Yesterday, I tried to propose a potential God(dess), even stating my reasons for why she was worthy. I was soon after hit with a , but the person in question didn't really explain why. Can someone tell me what was wrong, or should this character get a different trope?

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@Crimson: for Harry and dino-bucket.

Day 1 repost for Mr. Keating with 3 thumbs from faso, E-M, and Crownless. I'm done with this profile and am currently seeking any remaining thumbs for it.

John Keating, God of Seizing the Day

• Quasideity
• Symbol: Himself standing on a desk
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Cool Teacher, Blithe Spirit, Save Our Students
• Domains: Poetry, Lessons
• Allies: Eikichi Onizuka, Chisa Yukizome, Byleth, Matilda Wormwood
• Enemies: Agatha Trunchbull, Baldi
• Sympathetic towards: Simon Henriksson, Doki Doki Literature Club
• Odd Relations: Greendale Study Group (especially regarding Jeff Winger)
• At Welton Academy, there are high expectations placed on the students to follow a path to Ivy League or some other prestigious school once they graduate. John Keating, a former student at Welton, has taken a job as English teacher there and has a much more free-spirited approach to giving lessons to his students, emphasized by him encouraging them to make their lives extraordinary. It’s not without some problems, including the school’s headmaster being in opposition to Keating’s approach and one of Keating’s students committing suicide as a result of his strict father (which Keating was blamed for) and an investigation that would result in Keating losing his teaching job at Welton. Nonetheless, the students that Keating taught and temporarily revived Dead Poets Society (a club whom Keating was a member of) gave him a fond farewell, knowing that what he taught them will influence their view of life well after he’s gone.
• Some time after his removal from Welton, Keating received a letter from an unknown sender praising him for his unconventional learning approach that allowed students to liven up and that he was invited to a place identified as “Pantheon”. It took some time to process what was going on, but Keating decided to go to that place, whatever it was and wherever it may be. The driving took a while and even Keating wasn’t sure if someone was pulling a joke on him after a while. Eventually, he arrived at the gates of what appeared to be a large district of multiple schools and was told that he was chosen to be a part of the “Pantheon” due to how he influenced his previous students for the better in spite of the obstacles that came their way. In a few ways, this was a second chance for Keating to impart his wisdom onto potential students, with that coming with similar problems and then some.
• Eikichi Onizuka was quick to welcome Keating to the various schools of the Pantheon and even offered him to observe one of Onizuka’s lessons for a day. Keating noticed that Onizuka was much like himself in terms of helping students better themselves via unconventional methods, though it was clear that Keating wouldn’t resort to violence to solve anything. In any case, Onizuka saw plenty of good things in Keating and is hopeful that the lessons that Keating will teach in the schools of the Pantheon will impact his students for the better.
• Another teacher who brought their students together who Keating got along with was Chisa Yukizone. Like Keating, Chisa was a former student at the school she attended before becoming a teacher there, though she was trying to find corruption within Hope’s Peak Academy as opposed to Keating, who was simply accepted a job at Welton. Keating was disturbed by what happened to Chisa when she was corrupted into becoming an Ultimate Despair and performed actions much darker than he could have imagined, but he knew that Chisa harbored immense regret over what she did that time. She was encouraging towards Keating, showed fondness towards the poetry lessons he taught and told him that what mattered most was enriching students’ lives by bringing them together no matter how different they are.
• Byleth was another teacher who Keating befriended, even if the latter had a much more complicated adventure than he did. Byleth fought in various wars prior to being a teacher and was emotionally stunted as a result. It was through their interactions with their various students that helped Byleth grow as a person and in turn, Byleth did what they could to help their students even in the face of differing tragedies that would later occur. It was quite a bit for Keating to take in (especially regarding the differences in Byleth’s story depending on the students they taught), but what mattered was how Byleth became more open as a person due to the bonds that they and their students developed with each other.
• Keating was a member of Dead Poets Society prior to becoming a teacher and he continues to use poetry as a means to inspire his students to seize the day and be their best. There were a handful of deities within the Pantheon who are fond of poetry that Keating has imparted his lessons on, but it was the Doki Doki Literature Club that had Keating’s attention. While at a glance they appeared to be a club that has written poetry, they have had plenty of severe problems and Monika has been working to try and be a better person ever since she caused grief among the other members and herself. Keating has sometimes met up with the club to give them encouragement and help them overcome their personal problems.
• While Keating has come into conflict with strict school personnel in the past, mainly regarding Headmaster Nolan, it’s the openly cruel teachers that Keating is unable to tolerate, including the likes of Agatha Trunchbull and Baldi. It’s one thing to harshly put students in line, but it’s another thing to instill fear in them and punish them for any slight transgressions, which in Keating’s view, means that students won’t be able to learn important lessons and could end up being too scared to do anything about it. Those cruel teachers, Agatha especially, would retort that Keating’s methods caused trouble for others involved and not only played a role in him getting fired back then, but that such an incident could happen again.
• Although much younger than the students that Keating formerly taught, Matilda Wormwood was a student who took a liking to him. Keating was impressed that Matilda was able to stand up against the abuse she was dealt with and led a better life because of it, even if her psychic powers were something that was strange to him. Matilda also expressed sympathy towards Keating given how despite his efforts to be a good teacher to his students, tragedy prevented him from keeping that job.
• One of the various people in Greendale Community College that the various members of the Study Group met was Eustice Whitman, a teacher that was very similar to Keating in terms of character who had plenty of words to say to Jeff Winger after the latter assumed his class could succeed from simply coasting by. Jeff taking Eustice’s advice of seizing the day resulted in him doing a lot of ridiculous things, though Jeff has more or less changed since that incident and was more bemused than anything to hear about John Keating in the Pantheon. Hearing about the kinds of advice Keating gives to his students, Jeff couldn’t help but be reminded of Eustice. From what Keating has heard of Jeff and the rest of the Greendale Study Group, he considers them to be a diverse and close, if very eccentric, group of people.
• The suicide of Neil Perry, a student of Keating’s, was something that impacted the teacher significantly (partially since Keating did try to help Neil with the latter’s passion for acting), especially since he got wrongfully blamed for it and later fired from his job because of it. The Pantheon had a fair number of deities who had to contend with their own suicidal thoughts, with the outcome of whether or not they were able to overcome it varying greatly. Simon Henriksson was among those who had to deal with depression and although whether or not he committed suicide because of the fears he was dealing with is another discussion entirely, it didn’t change the fact that Simon had mental issues, something that he’s trying to work on fixing in the Pantheon. Keating is sympathetic towards Simon’s plight, though Simon isn’t sure if it’s worth being with Keating despite his positive qualities and the likely trauma that would result in the teacher getting literally caught up in Simon’s dilemma.

