@Viracochaxevious:

@ The Little Prince: Goku might wonder if his planet is made of the same stuff as King Kai's

What else should I add/change to Perpetua

Perpetua, Goddess of Near-Almighty Divinity (Mother of the Multiverse)

• House: Holy Authority And Power (House of Faith)
• Overdeity
• Symbol: The Totality
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: An Extremely Maltheistic Figure Who Is Still Subservient To The Source, Cosmic Entity, Glowing Eyes of Doom, Malicious Ambitions To Secure True Immortality, Horns of Villainy, Lean and Mean, Devilish Demiurge Willing To Destroy Whole Universes, Absolute Cleavage, Forehead of Doom, Once Imprisoned Behind The Source Wall, Being The Ultimate Villain Of The DC Multiverse By Encouraging Bringers Of Crisis To Choose Doom
• Domains: Creators, Ambition, Immortality, Evil, Cosmic Beings, Doom
• Interests: The Lich, Darth Plagueis
• Interested in: Lucifer (Supernatural), The Nothing, the House of Emotion
• Special relationship with: Mobius/the Anti-Monitor (her son)
• Allies
  • Divine and infernal beings: Darkseid, Kronika, Chakravartin, Zanza, Dis
  • Other entities: Father (FMA), Barbatos, The Mind Flayer, Parallax, the Hounds Of War
  • Former allies: Lex Luthor, The Batman Who Laughs
• Potential Quislings: Ragyo Kiryuin, the Martians (Mars Attacks), Bandos, Ulanaq, Lord Drakkon
• On speaking terms with: The Chaos Gods, Chuck Shurley
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: The Ebon Dragon, Angra Mainyu, Fused Zamasu, the Grand United Alliance of Destruction, the Divine Powers
• Rivals: YHVH, Lucifer, Solaris, The Anti-Spiral, the Hadou Gods, The Old Gods, Galeem and Dharkon
  • Friendly Rivalry with: Melkor
• Enemies:
  • Comic book deities: Pretty much the whole DC Comics continuum, but especially Mar Novu/the Monitor and Alpheus/the World Forger (her sons), the the Presence (superior as the Source), Jon Osterman/Dr Manhattan and Diana of Themiscyra/Wonder Woman), The Celestials, The Living Tribunal, Eternity, her former allies (especially The Batman Who Laughs)
  • Creator and Top Gods: gods with a capital-G (especially The Love That Moves The Stars and Eru Illuvatar), The Flying Spaghetti Monster, Present and Future Zen'o, Arceus, Gan
  • Divine beings: The Ones, Cosmos, The Creation Trio, The Flying Spaghetti Monster, The Unconquered Sun, Ahura Mazda, Beerus, Gowasu
  • Other: The Protectors of the Plot Continuum, The Pantheonic Time Police, Aleph, The Emperor of Mankind and his Order Of Humanity
• Opposed by: The House of Magic, the Forms of Immortality sub-house
• In the greater Omniverse live the Super-Celestials, beings meant to start multiverses and give themselves to them in order to forever sustain them. However the most feared of them, Perpetua, sought to sustain herself forever with her creation of the proto-DC Multiverse. Her sons would maintain the positive matter, antimatter and dark matter aspects of her creation, while she sought to turn the multiverse into a weapon. Ultimately her sons ratted her out, resulting in the Source sending a messenger to imprison her in the Source Wall, which'd guard the multiverse from the energies beyond. However the breaking of the Source Wall has released the Mother of the Multiverse, and she plans to weaponize her creation against her brothers and sisters, and escape the judgement of the Source.
• Her ascension sent waves of fear through the Celestials; they aren't the same Celestials Perpetua is a part of, but they know the reputation she has among them. The Mother of the Multiverse soon took notice of the House of Time and Space, and its role in the expanse of the greater omniverse. Her plans are to twist it into a weapon against the Source and all true supreme beings, to ensure she will forever exist. However Perpetua knows she's a recent player in the field and if she's going to take over the Trope Pantheon, she'll need some help.
  • Both Zamasu and the Divine Powers envision the overthrowing of the status quo and the current order to achieve their own vision of a utopia. Due to the sheer power of Perpetua, they think it's wise siding with her for now to achieve their ends. Of course, despite her promises of making perfect universes for them interactions with Luthor show she cannot be trusted as a true ally to them. Then again, the same could be said of the mad Kaioshin and the Divine Powers. And yes, they are quite aware of that
  • Kronika was willing to go along Perpetua wholeheatedly. A Titan in charge of time, yet manipulating it to her own selfish ends along with...questionable parenting skills makes her similar in personality to Perpetua. That said, while Kronika has been promised absolute domain over the MK multiverse in exchange for aiding Perpetua, she dislikes her selfish motives. The Super-Celestial doesn't think she has much room to talk.
  • Chakravartin is a creator god with malicious intentions on reality, though he frames it as otherwise. Come his defeat at the hands of Asura, he has chosen to join Perpetua in hopes of gaining his ultimate ambitions. Zanza is exciting at the idea of working with the Mother of the Multiverse as they share a selfish spirit for their universes, and Perpetua will allow him the means to forever create and reshape his reality as he sees fit.
  • The Ebon Dragon and Angra Mainyu joined as she is associated with "doom" over "justice", but more importantly to finally have the edge over their antitheses. In particular Perpetua has promised to make the Ebon Dragon a cosmic force and true being. That said, camaraderie is non-existent and both sides see the other as a means to an end. The Unconquered Sun and Ahura Mazda chided them for believing it would make any significant distance, and Perpetua asked the latter God of Good why.
  Ahura Mazda: "It is not a lack of power or scale for why you will fail; it is the nature of evil to hinder itself. This is why justice shall prevail over doom, despite all your attempts."
• Perpetua wields the Seven Hidden Forces of Creation. They are as followed:
  • The Still Force; counter to Speed Force. Based around inertia and entropy. Despite this power being in line with many of Nekron's desires, Perpetua considers herself far above him and regards herself as more "constructive", thus isn't going to utilize the Grand United Alliance of Destruction. The worst part is that she legitimately is more dangerous and powerful than the Lord of the Unliving.
  • The Invisible Spectrum, which feeds on buried primal emotions. The only one known so far is the Ultraviolet Corps, which represent repressed shame and guilt. She has her sights set on the House of Emotion to further re-unlock this ancient power of hers, believing that the UV embodiment Umbrax can be awakened by exploiting the Regret sub-house.
  • The Tear of Extinction, which brings death to all living beings and immortals. It is driven toward isolation and solipsism and is tied to the Death Force. Even gods can die to it. And as such, the sub-house for immortals is on edge with her existence in the pantheon, and she believes sufficient amount can override the Death Is Cheap nature of the pantheon. Partnered with it is the Void Wind, which can snuff out magic and gods. Thus, she is feared by the House of Magic.
  • Other forces include the Black Apple, the Sixth Note and Faithlessness. The Black Apple represents forbidden knowledge, which she is trying to tempt members of the House of Knowledge with. The Sixth Note is an esoteric power beyond imagination itself. Then the Faithlessness, which while little is known it appears to be tied with the concept of Doom. The Nothing may be connected to either the Void Wind, Sixth Note or the Faithlessness. She feels it is a useful tool, though given what the Nothing is it isn't going to side with her.
• Her arrival immediately got the attention of the Presence; though He takes a different form, He is still the same being as the Source Perpetua betrayed. He immediately called on her three sons to prepare and empower them so they can form the Ultra Monitor again, while making sure the Anti-Monitor is kept on a leash. Mobius is still somewhat loyal to his mother and regrets joining his brothers to rat him out as it made his roles as a Destroyer Deity obsolete, but is forced to be disloyal whenever the Presence says so. By contrast Mar Novu and Alpheus won't hesitate to fight their mother and they don't regret ratting her out.
• Superheroes and supervillains across the DC Multiverse were on high alert come her ascension to the pantheon. Even if he's not a superhero persay, she was immediately concerned with Doctor Manhattan since it was his powers that the Batman That Laughs recreated for himself to even stand a chance against her. Likewise, she put Wonder Woman high on her hit list as when empowered by the World Forge she was the one who finally put Laughs down for good, and the Mother of the Multiverse doesn't want that kind of power up to happen again.
• Not all DC characters oppose her, however; Barbatos was convinced to strike down his master with Perpetua's advice. Substituting the Batman Who Laughs, Perpetua wants him to replace the role and join with the Mind Flayer at her side to run her new and improved Dark Multiverse for the darkness they'll bring. And she has not just whispered to Barbatos, but her son Mobius, Parallax, Alexander Luthor Jr and Darkseid, encouraging them to act in various crises to damage the Source Wall so she may one day be free. Like Melkor it is likely a stretch to say she influenced crises beyond the scope of DC, but by most metrics she is her multiverse's Greater-Scope Villain as well. Darkseid has already been promised by Laughs a world where he won the Final Crisis and Perpetua promises to maintain that for him. She has also made a clear promise to Parallax that he may run rampant and feed off the terror of The Dark Multiverse so long as he serves her.
• Because of her opposition to any true supreme being, she detests The Love That Moves The Stars; a truly transcendent presence that is the source of creation. As the Mother of the Multiverse perverts creation to her own selfish ends, He sees her as being little better than Dis. The Emperor of the Kingdom Dolorous has as much of a kinship as possible for an omnimalevolent being such as himself with Perpetua, who seeks to restore him to shape in order to be an important asset against her war of the true divine. To aid in the war against their creators she formed a strained alliance with the GUAD; giving them the firepower to destroy whole universes, but only if it's universes she thinks should go. The Mother of the Multiverse doesn't want to destroy everything forever, just re-shape things the way she sees fit.
• Perpetua believes the Force is some sort of aspect or connection to the Source. As such, she desires to capture and subjugate/twist the Ones for her own purposes, boasting "I have faced mightier Celestials than you". More generally, the Mother of the Multiverse is hated and feared by the divine. Many have compared her Gnostic Demiurge, being both a malicious god and a betrayer of the cosmic order. Though significantly less powerful than her, the Father of the Homunculi fits a lot of her character traits. Perpetua has some measure of sympathy for his desire of ultimate freedom, and she recognizes that the Truth is much like the Source in many ways. As such, she is aiding Father in taking down the Truth in order to achieve her own ends with existence.
• Perpetua's perversion of the natural order gained her many enemies even before her re-emergence. A supremely selfish creator, Gowasu regards her as the pinnacle of disorder that a god of creation can reach. Beerus agrees, and when the Mother of the Multiverse claimed he was being hypocritical, he defended this by saying he would never go so far as she did. Both Zen'o were so offended by her abuse of power(even if she argued they weren't innocents in such, they tried erasing her on the spot...only for it to not work, though she did emerge with scratches. Everyone was terrified.
  Perpetua: "Perhaps if you had proper training, I would've been in trouble. But I am feared through the greater omniverse for a reason.
