Great job, now Acts of War has the too long warning.

Any ideas?

Perhaps a Motivations for War sub-house? These could include:

• SKYNET (Kill All Humans)

• Julius Caesar (Blood on the Debate Floor)

• Rau Le Creuset (In Your Nature to Destroy Yourselves)

• Sundowner (War for Fun and Profit)

• Boudica (Occupiers Out of Our Country)

• Yooks and Zooks (Silly Reason for War)

Bazz has given me his blessing to remove Prime from Military Technology as Martial Pacifist doesn't reflect military technology, nor does Transforming Mecha. Where would Martial Pacifist fit?

Someone suggests Values and Ethics for Prime's second trope. Thoughts?

Edited by SuperWIKI1 on Nov 8th 2020 at 10:38:52 PM

, Ferot has a proposed sub-house idea for the House of War: Logistics. Dunno if that's legible or not.

Both Ferot's and Wiki's idea sounds ok. I can handle the two houses and maybe do some changes like moving Maxson to Military Ranks (Field Promotion feels more at home there)

Update on Purnell. Anyone who ever suffered a psychosis or imagined monsters?

Doctor Purnell, God of Demanding Important Inventory Items (The Doctor)

^{Doctor Purnell unmasked} 

• Potential House: Gameplay
• Lesser God
• Symbol: The Gas Mask and a Ruger P345
• Theme Song: Doctor Battle
• Alignment: Seems like a Chaotic Evil person but is actually Neutral Good
• Portfolio: The most constant antagonist Simon faces, Gasmask Longcoat, Mad Doctor, Good All Along, Was the one that suggested Simon to write a book about his issues, Duel Boss
• Domains: Psychology, Doctors, Weapons, Mentalism
• Allies: Simon Henriksson (His patient), Frasier Crane, Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung, Malcolm Crowe, Dollface (Black), The Doki Doki Literature Club, Adrian Monk,
• Enemies: Book Simon, Dr. Angus Bumby, Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow,
• Conflicting Opinion: Harley Quinn
• Doctor Purnell is a psychiatrist that was hired to keep track of Simon Henriksson after he suffered an horrible accident that left him wheelchair-bound. His relationship with Simon was already rocky and given his deteriorating mental state and depression slowly eating him away, Purnell suggested Simon write a book to express all of his emotions and thoughts and get them out of his head. This action is what lead to the events Simon found himself in a rather twisted version of Stockholm. Visions that represented Simon's damaged psyche and his noticeable distrust on his doctor...
• This aforementioned "adventure" lead to Purnell's ascension but not one he really expected. The thing is, Simon ended up encountering a far more sinister version of Purnell who donned a gas mask and kept getting himself involved in increasingly more deranged and evil actions, culminating in one event where he asked Simon to deliver him a specific gun. Wether he trusted the Doctor with the weapon or not would end up affecting the fate of both Simon and Purnell but thankfully Simon decided to trust this version of the doctor, who in response shot Simon in the shoulder (and would have done so anyway if he didn't bring him the gun anyway). After finding and killing this version of the doctor, Simon would discover that he was just suffering a psycosis that ended up causing the death of two policemen that knocked on his door. Purnell would be later be left in charge of Simon after he was confined within a mental hospital but was happy that at least he was making progress to better himself.
• His methods has been criticized though not really for being unethical and having more to do with whatever spawned from Simon's book. Many think the supernatural world Simon had to traverse through is not a fictional one but a very real threat, and the constant apparitions from Book Simon have certainly not helped matters. The fact that the doctor is willing to actually enter the book and comfront the monstrosities created by Simon's psyche has actually gotten him in trouble with other psychiatrists.
• When it comes to other that also work in the mental health department, he did make a few friends. Firstly there was Frasier Crane, who was one of the first to criticize Purnell but at the least he is glad there is another reasonable figure that can treat patients correctly, the Pantheon has a huge problem with psychiatrists and psychologists being a bit unstable themselves. Purnell was also surprised to find the father of Psychology, Sigmund Freud, be a deity on his own as well as Carl Jung, Purnell never expected such important figures to find themselves in such a strange place. Though perhaps the one who could understand his position the most was Malcolm Crowe, another psychologist though in his case, the patient he was assigned to has a special gift and, well, Malcolm was dead all along so at the least both doctors have had experiences with the supernatural.
• Seeing Simon improve considerably after having made several friends in the same place as he was, he tried to meet most of them and figure out their problems, though for obvious reasons, he won't recommend writing a book to them. The Literature Club Simon is friends with was first, with the members having a rather unfortunate history dealing with mental health and potentially taking their own lives, especially Sayori and Yuri who suffer from depression and self-harm similar to what Simon experienced. Then there was Dollface whose life is arguably as bad but at least she had enough resolve to go forward, even if according to Purnell it's not exactly great to take your rage against others violently.
• Some have wondered what would happen should Dr. Purnell visit Silent Hill as the village notoriously draws people with rather tumultous pasts such as James Sunderland and the creatures that come from that place are equally disturbing as the one found in Simon's Book. He is considering trying to enter just to end the evil that powers it but Purnell so far has been cautious on doing so.

