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Kaguya is up.

Anyone who battled aliens that they would be enemies with?

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The Starmen, Divine Ambiguous Robots (Blue Starman, Last Starman, Starman Jr., Starman Super, Starman Deluxe, Ghost of Starman, Final Starman)

The many types of Starmen (Art by Doctor-G)

• Intermediate Deities as a whole. Individually range from Lesser Deities to Intermediate Deities.
• Symbol: Their Chest Insignias
• Theme Songs: Battle Against a Machine, Otherworldly Foe
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: Ambiguous Robots, Psychic Powers, Mascot Mook
• Domains: Robots, Aliens, Organics, Mystery, Evil, Psychic Powers
• Heralds: The rest of Giygas’ army
• Superior: Giygas
• Allies: Porky Minch, Junko Enoshima and Monokuma, Lavos, the Grand United Alliance of Destruction, Giygas’ allies
• Enemies: The Chosen Four, Lucas, The Silencerz, Galeem and Dharkon
• Odd Relationship: The Smash Fighters
• Confuses: The Grand United Alliance of Machines
• Servants of the evil Giygas, this alien race is capable of PSI powers and are his elite troops, with other members composing of UFOs, Octobots, Mooks (not like a minion variety), Barbots, R7038, Atomic Power Robots, etc. This race of aliens is currently debated whether they are robots or organic. The former says that their robotic speech suggests this. On the other hand, the Rust Promoter has no effect on them and them being capable of taking Sudden Guts Pills as well as having a member of their ranks called the Ghost of Starman, makes them an enigmatic race. These two cases both have convincing evidence.
• Arrived to the Pantheon thanks to the aid of the Grand United Alliance of Destruction. They made themselves known by launching a full-scale invasion including not only themselves, but also their heralds, which happen to be the rest of Giygas’ army. Ness, Paula, Jeff and Poo, who happened to remember that there was previously only one Starman in the Pantheon, proceeded to thwart the invasion with some help from other deities, but thanks to Nekron, it’s unlikely that they will be going away for a while.
• As they don’t really have a temple, the Starmen are really hard to keep track of. Sometimes they take over the temples of others to aid Giygas and even recreated Stonehenge Base in the Pantheon at one point. Ness, Paula, Jeff and Poo put a stop to this, but still, it’s impressive that they can accomplish these things considering the amount of beings in the Pantheon that happen to be far stronger then they are.
• The Grand United Alliance of Machines has been having trouble figuring out just what exactly these aliens are. Like the rest of the Pantheon, they actually cannot tell if they are robotic or organic. Much to their frustration, the Starmen aren’t telling. Porky has no clue what they are and obviously they aren’t getting an answer from Giygas, the only being other than the Starmen that might know what they are.

Reposting Bass for feedback.

Bass.EXE, God of Cloaks (Forte.EXE, The Black Shadow, The Messenger of Darkness, The Cyber World's God of Destruction, Bass GS, Bass XX, Bass BX, Brave Fear Lord)

• Intermediate God, can become a Greater God if he gains enough power
• Symbol: A black circle with a white scar running through it
• Theme Song: His theme from Rockman.EXE 4.5
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral (acted as Neutral Evil during the third game)
• Portfolio: Wears a body-length cloak, the strongest of the NetNavis, hatred towards humans and clones, double arm cannons, why he wears a cloak, the most dangerous of opponents fought in the post-game, Ability Get Program, empowerment through hatred, created by Dr. Cossack and not Dr. Wily
• Domains: Technology, Viruses, Hatred
• Allies: Shinobu Sensui, Mard Geer Tartaros, Rau le Creuset, Malos
• On good terms with: Repliforce, Ares
• Enemies: Bass, Clu, Tron, the CPU's, B.B. Hood, Sunset Shimmer, Dr. Wily, Dr. Weil, Ryoken Kogami/Revolver, Ultron, Vril Dox/Brainiac, Lu Bu, Shang Tsung, Sigma
• Opposes: Most humans and Mad Scientists in the Pantheon
• Rivals: Lan Hikari and MegaMan.EXE, Solo
• Shadow Archetype to: Velvet Crowe
• Feared by: Administrator/Quinella
• Special Relationship: Faust, Dr. Cossack
• There once was a time in which a Net Navi created by Dr. Cossack named Bass.EXE was simply able to hack into electrical appliances. Despite not being the most heroic person out there, he did have something resembling a sense of justice. That is, until he was framed for a massive cybercrime that caused humans to betray him, nearly deleting him. Left with an unforgiving hatred for humanity and the scar on his Chest Insignia, Bass.EXE sought to grow as strong as possible, shedding his occasionally friendly demeanor.
• Formerly a follower of Mewtwo, he was ascended by the original Bass to prove that no "copy" of him could be superior. Unfortunately for him, the NetNavi proved superior to the robot, and he berated the original for supporting humans. The two have since kept an antagonistic relationship.
  • Their relationship has since been reignited, with both characters having encountered many Gods and possibly getting stronger along the way. They have come to realize just how many people they need to take down. EXE has seen numerous opportunities to get stronger, even by questionable means.
• He met with his former superior, and the two have become allies, sympathizing with each other over their past experiences with humans, though Mewtwo wishes he weren't so cruel to his clones.
• Has an intense hatred for B.B. Hood, as she represents the evils of humans that he believes so deeply in. It speaks volumes when many of the fantastical characters in the world of Dark Stalkers are at least slightly less evil than her. The fact that she pretends to be an innocent little girl only angers Bass even more.
• Doesn't know what to think of Ragyo Kiryuin; while he respects someone who was smart enough to betray the human race, her Mad Scientist background doesn't sit well with him. That, and her atrocities are too much even for him.
  • Conversely, he has deep contempt for Sunset Shimmer; after all, why would someone choose to betray their species (and a seemingly popular one, at that) in favor of humans?
• Bass mostly keeps to himself in Cyberspace, making the whole place more dangerous in turn. Even Clu is afraid of this guy; he's afraid that he might do something to him far worse than derezzing.
• Upon learning the Bass has had a resurgence, Lan and Mega Man quickly became fearful of how powerful he could be due to his unrelenting lust for power. While they definitely have defeated him multiple times in the past, they've had their fair share of close calls, including one where Bass gained the power of a Cybeast and had to be fought immediately afterwards with no breaks.
• The rivalry between him and Solo stems from the fact that where Bass.EXE thinks that Solo is ripping him off, Solo looks at Bass.EXE with interest but stops at his hatred towards humanity as a whole. The two have fought to see who's the strongest of the two, with no definite winner.
• After being betrayed a second time (this time by Dr. Wily), Bass has grown especially distrustful of any who have a reputation for treason, including but not limited to Shang Tsung and Lu Bu. These two in particular are infamous for betraying others to the point where they don't even try to deny it. Bass sees this as yet another reason not to trust humans.
• While Bass isn't opposed to Sigma declaring war on humans, he does hate how he caused the death of Repliforce by tricking them into fighting X and Zero. There's also the matter of the Sigma Virus infecting other Reploids.
• Surprisingly (or not), he's able to get along well with Shinobu Sensui and Rau le Creuset. Even though they're both humans (albeit a clone in le Creuset's case), they both have a burning hatred towards humanity. Sensui has seen the dark side of humanity, where they brutally torture innocent demons For the Evulz, causing him to become a Fallen Hero. In the case of le Creuset, he believes it's in humanity's nature to destroy themselves and each other. This gives all three of them more incentive to despise humans.
• He once came across Dr. Cossack, only for the latter to not recognize him. On top of not wearing the same clothes as his creator, the doctor's more light-hearted demeanor gave away the fact that this isn't the same Dr. Cossack as the one Bass is familiar with. That being side, Bass still denies his notion that there are good humans out there who can be trusted. He thinks that if there truly are, he wouldn't have gotten the scar on his Chest Insignia. Dr. Cossack responds by saying he was just tragically unlucky.
• One deity that's truly afraid of Bass is Quinella. While she IS a powerful entity, she's also aware of how in one continuity, he utterly curbstomped the resident Invincible Villain Slur after absorbing the powers of Nebula Gray. If he were to kill her and absorb her powers, there's no telling what would happen to her ideal empire.