• Arceus despises Perpetua for being a traitor to her job as a creator, however she doesn't think much of the Original One. Ahura Mazda fears she might be what he would become if he breaks from the stress of his job. The Mother of the Multiverse is a serious enemy to the Pantheonic Time Police and the Protectors of the Plot Continuum as well, what with her plans to warp reality to her liking and exploitation of Crisis energy. Despite all of this antipathy towards her, there were a number of divine beings who think she's justified in her feelings. It's just that they get in the way of their desires, making her a rival.
  • Obvious comparisons were made to YHVH once it was revealed He is not in fact the true God of the SMT Multiverse, but an Avatar/representative for the true Great Will. Even before that, they are selfish egomaniacs who feel creation should bend to their whim. However Perpetua believes He is overly worried about The Evils of Free Will, and there are easier means of asserting domination. The God of Order simply considers her on a level of power as to be a serious threat to His regime.
  • The opposite, Lucifer, denounces Perpetua as a coward as her core motive is to avoid becoming irrelevant. She chooses not to react to this, and as far as she's considered "Law" and "Chaos" are mere means to an end. She feels much the same about Galeem and Dharkon, who "reset the playing field" so to speak. Between Lucifer and YHVH, the Mother of the Multiverse actually respects the Divine Powers more as they seek to change the game rather than continue it, which seems the more productive action to her. Of course, she has different ideas to them on what is "productive".
  • Solaris totally agrees that reality should be torn apart to achieve their own ends, like Perpetua. However she feels the time god is myopic; if you devour all of space and time, what are you supposed to do with nothing to rule? Though she is willing to throw the multiverse under the bus for her own ends, the Mother of the Multiverse still wants an omniverse to rule. The two will at least team up if it means opposing the Pantheonic Time Police, given they are two of said police's gravest foes, and see each other more as competition than enemies.
  • Melkor is more of a clear Satanic Archetype, but Perpetua likes him the most out of her rivals. His views tie more into the idea of "doom", and they have an Arch-Enemy in a creator that they ultimately can't ever truly defeat. Melkor's Start of Darkness was frustration at not being able to create, Perpetua's was Mortality Phobia, something that the Dark Lord has come to feel as well. They'd probably be allies if they weren't so high-profile that they'd inevitably fight over control rather than be a Big Bad Duumvirate. And as far as Perpetua is concerned, Evil is but a tool.
  • Eyeing up the Throne as it allows one's Law to be the law of the multiverse, making it an extremely powerful tool for whoever sits upon it.
• Part of her goal in weaponizing the multiverse includes making hybrids of Martians and humans. There are a lot of the former to pick from, and she has decided to offer the Martian from Mars Attacks! a deal; serve as her foot soldiers and she will enhance them, becoming a powerful force in the new order. They accepted this deal. Ragyo Kiryuin has also accepted her deal for power and spreading the Life Fibre. Part of why this worked out was they have similar ideals as mothers.
• While the various alliances consider the Forever War of the pantheon frustrating, given it seems none of them will ever have a definitive win, Perpetua takes a "glass half full" approach to it. However this is only because the resultant Crisis energy will empower her. As such, she is one of the major backers of the Hounds of War, but only until such a point where she has gained so much power from the pantheon's Crisis energies she can steamroll the other alliances and take over the Trope Pantheon itself. To keep fuelling Crisis energies she has been supporting all of the Chaos Gods, even if she doesn't care about their ideologies and neither do they. This only fuels what the Emperor of Mankind has in her mind of the Mother of the Multiverse; The absolute WORST of gods. Her "vision" of violent human-Martian hybrids is an abomination to him and he regards her in the same tier of "EXTERMINATUS AT ALL COSTS" as the Chaos Gods, YHVH, Lucifer and Melkor.
• She has made sweet talk with Ulanaq in that her "doom" fits his vision, and he could reach even greater heights of divinity by being one of her disciples. He's considering it, since for now he's still siding with Vaatu. She has also promised Lord Drakkon and Bandos a fair bit of multiversal power as well. On a more academic level the Lich was interested in her and her place in the greater mythology of existence, as was Darth Plagueis because of her nature as a creator. Their ambitions have precluded becoming her allies, but they are still permitted to study her to an extent.
• Perpetua wonders if Lucifer, the son of Chuck, could serve her interests. The answer was yes, if it also serves his own. What with him being a powerful and rebellious devil, he's the kind of guy who she thinks stroking his ego would lead to him aiding her. She was most amused to learn his dad was Evil All Along, as a deity who sees creation as His amusement is an attitude she agrees with, and wonders if he can use his "writing" to help her "story" of becoming truly supreme.
• Gaining more intel onto the Dark Multiverse thanks to the Batman Who Laughs, she plans to create Dark Multiverse nightmare worlds where The Bad Guy Wins stuck in a perpetual loop with the various events in the pantheon. Well plan is more accurate; she is not to be trusted. She lied to Luthor about humanity surviving and ascending, something the Batman Who Laughs figured and eventually convinced to be her Dragon instead because of his knowledge of the Dark Multiverse. And of course he's not to be trusted, as after implanting his brain in a Bruce Wayne with Dr Manhattan's powers the "Darkest Knight" plans to overthrow her. Ultimately the Darkest Knight succeeded at killing her by pummelling her to death with the remains of the Source Wall, and now that she's been revived in the pantheon she's absolutely livid about it.