Edited by fasoman1996 on Nov 8th 2020 at 2:54:34 PM

I'm back. Any suggestions for Hinawa?

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Hinawa, Patron Saint of Sunflowers (Amber)

• Potential House: Trees and Flowers
• Quasideity
• Symbol: A single sunflower. Alternatively, a picture of her with her sons and husband.
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Good Parents, Killed Off for Real, Missing Mom to Lucas, Those too Pure for the World
• Domains: Flowers, Death
• Friendly towards: Lucas, Toriel, Frisk, Seita and Setsuko
• Unfriendly towards: Galeem, Dharkon
• Odd Friendship with: Mufasa, Simba
• Pities: Porky Minch, Flowey, Asgore, those with deceased mothers
• A kind soul, Hinawa was once a human woman who lived with her family in the Nowhere Island. She however, perished after facing a mechanical Tyrannosaurus rex known as a "Mecha Drago", which bit her in the heart. Even so, she appears as a spirit, once to help Lucas escape and once to save Claus from Porky's manipulation.
  • One day, a vast field of sunflowers appears in the House of Plants. Lucas, who was wandering there for some sunflowers, is attracted to it until he encounters his mother as a spirit. He then hugs her, crying. After much begging, the Main Gods decides to make her a Goddess of Sunflowers.
• Appears in the Pantheon as a spirit, mainly towards Lucas and most non-hostile child deities. Due to this, she develops a friendship with Mufasa, who also appears in ghost form, despite one being a lion and the other being a human. Incidentally, this also earns her a friendship with Simba.
• Gets along with Toriel due to being a fellow loving mother. She has allowed Lucas to mingle with the monster frequently.
• (Frisk)
• Surprisingly, she gets along with Flowey, despite his apparent hostility towards her and to the chagrin of most. In truth, Flowey is actually not only friendly towards her, he behaves and reminds her very much of Lucas, her own son during his days as a monster. Hinawa sympathizes with him mainly because of his predicament.
• It's hard for her to make enemies, thanks to her friendliness. Some of the few deities she dislikes are Galeem and Dharkon. Mainly Galeem, as during a past adventure, he captured her spirit and forces her into his army of Puppet Fighters.
• Even she felt sorry for Porky Minch to an extent, mainly because of his childhood and backstory.
• She obviously displays sympathy for those with deceased mothers (or just parents in general). Most notably, she often appears before Seita and Setsuko, usually comforting the siblings.

Edited by Oggy123 on Nov 8th 2020 at 10:14:41 PM

"bit her heart" doesn't sound right. Change it to something like "...Mecha-Drago, whose fang pierced her heart." I bet she'd be part of the Flower's Confidants as their Team Mom.

Edited by nightelf37 on Nov 8th 2020 at 11:18:11 PM

She’d likely pity Giygas for his past.

In Fairies, I changed Oberon, Titania and Puck to Divine King, Queen and Servant of The Faeries' Court

Hey, is Ridley's character profile based off of his manga depiction? Because I don't remember his main game counterpart counting as a Complete Monster. Or talking, for that matter.

