@The Raven Hmm, is there a possibility of ascending the narrator of the story himself along with the Raven? Since it's hinted that it may be only his dwindling sanity over his lost love that make it so creepy to begin with.

Edit: Forget it, other people are already volunteering.

Edited by Alecoene on May 7th 2021 at 2:11:51 PM

I would say Duncan should stay since he did beheades Conner. If it free Conner could take Who Wants to Live Forever?.

Alright.

Since this particular rework suggestion went ignored last page...

Death of the Endless, Goddess of Friendy Grim Reapers

Reasoning: Death is an All-Loving Hero, who appears at the end of every existence which applies to humans, gods, stars, etc. She offers a sympathetic face to remove some of the shock and terror of the moment. She isn't even bothered by the constant deaths and resurrections of the superhero set. She wasn’t always this way.

She needs the rework because most of her texts are fairly short and the profile really hasn’t aged well. Could do with more interactions.

Henry Morgan has Who Wants to Live Forever?.

Edited by wootzits on May 7th 2021 at 1:15:13 PM

I need a list of deities who possess "engine" ships (i.e. ships that don't need sails to catch the wind), preferably non-military. Or if there are none of that, list the military.

Naturally, most pirates and sailors are off the list, though if any of their crew have means of sail-less sailing or making artificial winds, though. I'd like to know too.

Which of them would be willing to explore the Unterzee? It's in my Sandbox 1 as a potential Dominion.

@Hamana: in regards to Lee and Clementine, I think The Wikia Editor wanted them (plus Alvin) for Choice-and-Consequence System. Maybe that's a better choice.

@M1gami: I'm currently playing SRW:OGs for Ryusei's rework. I might as well take Kyouske too. I'll also take back Tucker unless someone else wants to rework him. I'm kinda outdated on RVB lore after it went sideways in going up against gods.

Edited by nightelf37 on May 7th 2021 at 8:24:48 PM

@Venus

for Death

I'll focus on finishing Dr. Claw first, but for now here's the first draft of The Deadly Sins. Basically, they're a Quirky Miniboss Squad that can randomly show up in any room and attack you, locking you into said room until defeated. They also have "Super" variations that can rarely replace any of them. And, of course, They're heavily implied to be the personification of the sins of Issac himself.

Other notable characteristics include Greed usually spawning in shop areas, Wrath being a Bomberman Expy, Gluttony shooting out his own guts, and Sloth being the only Sin with a proper name (Bob, presumably being the owner of the various "Bob" items).

The Seven Deadly Sins, Gods of Inescapable Ambushes (Pride, Envy, Greed, Wrath, Gluttony, Lust, Bob Sloth)

• Lesser Gods
• Symbol: The Miniboss Icon
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portifolio: Inescapable Ambush, Anthropomorphic Personification (Three Guesses of What), Quirky Miniboss Squad, Ambiguously Human
  • Envy: Asteroids Monster
  • Gluttony: Fat Bastard, High-Pressure Blood
  • Greed: Breakout Character, Bandit Mook
  • Lust: Bullfight Boss, The Smurfette Principle
  • Pride: Shock and Awe
  • Sloth: Palette Swap, First Name Is "Bob"
  • Wrath: An Expy of Bomberman, Mad Bomber
  • Ultra Pride: Creator Cameo, Dual Boss
• Domains: Sins, Bosses, Rooms, Ambushes
• Superior: Ultra Greed
• Allies: Father, Azmodan
• Enemies: Issac, Bomberman (Wrath)
• Throughout Issac's troubling adventure through his basement, he had faced many grotesque and disgusting creatures scattered around, ready to try and kill the child. One notable group of bosses were the Seven Deadly Sins themselves, who hide in seemingly innocuous rooms and attack Issac when he enters, locking the exits in the process. The only way out is for Issac to defeat them in combat, after which the doors would be unlocked and he could leave. On rare occasions, the Sins could manifest as "Super" variations, making them more tougher and trickier, with Pride and Greed even having "Ultra" forms as well (Ultra Greed and Ultra Pride).
• One day, the Pantheon experienced a series of incidents where gods would randomly be attacked by strange humanoid creatures upon entering a room, with the doors locking on them as to prevent escape. While the group usually isn't too hard to deal with, the sheer amount of incidents involving them was still quite the problem. Eventually, The Court of the Gods decided to deal with them themselves, locating and capturing the creatures using the one thing that can escape from them, teleportation. Seeing as they somewhat resembled him, they contacted Issac about just who they were, and Issac explained that they were yet another Anthropomorphic Personification of the Seven Deadly Sins. Unfortunately for Issac, thanks to their unique attack methods, they gained the title of Inescapable Ambushes, ascending to the pantheon proper. Nobody quite knows how the Sins got to the realm in the first place, but a few are suspecting that fellow Sin Ultra Greed, who's been in the Pantheon before them, had a hand in it.

Edited by DoodSlayer136 on May 7th 2021 at 6:04:42 AM

@ Sailor Venus: You aren't considering grouping the Endless as a whole to Cast of Personifications or Anthropomorphic Personification? Eh, I don't mind, we don't have to group everything though some we might want to

Are these good to go?

