Well, I may have not visited for a while but there is quite some stuff to unpack.

I have taken peeks to the website and quite frankly speaking, Derivatives will be needing a cleanup at some point. The news of a trope expy cleanup is underway and unfortunately, many profiles there will be tropeless. I should also note that the Character Expies redirect still exists so, I hope someone can clean that up.

On the other hand, the Terminator overhaul is something I want to plan ahead Clovis so be patient. I mean, I have so much reworks at the moment (Dark Souls < Team Fortress < Portal < DOTA < Half Life < Terminator, which is the current list), and that is not counting the individual reworks I have in store. My second sandbox has a list of profiles I want to rework.

Abstaining on all your suggestions, I feel like people could also give other suggestions if needed, especially on Omni-Man since the title is obviously on hype prevention.

Pantheon Dominions Project is done. Can I replace the dominions now?

It looks good to me.

And here's the first version of the Emperor rework. To summarize, he's the Evil Overlord of a conquering empire whose souls split in two after his death by the hands of La Résistance. The two halfs promptly went on to each conquer Heaven and Hell respectively.

Emperor Mateus, God of Taking Over The Afterlife (The Emperor, Emperor of Hell, Emperor of Heaven, Trap Master, Nameless Despot)

^{As the Emperor of Hell} 

^{As the Emperor of Heaven} 

• Theme Song: Battle Scene II
• Intermediate God, Greater God as the Emperor of Hell and the Emperor of Heaven
• Symbol: The staff by which he rules.
• Alignment: Lawful Evil
• Heralds: The still-loyal citizens of Palamecia and The forces of Pandemonium
• Portfolio: The Emperor, later God-Emperor, Usurping the thrones of Hell and Heaven by means of his own death, Trap based magics, Starfall, godly imagery and mentality, Faux Affably Evil, Clever strategist, Pure evil, Only called by his title, Very pretty-looking, Not taking any chances, Doesn't have any faith in humanity, Soul split into his dark and light half
  • As the Emperor of Hell: Dark evil being, Commands The Legions of Hell, Seek to destroy everything in the human world
  • As the Emperor of Heaven: Light evil being, Try to pass himself as benevolent, Offer others immortal life in exchange of serving him
• Domains: Godhood, Empires, Rule, Heaven, Hell.
• Allies:
  • Final Fantasy Deities: Lord Chaos, Exdeath, Kefka Palazzo, Sephiroth, Ultimecia, Ardyn Izunia
  • Others: Darkseid, Xehanort's Incarnations, Jareth, Azazel (Helltaker)
• Enemies: Firion, All the good-aligned Final Fantasy deities, Golbez, Kuja, Mori Motonari, David Xanatos, Lelouch vi Britannia, Nagisa Misumi and Honoka Yukishiro, Laharl, The Seven Mortal Sins, Black Mage Evilwizardington, The Saint of Killers
• Rivals: Melkor, YHVH
• Some people are born with a rare unbidden ambition, one that pushes them to reach higher and higher for all of their life, and even beyond. The Emperor of the nation of Palamecia was one such soul who sought to control the whole world, even enlisting the help of the Legions of Hell to conquer it. His campaign of domination was nearly unstoppable, which eventually resulted in the sole resistance being the Wild Rose Rebellion, formed from the remnant of the conquered kingdom of Flynn. Though things seemed utterly hopeless, they nonetheless managed to finally kill the tyrant... But death couldn't stop his desire. Upon his passing, his soul was split into a 'dark' half, which went to Hell, and a 'light' half, which went to Heaven. Each promptly conquered their respective afterlives, deposing the dark and light forces. After which, the Emperor of Hell returned to the mortal realm with his demonic forces to lay waste to it, only to be defeated by the same heroes who killed him. At the same time, the Emperor of Heaven called upon the souls of those his empire had killed to try to convince them to forgive him, only for those same souls to rise up and slay him. Thus was his evil finally over, or so it was thought.
• The Emperor, in a state where both parts of his souls were brought back together, was one of the many warriors called upon by Lord Chaos to act as his servants in an unending cycle of battles, which the ambitious human had accepted only with the goal to take control of both his lord's forces and that of their nemesis, Cosmos. While he failed in that and died once more, Chaos once more called upon him in the Pantheon, even managing to get him the title of those who conquer afterlives. The Emperor's ascension was merely the beginning. Upon learning that there were so many seats of power above the thrones he had taken for himself in his own world and that they were involved in a Forever War that spread across the whole Pantheon, he had decided to extends his original plans and to eventually find a way to usurp the thrones of all of the Great Alliances, so that he can become ruler of all that exists.
• Since Firion is the hero who has slain him twice, it goes without saying that Emperor absolutely despises him and wish for nothing less than his complete destruction. The sentiment is very much reciprocated as Firion is filled with rage towards the despot for all the suffering he brought to his friends and the rest of the world. And so, the two are once more staunch archenemies, and the rest of the heroic Final Fantasy have likewise followed the Salamand native in opposing the emperor, especially since a good number of them already were his enemies when they were serving under Cosmos.
• Initially, The Emperor once more worked alongside other Final Fantasy villains under the god Chaos, though he naturally planned to betray them just as he did back when they first fought together. However, this alliance was quickly undermined when Kuja and Golbez ended up leaving the forces of evil and joining up with good. This act quickly irked the Emperor, who swore that he would have the heads of the two traitors for this. And there is tension even amongst those who remained on Chaos's side, as he despises Exdeath and Kefka for their plans to destroy the world, leaving nothing for him to rule. Still, he acknowledges their powers and so tries to remain on their good sides so that he can use them wisely.
  • Naturally, this meant that he was by extension serving under Melkor in the Grand United Alliance of Evil. However, this changed when he was approached by Darkseid, who sought to recruit the Emperor's cunning and power for the Harbingers Of Repression after hearing about his conquests. Seeing that Darkseid's ideal of a dystopia appealed to him much more than Melkor's spiteful evil, the mage monarch accepted the offer to join. Though he kept his ties with Chaos and, as always, he fully plans on finding a way to bring down Darkseid and become the new God of Tyranny.
• In the Pantheon, The Emperor can split himself into his Emperor of Hell and his Emperor of Heaven halves. While they're both the same egotistical tyrant in the end, his 'dark half' is more openly misanthropic and primarily focuses on laying waste to the world and destroying everything on it, bringing him closer to the ideals of the Grand United Alliance of Evil, and the 'light half' casts himself as a higher and benevolent being, who offers salvation and blessings to wicked humanity, which allowed him to more easily approach the similarly conceited members of the Grand United Alliance of Law. Yet despite those differences, the two have no problem working with one another. In fact, their differing personalities are part of a ploy by the Emperor to take the thrones of the Alliances they're respectively closer to, then unite them to conquer the rest of the Pantheon. Yet both Melkor and YHVH are heard about his exploits, and so are justifiably wary around any of his selves.
  • Hearing of an Heart that was pure evil, even after being purged of its darkness, heavily interested Master Xehanort and his other selves, and the old Keyblade master has approached the Emperor to study it. While the despot doesn't care much for his ultimate goal of purging darkness from people's hearts, he did grow interested in how Xehanort deliberately splitting himself into his Heartless and Nobody to accomplish his plans was much similar to his own successes with his two halves. As such, he has welcomed the latter's attempt to investigate him, and even has been trying to get advice on using time travel to possibly split himself furthermore so that he can have a 'representative' for each alliance.
• The Emperor has proven himself to be an expert schemer and in fact was the primary brain behind the Warriors of Chaos during the Dissidia conflict, and in fact was the one that came up with their overall plan. He's also completely relentless in his schemes and seldom gives any chance to his enemies, as was proven by his conquest of the world. Of course, any advice he offers is tainted by the fact that he plans to betray any authorities so that he can be the one to stands above all. He's naturally wary around the likes of Motonari or David Xanatos. Though he refuses to admit anyone could possess a greater mind than his own, he is wise enough to make plans that would protect himself against them. Another deity he has grown wary of is Lelouch vi Brittania, especially after hearing that the young man managed to utterly destroy an empire that had ruled over a great part of the world for a century. Lelouch himself despises the Emperor for reminding him of the worst excesses of Brittania, and so the two have been making their own plans on how to eventually dispose of the other.
• A lot of deities have noted that he looks very much like the legendary singer David Bowie, and more than a few of them confused the two on occasion. While the Emperor doesn't have much of an opinion on music or on Bowie himself, the fact that he could be likened to a powerless mere mortal like him anger the prideful despot. Anyone who calls him by that name is bound to get into all sorts of trouble with traps later on.
  • He also flipped off when Nagisa Misumi/Cure Black and Honoka Yukishiro/Cure White mistook him as a reincarnated Pissard, who, you guessed it, looked like David Bowie. The battle raged for a long time and by the end of it, The Emperor has come to hate the two magical girls. As for the two of them, while they did recognize that he wasn't actually Pissard after all, they still staunchly oppose his ambitious and tyrannical way.
  • This resemblance to Bowie also got him comparisons to Jareth, especially when it comes to the way they dress. The Emperor, for his part, grew fascinated by the Goblin King's labyrinth and how he can change every facet of it on a whim. And so, the despot decided to strike an agreement with him so that he can study his labyrinth in the hope of modifying Pandemonium and Arubboth so that he can have an equivalent mastership of them. In exchange, he has been teaching some of his spells to the fairy-like being.
• For a very long time, nobody knew his actual name, as he felt no need to be known by anything lesser than the title that shows his eventual rulership over all. An alternate telling of his tale gave him the name Mateus, but this story also showed him as completely manipulated by Satan and never managing to conquer Hell for himself. Naturally, the arrogant monarch absolutely despised something that made him look like a pawn and so refused to acknowledge it. But it eventually turned out during the wars between Chaos and Cosmos that Mateus was actually his name, though he still never use it.
• Quite naturally, he has been planning on taking over other afterlives, of which there are many tied to the various gods of the Pantheon. Upon learning about how Laharl managed to become Overlord of his Netherworld by simple martial might, as did Lucifer of the Seven Mortal Sins with Hell, he has been making plans to defeat them and take their realms for their own. Both have already heard of the guy's reputation and are naturally quite against this, which means they're fully preparing themselves to fight him eventually. He thinks of the Hell that the Helltaker visited as quite an easy target, since its greatest demons were easily recruited into a mortal man's harem for pancakes of all things. Yet, unexpectedly, he has shown nothing but courtesy towards the visiting angel Azazel, who was fascinated by the thought of a mortal sinful enough to conquer Hell. He seems more than happy to answer all of her questions and to guide her. In truth, he has learned about she grew powerful enough to take over the place herself in an alternate timeline, and so has decided to deliberately guide her along that part so that he can have a powerful ally.
  • There are others in the Pantheon who accomplished the feat of taking over an afterlife. The psychotic adventurer known as Black Mage managed to take over Hell due to his immense evil, but any thoughts in the Emperor's mind about a possible alliance of convenience were quickly squashed by the mage's stupidly destructive impulses. And so, the despot has designated him as a threat to simply eliminate. Upon learning about how the Saint of Killers took over both Hell and Heaven yet had no interest in ruling himself, he had tried to coax him into his services. He was quickly shot down quite literally by the Saint, who pointed out he was no better than the version of God from his world.

