Trope Pantheons Discussion

Eh, i could find another trope for the cat bois. to the Malamar idea BTW.

While i'm posting, which house would Wilson go into?

Wilson Percival Higgsbury, God of Gentlmanly Scholars

• Demigod, though capable of slaying Lesser Gods with enough prep time
• Symbol: His rather noticeable hair
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portifolio: Intelligent Gentlemen, Bookworms That Can Kill Monsters, For Science!, Prone To Buffy Speak, Rather Normal Gameplay-Wise, A Genius With Moments Of Stupidity, Cracks Puns Constantly, Anime Hair, Can Grow A Beard
• Domains: Science, Survival, Manners, Beards
• Allies: Steve and Alex, Pi and Richard Parker, The Sole Survivor, Josuke Higashikata
• Enemies: The Beast
• Pities: Winslow and Wake, Faust, Jeanne
• Unsure of: The Mann Co. Mercs
• Opposes: Spiders (Such as Ungoliant and Lolth)
• Wilson P. Higgsbury was a scientist who was starved of ideas. Anything that he made would just fail and blow up in his face. One day, however, he heard a strange voice coming from his radio, telling him that it could grant him "Ultimate Knowledge", which a desperate Wilson was quick to agree with. The immediate building frenzy that came with the knowledge resulted in a dimensional mirror that promptly sucked Wilson in, transporting him to a Death World where resources were scarce and finite, hostile and strange creatures roamed, and the night itself would kill him if he stayed in it for too long. Against all odds, Wilson manages to survive in these deadly conditions, and even managed to rally up some other survivors to work together (Albeit after an incident involving the dreaded Nightmare Throne) to make survival easier. Wilson and his friends goals were simple: DON'T STARVE.
• Or, at least, that's what it was. After an incident involving some teleporting guy, he had found himself in the Pantheon, confused but otherwise ecstatic to be out of The Constant. Looking around for some answers, he eventually came across the Court Of The Gods, who he figured looked important, and explained his plight to them. After some quick research on where he came from, they ascended him as a god proper. A few years later, Wilson had come across his profile, and noticed that it was rather lacking in terms of length. As such, he requested that it would be reworked with more info obtained since his ascension, which the gods agreed to.
• Even out of The Constant, Wilson isn't safe from darkness. Apparently, Wilson has obtained some sort of "Curse", where every location he goes to would emulate the Day/Night cycle of The Constant. To put it simply, during the Day he's free to roam around and gather supplies and make friends, while when it's Night, the darkness suddenly becomes deadly because of the sudden presence of The Night Monster, Charlie, who'll shave off massive bits of Wilson's health if he gets hit by her. Not to mention, enough loss of his sanity and he'll be attacked by numerous shadow creatures. Oh, and he'll randomly get attacked by wolves, because THEY are dicks. For those reasons, Wilson spends most of his day gathering supplies and weapons for the night, getting himself prepared for the deadly darkness. Oh, and this thankfully only affects Wilson and no one else, as they can't even see what Wilson sees thanks to the curse.
• It wasn't long until he decided to seek out other survivors within the Pantheon, mostly to seek help for his newfound curse. One of the first of these was Steve and Alex, both of whom he found casually punching a tree apart with their fists. Being impressed by this, he quickly started a conversation with the two, and found out that their world, while still far from an ideal vacation spot, was much more preferable to The Constant. Wilson was also jealous of the duo's ability of creating whole houses from simple blocks, while he and the others could only manage a bunch of walls at best. Still didn't prevent them from getting along, however.
  • Wilson also has nothing short of respect for shipwreck survivor Pi, in no small part due to the fact he managed to survive being marooned at sea with basically nothing but some wreckage, a life boat, and a tiger, even admitting that he couldn't see himself surviving with those odds, even if he's had experience with being shipwrecked before. Pi was similarly impressed by Wilson managing to survive a Death World where night literally killed you, something that Pi probably would not've survive due to a lack of light. The two can be seen conversing about their experiences.