Baby and Dr. Myuu, Divine Duo of Plot Vortexes

^{Click here to see his Baby Vegeta strongest form 2} \\

^{Click here to see his Golden Ape Form} 

• Votes: 2(Tropers/fasoman1996, Sailor Venus 372)
• Adopted from: Super WIKI 1
• Note: Rework+addition
• Greater God, Overdeity under a powerful host like Vegeta (Baby), Intermediate God (Dr. Myuu)
• Symbol: The red lines that can manifest on his hosts (Baby)
• Theme Song:
• Alignment: Neutral Evil (Dr Myuu), Chaotic Evil (Baby, though he considers himself Chaotic Good with neutral methods)
• Heralds: General Rilldo (Myuu's Dragon), the Luud Cult and his machine armies
• Portfolio: Explanations That Raise More Questions Than They Answer, Mechanical Lifeforms
  • Applies to Baby: Puppeteer Parasite, Transformation of the Possessed, Once Good Intentions Clouded by a Lust For Vengeance, Moral Myopia, From a Single Cell, Being Everything He Hates About the Saiyans, The Final Legacy of the Tuffles, Healing Factor, Mind Manipulation, HATES His Nickname Baby (Real Name Unknown), Humanoid Abomination, Hurl It into the Sun
  • Applies to Dr Myuu: Mad Scientist That Rules Over Planet M-2, Good Fashion In Sunglasses, Disc-One Final Boss, Villain Team-Up, Wants To Get Back At Goku For "Killing" Him Despite That Being Baby's Fault, Wiped Out By His Own Creations
• Domains: Mutants, Control, Villainy (both), Possession, Mutants, Revenge, Hatred, Control (Baby), Genius, Metal, Machines (Dr Myuu)
• Banned from: The House of Health and Diseases
• Interested in: Star Dream (Dr Myuu)
• Allies: Cooler, Malware
  • Baby only: Fused Zamasu (mainly his Goku Black half), Shinobu Sensui
  • Dr Myuu only: The Grand United Alliance of Machines, Sigma, Starscream
• Rivals: The Thing, Agent Smith (Baby), The D-Reaper (Dr Myuu)
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Gorilla Grodd, each other
• Enemies: Every Saiyan, especially Goku and Vegeta (and by extension the rest of the Z-Fighters)
  • Baby only: Ellen Ripley, Marona, Ben Tennyson, Garfield Logan, The Life Entity, The VUX
  • Dr Myuu only: Dr Gero, Androids 17 and 18, Mewtwo, Mew, Satan (South Park)
• Opposes: Deities related to the sun (Baby)
• During the Saiyan-Tuffle War, the Tuffles had an inkling they were doomed. To preserve their genetic code and get revenge against the Saiyans, a project would be made to create a bio-mechanical parasite that could possess people through wounds and even alter them to become stronger. The parasite proceeded to mastermind the Machine Mutants' creation and get revenge against what's left of the Saiyans. Even if he'd become worse than the Saiyans to do it. The living machine Dr Myuu believed he had created Baby as his masterpiece for universal domination, but in reality Baby made Dr Myuu.
• Applies to them both
  • The duo come from a separate continuity from the current Dragonball Super one, however they did notice a number of similar entities to Baby; the Comme-san and Watagishi parasite have similar abilities to the bio-mechanical being. Some have snarked that their Canon Discontinuity fate was because the explanation of Baby making Dr Myuu makes no sense; he was still developing as a bio-fetus. Some believe that the Tuffles made both and Dr Myuu would ensure the parasite's creation. One thing's for sure; the two do not like working together given Baby disposed of Dr Myuu. However it's in their best interest to work together and ensure their goals come together.
  • Initially only Baby had ascended, and then re-ascended later on(long story). However rather than being deterred by the stigma of the Voodoo Shark, Dr Myuu embraced it as a justification to join and watch over his creation. Despite being killed by him, he does have some fondness as he is "his" masterpiece. Strings were pulled for this to happen, and it was eventually revealed the mastermind behind this was Gorilla Grodd. He felt Baby's abilities to possess people and Dr Myuu's genius would aid him in "solving the human question" and played on their rage at their precursors' race being destroyed by savages. While they were indebted to the Killer Gorilla and Grodd considers Saiyans not much better than humans in his eyes, he is still a simian and they have difficulty working with that. Grodd feels they're letting their racism blind them from the bigger picture.
  Grodd: "The Saiyans are monkeys, not gorillas or apes like myself; they have tails after all.
  • The two of them were able to make a more agreeable alliance with the rogue Galvanic Mechamorph; in his huge yet fragile ego, Malware found himself relating to Baby's plight against the Saiyans and ability to spread and infect other beings. Baby can't seem to do so with fully mechanical life, so the two of them working together helps a lot. Dr Myuu was able to make some headway working with Malware as his genius could help improve Malware's capabilities and aid in their mutual domination schemes. Within their own universe they were able a proper alliance with Cooler. Cooler was almost killed by being thrown into the sun like how Baby was completely killed, and both have a score to settle with Goku and Vegeta. Dr Myuu offered his services to improve his Meta-Cooler army with Machine Mutant technology, and the oldest son of Cold was all for it so long as it aids his empire and proving he's better than Frieza.
  • Baby hates his nickname, and since no-one knows his real name^note assuming he even has one prefers to go by "Tuffle", "King Tuffle" or just "Neo Machine Mutant". Mentioning the song "Baby" is a Berserk Button for him. Dr Myuu meanwhile is perfectly fine being called Dr Myuu, just as long as people don't mistake him for the Mythical Pokemon. He has cited some interested in his namesake^note in Japanese and would love to experiment on both the New Species Pokemon and its Modified Clone for his own takeover schemes. Naturally they both oppose this, but Dr Myuu thinks he and his Machine Mutants have the upper hand as they should count as Steel type, which resists Psychic types. Key word being "think".
• Applies to Baby
  • Initially held the role of Puppeteer Parasite, then Revenge Before Reason before fading into obscurity. Though bitter about being kicked out, he is not so petty as to resent the Headcrabs or Ren Hakuryuu over this. He spends a lot of time in the House of Vengeance plotting how to get back at the Saiyans despite being as bloodthirsty and power-hungry as them and the culprits being long dead.
  • He shares hypocrisy, deep hatred for the Saiyans and clouded good intentions with Zamasu, being close to his Goku Black aspect thanks to the Grand Theft Me element. So far, he is one of Zamasu's few genuine allies. He works well with Shinobu Sensui too; both want to get back at races they see as deeply evil. The alliance with Zamasu involves an interaction with a Goku Black who killed a version of Trunks, and went on to another timeline where he helped Baby kill Goku. After that, however, both Baby and Black had to fight Broly, who due to the high Zenkai boost during his fight against Gohan and Goten, managed to achieve a Super Saiyan 4 transformation. Baby and Black decided to fuse into a distorted version of Vegito and killed Broly once and for all. This also awakened the Beerus from that timeline, but time will tell what happened after that day...