Just to let you people know one of the images for shaundi and Pierce Washington over at Character Changes is broken for some reason (I've tried to fix it but cant find any solution).

Well that was strange, the images were broken and i removed a profile (Hideyasu Jonouchi) and seemingly Shaund and Pierce are back to normal.

Maybe it was some old formatting that needed fixing. Anyway, i really don't care about Jonouchi but he will stay removed until someone either fixes him or Redemption Promotion goes to someone else

Remember that if the problem seem to be due to labelnote images, then the problem is some other profile above it.

@doodslayer I don't know the exact details about his profile but consider Composite Character. That's usually the process when it comes to character in multiple incarnation or adaptation.

I'll drop this, but in addition to Acts of War, I also think Children and Values and Ethics are also in need of getting the treatment of having some of its profiles either moved to existing Sub-Houses or to new Sub-Houses. The latter two have 25 and 24 profiles respectively and I believe about 2-3 additional profiles will trigger a "Too Long" warning. Also, I guess best to act quick before it happens, I think.

Any ideas on what can be done?

Edited by CrimsonShark on Nov 8th 2020 at 5:33:03 PM

Probably split it up into Children and Childhood and Adolescence.

On a different note, here's an updated draft for Waspinator's profile. Thinking this is perfect for ascension but if there's anything else to add let me know.

Waspinator, God of Wasps (Wasp, Thrust, Thrustinator, Waspscream)

