"Next you'll say, Joseph's back and better than ever!"

Anyway, minor update on Hammond. Additionally, I've made a good degree of content jammed into Malcolm. Hey, wanted to do something interesting about representing Chaos Theory in the Pantheon despite not being a mathematician :P.

Any more ideas and suggestions or are they ready to go up?

's (John Hammond): 3 (SailorVenus372, fasoman1996, nightelf37)

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Dr. Ian Malcolm, The Tall, Dark, and Snarky God (Brundlefly, Uhm Aah Yes Yes)

• Demigod
• Symbol: A Black Jacket. Alternatively, a splintered DNA Helix
• Theme Song: Malcolm's Journey
• Alignment: Chaotic Good
• Portfolio: Tall, Dark, and Snarky, Sarcastic Mathematician and Chaotician, Predicted the Failure of Jurassic Park, Pretty Eccentric, Mr. Fanservice, Becomes Much more Serious Overtime, Much more Careful in his visit to Isla Sorna, Concerned about the State of Science, Took a Level in Badass, Papa Wolf, Determinator
• Domains: Chaos, Science, Survival, Sarcasm, Prediction
• Heralds: Dr Sarah Harding, Nick Van Owen, Eddie Carr and Kelly Malcolm (his daughter)
• Allies: Alan Grant, Jack Tenrec, Hannah Dundee, Vector, Dexter, George, Karl, The Monster Hunters, Isuzu Sento
• Enemies: Indominus Rex, Indoraptor, Spinosaurus, Riptor, Mesogog, The Gyaos
• Opposes: Maxie and Archie
• On Good Terms With: John Hammond, The Gang of Seven, Dino, Hoppy
• Wary Of: Capturable Legendary Beasts, but notably the Creation and Weather Trios, Rexie, The Raptor Pack
• Interests: Lucifer
• Dr Ian Malcolm, a famous mathematician and chaotician, was among the few people who were invited by John Hammond to visit Isla Nublar. The reason; to see Jurassic Park with their own eyes, be amazed and offer their thoughts and suggestions regarding the improvement of the park before it's opening. While the rest of the group remained enthusiastic by the sight of the living, breathing dinosaurs, Malcolm remained skeptical before outright stating that the park would fail, because despite the geneticists's attempt to prevent the dinosaurs from breeding, "Life finds a Way". In time, his predictions turn out to be correct; the dinosaurs soon escape their paddocks, albeit due to a sabotaging attempt to steal dinosaur embryos by a disgruntled InGen employee. In the middle of the doomed tour, Ian, alongside Dr Grant attempted to save Hammond's kids from a rampaging Tyrannosaurus Rex, but was severely injured in the process and had to wait until he was able to evacuate alongside the other survivors.
  • A few years later, Ian was seen as an insane conspiracy theorist and doesn't lecture about Chaos Theory due to slanders by new InGen CEO Peter Ludlow. He was called by Hammond to discuss Isla Sorna, or Site B, the island where the dinosaurs were really cloned and bred before being taken over to Isla Nublar as attractions for Jurassic Park and that his nephew Peter Ludlow was attempting to capture dinosaurs to create another Jurassic Park in San Diego, California. Malcolm initially denied wanting to go, until Hammond told him that Ian's girlfriend Sarah Harding was already in the island researching dinosaurs. This prompted Ian to head out alongside a group consisting of himself, Nick Van Owen, Eddie Carr and his daughter Kelly (albeit by accident). What resulted was a clash between several dangerous dinosaurs and hunters hired by InGen. They eventually banded together to ensure each others' survival, despite Malcolm's group having sabotaged InGen's camp and setting captured dinosaurs free. After several close calls, which includes the deaths of Eddie and most of the hunters and a male T. rex rampaging throughout San Diego, Malcolm's group was successful and managed to prove himself to be telling the truth about dinosaurs, thus regaining his reputation.
• The following years about Malcolm have mostly been unknown, though he is stated to have written a series of books about Chaos Theory and it's telling that Jurassic Park played a heavy influence in his field of work. He ascended into the Pantheon not long after the San Diego incident, though he remained silent up until the imminent destruction of Isla Nublar back in 2018 where Malcolm diligently stated that the dinosaurs needed to go extinct as per natural order. Alas, things didn't go out as he said, with the dinosaurs now roaming North America without discreet. Malcolm has expressed disappointment in the matter.
• The Pantheon was, in Malcolm's view, a collective series of events and worlds, all tangled up to one another and creating different sorts of situations that were never meant to happen. In short, the Pantheonic Multiverse is a Multiverse that is very diligent on Chaos Theory. Alas, Malcolm hasn't lectured about this yet, given that some people already see him as rather preachy and nonsensical at times.
• Beyond dinosaurs, Malcolm has a very skewed opinion about the concept of capturable beasts. He thinks back to how evolution works and seeing how some dog breeds eventually evolved from being savage to docile, Malcolm comes to believe that while Pokémon and Digimon may have a unique set of evolutions, excessive domestication can ruin and distort their natural evolutionary line or natural selection to become more aggressive regarding them. He keeps these reasons to himself obviously, given the abundance of Pokemon trainers and Digimon owners.