  • Alters his hosts to be more like Tuffles, and isn't limited to just one person. All he needs is a scrape, and at his height possessed everyone on Earth. The ability to exploit even small wounds makes him a threat to the House of Health and Diseases, which led to his banishment. His assimilation prowess also led to him catching the attention to the Thing, however it regards Baby as a rival more than anything; given he can make his host bodies stronger, definitely a major threat. The two attempted to infect each other, but this failed as they found each other too similar to infect.
  • While it's a physical instead of spiritual possession, he has decided not to risk possessing Marona. He knows what she does to people to try and hijack her. He will however try to hijack Garfield Logan, as he considers his ability to transform into different animals combined with his own abilities extremely useful. Same with Ben Tennyson and his alien transformations, but there's a question of how it might work given Zs'skayr couldn't hijack his alien forms. There was also the time he managed to find a lone VUX Intruder and possessed the VUX captain piloting it, but it didn't take long for the possessed VUX to find a mirror. The VUX was so disgusted at their new appearance that they suddenly fought back against their possession and took out a ray gun, [[Driven to Suicide in order to shoot themselves to death, killing that VUX and Baby in the process, with the ship self-destructing.
  • Holds disdain for solar deities as the only way he was eventually put down for good was by being thrown into the Sun. As he is usually able to regenerate from almost nothing, it's believed that extreme temperature and force could replicate this...or at least seriously wound him. Ellen Ripley certainly believes in being thorough. Baby doesn't consider her a threat, but he did consider her mortal arch-nemesis the Xenomorphs as potential hosts. Ultimately he's decided against it as its refusal to obey anyone and incredibly acidic blood might make it incompatible.
  • He was interested by the superficial similarities he shares with Agent Smith; both of them have assimilated populations en masse, though Smith required the virtual nature of the Matrix to do it. However they differ in motives; Baby believes he's restoring the Tuffles and getting revenge on the Saiyans, while Smith is a Straw Nihilist wanting to tear the Matrix and the Real World apart out of resentment for everyone and everything. Smith isn't sure what might happen if someone he possesses in the Matrix is infected by Baby in the real world and how the two may mix, but he has his own goals. He was quick to point out despite claiming he's doing the right thing, Baby doesn't really show it and has failed to truly resurrect the Tuffles. This actually led Baby to realize he needed some better methods if he's truly to revive the Tuffles. His new goal is to try and infect the Life Entity and turn it into his host; if he succeeds he can not only truly revive the Tuffle race but potentially infect the entire DC universe.
  • Dr Myuu muses on what might happen if Baby managed to infect certain characters. The Z Fighters hope that this never happens. Baby is hesitant for most because it might backfire. In hindsight Baby wishes he took more advantage of the time he spent infecting the Android twins as they have unlimited stamina.
    • In a video game he did turn Janemba into a host. While it was fun, he is more interested in the similar Majin Buu. While some might say Evil Is Not a Toy, Baby believes he can get away with absorbtion since Buu has been affected by it before...though they point to him that it took actual gods to alter Buu, and their personalities were lost. Baby still believes it's worth the risk as combining their extreme healing factors might allow him Complete Immortality, and would certainly allow him to absorb others to gain their powers in his primary body.
    • Baby wanted to infect Whis, but declined even an attempt because of what happens if angels break from non-interference . He also knows that going after is suicide since any being capable of harming the Omni-King would wipe him out with ease. And not willing to risk a Hakai it the effort to get a drop of blood out of Beerus, he believes taking control of Shin and Old Kai are the best options. "Baby Shin and Old Kai" would either go into hiding long enough that Whis couldn't reset things and he can use these hosts to blackmail Beerus, or if need be he'd kill these hosts; Beerus would die, Whis would become inactive so he couldn't pull the Reset Button and Baby would've removed the two strongest forces of Universe 7.
    • Moro is a being capable of infecting anything with a mere scrape and existing across the entire population combined with the ability to Mana Drain is a horror the Z Fighters fear. Even Moro isn't expecting he can pull an Assimilation Backfire. However he does want to find a way of fusing Baby's powers into himself while retaining full control, which could himself to become an army that's almost immortal.
• Applies to Dr Myuu
  • Dr Myuu isn't passionate about revenge against the Saiyans like Baby, though he certainly doesn't like them. He simply wants to take over the universe through machine mutants like himself. As such, he feels right at home with the GUAM, though as he's not that ideological it's more a matter of convenience due to his skill at creating machines. He was fascinated at Sigma's skill in recruiting and converting machines to his cause, along with his virus-based nature spreading his will. The Maverick eventually decided to recruit him as one of the GUAM's mechanics; a decision most think was done to distract him from getting too many ideas on who should run the GUAM.
  • Sigma's concern about Dr Myuu's scheming is well-founded; after he broke out of Hell with Dr Gero and worked to turn Android 17 into Super Android 17, he broke their alliance and got 17 to kill Dr Gero again so he would have sole control of the project. 17 soon gave him the same treatment; the "reunion" with Android 20 wasn't pleasant. Having somewhat learned his lesson Dr Myuu has tried to conceal any ambitions about trying to take over the GUAM, and to some extent has accepted that's beyond his capabilities. However he still wants to rise top and has been aiding arch-traitor Starscream in his schemes.
  • The only reasons why he didn't break out of Hell again are because Piccolo is there to actually keep some order there, and he needed to work with Dr Gero to do so the first time. One of the reasons why Baby tolerates him is that when Dr Gero got his revenge and offed him in the pantheon, he ended up in the South Park Hell, where he exploited that Satan's ineffective-ness and took over Hell, pressuring them tokick him out. He then informed Baby that he's here to stay and he better not kill him again or he's going to bring some friends. In Satan's defense he was absent at the time, having died and gone to Heaven.
  • Would absolutely love to take the Star Dream for himself to empower his creations and allow his Machine Mutants to dominate the cosmos. Dr Myuu also wants to take control of D-Reaper for its mass-assmilative and consumptive capacities. Most think this is wishful thinking at best, and in the case of the D-Reaper even Dr Myuu admits it probably is. Its omnicidal desire to eliminate all chaos, aka life is an upset for the doctor as he thinks its power should be used to make people obey, not wipe them out.