Edited by Alecoene on Jun 6th 2021 at 5:37:19 PM

Mario@ Invincable has the June 28-29 end date.

Done with the Knables' profile, though any more feedback is appreciated.

Evaluation Mode

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

• Potential House: Narrative Settings s:
• 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, Viewtiful Joe, Meteora Österreich, Homer and Marge Simpson, the GUAG White Hats, The Investigation Team, Ryotaro Dojima
• 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, Conal Cochran, 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.
• Obviously, they keep away from all the Hall of Demons and any other ascended devil in the Pantheon, knowing far better to make more deals with them. The same applies to any figurative devil in the Pantheon, including any problematic companies. They're opposed to both Mr. Burns, Conal Cochran, and similar companies they're allied with for their malicious practices. It's not like Roy needs to buy a new TV, since the Pantheon gave him a much better TV than the one he's familiar with in his mortal life, though Helen makes sure he doesn't get addicted to TV again.
• 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 and Viewtiful Joe, who both also traveled through TV worlds just as they did, and making a living through it. The Knables are impressed that they made entering and surviving nasty television shows a profession for themselves, which even Roy, a fellow TV addict, would be hesitant to do. They reassured them that the job simply wasn't for everyone, and that their respect was mutual for going through their feud with Hell Vision. 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 his 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.
• While Helen's happy that Roy's gotten over his obsession with TV, she does note that he sometimes gets attached to his television for a little too long on occasion. It's never gotten as problematic as when it began to tear their relationship apart, but it mildly upsets her that Roy never gets bored of TV. She once went to a library to ponder about how people don't seem to get into books like how we do with television these days, and Lex the Bookworm heard her words as misinterpreted them as a certain request, and one ZAP later, Helen would find trapped in a city within a book she was reading. With Roy learning of the event, he helped Helen find a way out of the book, and they left Lex's library, startled that even books had the potential to suck you in and make you go through their narratives.
  Helen: You know, when I was thinking about getting into books, this was not what I was asking for.
• They were intrigued by the Investigation Team's ventures in the TV World they went through, even if their interactions with the Midnight Channel weren't something they expected. Surprised that the TV World they're familiar with could grant them special abilities, especially gaining a Persona, the Knables are impressed by how they used the TV World to solve things like murder cases. Similarly, they got along with their ally Ryotaro Dojima who was a detective that formerly had an estranged relationship with his daughter due to a case involving his wife's murder, holding much pity for him. They do remind each other that a balance between personal issues and professional work is necessary for maintaining families, which they can all get behind.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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 could only be beneficial 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 also dislike one of their enemies, the Grand United Alliance of Machines, since they decided that dealing with a malicious television was enough for them, and obviously disagree with the idea of being turned to machines themselves.

Edited by Necromancer10 on Jun 6th 2021 at 1:35:48 PM

Repost.

I better make room for my rework Sandbox since I'm sure there are more purges coming up.

Fae, Goddess of Required Party Members (Divine Dragon, Fa, Murderchicken)

• Returning to: Game Characters
• s:

• Intermediate Goddess
• Symbol: Her dragon form
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Required To Join In Order To Get The Best Ending, Badass Adorable, Killer Rabbit, Dragon Form Is Like A Really Cute Giant Goose, Several Centuries Old, Too Limited Dragonstone, Third-Person Person
• Domain(s): Dragons, Children, Long Life, Character Selection
• Followers: Nei, Shandra, The Volunteer, York, Raze, Atsuma
• Allies: Roy, Lilina, Tiki (as an expy of her), Nowi, Nah, Hector, Ninian, Eliwood, Lyn, Corrin, Wendy Marvell, Paarthurnax
• Enemies: Grima, Gharnef, Anankos, Ornstein and Smough, Acnologia, Miraak, Alduin, Spyro
• Fears: The Dovahkiin
• Sometimes, in order to get certain results, certain members need to participate. Sometimes, they're a liability if you do, but you have to suck it up and bear it, all for the sake of the story, a better ending, or even some beneficial additions later. And the "lucky" candidate selected by the Court via grab bag was Fae, the Divine Dragon of Elibe, and she who needs to survive to track down the real villain of Roy's story Jahn, the man(akete) behind King Zephiel.
• As for who she is, Fae is a Manakete from the hidden Manakete village of Arcadia. Chronologically, she was first seen standing guard in a house at the Nabata Desert while Eliwood's army was fighting bandits to reach Pent. She also hinted on the existence of hidden items around the place.
  • She would meet his son Roy several years later when he visits Arcadia, but was forbidden to follow him, especially with the current war. Despite that, she managed to sneak out, and then be captured by Bern before Roy rescues her, after which she joins up. At the end of the war, she returns to Nabata, where she fades from Elibian history.
• She was happy to see Roy and Lilina upon finding them in the Pantheon, after they had parted pays after defeating Jahn and restoring Idunn, and also got to meet their parents. Also, now that they are all deities, she doesn't have to worry about outliving anybody, which was a sentiment Tiki also shared.
  • There were those who worried that her encounter with Lyn might trigger hostility, but her early encounter with Tiki (as well as potentially meeting Fae once before) ensured that that wasn't the case.
• In her time at Roy's army, she hadn't been allowed to partake much in battle, mainly due to how limited her dragonstone was in terms of uses^note Tiki could at least borrow Bantu's, Myrrh's dragonstone had 50 uses as opposed to Fae's 30, dragonstones were purchasable in Nowi and Nah's time, and Corrin's (and Kanna's) was unbreakable. Thankfully, her excellent Resistance allows her to sponge magic attacks without wasting its uses, which only happens when she has to attack an enemy.
  • Nowadays, dragonstones aren't rare (though not exactly dirt cheap either), allowing her to be a lot more liberal with its use, especially when she's summoned over to Askr. Her fellow Manaketes (usually Tiki) always take time to make sure she has one in case some schmuck has the bright idea of attacking her.
• Compared to all manaketes after her and Tiki before them, Fae's dragon form looks like a fluffy yellow goose-like thing that wouldn't look out-of-place in an Easter basket. Still no less dangerous, though.
• Fears the Dovahkiin for…well, hunting dragons, and what would happen after that. Whenever she encounters them, she always tries to hide, either behind Lilina, Roy, or Tiki (as well as Marth after the elder Divine Dragon introduced her to him).
  • She also hates Miraak for the same reasons, with the added bonus of being a narcissistic cult leader also out to brainwash any dragon he could find.
  • That said, she's on better terms with the Dovahkiin's mentor Paarthurnax, as he's a dragon who turned against his species' nature to dominate and destroy. It helps that he's acquainted with Eliwood and Ninian (Roy's parents, maybe in Ninian's case), and is willing to help them out with many evil dragons in the Pantheon. Especially his brother, Alduin.