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Animated Waspinator

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Thrustinator

• Potential House: Insects (House of Beast)
• Rank: Intermediate God
• Symbol: A half in half Predacon◊/Vehicon insignia.◊
• Theme: "Phat Planet by Leftfield."
• Alignment: True Neutral (Lawful Evil as Thrust and Chaotic Evil in his Animated state.)
• Portfolio: Transforms into a wasp, Least evil of the Predacons, Punch-Clock Villain, A surprisingly good shot, Friendly Sniper, Cosmic Plaything, Rival to Bumblebee, Possesses electric stingers, Once possessed by Starscream, Nigh-Invulnerability
• Domains: Robots, Insects, Rebels, Fate, Scrapmetal
• Allies: Herculious Anchus and Kuwagust Anchus, The White Hats, Kenny McCormick, The Three Stooges, Charlie Brown, Loana,
• Rivals: Windowmaker, Mr. Mundy/The Sniper
• Enemies: Dinobot, Bumblebee, Katniss Everdeen, Trakeena
• Opposes: The Terraformars, Swarm, Toph Beifong, AM
• Feared by: Misty, Annie,
• Complicated Relationship: BW!Megatron, Starscream, Shockwave, Queen Sectonia
• Pities: Wile E. Coyote, The Five Survivors
• Waspinator; member of a Predacon rebel cell lead by the rogue Megatron, aerial combat and recon specialist... and the universe's designated bitch. All throughout the Beast Wars, whenever something bad occurred, it usually happened to Waspinator. He has been blasted, crushed, torn apart, pulverized, possessed, shredded, smashed, bashed, noogied, canned in the nuts and bolts, and broken down to his most basic components by either the Maximals, his own comrades, the natural environment of prehistoric Earth, or on one occasion, a young hominid. Eventually, he grew sick of being blown to scrap and decided to quit the Predacons altogether.^note And receiving a double-blast to the keester one last time. But Waspinator did get a happy ending; worshipped by the Protohumans as the Maximals returned to Cybertron... but some things never last forever. Waspinator was driven out by the Protohumans and through unknown means, made it back to his home planet, only to have his spark extracted by Megatron and placed into a lifeless Vehicon body. With his new motorcycle alternate mode and command over the mindless cycle-drones, Waspinator - known as Thrust - served as a loyal general and proved to be a dangerous adversary for the Maximal resistance. He was perfectly happy with his change, however, when Optimus Primal sacrificed his life to reformat Cybertron into a technorganic world, Waspinator was reduced to a tiny wasp body with Thrust's head. At the end of the day, Waspinator never gets what Waspinator wants.
• Not long after the Reformatting, Waspinator was wandering about the new Cybertron when an anomaly suddenly appeared before him, sucking the poor stooge inside it. He found himself in a strange realm, a cold, mechanical lair filled similar to Megatron's old lair. And sure enough, the Predacon rogue/Vehicon leader was there, looming over the robotic insect in his Transmetal 2 dragon form. Megs had summoned his former subordinate to make him an offer; He would restore Waspinator's Vehicon body, in exchange for his Undying Loyalty. Now, Waspinator considered it, but ultimately he was tired of working for the losing side. He refused, so Megatron destroyed his body, leaving behind his spark. The mad dragon was ready to consume his former lackey but was stopped by the White Hat Hackers, who managed to secure the spark before fleeing back to their HQ. With the technical skills of Bentley the Turtle, Waspinator was given a new body - one closely resembling the form he had during the Beast Wars. The other White Hats, Otacon in particular, even helped the wasp secure a temple and title in the Pantheon. Waspinator was most happy for the assistance and often helps the White Hats with whatever they need.
  • Many in the Pantheon have questioned why Waspinator was given the title of Wicked Wasps, despite being a Cybertronian robot with a wasp alternate mode. There are two possible reasons for it. The first reason, the High Gods figured it was a good enough title for him. The second, more accepted reason? He's the least threatening wasp around.
• His temple in the Sub-House of Insects leads back to Prehistoric Earth, not far from the protohuman settlement that once worshipped him. He doesn't like to go back there, due to the "fleshy-bots" not wanting him around anymore. That said, his temple once malfunctioned, accidentally transported the Cybertronian into the world of the Shell and Rock tribes. A member of the Shell Tribe, a cavewoman named Loana, approached Waspinator and offered to help him find his home, despite the protests of her tribe members. Waspinator accepted, and even defended the tribe from a rampaging dinosaur - while getting chomped in the process. Once back in the Pantheon, Waspinator thanked Loana for her help and has made periodic return visits to her homeworld, where he's treated with respect for his actions.
• Waspinator is not fond of his insectoid neighbours. Queen Sectonia attempted to rope the robotic wasp into her plans to take over Floralia. It initially worked... and then Kirby whooped his ass. After that, Waspinator rarely works with Sectonia, fearing what might happen if he's sent back to her world. Meanwhile, he opposes the Nazi super-villain Swarm, who wanted to experiment on the Predacon, as well as the humanoid cockroaches known as the Terraformars. They tore him to scrap metal when he first came across them while scouting Mars. He was saved by the beetle brothers, Herculious and Kuwagust Anchus, who offered to help Wasp with his combat skills to better defend himself.
