Trope Pantheons Discussion

Persona Purge, Part 5

Still in progress, but we're getting there.

Recap

• The TV World is not coming back.
• Purge the Pantheonic Personas of all non-canon Persona-users.
• Remove the Metaverse in all capacities to avoid temptation to do a 2.0 of this mess. This includes it being Yaldabaoth's domain.
• I'm not touching the Phantom Thieves profile in case of any rework that will include Violet, Sophie, and Wolf.

I'd like to ask for a TV World-esque location that is in the Pantheon (that is not the TV World, of course), at least in regards to being able to see visions that deconstruct a character or give dark warnings, like that cavern in Dagobah that Luke Skywalker went to.

Worry not, it's just for one interaction (namely to substitute Ryotaro Dojima's Shadow confrontation as his relationship with Tohru Adachi is put into question) and no more.

TV Tropes Pantheon Group Members Database

Hmm. I don't know any places, but Nyarlathotep can summon shadow selves.

Also, here's the new version of Rumble's profile.

Rumble McSkirmish, God of Constantly Moving Sprites (Humble McSkirmish)

• Lesser God.
• Symbol: The Fight Fighters arcade cabinet.
• Theme Song: Fight Fighters Final Battle
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
• Portfolio: Game character brought to life, Constantly moving even when idle, Only sees people as 'good guys' or 'bad guys', Completely zealous and violent in his search for justice, Seek revenge for his father
• Domains: Fighting, Game, Anger, Revenge
• Heralds: The rest of the Fight Fighters characters.
• Allies: Dipper and Mabel Pines, Stanley "Stan" Pines, Pacifica Pines, Chiaki Nanami, The Crimson Chin, Meteora Österreich, Copen
• Rivals: All of the Street Fighter deities, especially Ryu
• Enemies: Bill Cipher, M. Bison, Turbo, White Face, Zingo, Altair, The Sumeragi Swordsmen, Zonda and the Seven
• Special Relationship with: .GIFfany
• Opposes: Sagat, Wreck-It Ralph
• One day, amongst the many new arrivals in the huge collection of arcade machines in the Hall of Gaming was an old Fighting Game known as Fight Fighters. Naturally, as an amateur of every video game, the AI version of Chiaki Nanami quickly tried out the new game, only to grew curious when she noticed an odd code scribbled on it. She promptly entered it, which caused Rumble McSkirmish, the game's main character, to suddenly materialize in the real world and ask her where the strongest fighters were. Without thinking much about it, Chiaki pointed him towards the House of Combat, which the overeager fighter promptly rushed towards to challenge anyone he came across. Naturally, the commotion brought him a lot of attention, leading to the fighter being brought to the Court of the Gods. There, it was noticed that he kept bouncing up and down even when just standing around and when questioned, he answered that he can't stop himself from doing so. And so, it was decided that he would be granted a place in the Pantheon as the representative of constantly moving sprites.
• As it turned out, Rumble and the arcade machine itself both originated from Gravity Falls, where the nature of the magic cheat code was once discovered by Dipper Pines, who tried to manipulate the game character to scare off the rival for his crush's attention. This eventually caused his simplistic mindset to cast Dipper as the villain and beat the crap out of him before going back to his game. Yet the two reconciled during the crisis of Weirdmaggedon caused by Bill Cipher, which caused Rumble to realize that his might alone couldn't defeat some things. He was part of La Résistance against Bill's mad rules along with the other good-aligned people from the town, and so gladly fight alongside them again in the pantheon to oppose the machinations of the all-seeing triangle.
• His 'temple' is the cabinet for the Fight Fighters game, where he spends his time fighting the other characters when someone plays it. Thanks to the inherent magic of the Pantheon, he doesn't need the magic code to manifest in the real world, much like how it was during Weirdmaggedon. He mostly comes out to pick fights with strong opponents, and seems to be fixated on punishing 'bad guys', especially those who killed fathers. Several of the martial artists were the deities from the Street Fighter universe, as he shares many familiarities with them, especially Ryu, who he sees as a Worthy Opponent. The feeling is mostly similar, though the latter find it a pity that his mastery of martial arts is diminished by his overzealous behavior. One can also summon other fighters from the cabinets who serve as Rumble's heralds.
  • On the other hand, he despises M. Bison as the tyrannical leader of Shadoloo reminds him strongly of his archnemesis Dr. Karate, and it's certainly wasn't helped by him learning that the latter actually killed Chun-Li's father. This animosity extended to Sagat after he learned about his murder of Dan Hibiki's father. Though the Mua Thai practitioner has much changed since those days, Rumble's Black-and-White view of the world prevents him from realizing that and he still treats him like a pure villain. The scarred fighter only sighed at that, yet accepted this as a consequence of his past actions.
• Upon hearing of his ascension, his fellow living game character known as .GIFfany immediately began to jump along numerous electronic devices to go straight for Rumble's temple. This initially scared some gods as they were especially worried at what the unstable yandere had in mind for him. And yet when a number of them rushed to investigate, they were surprised to see her and Rumble fighting and flirting with each other at the same time. It happened that after .GIFfany found herself trapped in an arcade, she had struck up a relationship with him, and was eager to rekindle it in the Pantheon. While it worried some at first, it's now generally accepted as it seems to be a stabilizing influence for her and they're happy together, even if Rumble apparently has commitment issues.
• Despite the slight chaos their first meeting caused, Chiaki still thinks of her fellow game character as a friend and often comes to play his game, along with her human counterparts. Their extensive knowledge of how video game universes work even helps them to make sure he doesn't cause too much mayhem when he gets out by speaking to him in terms that are relevant to his Fighting Game-based context. However, Rumble's meetings with other game characters have been... rocky.
  • Wreck-It Ralph, upon hearing about a new character living in an arcade game ascending, went over to Fighting Fighters to meet Rumble. However, things quickly went south when the big guy mentioned that he served as the villain of his game of origin, prompting the fighting game character to try to beat him up. Thankfully, Ralph managed to get away without a game over, but any attempts to explain that he was only a Punch-Clock Villain fell on deaf ears, as Rumble has no 'off-clock' mode unlike most of the inhabitants of Litwick's Arcade. Due to this, the other deities coming from it tend to avoid him. However, Fix-It Felix Jr. did warn him about Turbo, and upon hearing of the latter's game-hijacking way, Rumble swore he would oppose such a great evil if he ever saw him anywhere near the House of Gaming.
  • He has been using the Pantheon's arcade connection to cyberspace to travel around it, searching other games for potential challenges. One of his stops was Pony Island, but he was unable to do anything in it as he's much too simple of a guy to understand puzzle games, especially one as shoddily programmed as it. His thick head ended up angering Lucifer, who just booted him out after he kept trying to wreck anything he came across. Then, he entered White Face's game where he promptly answered the latter's desire to play with a challenge. This went to hell very quickly, as Rumble's strength couldn't protect him against the much more powerful entity killing him over and over again. By the end, he was just shouting for someone to get him out of here, which thankfully came in the form of the GUAG White Hats. Ever since he was freed, Rumble has been avoiding his former tormentor like the pest, humbled by someone he couldn't defeat, much like what happened with Bill Cipher.
• Besides people from video games, Rumble also has been getting acquainted with other people who were fictional characters brought to life. One of his friendliest meetings was with the Crimson Chin, as the superhero comes from a world of pure Black-and-White Morality that the fighter can easily understand, and so the two has teamed up from time to time to fight evil. While he and Xingo both shares the fault of being unable to understand that the real world doesn't work like their works of origin, the fox's prank-loving nature mean he's much more liable to mess with Rumble than trying to befriend him, and he, in turn, responded by thinking of the cartoon star as an evildoer and trying to beat him up.
  • One person who did come from a game was Meteora Österreich, who volunteered to explain to Rumble about how the Pantheon worked. Ever since then, the fighter has been seeing her as the go-to person for plot exposition and often goes to ask her for guidance when he's not sure where to go. She doesn't really mind and is more surprised by the fact that Rumble doesn't really care that he's fictional and has no interest in knowing who his Creator is. Upon hearing about the atrocious deeds of Altair and the fact that she went completely unpunished for them, he swore that he would destroy her, not giving a care at all about her backstory.
• On his search to punish those who killed other people's father, he ended up learning of Copen, and how he began a crusade against the superpowered people known as Adepts due to the death of his father, which he believes was murdered by Sumeragi due to being outspoken on the threat of Adept-kind and to steal his research. Rumble burst into tears upon hearing this and immediately went over to the Adept Slayer to propose his help on his quest, fully buying into the idea that all Adepts are evil monsters. While Copen was baffled at first by the offer, especially since Rumble is a supernatural creature himself, he wasn't one to look at a gift horse in the mouth and accepted the assistance.
  • Naturally, this alliance has caused him to become a staunch opponent of Copen's enemy, including the Sumeragi Swordsmen and Zonda along with the Seven. Of the latter group, Teseo is especially interested in Rumble as his nature as a game character brought to life is reminiscent of his own power to turn physical objects into data and vice-versa. Ironically, this has proven to be a boon for the fighting game character, as he can just turn physical again if the Adept turns him into data. Though in response to that happening the first time, Teseo decided to just summon other Fighting Fighters characters to combat him.