  • On the less optimistic side of the spectrum, Wilson can't help but pity Lighthouse watchers Winslow and Wake, both of whom weren't as lucky as Pi was, having succumbed to insanity and had possibly died in the process. As Wilson is regularly fighting to keep himself sane, he admits that he could relate to the two. Sure, they were both terrible people, but there's no harm in feeling bad about them, right? That said, he's also curious about the Lighthouse itself, as he notes that by his experience, the "hallucinations" from said locations were a wee bit specific to be simple mental trauma. Then again, his own shadowy hallucinations also attacked him, so he admits that he's really not one to talk.
• One of the more important survival tips while in The Constant is to make sure that you have a good base, as it could prepare you for things such as wolf attacks, giant ambushes, and the like, not to mention a nifty place to safely store loot. This is a habit that Wilson has carried over into The Pantheon, where he's often seen collecting materials to expand upon his temple, which is one such base. Someone he found massively helpful in this regard is The Sole Survivor, a fellow survivor that also specializes in building forts and bases, often filling them with more lethal traps. The two can be seen conversing on what would make the best fort in case of a wolf attack.
• As someone who's dealt with hostile shadowy beings, he figured from the start that The Beast, a being who needs to steal souls in order to survive, was bad news. Hell, he even considers the being to be worse Tham Charlie, as at least she clearly didn't have much choice in the matter of becoming The Night Monster, while The Beast relishes the horrible deeds he needs to do in order to survive. The Beast, figuring that the experienced Wilson would be a threat to his own survival, has started targeting him as of recently, though thankfully Wilson is usually prepared enough to ward off The Beast, at least temporarily.
• At this point, you've probably noticed Wilson's odd hair. It's shown to be able to withstand such disasters as monster attacks and explosions without taking a scratch, and some gods noticed in X-rays that it actually has bones inside of it. He's also quite sensitive about people messing with his hair, even if nobody could really damage it in the first place. As such, he could relate to the similar problem Josuke Higashikata has, though he does consider him beating the crap outta the perpetrator a bit overreactive. Aside from that, he's able to make friends with Josuke, finding his healing abilities quite handy for recovering from Hound attacks.
  • Speaking of his hair, it seems that Mann Co. had taken interest in his universe, even designing a few of their products to resemble both Wilson's hair (The Wilson Weave) and The Ham Bat (The Ham Shank) and giving them out to their mercenaries to wear and battle with. Wilson's fine with it for the most part, as you can't really claim ownership to hair styles and slabs of ham, but otherwise he's a bit conflicted with the mercs themselves. On the one hand, he's glad that they're not killing innocents and quite a few of them can be pretty affable, but on the other hand, they're still a bunch of psychopaths who kill each other for fun, something that understandably unnerves the scientist. Although he swears that he once saw someone like the Pyro in The Constant once...
• Absolutely hates spiders with a passion, mostly thanks to being attacked by them back in the Constant on a regular basis. Luckily for him, while the Pantheon has numerous spider deities, a good chunk of them are willing to ignore him as long as he leaves them alone, something that Wilson is happy to oblige to. The same can no be said, however, for Gods like Ungoliant and Lolth, both of whom are not only actively malevolent, but are also much more dangerous than the manageable pests Wilson is used to. He’s been preparing defenses ever since he’s found out about them, Properly Paranoid that they’ll come after him.
• If one is wondering how Wilson ended up in The Constant, he made a Deal with the Devil in order to obtain “Ultimate scientific knowledge”, something that predictably backfired on him. He’s learned his lesson ever since then, but thanks to the experience, he easily pities those that suffered an unfortunate fate from such a deal. Of note are Faust, who’s whole life was completely ripped apart thank to a deal he made, and Jeanne, who was a witch that ended up burning on a stake for her troubles. As such, it isn’t uncommon to se him warn others about the dangers of such a deal.

