and an all-around despicable rat) and the measures taken to try and make the show successful was something they didn’t want to know about. They do know that the group has gone their separate ways, that Heidi is trying to recover, and that Robert, Lucille, and Arthur really are nice folks in a questionable group, but if given the choice, Danny and Sawyer would rather not want much to do with the majority of the ensemble.
• Following yet another drinking session following a terrible adventure in an abandoned slaughterhouse, Conker drunkenly witnessed a drug deal gone bad by Bletch and his gang, followed by passing out just outside of his office where he arranged his theatrical productions. Bletch, having heard about a squirrel witness what he was doing earlier, thought that Conker would make for a good newcomer for a possible Feeble revival and decided to have him be a part of the ensemble for the time being. Conker, despite not really wanting anything to do with whatever Bletch wanted, ended up getting involved with the former cast members of Bletch’s program, with the more mean-spirited members being involved with the walrus’ operations and the others having moved past it. Conker’s time with the Feebles ended following a scuffle between Bletch’s drug-dealing goons and the Toon Patrol over a shipment of sugar disguised as counterfeit cocaine and Conker escaped as things started to get violent. As with many of Conker’s misadventures, he considers it to be another bad event for him, especially since he didn’t get any money out of his time hanging out with Bletch.
• Jacket received word of a drug operation going on near a production lot and was sent to investigate, with the only hint being a picture of Bletch. Even if Bletch was an actual walrus and not some dude wearing a walrus mask, Jacket decided to try and take the operation down, having already dealt with a sadistic film producer who was connected to the Russian mafia. While looking for Bletch’s hideout, Jacket came across Wynyard, a frog who was a veteran of the Vietnam War and Jacket was reminded of his involvement in a war and what happened afterwards that led to the death of Beard, a friend of Jacket during that that time, and Jacket’s subsequent adventures. While Jacket did become an acquaintance of Wynyard following that meeting, it didn’t change Jacket’s mission in the slightest and he encountered a Morris Minor and another vintage car that some drugs were being loaded onto. Trevor noticed a man wearing a chicken mask and assumed that another rival gang was after them and what resulted was a violent shootout that ended with some of Bletch’s goons getting shot at and Jacket suffering some bullet wounds. All Bletch saw was another roadblock in his drug operations since then and barring Wynyard, Jacket hasn’t bothered to meet up with the other members of the Feebles ensemble.
• The massacre that occurred at the hands of Heidi during the Feebles Variety Hour premiere remains a notable black mark for everyone involved, even for those that were just trying to survive. Lionel Starkweather, who has made a living making films where people physically die for his own twisted amusement, was among the very few that enjoyed said massacre to the point of trying to approach Bletch and Trevor about making something similar to it. Bletch made it very clear that the massacre was out of his control and didn’t want a repeat of that. Trevor, who has a history of making dirty films (and even briefly thought about making a Snuff Film), rejected the offer and saw Starkweather as too sick for his liking. The rest of the Feebles are repulsed by Starkweather and would like to avoid him as much as possible.
• Heidi the Hippo is, ostensibly, the main star of The Feebles’ Variety Hour and Bletch’s former girlfriend. Although formerly slim, she’s put on a lot of weight since then and hasn’t gotten over Bletch dumping her for a cat. At the height of her depression, Heidi snapped and shot a lot of people in the theater, including Bletch. Fortunately, she saw just how much damage she caused and has since gone on a path to recovery starting with a decade’s worth of staying in penitentiary confinement and rehab.