Cabba, Caulifla and Kale, Divine Trio of Instant Experts (Saiyans from Universe 6, The Saiyans of the Sixth, The Saiyans of Sadala | Cabba: Cabbe, Kyabe, Cabe | Caulifla: Sis, The First Female Super Saiyan | Kale: Female Broly, Awakened Berserker | Caulifla and Kale: The Toughest Force in the Cosmos, Kefla)

^Kefla 

• Votes: 2(Tropers/fasoman1996, Sailor Venus 372)
• Note: Rework+Addition
• Adopted from: Someone Else 17 by way of fasoman1996
• Potential House: Knowledge (Learning Tools)
• Intermediate Deities (normally), Greater Deities (as Super Saiyans), borderline Overdeities (Kefla, Super Saiyan Berserk Kale)
• Symbol: Planet Sadala's emblem
• Theme Song: A Fearsome Foe, Kefla's FighterZ Theme
• Alignment: Neutral Good (Cabba and Kale), Chaotic Good (Caulifla, Kefla), Chaotic Neutral (Super Saiyan Berserk Kale)
• Portfolio: Instant Experts, Good Counterparts to the U7 Saiyans, Bully Hunters, Human Aliens, Slim-Built Warriors, Vague Age
  • Cabba: The Ace of Sadala's Defense Force, Fragile Speedster, The Unchosen One, Awesomeness by Analysis, Adorkable Nice Guy, Skilled, but Naive, Starkly Similar to Vegeta's Brother, More Leg Muscles in the Manga than the Anime
  • Caulifla and Kale: Amazonian Beauties, Ambiguous Token Yuri Girls via "Romantic" Two-Girl Friendship, Sisters-at-Arms, Took a Level in Cheerfulness, Superpower Lottery, Tomboy and Girly Girl, Fusion Dance into a Physical Goddess
  • Caulifla: Benevolent Boss of a Delinquent Bandit Gang, Blood Knight, Combat Pragmatist, No Sense of Personal Space, Badass Adorable, Anti-Villain to Anti-Hero, Sore Loser, Black Sheep of Sadala, Distaff Counterpart of Goku, Unskilled, but Strong, Adaptive Ability, Spirited Competitor, Asskicker in Purple, Red Energy Attacks, More of a Jerk in the Manga
  • Kale: Green-Haired Super Saiyan, Violent Berserk Form (until she learns to control it), Clingy Jealous Girl, Distaff Counterpart of Broly (and Gohan somewhat), Weight Taller, Shrinking Violet, Tame Her Anger, Mythology Gag
• Domains: Learning, Progression, Power, Skill, Counterparts
  • Cabba: Heroism, Youth
  • Caulifla: Combat, Delinquents
  • Kale: Shyness, Emotion
• Heralds: Renso (Cabba's mentor and Caulifla's brother)
• Varying relationship with: Frost (Enemy Mine or Teeth-Clenched Teamwork depending on the continuity)
• Allies
  • The Super Warriors' Guild^* name will be changed from Honorary Forces of Sadala as soon as they ascend: Vegeta, Kara Zor-L/Karen Starr/Power Girl, Bulma, Ippo Makunouchi, Touta Konoe, Tatsumaki (though she's Headbutting Heroes with Caulifla)
  • Others: Son Gohan, Clark Kent/Superman
  • Shared allies: Diana of Themiscyra/Wonder Woman (Caulifla and Kale)
  • Cabba: Toshinori Yagi/All Might and Izuku Midoriya/Deku, Rayman, The Green Lanterns Of Sector 2814, Team Lightyear, Rey, Rango
  • Caulifla: Greed, Tatsumi Oga
  • Kale: Broly: BR (her Universe 7 Spear Counterpart), Bruce Banner/The Hulk, Fiona Mayfield
• On speaking terms with: Androids 17 and 18, Master Roshi, Krillin, Tien Shinhan, Piccolo, Beerus, Whis
• Friendly Rivals: Son Goku (especially to Caulifla and Kale), Hit
• Enemies(all of them): Frieza, Fused Zamasu, The Crime Syndicate
  • Cabba: Razorbeard and most Space Pirates (less so Locus )
  • Kale: Paragus
• Evil Counterparts: Nappa (Cabba), Legendary Broly (Kale)
• Wary of: Yanderes (Kale)
• Among the ten fighters chosen by Champa for Universe 6 in the Tournament of Power were three Saiyans from the Planet Sadala. Unlike in Universe 7, these Saiyans' original homeworld did not get destroyed, and rather than a galactic force of conquest, their warrior instinct would instead be channeled into acting as a sword of protection throughout the universe. The three who were chosen include Caulifla, a rebellious punk gang boss whose brother was once a captain in the Sadala Defense Force; Kale, the right-hand protégé and "sister" of Caulifla; and Cabba, the ace of the SDF Elite who was taught by Caulifla's brother.
• Applies to the lot
  • Initially the group were enemies with Universe 7, however, this was only because one universe alone would walk away surviving the Tournament of Power. Now that the tournament is over, there are no hard feelings... well, except for Frieza. Each of them is friendly toward one of the Universe 7 Saiyans that was present at the Tournament.
    • Kale got along with Gohan since she noticed a lot of herself in him. Both suffered from self-confidence issues, both had enormous power despite seeing themselves as weak and both got into a rage when utilizing this power. Since meeting again in the Pantheon, Gohan has encouraged her growth, though taking on a much less direct role in this than Caulifla.
    • Caulifla related much more to Goku, as they are both non-galactic-affiliated Saiyans who are very direct to the point of rudeness due to lacking social grace, and whose enjoyment of taking on stronger challenges stands out from even most other Saiyans in that they get even more pumped up when outmatched rather than lose their nerve. Naturally, Goku and Caulifla took on an unofficial Master-Student relationship while they were fighting each other in the anime version of the tournament. After fusing into Kefla and still losing to Goku via Ultra Instinct, she and Kale are eagerly training for a rematch against him in the future.
    • Cabba, meanwhile, was the first U6 Saiyan that his Universe 7 counterparts would meet, taking part in Beerus and Champa's Tournament of Destroyers. He would gravitate towards Prince Vegeta. Seeing how upset he was at learning the Universe 7 Saiyans' space pirating history and the fact that he couldn't even turn into a Super Saiyan, Vegeta triggered Cabba's first transformation by pretending to revert to his old evil self and then taught the boy from Sadala the value of Saiyan strength and pride.
  • Thanks to the case of Vegeta, the three of them are actually part of a team that was initially called the Honorary Forces of Sadala, coined by the U7 Prince himself initially to honor non-Saiyans who exemplify traits that would belong to a reborn positive Saiyan race. Cabba was brought on as Vegeta's Herald so the two of them could be the only actual Saiyans on the team; however, shortly after Kale ascended, a challenge from Vegeta's still-amoral contemporaries required they enlist her, and she bargained for Caulifla to have a seat reserved as well. While seeking to get Caulifla entered, Bulma and Touta Konoe noted that the three warriors from Universe 6 had fast-learned skills and powers that it took their Universe 7 counterparts no end of suffering and long hours of training to master. Cabba had figured out how to dial the sensation in the back that triggers the Super Saiyan transformation, successfully teaching Caulifla how to do it without needing to be angered despite how completely new it was to them^* in contrast, the U7 Saiyans had to either reach the peak of both their power and their suffering to first transform or inherit the trigger through the genes of a parent who'd achieved it prior to their conception. Caulifla showed incredible "learn as you go" in her fight with Goku to the point she went from a base-level Super Saiyan to Super Saiyan 2 mid-fight and only kept improving beyond that. Kale, meanwhile, went from being completely unable to control her Super Saiyan power and going berserk all over the field to mastering that power and learning to double-team foes in perfect sync with Caulifla, and Cabba too transformed to Super Saiyan 2 in defense of his comrades, all within the period they lasted in the Tournament. This gained the trio joint entry as the holders of the Instant Expert title, allowing Caulifla to finally be brought in and her and Cabba both to be counted as deities.
    • With the three of them and Vegeta rendering the Saiyan-to-non-Saiyan count nearly even at 4:5, the team was officially renamed The Super Warriors' Guild. As "Super Warriors" is a title often but not exclusively used to refer to Saiyans, it fits for a team combining virtuous Saiyans with similar-minded ambassadors who mostly come from Earth.