  • Malcolm, however, is vocal towards one thing; the idea to keep hold of certain legendary creatures isn't really a good idea. He takes most issue out of the Weather and Creation Pokemon trios as they possess abilities that are beyond mankind's control and to alter it could potentially create problems that would endanger lives on a global and cosmic scale respectively. The Creation Trio's partners, Future Trunks, Yukari Yakumo and Midna responded by stating that they are doing the best they could to allow the Creation Trio to act as independently as they can, though they can see where Malcolm is coming from.
  • Nope, he does not have a positive opinion towards Maxie and Archie. He feels like the two of them were being total idiots for trying to control the weather using Groudon and Kyogre respectively and once called them out for doing something that would have caused mayhem and disasters they wouldn't be able to quell. While they are atoning as Hammond has, Malcolm is still pessimistic about them.
• He was pissed off when he found out that InGen really learned nothing from their experience in Isla Nublar and Isla Sorna. Case in point, there was another theme park, Jurassic World, the creation of the hybrid, the Indominus Rex caused the park to be shut down upon its escape and rampage and the eventual Indoraptor. Even years later, Malcolm is still bitter about InGen and no one can blame him about it.
• In contrast to the dinosaurs cloned by InGen, Malcolm himself is far more amicable towards the Prehistoric Beasts Sub-House, given that the residing dinosaurs there are genuine. He predicted John Hammond taking up arms to allow conservation to the place as a sign of goodwill and atonement. As for the dinosaurs themselves, Malcolm is aware that they are just as dangerous as the one InGen cloned, though the more anthropomorphic ones like the Gang of Seven, Dino and Hoppy were easy to get along with.
  • Deviljho was a rather interesting topic for Malcolm. While he is obviously not considering the idea of meeting one, Deviljho's nomadic nature and destructive tendencies are what Malcolm describes, the very personification of nature manifesting itself into a chaotic force of control, forcing other creatures to either be content and fight against it, or perish". The Elder Dragons are more blatant, given how some have elemental control. Malcolm muses them as being literal forces of nature and once considered writing them as a case study for a future book.
• He is very sarcastic, with some of his lines being straight-up metaphors for unlikely events and sardonically reacting to situations where anyone, himself included would be in a bad position. While his sarcastic wit has never let go, his experience on Isla Nublar did make him more serious and concerned about himself and his close ones. Still, this isn't going to stop Malcolm from equipping every once in a while.
• Lucifer was rather intrigued about Malcolm's field as a budding chaotician and for being very analytical about shortcomings and predictions, though he doubts if he would work as a member of the Grand United Alliance of Chaos. Given that the Pantheonic Forever War is beyond him, Malcolm doesn't have much of an opinion about him. Instead, he expresses more interest in Homura Akemi, who was a critical aspect in the Great Upheaval. In fact, Malcolm's first book in the Pantheon is about the chaos Homura made in an effort to save Madoka Kaname, resulting in the formation of the GUAL and GUAC.
• He created an Odd Friendship with an android known as Vector. It turns out she shares Malcolm's pessimism and thus, she can appreciate his snark. It also helps that Vector took the time to read some of Malcolm's books and ended up liking them. Given that his books don't get much appreciation, Malcolm is genuinely surprised by this. That said, Malcolm does acknowledge that he's not an expert in dinosaurs, when Vector herself tourns out to have quite an adequate knowledge about them. Sometimes if he feels like going to the Prehistoric Beasts Sub-House, Malcolm would ask Vector if she can tag along should Grant be absent.
• He became friends with George and Karl mainly because they have the shared experience of exploring a jungle filled with dangerous dinosaurs. Malcolm also appreciates the duo's friendship, who in turn, like to hear Malcolm's dry humour at times. Like Vector, George and Karl often ask Malcolm if they can come along in adventures inside jungles, knowing that Malcolm's experiences will aid them... and to make sure he doesn't have them walking in the wrong direction.
  • He also has some appreciation with Jack Tenrec and Hannah Dundee, though the two of them sometimes find Malcolm's talks about nature being chaotic and science being hard to control to be rather tedious to listen to. They do appreciate Malcolm's snark though and whenever Jack and Hannah stark fighting with one another, Malcolm would step in to break the fight up, asserting that they have a goal to accomplish.