Oolong, Patron Saint of Fighting Games (Lee)

• Returning to: Gaming Genres
• s:

• Demigod
• Symbol: A photo of himself doing a flying kick on a gong
• Alignment: His game has so little characterization, so either True Neutral or Neutral Good
• Theme Music: Main BGM 1 (arcade), Fight Theme (NES)
• Portfolio: herald of the first Fighting Game, preceding Street Fighter, Bruce Lee Clone, Not Quite Flight, prevailing over weapons-users without using weapons himself, Would Hit a Girl
• Domains: Kung Fu, Fighting
• High Priests: The Karate Champ fighters (as they are the first Fighting Game characters ever)
• Followers: Nearly every non-ascended Fighting Game combatant ever.
• Allies: Woolie, Son Goku, Bruce Lee
• Friendly Rivals: Ryu, all other Fighting Game gods, and many gods who have been featured in Fighting Games
• Not-So-Friendly Rivals/Enemies: The evil Fighting Game deities (e.g. M. Bison, Shao Kahn, etc.), John Kreese
• There have been some who have complained why Ryu isn't the God of Fighting Games (aside from the fact that he already has a lot of titles under his belt). With Oolong's ascension, now it is known.
  • His fighting game was the first to feature HP bars, fighting until KO, characters using different fighting styles, female fighters, groin attacks, changing music when HP is low, and more than one Victory Pose. Being a genre progenitor, that's why Oolong was able to take the spot.
• As for who he is, all that's known of him is that he was on a quest to become the Grand Master of Kung-Fu, honoring the memory of his illustrious father. In order to do that, he would have to face some of the most skillful martial artists in one-on-one battles. Apart from punches and kicks, he has great jumping ability, which would be his only edge over his foes as they use all manner of weapons (except for the last one, Blues, based on Bruce Lee, who fights unarmed just like Oolong).
• Since most of his opponents employ Hit-and-Run Tactics, putting up a good fight with many of the fighting game deities has become…quite difficult, with all their combos, zoning attacks, faster ranged attacks, and more advanced techniques. Now, it might be he who has to hit-and-run.
• To further improve his skills, he trains with many other deities in the other Houses, mainly the House of Combat, particularly Ryu, who has since become the face of Fighting Games.
  • Among the many weapons Oolong has faced off against were the staff, chain, tonfas, nunchucks, bombs, swords, fans, club with shield, and electricity. By that "logic", Oolong also trains in the House of Weapons, but never picks one up at any point in his training.
• Upon hearing of his ascension, Son Goku thought someone familiar to him has arrived. He was mistaken, but the two became friends anyway. That said, spars against one another proves difficult due to just how far apart their "weight classes" are.
• Given that one of his attacks lands on the opponent's family jewels, he's gotten the appreciation of Johnny Cage.

for the Knable Pair.

Omni-Man is on hold, don't worry about it (I've said it before that I was aware of the HPS, in fact, I was the one who put Invincible there). As I've said before, It'll take a while (approx. a month or two or even longer) before I get around to doing his profile and I'm intending to prioritize other stuff in the meantime as well.

Finalizing my proposed Houses of Death And Postmortem and Life And Vitality. I have one approval and I simply want about two more approvals before I can properly go ahead with it. That, and I'm the sort of guy who just wants to finish things off quickly.

Throwing this out of the way, but today onwards, my older brother is now a married man.

Edited by CrimsonShark on Jun 6th 2021 at 6:04:44 PM

You know technically houses don't need votes right? You can just upload them

But have at thee

Edited by fasoman1996 on Jun 6th 2021 at 7:14:53 PM

@Necromancer

@Whirl Understood.

@necromancer: for the Knables.

@ Emperor Mateus: I think it says something about him when his "good" and "evil" sides are equally evil.

@ Crimson Shark: Congrats on your brother's marriage. My sister isn't married yet, but she and Gabe have been happy together for at least 2, maybe 3 years at this point.

What further detail should I add with Rouge and her rivals?

Silver the Hedgehog, God of the Catch and Return Technique (Super Silver, Psychic hedgehog, Silver Boy)