I’m plotting my schemes wherever I go! They’re perfect in every way…

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"Money is the goddamn plan! Have some faith, y'all!"

"Bingo! If two species hate each other, they will wipe each other out on their own."

John Keating is up.

Just a reminder, Date A Live wrapped up at 22 Volumes if anyone is interested.

MB Pending | MB Drafts | MB Dates

So we won't have to wait to ascend someone from there?

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Didn't you see what I wrote? I literally said that it's too generic of a trope for her. Plus, is the character define by it. If not, then no.

Fire Emblem Heroes Code: 4547311645 Fate/Grand Order Code: 188037115

Still searching for potential interactions for this Shadow Demon.

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The Shadow Queen, Unholy Demon of Game Overs by Choice (Queen Of Shadows, Supergod)

• Greater Goddess, but is a full-blown Overdeity against those who have no way to get through her True Form's invulnerability.
• Symbol: The Thousand-Year Door
• Theme Songs: The Sky Falls Into Shadows, Shadow Peach, Shadow Queen’s True Form, The Final Battle
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Walking Spoiler, Demonic Possession, Physical Goddess, Armor-Piercing Attack, Greater-Scope Villain, Big Bad, Your Soul Is Mine!, Non-Standard Game Over, Cognizant Limbs, The Dreaded, Has a powerful Charged Attack, Evil Is Not a Toy, God Save Us from the Queen!, Good Weakens Evil
• Domains: Evil, Possession, Shadows, Cruelty, Darkness, Power, Magic
• Heralds: Hooktail, Gloomtail and Bonetail (The Shadow Queen’s Pet Dragons)
• Allies: Melkor, Ra Moon, Cell, Ansem, Seeker Of Darkness, The Heartless
• Rivals: The Dark Matter Horde
• Enemies: All Good-Aligned Mario deities (Especially Mario and Princess Peach), Son Goku, victims of Demonic Possession, especially Hotaru Tomoe, Robin, Leah and Abigail Williams, the Heroic Keyblade Wielders, especially Riku, Lucifer, YHVH
• Opposes: Pops Maellard
• The Shadow Queen is a powerful demon who once terrorized the city of Rogueport before four heroes came to stop her, using her own Crystal Stars against her to seal her away. However, she cursed them with a Fate Worse than Death. As soon as they didn’t have the Crystal Stars on their person, they were transformed into demons trapped in black chests. She was also behind the calamity that affected the city where Rogueport now stands, its remains lying underground in the sewers. She would soon be unleashed upon the world once more by Grodus, who was manipulated by Beldam into believing that she would be bound to serve the one who released her. She possessed Peach, destroyed Grodus’ body when he tried to command her, leaving him as nothing but a head and offered to let Mario become her servant. If you accept, you get a Non-Standard Game Over. If you refuse, you have to fight the Queen. Mario and his partners soon put an end to the Shadow Queen for good, expelling the demon from Peach’s body.
• It was a nice day in the Pantheon. Nothing chaotic was going on, with most of the villains either planning or having Go-Karting with Bowser and Villains Out Shopping moments. This all changed when the sky turned a pitch black and a mad laugh filled the air. A woman appeared, wearing a purple dress.
  Shadow Queen: ”At long last...the Pantheon shall know true darkness...”
• She revealed herself to be the Shadow Queen, who happened to be possessing an artificial copy of Princess Peach’s body, its creation engineered by Melkor himself. Two of the heroes present, Mario and Princess Peach, were not happy to see her return. Mario and Princess Peach, with the aid of some other deities, took on the Queen. A long battle occurred, but ultimately she was defeated once more, the sky returning to normal afterwards. The Shadow Queen later woke up in the House of Life And Death, before going to her temple to plan things out...
  • One of the deities in question who led to her defeat? Goku. When she went One-Winged Angel, nobody could hurt her anymore because the Crystal Stars were not present to gather positivity from the Pantheon’s citizens. As a result, Goku was forced to perform a Spirit Bomb, which hit her dead on and shattered her invulnerability.
• Really does not like Pops Maellard, as due to her weakness being a mass amount of positive energy, he’s like walking kryptonite to her. She hasn’t taken action against him yet due to the amount of powerful deities he has befriended, knowing that an attack on Pops right now would only result in her death.
• Her darkness attracts The Heartless, so she has decided to begin controlling them, knowing that should they turn against her, the rebellion would be cut short due to her insane power as well as her true form’s invulnerability which cannot be bypassed by them. It is for these reasons that The Dark Matter Horde doesn’t try to attack her, as the Shadow Queen’s invulnerability and power would make the fight One-Sided in her favor.
• Those who are victims of Demonic Possession hate her. Chief among them are Robin, Leah, Hotaru Tomoe and Abigail Williams, all four of them knowing what it is like to have a demon controlling them. This is something the Shadow Queen scoffed at, declaring that they would soon know her as their Queen.
• Light Is Good deities are usually called to dispel the darkness in the sky that appears wherever she goes. It is big enough to cover entire worlds, something which attracted the attention of the heroic Keyblade wielders, though Riku hates her the most due to her similarities to Ansem, both of them hijacking the body of someone close to the hero and them being forced to fight against them. The fact that she uses The Heartless makes things worse. On the other hand, she and Ansem get along very well and will work together to accomplish their goals.
• Her invulnerability is completely ridiculous. It goes so far to the point where ridiculously powerful attacks like Supernova and Earth Tremor can’t even harm her, and stopping time won’t affect her. Needless to say, whenever she attacks, it usually takes multiple deities to take her down.
• YHVH views her as an abomination that needs to be destroyed, as such a world she desires would be, in his eyes, too chaotic. He seeks to make her face a Fate Worse than Death, but unfortunately for him, she not only has Melkor's protection, but her invulnerability has allowed her to utterly Curb Stomp anyone he has sent after her thus far. YHVH is frustrated by this while The Shadow Queen is simply amused.
  • Lucifer doesn't have a much better opinion of her, as he views her as a deranged maniac who seeks to terrorize others because it amuses her as well as cast the world into darkness. He is perfectly willing to fight her himself if things get too bad in order to preserve his plans and destroy her.
• Thanks to Melkor restoring her to life, she feels she owes him a great debt and will help him and his alliance out in any way she can, though she is refraining from joining due to the membership of one Bowser, who loathes her with every fiber of his being. The Shadow Queen laughed when she learned of this, finding him to be, in her words, amusing for a pathetic worm.
• She did find similarly minded beings in the form of Ra Moon and Cell, both of them absolutely relishing in evil, destruction and fear. The Shadow Queen welcomes them both as allies and she feels that this alliance could only benefit the trio, much to the displeasure of most of the Pantheon.