  • As Kale ascended first on her own, some of her self-confidence issues briefly re-appeared due to being in the presence of so many powerful figures in the Trope Pantheon; however Superman managed to comfort her by reminding Kale You Are Better Than You Think You Are. She's glad someone like Superman exists in the Pantheon, for those who suffer insecurity like she did. Not only did Cabba and Caulifla wholly back up Kale's gratitude for Superman once they were able to join her, they each look up to him for their own reasons. Cabba sees Superman as the type of hero he strives to be with the Sadala Defense Force, while Caulifla wants to be as strong as he is so no one can mess with her friends.
  • The Saiyans of Sadala have a distinct problem with the Saiyan Army remnants from Universe 7, namely because of their evil marauding ways. Caulifla and Kale's gang stole from those that could do without and did it so they and others struggling around them could survive, while Cabba is part of a heroic defense force, the exact opposite of the Saiyan Army that was part of the Frieza Force. However most are becoming less evil, or at least more agreeable due to having a greater perspective of what their heroic counterparts achieved, and a shared enmity for Frieza. They noticed that their dynamic could be compared to the Mirror Universe concept, which has led them to butt heads with the Crime Syndicate who have noticed and want to take Universe 6 for themselves.
  • It goes without saying that Zamasu is their enemy, but Frost is more complicated. Despite the disgrace of his true nature being revealed he was willing to team up in the Tournament of Power and didn't show any signs of betraying them. He will team up for them when it comes to defeating shared enemies, but that's about it. That is the anime incarnation of Frost, however. The manga incarnation is a better person, if very underhanded and when this personality shines through their dynamic goes from Enemy Mine to Teeth-Clenched Teamwork.
• Applies to Caulifla and Kale
  • Wonder Woman was interested in a female Saiyan, and wanted to help train Kale to be stronger and master her power. While she would rather train with Caulifla, she was OK seeing what the Amazonians could do. When Caulifla ascended Diana suggested one of her unascended friends, Artemis^note not the deity, can get a permit to work with her so they and the Saiyan girls can train as two sparring teams.
  • Their close interactions have everyone thinking they're a couple. Haruka and Yuu certainly think so, but it's yet to be confirmed.
• Exclusive to Cabba
  • Cabba on the surface holds a similar role to Nappa, as they are both Saiyan Elites with a dynamic with Vegeta, and very similar naming themes. However Nappa was The Brute working for Vegeta at his worst and suffered a You Have Failed Me, while Cabba is an honorable fighter who Vegeta at his best sees as his pupil. While Nappa would've once scoffed at his softer nature and be frustrated by Vegeta's interest in him, his time in the pantheon and influence by his "film producer" personality has drifted him into more neutral-aligned territory. Cabba dislikes his villainy but respects his dedication and his image of Vegeta was somewhat hurt learning what he did to Nappa. Nappa doesn't get why he's "such a softie" and is kind of jealous of the relationship he has with Vegeta, but respects his power.
  • Due to his experience with Frost' duplicity^note anime only, Cabba is working to clean up nefarious space pirates who have been causing trouble in the pantheon. This includes a surprising team-up with Rayman, due to his history with one Admiral Razorbeard. Cabba also made a team-up with both the Green Lantern Corps and Team Lightyear, due to being space police and superheroes.
  • The "distant mentor" relationship between All-Might and Deku reminds him of his dynamic with Vegeta. In addition to wanting to prove himself, Cabba is a hero through and through and that's something the two respect from the Saiyan. The fact he was able to prove himself to his mentor leads him and Rey to get along. Cabba also has respect for Rango due to living up to his boast.
  • Of his other Guild mates, Cabba will most often be seen alongside Touta Konoe and Ippo Makunouchi. Ippo's drive to get stronger in spite of his meek demeanor is something Cabba can relate to, and he often tries to encourage Ippo to strive to become the strongest non-powered human in the Pantheon, so he can challenge for Mr. Satan's World Martial Arts Championship while still reigning as the Japanese Boxing Champion. As for Touta, the two often spar together to improve their own powers and skills.
• Exclusive to Caulifla
  • Much like Daigo Kazama, Caulifla is a punk and delinquent. While she is fundamentally decent and very capable of being nice, she will sometimes exhibit Jerkass tendencies when annoyed. This comes as a surprise to those who don't know about her characterization in the manga version of her story, to which she has this retort.
  Caulifla: I lead a gang of bandits. It should be obvious I'm not all kittens and rainbows. Jeez.
  • Speaking of the manga, aside from the reveal that they are Robin Hood-style bandits, it portrays her gang as an all-female band of street urchins who she personally took in. This seems to contrast how she was first seen in the anime flanked by a sea of punk-clothed male enforcers, however some have figured that if entertainment clubs can operate on a structure consisting of female workers and male bodyguards, so can a gang of Saiyan punk thieves.
  • One of such people who figured this out would be Greed. Being benevolent gang bosses who the manga reveals rescued their subordinates from harsh conditions, she made fast friends with the homunculus. While a bit disappointed that he's not that strong since he doesn't come from a particularly powerful universe, she does find his Ultimate Shield defense fascinating. Caulifla is also chummy with Tatsumi Oga, as he's heroic yet still a delinquent.
• Exclusive to Kale
  • She comes off as meek, introverted and suffers from an inferiority complex. When sufficiently enraged, however, she bulks up in power and size into the Super Saiyan Berserk form. Initially a berserker, during the tournament she learned to retain her mind and actually control that power through her bond with Caulifla.
  • Shares a lot in common with Broly, practically being a Distaff Counterpart. Both have meek base forms and bulk up to green-haired berserkers. Unlike Broly, though, Kale isn't evil, and learned to control her power rather than letting it drive her mad. She opposes him because he's her Evil Counterpart, however, Broly shows fondness towards his Universe 6 equivalent and is quick to defend her. It's joked that she's U6 Broly and he has feelings for her, or maybe he just sees himself as a protective big brother. And like Broly, there are comparisons to the Hulk. The Banner side she is more fond of. After the canon-timeline version of Broly finally appeared, the two got along far easier than the Legendary one. She feels bad about how Broly:BR has been abused and manipulated by his father, though she hopes his new friends as well as Goku (or Kakarot as he calls him) can help him gain a better sense of normalcy and control.
  • Gets jealous when Caulifla shows a lot of fondness towards other people, which once resulted in her Berserk state trying to kill said people. Having learned to control her power, she's developed a dislike of yanderes since it reminds her of her own failings. This has only further fueled the belief that she is in love with Caulifla. Out of those on her team, she gets along best with Superman's Earth-2 cousin Power Girl, and doesn't like Tatsumaki very much; the Tornado's dismissive attitude reminds her of how she was afraid Caulifla would treat her.