Dr. John Alfred Hammond, God of Applicating Potential (John Parker Hammond, Papa Smurf, Santa Claws)

• Quasideity
• Symbol: A Cane with an Amber Embedded on Top
• Theme Song: Journey to the Island
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: Believes Jurassic Park will Blow People's Minds and be Revolutionary, "Spared No Expense", Cool Old Guy, Is Infinitely Better in the Film than he was in the Novel, Very Flawed yet Honest Corporate Executive, Walt Disney Expy, Childish Idealism, Realizes the Flaws and Failure of his Dream, Reasonable Authority Figure, Wishes to Make Amends with the Damage Caused by his Park and InGen
• Domains: Business, Corporations, Idealism, Dinosaurs, Attractions
• Heralds: Alexis "Lex" and Timothy "Tim" Murphy (his grandchildren), Simon Masrani (his spiritual successor)
• Allies: Jack Tenrec, Hannah Dundee, Steve Irwin, Eliza Thornberry, The Gang of Seven, Rampardos, Dino, Hoppy, Speckles, Ross Geller
• Enemies: Indominus Rex, Indoraptor, Spinosaurus, Riptor, Pokemon Hunter J, Mr Burns, The Gyaos, Dr Albert Wily, Mesogog
• On Good Terms With: Alan Grant, Ian, Malcolm, Isuzu Sento, Kaban and Serval
• Under Watch Of: Rexie, The Raptor Pack, Loana, The Carnotaurs
• Commonality Connection: Dr Thomas Light
• Special Relationship: David Attenborough
• John Hammond is the Scottish CEO of International Genetics Incorporated or International Genetic Technologies, short for InGen, a bioengineering company. Owning several capitalistic ventures in different tropical islands as well as Costa Rica and Kenya, Hammond's next step to success was to be something which he thought would blow people's minds. He settled for an island called Isla Nublar where he would set up the foundations of Jurassic Park, a theme park that showcased living, breathing dinosaurs recreated by genetic technology. Inviting a group of people due to a maintenance accident that cost the life of an employee, Hammond tried to keep his idealism affirmed, even after he was facing several criticisms from his visitors. After Jurassic Park had a power outage due to a sabotaging attempt by Dennis Nedry to steal dinosaur embryos and DNA for rival company Biosyn, Hammond was forced to confront the harsh reality that his park was doomed to fail. While he would aid the survivors and eventually evacuate, Hammond was distressed to see that his dream was shattered.
  • Due to the disastrous Isla Nublar incident, Hammond was evicted out of InGen and his CEO position was taken by his nephew, Peter Ludlow and he himself was progressively becoming sick. He called Dr Ian Malcolm a few years later to discuss Isla Sorna, or Site B, the island where the dinosaurs were really cloned and nurtured and told Ian about InGen working with a group of hunters to capture dinosaurs for display at a new Jurassic Park in San Diego, California. He urges Malcolm to take a trip there who, while initially declining it, eventually decides to go after learning that his girlfriend, Sarah Harding is already there. After the events that transpire in the island and the T. rex rampage in San Diego which causes the public to become aware of the dinosaurs' existence, Hammond announces his intent to make Isla Sorna a restricted zone by the Us and Costa Rican armies so that the dinosaurs could thrive without interference, a pact that would later be known as the Gene Guard Act.
• John Hammond ascended into the Pantheon after his mortal coil had been shed sometime after the San Diego incident. Admittedly, Hammond was at peace, quietly living a life until the Prehistoric Beasts was established whereupon he would take small visits every now and then, only this time, the living dinosaurs there were actually organic without any genetic tampering. He could only smile with some content, knowing that they would be safeguarded without them getting interrupted too much.
  • Hammond was perplexed to learn of a collective series of prehistoric humans known as the Rock and Shell Tribes residing in the Prehistoric Beasts Sub-House. While he would like to see or even meet them, he decided it would be for the best if they were left to their own devices. He would sometimes check to see if they're thriving well enough, considering that one of the members, Loana, is on good terms with Rexxar.
• Hammond has taken great measures to ensure that the Prehistoric Beasts Sub-House is protected and secured at all costs. He sometimes meets with Rexxar, who, despite his intimidating appearance, complies with the old man and keeps his word regarding the Sub-House's protection. Rexxar also understands the fact that Hammond is trying to make amends with the failure of Jurassic Park, though he does admittedly chastise him for trying to tinker with things that were out of his control. Hammond complies.
  • He's become amicable towards the more residential dinosaurs rather quickly, with Hammond often visiting the Great Valley out of amazement. The Gang of Seven are open to allowing him in, albeit with some permission from their guardians, alongside Speckles, Dino, Hoppy and Rampardos easily tolerating his presence. Regarding predators such as Rexie, the Raptor Pack and the Carnotaurs, Hammond would like to make sure they are monitored and looked after for their protection. The exceptions seem to be the more villainous dinosaurs like Sharptooth, Riptor and the Spinosaurus, but especially the latter as Hammond never commissioned for its creation and the Spinosaurus was a test drive for genetic hybrid dinosaurs, which Hammond sees with disdain.