Intellectual Archetypes would be my pick, if I hadn't given you one already

Wilson has been officially reworked.

Leaving behind my Takizawa and Saki profile draft + suggestions for the two and any thoughts on Henry and Otis for Evil Duo here.

Anyway, I have two rework suggestions, primarily because both of their profiles are rubbish ATM and there's a ton of catching up to do with them. Plus, I commission a trope change for one of them...

• Kasumi - Cherry Blossoms
  • Cherry Blossoms happen to be a character/symbolic motif for Kasumi, in the sense that whenever she appears in a flash or disappears instantly, it's always followed by a petal of cherry blossoms falling at where she last was. They even make an appearance whenever Kasumi performs her ultimate attack as well. Furthering that, she also happens to be a Cherry Blossom Girl as she is one of the nicest and most compassionate characters in the series and there is a theme of love persistent in Kasumi's story arc (of the familial kind).
• Bane - Genius Bruiser
  • Bane is a gigantic mass of muscle of a man and is physically one of the biggest when it comes to Batman's Rogues Gallery. But what makes him stand out is the fact that he is frighteningly intelligent for someone his size. In addition to just being ridiculously powerful and fast for someone his size, Bane is a skilled manipulator, orator and has educated himself on various topics and subjects, which he learned from books that he used to read in prison. In fact, he is considered a "genius among geniuses" at one point and was responsible for one of the most crushing and devastating defeats of The Dark Knight mainly because of his use of intellect, trickery, timing and manipulation.

Kasumi technically has the same trope as Ryu Hayabusa (Ninja, as Kunoichi is a disambiguation to the former), hence the trope change. I am, however, open to the idea of Ryu and Kasumi sharing a trope (both of them tend to showcase a lot of their skills and feats as ninjas and the plot of their games tend to revolve around their normal lifestyle and compromise their occupations as ninjas, not mention they're the central focus) if that's what more preferable to others, but I'll have to wait and see.

Ayane could probably work, and Hayate can probably be thrown in as well. At the very least, not too many characters for a potential group profile, so maybe...

Edited by CrimsonShark on Apr 12th 2021 at 10:16:06 AM

for Bane rework

I’m done. Which hall would they go in?