  • Similar to Sectonia, Waspinator stays the hell away from Trakeena, who sees him as a poor excuse of a Stingwinger and promptly zapped him with her staff. Doesn't help that seeing a robotic insect reminded her of how she and Deviot merged into a monstrous insectoid form.
• Unfortunately, there are quite a few people in the Pantheon who fear Waspinator due to his preference in beast modes, more than anything else about him. Cerulean City's gym leader, Misty, and the young world-traveller Annie Smith. The latter keeps as far away from Waspy as possible, her brother Jack used as a shield, but Misty will use her Gyarados' Flamethrower if the Predacon is too close. As it turned out, the sea serpent's fire-breath proved to be super-effective.
  • On the flipside, Poor Waspy is himself afraid of Toph Beifong, despite towering over the tiny, blind girl. The reason for it? When Waspinator first met her, Toph demonstrated her skills... by turning him into a compacted cube.◊ One trip to the CR Chamber later and the Predacon keeps out of Toph's reach.
• Despite his unfortunate luck and numerous mishaps, Waspinator has surprisingly good aim with his blaster, capable of taking his foes by surprise. It's gotten him into trouble with the Pantheon's other snipers. Amélie Lacroix, codenamed Widowmaker, thinks very little of the Predacon in his default state, preferring to work with him as he's the more competent Thrust. Mr. Mundy meanwhile, views Waspy as mere target practice. When he does make a good shot the two will compliment him briefly, but usually, that doesn't long.
• Waspinator has found himself being sniped at by Katniss Everdeen, her arrows usually hitting their mark more often than not. At first, the Predacon was confused as to why the "fleshy-bot" acted so aggressively towards him. But her reasons became clear enough. Katniss distrusts Waspinator not only for his alternate mode resembling the Tracker Jacker wasps of her world but for serving Megatron, who is just as much of a totalitarian tyrant as President Snow was. Waspinator tries to keep out of reach, taking potshots at her whenever he can, but as soon as The Girl On Fire spots him, it's game over.
• Like many Transformers, Waspinator has had several incarnations spanning the multiverse, with different appearances and backstories to accompany them. Perhaps the most infamous examples hails from the Animated timeline, where he started off as an Autobot cadet known as Wasp, only to be wrongfully incarcerated thanks to fellow cadet member, Bumblebee. After attempting to get revenge on Bee, Wasp fell in with Blackarachnia, who mutated him into a technorganic monstrosity, more powerful and violent than his original self. Sometimes, Waspinator will take on this form to get even with the yellow Autobot, and when he does, everyone takes cover. Even Widowmaker, Mr. Mundy and Katniss are wary when confronting Waspinator in this form. Optimus Prime and his Autobots have trouble wrangling the feral beast.
  • His alternate selves take on even more varied forms. In one timeline, Waspinator was affected by the quantum surge and was turned into a Transmetal◊, complete with an additional jet mode. In others, he was transformed into the hybrid "Thrustinator", either by Virulina's magic◊ or through exposure to the Vehicon Apocalypse.
• Waspinator hasn't forgotten about the time his body was possessed by the indestructible spark of Starscream, and has found himself being taken over by the Decepticon seeker whenever his body is destroyed. When this happens, Starscream takes full control, but as much as the two personalities argue with each other, Waspinator secretly enjoys the perks and benefits that the Screamer brings to aerial combat. Still needs to work on the treachery game though.
• The Allied Mastercomupter was quick to take notice of Waspinator's Nigh-Invulnerability, thanks to Decepticon scientist Shockwave bringing it up, and decided to make the robotic insect his latest "subject", taking great delight in torturing and distorting the poor bug. Waspinator managed to escape AM's lair after a few experiments but dares not return. It was during this experience he met AM's original five subjects and took pity on them, knowing full well that humans are made of less stern stuff than Cybertronians.
• Being the luckless buffoon that he is, Waspinator became friends with the Pantheon's other "losers", mostly through their shared blunders and troubles. Kenny McCormick was the first person besides the White Hats to approach the giant insect, sympathizing with his cosmically bad luck and offered to show Waspinator around the Pantheon, alongside the equally unlucky Charlie Brown, who also befriended the insect. From there, he found himself tagging along with the Three Stooges who, despite their initial fear of the giant bug, accepted him and tried to help get him used to the Pantheon... which was easier said than done given their misfortune.
  • Speaking of misfortune, Waspinator couldn't help but pity Wile E. Coyote and his eternal struggle to catch the Road Runner. That's right, even Waspinator feels Wile E. is wasting his time and should focus on better things... Like hunting that rabbit, for example.
• The High Gods took the time to gather further information on Waspinator for others to view and enjoy. It only served to rub salt on Waspinator's ever-present wounds.
• Inferno blow up, Waszzpinator must salvage. Waszzpinator blow up, nobody salvage! Why universe hate Waszzpinator?