Edited by Alecoene on Jun 3rd 2021 at 4:45:57 PM

Darth Vader killed Luke Skywalker's father (except, as we all know, the truth is Darth Vader is Luke's father). Oh, and besides that, Sheev Palpatine was responsible for Darth Vader's death, making him the real killer of Luke's father.

Edited by I--Vanya--I on Jun 3rd 2021 at 6:13:34 PM

Vi: Well, it's not like we're getting attacked by a giant wasp spider guardian! | Leif: Never combine those words ever again.

Nui Harime killed Ryuko Matoi’s father on Ragyo Kiryuin’s orders

Edited by SailorVenus372 on Jun 3rd 2021 at 8:17:07 AM

I’m plotting my schemes wherever I go! They’re perfect in every way…

Added links to the You Look Familiar explanations on this profile. I think I am done now, but feel free to give me a few more suggestions if you think I need some more interactions.

As for Rumble, I might add an interaction with Fixit Felix Jr., as he would probably have to fix the damage from Rumbles, constant fights.

Dr. René Emile Belloq, the God Whose Head Exploded (René Belloq, Bellosh [by Sallah])

• New House: Manners of Death
• s:
• Demigod
• Symbol: A hand grabbing a golden coin
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: Your Head Asplode, Affably Evil, Evil Counterpart, French Jerk, Shadow Archetype, Not So Different
• Domains: Archeology, Intelligence
• Allies: Apophis, Grand Admiral Thrawn, Major Toht, Scarecrow
• Current Employers: The GUAE, Flintheart Glomgold
• Rival: Indiana Jones
• Enemies: Captain Picard, Lara Croft, Nathan Drake, Wario, Gimli, Link, The Mighty Morphing Power Rangers, Mike Powell, Karl Fairburne, Scrooge McDuck
• Superiors: George Lucas, Steven Spielberg
• Fears: YHVH, the Sniper, Beelzebub, Darryl Revok
• Interested in: Pokémon
• Annoyed By: Michael Bay, Adenoid Hynkel, Various expys of Indiana Jones
• Dr. René Belloq is one of the most cunning and ruthless so called “archeologists” in the Pantheon and Indiana Jones’ rival. He is highly manipulative and usually takes advantage of others to do his dirty work rather than do the heavy lifting himself. Whether it’s stealing his rival Indiana Jones’ work or taking advantage of dictatorial regimes, he is a true threat to anyone unwise (or unfortunate) to have dealings with him.
  • However, it’s not his clever mind games or corrupt archeological exploits that got him into the Pantheon, it’s the fact that his head messily exploded when he tried to use the power of the Lost Ark. He is not happy about that and doesn’t appreciate others pointing it out.