Accepting s

The Brotherhood Of Evil, Divine Organization of Villainous Groups

• Intermediate God-level organization with Overdeity-level firepower.
• Symbol: The Brain himself
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: Brotherhood of Evil, Played Seriously Despite Some Silly Concepts, Legion of Doom, Card-Carrying Villain, Obviously Evil
  • The Brain: Brain in a Jar, Evil Genius, The Chessmaster
  • Monsieur Mallah: Killer Gorilla, Affably Evil
  • Madame Rouge: Rubber Woman, The Dreaded, Voluntary Shapeshifting
  • Warp: Villain Teleportation
  • General Immortus: Living Forever Is Awesome, Age Without Youth, Immortality Immorality
  • Phobia: Psychic Powers
• Domains: Villains, Organizations
• Heralds: Most Teen Titans Villains, especially Professor Chang
• Allies: Shocker, HYDRA, Queen Beryl, The Death Busters, The Dead Moon Circus, Ragyo Kiryuin, The Martians (Mars Attacks!), Dr. Gero, Giovanni, Ghetsis Harmonia, Dr. Eggman, Dr. Wily, Bowser, Dimentio, Ganondorf, Xemnas, Dr. Nefarious, Yuuki Terumi, HIM, Mojo Jojo, Joker, The Incubators, Tabuu, Andross, Aku, Melkor, The Shredder, Queen Chrysalis, Moro, The GUAE
• Friendly Rival: Lord Voldemort, The Beast (General Immortus)
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Princess Morbucks
• Enemies: All Heroic DC Comics Deities, especially Garfield Logan and the ascended Teen Titans, Gorilla Grodd, Eobard Thawne, The GUAG, All Heroic Marvel Comics Deities, Most of the GUAD, especially Nekron and Death Phantom, The Phantom Thieves of Hearts, The Daleks, Adora and Catra
  • Monsieur Mallah: Silica, Koba, Frieza
  • Madame Rouge: Monkey D. Luffy
• On speaking terms with: The House of Love (The Brain and Monsieur Mallah)
• The Brotherhood of Evil was founded by the Brain after he had his body destroyed by an explosion arranged by Niles Caulder, though he was rescued by Monsieur Mallah. It is an organization with two purposes. Take Over the World and destroy Caulder and the Doom Patrol as well as anyone else that would dare oppose them.
• Ascended to the Pantheon when the Brain, who happened to be one of Dr. Gero’s followers, decided that he was no longer content with his position and launched a carefully planned attack with Monsieur Mallah, other members of the Brotherhood of Evil and some Mecha-Mooks. It was eventually stopped, but they were all ascended under Brotherhood of Evil afterwards by Melkor, much to the displeasure of many...which also happened to be exactly what they were counting on.
• As Madame Rouge’s main incarnation turned against the Brotherhood of Evil, it has been decided that the version of her from the Teen Titans universe would be included instead. The rest of the Brotherhood of Evil have been watching her carefully to make sure that she doesn’t get replaced by her comic incarnation. On the other hand, there are many villains from the Teen Titans universe that are serving as their heralds, though the one most commonly seen working with the Brotherhood of Evil on some of their plans is Professor Chang.
• They absolutely d e t e s t those who would manipulate others into betraying their allies due to what Captain Zahl did to Madame Rouge. None have earned their scorn more than the Death Phantom, who immediately went to work trying to manipulate them into turning against each other and helping him kill everyone, his Mind Manipulation abilities allowing these attempts to sometimes temporarily succeed. It has gotten to the point where he and the rest of the Brotherhood are willing to pull an Enemy Mine with the Sailor Senshi against him, especially after learning of his goals.
• Davros was amused to learn that the Brain's casing was somewhat designed off of that of the Daleks in one universe. The Daleks, while interested in potentially exploiting him for his intelligence, have made it clear that they want to kill him too...which isn't surprising, really. The Doctor has been keeping an eye on the Brain because of this.
• Became allies with Shocker and HYDRA due to the three all being evil organizations with world conquest in mind. The Brain sees this as a great opportunity to destroy heroes to a greater extent than ever before, while the Great Leader and Red Skull don’t mind the company, if only because he is great at planning. As it started off as a regular crime syndicate before becoming a full-blown villainous organization, they are also associating themselves with Giovanni. The Brain finds Ghetsis’ plans of manipulating the Unova Region to ensure nobody could challenge his plans to conquer brilliant and believes him to be much more intelligent than the other villains from his world.
• The Brain and Monsieur Mallah, surprisingly enough, have a relationship with each other and because of this they are sometimes seen in the House of Love. One day, they met one of Queen Beryl’s heralds, Jadeite, who announced to the two that she wished to meet them. They agreed to meet with her and Jadeite smirked, knowing that his queen would be pleased. The Brain and Monsieur Mallah, upon learning that Queen Beryl desires a relationship with Mamoru Chiba, have decided to help her.
• The Brain has remained on good terms with Dr. Gero even after the ascension of the Brotherhood of Evil and is currently getting help from him on making potential countermeasures against Son Goku, who he sees a very great threat to his plans. He would’ve been allies with Frieza, but his Fantastic Racism lead him to attack Mallah, something that the Brain didn’t like at all.
• The Brain eventually declared that the Brotherhood of Evil would be allying themselves with Melkor and the GUAE. Madame Rouge has become a headache for the other alliances to deal with as her ability to shapeshift into others and mimic their voices makes it hard to tell if its her or not. Unlike other shapeshifters like Queen Chrysalis, she is actually more than capable of pretending to be the person she transforms into. Given Chrysalis was already quite good at imitating Cadance...
• Are utterly repulsed by Eobard Thawne as he proves to be an utterly shitty boss and leader and ultimately doesn’t give two shits about his minions, even going as far as to plant bombs on them. They have started speaking with Captain Cold about this and despite him disapproving of some of the Brotherhood’s plans, he is glad to have people outside of his Rogues to speak to about this issue.
• The Brain and Monsieur Mallah are pretty pissed at Gorilla Grodd due to that one time he killed them. The Brain has been mobilizing his forces to capture him and possibly make hypnosis devices using Grodd’s powers as a potential template.
• Despite Voldemort’s beliefs that he is the only one who should be immortal, he and General Immortus are on rather good terms though they aren’t allies. However, they do have connections to each other through the GUAE and Immortus likes making small talk with him. He’s also rather friendly with The Beast of The Unknown, but they ended up becoming rivals rather than allies.
• Madame Rouge ended up becoming foes with Adora and Catra as the two girls had once encountered a shapeshifting spy called Double Trouble who tormented them on multiple occasions. However, Rouge is extremely skilled in defeating heroes and they know to go all out from the beginning whenever they fight against her. She is also greatly disliked by Monkey D. Luffy, who is rather unhappy that she uses her Rubber Woman powers for evil.
• Monsieur Mallah dislikes Koba as he finds his acts of evil to be completely abominable by his standards and is opposed to his dislike of humans as that is exactly what the Brain was before his body was destroyed. Monsieur Mallah is greatly dislikes by Silica as her mother was killed by an ape-like beast, though he is nothing but friendly towards her.