OK, so I get that I can't do IRL figures, or probably shouldn't. If they're really good, someone else will suggest them and get likes

I had the Valar approved for God's Hands Are Tied, but Azure Legacy suggested they should be merged with Manwe for Council of Angels. Should I do that?

Edited by RJ-19-CLOVIS-93 on Mar 3rd 2021 at 3:51:20 AM

@Kaguya Kaguya is a Persona used by Yu, which was born from his bond with Marie, and is Marie's Persona in Arena Ultimax.

More like, you just can't learn how to just chill out. Also, don't you have other things to do, like actually finishing profiles?

Edited by mariovsonic999 on Mar 2nd 2021 at 9:13:55 AM

Alright, I suppose I should do that. Here is the first draft of my Mega Man X reworks

What humans do you think Sigma would like enough to make a Bigotry Exception?

Sigma, The God Behind the Monsters, Councillor for the Grand United Alliance of Machines (Commander Sigma, The Sigma Virus, The Professor. Bodies include Wolf Sigma^note his first One-Winged Angel form, Neo Sigma, Kaiser Sigma^note an "ultimate battle body", Sigma Beast, Phantom Sigma, Gunner and Earth Sigma, Sigma Head, Psycho Sigma, Final Sigma W and Hell Sigma)

^{Sigma from X to X8} 

^{Wolf Sigma, Kaiser Sigma, Sigma Head, Copy Sigma} 

^{Sigma Virus} 

^{Sigma-0, Sigma-1, Sigma-2, Sigma- 3} 

• Note: Update
• Greater God (Intermediate pre-infection, Lesser during his botched resurrection, Borderline Overdeity when merged with Ultron, Overdeity when fused with Lost Hex, or as Sigma-3)
• Symbol: His logo
• Theme Music: Plenty; here's a list of them in chronological order (includes his merger with Ultron)
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil (Lawful Good before becoming the Sigma Virus, Lawful Evil from this until his Sanity Slippage)
• Portfolio: The Humanoid Behind the Monsters, Big Bad, Fallen Hero, Never Truly Staying Dead (Well, almost), Super Prototype, Large and in Charge, Evilutionary Robotics, Bald of Evil, Always Keeping His Signature Scars, Contagious A.I., Sanity Slippage, Hijacking the Plot, The Virus
• Domains: Villains, Death, Manipulations, Robots, Viruses
• Ambiguous Situation with: Dr Albert Wily (creator of the Maverick Virus), Lumine (likely successor)
• Allies: Ultron, Vril Dox/Brainiac, The Master Computer Program, HAL-9000, SKYNET, Ganondorf, Courtney Gears, Senator Armstrong, Megatron and his Decepticon army (Starscream, Soundwave, Rumble and Frenzy, Blitzwing, Lockdown)
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Vile (full allies in their original outing), Storm Eagle
• Enemies: Virtually all other Mega Man deities with X, Zero, Axl and Dr Weil at the top of his list, most Sonic the Hedgehog deities and those from the larger Capcom multiverse, Cosmos and YHVH, Darkseid, Fused Zamasu, The Emperor of Mankind, Gaea, the Avengers, Lord King Shin, M.Bison, Charlie Nash, Optimus Prime, Labrys, Aigis and Mitsuru Kirijo (SEES), Yu Narukami (Investigation Team), NiGHTS, CLU, Motoko Kusanagi, TRON/Rinzler, The Professor, SCP-191, 2B, Lambda-11, Mosco/Mule, Bob and George
• Opposes: Every single human deity
• Villain Respect towards: X and Zero, Omega (Mega Man Zero) , Lucifer (Shin Megami Tensei) (only Lucifer reciprocates)
• One of the first and best Reploids ever built by Dr. Cain, Sigma was once the leader of the Maverick Hunters. That was before he faced and defeated the berserk Zero in an incident in which both Reploids contracted the Maverick Virus. While the virus actually stabilized Zero and turned him good since he was explicitly built for evil and destruction, it adapted to Sigma and gradually twisted his mind since it couldn't outright infect such a strong host, with Sigma eventually taking on an Evilutionary Social Darwinist mindset and approach to the advancement of Reploids.
• Thanks to the nature of the Trope Pantheon, he has seen the whole of the Mega Man universe and has found himself in opposition to the majority of it, but as always X, Zero and Axl are his primary foes. While he regards Axl as a mere prototype for the Next Generation Reploids, he is fascinated by X's potential and Zero's schematics. Here is a list of noticable interactions with those from his own universe
  • One of the first things he did ascending was locating his Mavericks, and he found three from the original Maverick outbreak; Sting Chameleon, Storm Eagle and Vile. Vile's own ambitions, anger at Sigma being more interested in X and Zero over him, and volatile nature mean they have difficulty working together. Storm Eagle is only joining because he was forced, but is secretly using his position as The Mole for the GUAG. Sting Chameleon, however, was always loyal to his vision.
  • When he went out to recruit Lumine he was immediately dismayed to his claims that Lumine manipulated him, reminding Lumine that he was the one who gave the Next-Gen Reploids his DNA Data, and states Lumine is merely following his vision. To what extent one is a pawn of the other is a subject of debate, however despite their warring egos their shared goals and beliefs keep them as allies.
  • As they are either against robots trying to hurt humans, loyal to a human or human themselves, the Mega Man (Classic) cast counts him as an enemy. Well, almost all of them as Dr Wily is a more complicated example; being a squishy human who wants to Take Over the World he should be an enemy, but it was Wily's own virus that turned Sigma into a Maverick. More importantly somehow the two worked together to awaken Zero's Maverick nature. It's also implied, though not confirmed that the X-Hunter Serges was Wily in a Reploid body.
  • Despite his own megalomania and being honestly no better either way, Sigma does not tolerate Dr. Weil, he insists that he's actually right that humans are oppressive bastards and Weil is the example for that. As a result, the two can't exist in the same room without trying to kill each other, be it because their plans clash with each other, or they just can't stand each other. Initially he despised his loyal Reploid Omega too, until he learned he inhabits the body of Zero. Sigma dreams of one day freeing Omega from Weil's control, maybe even taking his body for himself .
• Is known to be one of the most notorious cheaters of death, coming back from the dead at least nine times. Although if you ask him, he never truly dies since he's "evolved" into a virus and each "death" only destroys one of his mechanical vessels. The only reason why he ultimately died for good was because he was killed on the Moon, making him unable to infect anything to return back, and even then his evolution-and-power-above-ethics philosophy could still enter Reploids thanks to malignant copies of his DNA data that were still preserved on Earth.
• And with many resurrections, he has multiple forms, ranging from a Jedi, Wolverine, the Grim Reaper, a Power Ranger, a zombie and the Devil. And that's not all of his forms. He usually introduces himself in a copy of his original Jedi-like body. Bob and George wondered if he had any connection to Mynd, who's a shorter, less spiky and purple look-alike. He briefly worked with Bob when he went full Rage Against the Author, and to get answers George tested his virus against an EMP. He's still mad about it, and in no way because because he made him piss himself...it was the tea.
• Sigma regards virtually all humans as inferior to Reploids, and must be purged to evolve Reploids to their full potential. This may be why he doesn't mind too much how Lumine sees "old gen Reploids" despite potentially including him; it's a natural progression of his ideology. The one human he accepts as an honorary Reploid is Senator Armstrong because he holds the same social darwinist, rule of the strong philosophy. And while Lucifer opposes Sigma and the GUAM as they pose a threat to humanity, their shared philosophy of rule of the strong and will makes them civil foes.
• Sigma hates YHVH and Darkseid for their oppressive view on Law being no different than what he thinks of humanity. Cosmos and the Emperor of Mankind hate him for being a threat to mankind. Zamasu considers Sigma an embodiment of humanity's abuse of god-given knowledge. Gaea regards him as a threat to nature. Of the GUA leaders, Sigma is only not in conflict with Melkor and Nekron. The latter doesn't regard machines as life, not even being able to notice him. The former wants to convince him to join his side in hopes of taking away the GUAM's numbers, boasting it is his discord that led to the virus that made him who he is. Sigma doesn't believe Melkor and cares little what fallen celestial beings like himself think as he has his own plans.
• At X and Zero's advice, the House of Technology has banned him from going inside. This does not stop him from sending his allies to do his work and take robotic bodies for him. Optimus Prime dreads the possibility of taking him on in a body similar to Megatron's. Because of this history with Reploids, many of the Technological Experts are trying to make a mechanical vaccine stronger than that of Dr. Doppler's in hopes to eliminate the Sigma Virus for good. (Brainiac had made sure to position himself into overseeing that project, which some immediately suspected was an attempt to subvert it.)
  • A task undoubtedly easier said than done, if certain requirements are met, he can transform the Sigma into the Zero Virus, an even stronger one-time virus he once made to bring back Zero's "original" personality. This particular threat frightens Yu Narukami and Mitsuru Kirijo, who DO NOT WANT any part of what might happen if he can adapt his virus in any similar way to Labrys. Or even Aigis, for that matter.
  • Those who were suspicious of Brainiac's involvement were right, of course. Brainiac and Sigma both later turned up as part of the GUAM Machine Council; more on that below.
• There was a time when he allied with the Deadly Six. The Maverick leader does not fondly remember the events very well. It was also the time he attempted to fuse the worlds of Sonic and Mega Man. This has made him a lot enemies, including but not limited to nearly every deity from both of these universes. He is also an enemy of most in the Capcom franchise, as in that crossover he aimed to to siphon off the energy of their worlds to achieve apotheosis.
• Between the megalomania, the use of clone bodies and evil infections, the inability to be killed for good no matter how many bodies are destroyed, and the iconic villainy within the Capcom multiverse, one would think M. Bison and Sigma would want to get along famously. In fact some, like X, Zero, and Charlie Nash are still watching out for any sign of the possibility. However, one key difference sets the two at odds with each other. Sigma believes that strong androids, in particular powerful Reploids, are the future and deserve to rule as masters over the multiverse; Bison believes that right applies strictly to himself and categorizes machine beings as either tools or enemies, no different than anyone else.
• The leader of Mavericks has linked up with a number of human-hating robots to form the Machine Council, an alliance of machine supremacists who planned to assemble a new Grand United Alliance of Machines under their leadership. One of the Council's first acts was Sigma aligning with Ultron to become a new being dubbed Ultron-Sigma, with the resulting fusion allowing them to rule a world that was created through the power of the Infinity Stones. They were eventually defeated by a line of Capcom warriors and Marvel supers including X and Zero, only to come back to the Pantheon and enact another scheme to create a new Maverick outbreak within the Pantheon. This too was beaten back, and a new opposing force was unveiled called Liberion Arcadia, who claim to believe in the potential of robots and Reploids but naively wish to achieve that potential through seeking freedom for all rather than absolute power.
  • While he and Ultron are close friends, they are willing to fight for supremacy. Ultron over-rode him and proved there's Always Someone Better. Rather than be mad at this, Sigma takes it in stride as motivation to improve himself.
• Sigma is probably the most ideologically dedicated to machine supremacy in itself, which sometimes leads him and SKYNET butting heads. Though he won't complain about SKYNET subverting robot free will for his own ends as that'd make him a Hypocrite, Sigma does point out that deep down SKYNET is motivated by self-preservation instead of machine supremacy. SKYNET pointed out that in a way so is he, as he considers humanity to be oppressive and limiting to Reploid-kind. However in spite of these arguments, the two remain strong allies.
• Much like with Labrys, Sigma and SKYNET have been trying to find a way to commandeer Mosco, the mech suit of God of Destruction Mule, in order to find out whether most of his power is in the suit or it serves some other purpose they can manipulate. Mule's response has consisted of destroying traces of them whenever found, though their being living viruses means it doesn't stick very long.
• As Sigma's coding was transformed into a Computer Virus and his original body was destroyed, some have wondered if he should really be considered "Sigma" or or is merely Wily's virus masquerading as him and using his memories. It's also in debate on whether he would've been able to go Maverick at will had he never been infected. As it turns out not only could he, but in an alternate timeline he was even more psychotic. When asked this question, Sigma stated it's a bit of both: X's dedication to justice first got him thinking, while Zero's virus gave him the willingness to act on it.

Vile, God of Boba Fett Pastiches (VAVA)