I’m plotting my schemes wherever I go! They’re perfect in every way…

Rose goes up today. Other temporal interactions I should add to Joe?

Chairman Rose, God of Unnecessary Conflict (President of Macro Cosmos)

• Votes: 4(nightelf37, Sailor Venus 372, Vengeful Bale, Excessive Menace)
• Date of ascension: 4 September
• House: Character Actions (House of Characterization)
• Demigod
• Symbol: The Macro Cosmos logo◊
• Theme Song: His battle theme
• Alignment: Lawful Neutral, though some argue he's Lawful Stupid
• Portfolio: Big Bad That's Not Really Evil, Surprise Villains, Wants To Prepare Galar For A Future Energy Crisis, Conflict Ball, Mr. Fanservice In Spite Of The Dad Bod, Prefers Steel Types, Beware the Nice Ones, nearly a Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds, Wealthy Philanthropist
• Domains: Energy Resources, Unncessary Conflict, Futurism, Businesses
• Heralds: Oleana, and his Pokemon team (Copperajah^note his ace, can Gigantamax, Escavalier, Ferrothorn, Perrserker and Klinklang)
• Interested in: The Planet Express Crew
• Allies: Dr Light, X, Ciel
• Enemies: Team Rainbow Rocket (mainly Lysandre), evil dragons (mainly Ridley, King Ghidorah, and especially Alduin), The Lich, Dr Wily, Copy X, Dr Weil, Barracuda
  • Former enemy: Hop (and again, not by much)
• Opposes: Mr Burns, The Incubators, Aegon the Unworthy
• Opposed by: Bede
• Avoids: The Grand United Alliance of Law and Grand United Alliance of Chaos
• Chairman Rose is president of Macro Cosmos, large business conglomerate in Galar. Starting off in a coalmine, the Wealthy Philanthropist eventually envisioned that one day there would be an energy crisis, and he needed to tackle it. As such he sought Eternatus and the power of Dynamax energy. However his recklessness, and more importantly, impatience, brought unnecessary conflict and made Eternatus even more of a threat.
• Rose is the main antagonist of Pokémon Sword and Shield, but can't be called much of a villain. Unlike Team Rainbow Rocket it comes from foolishness, not maliciousness. Many scoff at his foolishness, to which he fully admits he made a mistake. He did turn himself in after all, and sees his ascension as a second chance. For starters, while he believes the GUAL and GUAC do have an argument that change is necessary for a better future he doesn't agree with their goals and would rather not stir up trouble.
• Generally a nice guy, though he did have one Kick the Dog moment in disqualifying Bede for covering up his plans. He is still furious about it, especially when Rose engaged in recklessness while accusing him of not having love for Galar. He wants to say he's sorry, but Bede isn't accepting it. Hop is more forgiving, but they were never that antagonistic towards each other. The only deities from his home universe he dislikes is Rainbow Rocket. Mainly Lysandre, who he sees as his Evil Counterpart; both want to address the issue of an energy crisis, but Lysandre is far more destructive and elitist in his own solution.
• Ascended while in prison, shortly earning his bail. Unfortunately some clerical error led him to be in the same jail cell as Barracuda, which Rose blames on Officer Wiggum. His thicker yet attractive physique almost led to Barracuda making him his prison bitch. Afterwards Barracuda acted like "by-gones be by-gones" and suggested he could help with his company for some cash. The Chairman vetoed this with extreme prejudice as he knows 'Cuda is not to be trusted, and he's too reprehensible for Rose to employ even if he could trust him.
• Spends more time in the House of Commerce, given he's a businessman and all. Chairman Rose soon found himself appalled by the cartoonishly evil corruption of Mr Burns. As Burns has outright contempt for the environment and the Nuclear Power Plant makes OSHA cry, Rose condemns him for dooming Springfield to become a nuclear wasteland. Mr Burns snidely responded "I tried being environmentally conscious, and look where that got me!", and Rose just rolled his eyes
  Rose: "That's because you're an idiot. What kind of person recklessly endangers the region for the gre-oh no, I'm describing myself aren't I?"
• One of the major criticisms he has is that he was preparing for a crisis that isn't meant to occur for another thousand years, though he defends himself to an extent by pointing out he's a futurist and we need to think ahead. Naturally, he went to interview the Planet Express Crew if he achieved his goals by their time. They're not sure since they haven't looked into Engl-I mean Galar. However Farnsworth has discussed that he understands his concerns, as if people kept in mind the future like him various problems would've never been a thing.
• Believed Eternatus would be the most ferocious dragon he had to deal with. Unfortunately there were other apocalyptic dragons in the pantheon, who are outright evil. Alduin reminds Rose of an even more destructive Eternatus, and he finds the fact King Ghidorah destroys civilizations as a job to be horrific. Rose is rather disturbed by the Lich due to what he represents. As it's implied the Mushroom War is tied to utilizing GOLB's power, and the Lich manifested into his current form through use of nuclear weaponry, Chairman Rose considers him a warning on what recklessness in the pursuit of progress can lead to. That's his theory, at least; the Lich doesn't give much detail to his origins.
• His goals led to a few comparisons with the Incubators. Their goals are to avert an even further catastrophe, that being heat death. Chairman Rose acknowledge they're Not So Different in being futurists, with them thinking ahead by a factor of like 10 billion. But beyond that, he prefers not to be compared to them. Using later events, he accuses them of not really wanting to protect the universe, but themselves. The Incubators state that he doesn't see The Needs of the Many, due to his lack of foresight. His rebuttal?
  Rose: "I admit I'm flawed in foresight, but unlike you I care. You think your lack of emotions makes you a logical and utilitarian race. However I argue you're just a race of selfish, Always Lawful Evil sociopaths. I agree that heat death should be opposed, but you're too self-centered to achieve that and nobody in the universe would miss you if you all died out".
• Given he brought unnecessary conflict, a few wanted to bring up Aegon the Fourth Targaryen around Chairman Rose. He believes this is mainly just to criticize his foolishness by bringing up the Unworthy. They're more of a Foil than anything; Aegon IV was a reckless hedonist who never thought about the future(even immediate), and Chairman Rose was an ambitious and competent man who's flaw was not thinking about the present. There's surface comparisons, but that's the most. Rose dislikes him for being a lecherous jackass, and said point-blank if everything he did was worth it. The Unworthy's response was predictable
  Aegon IV: "Well I certainly lived a full life. Why should I care about the Blackfyre Rebellion when I'm too dead to be involved?".
• Though he kept a calm demeanor talking about the Incubators, when Dr Weil argued his initial case for Project Elpizo he barely contained his rage in saying "no, you wanted to rule the world and think Reploids shouldn't have free will", before leaving. Weil knows he's a psychopath though; he just wanted to tweak him. Copy X was more defensive and genuine, however Rose called him "naive, even compared to me" and "a traitor to your own kind".
• Hated his time talking to evil Mega Man deities, but quite enjoyed conversing with Dr Light and Ciel. The former is a futurist like Chairman Rose, but sadly his goals went awry. Rose puts most of the blame on Wily for creating the Maverick Virus, and the rest of how people in the 22nd century didn't use ethical testing like Light did for X. He hopes that some day, X gets his wish of a peaceful world of man and machine. The latter is seeking for both peace and an end to the energy crisis, which she eventually succeeded before Weil threw a wrench into things. Rose is studying under her.
• The sixth god named Rose(or seventh), however he's the only guy with a traditionally feminine name. And yes, he is aware that's kind of weird but doesn't demonstrate any feminine traits.