Edited by SailorVenus372 on Apr 12th 2021 at 2:04:56 AM

In Kasumi's case, I'm leaning towards her sharing a profile with Ryu Hayabusa. If possible, maybe Ayane can also be a part of a that potential group profile since her profile is also lacking and outdated, but that depends on what others think.

Edited by r-lock256 on Apr 12th 2021 at 2:06:28 AM

I would say Villainous Roles for the BOE like with HYDRA.

I am reposting this suggestion, but with a title now.

Bad Girl, Goddess of Sporting Themed Levels.

Born Charlotte Birkin, she was a child who was raised by her father Badman into mastering baseball as he was a former major league player. Then, her life changed for the worse after being raised into being a murdering assassin losing a good amount of humanity as she rose up the ranks of the association. Finally, she confronted Travis in her own personal home in a private section of a baseball arena when she kills time by literally killing cloned gimps for sheer fun. Plus she uses a baseball bat as her signature weapon in combat.

Edited by Mizerous on Apr 12th 2021 at 5:46:57 AM

and the Brotherhood:

Is Tezzy ready to go?

Tezcatlipoca, God of Bad People Showing Kindness (Smoking Mirror, The Mocker, Titlacauan^note We Are His Slaves, The Young Man, Necoc Yaotl^note Enemy of Both Sides, Tloque Nahuaquep^note Lord of the Near And The Nigh, Ipalnemoani^note He by Whom We Live, Yohualli Èhecatl^note Night, Wind, Ome Acatl^note Two Reed, Ilhuicahua Tlalticpaque^note Possessor of the Sky and Earth)