I feel like this is good enough, so I'd like to ask for s.

The Searchers^Members Genki Sakura, Holly, Mochi, Suezo, Golem, Tiger of the Wind and Hare, Divine Protectors of Mons (Courageous Seven; Tiger: Rygar, Tornado of Death; Hare: Ham)

• Lesser Gods (the monsters), Demideities (the humans)
• Symbol: A Disc Stone
• Theme Song: "Kaze ga Soyogu Basho"
• Alignment: Neutral Good (Tiger and Hare used to be True Neutral)
• Portfolio: True Companions
  • Genki: Keet, able to kick monster butt so long as he's wearing rollerblades, Trapped in Another World but not too sad about it
  • Holly: Doomed Hometown, owner of the Magic Stone
  • Mochi: Ridiculously Cute Critter, Badass Adorable, Cherry Blossoms
  • Suezo: Oculothorax, Psychic Powers, Butt-Monkey
  • Golem: Rock Monster, Gentle Giant, Technical Pacifist, Stone Wall
  • Tiger: More like a wolf, best fighter in the team, had some family problems
  • Hare: The Smart Guy, Vitriolic Best Buds with Tiger, Boxing Rabbit
• Domains: Mons, Parallel Worlds, Heroism, Adventure, Friendship
• Allies: Many Pokémon, Digimon and Yu-Gi-Oh! deities, The Bladebreakers, Nate Adams, Rei, Musashi and Ultraman Cosmos, Kirito and Asuna, Seven Samurai
  • Holly: Luke Skywalker
  • Golem: Iron Giant, The BFG, Ferdinand, Kirby
• Enemies: Fatalis, Nobuyuki Sugou, Death Gun, Quinella
• Complicated Relations: Akihiko Kayaba
• After winning a tournament, Monster Rancher fan Genki Sakura was rewarded with a beta version of "Monster 200X". The game played normally at first, but he shortly found himself summoned inside it, where he met Holly, a girl slightly older than him, and her companion Suezo. The two were the only survivors of a village razed by the evil Moo, who was turning all the monsters in the world into his minions and killing those who stood against him. Holly and Suezo were on a quest to find the Phoenix to defeat him and his army and Genki decided to join them. Soon they awakened a cute penguin-like monster called Mochi and found other companions in the pacifistic Golem, the proud Tiger of the Wind and cunning Hare. They became known as the Searchers because of their quest to find the Phoenix. In the end they discovered that Suezo, Mochi, Golem, Tiger and Hare harbored the Phoenix's soul inside them and so the five sacrificed themselves to form the legendary bird and defeat Moo, immediately after which Genki was thrown back into his world.
  • Having not even been allowed to say goodbye, Genki refused to accept his adventure's abrupt end. There wasn't much he could do about it until he found a Monster Rancher game he'd never seen before and what do you know, this one also transported Genki into the game world. He reunited with Holly and they set out to revive all their monster friends, and also save Holly's father, who had been used as the host for Moo's soul before. The gang competed in a tournament to obtain mystery Disc Stones that could possibly contain what they were looking for, while fighting against Durahan, a remnant of Moo's army. Everything turned out for the best as they managed to save Holly's father, revived every monster that was Moo's pawn, started rebuilding Holly's village, and Genki became able to travel between the two worlds as much as he wanted.
• With peace restored to Pangaea (that's the world's name), the Searchers were finally allowed to settle down. Then one day, Genki and Mochi were playing some ways away from Holly's village when they found a mysterious Disc Stone that was all white and didn't have the usual monster figure on it. The Searchers had a meeting to decide what to do with it and they agreed they should see what it was about. They walked to the nearest shrine to unseal the Disc Stone and upon doing so, found themselves sucked into a vortex. Shortly they landed in a place that they thought somewhat resembled their world but at the same time not. Genki, having gone through this before, suggested that they explore the new place and see if they can make new friends while they're at it. Some time into it they met Ash Ketchum and his Pikachu; Ash and Genki were both fascinated with the monsters they had never seen before and quickly hit it off. At length Genki explained their situation to Ash, who decided to take them to the Main House. There, the Searchers were surprised to hear the explanation about the Pantheon and that the group was under consideration for deification. After being assured that they could go back to their world whenever they pleased, the Searchers accepted being deified.
• One of the reasons they decided to have a presence in the Pantheon was because they heard of some Baddies in the same vein as Moo that could pose a threat to their world. Yeah, they tend to refer to villains as Baddies, which is very cringeworthy to most of the rest of the Pantheon, although at least Genki, Mochi and Golem get a pass for saying it. Anyway, the Elder Dragon Fatalis is probably the one they keep a watch on most, as not only is it a seemingly naturally malevolent monster much like Moo, it has also caused something called the Black Blight, which turns monsters who otherwise live happily with humans against them. As Pangaea is a world where humans and monsters are totally integrated with one another, the Black Blight reaching it could spell dire consequences, something the Searchers are determined to avert.
• Being a huge fan of a mon game franchise, Genki was excited to learn about all the similar creatures present in the Pantheon and how they compared to his favorites. The rest of the gang was pretty interested as well to meet creatures that are like themselves yet different. While Genki became very good friends with Ash because of their similar personalities, Genki saw more parallels in the Digidestined's adventures to his own, since many of them also got transported into a different world. The Digidestined were rather more grim and less enthusiastic about it than Genki, though, not that they didn't have their share of happy times and they did come to see their Digimon as best friends and care for the Digital World. Among the Digidestined, the Searchers are probably closest to Takuto and Shiki, as their intensive Digimon training is most similar to how things work in Pangaea.
  • Genki's gregarious personality ensures that the Searchers have at least some connection with most other mon-wielders in the Pantheon, such as Nate Adams, whose yo-kai who dwell hidden in the human world are a source of curiosity to Mochi and the others. The Ultramen Rei, Musashi and Cosmos count the Searchers as their allies, much to Genki's fanboying and admiration for how they can control kaiju. Even more tangentially-related deities like the Duel Monsters duelists or the Bladebreakers are also included in the Searchers' list of friendships, as are demon-wielders Kazuya and Hibiki, even though the Searchers were rather shocked at the brutality of their particular "mons".