Joseph Simmons, God/s of Temporal Suicide (Joe)

• Houses: Manners Of Death (House of Life and Death), Paradoxes And Time Loops (House of Time and Space)
• Demigod
• Symbol: A playing card with the young and old version backwards
• Alignment: True Neutral (Young Joe), Neutral Evil (Old Joe)
• Portfolio: Killed Their Future Selves In Different Ways, Hating Themselves, Stable Time Loop and Temporal Paradox
  • Young Joe: Byronic Hero, Nominal Hero turned Unscrupulous Hero, Kills Himself To Stop Old Joe, Becomes A Better Person and Hitman with a Heart, Redemption Equals Death
  • Old Joe: He Who Fights Monsters, Set Events In Play To Make The Rainmaker By Trying To Stop Him From Becoming A Threat, Future Badass, Bald Of Awesome, Willing To Kill Children To Avert A Dictator, Love Makes You Evil, Ret-Gone
• Domains: Time Travel, Hitmen, Self-Conflict (both), Development, Sacrifice (Young Joe), Loss, Revenge (Old Joe)
• Varying relationship with: Simon Petrikov/the Ice King, The Doctor and the Master, both Shirou Emiya, Philip J Fry and Lars Fillmore
• Allies:
  • Young Joe: Sarah Connor, Giorno Giovanna, Gunvolt
  • Old Joe: Victor Fries, SCP-2578-D, Nox(Wakfu)
• Enemies: Each other, Eobard Thawne, Boris the Animal, Diavolo, Light Yagami
  • Young Joe: Old Joe's allies, SKYNET
  • Old Joe: Barry Allen/the Flash, Hiiro Kagami (with some Sympathy for the Devil from), Bender, Nibbler
• In the year 2044, assassins called Loopers get a high paying job, having targets sent back from 30 years in the future as it's extremely difficult to get rid of a body then without being discovered. As a way of covering up loose ends, 30 years later the said Looper is sent back to be iced by their past self, and they have bags over their head so you never know if it's you. But one Looper, Joseph Simmons, managed to get around that and sneak off. The younger Joe went up after him, and the two soon realized they have more to complain about than they thought.
• Applies to both
  • The young Joe was a mostly self-centered hitman, addicted to eye drops. The old Joe hates him for being immature, however over time the younger Joe became a better person and protective of Cid, even killing himself so Old Joe wouldn't harm him. And Old Joe's desperate need to stop the Rainmaker made him into an extremist willing to kill children to undo the Rainmaker and prevent his wife's death. Old Joe closed his loop back when he was young, and Young Joe ultimately made a Heroic Suicide to close his.
  • Don't want to discuss the mechanics of time travel or they'd be there for hours. Both versions of Joseph Simmons can understand where Bob and George get their hatred of time travel from. Easiest way to understand it is when Young Joe does something different, Old Joe's memory shifts. And thanks to the Trope Pantheon's Death Is Cheap status, Old Joe is freed from the Ret-Gone status that his younger self's suicide caused. This has only further incensed one version against the other.
  • He is not the only time traveler in the pantheon to kill himself. Missy stabbed her Harold Saxon incarnation, before he used his laser screwdriver on his future self and claiming it would permanently kill them, all over the argument of siding with the Doctor. Saxon was wrong. While Missy is the future version, having become a better person in the end she relates to Young Joe improving himself over time. The Doctor, ever the one to fight with themselves and having faced a dark possible future relate to their dilemma. While ultimately opposing Old Joe and siding with Young Joe's issues, the Doctor sympathizes with how Old Joe was screwed by a Stable Time Loop.
  • Depending on his mood, Simon Petrikov's opinion on the two varies. When sane, Simon respects Young Joe's decision to choose the right path even over his own life, however he does feel bad for Old Joe as he knows what love did to him. However he doesn't think it justifies what Old Joe did. When insane, the Ice King is somewhat more supportive of Old Joe in his pursuit to bring his own "princess" back, but still Even Evil Has Standards and thinks killing kids is a bit too much. Old Joe agrees, but has an "ends justifies the means" view on what he did.
  • They've come to hate each other, which is something Boris the Animal relates to. And they both hate Boris. First off, because he's a psychopath. Second, the only reason the two Borises hate each other is how they ended up being captured. As far as Joseph Simmons is concerned, Boris is so Ax-Crazy he wants any excuse to try to rage at and/or murder anyone and everyone, even if it's literally just him from a different point in time. Third, their reasons for hating each other are a lot more valid; Young Joe has a more straighforward case of Future Me Scares Me, Old Joe is disgusted with the driftless and immature existence he used to have.
  • Sometimes they talk about their experiences with trying to commit literal murder-suicide(murdercide?) with Shirou Emiya and EMIYA. EMIYA shares a similar contempt Old Joe has for his more immature younger self, however they disagree on what is right and wrong on "how to Set Right What Once Went Wrong". Given his already present issues before his future self got in the picture, Young Joe and the young Emiya have a fraught relationship but they both value the idea of a better future.
  • Fry and Lars Fillmore are on much better terms with each other compared to the two Emiya or Joe, and their feud was more about jealousy, unrequited love and being a pig about pizza. Both can understand what it must be for Old Joe to lose their wife, and they admit they would abuse time travel to undo it. But they wouldn't trade an innocent life for their love, even if they become a bad person in the future. On Young Joe, Lars was impressed to see how he managed to mature and did a brave thing.
• Applies to Young Joe
  • Suffers an addiction to eye drops, and the withdrawal syndromes are like heroin but much worse. He's trying to kick the habit as Old Joe did with his wife, and the fact that Diavolo is fueling the drug trade is getting in the way of it. Fortunately Giorno Giovanna is there to make sure he doesn't relapse. Joe may be a hitman, but he thinks Diavolo is a psychopath and fighting him might help him personality-wise.
  • Finds himself relating to Sarah Conner, interestingly enough. Mainly her own experience becoming like the force she sought to destroy, but unlike his older self she managed to pull herself away from the point of no return. While Young Joe's answer to "would you kill baby Hitler" is an emphatic no, he'll make an exception without thought for SKYNET. Given that SKYNET is a purely monstrous A.I who turned on humanity within the same day of being activated (and in some timelines not even having a clear trigger), SKYNET's exception to the rule is totally justified.
  • Also finds himself relating to Gunvolt. Though no initially, his growth led him to becoming a Hitman with a Heart ready to sacrifice himself in order to save Cid, thus averting his Start of Darkness that led him to become the Rainmaker. Both he and Gunvolt are Byronic Hero hitmen with their own Morality Pet.
• Applies to Old Joe
  • Because of what the Rainmaker did and his reign of terror in the future, he tends to go after dictators. His answer to the "would you kill baby Hitler?" is a definitive yes. He agrees with SCP-2578-D on taking out dictators with extreme prejudice, and will help it in Tyrannicide. Mainly, he wants to somehow install the SCP into the future as another way to prevent his wife's death. Old Joe is also a close ally to Nox, due to their ultimately benevolent intentions in trying to save their loved ones through time travel that ultimately ended in failure (though in a different way for Old Joe).
  • One might think, with his actions being akin to Precrime Arrest (well, execution) Old Joe would approve of Kira. He doesn't, as considering the sheer scope of what he does and the fact it's through supernatural means he reminds Old Joe of the Rainmaker. Mainly he critiques Light for targeting innocents if they get in the way, to which Light called him a hypocrite because he Would Hurt a Child. Old Joe countered this, saying he deeply regrets it and is only doing so to avert a future tyrant. He is not motivated by a god complex like Light is, but Light thinks otherwise.
  • Hiiro Kagami knows what it's like to lose one's love, but thinks what Old Joe did is going too far. Barry Allen agreed. Of course, Old Joe reminded him of the mess he caused with Flashpoint due to trying to stop the death of a loved one. Allen admits that was a mistake and while he understands Old Joe's tragedy, as does Hiiro, he doesn't approve of what he did. Old Joe does agree with Barry that Eobard Thawne is a depraved scumbag due to the absolute selfishness of his actions, and so does Young Joe, so at least that's something.
  • After some talk with EMIYA, Old Joe decided he would search for a way to kill Young Joe without doing himself in, as he's not a Death Seeker yet. Turns out, there is a way to ignore paradoxes. He's planning to hunt down Fry, his duplicate Lars, and Bender for the time code^note the code itself is gone, but at least one of them should remember what it is so he can do whatever he wants to Young Joe without risking his own existence. Then whenever he fails to take down the younger Rainmaker, go back in time again to undo any "mistakes" until he gets what he wants. Probably create some more Old Joes to ensure the job is done. While he means well, Nibbler is doing whatever he can to prevent him from doing this as he dreads a second tear in space-time will finally bring the cosmos crashing down.