• He is positively terrified of YHVH considering that only a fragment of YHVH’s power caused his infamous head explosion. In fact, he’s terrified of the house of religion and faith in general. He’s actually started refusing to take jobs related to artifacts of any religion, which naturally makes finding work harder, but it’s best to be safe in his opinion.
• He is also understandably afraid of other head-explosion causing gods.
  • He is terrified of the Scanner Darryl Revok known for causing violent head explosions using his telekinetic powers. Revok doesn’t particularly hate him any more than he hates most non-scanners though, and has thus far not gone after him specifically. To make sure he doesn’t start though, Belloq has tried to stay away from his temple whenever possible.
  • He is also afraid of the Sniper, considering he specializes in headshot kills. Sniper doesn’t have any beef with him though, despite his similarities to the Spy.
• After ascending, he meet up with his old colleague Major Toht to discuss what exactly went wrong with the Lost Ark incident. Toht is convinced that it was somehow rigged to do that when opened while Belloq thinks they somehow did the ritual wrong. They eventually decided that it didn’t matter and started brainstorming a plot to get revenge on Indy. They eventually decided that they needed to exploit his fears to defeat him and teamed up with the self declared “Pantheonic Fearmaster” Scarecrow to find his worst fears. Scarecrow eventually found out that his worst fear was snakes using his “fear toxin”. They eventually decided that they needed to ally themselves with a snake deity. So in a misguided attempt to gain more power and get revenge on Indiana, they decided to ally themselves with the Ancient Egyptian serpent demon Apophis. Belloq was initially reluctant to try to use the power of another religious figure, but he was pressured into it by the other two. Apophis doesn’t think very highly of the trio, but has agreed to lend them a small amount of power in exchange for some souls to eat. In order get those souls, The group has had to go to the various domains of the Pantheon to ambush unsuspecting mortals and use a special device to send them to Apophis’ realm. Their mistake was going to the dominion of Hyrule while Link was also visiting. As they attempted to ambush the hero, Link used his quick reflexes to knock the device out Toht’s hands and destroyed it with an arrow shot. After a short battle, the group retreated and are currently in the process of rebuilding the device.
• He resents the fact that there are so many expys of Indy in the Pantheon. It’s just another unpleasant reminder of his worst defeat that he can’t seem to distance himself from. Sometimes he has been known to attempt to write to the Court of the Gods to convince them to stop letting anyone who even vaguely resembles him from entering the Pantheon. So far, these efforts have been completely fruitless.
• He is currently employed by the GUAE, as they don’t have any gods that specialize in archaeology and Belloq needed a job. Right now he is mainly reading up on the histories of the various locations in the Pantheon.
• As a side job, he also works for Flintheart Glomgold. He was surprised to see that he was a duck (a duck that wore human clothing and spoke in a rather unnatural sounding Scottish accent for that matter), but he pays in real money, so he doesn’t ask too many questions. Glomgold often rants about his obsession with being the “Richest Duck in the Pantheon” and/or defeating his rival Scrooge Mcduck to him and sends him to find various artifacts in the area surrounding the city of Duckburg. Belloq sees him as an idiot, but a useful idiot that provides a good source of money none the less.
  • While attempting to find one of these artifacts once, he encountered Mcduck looking for the same thing. A fight between the two treasure hunters started, which ended badly for Belloq, as he had badly underestimated Mcduck’s fighting skills. When he went back to Glomgold’s Temple empty handed, the duck was furious at him for his falure, but decided not to fire him as he had been quite successful up to that point.
• Captain Picard is disgusted by him for turning an old hobby of his into a morally wrong way to make profit. He thinks he is a relic of a time when humans were fixated on money that should stay in the past. Not helping matters is that they work for opposite alliances that have been enemies since the beginning.
• He also has developed an interest in Pokémon after an archeological dig in the Pokemon World. After all the bounty hunting misadventures, he is trying to acquire one as a bodyguard, without much luck so far. He is especially interested in Golurk both as an archeological curiosity and a bodyguard. Fortunately, Golurk is not in the Pantheon. Yet.
• Indiana Jones isn’t the only Adventure Archeologist in the Pantheon that have made enemies of Belloq. Both Nathan Drake and Lara Croft have had nasty encounters with him as well.
  • Drake had a shootout with him at some point over a Macguffin of some kind in The Great Treasury that ended with both of them badly injured and an interloper named Wario stealing the prize. The two have been enemies to this day.
  • Croft meanwhile was exiting a tomb she had just raided when she exited only to find herself held at gunpoint by Belloq. She managed to fool him into thinking that most of the treasure was already taken and that she had found nothing but a few antique coins. Naturally, as soon as he was distracted by them, she gave he a swift kick in the jaw and ran off victoriously. That trick may have worked on Indiana Jones twice, but Belloq did have backup both times while this time he was both alone, and up against a different person.
• He also dislikes Gimli as the dwarf resembles Sallah, one of Indiana Jones’ allies that gave him trouble during the Lost Ark excavation. Gimli could not care less about it, as the two almost never cross paths. That doesn’t stop Belloq from resenting him though.
• Bombastic film director Michael Bay once asked him to appear in a movie because he was the god of exploding heads. He refused obviously. Bay still asks him to reconsider occasionally, but has had no luck so far.
• One of his few actual friends in the the Pantheon is Grand Admiral Thrawn of the Galactic Empire. They both share a fascination with archaeology and have a habit of victory through out planning opponents. They often can be found discussing plans to acquire (through means both legitimate and shady) various artifacts from throughout the Pantheon to add to a collection they have hidden somewhere in the Pantheon.
• The original Power Rangers are on bad terms with him as well. Not only are they opposed to his archeological practices, but he also reminds them of an old enemy of theirs.
• He was eventually captured alive during a raid on a GUAE excavation project by 2 soldiers working for the OSS named Mike Powell and Karl Fairburne seeking to gain information on his collaboration with the Nazis. He told them the truth of what happened, but phrased it as a Sarcastic Confession. Naturally, they didn’t believe him so he told them a completely made up story about recovering an ancient sword with historical significance that Hitler thought would make a good mantelpiece decoration. Realizing that they wouldn’t get much useful information out of him, the operatives just sent him to a medium security prison nearby, which was promptly recaptured by GUAE forces anyways.
• Belloq denies any claims that he accidentally ate a fly a few hours prior to his original death. Trolls in the Pantheon still like to insult him about it though and for what it’s worth, he does seem to be uneasy about the demonic Lord Of The Flies Beelzebub.
• He strongly dislikes time traveling gods, as they threaten to make his profession obsolete. He doesn’t act on it though, as he knows he’s not nearly powerful enough to realistically fight a time traveler, even an incompetent one, much less a skilled one.
• One villain he refuses to work with is the dictator of Tomania Adenoid Hynkel. Hynkel’s sheer stupidity would be enough on its own, but it’s made worse because he only speaks in bizarre gibberish. The foolish fascist tried to hire him to get him something called the Gildesten Macoughiner, but was almost immediately refused. Belloq has tried to stay at least 5 miles away from Tomania ever since.

Edited by Trypticon03 on Jun 3rd 2021 at 11:31:27 AM

If I were you, I'd add positive interactions with Nazi deities, the fact that Belloq almost made them win WW2 would help. Another treasure hunter he might be enemies with could be Wario, who like Scrooge is an adventurer with standards to his actions and how far they'll go when he's not picking the Villain or Jerkass Ball. Ass those things and you'll get a from me.

Ayo Splinter, Bebop and Rocksteady here

Edited by VengefulBale on Jun 3rd 2021 at 10:33:46 AM

"Bingo! If two species hate each other, they will wipe each other out on their own."

Just realized that going to a page’s source code makes it easier to copy and past stuff.

Who would have thunked it?

Hamana decided to rework it

Edited by M1gamiTensei on Jun 3rd 2021 at 9:02:10 AM

Pantheon server for all who click here. Freaking lost $410 and I am hunting down for a nuke to reign down.