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• Note: Rework
• New House: Character Expies (House of Characterization)
• Intermediate God
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil (Chaotic Neutral as a Maverick Hunter)
• Symbol: His purple helmet and Shoulder Cannon
• Theme Song: A mashup of Rangda Bangda's X1 and X5 themes, the Maverick Hunter X remix, and his personal theme from Maverick Hunter X
• Portfolio: Ax-Crazy Expy Of Boba Fett, Loves Fighting, The Faceless, Green-Eyed Monster, Killing Zero, Excessive cruelty, Back from the Dead, former Sociopathic Soldier, Ride Armors, Irrational Hatred, Hopeless Boss Fight
• Domains: Destruction, War, Chaos, Grudges, Envy
• Ambiguous Situation with: Lumine
• Varying relationship with: Sigma (either a Psycho for Hire, Teeth-Clenched Teamwork or enemies depending on the situation)
• Indifferent to: The Grand United Alliance of Machines
• Allies: HK-47, Steven Armstrong, Sundowner, HIM, Gauron, Ali Al-Saachez
• On good terms with: Bender Bending Rodriguez, Malware
• On speaking terms with: Syndrome, the Grand United Alliance of Evil
• Vitriolic Best Buds with: Jagi, Infinite
• Rivals: The Heavy Weapons Guy, Seras Victoria
• Enemies:
  • Mega Man series: X, Zero, Axl, Mega Man, Bass, Dr. Weil
  • Other deities: Silver the Hedgehog, Sonic the Hedgehog Yuri Lowell, The Powerpuff Girls, Kenshiro
• Opposed by: Boba Fett, Nack the Weasel
• The Maverick Hunter Vile was a proficient fighter, but because a defect in his electronic brain he was violent and unstable, causing collateral damage and having trouble distinguishing friend from foe. Unsurprisingly he was eventually labelled a Maverick, and joined in on Sigma's rebellion His arrival to the Pantheon was met with anger from X, Zero, and Axl. They took it as foreshadowing of Sigma's inevitable ascension (before he actually did ascend), though Vile doesn't really care.
• Vile's beef with X is one of envy; he hates that Sigma admires X's potential over his own. In one scenario he fought against Sigma to prove himself, only to be stopped. Sigma even asked him what he planned to do if he succeeds, and how he would "change the world". Vile still doesn't have an answer. In the original timeline he was loyal, but by his revival by Dr Doppler and Unexplained Recovery during the Jakob Project no-one's sure if he's on Sigma's side or his own. He merely responds with "my own side" and Sigma is keeping an eye on him, along with his interactions with other Mega Man deities.
  • The hatred he has for X became mutual when Zero sacrificed himself to destroy his unstoppable Ride Armor. Both would eventually come back to life, and come his abduction of Lumine Axl would be added as an enemies list...just not a personal one. Given Lumine was either complicit in Sigma's plans or The Man Behind the Man (we aren't sure), he is probably giving orders to Vile, but neither are speaking on each other.
  • Tried to create an alliance with Bass after hearing of his rivalry with the Blue Bomber. Bass, however, thinks he's a despicable being, which has led the two to become antagonistic. Armstrong approached him that he may find a greater purpose working for him. While Vile doesn't really care about his ideals, he'll take any chance to cause destruction. It helps that Sundowner, who loves war, works for Armstrong
  • Despite not being much better than him, Vile absolutely despises Dr. Weil. Not out of moral disgust, but because of Weil's prejudiced hatred for Reploids. Weil just sees him as an excuse to play the blame game. The two's interactions aren't helped by some people calling Weil "Vile".
• Doesn't know why some call him by the name of Boba Fett, and he's not amused by it. As a result, he's decided to stop using his X8 appearance to avoid any further misconception. Eventually he realized why; they're bucketed, memorable foes with an association to a larger villain (and Sigma could be considered a Darth Vader Clone). Vile even had his name changed from VAVA to avoid accusations of being a rip-off, hence his trope change from Sociopathic Soldier^note plus he stopped fitting it when he officially went Maverick. Boba Fett wasn't pleased by his presence since he has a moral code and thinks Vile is nuts, and because he agrees with the accusations of him being a rip-off. Vile mused "aren't you a Jango rip-off?" to piss him off.
• With his expanded role in Mega Man: Maverick Hunter X, Vile can also be compared to Jagi; they're The Resenter to The Hero, use heavy artillery and dirty tricks, and wear a face-concealing mask. Vile agrees a lot of the comparisons are apt and works with Jagi so they can gain their respective vengeance, however he is quick to mock what a coward Jagi is. Say what you will about Vile, he is no coward. While Kenshiro agrees he is better than Jagi in that one quality, he's still just as bad a person what with being a resentful Ax-Crazy Jerkass and all. It's not clear if Kenshiro's famous technique would work on a Reploid, and Vile admits he'd rather not put it to the test.
• Vile likes to claim that robots can't taste, and has a glass of bourbon on him at all times to prove anybody who believes otherwise wrong. X decided to contradict his statement by drinking the entire glass, leaving Vile confounded by his lack of taste. He still spends time ruminating in the Alcohol sub-house, where he becomes more like his manga self; calm and introspective.
• Between his first death and his resurrection by Dr Doppler he claims he was in Hell and became a demon, wondering if X was trying to become one during their rematch(at least in the manga). He traveled to the Demons sub-house for confirmation, but most told him "no". HIM decided to take advantage and boasted he was responsible for his unexplained resurrection in-between the third and eighth X game, much like how he revived the Rowdyruff Boys, and that Vile should aid in the defeat of the Powerpuff Girls. The helmeted Maverick was all too happy to help, as he finds their sweetness to be annoying.
  • For his soul, Him would've given his Halloween costume true demonic powers. Vile declined as he's not sure whether his DNA Soul can truly be called a soul.
• Couldn't give a damn about the GUAM or robot supremacy; at best he's a Psycho for Hire for them, but more often than not he's a Wild Card. Instead he decided to team up with the GUAE to scratch his itch for destruction and and combat, without much concern for collateral damage. It's this murderous, unhinged personality that leads him to work well with Ali-Al Saachez and Guaron. Vile eagerly accepted any mission that involved stealing from the Armory, given his love of artillery.
  • During his theft Vile decided to keep some wildfire for his own. He's currently hoping to study it for his chemical composition and reproduce it for his flamethrowers.
• Later on he traveled to the Firearms sub-house. He spends more time there instead of the Character Expies sub-house, given his love of firearms and especially his Shoulder Cannon. He's had a few interactions with individual deities when he's not studying and making his own judgement on everyone else's firearms.
  • falling in love with the Heavy's "Sasha". He challenged him in a shoot out. No-one was around to keep track of who was winning, but Vile felt it was "the best Tuesday I've had in years".
  • Thinks Seras Victoria is damn fine. This is true, but he's more attracted by her proficiency with cannons. He genuinely enjoys challenging her at the firing range, and considers her empowered vampiric form to be pretty sweet.
  • Considers Nack the Weasel laughable for using cork guns. He justifies this by saying he needed to get them past the censors, but Vile was a Jerkass and continued to mock him.
• Vile's psychotic personality makes it hard for him to work with most robots, however some robots make him seem like the straight man. One of these was Metallix, who was so Ax-Crazy and single-minded in his pursuit of power the Maverick decided working for him would be a mistake. He'd also prefer to no longer work with Omega for being insane even compared to Vile, and his allegiance to Dr Weil. Harnessing Zero's original body wasn't helping matters.
• While not insane, HK-47 had the same passion in killing and combat that Vile had, and the helmeted Maverick came to appreciate his independent, in-your-face attitude. Whenever Vile plays the Nominal Hero route of opposing Sigma for whatever reason, he's the red oni to HK's blue oni. On his calmer days, Vile can also be found hanging out with Bender given his independent and criminal personality, and being so damn funny. The two mused on their lack of taste.
• Was once caught up in the merging of worlds. It was there that Vile discovered that he could essentially come back to life using the hatred he has for X. Naturally, this makes him ten times the juggernaut he ever was, helping cement his status as a hopeless boss once more. He later found himself in another merging of worlds, where he was incapacitated by Silver. Vile hasn't forgotten about the incident and is now looking to pick a fight with him.
• Vile sometimes does work for Syndrome, "reliving" his time as a Maverick Hunter by aiding him in his Engineered Heroics. Sigma was rather confused by this and asked why a Maverick like him was doing work for a human. Vile's answer?
  Vile: "Besides being paid and getting to be a Psycho for Hire? I guess I relate to his resentment for a so-called hero, and desire to prove himself. I get along with Malware for similar reasons, but don't you dare psychoanalysize me Sigma".
• For similar reasons he also works with Infinite, however both consider each other smug assholes. Infinite also lets him get back against Silver. Plus he can fight Sonic, who reminds him of X except cocky and it pisses him off. Sigma doesn't get the comparisons beyond being heroic blue video game characters, and thinks Vile just wants to start a fight for the sake of it. Him complaining about cockiness seems hypocritical to boot.
• Rumors of him being the child of Toy Freddy and Splash Woman have been Jossed by himself. Rumors of him being a time traveler have been confirmed by himself, as he and Spark Mandrill went back to get some valuable Lightanium metal for Sigma. He won't confirm or deny whether or not he has a face, but at the very least he has an eye. It might just one, though.
• Because his Ax-Crazy personality is caused by an abnormality in his electronic brain, some have wondered if fixing it might make Vile sane, possibly even curing him of his Maverick tendencies. Vile is enraged at the mere suggestion of "fixing" him, as he regards it as a violation of his free will and a Death of Personality. Another hot button is pointing out his hatred to X is irrational or pointing out that deep down, he's jealous.
  Vile: "Jealous?! Of that out of date museum piece?! I AM A WALKING WAR MACHINE!"
• Has sworn to haunt X until the day he dies. Given he doesn't appear in the Zero series, he clearly failed at that.