@mariovssonic So THAT was what you were referring to? I didn't notice since "@Girly" doesn't really tell me much. I kind of expected my username to pop up or an icon.

That said, I can't use that excuse for Nightelf 37, since I just Failed a Spot Check. I guess I'll find another trope for her.

Everyone look at my sandbox

Spirit Albarn has now ascended into the Pantheon.

Posting for feedback. I suppose these can be considered finished and awaiting s, unless anyone has something they would like to add.

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Emil Castagnier and Marta Lualdi, Divine Couple of Gaiden Games (Emil: Ratatosk, Little Pet || Marta: Martmart)

• Potential House: Gaming Narratives
• s: 0
• Lesser Gods (Emil becomes a Greater God when using Ratatosk's full power)
• Symbol:
  • Emil: His sword surrounded by the Centurion's cores
  • Marta: Her Spinners with Ratatosk's fake core between them
• Theme Music: Shining Dew
  • Emil: Knight of Ratatosk (Emil);Emil -From Darkside- (Ratatosk Mode Emil)
  • Marta: Smile - Marta
• Alignment: Neutral Good (Ratatosk starts out as True Neutral with evil tendencies, before changing to good tendencies)
• Portfolio: Badass Adorable, Battle Couple, Love between a human and a Summon Spirit
  • Emil: Apologizes a Lot, All the Other Reindeer, Contrasting Sequel Main Character, Cowardly Lion, Dark Is Not Evil, Unskilled, but Strong, Actually an artificial personality created by Ratatosk, who took on the form of Aster and the identity of Emil, Becomes more confident and capable over time, Nice Guy, Supreme Chef
  • Marta: Action Girl, Deconstructed Clingy Jealous Girl, Starts to fall in love with Emil for who he is rather than the man she imagines him to be, Initially a terrible chef due to never tasting her cooking and having her father tell her it's delicious, but she does improve, Former member of the Vanguard, Attacks by spinning in circles with discs attached to her right arm, Combat Medic, Light Is Good
• Domains: Mons, Love, Elements, Spirits, Identities
• Allies:
  • Tales Series : Lloyd Irving, Colette Brunel, Sheena Fujibayashi, Presea Combatir, Cheria Barnes, Arche Klein, Asbel Lhant, Yuri Lowell, Estellise Sidos Heurassein, Sophie, Luke Fon Fabre, Rita Morido, Eleanor Hume
  • Other: Vir Cotto, Mizuki Suzushiro and Takeru Ichimonji, Noel Vermillion, All Pokémon
• Enemies: Artorius Collbrande, Lysandre, Barbatos Goetia, All malevolent demons in the Pantheon
• Opposes: Racists in general
• Pities: Scarlett O'Hara
• Complicated Relationships: Ratatoskr
• Emil Castagnier was a timid young boy and survivor of the Palmacosta massacre supposedly led by Llyod Irving. Witnessing his parents struck down by Llyod, Emil grew a grudge against him despite his shy and timid personality. Meanwhile, Marta is fleeing from the Vanguard's soldiers with a core containing Ratatosk, the spirit of the old Kharlan Tree. When Marta appeals to Ratatosk for help, she awakens to find who appears to be Emil standing over the bodies of the Vanguard's soldiers, causing her to conclude he rescued her. Six months later, after Emil had lived under an abusive household and gets treated as an outcast, he would meet a man named Richter Abend, who encourages him to stand up for himself, before meeting Marta, who saves his life and confuses him when she brings up their last meeting. When he finds the two clashing, caught between the only two people who were ever nice to him, Emil chooses to save Marta. Agreeing to make a pact with the Centurion Spirit of Darkness, Tenebrae, Emil pledges himself as a "Knight of Ratatosk," gaining a direct link to the Spirit and a second, hyper-aggressive personality which aids him in battle. Upon escaping, Emil journeys with Marta to awaken Ratatosk to restore the flow of mana and restore balance to the world's environment, while also planning to get revenge on Lloyd.
  • Along the way, the two clash with the Vanguard while Emil struggles with his Ratatosk Mode personality for control as well as his conflicting feelings towards Richter. Eventually Emil would come across several revelations that shatter his worldview, namely that Lloyd was actually framed for the Palmacosta massacre (thus allowing Emil and Lloyd to become friends and allies once the misunderstanding is cleared up), as well as the fact that Emil isn't who he think he is. It's revealed that Emil is actually an artificial personality created by Ratatosk himself, who took on the form of Richter's deceased friend Aster and the identity of Emil to go into hiding and recover his memories. Distraught by the revelation, Emil seals away Ratatosk when he regains his memories and seeks vengeance on humans and half-elves.
  • Emil, Marta, and Llyod's party eventually confront Richter, who makes a pact with demons to resurrect Aster in exchange for killing Ratatosk, thus ensuring that demons will overrun the world. Upon fighting him however, Richter explains he was going to double-cross the demons once they fulfill their end of the bargain and turn himself into a new gate once Ratatosk is dead, fully prepared to suffer for eternity. Emil decides to put his own plan into motion by goading his friends into killing him so as to become the new gate and atone for killing Aster. Marta quickly realizes his plan however and instead convinces him to talk to Ratatosk instead and convince him to give humanity another chance. Emil succeeds in doing so, and Ratatosk and Richter decide to work together to form a new seal that will take a thousand years, though not before they and the Centurions separate Ratatosk from Emil's body, allowing him to reunite with Marta and live out his life as a human.
• Emil and Marta soon received an invitation to the Pantheon, with the Court of the Gods showing interest in their tale and how it took place in Lloyd Irving's world despite having little to do with his story. The two accepted when they heard their friends, Lloyd, Colette, Sheena, and Presea were in the Pantheon, and thus ascended as representatives of Gaiden Games.