Hi, anyone wanna tell me what happened to the Dominions section of the Pantheon? I went to look in there and the locations listed were gone!

Been asking for feedback for my sandbox but no one outside of rmpdc has given any response so its just stuck there.

Edited by HamanaHamanaHamana on Jun 4th 2021 at 12:05:29 AM

I swear Loid, you can't draw worth shit!

"I hate Splinter!"

Sorry. Couldn't resist.

Anyway, I've been told more than once that Kaede Akamatsu could be a potential relationship for my Deemo profile, but I don't know anything about Danganronpa, and I don't want to accidentally see spoilers. Are there any spoiler-free details I could base an entry around? Alternatively, is V3 playable/watchable without having seen the previous games?

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Deemo, God of Lonely Piano Pieces (Hans)

• Potential House: Music/Musical Compositions
• Rank: Lesser God /Demigod as Hans
• Symbol: A tree growing out of a piano
• Theme Song: Untitled2
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: An older brother figure with a protective side, Benevolent despite his creepy looks, Flower Motifs, Losing his life to save his loved ones, Lacking a mouth and never speaking, Sharp-Dressed Man, unsettlingly long arms and fingers
• Domains: Piano, Otherness, Family, Death
• Herald: The Little Girl, The Masked Lady both being his younger sister, Alice
• High Priest: Miki Kaoru
• Allies: Frisk, Yusuke Urameshi, The Elite Beat Agents, Kousei Arima
• Fears: The Mad Piano, The Oni
• Odd Friendship: PaRappa
• Pities: Hal, Kaban
• Opposes: The Slender Man
• Deemo is a mysterious, shadowy figure who lived in a castle, with his only company being a reclusive girl in a white mask, and his piano. That all changed one fateful day, when an amnesiac young girl fell from a window in the castle's ceiling, and into Deemo's arms. As Deemo continued to play his piano, a sprout began to grow out the top, eventually growing into a large tree, that would eventually grow enough that the girl could reach the window, and return to wherever she came from. However, the closer the two come to their goal, the closer they come to an unfortunate truth...
• After the Girl made it back to the other side of the window, it was believed that Deemo, who turned out to be the girl's recently deceased older brother Hans, had disappeared from existence forever, as his sister Alice had returned to the land of the living. However, it appears that he instead ended up here in the Pantheon. While saddened at the fact that he cannot see his sister anymore, he's happy that she can now at least move on with her own life, and he hopes that maybe she can make it to the Pantheon one day.
• One day, Deemo encountered a small child who resembled his sister and was concerned that they had followed him to the Pantheon. Upon approaching them, he instead ended up face to face with Frisk. As Frisk has made friends with all manner of different monsters, the two hit it off quite well. Deemo was intrigued when he learned that Frisk's first meeting with monsters began after they fell into the Underground, not too dissimilar to how Deemo first met the Girl, and is interested in meeting the other monsters from the Underground.
• On account of them both being tall, creepy Sharp Dressed Men, Deemo sometimes gets mistaken for The Slender Man. Given that Slendy is commonly believed to be a Child Eater, he doesn't particularly appreciate this comparison, especially since this means that his sister could be a potential target. Given Slender Man's elusive nature, it is unknown if the two have ever met, or if he shares this sentiment.
• Deemo managed to befriend Yusuke Urameshi thanks to an unfortunate experience they both share: having lost their lives to save a child from an oncoming vehicle. The Spirit Detective has offered to introduce Deemo to his allies from the spirit world, and possibly convince them to help Deemo get his life back. While Deemo was tempted by the chance to see his sister again, so far he has not taken Urameshi up on this offer.
• Upon first glance, one might think that Deemo wouldn't exactly gel with the Elite Beat Agents, due to his calming, serene piano pieces contrasting with their usual bombastic, rock heavy preferences. However, both sides are Not So Different, as the EBA do occasionally call for slower, more sentimental pieces, most famously, You're The Inspiration. Likewise, Deemo's song catalog does include some songs that are more intense than his usual, even implementing techno elements on occasion. As a result, Deemo sometimes joins forces with the agents, providing backup piano for their performances.
  • Likewise, Deemo has formed an Odd Friendship with Parappa. While the gap in the two's musical preferences may seem even wider than with the EBA, Deemo isn't entirely opposed to Parappa's style.
• The other members of the house have warned Deemo to stay far away from the Mad Piano. Fortunately, the piano in Deemo's temple looks too different, so there's no chance of the Mad Piano disguising itself as that one. Unfortunately, this hasn't stopped Trollkaiger from sending the piano after him regardless, and Deemo has suffered his fair share of Jump Scares as a result. As such, he is one of the more prominent supporters for the piano's removal from the Pantheon.
• He's afraid of The Ao Oni, after an incident in which the creature ambushed him in his temple. Deemo had returned to his temple, only to discover a mysterious red bloodstain on the keys of his piano. After using a handkerchief to wipe the stain away, he found a code on the keys underneath that he couldn't understand. He barely had enough time to turn around before the Oni was right in front of him. Deemo barely remembers anything from this encounter, but will certainly never be able forget the creature's face.
• The Pantheon is home to a handful of young girls afflicted with memory loss at one point in their lives, including the likes of Hal and Kaban. Having watched the Girl go through this in the past, Deemo immediately sympathized with their positions.
• Upon hearing of the presence of another pianist over in the house of Couple Archetypes, Deemo decided to check the house out to introduce himself. There, he met one Kousei Arima. While Arima does have a bit of a complicated history with the piano, Deemo was able to relate to and understand his position. The two were able to hit it off, and practice together sometimes. However, Arima occasionally tries to pawn his job as Kaori Miyazono's stage partner off to Deemo. She's, rather... vocal about her disapproval of this setup.
• Rumors are circulating that Deemo was sighted deep underground beneath a train station. While it's too early to confirm, they appear to be a separate entity from the one in the Pantheon. This Deemo is less dark-looking, and is seemingly made of water. Our Deemo has yet to comment on this development.

Edited by JankyKong on Jun 3rd 2021 at 9:23:44 AM

Ever wanted to see the most inexplicably horrifying intro to a game ever?

Um, if it's about heavy spoilers then you either play danganronpa, watch a lp or just not include the text at all because you will have to get spoiled anyway to make sense of the interaction.

There are a lot of spoiler characters in the pantheon, usually if the character is too spoilery we usually dont bother with spoiler tags so better get used to that.

Uni cat

Also, there are plenty of interaction that hinge on spoilers from at least one work. If you are still unsure of how to write their interaction, then either look up the story of Danganronpa V3 or have another person write it, though I believe the former option is the more preferable option.