  • Deities who have had their lives ruined due to being scorned by the ones they loved were among the ones that Heidi hoped to gain a connection with, even if the fact that she caused a shooting spree casted doubts on a potential friendship with any of them. Even with that in mind, the story of what happened to the Twisted Metal driver known as Bloody Mary greatly disturbed her. Ever since Bloody Mary was young, she never had good luck when it came to love, culminating in a breaking point where she murdered one of her friends in cold blood and took her wedding dress. This wasn’t getting to the fact that even after finding her supposed special one, he rejected her and Bloody Mary then went on a fruitless spree of violence hoping to find her special one. Heidi sees Bloody Mary as a twisted reflection on what the hippo could have become had she not seen the error of her ways after that shooting spree and wants to stay as far away from her as possible.
• Bletch the Walrus not only oversees the show The Feebles are working on, he is also the leader of a drug-dealing mob that’s in conflict with a separate group led by a whale. He’s very determined in making sure the show goes on without a hitch to the point of attempting to hire someone to murder whoever messes that show up. In the grand scheme of things, he’s a greedy bastard willing to engage in any sort of unsavory activity just to earn more money for himself.
  • Her and Trevor have run into a number of other gangs during their go at revitalizing their illegal businesses. One of those figureheads was someone referred to as The Son, who was the successor to a previous Mafiya Underboss and was looking for anything that can help rebuild his drug empire. Even if Bletch and Trevor looked strange, The Son was willing to use their business to help expand his influence and the two dirty animals were willing to play along. The two were able to meet up with some of The Son’s allies and of them, Bletch and Trevor see Walter White as someone to learn from given what he’s done to ensure his dominance within the drug business.
• Robert the Hedgehog, Lucille the Poodle, and Arthur the Worm are very much one of the very few members of the ensemble that are genuinely nice. Robert is a newcomer to The Feebles troupe and fell in love with Lucille, a member of The Feebles Chorus, with Arthur helping Robert out in that regard. After some troubles, Robert and Lucille eventually got married some time after the massacre had ended, with the former becoming a fashion photographer as well.
  • Being a fashion photographer, Robert learned about the Pantheon fashion industry and was willing to see what was in store for him. He ended up meeting a number of fashionistas and they were more than welcome to let him take pictures of their work. That said, Robert refused to have any involvement with Junko Enoshima and Tsumugi Shirogane given their behavior and the fact that the two enjoyed the massacre that took place further sickened the hedgehog.
• Sebastian the Fox is in charge of getting the whole show organized, but he seems to have a rather bloated opinion about himself. Against the wishes of Bletch, he sings a song about sodomy in front of an audience for a family show and after the massacre has come to pass, he writes a book about it claiming to have stopped this travesty.
  • He saw the Pantheon as a perfect opportunity to get his book turned into a film seeing as how his previous attempts never went anywhere apparently. Unfortunately, none of the ascended filmmakers took his book seriously given how inaccurate it is to what actually happened (this isn’t even getting to the fact that one member of the ensemble is a depraved porno filmmaker) and all the conversations Sebastian had with them devolved into arguments. It hasn’t stopped him from trying to find someone else interested in his book and wanting to prove those other filmmakers wrong.
• Trevor the Rat is a member of Bletch’s gang and has committed a number of dirty deeds. He is an abusive jerk towards anyone not a member of Bletch’s gang and when not involved with Bletch, he makes pornos and is not above drugging others into getting them involved with such.