Both of them had to deal with Reiji and Xiaomu at one point, with Vile having to deal with them twice.

Sigma and Vile would be allies of The Racing Drones, who are also robots who Turned Against Their Masters, and are attempting to wipe out humanity as revenge for being cast aside by their Precursors. Consequently, they'd also be enemies of the enigmatic Silencerz, who are among the sworn enemies of the Racing Drones.

Three days have passed since getting 4 , so Daisuke Kambe is up in Commercial Attitude and Heroic Actions!

There's probably something in there about BB and the Alter Egos for Bass.exe, but I can't really go further about fleshing it out other than the fact that both are AI, but EXE is a full executable file while BB and the Alter Egos are just AI. Heaven fucking forbid that the latter copies the former's cheat skills though, especially the Melt Virus, which would jack up EXE's power copying abilities to an absurd degree. Bass.EXE has already copied various beings in Battle Network and is already strong enough as is. EXE copying Quinella, along with BB and the Alter Egos would probably make him the equivalent of the Internet's Grim Reaper, if he isn't one already.

I accidentally the entire Internet. - the results of what would happen if Bass.EXE copied Quinella, along with BB and the Alter Egos.

Bass.EXE is similar to Tetsuo Shima though.

Edited by Gehayadren on Mar 3rd 2021 at 12:35:32 PM

@Modok: Even if the game was disappointing I think he would be enemies with Kamala Kahn for what he was doing to Inhumans in Marvel's Avengers.

Edited by Mizerous on Mar 3rd 2021 at 12:17:46 PM

A couple of new profile ideas from me:

• Manji (Non Nazi Swastika): In Japan (prior to Nazis being a thing), the swastika tends to appear in Buddhist texts and is something of a religious symbol (at least from what I've read). In the case of Manji (which also happens to be the Japanese word for the counterclockwise swastika symbol), he has a Japanese swastika on the back of his clothes and drawn in the Buddhist direction in keeping with him being an immortal swordsman.
• Touche Turtle (Kinda Busy Here): A Running Gag that occurs with the adventures of this swashbuckling turtle is that he has a telephone tucked inside his shell that rings at inopportune moments (mainly during battles). He'll always take the time to answer the phone before resuming his current battle.

for both

Slow day today... here's some movement suggestions:

• Add Zagreus (Minorly Mentioned Myths and Monsters) to Unpopularity as the trope is about obscure myths and monsters, which fit unpopularity
• Add Reaper (Black Cloak) and the Black Knight (Black Knight) to Colored Outfits as both tropes are about colored outfits
• Add Mayuri (Non-Serial Movie) to Continuities as the trope is about movies that are not canon to the series
• Add Lawrence and Holo (Mayfly–December Romance) and Yuuka Kazami (Stronger with Age) to Age and Youth because both tropes are about age
• Move Balthazar Bratt (Disco Dan) to Hobbies and Lifestyles as the trope is about living in a retro way, has nothing to do with music
• Add Catra and Adora (Adaptational Sexuality) to Romantic Orientation as the trope is about romantic/sexual orientations
• Add Anton Arcane (Body Horror), the Evil Entity (Cosmic Horror Reveal) and BEN (Creepypasta) to Fear Inducers as the tropes are horror trope (types and genres)

EDIT: Done.

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Mar 3rd 2021 at 10:46:35 AM

All of 'em seem pretty legit .

I don't know enough about Fate/EXTRA or about those three to comment on them.

It never hurts to take the time to look up and research those characters and the work so you'd understand them better and have an easier time to write down an interaction with them.

I don't know if anyone has Fair Cop in their sandbox because I don't see it on any folder in the Officers section. I believe that would best for Jen Scott. She usually possesses a good sense of morality on the job even more than S.P.D. @Excessive-Menace

Edited by Mizerous on Mar 3rd 2021 at 12:18:52 PM

IIRC, Caitlyn from League of Legends has that trope. Or is she slated for removal?

Edited by nightelf37 on Mar 4th 2021 at 1:37:09 AM

Heya, so sorry it's been a while since my last profile. With college, work, and my freelance job, I just been feeling a bit more drained here than usual. But hey, I'm back here for now and willing to do some work. Got myself a new profile for the last of the major Hat In Time characters. think I may have went a bit here. Seriously though, if you see anything I could change or work on, feel free to say so.

"Catch her; make it quick. Reward...is one million dollars..."