Edited by RJ-19-CLOVIS-93 on May 13th 2021 at 11:29:38 PM

Here's a redirect to my Group suggestion, my Party Game candidate, and my Medical Game candidates.

I'd actually repost them, but doing it 3 times or more is frowned upon.

@ Wootzits: For The Little Prince the snake in the animated adaptation wanted to bring everything to darkness, Apophis and Jorumgandr would be enemies, but the snake in the original book was more friendly overall, he'd be friends with good snakes . He'd have Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with Kaa due to both the book and Disney counterparts existing, and friends with Viper of the Furious Five. (Damn, hardly any other good-aligned snakes)

Additionally, given the rose's importance, an interaction with Belle and the Beast would be appropriate.

Star Control 2 references the book since a riddle involving a constellation resembling "the snake-like creature who has swallowed the elephantine beast" aka that drawing the narrator drew. Admiral ZEX of the VUX who made said riddle would view The Little Prince positively, but given his perversion towards humans in general his admiration would be one-sided.

@nightelf: I already gave my for the Envoys of the Singular Hitpoint. I have no idea how many a group needs though.

Also, for both Gulliver profiles.

Edited by Necromancer10 on May 13th 2021 at 10:31:29 AM

How many s for I need for groups again?

Modok is here.

The Lilliputians, I think, are hardly worth the charge of a fleet and army to reduce them...

I dwell the longer upon this subject from the desire I have to make the society of an English Yahoo by any means not insupportable: and therefore I here entreat those who have any tincture of this absurd vice, that they will not presume to come in my sight.''

That's a wrap! Now I must retreat to the Prison of Darkness to which I have been exiled once more. Mind keeping the engine running, yes? Farewell, and best of luck.

Edited by Viracochaxevious on May 13th 2021 at 11:14:00 AM

You earned it; you're one to put quality over quantity

Oh wait

Nightelf, if you approve of my Impel Down can I please have consensus, and on more than just you, whether the Warden should give Hellhole Prison or The Alcatraz to it, or if other people think I should give up on the installation. No offense but neither of us are that all liked here so I feel like I need more than your vote from now on

Edited by RJ-19-CLOVIS-93 on May 14th 2021 at 2:00:52 AM

I think The Alcatraz would be a more appropriate trope for Impel Down, and likewise Hellhole Prison more appropriate for the Warden to keep.