• Votes: 1(Sailor Venus 372)
• Note: Update
• Intermediate God (Greater God as Super Silver)
• Symbol: A silhouette of his head
• Theme Music: Dreams of an Absolution, Rival Battle: Silver the Hedgehog
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: Walking, talking, white hedgehog, being a Determinator, being from the future and having mental powers, striving For Great Justice, Mind over Matter, Trying To Avert A Bad Future, Prideful And Wrathful, Somewhat Insensitive But A Good Guy, The Sonic-Verse Equivalent Of Future Trunks, Catch and Return, former Unwitting Pawn
• Domains: Psychokinesis, Countering, The Future, Hero Complexes
• Allies: Heroic Sonic the Hedgehog deities (Blaze the Cat, Amy Rose and Shadow the Hedgehog especially), the Pantheonic Time Police, Future Trunks, Kyle Reese, Sarah Connor, their son John, Lucina, Sanada Nobuyuki, The Doctor, N, Sir Galahad, Clockwork, Barry Allen and Wally West
  • Former opponents: Danny Fenton, X Zero (Mega Man), the good T-800, John Connor
• Rivals: Sonic the Hedgehog (also his ally)
• Enemies: Solaris, Dr. Ivo 'Eggman' Robotnik, Infinite, The Dahaka, Vile, the Grand United Alliance of Destruction and anyone who wants to ruin the future (especially SKYNET, Fused Zamasu, Death Phantom, Lavos and Grima), those who use time travel for the worst, Surtr, Gorilla Grodd, Omega (Mega Man Zero), Dr Weil, Copy X, The T-800 loyal to SKYNET, Envy the Jealous, Father of the Homunculi, The Dark Knights and Barbatos, Dark Danny, Boris, Black Noir, the T-3000 version of John Connor
• Opposes: Missingno
• Opposed by: JonTron
• Wary of: The Halls of Fire and Heat, Cheats and Glitches
• Respects: Vegeta, Ahura Mazda
• Conflicted Opinions from: Solid Snake, Raiden (from Metal Gear)
• Conflicting opinion of: Homelander, River Song
• Silver the Hedgehog is a psychokinetic hedgehog from at least 200 years in the future. He first appeared in Sonic the Hedgehog (2006), initially as an antagonist as he believed Sonic was to blame for the monstrous Iblis ruining his future. Eventually this future was undone, but there were more time travel shenanigans and other bad futures that he showed up to try and solve...his success rate is somewhat dubious, though. Thanks to his psychokinesis he can catch and throw objects, or people if sufficiently enraged. They also allow give him flight.
• Was once scorned by the gods, especially for his performance during the year 2006. However, once that was erased from collective memory, and Sonic's birthday allowed him to prove the full power of his psychokinesis, many were more than willing to allow Silver to ascend. In spite of the timeline being changed, Silver still has the scorn of JonTron, over the boss battle he had with Sonic in Soleanna. The other Sonic deities are more forgiving. Some of them have more noticeable interactions.
  • Blaze was his closest friend and ally in the Crisis City timeline. How that's possible considering she's from another universe is unknown. The fact Solaris exists in the pantheon has re-ignited their old memories of one another, though they have been seen getting along in some non-canon spin-off games. Interestingly despite not meeting each other in canon after the timeline reset, they have the same arch-enemy in Eggman Nega. Granted, his own timeline is rather inconsistent; officially he's from the future, but his reason for being in the present Sol Dimension has never been explored.
  • Got off on the wrong foot with Sonic; first by trying to kill him as he thought he was the Iblis Trigger^note technically, he was and then by being a dickish rival in the reset timeline. Over time he's become nicer and regards Sonic as a friend, but still considers him a rival. He also got off the wrong foot with Amy because of trying to go after Sonic, but her positive presence aided in him avoiding falling into Knight Templar territory.
  • Shadow was the one who made Silver realize Mephiles was manipulating him to ruin the future, and along with Sonic they defeated Solaris and allowed Sonic to go back and remove the entity from history. The two have worked together in the rebooted timeline, and Silver seems to think Shadow's cool. Because they share some physical similarities^note the Carpet of Virility being the most obvious, their Arthurian counterparts were Lancelot and Galahad, and are similar to Vegeta and Future Trunks some have speculated they're father and son. Officially they're not, but since Shadow could survive to Silver's era the theory was in the realm of possibility.
• Since Eggman wants to conquer the world and this doesn't bode well for his future, Silver doesn't like him. He played a part in the Resistance against him, though unlike his former enforcer Infinite he doesn't hate him. Eggman is somewhat thankful of the hedgehog for thwarting the schemes of his impersonating descendant Eggman Nega, who Silver was able to remove from the pantheon. He will work with Silver to thwart Mephiles' villainous goals, even if it's playing pranks on Frollo and Gaston. They've also been known for working together to stop Zamasu, who Silver finds eerily similar to Solaris^note they're multi-formed fallen deities who ruined the future [[Omnicidal Maniac and want to kill everyone.
• One of Silver's biggest flaws is his naivety. Lack of proper context has resulted in him butting heads with a number of good deities, but once the truth is revealed he joined up with them to fight against the real threat.
  • After hearing of the Elf Wars and Neo Arcadia he accused the Mega Man X era X and Zero of becoming villains in their future and tried to stop them. They informed them that the tyrant Copy X and Omega aren't them, though the do understand why he made the mistake; Copy X was a perfect replication of X, except childish and dangerous without the life experience, and Omega inhabits the original body of Zero. Zero was also created to be a weapon of mass destruction in the first place. Now Silver is working to thwart their doubles, and Dr Weil, alongside the two Maverick Hunters.
  • He later fought Danny Fenton due to believing that he would become Dark Danny. Danny explained that originally, he did, however like Silver he believed there is no fate but what we make of it and prevented himself from becoming Dark Danny. Besides, while Danny has potential to become evil like anyone, Dark Danny fully a future Danny but his ghost half after overshadowing Vlad Master's ghost half and becoming something worse. Silver muses that in hindsight, he may have become a Knight Templar villain had he not been convinced not to kill Sonic.
  • Similarly he and John Connor found themselves in conflict because in one timeline he was Reforged into a Minion; the T-3000. That incarnation of John is still enemies with Silver, but most versions of John accepted Silver. John sympathized with his desire to change the future for the better, since despite his and his family's attempts he can't seem to get rid of SKYNET. He noticed that due to his similarity to Future Trunks, he had a bit of his dad Kyle Reese in him. After this talk the only other time he and Connor were in conflict was a case of mistaken identity with his "Uncle Bob" and the T-800 that was sent to terminate Sarah before John could be born. Uncle Bob doesn't hold it against him since SKYNET likes the 101 model.
• Envy attempted to exploit Silver's naivety by impersonating Sonic and other heroic deities in order to frame them. A lot of this was For the Evulz, but it was also a means of turning Silver into a Spanner in the Works as he wasn't familiar with Envy's track record so Father could be less concerned about someone from the future intervening in his plans. However Silver's time in the pantheon has made him smarter and less naive, so while he was fooled somewhat he acted more civil to the heroes he was impersonating. Silver managed to piece two and two together and was advised to check if someone was way heavier than they should be; it almost certainly means Envy is impersonating them since they can't change their mass.
• After the experience with Envy and encountering a number of evil doubles, Silver has kept his eye on the House of Derivatives for said "evil doubles". He soon became opposed to the evil actions of the Dark Knights and Homelader. More specifically the TV incarnation of Homelander. The comic Homelander is a pretty lousy person but he's trying to improve himself as he only did the horrible things he did because Black Noir gaslit him with far worse atrocities. On a sillier note, Silver gets annoyed whenever people call him Pothead the Porcupine; not his fault how his head quills look.
• Barbatos has noticed Silver's opposition to the Dark Knights and decided to fashion a new dark universe based around his fears; where Silver succeeded at killing Sonic, and Solaris re-emerged early. Despite managing to bring Sonic back and fight, it went poorly and Silver was forced to try and seal the reduced flame of the defeated Solaris in a desperate bid for the power to restore the broken timeline. However that Silver had different plans and "Solar Silver" ruled the remains with an iron fist. Silver has grown an utter hatred of Barbatos for engineering a multiverse where all stories end badly
• With their similar histories and goals, Silver has become friends with Lucina and Future Trunks. The three of them have together formed a bond, and they'll help the other in need. This friendship has also placed Silver in the crosshairs of The Dahaka, which hunts down Lucina for her actions in changing her fate (and no doubt would probably go after him and Trunks next if it ever caught her). The three of them have stood together and beaten back the horned Guardian of the Timeline on a number of occasions. Silver also became close friends with Galahad as he's a pure-hearted knight and hero that Silver looks up to. As mentioned, Silver IS Galahad in another universe.
• Lucina's current voice also reminds him of his good friend Blaze the Cat. Hilariously enough, people have pointed out that due to his and Trunks' respective voices, they may or may not be akin to the Sanada brothers, Yukimura and Nobuyuki. Lack of speech falls onto everyone's minds at that point. Funny enough, Nobuyuki himself needed to hide from some fangirls at some point with the timely assistance of Silver. While they're starting to get along ever since, Nobuyuki explained the reason for that being both of their voices seemed to radiate an ominous fragrance that was very akin to Sebastian Michaelis' charm. Both of them shuddered at the thought.
• Solid Snake is reminded of Psycho Mantis whenever he witnesses Silver's power. He commented, "good thing he doesn't have fire powers, at least." The relief was short-lived when Silver told Snake that his friend Blaze the Cat had fire powers instead. Raiden has heard of how Silver went back in time to try and kill Sonic to change the future. This reminded him of his own futile attempt at killing Big Boss, at which Raiden can now look back and laugh. He also finds something oddly familiar about his voice.
• If you want to use time travel for evil, and especially if you want to use it to destroy the world, count yourself as Silver's sworn enemies. Lord English, Maltruant, Zamasu, Boris, Eobard Thawne; they can all burn in hell as far as he's concerned, and for VERY good reasons. Silver is working tirelessly with the Pantheonic Time Police to thwart them. Thawne mocked Silver by being an ametaur when it comes to fixing the timeline compared to him. Surprisingly Silver actually agreed, so he plans to learn from the more seasoned members of the Time Police so he can stop the likes of the Reverse-Flash.
• The GUAD counts themselves as Silver's enemy, by default as everyone and everything not part of the GUAD are their enemies, and for personal reasons as Silver's arch enemies seek to and partially succeed in destroying his world. SKYNET too, since it's modus operandi is "destroy all organic life and when that fails, send robots back in time so I succeed". Less omnicidal is Gorilla Grodd, who "only" plans to destroy homo sapiens but will go to any extreme to do so and who's own psychic powers vexes Silver.
• Among the GUAD Silver really hates Death Phantom. He orchestrated a Bad Future, and is a lot like Mephiles; chessmasters who wish to destroy the universe for no real reason; Phantom doesn't even bother pretending to be nice about it. Silver's absolute anger at Wiseman extends to his corruption of Chibi-Usa, as he's particuarly fond of her. As Silver wants to protect the timeline from those who'd ruin the future, the present's aid of the rest of the Sailor Senshi, especially Sailor Pluto, really helps him. By teaming up with the Sailor Senshi the psychic hedgehog feels confident he can stop the Bad Future that Death Phantom can be stopped, alongside Lavos and Grima who wish to ruin the future.
• Clockwork has chosen to mentor him in the field of time travel, which has led to Thawne kicking himself for unintentionally giving Silver advice because he's becoming a better problem. He even joined up with both Flashes! One of his lessons was to both keep an eye and start to learn to trust River Song. Despite her anti-hero escapades River means well and she knows Silver isn't exactly fond of working with her considering her outlaw past. Plus even a time traveler like Silver has trouble keeping River's timeline straight.
• Silver tends to avoid the Hall of Fire and Heat. This doesn't have anything to do with the deities, but because it reminds him of two bad futures where the world is a fiery hellscape. Surtr really wants to see that fiery hellscape become an inescapable reality, and given his similarity to Iblis Silver hates the fire giant more than any deity outside of the collective identities of Solaris. Surtr remains convinced that Silver's efforts to Screw Destiny are doomed and he is destined to Set the World on Fire, so he doesn't respect the hedgehog all that much.
• One of his preferred lines of Boss Banter is to inform his opponent that nothing they can do will have any consequence. In other words, IT'S NO USE! Through gaming bugs his psychic powers in a boss battle are so powerful they can fling someone into space. He rarely takes advantage of the Hall of Cheats and Glitches however, as he knows his introductory game is notorious for it and doesn't want to be associated with buggy software. He's quite distrustful of Missingno with the rumors that it's far worse than a mere glitchy being. Later research confirms this is only really true in one corner of the multiverse and Missingno on its own is harmless.
• Once stopped Vile's plans during a merging of worlds. Vile, naturally, is looking to pick a fight with him once more. He was glad to have a win, since sometimes the future becoming a bad one makes him feel like a Failure Hero. Silver holds a level of admiration to the Zoroastrian God of Good since he embodies a principle of good prevailing over evil, and a more personal admiration for Vegeta due to his determination, justified pride and being a lot like Shadow the Hedgehog.
• One of the things Silver did with the pantheon's resources is try to go back in time and stop John F Kennedy from being assassinated. Also find out all the details. The Doctor showed up and informed him he probably shouldn't get involved; there are other time periods where his help is more needed and messing with the Kennedy assassination usually ends poorly. President Kennedy consoled him on this, stated he accepted it happening if it means the timeline is protected, and hopes that he makes his future a good one. Despite the bad futures Silver has tried to avert, JFK sees a silver lining in that none of them were because of a cataclysmic war like he narrowly avoided in the Cuban Missile Crisis.
• Curiously enough, Silver and N are friends. The two found they have a fair bit in common; both are well-intentioned figures flawed in their approach who were manipulated by a heartless sociopath for their gain, with them lying about their goals. Both started as naive, but have managed to grow to be more sure of themselves over time.
• Despite his naivety and tendency to make mistakes, Silver tends to lead the future to be changed for the better in the long term. When Dr Eggman unintentionally unleashed the Metal Virus Silver was explicitly the variable which changed a doomsday scenario from "inevitable" to "avoidable", considering his new Bad Future was a Zombot Apocalypse and he wasn't part of the past there.

Rouge the Bat, Goddess of Family-Friendly Fanservice (Rogue, bat-face the Rogue, Bat Girl, Bat Thief, Mama Rouge, Rouge the Rat, World's Greatest Thief)