• Because Jurassic Park was such a notable event, Hammond is simply best known for being the owner of the park, a position that has remained very controversial on his part. Not to mention he was replaced in InGen which didn't help matters either. In the Pantheon, however, there are far worse and hotly debated topics that dwarf Hammond's complications, so at least he isn't in too much pressure over the Park's failure.
• While he and Alan Grant do keep in contact, the latter admits that the experience in Jurassic Park did make him very jaded towards dinosaurs in general and much of his frustration is instead sent towards InGen for being reckless in that they could control a series of animals that were heavily genetically modified and were potentially a threat to anyone that crossed their paths.
  • Ian Malcolm, on the other hand, is a lot more jaded and cynical towards Hammond, given that the expedition team being sent to Isla Sorna was not avoiding problems, but in Ian's words, "making all new ones". While the dinosaurs were given proper conservation, later on, Malcolm does seem to have raised a point, given Jurassic World was the result of InGen trying to capitalize in making another theme park due to Isla Sorna and the dinosaurs becoming public knowledge. All that said, Malcolm does admit that Hammond wants to redeem himself and are currently on amicable terms for the time being.
• Was surprised to learn about an alternate iteration of himself that predated him by three years. Hammond was shocked and appalled by how his novel version turned out; Novel!Hammond was also prone about Cutting Corners, except he was more deliberate about it, intentionally wanted dangerous dinosaurs for a "real experience", blackmailed his employees and clients, actively endangered his grandchildren and admitted that his goal was to make money above all else and personally muses that he would "never help mankind". Movie!Hammond wanted Jurassic Park to be accessible towards everyone and his idealism clearly contrasts the notions of his novel counterpart, in addition to being concerned about the safety of the park's employees, survivors and his grandchildren.
• Hammond's idealism was a trait that was also apparent under Doctor Light, who had a more grander ambition for a peaceful coexistence between humans and robots. Alas, the machinations of Doctor Wily deterred that nation, although Doctor Light still strived to maintain goodwill between human and robotkind. Hammond was placed to see such a comparison, although both express sorrow over the fact that their aims for benefit get increasingly tarnished in the future. Nevertheless, they became good friends, although they don't have any plans of working together scientifically, claiming they've got their own issues to deal with in the meantime.
• His attempts at conservation have earned him some respect for the Grand United Alliance of Good, though Gaea thinks he has a lot more to do to get admiration. The other members of the Grand United Alliance Of Nature are rather amicable with Hammond and have invited him to join their ranks. Hammond respectfully declined, though he does invite some members to his household for a good talk and feast.
• The idea of Jurassic Park intrigued Isuzu Sento, who herself is a security worker for the Amagi Brilliant Park. She found the cloned dinosaurs to be fun to look at, though she expressed disappointment at Hammond for the fact that he couldn't properly maintain control over the park, as can be attested to the power outage and the escaping dinosaurs. Still, Isuzu has no ill will to Hammond and encourages his aim at atonement. She's given a thought about inviting the old man to Amagi Brilliant Park at some point.
  • That said, they can both agree on opposing the Indominus and Indoraptor. For all his thoughts on thinking his ideas would amaze the world, Hammond wouldn't go as far as to create something that was deliberately designed to be a threat, let alone a war weapon. As of currently, the Indominus and Indoraptor have no thoughts on him, given that Hammond died more than a decade before their existence, though if they did meet, the only thing they'd register Hammond as would be prey.
  • Similar to the dinosaurs, Serval was an ordinary serval cat turned into a somewhat beastly human being by a substance called Sandstar, designed for a zoo. Initially, John was not comfortable with meeting her, given she reminds him of how the idea of cloning humans was something he opposed, which led to a fallout between him and fellow InGen worker Benjamin Lockwood, who wanted to bring back his daughter. Still, after meeting up with Kaban, who told Hammond that Serval wouldn't pose a threat, he gradually began to warm up on her. Still, the two were not happy with Hammond's failed dream, though they did appreciate his attempts at making amends. Hammond himself was surprised to learn of the Cerulean threat, which ended the zoo Serval was based under and wishes if he can provide her with a sanctuary.
• His first interaction with David Attenborough was admittedly surreal for the latter's part. It turns out that Hammond looks strikingly similar to David's late brother, Richard Attenborough. Hammond himself was perplexed to learn of his uncanny similarities and paid condolences to David about it. David has asked if he could document Hammond's dinosaurs, their lifestyle, their interactions with nature and their reputation with a narration of course, to which he complied.