Again (for what feels like the 100th time in telling this to you), Dominions are separate from character deities and the Warden doesn't need to lose any tropes just so Impel Down can ascend. Impel Down can have The Alcatraz for all I care, just don't act like it's necessary to remove it from the Warden to make it work. If you actually have a problem with that, well, learn to cope or give up on Impel Down.

Edited by wootzits on May 13th 2021 at 6:46:25 PM

Though Dominions were like mini-Pantheons and tropes by deities taken have no bearingL

It is perfectly acceptable for a Deity and Dominion to hold the same trope.

Alright, I get it now, dominions and people can share the same trope

Edited by RJ-19-CLOVIS-93 on May 15th 2021 at 5:38:38 AM

Here it is, HK-47's second draft. Made new additions and asking for feedback. Any robotic deities, snarky-types, assassination droids I am missing?

HK-47, Robotic Entity Who Refers Organics As Meatbags

• Statement: An Intermediate Entity
• Observation: Symbol is an Aratech sniper rifle with a tri-light scope.
• Designation: Alignment is Chaotic Neutral but leans more on Neutral Evil
• Explanation: Portfolio includes being a robotic assassin droid with psychopathic programming, useful, if not villainous, party member to Revan and very loyal to him, assassination as the default programming, murderous, yet comedic for the entire party, has hatred for anyone not his master, considers all organics as "meatbags", follows his programming past the first one, speaks in prefaces before sentences, heavily loved and even returns as various replicas for thousands of years
• Declaration: Domains are Robots (of the killer kind), Loyalty, Assassinations, Combat, Snark, "Meatbags"
• Specification: Master to Revan and possibly The Exile (should the latter repair him).
• Statement: Allies: The House of Military and Warfare (they love his definition of Love), Bender, Legion
• Mockery: Mixed Reception to: The Hall of Robots and Automata
• Declaration: Commonality Connection with: E-123 Omega
• Statement: Opposed By: The House of Love (they do not like his definition of Love), human or any organic members of the Pantheon (they do not appreciate him calling anyone a "meatbag"), the Slylandro
• Exposition: The Legends tell of a past war called the Mandalorian Wars, a war that spanned two decades of fighting between the Mandalorians and Galactic Republic. When the war ended, a certain Jedi-then turned Sith by the name of Revan turned to the Dark Side alongside Malak his other companion and once the war ended after the devastating aftermath on Malachor V, did they start their plans. With their resources, Revan created a personal assassination droid that was built under the premise of taking down political opponents that opposed him using the HK-24 droid design with his own upgrades (some hint that HK-47's chassis was more akin to the HKB-3 Hunter-Killer droid, hence his designation as a Hunter-Killer). Thus created a droid capable of both regular combat, assassinations and loyalty enough to sustain Revan in his years under Sith influence. After various battles, this droid, named HK-47, was one of his most powerful assets but while he was on a mission, the Jedi captured Revan and wiped his memories, leaving HK-47 on his mission and sustaining an injury but not before being captured by Mandalorian forces. Years passed and HK-47 has been retrofited, sold to various masters and lost various times, either the masters dying to enemy encounters or slaying them personally. Despite the years, his programming allowed him to preserve his master's identity and would soon reunite with Revan, albeit with his memory wiped and used as a translator of sorts and soon, restored to his original purpose: assassinations and violence.
  • Addendum: On the early times with him, his encounter with Darth Malak changed HK-47 in some capacity. During their first sight, when asked by Malak about him, the droid insulted him with the term "meatbag" and Revan found that amusing, so much that he programmed it to him. This allowed the droid to refer to any organic as a meatbag, including his master at some point though he has been trying to find an alternative when referring to Revan in some way, not so much towards Meetra Surik who repaired the droid after he got dismantled on the Ebon Hawk. He would leave after the Exile defeated the Sith as his programming made him compelled to look for his original master, being Revan.
• Commentary: For a long time, Revan has searched far and wide for his old companions or even figures he had remembered on the way to the Pantheons and while his search was limited, portions of his memory were still lingering on his head. This lead to him picking a party member on his way back. No one wanted to join with him under the exploration of an unknown world but HK-47 volunteered (Clarification: possibly wanted more meatbags to kill on sight) to join. There, the two would finally step into the new plane, confused but guided to their new positions. HK-47 was seperated for observation reasons to see if he is worth bringing and when the droid spoke out to one of the judges as a "meatbag", the rest of the courts laughed. It also gave them an idea to give HK-47 a title, one that was part of his programming, as a permanent spot. Since then, a new temple was built for him and with Revan's arrival, meant the droid has a renewed purpose to stick with his master.
  • Additional Commentary: Few years, both Revan and HK-47 were not the only ones in their galaxy to have arrived in the Pantheons. Soon, another figure recognized HK-47's apperance. This Jedi Exile by the name of Meetra Surik greeted the droid but the response was with derision. Yes the droid recognized the Exile, no he has decided to stick to Revan as his master. Although if Revan is by any chance, missing or nowhere to be found, he can rely on the Exile but with restraint on the word "master", as he was programmed to be under Revan's servitude first and foremost.