• Kirito and Asuna are pretty impressed that a kid like Genki fearlessly faced so much danger, fought monsters with his bare hands and and came out psychologically unscathed. Genki was understandably freaked out to learn about Kirito and Asuna getting trapped in a game under threat of getting their brains fried if they lost, plus dealing with various abusive and evil humans who used game worlds to carry out their monstrous actions; a lot of those are ascended and the Searchers are determined never to let them use Pangaea for their ends. Sugou is especially offensive to Suezo, who may be a sex maniac but would never ever go as far as what Sugou tried doing to Asuna; knowing that Sugou remains perverse in the Pantheon, Suezo can't help but worry for Holly. Tiger takes special issue with Death Gun, seeing as how two of them are brothers, with the lousy older one drawing the younger into his activities. Quinella's megalomania likens her to Moo, so she is equally detestable to all the Searchers. They don't trust game master Kayaba much either given he trapped thousands of people in a deadly game against their will, although Kayaba doesn't antagonize them at all and shows interest in them and their game world where the stakes are real.
  • On a lighter note, Mochi's cuteness has made him pretty popular with all of Kirito's female friends; their fondness also extends to Tiger, Hare and Golem (in decreasing order), and definitely does not extend to Suezo, much to his dismay and jealousy of his teammates, as he was hoping Kirito, being taken by Asuna, could spare one or two of his lady acquaintances (you can see why they don't like him much). Mochi, having the most childish disposition among the Searchers, has also became a regular playmate for Kirito and Asuna's "daughter" Yui.
• More than being an unusually malicious monster, Moo was actually created by scientists long ago, when Pangaea was engulfed in war. Moo was engineered to be the ultimate weapon of mass destruction that would win the war, but after realizing how powerful he was, he decided to strike out on his own and create his own army. This led to the creation of the Phoenix to counter Moo, which proved to be only a temporary solution until the Searchers destroyed Moo for good centuries later. This all being the consequence of war, the Searchers tend to be on the pacifist side of things and not get along too well with the various deified warhawks, especially those with a predilection for nukes and other such weapons. That doesn't mean they'll back down in a fight, but they worry lest the neverending war between the Pantheon's factions leads to another Moo and near-total annihilation.
• They have forged an unusual yet rather strong bond with the similarly-numbered Seven Samurai. This probably comes from how these ragtag teams were thrown together at short notice to fight a much larger enemy and put an end to the injustices they put defenseless people through. They even lost most members of their team in the climactic battle, though at least the Seachers had ways to revive their fallen ones, while among the Seven Samurai, the deaths were final and a reunion wasn't possible until they ascended. At any rate, both heroic groups are more than willing to help each other root out evil in the Pantheon and Kambei thinks the variety of skills that the monsters bring to the table would be very interesting to strategize with. In terms of individual relations, Kambei seems to view Holly as the leader of the group on account of her maturity, so she is the one he talks the most with; Holly views him as a reassuring grandfatherly figure. The groups' best warriors, Kyuzo and Tiger, can often be seen discussing combat strategy. Heihachi, Gorobei and Kikuchiyo all enjoy the company of the monsters and all together they make things pretty lively; Heihachi gets along particularly with Suezo and Hare, seeing as how they all bring humor into the proceedings and take a pragmatic approach to battle.
• One can guess that Holly experienced a lot of emotional turmoil upon learning that Moo was her father, which is somewhat misleading as it was more that her father was possessed by Moo until he found his true body, but Moo certainly tried to take advantage of the hold this gave him on Holly. All this caused Holly a lot of pain, so Luke Skywalker has a lot of sympathy for her, as he's well-aware of what it's like to find out one's father is evil. Fortunately, both Holly and Luke managed to bring their parents back to the side of good, with Holly feeling sorry that for Luke, that came at the cost of his father's death, meaning they could never truly spend time as family in life. At least, Luke has a group of good, if colorful, friends for comfort, much like Holly has in the rest of the Searchers.
• For a rock giant, Golem's heart is very soft. Out of the group he is the one who hates fighting most, which doesn't mean he won't protect his friends under any circumstances. But he would much rather smell flowers and hear birds singing, which has led to other deities such as the Iron Giant and the BFG to welcome him into their "ranks" of nice giants. The Iron Giant definitely sympathizes with his hatred of war, as he himself does not like being used as a weapon even though he was created for that. Golem is somewhat simple-minded, but he understands the Iron Giant's feelings very well. Additionally, while lying in a flowered meadow, he met the bull Ferdinand, which while not quite the size of the other giants, is still considered one of them, and shares Golem's love for flowers. He is thus quite happy to show Golem other beautiful places with flowers, which Golem highly appreciates.
  • Later in the journeys, Golem decided he'd become a chef when things settled down. He's trying to reach that goal at the moment, spending a lot of time at the House of Food learning. Since he eats rocks, he often makes the mistake of making food out of that that he's supposed to serve to others, earning him no end of scoldings from Gordon Ramsey, a man who truly frightens the gentle Golem. Fortunately, Kirby can eat his rocky dishes, which is some comfort to Golem. Sometimes he does remember that others do not eat like he does and he comes out with some truly amazing pizzas, which have garnered a lot of popularity.