Edited by CrimsonShark on Jul 12th 2020 at 2:44:03 PM

What about fossil Pokemon?

Since Kaban and Serval have been mentioned in Hammond's profile, maybe they can also be mentioned in Malcom's profile

@Crimson: for both.

@Hammond and Malcom

A to both

for Malcolm seeing as i already approved of Hammond

@Crimsonshark: for both Hammond and Jeff Goldblum.

Edited by Bazzardreturns on Jul 12th 2020 at 6:49:26 AM

@Crimson Shark: for both.

to both Jurassic Park profiles.

Now excuse me if I slide right in...

Orange, Fruit God of Laughing at Your Own Jokes (The Annoying Orange)

• Quasideity at default but somehow goes higher depending on the situation.
• Symbol: A knife
• Theme Song: Orange Theme Song, He Will Mock You, WATCH ME (WHIP/NYA NYA), ORANGE NYA NYA STYLE... a few others that would have the listener be Driven to Suicide.
• Alignment: True Neutral with some hints of Chaotic Good.
• Portfolio: Animated Actors, Only One Name, Annoying Laugh, Gasshole, Jerk with a Heart of Gold, The Nicknamer, Troll
• Domains: Fruit, Murder, Jokes, Laughter
• High Priest: Lawrence Curls/Moe
• Heralds: Pear, Midget Apple, Grapefruit, Marshmallow, Passion Fruit, Grandpa Lemon
• Allies: Cartman, Steve?, Spongebob Squarepants, Patrick Star, Yukiko Amagi, Nagito Komaeda, Kokichi Oma, Wander, Doctor Screwball
• Rivals: Excalibur
• Enemies: Gangplanks, John Kramer/Jigsaw, Kirby, King Dedede, Freddy Fazbear Pizzaria Animatronics, Springtrap, Baldi, Endermen, Creepers, The Wither, Lord Fuse, Benson, Squidward Tentacles, Lady Gaga, Killer Tomatoes
• Annoys: Do we even need to say everyone by this point?
• Opposed by: Kouta Kazuraba/Kamen Rider Gaim, Jeremiah Gottwald
• Unwitting Pawn of: Yuuki Terumi
• Conflicting Opinion from: Lain Iwakura
• Banned from: House of Music
• At the dawn of The Internet, there were very few who can be said to heralded as pioneers of internet content we know today. The Angry Video Game Nerd, Tay Zonday, Charlie the Unicorn—while their contributions may be taken for granted now, those fans who saw them will never forget what joys they brought to them when videos were still stuck in a resolution that forced people’s eyes to degrade. However, there were a few content creators that most people look back not so fondly of. The poster fruit of these creators being Orange, otherwise called by everybody the Annoying Orange. What started as just a humorous video passed around somehow spiraled into a Cash-Cow Franchise that had Orange annoy every conceivable thing imaginable, make a bunch of song parodies] that are really grating, and even a show on Creator/CartoonNetwork! You can say people had a HeelRealization of the idea of that they can make money off of videos thanks to him. Alas, those who found Orange hilarious grew to despise the fruit, and like the wind, Orange was retired after—[[NotQuiteDead WAIT, YOU MEAN HE’S STILL AROUND?!
  Orange: Hey, Pantheon! Orange you glad I’m here? NYAHAHA!
• Was ascended when people had found out he wasn’t metaphorically buried to the ground after rights disputes put him on ice so to speak. In his temple, Orange is still doing his horrible puns with his fruit buddies, making anyone near them want to claw their ears out. And if that wasn’t bad enough, with the Pantheon being so expansive, they go around the place to make sure Hilarity Ensues whether anybody would want them too or not.