• Observation: Many robots and other deities in the Pantheon have been surprised by HK-47's resilience, or more specifically, how his programming and AI lasted for years. Being built by Revan, then lost to many masters, then founded by Revan again, lost him again and was dismantled on the Ebon Hawk, rebuilt by the Exile then left looking for his master, "resurrected" with various copies of his mind spread across the galaxy, then found again in excellent condition and even managed to create a robotic army on Mustafar. HK's response was not of surprise but of confusion as he cannot understand why a bunch of meatbags would be surprised by his survival. He only has to thank Revan for his modifications that made him survive for such a long time.
• Declaration: HK-47's perception on the Pantheon is nothing but disgust, as he has some form of hatred for organic- *ahem* meatbags as he calls it. Almost any organic being, human or not, will be called a meatbag by the droid. If it is not an organic being and possibly a droid, then he will gladly shoot the robot on sight, as their combat abilities according to him are inferior, evidenced by the HK-50 droids that he destroyed for being copycats of the true progenitor, though in fairness Revan programmed him personally and the HK-50s were using the 47 template so there is some truth to his reasons for destroying them. As for the Pantheon residents, they have not appreciated his crude behaviour as a robot even.
  • Conflicting Declaration: There are some exceptions, as while he is mostly definitely against the concept of befriending others past Revan or his party, he can tolerate a few robots either because they share the same mindset of him, or even outmatch his skills. This was the case with Legion as while they have polar opposite views on organic-synthetic relations, Legion's skills outmatch HK-47's in terms of accuracy and armor, with the latter wondering where the Geth's specifications came from, especially that M-98 Widow Anti-Materiel Rifle he wields. Upon further inspection, the thinking capability of Legion is equally, if not more, complicated than HK-47's though matrix, making him think far more than the droid would have thought. While he appreciates having a Worthy Opponent in a synthetic who is just as skilled with a rifle as he is, he remains baffled as to why Legion always sides with the "meatbag" team, on top of his personality, who seems to have a fascination with games played by "meatbags".
  • Addendum: There was another robot that also had a knack for HK-47's snarkiness, who even invited the droid to a drinking session, though being a Hunter-Killer droid made him unable to drink at all. It was Bender who has grown to love his presence. Hearing the word meatbag has made Bender adopt the usage of the term to other Pantheon deities, with most annoyed that he adopted HK-47's term and that they have to deal with two snarky robots. In their conversation, the former has also accepted Bender's friendship and attempted to coerce him to becoming an assassination droid like him but he declined, stating that he's rather have his own Pantheon with Blackjack and Hookers.
  HK-47: Query: Could you repeat your statement, I think you mistranslated it as you might have meant "Blackjack and Meatbags".
  Bender: Hookers, H-O-O-K-E-R-S.
  HK-47: Conclusion: That definition does not match my vocabulary. Perhaps, "meatbag" would be a substitute.
• Commentary: Meatbag (or any variation thereof) has become a rather annoying term for many humans, if not just insulting others by calling them a slur of some kind without a care of thought. HK does not mind, since his programming allows him to call others that, go blame Revan for that change. While the term refers mainly to human or any organics on that matter, he was wondering what to call the Slylandro. In addition for being a very crude robot, they use "fluid-sacks" for human beings and for them being gas-giants, they do not match his candidate for a meatbag, though he has started using a new term: gas-bag, angering the Slylandro to an extent and showing how much snark an assassination droid has.
  • Continued Commentary: In addition to his snark, a majority of robotic deities have grown annoyed with his programming, and HK shares the same feeling towards them, as while some may have upgrades that rival his, the fact that they interact with meatbag deities does not align with his peception towards them and has grown to annoyance with some by their designs even mimicking meatbags. He has made visits to other houses but the most notable ones include the Houses of Military And Warfare, Love and Hall of Robots and Automata. So far, he has taken a liking to the former while the other two do not like his presence. Some of those who reside in the House of Technology have observed him due to his continual upgrades but that is about it since personality-wise found him too sarcastic to deal with.
• Mockery: At one point, to quell HK-47's desire to kill meatbags, a microchip that was found on the Exile's temple was snatched to find a way to silence that droid. To their surprise, it was a HK Protocol Pacifist Package that can be used to alter the droid's programming. It was installed on him until some members of the House of Heroism and even the Exile found him in a pacifistic state, a state that left him, and the people who witnessed him disgusted, forcing the chip out of his body. He has mocked the idea of using that chip again though to his credit he does admit that having that chip installed gave him a small insight into why many prefer peace to war.
  HK-47: Conclusion: Still there was a brief moment where I felt like I almost understood why some meatbags choose peace and friendship over a high-powered blaster carbine.
• Observation: Loyalty-wise, some have noticed that E-123 Omega, one of Eggman's prototype robots, shared some of HK-47's traits during one of his adventures as well as his loyalty to Shadow the Hedgehog and Rouge the Bat, which may be similar to his programmed loyalty to Revan. Omega also shows his desires for combat, though not in the same equal extent as HK-47 but it is close and for the cherry on the top, he also seems to be humorously sociopathic as well. He plans to recruit the robot for select missions alongside Legion if he wants.
• "Recitation: Yes, as I said, I am an assassin droid. It is my primary function to burn holes through meatbags that you wish removed from the galaxy… Master. Oh, how I hate that term."