  • This soon led a happy reunion with the four heroes from their world. Lloyd, Colette, Sheena, and Presea were just as happy to see Emil and Marta, even more so since the two have finally gotten a happy ending in their journey and are able to live their life together. Although they did learn shortly that Ratatosk had to separate himself from Emil's body to give him that chance, and because of that, he did not ascend into the Pantheon, which they sadly accepted. Emil and Marta also got to meet other gods from their multiverse.
  • Not long after, Emil decided to come clean with something he hadn't told Marta during their journey, namely that he didn't actually save her from Palmacosta soldiers, and Ratatosk placed a fake core on her to use her as a diversion. Although Marta was surprised, she's not at all upset, since she already saw the personalities of both Emil and Ratatosk, as well as how they both changed. She already learned to accept Emil for who he really is, so whatever Emil did or didn't do in the past doesn't matter to her. All that matters is the Emil of the present. Cue the two hugging while their friends watched.
• Emil, ever since the events of his tale, is now no longer sharing his body with Ratatosk, so he ascends into the Pantheon entirely as himself. But he has already grown beyond the point of needing Ratatosk's help, so the other deities have congratulated Emil for becoming more confident and skilled over the course of his journey.
• Both Emil and Marta's cooking skills have been noted upon throughout their journey. Emil himself is noted to be a skilled enough cook to make decent food. Emil focuses on presentation, while Ratatosk makes the food look rough to the point of seeming inedible, and both taste just as good. Marta, on the other hand, initially had bad cooking skills because her father always told her they tasted good just to avoid making her feel bad. It wasn't until Marta tasted her own cooking that she finally realized it and started to improve herself.
  • Because of this, Marta saw a bit of herself back then with Noel when she saw her Lethal Chef tendencies, even more so when she found out she never tastes her own cooking. Marta tries to help Noel become a better chef, even pointing out that taste testing her own food would actually help. Noel, whether out of pride or because she doesn't want to taste her cooking, refuses to take Marta's advice, so these attempts aren't successful. Still, Marta admits she's happy Noel at least found someone who likes her cooking.
• Emil and Marta had to deal with the threat of demons in their world (even if they didn't get to fight the demons directly), so they're reasonably cautious around the most evil demons in the Pantheon. They're also wary of those who formed a Deal with the Devil and gained their powers as a result.
• Emil gets along with the likes of Sophie, Luke Fon Fabre, Asbel Lhant, and Guy Cecil. Sophie and Luke because they're all Artificial Humans, with the latter also going through a Tomato in the Mirror that led to a Heroic BSoD, while the former also had a connection to a powerful entity that wanted to destroy humanity. Asbel for being a heroic individual just like Llyod as well as being the father of Sophie. Guy since he also had a grudge against someone before he ended up becoming friends with his target.
• Marta became good friends with Cheria, Rita, Estelle, Arche, and Eleanor. Marta, being the romantic she is, has shipped Rita with Estelle, Arche with the unascended Chester, and Eleanor with Velvet. Marta also ended up cheering when Cheria managed to win Asbel's heart and marry him. Marta tends to hang out with the girls during her free time, with all of them supporting her relationship with Emil.
• The two, just like their friends from their homeworld, have great distaste towards discrimination. They've seen how ugly racists can act, and are ready to defend any victims from them. All the same, they also know not to act too hasty and give racists an excuse to act on their prejudice.
• When they heard of Ratatoskr, they thought Ratatosk had ascended, only to quickly find out that's not the case. While they aren't enemies with the squirrel, Emil and Marta are rather uncomfortable with Ratatoskr spreading gossip and malicious slander.
• Marta shows pity towards Scarlett for having only loved someone for what the person she imagined him to be, instead of the real him. Marta had the same flaw, but at least she learned to love Emil for who he really is instead of the Badass Knight in Shining Armor she imagined him to be. All the same, Marta dislikes how Scarlett manipulates men, while the latter hates being pitied by the former.
• Emil gets along with Vir Cotto for the fact they both learned to grow a spine. Emil congratulates Cotto for going from Plucky Comic Relief to the Emperor, while Cotto congratulates him for learning to stand up for himself and even surpassing Ratatosk.
• Marta would come to befriend Mizuki, despite her initial surprise to find out she was originally a guy. She also supports Mizuki's relationship with Takeru, helping to encourage her and give her advice whenever she needs it.
• The couple had experience with those with misanthropy, so they view Lysandre as what Ratatosk could have become if he hadn't been convinced to give humanity and the half-elves a second chance. They strongly oppose Lysandre's methods and promised to stop him if he tries to use the ultimate weapon by wipe out human beings.
• Strongly oppose Artorius's goals to make a world without emotion. They heard from Lloyd about Mithos's plan to end discrimination by removing free will, so they naturally they don't agree with Artorius's plan at all.
• Emil and Marta have nothing but disgust and contempt for Barbatos, especially after hearing what he did to Stahn. They even outright call him out on his way of thinking when it comes to being a hero, telling him that Stahn and his Kyle are true heroes compared to him.
• Since Emil had access to Ratatosk's power during his journey, he was able to recruit monsters to his side, with the Centurions also having control over monsters with a specific element (Darkness, Light, Fire, Water, Wind, Earth, Lightning, and Ice). Emil is also able to tame Pokémon in the Pantheon, though whether it's because he's a friend to monsters or because he still has Ratatosk's power remains a mystery.