• Nobody knows how or why, but Orange is a Karma Houdini of the highest order. No matter how many misadventures or extremely dangerous situations he finds himself in, he comes out unscathed, with (fatal) misfortune going onto the person who’s fed up with him. When there people start yelling at him, he usually tries warning them of a certain impending doom (usually a knife), but his warnings fall on deaf fruity ears. People wondered if these facts should elevate his rank but the Court of the Gods don’t want to deal with him, no matter how many complaints are heard.
• There are very few people who tolerate him. Like, so far few that besides Orange’s fruit inner circle, nobody is willing to hang out with him. Being rather unaware at being annoying to others themselves, Spongebob and Patrick enjoy hanging out with Orange, especially the latter since Spongebob knows when he can have enough. Yukiko Amagi actually finds Orange’s jokes a riot shockingly enough. Though to fair to Yukiko, she has not hung out with Orange long enough to find him extremely grating already.
  • Another person he’s friends with is Wander who does not see why everybody steers clear of the fruit. In fact, Wander thinks Orange’s attempts at comedy are a great first step... without knowing Orange is telling these jokes unironically.
• Since he tends to annoy people himself thanks to his personality, Nagito found a bit of an Odd Friendship with Orange, despite finding his jokes really stupid like everybody else. The only reason that Nagito tolerates the fruit is because he sees Orange has the hope one day that people can find his humor hilarious, something Nagito approves of. Even Orange cannot grasp his brain around it.
  • Another Memetic Troll of the Killing Games is Kokichi who adores Orange even if he finds the citrus absolutely grating, which by itself is a plus since Kokichi found someone even worse than him.
• Cartman also finds some relatability to Orange, being those friends that nobody wants to hang out with. And using Orange, Cartman places the fruit to others he has vendettas against, usually for extremely petty reasons.
  • The second person who found the use for Orange is Yuuki Terumi, who always manipulates Orange to go with him somewhere to the protest of his friends. As Orange breaks the minds of people around him after being planted, Terumi commits a crime underneath their noses. Orange is unaware of being used, though even he wouldn’t be happy to being used for nefarious purposes.
• Shares the same fruit-theming as Kouta Kazuraba and Jeremiah Gottwald. Both are sick of hearing the puns Orange gives them and really don’t want to find themselves in a weird trifecta of deities based on oranges.
  • Speaking of Kouta, he used his divine abilities to send Orange to somewhere to have A Taste of Their Own Medicine. Orange ended up in a planet was filled with even more annoying oranges, to which ironically they all started getting annoyed at each other in the end. Orange though noticed a meteor coming at them, and when it landed it turned everything into pulp. Orange was shot back into the Pantheon with Kouta in all of his divine providence have the most distraught expression he has ever made since Hase and Yuuya bit the dust.
• Banned from the House of Music for making the worst song parodies ever conceived, to the point these are the last songs heard by death row prisoners awaiting execution. Orange does not take a hint—nor his friends for that matter—that they make people’s ears bleed.