  • While doing business with Bletch one day, Trevor saw another rat that wanted to talk to him, with Trevor hoping that they wanted something important. It turned out to be Ratigan, a criminal rat who was interested in negotiating business with a fellow rat in the hopes of gaining more power. Trevor was rather surly towards Ratigan, but Bletch (who was with Trevor at the time), was willing to listen to what Ratigan wanted. The deal ultimately amounted to Ratigan taking over sections of the Pantheon while Bletch and his gang were free to continue their operations in those sections owned by Ratigan. Ratigan does think Trevor and the gang he’s part of has potential, but Trevor thinks Ratigan is a bit on the “soft” side when it comes to being a crime lord.
• Sidney the Elephant is one depressed member of the cast and got pulled into an argument with his ex-girlfriend over their elephant-chicken hybrid Seymour, allegedly Seymour’s son. At first, Sidney wanted nothing to do with it, but as the massacre unfolded, he made the effort to save his son and has since turned to horticulture in addition to taking in Seymour.
  • Because of his experience taking care of a hybrid elephant child, Horton was quick to meet up with Sidney to discuss how to take care of the child properly. He was a bit apprehensive of Sidney’s glum disposition and his initial unwillingness to accept Seymour before the massacre struck, but was willing to help the elephant not just in regards to Seymour, but to improve his overall personality. Despite his initial doubts, Sidney welcomed Horton’s company and Horton has sometimes looked over Sidney’s orchard garden.
• Harry the Hare is another performer for the show and a sex addict during off-hours. Things haven’t gone well for him, especially after learning from his doctor that he’s contracted a fatal disease that will kill him soon.
  • Even after the fact that Harry never had that disease to begin with, his luck’s still rather bad and Harry's sexual escapades in the Pantheon often end in disaster. Some of his worst injuries happen around Lola Bunny, given how she’s good friends with Bugs Bunny and to her, Harry is little more than a creep.
• Samantha the Cat is Bletch’s current girlfriend and not a pleasant individual overall. Knowing full well that Heidi was Bletch’s ex-girlfriend, Samantha has taken every opportunity to mock Heidi for it...which would ultimately result in not only Samantha getting killed, but a whole massacre ensuing.
  • After hearing about a cat named Samantha, Fritz was rather quick to try and court her in the hopes of him having sex with her later. She was willing to play along and the two went on a date. Fritz was hopeful of what would happen later, but Samantha ended up receiving a phone call for some matter and left Fritz before answering it. Fritz was never able to finish that date with Samantha and by the time he met her again, she was talking to Bletch, her actual lover, and said some mean things about Fritz. His attempt at trying to find a cat to live with him ended in crushing failure and it’s something Fritz doesn’t want to talk about. Fritz’s later encounters with other members with the group (including a nasty run-in with Trevor during one of his productions and a fatal drug session with Wynyard) only worsened his overall opinion of the ensemble.
• Wynyard the Frog takes part in the knife-throwing segment of the show, something that sounds much more troubling in retrospect given his past. He took part in The Vietnam War, where his psychological state deteriorated badly and has developed an addiction to heroin.
  • The Pantheon being home to a never-ending war (including those that are much more fantastical than The Vietnam War) certainly didn’t help with Wynyard’s already deteriorating sanity. That said, there were people who have had horrible experiences with war, be it as soldiers or just witnesses to the carnage that happened, that he was willing to try and talk to. He does feel bad about what the Yokokawa siblings had to endure as children, though there’s concerns from others that Wynyard might end up being a bad influence on them thanks to his drug addiction. Among those involved in war, Wynyard has taken a liking towards (and is a bit jealous of) Niko Bellic given his background and how he was able to get through a lot of hardships and make a name for himself. Even if the sight of a drug-addicted knife-throwing frog was strange to him, Niko has taken up a decent friendship with Wynyard.