• Votes: 1(Sailor Venus 372)
• House: Anti-Villains (House of Ambiguity)
• Greater God
• Symbol: His mirror/snake peg leg
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
• Portfolio: Casting a Shadow, Trickster Archetype, Sinister, Yet Protected Slaves, Intimidating Epitaphs, Manipulative Bastard, Running Both Sides, Wild Card, Associated With Jaguars, Has a Mirror Or Snake Peg Leg, Disabled Deity, Cain and Abel, Everyone Calls Him Tezcatlipoca, Meaningful Name, Magnificent Bastard
• Domains: The Night Sky, Winds, Temptation, Sorcery, Earth, Obsidian, Change, Slaves, Jaguars
• Interests: The Evil Queen
• Interested in: The Alcohol sub-house
• Allies: Tzeentch, Set, Mr Mxyzptlk, Ratatoskr
• On good terms with: Slaves, Salem Saberhagen, The Magic Mirror, Al'Akir, Lucifer (SMT)
• Rivals: Quetzacoatl, John Constantine, Loki Laufeyson, Chernabog (friendly with John and Loki)
• Enemies: Quetzacoatl, The Slavers, anyone who abuses slaves, The Night's King, Apophis, The Dark Star, YHVH, Fused Zamasu, The Emperor of Mankind, Khorne, Osiris, Asdrubael Vect
• Wary of: Crocodilians like Feraligatr, Sobek and Ramon, Nox (Classical Mythology)
• On poor terms with: Taiga Fujimura
• The brother, rival and Arch-Enemy of the Feathered Serpent Quetzacoatl was Tezcatlipoca, god of the night sky and the bear constellation. Like many Aztec deities he supports Human Sacrifice, and the Smoking Mirror is known as a trickster who sets both sides against one another and causes general strife and discord. However he isn't totally evil; he has a soft spot for slaves, and will protect them from abuse. And as much as he hates Quetzacoatl, he teamed up with him to slay Cipactli and create the world from its corpse.
• Conspired to overthrow his brother, Tezcatlipoca tricked him into drinking a "medicine" that rejuvenates him until he continues to force him to drink the rest, after which Quetzalcoatl goes on a drunken spree of self-humiliation and allowed him to take over and introduce war and Human Sacrifice. He is interested in the Alcohol sub-house in order to trick other deities for his own purposes. He attempted to get John Constantine drunk, only to be Out-Gambitted and be humiliated himself. In spite of the humiliation he has a soft spot for the man due to how skilled a trickster and manipulator he is.
• He is a friend of Mr Mxyzptlk and Ratatoskr for being trickster figures, along with Loki. Loki and Tezcatlipoca are also fond of trying to one-up each other, however it done purely in a Friendly Rivalry fashion. Tezcatlipoca also has a fondness for the sarcastic tricky feline Salem. He may not be a jaguar, which is his sacred animal, but he's fond of him all the same.
• The Smoking Mirror does not remember his antics with Quetzacoatl turning her into a busty shotacon, but he laughs his ass off over it nonethless. He does acknowledge Taiga's Psuedo-Servant form as one of his naugul, but doesn't like her less than loyal personality in this form; she tried being Quetzacoatl's servant in his absence, and smuggled cacao from his territory. He suspects this is because her Psuedo-Servant form is also an Olemc werejaguar.
• He certainly doesn't recall being a doomsday weapon of the Old Gods, and would like to remind the JLA that while he does like stirring conflict for shits and giggles he is not a Mechanical Abomination seeking war to consume everything and everyone. One of the few times he and his brother will team up is to stop the wretched serpent Apophis' goals for universal destruction.
• Though known as the Enemy of Both Sides, he does not cause conflict just for the lulz; strife and discord are caused for the purpose of change. In that way he's a lot like Tzeentch, albiet more comprehensible. The rather anti-theistic Emperor of Mankind immediately recognized the similarities and considers him an enemy like the Ruinous Powers. Khorne also recognizes the similarities and his (extra) hatred of sorcery and trickery makes him rage even more than usual. As Tzeentch is a (un)witting agent of the status quo, it's unknown how long his alliance with Tezcatlipoca will last.