  • Lady Gaga herself apparently has a penne counterpart... who met the same fate as anybody Orange talks with. Upon hearing Orange’s music... let us say Lady Gaga was more reinvigorated to improve herself so she wouldn’t devolve into his levels.
• The only person on par with Orange on causing people to chagrin is Excalibur. Orange is thought it was a challenge to have Excalibur be through with him but Orange came out with the same ﺧ益ﺨ expression as everybody else who had the unfortunate encounter him. To be fair, Excalibur found Orange to be quite intolerable as well.
• Lain Iwakura is a bit mixed on how Orange affected the entirety of the online net at large. Orange can be considered groundbreaking for the fact that people can you can actually have a career as an entertainer the online space. At the same time though, Orange’s then incredible popularity more or less proved you can appeal to the lowest common denominator and may have inspired assholes who do douchy things for clicks. Still, Lain thinks that Orange’s place in internet history is quite important, for better or worse.
• Being the God of Oranges, one would believe that Orange and Gangplank would get along just fine. Turns out, they don’t when he tried consuming Orange to halt some scurvy. Gangplank may appreciate the fruit more than anyone, which makes his consumption of them being taken to a harder degree than most. Orange does not want to be on his menu.
• His show was followed him and his friend in bizarre adventures at the supermarket. It is as bad as it sounds. Even Johnny Test gets less vitriol than what Orange brought. To be fair on Orange’s end, he will stick by with his CN fellows when a threat like Fuse arrives, as being infected by Fusion Matter would be a less than pleasant experience to say the least.
• Was kidnapped by Jigsaw not once but twice and was forced to play a game of life and death. Though Orange managed to stop the game entirely by annoying Jigsaw into leaving, thus forcing Orange’s friends to save him later. Jigsaw is not happy to see Orange in the Pantheon, and has blacklisted him from having him be part of his torture rooms.
• Had been almost eaten twice after accidentally ending up in a the Gourmet Race By Kirby and King Dedede after being mistaken as part of the food batch. As much as this was joyous for everybody, this situation was anything but for the near victim involved. It would be terrifying however for [[Uncanny Valley Kirby to walk around with Orange’s face on him]].
• During his forays into gaming, Orange hitched onto the Five Nights at Freddy's craze like everyone else did at the time. As a result, he is absolutely terrified by the prospect that the animatronics are in the same plane of existence as he is. Purple Man isn’t so much better since he basically kickstarted all of this misery.
  • Also played a lot of Minecraft since... you know... kids like Minecraft. Creepers seem to be the bane of his existence as well.
• Benson and Squidward were so put off by how Orange is, their yelling was the equivalent to fifteen suns going supernova. Though Orange is too dense to get it in his citrus brain and continues to annoy them further.
• After hearing one of Orange’s puns, the Killer Tomatoes proceeded to throw themselves at Orange for the sake of keeping up with bad joke reaction tradition. At least a reasonable fruit like Doctor Screwball laughs at good majority of his attempts at comedy.
• We are not ending this in a joke. We will spare the reader from that insanity. Orange you will be glad we haven’t?