Edited by r-lock256 on Jun 29th 2020 at 10:22:30 AM

I answered yr question somewhere else.

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Jun 30th 2020 at 1:21:08 AM

Made the adjustment mentioned last time.

Demogorgon, the unholy Spreader of Madness (Prince of Demons, The Deep Father, The Sibilant Beast, Master of the Spiraling Depths, The Imprisoned One)

• Potential House: Causes of Madness
• Greater God.
• Theme Music: This theme.
• Symbol: The Symbol of Demogorgon◊
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil.
• Portfolio: Resistance to Magic, Desire to destroy all things in his way, Focusing on fighting fellow Demons and the Devils over anything else, Evil Is Bigger, Figurehead of an evil religion, Drives those to madness just by looking at him, Having two heads with distinct personalities, Ability to inflict strange effects on those he hits, Driving those around him into a state of rage, Having a vaguely ape like appearance, A lesser god of evil, Seeking to bring ruin to the material plane by twisting it, A Demon of the Abyss.
• Domains: Insanity, Power, Slaughter, Madness, War, Chaos, Corruption.
• Allies: Diablo, Molag Bal, The Joker, Kefka Palazzo, The Demons of Inferno.
• Enemies: Drizzt Do'Urden, The Bhaalspawn and allies, The Hawkins Party, The Grand United Alliance Of Good and Law, Jyggalag, Meridia, Alexandra Roivas, Doctor Stephen Strange, The Belmont's, Zafina, Sparda
• Rivals: Orcus, The Shadow Monster, Sheogorath, The Forces of Chaos, Malebolgia, Fortinbras
• Interested In: Delirium of the Endless, The Seven Mortal Sins.
• Opposes: Satan (Shin Megami Tensei)
• The exact origins of Demogoron remain mystery that few can understand. According to some, he was a mortal who found his way to the Abyss and was corrupted by it. Others claim he was a Primordial who, after the Abyss was formed was turned into one of the first Demons by its energies, wherein after fighting against many of the first Demons, he emerged as the strongest of the bunch. Regardless of how he came to be, Demororgon emerged from the origins of the Abyss and Demons as the Prince of Demons, and its most powerful creation.
• His temple in the Pantheon can best be described as an Eldritch Location. Few have wandered into it for fear of whatever madness leaks from it, but those few who do are almost always permanently scared and become mad forever. Few mortals dare to ever approach his temple for fear of this, those who do only do so with the assurance of help from other powerful deities. Its rumored that inside his temple is a portal connecting to his layer of the Abyss, the Gaping Maw. Many heroes have hoped to one day assault his temple and drive him into said portal in the hopes that, once there, they can slay him and end his evil for good.
• Demogorgon has two heads; Aameul is his left head, and Hethradiah is his right head. Both are insane and try to usurp power over the other. Despite them hating each other, they are able to work together, which makes it all the more frightening when they agree on something.
  • Do not call his heads Dingus and Dongus! Once he finds out whoever gave him such a name, expect there to be chaos in his wake!
• On the rare occasion he leaves his temple, all hell breaks loose in the Pantheon. Like other Demon Lords, the longer he remains outside of the Abyss, the more the land transforms around him, meaning that unless defeated quickly, he'll warp the Pantheon itself. When he does leave, the Grand United Alliance of Good musters all their strongest and hearty warriors and pushes him back with all their might, fully aware that he will return and try again one day.
  • The threat of Demogorgon is such that members of the Grand United Alliance of Law are also willing to stand and oppose him, out of fear that his chaotic nature would disrupt the flow of the Pantheon itself.
• Despite his desire for destruction, the Grand United Alliance of Destruction refused to include him among their ranks. As strong as he is, they recognized his madness would bring about chaos in their ranks, and Nekron does not want to include such a Wild Card that would probably attempt to overthrow him.
• The Hawkins Party were terrified when they learned of his ascension, being big Dungeons & Dragons fans, they know exactly what kind of stuff he can bring to the table. Demogorgon finds them insignificant, as even with their knowledge, they are but ants to squash beneath his feet. He is interested in the being they called Demogorgon from their world, but only because he wants to kill it.