I honestly don't think we have enough characters that represent tropes pertaining to Teenagers (at the moment). But given that many of the taken tropes in Children represent characteristics, behaviour and demeanor, my best bet here would be to divide it into Child Archetypes and Child Behavior.

P.S. - I have a potential House idea with Children and Adolescents as the demographic and I think Children and Adolescents is a fitting name. But, as aforementioned, I'll wait before enough Teenage Tropes are taken to warrant the change.

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Edited by CrimsonShark on Nov 8th 2020 at 7:59:12 PM

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Second draft for Daisuke. Any suggestions for potential interactions? Looking for possible enemies who are Dirty Cops and wife-killing husbands.

• Demigod
• Theme Song: NAVIGATOR
• Alignment: True Neutral
• Portfolio: Arbitrarily Large Bank Account, The Ace, Bishōnen, Crimefighting with Cash, Fiction 500, Sharp-Dressed Man, Smoking Is Cool, Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with Haru Kato, Virtual Sidekick HEUSC
• Domains: Crime, Detectives, Money
• Herald: HEUSC
• Allies: Conan Edogawa, Bruce Wayne/Batman, Shinya Kogami, Seto Kaiba, Shinnosuke Tomari, Ryotaro Dojima
• Enemies: Manfred von Karma, Shogo Makishima, Mr. Burns
• The son of the very wealthy Kambe family, Daisuke uses his money and cutting-edge technology to solve criminal cases. He joins the Metropolitan Police Department's Modern Crime Prevention Task Force where he is partnered with Haru Kato, who disapproves of his way of solving things with money.
• Daisuke has taken a liking to the young detective Conan Edogawa and is impressed by his intuition and intelligence. Conan likewise respects how Daisuke can keep mostly keep his composure no matter how stressful the situation. He has lent Conan his money and technological sources to help him solve the various criminal cases within the Pantheon, with Conan very grateful to Daisuke for his help.
• He has a great dislike for Mr. Burns, one of the Three Managers of Commerce. While Daisuke uses his wealth as a means to solve crime and circumvent obstacles in his investigations, he would never stoop to the level of greed that Mr. Burns has. Using his money as heir to the Kambe Family, Daisuke is trying his best to prevent Burns from taking complete control over the House of Commerce.
• Daisuke has struck something of a Friendly Rivalry with Shinya Kogami thanks to their similarities, both being black-haired, pale-skinned detectives regarded by many as handsome who have a disregard for the rules. However, Kogami, the Tall, Dark, and Handsome God, the stands well above the shorter, 5'6" Daisuke to the latter's mild annoyance.

@Waspinator I don't know if you're still accepting suggestions, but could you change the labelnotes in the captions to something like the other Transformers profiles, like [[caption-width-right:Beast Machines ^Thrust ]]. This can make it easier to know what you're looking for. You can take a look at other Transformers profiles like Optimus Prime and Bumblebee for more details.

Edited by Mattman_the_Storyteller on Nov 8th 2020 at 12:28:07 PM

Tenpenny and Eddie Pulasky are a pair of corrupt cops who abuse their power and authority to suit their needs.

BTW here's a rework proposal and reposting suggestions:

• Manfred the Mammoth
  • Reasoning: Old profile, outdated and in need of more detailed flavor texts and interactions.

  • Why does he fit the trope: Manny starts out as a cynical loner who wants to get away from all contact and possible friends following the death of his wife and child at the hands of humans, however as the film progresses and thanks to the influence of Sid and Roshan, the human baby who he is forced to return to his family by Sid, Manny begins to grow more optimistic, letting go of his anger and even finding it in himself to befriend Diego, a saber toothed tiger who initially plotted to get him and the others killed, once he himself takes his own level in idealism and redeems himself by warning Manny and co., in the second film he continues his development as he learns to let go of his pain in the past and forges a new family in the following films, eventually learning to not be so negative about the world and becoming more and more carefree.

• Simon, God of Rejecting Reality
  • Reasoning: Simon's rejection of reality is his defining trait throughout the series' third season/"book". He is an 18 year old who ruled over a group of passengers of the titular train, believing that numbers that he had on his arms should be increased thanks to lies (out of ignorance) from his friend, Grace, who was unaware that numbers should go down instead as the numbers represent their issues rather than a goal. As the third season progresses and Grace herself begins to mature and outgrow her perceptions of reality, Simon does not and eventually becomes insane and evil due to refuting reality entirely even with hard evidence.