• Note: Update
• Lesser Goddess
• Symbol: An outline of her head
• Theme Music: Fly in the Freedom; This Machine (shared with Shadow and Omega)
• Alignment: True Neutral
• Portfolio: Badass Normal, Deadpan Snarker, Stacked Fighters And Classy Bat Burglars (that's treasure hunter!), Jerk with a Heart of Gold, Humanoid Female Animal, Ms. Vice Girl, Family-Friendly Fanservice, Teen Superspy, Defrosting Ice Queen
• Domains: Bats, Jewelry, Attractiveness, Thievery, Government Agents
• Allies: Shadow the Hedgehog, E-123 Omega, Sonic the Hedgehog, Selina Kyle/Catwoman, Ren Akiyama, Shiki, Neopolitan, Emerl, Felonius Gru, Batty Koda
• On good terms with: Ann Takamaki
• On speaking terms with: The Hall of Detectives, Remilia Scarlet, Strahd von Zavorich
• Odd Friendship with: Bruce Wayne/Batman
• Vitriolic Best Buds with: Knuckles the Echidna, Cynthia
• Rivals: Nack, Nathan Drake, Team Charm, Felicia Hardy, Wario
  • Friendly Rivals: Lara Croft, Indiana Jones, Cassim, Morrigan and Lilith Aensland
• Enemies: Metal Sonic, Mephiles the Dark, Black Doom, Infinite, Dr. Eggman, Antasma, Dr Albert W Wily, Konrad Curze
  • Friendly Enemies with: Scrooge McDuck, Diancie and the Carbink
• Opposed by: Carmelita Fox
• Annoyed by: Zubat and Golbat, ZONE
• Rouge's primary interest is in jewels. She is generally in search of them as a treasure hunter, though she's sometimes a freelance government agent...who expects to be paid in such. She's also rather attractive, though considering the world she's from, it's kept at a relatively tame level. A lot of deities accidentally misspell her name as "Rogue". She simply views said misspelling as a minor inconvenience to her.
  • Is noted to have a relatively diverse wardrobe (at least compared to the other Sonic characters) and can be seen wearing a different costume every other week. No one is certain if she gets new clothes through the jewels she finds or simply via a lot of rings.
• The House of Love is still trying to see if she is in love with either Shadow or Knuckles. She has stated that she'll always be by Shadow's side regardless of what happens Omega is there for the two. As for Knuckles, the interactions are a little more complicated to say the least, though they will put aside their differences if the fate of the world is at stake. Rouge works better with Sonic, even being invited to his birthday. The two have also formed a bond with Emerl.
• Even though her memories of that encounter were erased from her, Rouge isn't really happy to see that Mephiles is in action again. She, along with the Shadow and E-123 Omega intend to stop whatever it is that Mephiles has planned in spite of the erasure of said memories. His other components have restored these memories, and Mephiles chose to taunt her of how her and Shadow's relationship would only end in tragedy in the Bad Future. Given he was technically correct about Sonic being the Iblis Trigger, he might be telling the truth. The two have sworn that'll never happen.
  • They weren't happy to learn that Black Doom is Back from the Dead in the pantheon, and Infinite wasn't happy to meet one of Shadow's confidants when he joined the pantheon.
• She tends to hang out with fellow Femme Fatale thieves Catwoman and Fujiko Mine. If she's in a mood to steal something, chances are she'll work alongside the two in such. Unlike Selina she's a government agent, though this doesn't get in the way of her jewel thievery. Sometimes she'll work with the Hall of Detectives as part of her role as a government agent. Rogue will sometimes work with Gru due to his role in the Anti-Villain League and willingness to do anti-heroic things to achieve results. He's also a great thief.
  • The fact she's a government agent and thief boils the blood of Carmelita Fox, who opposes any criminal no matter the alignment and will be damned to let one work for the government.
• One of her appointments was to keep an eye on Eggman's friendly rival Dr Wily, which she already has a poor history with. Wily accuses her of being responsible for Crystal Man's removal from the pantheon because she wanted his crystals all to herself. The bat won't deny that she would do that, but explained that he was actually removed for not properly fitting his trope and he's in no position to complain about being stolen from.
• Being a bat, Rouge tends to hang out with other deities associated with such, including Ren Akiyama and Shiki. The latter calls her Rougie (partially since Rouge told Shiki not to call her "Rogie"). She's also on good terms with Batty Koda, who she pities for the experimentation done to him. On the other hand, Rouge isn't too thrilled about Antasma and has been getting into fights against him whenever their paths cross. For a bat-themed character the two are on not so surprisingly good terms as she reminds him of Selina. Some people have called Batman a furry for this (though a lot of people feel that way for Rouge).
  Bruce Wayne: "Yes, I'm a furry. My costume gives it away".
• Given she's a fanservicy and flirtatious bat, Rouge has a Friendly Rivalry with the bat succubi Morrigan and Lilith. She's a lot more modest than them, so it's more about personal vanity than anything lustful. Being an attractive humanoid bat has led to the Hall of Vampires being interested in her, but she only cares to make conversation with classy vamps like Von Zarovich or Remila Scarlet who's both a vampire and a bat. Demitri Maximoff has tried to hit on her but she ignores him unless she wants to Troll Knuckles.
• She finds the bat-themed Konrad rather intimidating, as he's Batman but evil and on steroids. However beyond opposing him and he opposing her for being a thief, Rouge is more concerned(rather, annoyed) by the Zubat and Golbat who pester her whenever she's exploring caves searching for treasure. Rouge was interested in the world of Pokemon to a degree, but mainly the Woobat line as they remind her of herself^note she and the Woobat line are the equivalent of the Hondouran white bat]]. Less vainly she and Cynthia are somewhat chummy together as they're both treasure hunters and Cynthia is a socialite. However the Pokemon champion sometimes bemoans her jewel thievery, greed and vanity, even if she knows Rouge is a good person underneath that.
• Rouge has gotten a lot of ire from Diancie and her Carbink servants as she always tries to steal their jewels and get the Mythical Pokemon to make more beautiful pink diamonds for her. Sometimes she'll also try to take some of Scrooge McDuck's gems for herself, using her role as a government agent to claim she's part of the IRS. Scrooge eventually put two and two together and fought her, but he can't deny he enjoyed their fight and hopes to prove himself as always her better the next time she tries to take his gems. And while Diancie doesn't have that Worthy Opponent angle with Rouge, she knows the bat thief won't harm her or her Carbink and isn't a bad person.
• Knows she's attractive and is proud of it. She just wishes that ZONE stopped drawing lewd fanart of her. Personally she holds more of a respect for Ann Takamaki for embracing her beauty without letting other people define what that means for her, and was impressed at how she stood up for herself against sex offenders like Kamoshida. The two first met during her time in the Hall of Thievery, where she espoused wisdom and learned more tips in jewel thievery. Rouge soon found a rival in Black Cat, both in being a Classy Cat-Burglar and vanity about their looks.
• During one of her treasure-hunting exploits, she met up with treasure-hunter Nack. She was a little amused to hear that the weasel was doing treasure-hunting in the Sonicverse before she came along. Both certainly enjoy the competition and often take shots at each other thanks to Nack's attempts at flirting with her. It was through him that Rouge learned about various other treasure hunters such as Lara Croft, Indiana Jones, and Nathan Drake. She finds them to be rather interesting competition in her treasure-hunting exploits.
  • Rouge later happened to encounter Team Charm by chance during one of her adventures. After a brief dispute over a treasure that they found, she and the group considered each other rivals and are in competition over who can find more valuable treasures.
• The bat was once asked about the Treasury within the Pantheonic vault. When asked if she would try and steal something from there, she simply said that she would steal something that interests her at the moment. She also knows about Nack's various attempts at breaking in the vault and failing at that. One of the times she tried to steal from the Treasury Wario got it first and the she began chasing him for it, and whatever treasures and valuables he discovers. Wario doesn't like the competition so Rogue didn't bother with any bargaining.

Edited by RJ-19-CLOVIS-93 on Jun 7th 2021 at 12:35:12 AM

for both profiles.

A little girl descends with a mortal body joyfully as she is accompanied by her grandmother...

...and the House of Life And Death is now split into Death and Postmortem and Life and Vitality. Now commences a huge list of dewicks. Yay...?

Beyond that, another beta draft; here's Hitomi Tsukishiro. She's a girl who comes from a family of witches who lost her ability to see colors and fell into depression because of it, began to dislike magic, and socially distanced herself from it. Her grandmother, Kohaku, sends her back in time by 60 years so that Hotomi can meet Kohaku's past self in an effort to restore Hitomi's mindset, recover her from her angst and regain her sight of colors. She befriends a group of students who then form a school club based on magic, arts, and photography, with Kohaku joining in and all of them make an effort to help Hitomi in recovering and making her happy.

Based on these, any suggestions. Looking for those who went on a similar predicament like Hitomi's like struggling due to a sight disability, whether it's to do with colors or not. Anyone involving time travel plots, creative arts, photography, making friends and social struggling, and specifically performing magic (also those who initially don't like magic). Other suggestions and advice are still welcome.