THE GOLDEN AGE WILL RETURN AGAIN!

Here is the incomplete profile of the Knables, a dad who was addicted to TV and a mom who found their relationship strained by this addiction, which threatened to tear it apart until they got trapped in deadly television channels by a demonic company that wanted their souls, in which they repaired their relationship.

Looking for some feedback on more potential interactions.

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Roy and Helen Knable, Divine Representatives Of Those Trapped In TV Worlds

• Potential House: Narrative Settings
• Quasideities
• Symbol: A TV Remote
• Theme Song: Stay Tuned - Opening Theme
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Nuclear Family, Relationship That Grew Sour Due to Roy's TV Addiction But Got Better, Deadpan Snarkers, Became Cartoony In Animated Segments, Helen Being Less Composed Compared To Roy
• Domains: Television, Escaping, Families, Narratives
• Heralds: Their two children, Darryl and Diane Knable
• High Priest: Rez
• Allies: Gex, Roger Rabbit, Eddie Valiant, Jerry, Timmy Turner, Crimson Chin, Meteora Österreich, Homer and Marge Simpson, Mickey Mouse, the GUAG White Hats, The Investigation Team
• Odd Friendship with (Roy only): Zorro, Puss In Boots
• Respects: The ascended wrestling deities
• Avoids: Lex the Bookworm, Altair, Xingo
• Enemies: The Hall of Demons as well as other ascended devils in the Pantheon, Mr. Burns, Judge Doom, The Grand United Alliance of Machines
• Due to a seemingly innocent deal between a couch potato and a convincing salesman, Roy Knable would unknowningly set up a dangerous deal with the demonic company known as Hell Vision, trapping him and his wife Helen into the new TV's exclusive 666 channels, where they both had to survive for 24 hours or else they'd lose their souls to the devil.
• On one uneventful night, the parents would go to sleep, only to reawaken in a whole new place that was completely unfamiliar to them. Checking their technology to make sure they didn't use any suspicious devices, and checking themselves to see if they were turned into cartoons again, the two Knables would venture out to be greeted by several deities, who had decided that based on their adventures as mortals, that they were to be ascended under the trope of Trapped in TV Land. Unlike a majority of deities who came into the Pantheon, both Roy and Helen wanted out, not wanting to get involved in more kinds of perils, much as many sane men and women would have chosen at first. Even learning of the resurrection-based immortality and that the Pantheon wasn't completely run by demons convinced them to stay. Though, life at home was uneventful for them after their experiences within the TV shows, so the two parents eventually accepted on the condition that their children could stay with them as heralds, which was an accepted request.
  Roy: You know, I may still have some problems keeping my eyes away from the TV, but wasting my life in some place dedicated to pointing out common elements in televised media? Not even I'd do that!
  Helen: Well, I'm glad to see that even you have standards.
• The both of them can be seen working in the House of Profession, doing work as they did back in their own mortal lives, with Roy also being part of the Elysium Academy to train other learning deities to fence. They'd rather not get involved in all of the crazier occurrences within the Pantheon, let alone the Forever War between various alliances in the Pantheon. Figuring that they'll still be pulled in conflicts from time to time, the Knables decided that they have no reason to look for more trouble anyways. As such, they get along with other deities that simply want to continue a somewhat normal life in the Pantheon.
• The two Knables got along with Gex, a talking lizard who also travelled through TV worlds just as they did, despite Gex being a talking lizard. The Knables are impressed that Gex has made entering and surviving nasty television shows a profession for himself, which even Roy, a fellow TV addict, would be hesistant to do. Gex reassured them that the job simply wasn't for everyone, and that their respect for Gex was mutual, with their experiences with Hell Vision being similar to Gex's trips in the Media Dimension. However, Gex noticed something rather perilous with their high priest, who the Knables were completely unaware of, Gex's archnemesis Rez, known for trapping others within the Media Dimension, and someone who they would all oppose for such reasons, hoping that Rez doesn't find another way to enter the Pantheon.
• Another TV lover they're friends with is Timmy Turner, who is especially a big fan of the Crimson Chin, a superhero that managed to be brought into the world outside of television with use of his fairies' wishes. Being a genuinely heroic guy, the Knables can consider him a good guy to be around. They're a little unsure of what to think about Timmy's sometimes problematic use of wishes, but they do have some pity on how his parents are negligent of their son at times, hoping they never become anything like them either. There was also Eustace Bagge who also likes to watch television, but they just consider him an annoying Cranky Neighbor for the most part.
• Having been turned into cartoon characters for a bit while trapped in TV, they've given respect towards Eddie and Roger Rabbit who are experienced with interactions between real people and other toons themselves. While they don't ever plan to become toons again, they're more than wary enough of Judge Doom who could certainly threaten to kill them with The Dip should they be forced to become toons again. Having been cartoon mice in particular, they also get along with Jerry, and while Tom reminds them of the Robo-Cat that tried to catch them before, their views on him are neutral.
• During their mishaps with Hell Vision's killer channels, they were forced to fight against Hell Vision's own wrestlers, The Gorgons, for their survival. While Roy knew about how wrestling matches are generally staged, this only got Roy in trouble as he got beaten up by Mr. Gorgon. Ever since the Knables got past the encounter (mostly Helen's efforts), they both have gotten a newfound respect of all the wrestling deities in the Pantheon, understanding their work a little better. The wrestling deities are a bit impressed (and intimidated) by how savagely Helen made quick work out of the Gorgons once Mrs. Gorgon decided to rip out a bit of her hair. She may still be a Quasideity, but they know better than to be on the other end of her rage.
• Welcomed in the House of Family for getting past a situation that threatened to tear it apart, as mundane as the Knables in relation to many deities in the Pantheon. The Knable parents also found themselves being rather relatable to the Simpson parents, both being parts of similarly sized families, though the latter family finds themselves more used to chaotic situations than the former. Helen and Marge found good friends in each other to talk to, and Roy found good buddies in Homer for their mutual love of donuts. Both Roy and Homer also had a mutual interest in wanting to be better for their family, both having their own needs to improve.
• In their temple, which resembles their normal house, Roy has a fencing trophy, having been quite an experienced fencer himself. Soon enough, it would lead into meeting the famous Zorro who Roy recognized from all the TV he's watched. Somehow, there was a bet made between the two that led to them getting caught up in a fencing duel. While Zorro would end up winning the duel, Zorro would be surprised at how competent Roy was with the rapier, being a difficult opponent to triumph against. This would get Roy challenged by Puss in Boots later on, and the two managed to duel to a standstill for a few minutes, Roy being surprised he was fencing with an anthromorphic cat in the first place. Ending the fight early, Roy had managed to earn the respect of both fencers, though both note that his stamina is something that could be worked on.
• The Knables found it ideal to ally with the GUAG White Hats, given the fact that they may end up being sucked into deadly television shows again. The White Hats being benevolent technological experts and hackers themselves who could help them escape such situations was ideal for them. Not only that, but the group reminded them of their son, Darryl, who also happened to have a knack for technology himself. They've considered having Darryl train under them for the sake of advancing his skills, but are worried about putting him into danger unnecessarily early.
• They both ran into the deity holding the opposing trope to theirs, Xingo, once while heading back from doing their usual jobs. Wanting to show the two Knables his definition of fun, he decided to show them some of his best pranks, one of which involved turning them back into cartoon characters again. After a long chase involving explosive pies and sentient angry tumbleweeds, the two barely escaped Xingo's mischief with their lives, Roy knowing far better than to try to fight such a wacky character. Not wanting to see Xingo's face ever again, they decided to take some Brain Bleach to ensure they can't even invoke his appearance by mentioning him, but keeping a small flash card in their pocket to know how to deal with him just in case.
  • When it came to other fictional characters that entered into the real world, they get along with Meteora pretty well, but Altair is someone that they'd rather keep away from for their own sake.