@wootz and RJ - .

Edited by CrimsonShark on May 7th 2021 at 3:25:16 PM

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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, Lavos, The Grand United Alliance of Destruction, Giygas’ allies
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: The Daleks
• Enemies: The Chosen Four, Lucas, The Silencerz, Galeem and Dharkon, Sans and Papyrus, Future Trunks, Madoka Kaname, The Sailor Senshi, Homura Akemi
• 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 have 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 the answer.
• They have been working with Junko as of late to restore Giygas’ sanity once they learned that she wanted to purify him into a state similar to her own. They have earned enemies in some of the Touhou Project deities because of this.

"All right! Let's get going with our hearts pounding and our spirits high!"

A slight update on the profile so far.

I'm not sure if Tahei and Matashichi would actually tolerate C-3PO and R2-D2 given the bickering attitude shared between the two duos. Probably unlikely, but what do you think?

General Rokurōta Makabe, Princess Yuki, Tahei and Matashichi, Deified Representatives of MacGuffin Escort Missions

• House: Narrative Objects
• Demideities
• Symbol: The Akizuki crescent
• Theme Song: “The Hidden Fortress - Main Theme”
• Alignment: Lawful Good (Rokurōta), Chaotic Good (Princess Yuki), Chaotic Neutral (Tahei and Matashichi)
• Portfolio: Live-Action Escort Mission
  • Rokurōta: The Hero, Samurai
  • Princess Yuki: Large Ham with No Indoor Voice, Princess Incognito, Rebellious and Tomboy Princess
  • Tahei and Matashichi: Action Survivors, Dirty Cowards, Supporting Protagonists who were the initial focus, Vitriolic Best Buds
• Domains: Escort, Adventure, Samurai
• Followers:
• Allies: Sanjuro, Nathan Algren, Therion of the Eight Travellers, C-3PO and R2-D2, Princess Leia Organa
• Enemies:
• Headbutting Heroes with: San (Princess Yuki)
• In feudal Japan, two greedy peasants, Tahei and Matashichi, were returning home from a failed attempt to profit from a war between neighboring clans. En route, they cross paths with the remnants of the defeated Akizuki tribe that notably consists of General Rokurōta Makabe and Princess Yuki, who needed to escape into allied territory with their large supply of gold to rebuild their shattered clan (although the two peasants were unaware of their status when they first encounter them). To do this the Peasants are tricked into helping them, with the promise that they will receive a large share of the gold when the destination is reached. Along the way, the General's prowess is put to the test as he must guide the four, and later five with the inclusion of a freed slave, through close encounters with the pursuing enemy, and out of difficult situations the bumbling peasants manage to get them into. In the end, the two peasants were rewarded with one piece of ryō while the rest of the gold would be used for Yuki’s territory.
• A while after those events occurred, Tahei and Matashichi were still wandering down the road, though still with the piece of gold, when they came across a ronin named Sanjuro, who was walkin the opposite path. The two peasants were initially confused, thinking that the ronin was Rokurōta, asking why he is here for them. The ronin doesn’t care for their questions, dragging them with him. When they reached their destination, which is the Pantheon’s Main House, they ended up seeing Rokurōta and Yuki, who were also brought into the House. It turns out that they were brought because of their escort mission back in their world.
• (other samurai)
• (Interactions with Princess Mononoke deities)
• Given that their film ended up serving as one of the inspirations for a certain story from a galaxy far, far away, it would be a matter of time before the four would meet up with several deities from the Star Wars universe. In particular, Yuki seems to get along well with Leia Organa given their Rebellious Princess attitude as well as both of them having their respective home territories destroyed. Meanwhile, the two peasants were surprised with a few similarities between them and C-3PO and R2-D2. (more on that later)

Im kinda bored of AAHW so that one is up for grabs. Maybe i'll just rework Ada Wong instead.

If these four are to be friends with the original SW crew, then I would guess Tahei and Matashichi and C-3 and Artoo would tolerate each other out of necessity. C-3 would probably be easily offended by their crude attitude. I can actually see them attempt to dismantle the robots to get at the metal inside, only to get caught and scolded by the others.

Edited by wootzits on May 7th 2021 at 3:43:38 PM

Can I please get a full consensus on this

I have proposed Perpetua for Not Quite the Almighty; she is the creator of the DC Multiverse however is herself a lesser Demiurge to the Source, and is motivated by large in fear of its judgement. Sailor Venus 372, Whirl RX and The Wikia Editor approved, Vengeful Bale and Hamana Hamana Hamana disapproved. How many more approvals to disapprovals do I need to have the clearance to do this?

Abstaning on this.

@Migami: In regards to the bad profiles, would it be possible to send Ned Stark, King Lear, Gendo Ikari, Clock-La and The Firebird my way?

Edited by Bazzardreturns on May 7th 2021 at 8:37:38 AM

@Donnietu, I know it's not what your asking for, but I think you can mention a Commonality Connection with The Seven Samurai. As they were directed by Akira Kurosawa.

@Sailor Venus 372, Since the Starmen are evil invaders from space, you can add The Doctor, The Space Sheriffs, Team Lightyear, Agent K and Agent J (The Men in Black), The Guardians of the Galaxy, The Green Lanterns, The Mega Men and the Autobots to name a few as enemies. You could probably have the Decepticons as allies.

@Migami, I'll reserve Freya, Anubis, Odin (Final Fantasy), The Fiends and Jason Brody.

@RJ, I think a major problem with Perpetua, is that you were building her profile both before her story ended and without approval. I think you have the needed approvals to be allowed to work on her, but with what I just mentioned, there's a lack of faith in it.

Edited by AzureLegacy on May 7th 2021 at 12:08:34 PM

Bottom Posting.