Prototype Mode

Hitomi Tsukishiro, Patron Saint of Color Blindness Narratives

• Demigoddess
• Symbol: Her left earring, a Golden Fish Painting and a monochromatic penguin
• Theme Song: 17 Sai by Haruka to Miyuki, You and the Magic of Dim Light by Nagi Yanagi
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Has Achromatopsia and Desires to see Colors, Travels Back 60 Years Back in the Past where she Struggles to Adjust to the Setting, Initially Blamed her Use of Magic on why she Can't see Colors, Is Generally Gentle and Considerate, Emotionally Broken Girls, Tends to be Quiet and Reserved, Takes Part in a "Magic-Photography-Arts Club", Warms Up and Becomes Close to her Newfound Friends and the Past Version of her Grandmother, Deliberately Monochrome, Initially Weak in Magic but gets Better Overtime Alongside being more Expressive and Happy, Has to Leave Behind the Past and her Friends, but Gains More Motivation in Life and Regains her Ability to Properly see Colors
• Domains: Colors, Monochrome, Magic, Time Travel, Melancholy, School Clubs, Friendship, Photography
• Heralds: The Magic-Photography-Arts-Club (Kohaku Tsukishiro [her grandmother], Yuito Aoi, Asagi Kazeno, Kurumi Kawai, Shō Yamabuki, Chigusa Fukasawa)
• Avatar: Kaori Ishihara
• Allies:
• On Good Terms With:
• Opposes:
• In 2078, the world is filled with the power of magic, with most people using them for spectacle and artistry. Undeniably, it's popular and is enjoyed overall. However, in the case of one individual whose lineage comes from a family of magicians, this perspective went south as the continuous usage of magic caused a physical strain that resulted in Achromatopsia, losing her ability to see colors and seeing the world in a monochromatic vision. This left Hitomi Tsukishiro sullen and depressed about her predicament as well as becoming socially withdrawn as she would bear witness to fireworks that she usually saw as a child and feel empty rather than joyous. Her grandmother, Kohaku decides to enact a plan to use her magic to send Hitomi back in time to a period when Kohaku was a teenager in the hopes that her granddaughter can regain her ability to see colors and be able to redevelop her capacity in making friends.
  • Hitomi was sent back to 2018, 60 years from the present, where she accidentally found herself in the room of a boy named Yuito Aoi. She then stumbled across a trio of students from her future high school and members of its Photography & Art Club named Asagi Kanezo, Kurumi Kawai, and Shō Yamabuki, who mistakenly thought that Hitomi was Yuito's boyfriend. Hitomi was then led to her grandmother's home where she discovered that Kohaku was off abroad in England to study education and was accommodated by her great-great-grandmother to stay at her residence for the time being. After meeting Yuito formally and seeing colors for the first time briefly via magic from him, Hitomi decided to try spending time with Yuito, Asagi, Kurumi, and Shō whilst also getting acquainted with Chigusa Fukasawa, though she ends up having to showcase them her ability to use magic, which burdens her. Once Kohaku returns, she makes it a goal to look after Hitomi and help out in improving her magical potency and communicating with others. Along the way, the seven teens decide to merge the Photography & Art and Magic Clubs to form a "Magic-Photography-Arts Club", whereupon the experience helps Hitomi in opening up to others, taking an interest in photography, developing feelings for Yuito, becoming more comfortable in using magic, and admitting her struggles in not being able to see colors. However, her time in 2018 is limited as Hitomi begins to disappear and reappear sporadically; she was creating a "time-gap" as Hitomi had desired to stay in 2018 far longer than she wanted to. The Club decided to do whatever it takes to give Hitomi a great eventful day in the upcoming Cultural Festival before she returns to 2078, with Hitomi taking the opportunity to improve her use of magic. Hitomi made the most of it and created the memorable moments she made before returning to 2078, although her magic's interference did halt the process. Only with Yuito encountering a monochromatic Hitomi and confessing their feelings with one another as well as admitting that they had sheltered themselves and their emotions were what mended the process and allowed Hitomi to return to her time, but not before fully regaining her sight of colors and saying her goodbyes to the friends she made in the past. After reuniting her time's Kohaku, who presents her with a time capsule, preserving her memories and moments in 2018, Hitomi resolves to live out her life with a newfound sense of confidence and hope, alongside her interest in magic being restored.
• Now more optimistic than before, Hitomi was eager to see what new experiences she can look out for and desires to learn a lot from that, alongside practicing her usage in magic and remembering her friends in some capacity. Her luck came by when one day, while performing her spells, Hitomi wound up releasing a signal that alerted a mysterious being who took notice of the action and expressed interest. Out of curiosity, Hitomi sought to learn what was going on, whereupon a spell was directed at her; she was given a mail that contained an invitation to a realm known as the Trope Pantheons. She consulted with Kohaku about the situation, whereupon Kohaku encouraged Hitomi to go along with it, especially learning how there was the promise of grand experience in magic. Se decided to embark on the Pantheon with a wishing thought that she can make new friends and learn from a brand new world.
• To Hitomi, the functionality of magic in her world is through the use of Star-sands; a peculiar sort of material that can generate different sorts of magic according to how the user develops it and store it up for future use. It is a type of sand that is exclusively found during moonlight and Hitomi guessed that the best place to find Star-sands is the Hall of Darkness and Shadow, where it is perpetually midnight. To her delight, many residents from the House of Magic were more than open to lending Hitomi a helping hand and have since aided in collecting her a collection of Star-sands whenever she goes venturing there.

Edited by CrimsonShark on Jun 6th 2021 at 4:08:58 PM

Lilly Satou of the Katawa Girls and Kamugi are blind since birth. Atsuko "Akko" Kagari also struggles with magic. Twilight Sparkle is a magically adept person who initially struggled to make friends due to her introverted nature.

@RJ

for both

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Jun 7th 2021 at 12:45:07 PM

Hal had trouble with speech and it is thought that she has selective mutism and as a result only had two friends. Hal's also genuinely good with art though she ended up abandoning it after being gaslit over one of her friends getting into an accident because of her (by the other friend, no less). She did end up pick up art again by the end of her story, though, as one of her reasons to keep on living.

Hikari has a deep interest in film and filmmaking. She has relatives that are quite disapproving of said interests, and along with a many other events in her life, she'd end up as a depressed mess. It was bad enough that Hikari stopped filmmaking and started shutting herself away from her father who was nothing but supportive for her and her interests. She'd also recover and pick up that passion again by the end of her story

Edited by CrownlessMimic on Jun 7th 2021 at 1:00:04 AM

@Alecoene

For Mateus, maybe mention the Blood Sword, a weapon infamous for tearing him apart and making the Final Boss fight against him basically a formality.

Regarding the Private Ryan squad, I had always considered making something of them (or at least Miller) one day. Only wanted a more flattering trope - I understand it fits America Won World War II because only American soldiers appear, because the trope usually concerns "the US alone defeated the Nazis", usually with Patriotic Fervor (something that barely figures into the movie) turned on - and sadly the best one is already taken. But still, am very willing to see them promoted and help with it.

Been so long since I played FFII, wish I could think of anything to suggest to the Emperor (though the profile is fairly good already). In the meantime, the other villain from Dawn of Souls.

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

• Lesser God (Greater God as Chaos)
• Symbol: His horned helmet
• Theme Song: Chaos Temple (Last Battle as Chaos)
• Alignment: Lawful Evil
• Portfolio: Endless cycles, keeping himself alive 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, Mordred, 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, King Arthur and his knights, Artoria Pendragon, 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. Namely, while Garland becomes the demon Chaos, Lord Chaos is a whole separate entity that downright had Garland as his first recruit in assembling a villain squad that transcended time and space (Garland himself bestowed the 'Chaos' name upon the God of Discord noting the similarities to his own final form). Still, 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 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. Hence, Garland has made very clear one of the things that drives him in the Pantheon is the possibility for a rematch with the lead Warrior, and bring his head back to his temple.
• 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).
• Being a respected knight who turned to evil once corrupted with power, Garland has already gotten along with fellow fallen warrior Mordred, who can't wait to go after his father Arthur with such powerful back-up. The Knights of the Round Table have since been prepared, and even Arthur's female version Artoria (who has extra contempt for Garland because, well, it's a guy who kidnaps princesses) is willing to show Garland what being knocked down really means.
• 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 Darkness - 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.

Edited by igordebraga on Jun 7th 2021 at 12:30:28 PM

The current holder of No One Gets Left Behind, Cornelia Britannia, im a bit iffy on if she fits the trope the long haul. Even if its been a long time since i watched the anime, i can't remember a moment of the trope happening to her.

With a few days, consider the Dominions replaced. The Dominions Expansion is open. Dominions and its various subhouses will need dewicking to more to do.

In the meanwhile, the Children of Dark gets an update. Posting for feedback.

The Children of Dark^members Nashandra, Elana, Nadalia, Alsanna, Karla, Unholy Beings Born From A Soul (Nashandra: Queen of Drangleic | Elana: Squalid Queen | Nadalia: Bride of Ash | Alsanna: Silent Oracle | Karla: the Witch or [possibly] the Spurned)