• David Banner, God of Taking Too Much Power to Handle
  • David spends the entire film trying to obtain the gamma energy/genes from his son, Bruce (As Hulk), so as to improve his decaying body, which will kill him, for that purpose he antagonizes Bruce severely through the film. In the final battle after becoming the nigh-indestructible Absorbing Man, he finally gets his desired power after Hulk realizes that the only way to defeat him is by overwhelming him with power since he's otherwise invulnerable, so he to lets him take all of his limitless, which ends up overwhelming David as he's unable to absorb it all even realizing it too late, his form is then destabilized into a bubble cloud that is finished off by a missile.

Edited by VengefulBale on Nov 8th 2020 at 4:14:49 AM

Well, when it comes to Dirty Cops, you can't get any worse than Brian Irons. There's also Scott Shelby who initially poses as a private eye looking to solve the Origami Killer case and save Shaun Mars, but in actually is the killer and the one who kidnapped Shaun. The fact that he dressed up as a police officer when doing the latter doesn't help either.

Tony Stark is someone who invests a lot of his money into developing Iron Man suits and other mechs in fighting against crime and supervillain threats.

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Edited by CrimsonShark on Nov 8th 2020 at 10:12:29 AM

@ Rmpdc & Crimson: Upon remerging from the Lucky 38 Robert Edwin House reformed the squabbling tribes living around in what remained of Vegas into The Three Families. One of them became The Omertas, who are themed after the mafia organizations of the pre-War times upon hearing of the stories told by House. In fact, House keeps them around for the nostalgia and a Vegas without that shady element isn't really Vegas at all.

Feel like both Vito, Joe, and the DiMeo family would watch out for 50 Blessings since it was their politically motivated goals that ended up toppling The Mafiya within Miami.

S.A.T.8 and the Carcano Sisters all hail from Italy, befitting the weapons that were imprinted on them. Being from a PMC they would oppose the DiMeo family.

@ Faso: There's Isaac as his entire adventure came about him suffocating in a chest he locked himself in out of self-loathing for his family falling apart.

@ Shonen: Manny Pardo, while on the surface is an incompetent officer with Cowboy Cop/Rabid Cop tendencies, is actually the identity behind the Miami Mutilator who grew increasingly disgruntled by the media not paying attention to his killings compared to stories such as the resurgence of the Russian Mafia and its battles with the Cartel from The Son and the apparent existence of other masked killers from The Fans. Bluebeard is a frequent wife killer.

@Mattman_the_Storyteller: fixed it.

@ Super WIKI: That house idea also works.

What other characters were in Mao's place of being destitute and powerful?