Beep-beep

Viewtiful Joe frequently travel through movies, and Timmy Turner once also went on a journey through different television programs.

...now that I think about it, wouldn't it make more sense to have Garland and Chaos share a profile? Since their Time Paradox and Vicious Cycle are so tied together and they're literally the same person.

Edited by Alecoene on Jun 3rd 2021 at 9:29:50 PM

Even if Vengefulbale makes great points that will improve Belloq's next draft, will give a to him just to set the ball rolling.

No one responded to my repost of Kiley, so better go with the attempt at re-promotion. Even tried to think of knights, soldiers and the sort who could respond to Garland's background (best knight of the kingdom of Cornelia who gained respect through his power and skill, only to become corrupted by power).

Garland, God of the Vicious Cycle (Chaos, Nemesis, the Stalwart)

• Lesser God (Greater God as Chaos)
• Symbol: His horned helmet
• Theme Song: Chaos Shrine Arranged
• Alignment: Lawful Evil
• Portfolio: Endless cycles, keeping himself along through time loops, a love of combat, heavy armor, large weapons, knocking others down, serving Chaos, Multi-Purpose Sword.
• Domains: Cycles, Conflict, Reincarnation, Paradox
• Heralds: The Four Fiends
• Allies: Lord Chaos, Caius Ballad, Mercurius, Emperor Palamecia, Golbez, Exdeath, Kefka Palazzo, Sephiroth, Ultimecia, Kuja, Jecht, Seymour Guado, Sarda, Bowser, Airy, the evil Kingdom Hearts deities
• Enemies: Cosmos, the Warrior of Light, Firion, the Final Fantasy III heroes, Cecil Harvey, Kain Highwind, Terra Branford and her friends,

Cloud Strife, Squall Leonhart, Zidane Tribal, Tidus, Sora, Masou Kishin Heralds, [the Light Warriors, every princess in the House of Heirs

• Complicated relationship: White Mage
• Formerly Garland was only a member of the Pantheon by his existence to Chaos. However further review has noted Garland, while an extension of Chaos' paradox, has a legitimate claim to a throne separate from the God of Discord. The story goes that when Garland was about to die, the Four Fiends (Lich, Marilith, Kraken, and Tiamat) sent him to the past, where his hatred would merge with the four elements of the world to create the Fiends, who after restoring Garland to life (in the process turning him into the demon Chaos) would then be sent by him to the present, a Stable Time Loop that would allow Garland to live forever. This Vicious Cycle had seemingly continued without a clear end a countless number of times, until the Warriors of Light managed to break it by time traveling to defeat the Garland/Chaos of the past.
  • It is noted, however, that even if Lord Chaos and the demon that Garland becomes are different beings (Garland himself bestowed the 'Chaos' name upon the God of Discord noting the similarities to his own final form) to justify their presence as separate entities, the rules of Garland's existence still apply even though he is now his own deity. Should Chaos die, Garland will become the next Chaos and take the throne of the Temporal Paradox and create a new Garland to fill this position.
• The only Houses Garland has ever been seen in are the Houses of Combat, Weapons, and Time and Space. In the House of Time and Space, he is on official duty, either to his own title or at Chaos' behest. Otherwise, he is indulging himself with one fight after another, seeing no other form of entertainment available. Of course resorting to the thing that led the Warriors of Light against him in the first place, kidnapping princesses, has crossed his mind - Bowser even became a friend, as this sort of abduction is his way of life! This then led Princess Peach to rally the other heiresses of her House to stand against Garland.
• Garland's title owes to the Four Fiends, and thus they became his heralds. This instantly put him in the sights of the Masou Kishin quartet, as those are the same classical elements they run on, only employed by monsters.
• He has occasionally proclaimed he would "knock down" his opponents when in particularly heated scraps. He has been mocked for this before, but ridiculers were quick to learn just what being "knocked down" would entail. And he's grown a Berserk Button to opponents who taunt him by singing "Tubthumping" - you might get knocked down, but will get up again, as he'll never gonna keep you down!
• Given another Garland originated from the world of Final Fantasy IX, Zidane and Kuja prefer not to think that the old man who created them both might be inside that armor.
• While Warrior of Light is his arch-nemesis, Garland also hates every Final Fantasy hero, and will always continue to fight them for nothing more than to enjoy himself. He also harbors a grudge against Cloud, as he was the first in the series to wield a huge sword and yet the spiky-haired blonde takes all the glory.
• Is always willing to go along with the evil schemes of Mercurius, who also abuses time loops for his benefit, and Airy, who has similar experience with power crystals and time (though alternate timelines instead of staying in the same one).
• Sora has never actually met Garland (the only Final Fantasy villain that crossed his way was Sephiroth), but instantly stands against someone with such lust for power. Doesn't help the villains of his series took an interest to Garland, who feel his elemental magic can be enhanced with Darknes - and Sora doesn't want to see what a Heartless or Nobody derived from Garland and Chaos can be.
• After learning of a certain interpretation of his story where he was an Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain, Garland was at first angry, but decided that incorporating some of those Affably Evil traits might get people to support him - White Mage even can't fully stand against him because of the memories of the Garland she helped promote as a Fake Ultimate Hero! Still, he's still a fierce opposer of the Light Warriors, no matter if aside from Fighter they're borderline villains. Garland also became a partner of Sarda, whose Start of Darkness also involves time travel - although Sarda has some envy to how Garland became Chaos instead of having his body hijacked by him.