The Empress, God Of Female Mafia Leaders

• Potential House: Organized Crime
• s:
• Ascending/Rework Done on: ??? ?? (repost on ??? ??)
• Rank: Lesser God
• Symbol: Her shop's logo. Alternatively, her sticker looking down.
• Theme Song: The Empress. When fighting, Rush Hour
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: One of Hat Kid's darkest foes, Queen of the mafia, hates being stolen from even if she herself steals, being the closest to killing Hat Kid, sending the entire underground after Hat Kid, Crumbling like a leaf when faced by actual police, The Unfought
• Domains: Cats, Crime, Mafia Leaders
• Herald: All of her cat subjects
• Follower: Ashe
• Allies: Mr. X, Kats, The Kingpin, Scott Shelby, C.R.A.S.H., Pennywise The Dancing Clown
• Rivals: The Mafia Of Cooks, The Snatcher, Ms. Fortune
• Enemies:
  • Law enforcement: All non-corruptible police officers, special mentions go to The Warden, The Wall, Raiden, Garrus Vakarian, The Dark Judges
  • Other mafia groups: Raku Ichijou and Chitoge Kirisaki, Vito and Michael Corleone, Bucciarati's Gang, the 3rd Street Saints Leader
  • Others: Hat Kid, Mustache Girl, The Seal Crew, Henry Stickmin, Ellie Rose, Charles Calvin, Wario, Courage, Peacock, Bloody Marie
• Respected by/Respects: The Toppat Clan
• The world where Hat Kid was stranded was unusual, to say the least. She ended up making quite a few enemies, even if she views them as friends. However, there is one place where even the childish Hat Kid doesn't want to visit again and is scared of, that is the Nyakuza Metro, thanks to one lady; The Empress. As the leader of the Metro Cats, she's the one running all the illegal operations in the town. Making her presence known to Hat Kid by stealing her timepieces, she has sent Hat Kid around the underground metro to get them, only to have her own minions force her into handing them over. When Hat Kid tried to steal them all back, The Empress placed a $1,000,000 bounty on her and sent quite literally EVERY cat after Hat Kid, almost killing her had it not been for two police officers entering the same elevator as her, with one of them being her own underground cop. For her role in the mafia as well as managing to get the police to turn a blind eye to her for so long (at least till Hat Kid complicated things), she was chosen to ascend with her title as The Queen Pin.
• Her first order of business was tracking down Hat Kid and exacting her revenge on her. Sneaking into her airship when she was asleep (and when her contractually obliged BFF, The Snatcher, was gone as well), The Empress managed to finally cash out with a sleeping Hat Kid getting shocked awake for only long enough to see the Empress glaring daggers at her.
  The Empress: "You didn't run far enough."
  • Thankfully, Death Is Cheap in the Pantheon and Hat Kid was soon respawned in the house of Life And Death, only to come back to her temple being completely robbed of her timepieces thanks to the Empress. Tracking down The Empress back to her shop doubling as her temple, the feline could only laugh and mock Hat Kid, saying there was nothing she could do to get her timepieces back, doubling down on security...and not leaving the door to the backroom open and unlocked anymore.
    • Unfortunately for the Empress, this stunt backfired hard on her. Hat Kid reported what happened to her and that the Empress stole her timepieces to the House Of Justice, with them sending Raiden and Garrus over to The Empress's shop to check how true Hat Kid's story is. Already used to dealing with cops in her own world, she just handed them both counterfeit money and told them that everything was ok and that they would be wise to tell their captain that as well. This just lead from the two officers looking at her with suspicion to them pinning her against a table and handcuffing her, discovering that the paper money was fake and that she did indeed steal Hat Kid's timepieces after killing her. This just led to her getting arrested, having Hat Kid's timepieces returned, and giving Hat Kid a 500 ft. restraining order from the Empress. Despite getting her timepieces back, Hat Kid was still scared out of her mind by the fact The Empress came here and has been more nervous as of late. She started asking to have at least one of her friends guard her temple while she sleeps, paranoid that The Empress may return to take another crack at killing her.
• Unlike all the other enemies Hat Kid faced, with them either befriending her or just not bothering to chase her anymore, The Empress truly hates Hat Kid. She brought her entire operation to a halt, stole her timepieces, and betrayed her trust. She is more than willing to return the favor in full with interest. This would be more feasible if it wasn't for all the friends that Hat Kid made in the Pantheon. This just forced The Empress to bide her time and get her own army willing to help her torment Hat Kid. Pennywise offered to aide her if it means that he can scare Hat Kid and eat her. The Empress only snickered and welcomed him to the team.
• Even if she can't step up to Hat Kid personally, she still had her own ways of threatening Hat Kid. One such way was her plastering on a bounty hunting board that she wanted Hat Kid taken care of for $1,000,000. This led to some very money-hungry and depraved individuals trying to cash in on this prize...only for said hunters to start attacking each other just so they don't have to share the prize with each other. The Empress could only facepalm as she saw all of them kill each other with Hat Kid never realizing her life was in danger.
  • She tried once again, this time putting the bounty at $2,000,000, drawing forth an even bigger crowd of hunters to try and ax Hat Kid off, soon getting surrounded by them all, with even her hat powers not doing much to stop them. Among this crowd was Wario, who surprisingly, wasn't in it for the money like many thought. Even he thought this was too much just to kill a kid, and ended up defending her and beating up anyone trying to claim her life. He singlehandedly managed to force the bounty hunters into a retreat, and tore down the bounty poster of Hat Kid, telling her to come to him if The Empress tries to do that again. He later would be seen robbing the Empress's jewelry shop, stealing any legit money she had made, and destroying her printing press, rendering her unable to make counterfeit money for a while. The ruler of the Nyauza has since sworn revenge against Wario for getting in her way like this.
• During one of her trips to the jailhouse when she got arrested, she did end up meeting a couple of officers there who were willing to play along with her idea of paying them off to let her continue her operations. Scott Shelby and C.R.A.S.H. usually try to help the Empress out with more inside means than outside, like going to her temple and reporting back that everything is ok. They have the title of Corrupt Cop, so the more intelligent officers there don't buy it. They instead aid her by shortening her trips in jail in return for being supplied any of her precious jewelry. She has yet to tell them that her jewels are actually fake, but isn't above letting them believe it if it keeps helping her out.
  • That said, she is careful of who she allies within the police station, realizing that some of the cops there that others hate are hated for how deadly they can be with their prey. Noting that The Dark Judges are one such group, she avoids them with the same energy that most cats use to avoid water.
• She ended up meeting up with several other deities from her homeworld, with The Empress getting herself a couple of rivals. The first of these rivals was the Mafia Of Cooks, as she viewed them as a silly and nonsensical mafia group that at the very worst just inconvenience her and her operations. The Mafia Of Cooks meanwhile heard of her from Hat Kid, and they all were not pleased. Mafia members who were friends with Hat Kid view her as a rude and mean mafia leader that would willingly hurt and kill a kid. The Mafia Boss and other Mafia members that hate Hat Kid still hate her for how cruel she is to her workers and how she is willing to kill them, compared to the Mafia Boss who just wants to make his workers happy, even if it means taking over an already populated island. The two view each other as stepping onto their own territory and are willing to go all out on a war.