^{Click here to see her true form.} 

• Leitmotifs: Nashandra (for Nashandra), Elana, Squalid Queen (for Elana)
• Intermediate Goddesses
• Symbols: The Dark Soul surrounded by The Abyss, Dark Sorcery, Rot, Ash and Ice (shared with Manus)
• Alignments: Neutral Evil for Nashandra, Elana (also leans towards Chaotic Evil due to her wrath) and Nadalia. Alsanna and Karla leans towards Neutral Good.
• Portfolio: Fragments of Manus, which makes them affiliated to the Abyss, most are humanoids, beings that were meant to corrupt other kingdoms, two of the Children disbanded their connection to the Abyss
  • Nashandra: The Queen of Drangleic who is responsible for the kingdom's horrific state, controlled everyone, including King Vendrick and the Bearer of the Curse, wears white clothing white clothing but is actually sinister, her true form resembles a grim reaper appearance, wants the Throne of Want to return back to her original form as Manus
  • Elana: An evil sorceress who desires revenge from being separated from her original being, powered by the Abyss and related spells, heavy emphasis on magic and minion summoning, extremely dirty including her power to use sludge hence "Squalid" Queen
  • Nadalia: The only fragment not directly fought or seen, possesses armour to defend her "kingdom", sacrificed her physical form to control most of what is left of the land and has gone insane from it, finds the king and his servants gone and scattered her souls as a result, the fair lady to the Fume Knight
  • Alsanna: A Child of Dark that turned away from her goal after finding love from the Ivory King, welcomed despite her "heritage", the lighter and less evil side to Nashandra, has the ability of telepathy and cryokinesis despite being the weakest Child of Dark
  • Karla: A Child of Dark that survived for years, relatively nice towards the Ashen One and teaches Abyss sorceries and pyromancies, specializes in miracles, pyromancies and sorceries, wears the standard sorcerer attire, possibly Zullie the Witch
• Domains: Souls, Abominations (for some), Royalty, Love (of both the twisted and genuine kind), the Abyss
• Heralds: The remnants of Drangleic, minus Velstadt (Nashandra), Sinh, the Slumbering Dragon (Elana), Raime, the Fume Knight (Nadalia), the Burnt Ivory King and his loyal Loyce Knights (Alsanna)
• Origin to: Manus, Father of the Abyss
• Allies:
  • Nashandra, Elana and Nadalia: King Allant, Nosferatu Zodd and the Godhand (in general), Lady Macbeth (for Nashandra), Hexxus, Hedorah (for Elana), Emperor Ganishka, Smoke (for Nadalia)
  • Alsanna and Karla: The Bearer of the Curse and the Ashen One
• Source of Interest: Slave Knight Gael (for Nashandra), Gogmazios (for Elana)
• Possible Mentor to: Atsuko Akagi (for Karla)
• Welcomed to: The House of Vengeance (for Elana)
• Enemies:
  • Those who reside within Drangleic and beyond: The Bearer of the Curse (and possibly including the Slayer of Demons, Chosen Undead and Ashen One), Lord Aldia (especially towards Nashandra), Lord Gwyn, the Soul of Cinder, the Abyss Watchers, Artorias the Abysswalker
  • Others: Guts and his allies,
• Banned from: The House of Royalty and Love (minus Alsanna)
• For years following Oolacile's destruction at the hands of the Abyss, many wondered what happened that lead to the city's downfall. The most reliable information came from a merchant that bespoke the town's destruction through upturning the grave of Manus, Father of the Abyss. Manus was defeated by a certain Chosen Undead that went back through time to witness the corruption that had occured within the city. As time has gone by, new kingdoms would emerge but they too would suffer the Undead Curse, which has become a key conflict towards the kings that ruled at the time and such was the case with Drangleic where a king and his beloved queen would not only fight against this newfound curse, but a fragment of the being that once represented the Abyss.
  • King Vendrick was the king when Drangleic was being built, under the roots of the four Lord Souls and with it a powerful Throne of Want. His kingship would give way to his success as a king but as soon as it was all going well, a wanderer from a far-away land told him of an oncoming war with the looming threat of the giants. Worried that his kingdom would be destroyed from such menace, he stormed their land first and gained an unprecedented amount of soul manipulation. His kingdom would be saved and took the stranger, a woman by the name of Nashandra as his queen, but it would not last, as the Giants took revenge and his kingdom, while saved by an unknown hero, was shattered. Worse, the Undead Curse struck Drangleic and soon, he and Aldia would do whatever it takes to undo it, but came with the realization of two things, his brother's grim research that made him near inhumane and that his queen, the one who "saved" his kingdom has been tricking him all along. With his forced exile and the Throne of Want at guard, the queen was at helm of the now-rotting kingdom, Nashandra, who was revealed to be a Child of Dark, the remnant soul of Manus, Father of the Abyss.
  • It turns out that Drangleic was not the only victim to the Children of Dark's entrance. Shulva, the once home of the Sunken King was home to another Child of Dark, Elana, who was the later wife of the king. When the city was besieged, her king was slain and left her in a wrathful state, now with her conjuring as much souls as she can to avenge her king (whether she loved him or manipulated him is still in question) using a Slumbering Dragon. Then there was Brume Tower, home to Nadalia, the Bride of Ash. She went to the tower to look for the Old Iron King but found that the king was not there, but slain and his kingdom in tatters. Distraught with this, she transformed from her physical state into a swirling mass of black fog, controlling the armor remaining in the tower and all the deceased soldiers in the tower, creating a kingdom of her own as well as seducing the Drangleic exile known as Raime. Lastly was Eleum Loyce, where the Ivory King resided and where a Child of Dark, Alsanna, the Silent Oracle, arrived. Instead of her ruining the land like her sisters, she was redeemed through love from the Ivory King, until the Old Chaos arrived and the Ivory King was forced to stop it but inevitably fail, leading to Alsanna holding the castle in silent vigilance. There was also another Child of Dark but resented her heritage, Karla, the Witch, who survived for many years past Drangleic and into the kingdom of Lothric where she was stranded until an Ashen One would rescue her and teach him various sorceries. These sisters, would be the Children of Dark, fragments of the Father of the Abyss.
• There are various children in the Pantheon that have been ostracized or treated with danger but very few come close to the Children of Dark, as collectively claimed. These people, born from a shred of the monstrous Abyss, have grown notoriety by their heritage alone alongside the mission to spread the Dark in the furthest lands, by wooing rulers of kingdoms and tricking them into their control. One nearly succeeded while the rest were either stranded in their kingdoms, or forsaken their purpose. Their powers range from the usage of dark sorceries, to even manipulation of fog and mud, making the Children far more capable than they would seem at a first glance. If it had not been for one Bearer of the Curse to stop them, the remaining lands would have been swallowed by the Abyss even quicker.
• Manus' presence in the Pantheon was a problem for many deities as the Father of the Abyss was known to have his soul fragmented to various beings following his death so security to him was very high, until the House of Royalty would discover a dark sludge in one of its uncleaned corners. The cleanup crew that were tasked to fix it were not seen until a few days when a castle was spotted in the midst, identifying it as Drangleic. From there, the greater beings of the House called upon the Bearer of the Curse to explore the kingdom and the surrounding lands, of which a dark child awaited his return.
  • From there, the former residents and knights of the kingdom attacked the Bearer but were slain with ease and would soon stumble upon a barren area known as the Throne of Want. A creature of dark would appear behind him, claiming to join with her in the dark. The two fought and defeated the being, but not until the Pantheon's security soon received reports of other kingdoms spotted nearby, that being Shulva, Brume Tower and Eleum Loyce. He was suddenly teleported by a woman clad in white on the latter, telling him the implication of the entire thing. It was at this moment that the Bearer of the Curse realized that Manus' 'children' have arrived.
• If there was ever a group that was hated nearly more than Manus in terms of the terrors the Abyss has brought upon various lands, they would most certainly be the case. The Bearer of the Curse was not alone in this regard, as Lord Aldia has spoken his displeased attitude following their arrival. Him and the Children of Dark, more specifically Nashandra, have had a history together though he knew her true nature when she was disguised as the Queen of Drangleic and left to his own work when he knew his brother, King Vendrick was stubborn not to heed his warnings towards her. But he is not alone, as even the Lord of Cinder himself, Lord Gwyn was notified of her arrival following the House of Royalty's sudden shakeup. With the news, he brought himself, his army of Black Knights and his own avatar, the Soul of Cinder to siege their kingdoms and if possible, kill them too. Even his trusted knight, Knight Artorias and fellow Lords of Cinder, the Abyss Watchers have sided with the King to eradicate any of their traces at all cost.
  • While it may be true that the Children are powered by the Abyss, there are some certain complications. Nashandra, Elana and Nadalia are considered evil due to their modus operandi of spreading the Abyss, but others like Alsanna were redeemed by the love of the Ivory King, and Karla has expressed disgust of her origin. In the eyes of Gwyn however, they are linked to the Abyss and whether they like it or not, they will be dealt the same way as their sisters, despite protests from other deities including the Bearer of the Curse and Ashen One, who have testimonies of their innocence.
  • Their links to the Abyss proved to be an asset for people who despised Gwyn's rule which is something King Allant really wants. In addition, while the king of Boletaria is busy plotting an idea merging the efforts of the Fog, Pontiff Sulyvahn's the Deep and a portion of the Children's powers, the Godhand have taken a liking to the Children, as if their interest towards Manus was not bad enough. Zodd was the first to present the news to the others and after evaluating their history, they have deemed them worthy of inviting. That brought with it a cost however, as Guts was not willing to let the Godhand have another group of evils to join them, thankfully he was not alone as both Alsanna and Karla have both agreed to join on Guts' side, which lead to Allant ranting at their presence, even comparing them to the Maiden in Black.
• The Children have been banned on various Houses but especially on two specific ones: the Houses of Royalty and Love. The former has spoken how the Children's main objectives clash against the neighbors of the subhouse, hearing the stories that befell all the cities they have ruled, especially Nashandra, on the other hand, the latter sees their form of love to be very dangerous. Some are split however as Nashandra and Nadalia's efforts were mostly evil in some way (especially on Nadalia's creepy attempts on doing so), and Elana's love for the Sunken King is very dubious to whether she actually adored her king or not. The only exception to this is Alsanna who seems to be the only one who was redeemed by love thanks to a caring king.
• In the kingdrom of Drangleic is Queen Nashandra, once a fair maiden who helped saved King Vendrick from the dangers of the giants by warning of their threat to his kingdom. She was then promoted to the queen of the land, until the Undead Curse arrived and Vendrick was focused on the process of a cure, while the queen plotted various events that would entail the slow and painful hollowing of the king and his kingdom, but not before he blocked the pathways to the Throne of Want, the location she wanted to enter. With the help of the Bearer of the Curse, who was unaware of her true intentions, the pathway was soon freed and then her true form was shown, a being in black and empowered by curses, such is the case of a Child of Dark.
  • When people enter Nashandra's temple, they will see various paintings of her in white around the walls. Those who stare at it for too long will see themselves slowly getting cursed and with it, their humanity, a bad omen and a hint to the queen's true nature. Nashandra may look human but underneath all that royal beauty hides a dark image, one made of bodies and a twisted version of her human image. And to those who face her, just be prepared for all the curses she will summon to kill you despite being the weakest of the sisters.
  • Very few deities stand out in Nashandra's quest for the return of her original soul, but when she does find one, she will stop at nothing to take it. This happened during her stroll in the House of Military and Warfare where upon sensing a large presence of dark did she arrive and found to herself with a surprise, a decript knight that was hiding something. Those who know Slave Knight Gael's actions will realize that he ate the Dark Soul and Nashandra wants a piece of the soul in order to reconnect herself with the remaining sisters. Thankfully, security was able to apprehend her before her pursuit began but she intends to get a hold of it before anyone does.
  • Past her kingdom, she has little of allies but has found some that have shared her predicament, namely Lady MacBeth who is arguably the progenitor of wives who manipulate their husbands. The two have seen their attempts and congratulated each other though MacBeth herself has gained interest in the so-called "Throne of Want" the Child of Dark talks about. While the two share common interests, the Queen of Scotland should be careful as the Child has no remorse towards others, all for the sake of returning back to her original form, her included. On a note, Nashandra finds her husband interesting to say the least.
  • "Brave Undead, you have proven yourself to me. Now, be one, with the Dark..."
• In the depths of the land was a kingdom known as Shulva, otherwise known as the Sanctum City. The city was built around Sinh, the Slumbering Dragon and was governed by the Sunken King and his queen, Elana. All was fine and well until a band of Drakeblood Knights outmatched the kingdom's defenders and awakened Sinh, killing all the residents including the Drakeblood Knights and the Sunken King. Elana was the only survivor and as a result, stayed in the city, bidding her time of revenge by collecting souls from the land and protecting the dragon (or in some cases, using said dragon to accrue more souls).
  • Her domain is completely desolate and filled with poison and muck, possibly due to the nature of the dragon that resided in their kingdom as well as the destruction caused. The damages created by Sinh and the Drakeblood Knights have left her in constant vengeance, plotting the next move as well as ridding of intruders that pass through Shulva. As a result, Elana adopted the environment and slowly formed to control mud and dirt to create her own constructs thanks to her sorcery, hence her being the "Squalid" Queen. These summons includes skeletons, a mud-version of the warrior known as Velstadt, and as rare as it is, three little pigs◊ for some reason. Due to this, Shulva has been restricted of visitors, as is the remaining other kingdoms the Children preside over.
  • While she has plans to control the souls that have died in her place, that has not stopped her on trying out various areas in the Pantheon. So far, she has resided in two areas, the House of Vengeance and the House of Nature. Those two places may fill the void she has such as her playing the long game of revenge by plotting her schemes (and even gaining a few souls here and there), the other being a place where she found a perfect substitute over Sinh, Gogmazios. The Dragon God of Tar is perfect for Elana's form to control and some have spread rumors that the queen is slowly taking a bit of Gogmazios' powers for her own plans.
  • Surprising to her, she found a few dirty fiends she would accept into her rule, first being the pollution spirit Hexxus and Hedorah. The Smog Monster has no form of speech which lead to her just accepting it as a monster that can reside in her rule from time to time but between her and Hexxus, it is an interesting case. The avatar of pollution has taken very sharp eyes towards her despite knowing her tempermental she is, afterall she is an augur of wrath out of her sisters. She has accepted Hexxus to be her "knight" but that depends if he is willing to either follow her of use her for his own means of spreading pollution faster.
  • "You... Forever, you shall rot."
• On the farther lands near a volcano lies Brume Tower, the once lively kingdom of the Old Iron King. There, a Child of Dark named Nadalia went to the lands to woo the king but to her surprise, the king was missing and no one was in the land. Giving in to her despair, she split her soul apart and stored it to various parts of the tower, turning it to ashen idols. After such, she turned herself into a swirling black fog, allowing the revival of the slain warriors of the land to serve her. Since then, Brume Tower had become Nadalia's homeland, and has even welcomed one visitor in the form of Sir Raime, the exiled Drangleic knight to become her loyal guardian, the Fume Knight.
  • This Child of Dark is rather unique, as she has no physical form to speak of, instead her entire self has been convered throughout Brume Tower as with the location's foggy atmosphere. Her soul has been split to various ashen idols, all which whisper a weird chant that few can decipher. When it was deciphered, it is the stuff of nightmares, it is her trying to romanticize anyone on their way to the tower, something the Bearer of the Curse can attest to. As for her soul, all are within the ashen idols, minus one, that being sealed within the Fume Knight's Greatsword.
  • Out of all the sisters, Nadalia is possibly the strongest of the bunch, and her work on Brume Tower shows this. The fact that she is able to control a large area and animate various armors and lost souls to her bidding is impressive. Any miracle her idols create will do far more greater effect than those summoned by the Bearer of the Curse and her control over the fog is very strong that other fog-based users may not be able to control their own. Her power would soon attract Emperor Ganishka and Smoke as her fog impressed the two, with Ganishka seeing her power over the Tower to be an achievement, though it can hardly be considered an achievement if Nadalia is in despair after the loss of a potential king.
  • "Let me surround you."
• On the northern frigid outskirts came the kingdom of Eleum Loyce where a mysterious Child of Dark would arrive on her mission like the rest of her sisters. In what would have been an attempt to bring the kingdom the ruin, she was instead accepted by the Ivory King who was the ruler at the time and as a result, abandoned her original intentions, becoming the oracle of the land. Then the Old Chaos arrived and soon the land was torn apart, forcing the warriors of Eleum Loyce to fight it, alongside the King. However, no warrior has returned back from the Old Chaos, and soon the kingdom was lifeless. Alsanna, willfully waiting for the King's return, would control the raging flames, all until the King's soul was laid to rest.
  • "Go on, kind visitor. May you reach your journey's end, one day."
• As years past, when the Ashen One was travelling to Irithyll of the Boreal Valley and travered to the dungeons did he encounter another Child of Dark, however she too left her original plans but remained disgusted of her own form, and was left in a cell. Upon being rescued, she would soon pledge herself to the Ashen One, giving him various spells and sorceries while also telling her own past. This Child of Dark, Karla, knew of her heritage but despised it but decided to take the Ashen One as her apprentice (unless you count her being Zullie the Witch).
  • From the remaining other sisters, she refuses to talk to most people out of terror possibly to avoid letting others know she is a Child herself, an unfortunate burden she has to carry throughout her life. Pantheon residents are usually accepting of many people, well some at the very least, but she has been reserved herself. She has accepted the Ashen One's request and has been slowly getting out of her own fears. Some speculate that she is Zullie the Witch, who sought to ruin the wayfarer known as Alva but ended up helping him until she disappeared. She has not responded to this matter.
  • While the Ashen One is willing to allow visitors to enter Firelink Shrine, few have taken interest in Karla due to her ragged looks. There was one time where a wee witch named Atsuko went to her and asked for some of her magic tricks, of which she denied until the latter kept begging her and decided to teach her some of her sorceries, which includes various dark spells, miracles and even pyromancy. She has hesitation with miracles as out of all the discipline magic systems she has a hard time interpreting miracles but she can try with a few attempts or so.
  • "You're here to save me...? But I am guilty. A wretched child of the Abyss. Is that something you can forgive?"