It is bit weird. While Garland does become Chaos due to the Vicious Cycle thing, Chaos is also a completely separate character with his own motives and such, and the two of them have existed at the same time.

Continue the bloodline, Fujimaru!

Dissidia Chaos is also not the Chaos from FF 1 as well due to the timeline shenanigans. Despite originating from said world. It’s all really weird.

Edited by OmegaRadiance on Jun 3rd 2021 at 2:24:05 AM

Every accusation by the GOP is ALWAYS a confession.

Is Impel Down ready to go?

Impel Down, Divine Inescapable Prison (Underwater Prison, the Great Prison. Consists of Crimson Hell, Wild Beast Hell, Starvation Hell, Blazing Hell, Freezing Hell and then Eternal Hell)

• Votes: 2(Crimson Shark, Aleceone)
• House: Establishments (House of Dominions)
• Description: A multi-layered prison with 6 levels, the last undisclosed to the public
• Symbol: A crowned emblem with wings on a black background
• Theme Song: This
• Alignment: Lawful Neutral
• Portfolio: The Alcatraz, Stylized After The Circles Of Hell from The Divine Comedy, Hellhole Prison, From Bad to Worse, Doesn't Frivolously Kill Its Prisoners
• Domains: Prison, Torment, Despair, Hellish Fates, The Justice System
• Sacred to: Magellan (former warden, current vice-warden), The Five Elder Stars (heads of the government Impel Down serves)
• Unholy to: Everyone who's ever been locked up there, (notably Monkey D Luffy, Portgas D Ace, Crocodile and Donquixote Doflamingo), Al Capone, Dante Aligheri, Boris the Animal
• The World Government has to deal with powerful criminals, pirates and other threats to both people and their status quo. For this, Impel Down was created. A vicious, near-inescapable prison with each deeper level being worse. Head by Hannyabal, and before him Magellan, each can expect a different kind of torture. The first layer is the Crimson Hell, with razor-sharp tree leaves stained with prisoner's blood, guards and blue gorillas chasing them. The second layer is the Wild Beast Hell, where dangerous beasts hunt the prisoners. The third layer is Starvation Hell, a desert where prisoners are at the edge of dehydration and starvation. The fourth layer is Blazing Hell, with the presence of a boiling blood pool. The fifth layer is Freezing Hell, a desolate frozen wasteland. And not known to the public is Eternal Hell, where the prisoners are forgotten and left to die of boredom.
• Dreaded by the House of Crime, and more so that they are requesting resources from the pantheon. The more dangerous and animalistic members of the Monster halls are permitted under the warden's keen eyes to cause trouble for the criminals there in the Wild Beast Hell. At least, as long as they can control them. The SCP Foundation was impressed enough to consider it a temporary containment for their their deadlier SCPs if they're unable to use primary containment.. "Could" being the key word, as the Foundation considers themselves better and handling and containing dangerous entities. It's more a secondary containment than a replacement altogether. Still, they work better working together.
• Impel Down's establishment in the pantheon has put the fear of God back into Al Capone. He went to the Alcatraz and that it's why he went nuts^note well OK it was more syphilis but don't tell him that and he was appalled that Impel Down "is like Alcatraz, but a thousand times worse!" The World Government doesn't find him guilty of crimes that'd send him there, but they aren't telling him that as they want to keep him on his best behavior if they and his criminal enterprise cross paths.
• If it seems like a literal Hellhole Prison, that's because it kind of is. Impel Down was stylized off the Circles of Hell from The Divine Comedy. Dante, having traversed through the Inferno, recognized the similarities and was morbidly impressed for a second. Dis was initially amused at this apparent recreation of his unholy domain, but then shifted to irrational rage at the feeling of being plagiarized. It's especially hellish for those who can't swim; having seastone in its construction and being in the middle of the ocean means it's especially useful for holding Devil Fruit users.
• The House of Justice was impressed by Impel Down, however how often it should be used by the pantheon was up for debate. While most imprisoned there were hardened and dangerous criminals, some believed it was too sadistic even towards them. This concerned was fueled by the fact the Hall of Tyrannical Figures thinking it can be used as an excuse to get rid of and punishment any political dissident. Horrifyingly Big Brother has plans of converting the entire area into one colossal Room 101. Regime Superman is more content to let Impel Down be, but he is still interested in the prison as it reminds him of The Trench; a fully underwater max security prison in his own universe. As it's in the Marianas Trench it's even more secure than Impel Down.
• For all its ruthlessness Impel Down doesn't permit frivolous cruelty; Shillew got put in Level 6 because he killed prisoners for fun. To prevent the tyrants of the pantheon from abusing the system, the threshhold for how evil someone has to be to go there is EXCEPTIONALLY high. That said, the World Government ultimately has the say on who goes there and needs to get their seal of approval before capitulating to their prisoners. They didn't have any problem in the request to throw Cletus Kasady into Level 6; he more than earned an 11 lifetime prison service.
• An agreement was made with the Men in Black that they can store Boris the Animal away, though for now they have a better chance containing the 1969 version rather than the 2012 version who broke out of a prison on the moon. During their containment of the psychopath, John Doe could be seen smirking off in the distance. Given he's the kind of scumbag who'd be sent there people asked why he was smirking. The Serial Killer simply stated he appreciates the Circles of Hell they use as an inspiration, and the apparent karmic punishment of those in there. In short, he thinks it's how a prison should work. Tellingly, he didn't find any irony in saying so.
• Rumors started circulating that Nemesis is planning to break in, then out of Impel Down in order to completely ruin the whole thing out of boredom. Nemesis himself has denied those rumors by saying "I'm not an idiot". Later research revealed that the Joker started those rumors. This has led to people wanting Impel Down to hold the Joker as Arkham Asylum is a failure in containing anyone, but he just smirked by saying "Like that prison would contain me; the fans love me too much!" Unfortunately this wasn't a case of Tempting Fate as Gotham has stated they don't trust the World Government nearly enough to hold their criminals. Batman has yet to give his opinion.
• The Underwater Prison prides itself on its security, however long ago prisoners managed to use a tunneling Devil Fruit to create a sub-level to serve as a haven for prisoners; Level 5.5: Newkama Land. The Okama Paradise is a place where all the okamas and prisoners can party and have a good time. They're making sure the only people who can know this are fellow criminals and the tropers reading this. It's another reason why the Joker doesn't fear Impel Down, but it's also a reason why sending him to Impel Down would probably end poorly; Newkama Land would likely reject giving him haven given his reputation and personality, which would just leave him to reveal Newkama Land out of spite and use the chaos as a springboard to tearing Impel Down apart. Worse, it's not out of the realms of plausibility he could pull that off.