  • The Shadow Monster however earned his attention due to its attempts to influence their world. Its one of the few beings Demogorgon actually feels is a challenge to his power, and desires to slay it and use that hole left by it to continue destroying what he can.
• His relationships with the Daedric Princes is complicated.
  • As a being of madness and chaos, Demogorgon sees Sheogorath as a rival to his power. While their types of madness are different (Sheogorath is more of the Mad God type while Demogorgon is more Axe-Crazy), their similarities are enough to where even the insane Daedric Prince recognizes how insane Demogorgon is.
  • Naturally, Jyggalag holds him in contempt and singled him out as one of his greatest foes in the Pantheon. While Demogorgon is more focused on fighting other foes, the threat of Jyggalag is enough to where if the Daedric Prince ever stepped forward to stop him, Demogorgon would prioritize him above all else.
  • Meridia also stands against him, though not for the same reasons as she does Orcus. Primarily, the reasons she opposes him is because he's too much of a threat.
  • Molag Bal is one of the few Daedric Princes to actually get along with Demogorgon, though calling them friends is a big stretch. The shared love of destruction and ruin makes them able to work well together, though neither fully trust the other.
• The Joker was one of the few beings who seems almost immune to the maddening effects of Demogorgon, something that interests him greatly since the clown is stark mad as it is now. To that end, Demogorgon has attempts to convince the clown to enter into a pact with him in exchange for power, but the mad clown has no interest in his power, since if he had godlike power, it would be boring. For similar reasons, he has an interest in Kefka Palazzo.
• The Delirium of the Endless is one of the few beings that actually confuses Demogorgon. She's a being of such raw chaos that even he, a being of chaos itself, has trouble understanding what her goals, motivations, and actions are for. His interest in her seems routed in wanting to corrupt her to his side, but few can tell given how insane both of them are.
• The Forces of Chaos don't exactly like Demogorgon, seeing him as a rival to their power. Their one of the few groups Demogorgon would be willing to work alongside his fellow Demon Lords to overthrow, if only because he knows he couldn't defeat them all collectively.
• There are a few mortals the Demogorgon has taken notice of.
  • He has not forgiven Drizzt Do'Urden, and The Bhaalspawn and their allies for defeating him once. As such, he has sworn to track them down and slay them for their insolence.
  • Doctor Stephen Strange caught his attention because of his goal of safeguarding Earth from threats behind. Having not heard of Earth before, Demogorgon has kept an eye on the man in hopes of bringing him to madness and bring ruin to Earth.
  • Although he isn't a Vampire, The Belmont's have made sure to keep Demogorgon in their sight, as he presents such a threat to the world that needs to be stopped. Demogorgon is wary of them, as while they are simple men and women, their knowledge and their famous whip present a problem he would prefer be taken care of.
  • Zalfina hates Demogorgon, primarily reason being he reminds her of Azazel, the being who has possessed her. Demogorgon is interested in usurping control of her for himself.
  • Took an interest in Shinji Ikari due to the potential the boy has in causing destruction if he should lose control of himself.
• One of the only houses he seems to like going to is the House of Slaughter, mostly as an excuse to find things to destroy and bring ruin to.
• Demogorgon was not happy to learn that Orcus had ascended before him. If not for the fact that Orcus was in another House, he would have gone over and punished him for daring to do so.
• The House of Demons is a place that earns a good amount of Demogorgon's wrath. He can't stand Devils or Demons, and its one of the places where both are encountered.
  • Sparda and him hate each other. For Demogorgon, its mostly a case of seeing him as a threat and rival, but Sparda, having ascended beyond his kinds views, sees him a monster, and the worst of Demon kind. Its inevitable that a fight would breakout if they meet, but when is anyone's guess.
  • Malebolgia being one in charge of the hierarchy of Demons and Devils angered him. Not really because he did something to offend him, but because having someone else decide the ranks of the pantheon like that is something he feels he should control.
  • Fortinbras earned his wrath for daring to call himself the Lord of Demons. To do so is to challenge his status as the Prince of Demons, and like with many other Demons, Demogorgon wants him destroyed for such insolence.