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Hashirama Senju, God of Superpowerful Genetics (The First Hokage, God of Shinobi, Hashi)

• Potential House: Sources Of Power
• s: 0
• Greater God
• Symbol: The Senju Clan Symbol or the Hokage's hat
• Theme Music: Hashirama's theme
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Wood Release Kekkai Genkai, Adorkable, Nice Guy, We Used to Be Friends with Madara, The Ace, Co-founded Konohagakure, and founded the Balance of Power between the 5 great Ninja Villages
• Domains: Leadership, Power, Genetics, Wood
• Heralds: His brother, Tobirama Senju, and his wife, Mito Uzumaki
• High Priest: Shinjiro Hayata
• Allies:
  • Fellow Hokage: Minato Namikaze, Tsunade (his granddaughter), Kakashi Hatake, Naruto Uzumaki
  • Villagers of Konohagakure: Sasuke Uchiha, Sakura Haruno, Hinata Hyuuga, Kiba Inuzuka and Akamaru, Shino Aburame, Shikamaru Nara, Chōji Akimichi, Rock Lee, Tenten, Might Guy, Jiraiya, Kushina Uzumaki, Boruto Uzumaki and Sarada Uchiha
  • Other Villages: Gaara, Temari
  • Other Allies: Son Goku, Son Gohan, Johnathon Joestar, Kenshin Himura, Kenshiro, Yugi Muto and Yami Yugi, Monkey D. Luffy, All Might
• Sympathetic to: Obito Uchiha, Nagato, Victims of war, Child Soldiers
• Complicated Relationships: Kurama
• Enemies: Kaguya Ōtsutsuki, Deidara, Terence T. D'arby, Sakazuki
• Worthy Opponent: Madara Uchiha, Luxord, Daniel J. D'arby, Celestia Ludenberg
• Hashirama is one of the founders of Konohagakure as well as its First Hokage, famous for his Wood Release Kekkai Genkai and was even capable of fighting and suppressing the Tailed Beasts. In his childhood, Hashirama was a Child Soldier living in a state of war and had lost one of his brothers in the fight. Befriending Madara Uchiha who also lost his siblings, the two became bitter enemies before they briefly rekindled their friendship and founded the village. When Madara struck out on his own, he and Hashirama had one last battle in the Valley of the End, with Hashirama killing Madara. Orochimaru first brought him and his younger brother, Tobirama Senju, back with Edo Tensei to fight against their student Hiruzen Sarutobi, forcing the latter to seal away their souls along with his own. Three years later, Hashirama, alongside Tobirama, Hiruzen, and Minato, would be brought back by Orochimaru with Edo Tensei first to answer Sasuke's question about the meaning of a village before they are allowed to help the Allied Shinobi Alliance fight against Madara and the Ten-Tails. Hashirama briefly clashes with his former friend before Madara starts to turn the tides and successfully casts Infinite Tsukuyomi. While Team 7 and Obito clash with Kaguya Ōtsutsuki, the first four Hokage meet the spirit of the Sage of the Six Paths, who summons the other deceased Kage to help them summon Team 7 back from Kaguya's dimension. Hashirama would have one last talk with Madara as the two rekindle their friendship before the latter dies and the former is send back to the afterlife.
• The First Hokage would find his way in the Pantheon not long after being send back to the afterlife by the Sage of the Six Paths. The Court of the Gods took interest in his Wood Release Kekkai Genkai due to how many people in the mortal world sought his cells for it. After much debate, Son Gohan agreed to have Hashirama take his title of Superpowered Genetics while keeping his title of God of Immense Unlockable Potential.
• Hashirama was well-loved by the people of Konohagakure, so unsurprisingly, those from his village were quite happy to see him in the Pantheon. Hashirama had a different relationship with each person:
  • Quite pleased to meet his ascended successors as Hokage, Minato and his son Naruto, his granddaughter Tsunade, and Kakashi Hatake. While Hashirama admitted he was worried about Tsunade being Hokage due to the fact she inherited his habit of gambling, Tsunade's accomplishments as the Hokage proved she was more than capable for the job, which made her grandfather proud of her. Hashirama also showed great pride in the current Hokage Naruto Uzumaki, the savior of the world who also helped put an end to Sasuke's Curse of Hatred.
  • Willing to accept Sasuke Uchiha as a villager despite all he's done. While he did partially help Sasuke come to terms with the Village, Sasuke still needed to fight Naruto before he could finally reform and work for atonement. Hashirama is at least glad the two were finally able to recouncile and put aside their differences once and for all.
  • Soon got to meet Naruto and Sasuke's children, noting how their dynamic is the inverse of his relationship with Madara back when they founded Konoha. Hashirama supports Sarada's dream to be Hokage, also hoping that she will succeed in what Madara failed as the first Uchiha to be Hokage, while also encouraging Boruto to look out for her when that time comes.
  • Finds himself getting along with Might Guy, mainly due to their enthusiasm and desire to help the next generation. Guy highly respects Hashirama's youth, while Hashirama admires Guy's spirit and loyalty to the village.
  • Hashirama's relationship with Kurama in the Pantheon is complicated, since when he was still alive, Hashirama did capture the Tailed Beasts and gave them to other villages as peace offerings, not to mention sealing Kurama in a jinchūriki native to Konohagakure. While it's not clear if Hashirama knew that the Tailed Beasts were sapient back then, here in the Pantheon, Hashirama does get to properly interact with Kurama, apologizing to him for what he had to go through and thanking him for Naruto and the alliance protect the village. Kurama admits he had grown close to the Uzumaki after seeing just how compassionate he was.
• Madara was absolutely thrilled when he met Hashirama in the Pantheon, considering they were Childhood Friends and Hashirama was one of the few opponents he respected. Their last meeting in the mortal world was them reconciling their friendship and Madara admitting Hashirama's way was superior, although he hasn't changed his cynical outlook on life nor his lust for battle. Madara occasionally clashes with Hashirama within the Pantheon, though this time on more friendly terms.
• Luxord and Hashirama, being the gamblers they are, have enjoyed matches against each other. Luxord considers Hashirama to one of his most Worthy Opponents, while Hashirama in turn enjoys Luxord's company despite the fact the latter was once a villain on the side of darkness.
• Hashirama, despite frowning on Daniel J. D'arby's cheating as well as wagering souls, admits that his psyching out the opponent with mind games is a good gambling tactic and admits he should work on that before challenging him to a match. Telence, on the other hand, has earned Hashirama's disgust, for his lack of honor towards his opponents as well as how he treats the souls of his victims.
• Has a cordial relationship with Celestia Ludenberg, since Hashirama respects her skills as a gambler. The feeling is mutual on Celeste's end, even if she does find Hashirama's goofy personality a little grating.
• Coming from a time when children were used child soldiers during a horrible war, Hashirama sympathizes with victims of war and children who were drafted into it. In particular, he shows great sympathy for Nagato after hearing how he once desired peace until the actions of cruel people led him down the path of villainy. He also sympathizes with Obito Uchiha despite fighting him in the Fourth Shinobi World War after hearing how he lost his childhood friend Rin. Even though Hashirama still sees Madara as a friend, even he can't overlook or let go of the latter's role in Obito's Start of Darkness.
• Finds allies in Goku, All Might, and Johnathon Joestar for being heroic predecessors, their friendly and Adorkable personalities, and their might in battle. Also shows admiration for Luffy's loyalty to his crew and encourages his dream, as well as admiration of Kenshin's desire for peace.
• Hashirama enjoys Yugi and Yami's company, showing admiration for their Magnetic Hero tendencies, as well as some interest in the Duel Monsters card game they played. The two have offered to show Hashirama how to play the game, and he is starting to consider it.