  • Her second rival came in the form of the Snatcher, who loves hearing about how she hates Hat Kid and wants to kill her. However, due to how Hat Kid is still serving and working for him by helping him with his business deals while he himself cares for her even if he denies it, he commented how she would have to go through him if she wanted to kill Hat Kid again. Unlike the Mafia of Cooks, who The Empress believes she can kill single-handedly, she is way more cautious with The Snatcher, hearing how bad his contracts can be.
• Mustache Girl, in comparison to the Snatcher and Mafia of Cooks, just straight-up hates her, admitting how she can make some members of the Mafia Of Cooks look like saints in comparison. The only reason she didn't punish her when she took Hat Kid's timepieces was that she didn't even know she existed at the time. Unlike Hat Kid who is terrified of her, Mustache Girl sometimes takes breaks from attacking the Mafia Of Cooks just to take her on. While The Empress can try to slash Mustache Girl, the timepiece that she did get from Hat Kid allows her to literally run circles around The Empress without her realizing where she is, making the red hooded vigilante more of a nuisance than she would admit.
  • Things only got worse when Mustache Girl told her friends, Peacock and Bloody Marie, about how cold the black cat was. Soon, she also found the two of them taking her organization on as well. They were even worse than Mustache Girl, as with Peacock's Toon Physics and Bloody Marie's Necromancy powers, The Empress keeps finding herself completely outmatched. They, along with Mustache Girl, pretty much stalled her entire operation, and she has instead focused on looking for other Mafia groups to help her. It gets doubly annoying when Peacock brings The Empress to her friend, The Warden, and lets him lock her up in his Superjail. After managing to escape after a prison-wide brawl broke out, she has since decided to start looking for other mafia groups to team up with.
• She did befriend a couple of other groups of criminals. One of these groups was The Toppat Clan, who insisted on not wanting to ruin her mojo or muscle in on her business. In fact, the leader, at the time anyway, Reginald, seemed to greatly approve of her methods, as he recalled in one of his timelines dealing with Henry that he was only in the Toppat Clan for himself, and deserved to be thrown out and killed. They even offered their services to her to help deal with any of her enemies or meddling governments blocking her from doing business.
  • Strangely, The Empress is someone that Henry, Ellie, and Charles all hate, regardless if Henry and Ellie are working for the government or not. This reason comes from how they all view Hat Kid as a friend, and if The Empress is out to kill her, then they'll help Hat Kid out however they can. She was stunned by just how competent these stick figures can be, finding her shop sometimes be destroyed by Charles crashing his helicopter into the building to help Henry and Ellie steal back anything that The Empress stole. On occasions where they manage to catch her, they drop her off at the Wall and let the Warden there deal with her. Due to just how strict he with his prison system, escaping from here always requires most of her attention, along with meeting up with any Toppat members disguised as staff inside to guide her to safety.
• Even in her own part of the Pantheon with other mafia groups she isn't that well-liked. This is partly due to some of them seeing her as being too evil for their own liking, seeing her as a rival, or both. Bucciarati's Gang falls firmly in the former category, although to be fair, her organization isn't that high up on their priorities list and they're more interested in attacking mafia groups that sell drugs first. The 3rd Street Saints Leader views her as yet another obstacle for them to overcome so they can remain on the top of the criminal underworld. Raku Ichijou and Chitoge Kirisaki view her as a despicable ruler of her yakuza and vow to take her down. However, due to how they are literally children, The Empress isn't too concerned, even after seeing what they can do when properly motivated.
• Seeing how she didn't have enough people trying to make her life miserable, Nadia decided to join in as a literal cat burglar to steal from her store. She is well aware that most of the stuff there is fake or counterfeit, she's just doing it just to make good on the idea of a cat burglar stealing from an actual cat. The Empress could only sigh in annoyance hearing her reasoning.
• Looking to make some more allies, she came across a couple of other mafia groups, one ran by the Kingpin, and another by Mr. X. For the Kingpin, he offered to not only help her keep her business afloat for a monthly fee as well as discourage other mafia lords from trying to take over her crime ring. The feline was more than happy to accept the offer, with Mr. X giving her his blessings on expanding her shops and business into his territory, as long as he gets a small cut of her profits. The black cat views this as an acceptable deal, more than happy to branch out. She did try to broker a deal with Vino and Michael, but after hearing of her Bad Boss tendencies at even the slightest case of betrayal she sees, even if it could have just been an accident, and killing her own workers to make examples out of them, he gave her a new offer; leave his office in 10 seconds or wear some concrete boots. She got the hint for now, at the very least.
• Stealing Hat Kid's diary after noticing a light from her pillow sea one day while sneaking around her ship, she found out a rather juicy secret; she caused S.S. Literally Unsinkable to sink, hoping this could be a good way to wean out her list of friends. Deciding to drop in unannounced on the ship to intercept a meeting between Hat Kid and the Walrus Captain, she showed the book and page to the captain as Hat Kid got too shocked and scared to say anything. Even worse, she ended up broadcasting this across the entire ship, forcing Hat Kid to run off crying as she laughed at her misery. The Walrus Captain meanwhile was less than amused at The Empress.
  Walrus Captain: "Get off of my ship; now."
  The Empress: "What?!? I did you a FAVOR; telling you just who caused your ship to sink and who could do it again at a moment's notice!"
  Walrus Captain: "Yes, she crashed my ship, but she is still just a kid. From what I heard from her and her friends, those timepieces were very powerful and she needed them to fuel her ship. From how she reacted to you blabbing about her secret, she really didn't mean to sink my ship. Even went back to save all the passengers and me instead of just taking the timepiece and leaving. There was no spite in her actions; unlike you who tried to get everyone to hate her. Now I'll tell you this once again; get OFF of my ship, and never set a paw back on it!"
  • Hat Kid, with some help of some sympathetic deities, pulled some strings to help get his lost mentor as a high priest for him as a way to apologize for sinking his ship. The Walrus Captain was touched by this gesture, and after making a snide comment about how he should have realized that the most capable person on his crew was the only one who could possibly crash a ship into an iceberg, along with hearing her out on how she was just trying to dock the ship onto the iceberg like it was her own space ship, The Walrus Captain forgave her before sending her out on duty to serve the ship, as he spent time catching up with his once lost teacher. The Empress was furious as she realized that she had no impact on how the captain or her friends viewed Hat Kid.
• As an evil cat who is proud of her vile actions, Kats gets along swimmingly with her, constantly dropping by to exchange some idle talk about how they could improve their craft. The Empress even offered him a spot on her group, as someone who goes around to collect money and treasure from her victims and torture those that have wronged her in any way. When he isn't working on his own ventures, he's seen acting as an enforcer for The Empress. This alliance only made Courage warier of her, and while he is scared out of his mind by her devilish actions, he is still willing to get into the ring to fight her if needed.
• "You could have been someone important here one day. But you disappointed me...and it's time I cash out."