Edited by keyblade333 on Jun 29th 2020 at 11:46:28 AM

Which Zero is getting a new trope?

Got a Takeshi's Castle at the ready. Here's a first draft:

Takeshi's Castle (Draft Mode)

• An old-styled shiro with a lot of obstacles between the outer limits and the inner courtyards, with an ever-shifting array of tricks and traps to best protect the residental lord of the castle.
• Potential Domain: Stages (owing to its Obstacle Course style)
• Theme Song: Takeshi's Castle Theme in the UK, Firebrand by Bumblefoot for "Most Extreme Elimination Challenge"
• Symbol: The titular castle and its owner, Beat Takeshi
• Alignment: Always Chaotic, usually Chaotic Evil
• Domains: Traps, War, Obstacle Course
• Owner: Takeshi Kitano/Beat Takeshi
• Sacred To: The Keeper, Glitchy's Mario
• Costing around $1M (around ¥168M in 1986) to build, it was home to its Shogun Takeshi. However, General Tani started his invasion of the castle with a bunch of peasants. Through Takeshi's right-hand men, the invasion force reduced from a hundred to only a handful, and the initial invasion ended with the Shogun's victory.
  • That being said, it turned into its own variant of Forever War, with Tani's forces bolstering itself after every failed invasion and Takeshi's traps swapping around to ensure that the challenge will be unique to Tani's forces. On the rare occasions, Tani's men win, collecting the treasure from within the castle, usually worth around ¥1M.
• In the Pantheon, the mortal Takeshi Kitano is often the lord residing the castle, alongside with the Emerald Guard to protect him from the invasion. However, he now utilizes The Keeper as the person to compose his traps, and as a result, it is significantly harder due to the wide array of traps available at the Keeper's disposal.
  • On the odd occasion, Glitchy's Mario takes residence in the castle, acting as its lord. Dubbed "Mario's Challenge", the theme changes from Japanese to Mario, switching the Japanese Castle to a Tower Castle, employing the "Spaghetti Squad" instead of the Emerald Guard, and allowing the use of significantly more dangerous traps.
  • The prize within the castle itself varies wildly. The most common reward is to be immortalized on a plaque of those who've conquered the castle, followed by money or food, depending on whose running the castle when it's conquered.
• Owing to the presence of a lot of beings with powers that may allow them to circumvent the challenges entirely, there's a power nullification field surrounding the castle when the challenge is initiated. Gadgets are similarly not allowed, though certain ones (like a Portal Gun replica) may be used in challenges. It's so that beings like Kal-El would be equal to others, like Mario or Link.
• Before participating in a Takeshi's Castle challenge, the contestents need to sign a waiver covering for injuries caused by trying the challenge. With an obstacle set that includes lethal traps or in any Mario's Challenges, there's an additional waiver that'll cover for death and resurrection, as well as an overall looser restriction on gadgets. Takeshi Final Showdown will never be lethal, while Glitchy's Mario's Final Showdown may be lethal.

Edited by SuperMafia on Jun 29th 2020 at 12:43:31 PM

3st draft for new house to split "Firearms"

• Projectiles: Angry Birds, Eros, James Rhodes/War Machine, Vincent Godfrey, (L) Bette Noir, Erron Black, Hayato Kanzaki, Kung Jin, Lynette Bishop, Sakuya Izayoi, Needle Man, Oliver Queen/Green Arrow, (D) Fuze, The Lone Ranger, Mai, Sentry Turrets

Should Kardel Sharpeye (Bizarre and Improbable Ballistics) Mana Tatsumiya (Unorthodox Reload), Uni (Bottomless Magazines) also be moved as handling of ammunition seems a projectile trope?

Yes, they should.

They have Projectile-related Tropes.

Edited by GeneralGigan817 on Jun 29th 2020 at 4:00:02 AM

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Here’s some ideas.

The Chompies, Divine Race of Enemy Variants

• Reason: As The Goomba of the series, Chompies come in tons of variants outside of the standard green Chompy, with them getting a fresh new batch of variants each game! For all Chompy variants, see here.

Olympus Sports Assocation: The official sports organization of the Pantheon, regulating all divine sports activities. They cover all sports, each one having an “Overseer” in charge of that one sport. Various gods will be placed into teams with the sports they play in bold.

@Takeshi’s Castle: Make note of it’s English Gag Dub, Most Extreme Elimination Challenge.

Anyone on Moonlight Mask?