• Some may say that slavery is evil by default, and though Tezcatlipoca is not against the idea of slavery in itself he is very protective of slaves and ruthless against those who'd harm them. As far as he's concerned good slavers exist, and has pointed out Raphtalia and Filo are technically owned by Naofumi but he treats them as equals and is caring. Naofumi would prefer Tezcatlipoca not refer to him as a slaver.
• He would've gone to town on the Slavers had Frank Castle not gotten there first. The Punisher doesn't care about Necoc Yaotl, but is open for some of his suggestions on how to Pay Evil unto Evil towards human traffickers. He's thinking he should give them the Xipe Totec treatment. The Smoking Mirror is also aware that the Dark Elves use slaves, but so long as they don't act too cruel he won't try to end them. Asdrubael Vect and the Dark Elder, however? While most don't want to imagine how he's going to Kick The Son Of A Bitch if he has the opportunity, Vect smirks that whatever it is, he has thought of and inflicted worse on those who definitely didn't deserve it.
• Either has a snake or a mirror for his lost leg. He lost it fighting Cipactli. He's often associated with mirrors, which interests the Evil Queen and gives him some kinship with the Magic Mirror. Being associated with obsidian makes him walking, talking kryptonite as far as the White Walkers are concerned, and the Night's King openly fears the Smoking Mirror. Tezcatlipoca's association with vulcanism proves further problematic for the Night's King desiring a never-ending winter.
• Tezcatlipoca has a sore spot for crocodilian deities. Nothing personal, but his experience with the crocodile-based Cipactli sours him on them. Sobek doesn't care much for the tricky Aztec god as he's a neutral figure who finds his manipulation of humans rather gauche and Tezcatlipoca a chaotic figure who's a spanner in the works of the Egyptian pantheon. He does respect the god's protective, fatherly nature towards slaves as Sobek is just as protective towards his own men.
• Like most literal deities, Tezcatlipoca has contempt towards YHVH. He may use Human Sacrifice and spread discord but he respects free will. YHVH regards all other deities as competition to be stamped out as they would deny worship from Him. He doesn't get why he was listed as Dark-Law, and when it comes to Law vs Chaos he is more likely to side with Lucifer and his freedom. Tezcaptlipoca, like virtually everyone, also has contempt for Zamasu. Zamasu thinks he abuses his responsibility as a god, which is rich coming from him.
• Tezcatlipoca is a god of hurricanes, and given his chaotic neutral alignment finds himself getting along with Al'Akir. He is also a god of the night sky and the night winds. He regards Chernabog as a rival for supremacy during the night, however doesn't outright oppose him. Instead he opposes the Dark Star, who would assimilate the darkness and destroy absolutely everything if given the chance. Despite his reputation for conflict and mischief the Smoking Mirror refuses to challenge Nox like he may Chernabog, as he stands no chance against a Protogenoi. However he does respect her role as The Sacred Darkness.
• Surprising some is that Tezcatlipoca is a god of beauty. Tezcatlipoca also is actually a title, however he prefers to go by it. He would like to tell the Soul Eater residents that he is not a teddy bear-looking Death Scythe and that he is not supporting one of Green Arrow's enemies.
• He and Set weren't the most obvious of allies, however they came to find they have more than a few things in common; antagonistic brothers who are seeking to usurp their brother, and have a reputation of being chaotic. Tezcatlipoca sees in Set a deity unfairly demonized, and was quick to point out to Osiris that he was not that good a guy in the original myths; originally he raped Set's wife Nephthys, instead of being raped by her in a Bed Trick. Set and Tezcatlipoca work in unison to once and for all defeat their brothers.