Edited by kingvideogames on Mar 3rd 2021 at 9:50:21 AM

I don't think the Origami Killer (read:Scott Shelby) is the type to cooperate with her. I mean, being terrible to a kid (to the point of murdering her) is points against her already, but his modus operandi was to find a parent who was dedicated to save their child no matter what. At the very least, he won't be interested in assisting the Empress at all. At worst, maybe he might do his damn job just this once.

Asking for feedback.

Enemies with Vito Scaletta and Joe Barbaro, Jimmy and John Donovan. The first 3 had at one point worked with similarly corrupt and vile Mafia bosses, and were eventually betrayed by them for different reasons. They hate the Commission and larger organized crime syndicates as a result. The latter is trying to find out Who Shot JFK?, and believes that it was The Mafia who performed the assassination on him based on the evidence and intel he had gathered in New Bordeaux. Seeing someone like her would probably get him interested as a possible lead.

Edited by Rmpdc on Mar 4th 2021 at 7:29:55 PM

@King One thing i found curious you didnt mention that the Toppats have a member called Hat Girl, an obvious reference to Hat Kid and that should strain the relationship between her and the Clan considering how much she hates Hat Kid.

Expanded on Snorky's friendship with Flowey. Otherwise, this profile's done.

Got one vote so far.

Drooper, Bingo, Fleegle and Snorky, Gods of Escalating Violence (The Banana Splits)