These three will be going up shortly. The profiles that aren't in any of these three houses will be moved to other houses.

• Hybrid Beings
• Monster Behavior
• Monster Types

Btw, should i move Catdog to Facial Attributes?

Edited by fasoman1996 on Jul 12th 2020 at 11:46:35 AM

for the ideas.

Welcome... to Trope Pantheons.

The Pantheon, uhh, finds a way.

Also...

The Monsters Sub-House: "Ah crap, I've gotten bloated and my profiles need to be moved elsewhere!"

The Physical Appearance Sub-House: "Allow me to introduce myself..."

Airy might as well get reworked if you ask me. for her trope change and a potential Scars Sub-House.

Edited by CrimsonShark on Jul 12th 2020 at 4:32:31 PM

There could be a House for Scars.

I also have an idea to replace Airy's trope (Cute Is Evil) with Continue Your Mission, Dammit!. Whenever you pause the game, Airy will tell you the next step to progress the plot, and eventually the messages just consist of "Awaken the crystals now!" with no regard of the sidequests even though there is no time limit after passing a certain point in the game. Her single-mindedness is explained in that by awakening enough crystals in enough timelines, it will unleash her master Ouroboros on the world, which is her true goal.

Sounds cool.

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Jul 12th 2020 at 8:25:59 AM

Also considering the house i mentioned, Seiichirou Kitano should be in Facial Attributes

Airy was one of the older profiles so

Before I forget, quick question: Where would You All Share My Story go?

Narrative

Perhaps Storytelling would fit.

I’m Interested in making a Sally Acorn profile and I know on another page there were tropes stated that could fit her. I just don’t remember what page and tropes they were. (That is if Clovis is fine with it)

Edited by SailorVenus372 on Jul 12th 2020 at 9:02:15 AM

After finishing yet another profile, here's another round of suggestions!

• Gaia, Ortega and Mash, Divine Trio of Mecha With Hovering Legs (The Black Tri-Stars, Black Trinary, Black Trinity | Gaia: Lieutenant Gaia | Ortega: Lieutenant Junior Grade Ortega | Mash: Lieutenant Junior Grade Mash) (Gamma)
  • Potential House: Types of Mechas
  • Reasoning: They were the characters/plot device that the show used to introduce the MS-09B Dom, for which they served as test pilots. The Doms work differently from Zeon's other ground-use mobile suit in relying on hovering with their feet instead of stepping on the ground for attacks, which perfectly complements their Jet Stream Attack.

• Laughing Coffin, Divine Player Killing Guild (Gamma)
  • Potential House: Gaming Styles
  • Reasoning: The SAO villains that have appeared in every season thus far. It was started during the SAO incident since the leader correctly assumed Kayaba would be blamed for all deaths in the game and thus they could kill as they liked. Basically a bunch of serial killers.

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Jul 13th 2020 at 12:21:45 AM

I have a question: on Asterix, it says Asterix is listed under Heroic Roles, but isn't listed there, or anywhere else on the Heroes section. I couldn't find anything saying that he was removed for what reason. Could I have some clarification (and yes, I am new here)

He's in Locations. I just updated Asterix's Pantheon page to reflect that.

thank you

I feel like the cast of Mawaru-Penguindrum is better for Tempting Apple considering the imagery and themes of the whole anime revolve around apples symbolizing desire and rebellion against the system.

If it helps anything, Talk Like a Pirate is a possibility for Barbossa. He's the one pirate in that franchise who consistently uses that accent.

Edited by wootzits on Jul 12th 2020 at 5:23:18 PM

Now that I think about it, I’d like to nominate Sally for Team Mom if Clovis is fine with it.

Reasoning: Aside from Uncle Chuck, she is the most mature, level headed and responsible Freedom Fighter. She acts as a surrogate mother to Tails. She comforts and protects Tails and the rest of the Freedom Fighters as if they were her children.

Edited by SailorVenus372 on Jul 12th 2020 at 9:33:09 AM

for Penguindrum