Mao, God of Dangerous Telepaths

• House: Mentalities (House of Mentalism)
• Lesser God
• Symbol: The purple sunglasses covering his eyes
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Beware the Mind Reader Because He Can Hear All Your Thoughts And Can't Turn It Off, Ax-Crazy Anti-Villain Obsessed With C.C, Bad At Interacting With People, Beware the Honest Ones, Break Them by Talking, Mad Love, Tragic Backstories, Gadgeteer Genius, White Hair, Black Heart, Hates His Psychic Powers, Forced Never To Speak By Lelouch Then Killed By C.C, Pure Is Not Good, Evil Counterpart
• Domains: Telepathy, Madness, Obsession, Geass
• Interests: Sigmund Freud
• Sought out by: Both Magneto and Professor X
• Obsessed with: C.C
• Allies: Victor Fries/Mr Freeze, Yuno Gasai, Alex Forrest
  • Morality Pet: Haruka Kotoura
• On good terms with: A number of Dark type Pokémon, those who's minds are unreadable like Philip J Fry (one-sided)
• Enemies: Lelouch Vi Britannia, Nunnally Lamperouge Zebediah Killgrave, The Imperium of Mankind, Bruce Wayne/Batman
  • Sympathy for the Devil from: Cassandra Cain and Damian Wayne, Philip J Fry
• Opposes: Sigmund Freud, those who use memory gambits and Mind Control
• Fears: Arael and others skilled at Mind Rape, Ermac, most of the Homunculi
• Pitied by: N
• Orphaned at a young age, the white-haired Mao soon found himself under the care of C.C. She gave him a Geass allowing him to read people's minds, which he couldn't turn off, and became obsessed with his caretaker in part because her mind couldn't be read. Left alone, he became dangerously obsessed with her and having to read people's minds 24/7 drove him insane. And combined with his ability to use people's thoughts against them in a form of More than Mind Control, you have a very dangerous Geass user.
• Despite what happened to him, Mao is convinced that C.C is an angel and is pursuing her. Given his absolute obsession he seems to agree with yanderes like Yuno Gasai and Alex Forrest in what they're doing, and Mr Freeze's devotion to bring his wife back. Outside of them Mao tends to be a loner, due to his condition and madness causing him to not be able to properly socialize with anyone.
• Lelouch gave him the command to never speak again, but C.C ended up putting him out of his misery shortly after. Mao thanks God that the command didn't transfer over to his second life, but fears that this also means Lelouch would be able to give the command a second time and because death doesn't stick in the pantheon he may never escape such a fate. He freaked out about this, and freaked out at the idea of Mind Rape too. Mao's staying the hell away from Arael, for that matter.
• Sigmund Freud wanted to coach Mao in order to help him in his issues, as he believes he exhibits a major Oedipus Complex. Considering C.C raised him like a mother figure, it makes sense. His willingness to make her "compact" did creep Freud out, though given she's immortal it's only slightly less nightmarish for him. However Mao broke out of the session because he read Freud's mind and screamed at him being a pervert, something Freud is indignant over.
• Besides Lelouch, Mao has also been causing Batman trouble after wandering into Gotham City and getting himself into problems. Though this is more an excuse for him to face off the world's greatest detective, wanting to beat him to prove himself smarter than Lelouch in their last outing. But Batman was prepared and managed to pull an Indy Plot while also focusing on inconsequential things as much as possible to psyche Mao out. He hasn't shown up in Gotham since.
• Got the attention of both Cassandra Cain and Damian Wayne during a second failed outing in Gotham. Though their role as superheroes led to them opposing his current team up with Mr Freeze, they do feel bad with him given their own past. They were kind enough to warn him never to get near the Joker; his insane mind would likely give Mao a brain hemorrhage.
• Stays away from the Imperium of Mankind. The Imperium has a nasty tendency of killing psykers because they are often easy targets for Chaos, not to mention the Emperor of Mankind is sustained by sacrificing psykers. They're hoping that the fact Mao has a Geass won't have any negative consequences if he's ever used to sustain the Emperor's half-life.
• Also stays away from the House of Mind Control, given his experience with Lelouch. For the same reason he doesn't like people who use the Memory Gambit like Light Yagami. He is absolutely sickened by Zebediah Killgrave due to using his Compelling Voice to control people to whatever his sick mind thinks of, including sex. Killgrave thought he might find some common ground as they both have an obsession over someone(C.C and Jessica Jones), but whatever Mao's problems Killgrave is much much worse.
• Nothing but mortified by Ermac. As someone who finds A Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Read, the fact Ermac is comprised of 10,000 souls is like the harshest screaming to him. Far worse, with the exception of Fuhrer King Bradley, is reading anything of Father or his homunculi. Because he can read the mind of the thousand of souls that make up their Philosopher's Stone, and they're all screaming.
• Both Professor X and Magneto are interested in Mao, as while not a mutant he's an outcast and they want to help him with his ability in hopes he no longer suffers from Power Incontinence. The Grand United Alliance of Good trusts Professor X more, though Mao prefers Magneto due to his helmet preventing him from reading his mind. N has wanted to reach out due to pity, as he used to be a case of Pure Is Not Good and was manipulated. Granted C.C is a far better person than Ghetsis, but he still thinks what she did to Mao was terrible.
• To his absolute joy there are deities who's minds he cannot read, giving him much needed peace and quiet. All Dark type Pokemon, for starters, and mercifully for Mao his Geass isn't precise enough to the Mind Reader move. There's also Philip J Fry. Fry considers him a scary Yandere but as the Nice Guy he is feels bad for his situation and wishes he could realize what C.C did was wrong.
• By most regards a Tragic Villain, there is one person Mao is serious protective with: Haruka Kotoura. And it's because they share the curse of permanent telepathy. He'll do anything to protect her, though this can scare her given his eagerness.