Moonlight Mask, Divine Progenitor of Tokusatsu (Gekko Kamen, Moonbeam Man, Inspector Iwai)

^{Anime version} 

• Lesser God
• Symbol: A golden crescent moon
• Theme Song: Who is Moonlight Mask? or Gekko Kamen wa Dare Deshou
• Alignment: Lawful Good with some really Chaotic Good undertones
• Portfolio: Badass Normal, Badass Biker, Cop Show, Superhero Packing Heat, Guns Akimbo, Hardboiled Detective
• Domains: Bikes, Justice, Costumes
• High Priest: Shotaro Ishinomori
• Followers: All unascended Toku heroes not from the Ultra Series, Kamen Rider, Super Sentai, Metal Heroes, Godzilla, GARO or Power Rangers. They need spotlight too.
• Allies: All ascended Toku heroes but especially Takeshi Hongo and Hayato Ichimonji/Kamen Riders 1 and 2, Yusuke Onedara/Kamen Rider Kuuga, Shinnosuke Tomari/Kamen Rider Drive, Ryotaro Dojima, Jacques Clouseau, Jane Marple, Mamoru Chiba/Tuxedo Mask, Mumen Rider, Bruce Wayne/Batman, Mothra, Leo Mothra, Zorro, Lone Ranger
• Enemies: SHOCKER, Dark Specter, King Ghidorah, Gigan, Dr. Griffin/Invisible Man
• Pities: Javert
• Opposed by: Tohru Adachi
• Opposes: Judge Dredd, Frank Castle/The Punisher
• Conflicting Opinion: Godzilla
• Japanese television’s most relevant contribution aside from anime is the Tokusatsu genre, otherwise known as the shows where people in suits duke it out against each other. The Pantheon has become a hub for many toku deities, but for some reason the Trope Maker of it all has not been present or even mentioned in the slightest. That was until the roar of a motorcycle came cycling into the Pantheon, and its rider being none other than the first of all toku heroes, Moonlight Mask. His arrival was celebrated by all toku heroes thereafter.
• He is very much proud of the legacy he managed to bring to entertainment, with all toku heroes especially noting they take much after him from the Secret Identity schtick, fighting Mooks, to even battling the first televised Kaiju. The Kamen Riders especially note that the Cool Bikes they use are pretty much traced back to him. Though to be fair, many of the Kamen Riders note they don’t carry actual firearms on them to take care of baddies, something Moonlight Mask always seems to use. Despite being fairly “primitive” as best describe, this makes him stick out from the rest of his toku peers thanks to not having unique powers of his own. He’s just really, really good at his job.
• A good reason why he’s not mentioned that much is that he was cut down at his prime by an extremely powerful opponent even he can’t defeat: Executive Meddling. Basically some kid tried imitating what he does and more or less fell from a fatal height. Not wanting to be liable, his show was canned by the network. Even though everyone should know this, Moonlight Mask tells people not to try whatever stuff he does.
  • In spite of this massive blow, Moonlight Mask did have a long career ahead of him. He still had many Film Serial coming out after his show’s demise and even a popular anime where he became really popular in South America. Alas, by the time The '80s really rolled around, Moonlight Mask’s story phased out completely (except for one Gag Series almost twenty years after his last movie) though he was content that others would follow in his footsteps would pick off what he left off, which they did BIG TIME.
• Technically, even he is proceeded by someone else in starting the whole Toku genre. That person being Super Giant, a hero who had appeared in the theaters even before Moonlight Mask arrived onto the scene. Though there is much less known about Super Giant than Moonlight Mask, as ridiculous as that sounds and since Moonlight Mask is the pointed Trope Codifier, Super Giant let Moonlight Mask have this one.
• Most people don’t know who he looks like underneath his mask, as underneath the outfit is another outfit. The only clue to his identity is the strange detective Inspector Iwai who had claimed to also ascend at the exact same time Moonlight Mask had. Whenever people ask him about Moonlight Mask’s identity he is nowhere to be found but Moonlight Mask is. What could this all mean?
• A warrior wearing a mask that rides a motorcycle? What a familiar concept! Thanks to this basically inspiring every Kamen Rider ever, Moonlight Mask is considered as the VERY first Kamen Rider even more so than the Kamen Riders 1 and 2 or even the In-Universe examples. Though Moonlight Mask is quite humble on his position, not wanting to be The Mentor role in the slightest.