Edited by HamanaHamanaHamana on May 14th 2021 at 5:37:42 PM

The Tactical Dolls are Robot Girls built to function as soldiers in combat. In general, how would he think of robots and machines that look like humans such as Ridiculously Human Robots and Robot Girls?

Is this where we ask about edits to pre-existing profiles?

If so, may I ask a question - what would Daenerys and Smaug think of King Ghidorah?

I can see Daenerys Targaryen loathing him for the vile, sadistic Omnicidal Maniac he is. I can also see her Mama Bear instincts re: Drogon, Rhaegal and Viserion coming to the fore the first time Ghidorah attempted his "alpha" schtick on them. Ghidorah, in return, would view her as the annoying pest who got in his way one time.

Smaug - who could probably communicate with him - would probably hate him too, but not out of moral standards. Instead, he'd just view Ghidorah (and his cohorts) the same way one would a particularly thuggish street gang - as a band of dumb, crass, ill-mannered louts who go around randomly wrecking things. Yes, Smaug's a destroyer, but he does it with class.

Edited by Nathanoraptor on May 14th 2021 at 10:15:01 AM

Posting this again. Now i'm pretty much done; anything else?

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• Thumbs: 4 (fasoman1996, nightelf37, Shonen Trash 98, 227someguy)
• Potential House: Trees and Flowers
• Quasideity
• Symbol: A single sunflower. Alternatively, a picture of her with her sons and husband.
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Good Parents, Killed Off for Real, Missing Mom to Lucas, those too Pure for the World
• Domains: Flowers, Mothers, Death
• Allies: Lucas, Toriel, Frisk, Seita and Setsuko, Flowey and his Confidants, Harry and his Dinosaurs, Bix, Neweyes' Dinosaurs, The Bloom and Doom Seed Co. Plants, The Masked Man
• Opposes: Galeem, Dharkon, Ragyo Kiryuin, Monika Drevis
• Odd Friendship with: Mufasa, Simba, The Gang of Seven, the Brontosaurus
• Pities: Flowey, Asgore, those with deceased mothers, Speckles
• Conflicting Opinion: Porky Minch
• Wary of: Aya Drevis
• Avoids: Indominus rex and Indoraptor, One Eye
• A kind soul, Hinawa was once a human woman who lived with her family in the Nowhere Island. She however, perished after facing a mechanical Tyrannosaurus rex known as a "Mecha Drago", with one of its fangs having pierced her heart. Even so, she appears as a spirit, once to help Lucas escape and once to save Claus from Porky's manipulation.
  • One day, Lucas is exploring the house of Trees and Flowers when he ends up in a vast field of sunflowers. He wanders through the place until eventually, he sees a ghostly woman; Hinawa, his mother. He then aproaches her, crying. After Lucas told them about his mother and her story, the Main Gods decides to make her a Goddess of Sunflowers.
• Her temple takes the appearance of a vast field of sunflowers. Lucas would often visit it to mingle with his mom and collect flowers, and even allow some friendly deities to enter sometimes.
• Shortly after her ascension, she finds out about Toriel, who is known for raising a few children, including Frisk. Hearing about her endeavor, she praises them and gets along with the two swimmingly, even comparing the two with herself and Lucas. After this encounter, she found out about Asgore. She pities him, due to his association with golden flowers, like she does, and his actions causing his wife to turn her back on him. She often mingles with him, mainly to comfort him.
• She usually appears in the Pantheon as a spirit, mainly towards Lucas and most non-hostile child deities. Due to this, she develops a friendship with Mufasa, who also appears in ghost form, despite one being a lion and the other being a human. Incidentally, this also earns her a friendship with Simba. More recently, she could also appear in the Pantheon as a human thanks to some requests from Lucas, allowing him to interact with her better.
• Surprisingly, she gets along with Flowey, despite his apparent hostility towards her and to the chagrin and bafflement of most. In truth, Flowey is actually not only friendly towards her, he behaves and reminds her very much of Lucas, her own son during his days as a monster. Hinawa sympathizes with him mainly because of his predicament. She was also made aware of his Confidants, and that Frisk leads them.
• Once, Galeem captured her spirit and forces her into his army of Puppet Fighters. When Hinawa discovered Galeem and Dharkon is in the Pantheon, she doesn't really take it well. Galeem and Dharkon (mainly the former) have become some of the few deities she truly dislikes.