THE GOLDEN AGE WILL RETURN AGAIN!

I'm not really seeing a compelling argument for keeping Chaos and Garland separate. They may not be the same character but they are still closely associated.

Posting for feedback.

Col. Benjamin Cameron, God of Klansmen (Ben, Colonel Cameron, The Little Colonel)

• Demigod
• Symbol: KKK imagery
• Alignment: Lawful Evil (likely believes he's Chaotic Good)
• Portfolio: The Klan, Villain Protagonist, Values Dissonance, Affably Evil, Noble Demon, Hot-Blooded
• Domains: The Confederacy, Racism, Slavery, War
• Heralds: Elsie Stoneman (his wife), many clanmates
• Allies:
• Enemies: Every black deity in the Pantheon
• Complicated Relations: Scarlett O'Hara, Calvin Candie and Stephen
• In the antebellum-era United States, two families were close friends: abolitionist Stonemans in the North, and plantation-owning Camerons in the South. The Civil War forced the families to fight each other, and the conflict ended the way everyone knows, with the North winning. Reconstruction began and the South was forced to change its ways by the North; most importantly, the abolition of slavery and black people getting rights. Ben Cameron, a decorated colonel admired both by his brothers-at-arms and Union soldiers for his bravery and honor, would not abide by these changes and so started an organization, the Ku Klux Klan, with the purpose of oppressing free black people and protecting his fellow white Southerners. This being a rather different era, Cameron got even the abolitionist Stonemans and other Northerners to side with his cause and ultimately succeeded in keeping black people oppressed. Needless to say, while he was hailed as a hero back then, the story comes across in a rather different tone now.
• Cameron's ascension proved to be one of the most controversial events ever in the Pantheon, with several deities criticizing the Main House for "legitimizing" the KKK. Which doesn't matter to the neutral Main House, with its only concerns being that the beings that get ascended are competent at representing their chosen trope and that they have an interesting story. For better or worse, Cameron fits those bills, topped off by his work of origin being hugely influential on the medium of film. Cameron's own reaction at being ascended was to feel honored and gracefully accept it, in spite of the staggering number of deities booing him at his instatement ceremony. It got worse when he announced his organization (at least, his chapter) would be fully operational in the Pantheon to protect the hallowed place from those who would sully it, as he once protected his Southern home. He did not specify who he meant by "those who would sully it", but one can guess.
• For obvious reasons, Cameron is a guy who is kind of strapped for reliable allies, as nowadays even the most evil deities would balk at the sort of virulent bigotry and segregationism that Cameron espouses. Even in his time, some people would find him too much. His fellow Southerner Scarlett O'Hara is someone who suffered greatly from the South losing the Civil War as her family was left impoverished. However, Scarlett has no interest whatsoever in Cameron's "just" cause, only caring to secure stability for herself, and her family next. Cameron is rather miffed that Scarlett has such selfish and small-minded motivations, but reckons she is worthy of some respect given how well she has done for herself, often on her lonesome, in the aftermath of a terrible war. So despite everything else, Cameron still sees Scarlett as a Southern sister and would protect her from her enemies.
• The plantation- and slave-owner Calvin Candie, on the other hand, feels nothing but admiration for the KKK leader. Cameron, however, believes slave-owners should treat their slaves (at least those who know their place) with kindness and condescension, like a father who only uses the belt against his children when their behavior becomes intolerable; he thus looks at the sadistic Candie with no small amount of disdain, especially after learning about Candie's wrestling and prostitution rings, which he supplies with his slaves. Cameron also thinks he would be personally embarrassed if a slave of his became the true power behind his estate, which is the case with Candie's head slave Stephen. This only causes him to look at Candie with even more contempt, while somewhat admiring Stephen's competence and loyalty to the whites. Either way, Cameron can't really write off Candie, as he's one of the few deities to wholeheartedly support the KKK's cause, so Cameron has to tolerate him.

The Slavers are, well, slavers, but I feel like Cameron would probably be horrified by their monstrous behavior. Aveline de Grandpré and Adéwalé are both black assassins who are dedicated to fighting the evil of slavery, so they're perfect enemies for him.

The Saint of Killers used to be a confederate soldier before his death, but he doesn't care at all about the cause anymore, if he ever did. John Carter was also a Confederate veteran before he got to Barsoom, but he never shows any racism and doesn't seem to care much about the cause either.

Edited by Alecoene on Jun 3rd 2021 at 1:11:42 PM

The Warhammer Dark Elves are known for enslaving those from other races and forcing them to perform work labor as the Dark Elves themselves are more inclined to indulge in lavish lives or in life-risking fights. While Cameron might be a slave, the fact that the Dark Elves see humans as beneath them (as well as slave content) would make him incredibly wary of them.

Darth Vader would hate Cameron. This is because he was born and raised a slave, and his mother was worked and abused to death whilst being a slave for the Tusken Raiders. Even when he was the Galactic Empire's enforcer, Vader was vehemently opposed to having slave labor, which was being perpetrated by Palpatine.

"Money is the goddamn plan! Have some faith, y'all!"

there were Superman ads back then that encouraged inclusivity between ethnicities. It was notable due to the KKK being a respected group then. Anything on that? Are the KKK racist against aliens?

Also, Filipinos laud the KKK’s actions... the Kataastaasan, Kagalanggalangang Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan and I have nothing else to say besides that joke.

Edited by M1gamiTensei on Jun 3rd 2021 at 3:35:18 AM

Pantheon server for all who click here. Freaking lost $410 and I am hunting down for a nuke to reign down.

@ wootzits: There was a bi-monthly Superman comic called Superman Smashes the Klan, which itself is an adaptation on a The Adventures of Superman episode. They're called the Klan of the Fiery Kross (Clan of the Fiery Cross in the original source material) but no points as to what both stories are alluding to, really.

Edited by CrownlessMimic on Jun 3rd 2021 at 3:50:13 AM

A universe of infinity held within a singular dot. Thus a collection of dots a collection of infinities does it become...

@ Cameron: World War 2 related-I think that he would still oppose the Nazis. He might be really racist, but he's an American racist and despite hating black people he wouldn't think they should be exterminated like the Nazis think Jews, gays, Slavs, Romani and disabled should be. With U.S presidents Franklin Roosevelt, who was Assistant Secretary of the Navy when the film was released, would be deeply embarrassed that the at the time president and one of his political idols Woodrow Wilson endorsed the movie.

He'd be staunch enemies with Ulysess S Grant(forgot where I put him) since as president he brought down the first incarnation of the Klan