• Not really happy that so many once-a-week monsters are running around led by SHOCKER and Dark Specter mostly. Considering he had to go guns blazing on every Mook he saw, Moonlight Mask is going to prove to be quite a surprise on their end.
• Befriended Yusuke Onedara for the fact he is closely working to the police force like he was. He’s also friends with Shinnosuke Tomari who IS a detective on the force just like himself. He’s closest to these two Kamen Ridersor of the entire Heisei ones for these reasons.
• Likes how much of a Badass Normal that Mumen Rider is and considers him a true hero when he was willing to give his life away to protect others. Mumen Rider was humbled by Moonlight Mask’s praise though is kinda terrified whenever he sees Moonlight Mask gun down an enemy instead of doing some nonlethal martial arts.
• Has rather... mixed feelings on Gojira. While Moonlight Mask does praise him for saving humanity from time to time, he is quite certain Godzilla really is apathetic to humans at heart. He sees both Mothras in a better light as they genuinely want to protect the planet.
• Probably was the inspiration of how Tuxedo Mask dressed himself as. Both Moonlight Mask and Tuxedo Mask are Mysterious Protectors to generally people they swore to protect (the police and Sailor Guardians respectively), so its no surprise they get along. The fact Tuxedo as Moonlight Knight looks like a copy of him to a T is not lost to both of them.
• Friends with Batman since they are literally both masked superheroes who go around the city at night to stop crime. Helps that both has allies on the police department since Moonlight Mask is a member of said department to aid them in investigating. He’s also friends with a few detectives to replace the his friends who aren’t here.
• Moonlight Mask thinks that Javert has a real problem when it comes to the Honor Before Reason. Javert would like to retort that Moonlight Mask is now to be under arrest for vigilatism but Moonlight Mask was able to run away from the hellbent Javert without having officer assault on his list. He would have been easily able to kill him but Moonlight Mask swore he would never take a life... at least if you are not a toku enemy that is.
• His gunho attitude makes him compared with Judge Dredd and The Punisher, a comparison Moonlight Mask does not like since he is neither a Knight Templar or a '90s Anti-Hero who literally mow down people by the dozens. Judge Dredd sees Moonlight Mask as an obstructer of justice while Frank Castle is just annoyed that the hero isn’t as pragmatic as he is. Either way, Moonlight Mask is not on good terms with both of them.
• Some mistook Moonlight Mask for the Invisible Man thanks looking like he was wearing bandages all around himself. Moonlight Mask went to confront this supposed person who people mistook for him and found a deranged smilarly-dressed man who claimed that Moonlight Mask was copying his look. After a drawn out battle where Moonlight Mask had to fight against an unknown (and nude) opponent, Moonlight Mask was able to win by shooting his enemy once, finding him through the Trail of Blood he was leaving. Unfortunately, Moonlight Mask did not know that Death Is Cheap in the Pantheon, so it was a surprise to see the same person he fought come back again the next day shot him blank in the face. It was... a new expereince to say the least.
• Kinda creeps Adachi out thanks to being an asskicking detective, thinking Moonlight Mask is coming after him next. While Moonlight Mask does not particular like the murderer, as long as Adachi isn’t doing anything bad, he’s not on his target list. That made Adachi even more depressed, thinking he was not even worth going after.

You should pothole Adachi to Other Criminals.

@Venus

The one from Drakengard 3.

for Feebles, Ultimate Edgelord and Schizo Tech duo

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Jun 29th 2020 at 2:16:17 AM

r-lock - for Muppets on Crack.

Moonlight Mask’s true identity is technically Wild Mass Guessing.

@Moonlight Mask

I believe Ultraman Belial-sama deserves a special mention there as one of his foes. Belial's pretty iconic as a Toku villain

Also, for the NotMuppets/Feebles

Edited by VengefulBale on Jun 29th 2020 at 5:29:37 AM

Which one? There's three Belial's in the Pantheon, one in Trickery, one in Demons and one in Surrogate Relationships.

@R-Lock: for the New Zealand Muppets.

for the Feebles