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THE GOLDEN AGE WILL RETURN AGAIN!

"Bingo! If two species hate each other, they will wipe each other out on their own."

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"Money is the goddamn plan! Have some faith, y'all!"

I'd like some more feedback on the Pantheonic Soldiers Of Fortune, the Omniverse Museum, and the Treasury rework.

I got one on the museum so far, but the latter two should go hand-in-hand.

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What dominion would work best to represent Mega Dungeon? Here's what I got in mind.

• The Yggdrasil Labyrinths (since I'm working on the EO Guilds and all) (well, except for the EO4 and EON Yggdrasils since the trope doesn't apply to those)
• Maure Castle (the Ur-Example)
• Tartarus
• Tristram's Cathedral
• Mazes of Menace

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@Mattman How would Emil and Marta feel about Velvet, a daemon that's killed a lot of people but isn't necessarily evil?

Everyone look at my sandbox

Chairman Rose is up

What do you think of these sub-houses? Are they good to go?

• Weapon Placement: A Weapons sub-house. Sheathing, storage, planting and the like. Includes Valstrax (Greater), Red Genesect (Intermediate), Adam Taurus, Black Orchid, Blake Belladonna, Destroyman, El Mariachi, Floyd Lawson, Ryoukai, Yomi (Lesser)
• Aim And Skill: A Weapons sub-house. Includes Miyamoto Musashi (Greater), Coyote Stark, Mega Man, Roland Deschain, Shigure Kosaka, Vincent Godfrey (Intermediate), Dingodile, Guido Mista, Hol Horse, Lucky Luke, Kenshi Takahashi, Malik Caesar and Galano Grinus, Towa Barton, The Techies (Lesser), Utena Tenjou, Walter Sobchak, William Tell (Demigod), Vincent Vega (Quasideity)

I have two proposals for reservation. Both of which I think fit these characters like a glove. Thoughts on these? (I won’t be surprised if the second one is shot down)

Emperor Gestahl, God of Asshole Victims

Reasoning: Nobody cared when he died, as he tore a baby out of a mother’s arms and gloated about his plans while she took her last breath, allowed Kefka to use the Slave Crown on Terra, tried to Take Over the World, attempted to burn all espers into fuel and pulled an I Surrender, Suckers (Not that anyone fell for it...)

The Death Busters, Unholy Organization of Fake Schools

Reasoning: The Death Busters are the villains of the third arc of Sailor Moon. They are a group of aliens from another dimension that used a school called Mugen Gakuen as a front while they took people’s heart crystals (souls) in an effort to locate the Talismans, and later to awaken Mistress Nine when the heroes get them before they do. This devolves into killing a child which awakens her, and then they try to summon their master, Pharaoh 90, to end the world. They succeed in summoning him, though he is defeated. The entire time, even when the school is infiltrated by the heroes, it looks completely normal. (At least until it’s destroyed by Pharaoh 90)

Edited by SailorVenus372 on Sep 3rd 2020 at 6:58:59 AM

I’m plotting my schemes wherever I go! They’re perfect in every way…

Isn't Asshole Victim already taken by Swim-Swim, or did she get removed?

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She was removed from the Pantheon because it was decided she didn't fit the trope. Asshole Victim is an unsympathetic victim that suffers a horrific death or punishment they didn't cause. Ripple killed Swim Swim to avenge Top Speed's death.

Edited by Mattman_the_Storyteller on Sep 3rd 2020 at 6:22:36 AM

Gestahl

Can I pick Melmetal for Metal Muncher? It's a Blob Monster made of a fluid metal that eats metal. Meltan grow by eating metal and according to some dex entries absorb fellow metal Meltan to become Melmetal. I think Ash's has a fondness for metal frying pans

Edited by RJ-19-CLOVIS-93 on Sep 3rd 2020 at 11:34:30 PM

for Gestahl.

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