Edited by VengefulBale on Apr 12th 2021 at 5:29:24 AM

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Sometimes you flub and it costs you your dignity to an extent. Most of us have done it, and we must pay the price...

I didn't have much hope for Malamar, but I wanted to at least get a consensus. I have another adoptable I have a bit more faith on but let's see if it actually works

• Planet Remina, Deity of Making The Stars Go Out: adopted from Phantom Fire. Remina is a planet-sized Eldritch Abomination who eats the planets in the solar system. As it comes closer to Earth the stars start going out, suggesting that it has been eating them as well

@Crimson Mind if I could do Bane's rework? I am very interested in Bane myself and I do like to maybe add at least 2 DC characters in my lineup, the other being Lucius Fox who I might work later on.

for Remina.

I'm sure Crimson can handle it.

I'll be keeping dibs on Bane. That said, I would appreciate it if you were willing to help me out in it. If anything, I think the idea of working on a profile together may be a good exercise for both of us. But I'll leave that up to you to decide.

Well if that is the case, then no thanks.

Posting for feedback.

Numemon and Sukamon, "Divine" Practitioners of Dung Fu (Numemon: Mollusk Digimon; Sukamon: Scumon, Mutant Digimon)

• Lesser Deities
• Symbol: A pink pile of cartoon poop
• Alignment: True Neutral to Chaotic Neutral
• Portfolio: Throwing faeces at opponents, Toilet Humor, REALLY strange creatures, have several variations, Gonk, mainly fight in groups, disliked by other Digimon, result of raising a Digimon poorly, can potentially evolve into some legitimately impressive things, Com Mons
• Domains: Poop, Mons
• Allies: Most heroic Digimon deities, to varying extents (Hikari Yagami is the most serious about it)
  • Partner: Emilie "Lili" de Rochefort (for a specific Numemon called Catherine)
• Enemies: Ramon, The Great Mighty Poo
• Oppose: Amaterasu
• There's a particular chapter in the story of the Pantheon that most deities prefer not to talk about, not because it was oh-so-traumatically dark, but because of the sheer grossness and crassness involved. It started with an anonymous deity in a public restroom getting scared out of their wits when an unused stall suddenly exploded, with several large green slugs flooding every corner of the bathroom. After this incident, every public toilet in the Pantheon became inhabited by these slugs, as well as the occasional yellow pile of sentient poop with a pink mouse riding on it, and they pelted anybody who tried entering with pink poop. They also made threats to invade toilets in private residences. At that point, several Digimon deities stepped up and admitted, with much embarrassment, that those were Numemon and Sukamon, creatures from their world, and they would do whatever they could to drive them out. Eventually after a long battle that became known as the Great War for the Toilets, they succeeded in restricting them to the sewers. Then the Main House, having observed all these proceedings, announced they had decided to make the two Digimon species into the holders of Dung Fu and thus are technically allowed the whole range of the Pantheon, much to most everyone's dismay.
• A place as far removed from conventional reality as the Digital World is bound to have its share of weird creatures; Numemon and Sukamon would be ranked highly on a hypothetical weirdness scale. Numemon and Sukamon usually appear as a result of making multiple mistakes in raising a Digimon. As to be expected from such unfortunate monsters, they are really, really weak, both offensively and mentally, with most of their attacks involving the pathetic and disgusting strategy of throwing poop at their opponents. They are consequently not very popular with either Digimon or humans.
• Numemon are very social Digimon and tend to live in large swarms, likely to make up for the fact that they're so weak on their own. Sukamon are more individualistic, though they will still live happily in the sewers alongside like-minded mons. Both have several different variants; subspecies of Numemon include ShellNumemon, BlackKingNumemon, GoldNumemon and PlatinumNumemon. Sukamon variants are PlatinumSukamon and KingSukamon. That last one is the "alpha" of the Numemon and Sukamon population in the Pantheon, but it never leaves its place deep in the sewers. Also, GoldNumemon, PlatinumNumemon and PlatinumSukamon enjoy some modicum of popularity due to being Metal Slimes; those who defeat them are awarded with a killing in money (the first one) and experience points (the last two). Just walking around with them and defeating other enemies has similar effects, so deities prefer doing that (if they can manage to convince them to do so, as Numemon and Sukamon in general are very capricious).
• Despite fears that the Numemon and Sukamon might rise again and take over the toilets once more, they seem quite happy sticking to the sewers for now. Those public restrooms were rather too brightly lit for their tastes. They sometimes cross paths with other sewer-dwellers, such as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, although the Turtles prefer to act like they don't exist and pass by them quickly. A big threat to them is Ramon, the Sewer Gator, who has taken to look at the Numemon as convenient nearby snacks (Sukamon, not so much). That doesn't mean the Numemon and Sukamon don't fight back against Ramon with all they have when he invades their territory, even though Ramon is relatively impervious to their normal attacks. On these occasions, the Ninja Turtles do deign to help the Digimon; the Turtles may not like them, but their sense of morality prevents them from letting relatively innocent mons from becoming gator chow.
• Such is their obsession with poop that they were moved to tears upon seeing Poo Mountain, the lair of the Great Mighty Poo. The fact that Poo Mountain is not actually made of poop doesn't matter to them as it still looks like poop due to its swirly shape. Anyway, the Digimon were intially on pretty good terms with the Great Mighty Poo, not only for the obvious thing but because he had given them support during the Great War for the Toilets. However, things soured after the Great Mighty Poo was discovered to be plotting against KingSukamon in a bid to take control of the Numemon and Sukamon and use them in his revenge against Conker. It was a whole thing worthy of Game of Thrones, except involving much more excrement. After the Great Mighty Poo admitted his intentions and dared to insult KingSukamon, the Numemon and Sukamon have declared him their enemy. Most suppose it's a good thing that such a disgusting team-up was averted.
• Some gods fear that Numemon might learn how to throw explosive poop from Amaterasu. Though considering that the species as a whole dislikes bright lights, it might not be a likely that they could meet.
• They seem to fancy themselves suave Casanovas, so they never miss a chance to hit on deities they find attractive, and the deity's species doesn't matter to them either. Unfortunately for the Numemon and Sukamon, they're just so inherently unappealing that their success rate is basically zero.
• In one world, a Numemon named Catherine became partners with Lili, of Tekken fame. The badassery must have rubbed off on Catherine, as she managed to evolve into a Monzaemon, and then into a Lilithmon. This has made Catherine into something of an icon and point of pride within the community (also Lili is hot in their opinion). Lili has no problem with acknowledging any of this, regardless of Numemon's infamy, and happily fights alongside Catherine against other deities with Digimon of their own, be it for recreation or for real.

Edited by wootzits on Apr 12th 2021 at 2:53:35 PM

Lucemon is well-known for his desire of perfection, he might be the biggest enemy they face here given how much contempt Lucemon may have for their ugliness and general uselessness. Magikarps can evolve into Gyarados if properly trained, a commonality could be found.

So they're the result of poor handling and care. This could open up to an interaction with the Hall of Beast Handlers where their opinions on the Digimon might be less than stellar. That said, even Numemon and Sukamon would be cautious of Rusty, who claims to be a great trainer, yet is so terrible at taking of any creature, let alone a Pokemon, that his care ends up killing them.

I'd love to help but I am not knowledgeable on Digimon so I have no ideas on the two.

Instead of clogging the forum with my profiles, I'm just going to post my sandbox with Stella, Daffodil and Jin Sakai. Any conquerors or peaceful Death entities. Maybe I may have missed a few pragmatic good guys or even a few Psychopomps. I'll post them when I am done.

And... Bottom Posting.