• Even she felt sorry for Porky Minch to an extent, mainly because of his childhood and backstory, being seemingly on bad terms with his parents and may or may not have been corrupted by Giygas. Still, she doesn't really like him due to him being responsible for her demise.
• She obviously displays sympathy for those with deceased mothers (or just parents in general). When she heard about the tale of Seita and Setsuko, who have lost their parents and ultimately perished in a war, she appeared before them and told them that she pities and cares about them. They are grateful, and Hinawa will often mingle with them, them treating her as a parent.
• There are various dinosaurs in the Pantheon similar to the Dragos Hinawa and her children used to play with. Her opinions about them vary:
  • She generally doesn't wander too close to Indominus rex and Indoraptor, since the genetically engineered dinosaurs reminds him of the Mecha-Drago, a cyborg dinosaur that did her in. Others, such as Rexie, can be tolerated by her, though she is wary about them antagonizing Lucas.
  • A dinosaur she does get along with is Littlefoot and the gang. She sympathizes with Littlefoot due to his mother being killed by Sharptooth, similar to her death in the hands of the Mecha-Drago. She's also friends with Harry and his dinosaurs, Bix, and Neweyes' dinosaurs due to them being as friendly as the Dragos back on her island.
  • Another dinosaur she opposes is One Eye, a Tyrannosaurus rex that has killed the mother of Speckles, a Tarbosaurus. She took pity of Speckles for the same reasons as Littlefoot. Especially considering how truly sadistic the dinosaur is in dealing with its prey, she considers him a threat and is worried that he might try to go after Lucas.
  • She heard the story of the Brontosaurus of the Lost World, who was taken away against its will by humans who want to make it an attraction. She felt pity of it, especially considering her homeland dealt with the Pigmasks who does detestable things, such as experimentation, to wildlife, somewhat paralleling what the dinosaur had dealt with. She even sometimes mingles with it.
• There are a few mothers in the Pantheon she's not fond of. This includes Ragyo Kiryuin and Monika Drevis, the former for doing horrid things to her daughters, such as attacking one of them and throwing the other into the garbage, and betraying humanity to the Life Fibers, the latter for essentially trying to manipulate her daughter and wanting to make her a serial killer. As for Aya herself, Hinawa is a bit wary about her, given her dangerous, even sadistic tendencies such as killing animals, and the possibility that she might attempt to hurt Lucas.
• Hinawa later found out about some sunflower-related deities here. One such candidate are the Bloom and Doom plants, which she enjoys having company. The Sunflower in particular caught her interest, and she considers them a means of defense against any threats towards Lucas and his allies.
• It didn't take long for Hinawa to find out that the Masked Man is in the Pantheon, which is a big deal since he is her other son who was controlled and mechanized by the Pigmasks. When she eventually found him, the Masked Man just sits there, speechless, before he went to hug her with tears on his eyes. Hinawa promises to keep his ascension a secret to fellow Earthbound deities.

Edited by Oggy123 on May 14th 2021 at 6:14:27 PM

So, is everyone okay with me doing Mashin Sentai Kiramager, Battle Deities of The Battle Squadron Pose?

True@ Im fine with it. Unless give to another Sentai/Ranger team.

@fasoman1996 and @Bazzardreturns: may I ask why you are not approving?

A couple reasons. Kiramager has only ended recently, so technically speaking it would be a hype profile. Also, wouldn't it make sense to give the trope to an older group rather than a newer team?

You still need to give a proper justification for why they should hold the trope, and not just "It's obvious that they're iconic for it". Not to mention what mentioned.

@Hamana: The Slylandro don't actually mind being called "gas-bags" much, the player character even says it in greetings and they teasingly just call him "fluid-sack" as a casual remark. They'd be more offended by HK-47's sociopathic nature.

Additionally, The Soldier has a cardboard robot costume that's complete with voicelines that make Soldier pretend to be a robot, and he'll likely try to fool HK-47 into giving communist robot secrets with his Paper-Thin Disguise.

The Metal Blade has been put back into the Armory!

Edited by Necromancer10 on May 14th 2021 at 10:53:24 AM

Well, perhaps the new team cycles through several poses? I haven't watched it, BTW.