Besides Xehanort's whole crazy time travelling to make himself an army of alternates, Shockwave also went through a similar experience in the IDW continuity: an accident lead him to travel back in time, where he became Onyx Prime, a notorious leader mentioned in legends, then arranged things to make sure history would go on exactly as it was recorded up to the point where he left. Including him being brainwashed into the monstrously evil scientist he became.

Huh apparently Jump Rope Antics was unlaunched and sent back to TLP. Took them a decade to notice how bad it was lol.

Sooo apparently that's why Playtime from Baldi is nowhere to be found. She was removed.

I will back to that eventually, im trying to think of something so i can shove all the baldi enemies into a single profile (sans Baldi of course)

Decided to brush this old profile off.

For summary, Dr. Zed is the guy who runs the healing vending machines on Pandora, and is generally one of the more morally sound vendors in the series, not that it says a lot. Notably, he completely lacks a PHD of any kind, meaning that his whole operation is technically illegal. This doesn’t stop him from practicing surgery despite this, even if he’s complete shit at it. Oh, and in his spare time, he likes to create creature hybrids for no reason. Any interactions we could get from this?

Zed Blanco, God of Sketchy Doctors

• Demigod
• Symbol: His name tag
• Alignment: True Neutral with shades of Good
• Portifolio: Back-Alley Doctor, One of The More Moral Vendors, Runs Healing Vending Machines, Creates Hybrids For No Reason, Messy Surgeries, Absent In The Third Game
• Domains: Doctors, Jobs, License, Vendors
• Allies: The Crimson Raiders, Claptrap, Marcus
• Enemies: Handsome Jack
• It goes without saying that, on a world like Pandora, you're gonna need a consistent way of healing yourself. Thankfully, throughout the planet, as well as a few others, you can find vending machines that dispense instant healing syringes, regenerating shields, and even some Class Mods, allowing any mercenary to live just a little bit longer. The man who runs these is one Dr. Zed, a doctor who, despite loosing his medical license long ago, still continues to heal and help those in need, even if his skills in surgery leave a lot to desired. As such, he's been a useful ally to the Crimson Raiders, always willing to lend a hand to help them against a bigger threat, and even if he's not there physically, his machines are still there to help. Just be aware that he doesn't have a medical license.
• You can thank his fellow vendor Marcus for getting him ascended. In short, it was a ploy by Marcus to gain more reoccurring customers, figuring that if any mercenaries that buy from him survive long enough, they would come back and by more guns, thus equalling more profit. The problem was that people who bought from him had the odd issue of dying shortly afterwards (Many gods tried pointing out that the problem was how faulty the guns were, but Marcus didn't really care), so he simply decided to ascend the best doctor vendor he knew, which of course happened to be Zed. And thus, after putting up a convincing argument in Zed's favor, pointing out how successful Zed was despite the lack of a license, the doctor entered the Pantheon, eager to find some more customers.
  • Naturally, as soon as he entered, he set up his Vending Machines all over the Pantheon, with anyone able to use them as long as they have the cash to do so. These machines prove to be genuinely useful, not only containing Insta-Heal syringes, but also regenerating shields and powerful Class Mods. If one is inclined, they can visit Dr. Zed in person, who's located over with his best customers, the Crimson Raiders, to get treated by the man himself. Just be warned that, again, He doesn't have a license.

@Hamana

Her name is Atsuko Kagari, not Akagi.

The Medic is another very sketchy doctor who loves to do crazy experiments. I'm sure they'd love to cooperate on projects.

Edited by Alecoene on Jun 7th 2021 at 9:03:16 PM

Does anyone have Batter Up!?

I don't think so.