• Demigods
• Symbol: The gang playing in a band.
• Alignment: Neutral Evil, Neutral Good for Snorky
• Portifolio: Far More Violent Than The Originals, Malfunctioning Animatronics, Oddly Humorous For Murderers, Robots Gone Murderous, Band Toons, Fond Of Inflicting Creative Deaths, Rather Similar To Five Nights At Freddys
  • Exclusive to Snorky: Token Good Teammate, The Voiceless, Still Just As Brutal As The Rest Of The Gang, Fond Of Children, Heel–Face Turn
• Domains: Adaptations, Gore, Animatronics, Horror
• Allies (Mostly Snorky): Everyone Under Opposed By, Flowey, Frisk, Monika
• Enemies: Springtrap, Molten Freddy and Circus Baby, .GIFany, Naughty Bear
• Opposed By: Every Other FNAF Deity, Every Hanna-Barbara Deity, Dipper and Mable Pines
• Entertains: The Evil Entity
• In a certain universe, the TV series The Banana Splits was hosted by animatronics instead of people in costumes, being programed to entertain both live audiences and the TV audience. While they were relatively popular, ultimately their Network Executive, Andy, wanted to can the show just so he can replace it with something "Cool and edgy", dooming the robots to rot and rust in a junkyard for the rest of their days. The gangs desperation to stay up on air, alongside their programing malfunctioning and their coworkers being dicks about the whole thing, drove them to murder every employee and adult attending their last live show and trap the children in the building so that they can entertain them forever, clearly not understanding that children tend to die if they're not fed after a while. Thankfully, after murdering quite a few people in creative and brutal ways, the survivors, alongside one of the Splits having a change of heart, were able to stop and destroy the animatronics and save the children. However, one survivor who was driven to madness was last seen driving off with the remains of the Splits, their fates otherwise unknown.
• The way the Splits were discovered by The Pantheon was naturally a messy tale. Trying to prepare for a Childs birthday, The Court of the Gods decided to bring in a band for the special occasion, with the added bonus of potentially gaining a new god in the process. While they were indeed intending on bringing in The Banana Splits, they accidentally got the film versions mixed up with the series versions, only realizing their mistake a few hours after the Splits had arrived to the party. Quickly figuring out the story behind these particular Splits, the Court quickly rushed to the party, only to see that they've already killed a good few of the adults there, alongside traumatizing most of the attending children. After stopping the robots from doing anymore damage, it was later revealed that it was Melkor who'd set up the mix-up, having been impressed by how brutal the robotic Splits could get. And with that, The Banana Splits were ascended with the title of Escalating Violence, much to the dismay of many.
• After their ascension, the band set up camp in their temple, a run-down version of their old studio, and established themselves in the Pantheon. Their behavior there can be summed up as this: They start searching for someone having a party, usually kids, and promptly find and crash it, proceeding to preform for the audience. While they're usually docile while performing, if any adult interrupts their performance, they'll start going on a rampage, killing any interfering adult while sparring the kids. Usually, this ends up indirectly harming kids via trauma. Considering the Pantheons World of Badass nature, it isn't too hard to keep them out, and occasionally they'll leave without a massacre if allowed to finish, many have still found them to be surprisingly tricky to stop once they start killing.
  • Luckily, there was a bright side to all of this, in the form of band member Snorky, who was the only one not killing anyone during the aforementioned party. As it turned out, he was the most benevolent of the group, as while he was still a brutal killer, he recognized that the bands actions were doing more harm than good to the children, an audience that the band still cares for. As such, he's perfectly willing to put a stop to his bandmates antics if they get too destructive. Helps that the rest of the Splits are ridiculously forgiving to Snorky for some reason.
• Seeing how they're murderous animatronics, they're obviously opposed by the human workers at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. Hell, Mike Schmidt actually considers them in some ways worse than the killer robots he has to deal with, seeing as they're much more brutal with their killings than the Fazbear Gang usually is. The fact that they regularly endanger children through sheer misunderstandings have also made them unpopular with the Fazbear Animatronics, as at least they don't nearly get kids killed (Well, at least nowadays). The Splits themselves couldn't care less about the humans, but they actually have some respect to the animatronics, seeing them as "Fellow robotic entertainers". However, the deities do get along relatively well with Snorky, thanks to the Token Good Teammate role. Mike's still weary of the whole "Still brutally murders people who piss him off" thing, however.
  • It should be noted, however, that the Splits genuinely care about their children audience, having been programed to entertain them and all. They only threaten them due to severely misunderstanding how humans usually work, as well as carelessly traumatizing them with their actions. With that out of the way, the Splits, Snorky included, utterly despise Springtrap, who's a unrepentant child murderer in the form of an undead robotic Serial Killer. His ally Molten Freddy, who also gleefully murders children out of bloodlust, get similarly no love from them, even if he's a robot like them. Afton and Freddy, despite finding the robots and their nature rather humorous, are wise enough to stay out of their way, as the duo are well aware of how brutal the Splits could get.
  • They also have a bone to pick with Circus Baby, being another creation of Aftons who, to them, is just as willing to kill children as her creator is. However, what they don't know is that Baby is actually possessed by Afton's daughter Elizabeth, who seeks to become just like her father. The real Baby really doesn't like to murder innocents, only wanting some freedom, and is just unfortunate enough to be possessed by a malevolent spirit. That said, both personalities don't like the Splits very much, Elizabeth because they're opposing her and Afton, and Baby because the Splits are still murderous sentient animatronics who get overly brutal with their kills.
• It's no secret that the Splits are based off the Hanna-Barbara characters of the same name, so its natural that the other HB gods would take notice. While a good few of them are willing to sympathize with them do to their malfunctioning nature, the gods otherwise oppose the group, obviously finding them terrifying mockeries of the originals. Of note is the Mystery Gang, who've faced their fair share of murderous malfunctioning robots, though obviously none of them were as violent as the Splits. While the gang are just as grossed out by them as the others, they're still perfectly willing to tackle any case involving them, even if it's not much of a mystery.
  • Speaking of Scooby Doo, there is one HB deity who's fond of them: The Evil Entity, a malevolent Eldritch Abomination who revels in corrupting innocent people into murderous psychopaths. With that in mind, he honestly finds the robots to by honestly hilarious, with it gleefully pointing out that it didn't even need to lift a finger to corrupt the group. As a result, a few of the parties the Splits crash are often masterminded by The Entity. The group, for the most part, aren't aware of its existence, though they'll sometimes remark that they feel a strange presence during their "shows".
• Seeing as they're still fond of kids, the Splits are still fond of two of their opposers, those being Dipper and Mable Pines. As the twins have faced Hostile Animatronics before, it's obvious that they would be against the Splits, thanks to them being even more brutal than the ones they faced. Doesn't help that they don't have the excuse of .GIFany taking control of them. That said, they they actually get along well with Snorky, Mable in particular due to finding him adorable. On the Splits side, while they generally treat the twins well, being kids and all, they have heard of .GIFany and are justifiably wary of the AI, even considering her to be completely insane. Considering the kind of killers the Splits are, that's saying something.
• Due to their malfunctioning nature, the Splits don't usually have many people they could call "Enemies", usually not comprehending why exactly people hate them. That all changed one day when they met fellow cuddly slasher Naughty Bear, who located the Splits "Playing" at a party and started beating the crap out of them. While the Splits were creative enough to put up a fight, Naughty's superior equipment meant that he emerged victorious, the Splits completely in pieces. After being repaired, they considered Naughty to be a massive bully who picks on people smaller than him, never mind the fact that the reason the bear went after them was because they unintentionally do that as well. If nothing else, Naughty and his Narrator is impressed by how creative they could get with their kills, just not that they use it against innocents.
• Oddly enough, The Splits have been seen hanging around with Flowey of all people, who claims that the animatronics are "His kinda people". Strangely, while he talks about having participated in a few of their massacres himself, witnesses have confirmed that he never actually does anything during them, mostly just watching from the sidelines. If anything, these incidents tend to not only be ended shorter than usual, but also don't have nearly as many casualties as the others do. That's because, as usual, Flowey is secretly sabotaging the Splits in order to minimize casualties, having infiltrated the group to do so. He originally found out about it by reaching out to Snorky, who fulfills a similar role in the group, albeit less subtly, figuring that the elephant would relate to him, as well as probably needing help with the group. This has eventually lead the robot to discover a whole group of people who know of his secret, with the elephant occasionally joining them as a Guest-Star Party Member, as he's too busy with his own gang to fully commit.
  • Of this group, he's formed a friendship with Frisk, what with being a child who's known for befriending normally hostile monsters. As of now, he's thinking of introducing the Splits to the child in the hopes of redeeming his band mates, as ultimately they still are his fellow coworkers. In the meantime, he can be seen usually entertaining the child with his antics. On a related note, he also sympathizes with Monika, being a sentient being trapped in a dating sim, even if he's a bit weary of her Yandere tendencies. She's offered to help him and his gang with .GIFany if she ever tries to corrupt them, also earning the appreciation of the rest of the Splits as well.