@ Vanya: Punishing Bird, Judgement Bird, and Big Bird all worked to avert the prophecy of conflict and evil spreading throughout their forest before a terrible monster destroys everything. Their attempts at saving their home from prophecy only damned it by following it: Punishing Bird was a feared executioner, Judgement Bird's scales are rigged towards guilty and hung people left and right, & Big Bird invaded people's privacy and spared people from being killed by the beast through killing them himself. In the end, them combining their strength turned them into that very same beast.

Even though I did get a for the Balan Wonderworld characters and Vengeful Bale's okay with removing Lunord, should I wait until Lunord is removed before I place my suggestion in my Sandbox? It doesn't feel like my profile should get approved while another character has the trope.

Okay, thanks.

Edited by Mattman_the_Storyteller on Jun 11th 2021 at 3:36:00 AM

It's okay to work on the Balan quartet now, you can just replace Lunord with them once you're done. I did the same thing when I replaced Stahl with Nate Adams for Ridiculously Average Guy.

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Jun 11th 2021 at 3:34:47 AM

Is Lembas even worthy to be a Treasure anymore?

Copernica, Goddess of Robots With Magic (Coco)

• New House: Magic Archetypes and Robots and Automata
• s:

• Intermediate Goddess
• Symbol: Her book
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: Robot Wizard, Black Mage, Elemental Powers of Fire, Frost, And Storm, Conjuring Barriers, Can Smack Foes With A Book To Reduce Their Magic Power, The Blue To Armilly's Red, Aesthetic Glasses, Squishy Wizard
• Domain(s): Steambots, Magic, Knowledge
• Heralds: Her friends Armilly and Galleo, plus Orik, Tarah and Thayne
• High Priestess: Penny Polendina
• Followers: Dragon, Warforged wizards and psions, Sophia, The Defect, The Wizard
• Allies: Palom and Porom, Cutie Honey, Aerith Gainsborough, Atsuko Kagari, Jaina Proudmoore, the Magic Knights, Teana Lanster, Vivi Ornitier, Wendy Marvell, Ruby Rose,
• Enemies: Cinder Fall, Mysterio, Frost, the Seven (except Starlight), Madame Gasket and Phineas T. Ratchet, all Evil Mentors
• Opposes: both Gilgameshes
• When it comes to technology, it has a varying relation with magic. While they're usually at each other's throats, they sometimes meld too. And when it comes to robots, them possibly using magic can be a murky subject that involves debates on whether they have souls.
• Copernica is a steambot who used to study in the University of Magic, but dropped out because she disapproved of their selectivity on who can learn magic and because she wanted to practice her art outside their stuffy labs and libraries. She wanted to "deploy knowledge practically, for the good of the many".
• Her story (shared with her best friend, who's actually the main protagonist) begins when she and Armilly went foraging in the woods for a Peppermint Puffer mushroom to clean up the well in their village of Goosebucket. When they returned, they found Goosebucket being set ablaze by the Void Army, and the local Heroes Guild abducted. Being the only ones available to fight them, the two (plus their friend Galleo) took matters in their own hands to rescue the Guild.
  • But when the Guild proved to be nothing but Dirty Cowards, it became clear that the Fellowship (now with the addition of the veteran Orik (former sidekick of the legendary and fallen hero Gilgamech), with the sibling thieves Tarah and Thayne joining up later) was the Realm's only hope of stopping the Void Army from unleashing the Necronomicog to reshape the world by awakening the Behemoth.
  • Long story short, while they stopped the Void Army and confronted Gilgamech, they couldn't stop him from awakening Behemoth, but they were able to vanquish it once and for all. As for what happened to Copernica after, she became the new principal of the University of Magic given the previous one, her mentor Hyapathia, had been in cahoots with the Void Army (forcing the Fellowship to take her down) and opened it for everyone willing to learn.
• That said, it turns out there was another candidate to this claim; Atlas android Penny Pollendina, due to inheritance of the Winter Maiden powers as well as generating an Aura when only those with a soul can (even if it's thanks to her "father" Pietro providing his for it). However, the title ultimately went to Copernica because the steambot has a much wider repertoire of spells (compared to Penny's wind and frost magic), not to mention still being a robot by the end of the adventure, unlike Penny, whose virus-infected robot body was transferred out of her soul by the Staff of Creation, causing a new one (which is most probably without any robot-ness) to be made from her own soul. She was also present in the Pantheon already as Nu-13's High Priestess. Still, no hard feelings were had with either, and given that she's left her mortal coil (passing her Maiden powers to Winter Schnee), Penny was resurrected in her robot body, and implanted a firewall to ensure that she cannot be hacked so easily again.
• During the ascension ceremony, she got into conversation with many of her neighbors, who were intrigued with her very nature as a machine able to cast magic. After learning that she was teaching magic in her world after the Behemoth was vanquished, Palom invited her to join him in teaching (applications of) "black magic" at Elysium Academy (since how she learned magic might be different from his). Porom sees no issues here and finds Copernica to be an okay person, even if the idea of a Robot Wizard is still something to get used to.
• Was attacked at her (one of two) temple(s) one day by Cinder Fall, who coveted the powers of the Winter Maiden (yet only now noticed her existence) and wondered if the resurrected Penny still had them now that she's Back from the Dead, or if they were gone for good and inherited by Winter Schnee. Due to a lack of need for extreme mobility back in her realm (usually leaving that to Orik, who was at the other temple with the rest of the heralds), Copernica was a sitting duck for most of the fight, requiring Penny to intercede multiple times whenever the Fall Maiden went for the steambot. Eventually, the commotion drew her neighbors in, and Ruby Rose herself was already en route, wanting to see Penny again (not knowing of Cinder's attack yet). Once The Cavalry arrived, Cinder contended with all the meddlers, but as soon as Ruby entered the scene, after exchanging several blows with her, she saw that her odds of success have become too low and beat a hasty retreat.
  • After thanking her neighbors for pitching in, Copernica was also approached by Ruby and thanked for helping protect Penny, even if the steambot confesses to having needed protection by Penny numerous times.
• Given the fact that the Houses of Science and Magic are usually at odds with one another, Copernica's mere existence is seen as a novelty, curiosity, or even an affront. What's more, she's a steam-powered robot, rather than electricity-powered like most robots in the Pantheon, which also make her not easily hack-able, just like Agatha Heterodyne's clanks.
• In regards to her array of spells, she has all manner of Fire, Frost, and Storm spells, and can even put an opponent to sleep (though only once per engagement), increase or decrease resistances to/increase power in casting those elements, etc. Notably, her Meteor does Frost damage rather than Fire.
  • She expends Steam Pressure (SP) to cast her more powerful spells, and builds up SP with basic attacks (Book Bash that also reduces a target's magic power) or "cantrip"-level spells (like a Mana Barrier, a fire whip, a blast of electricity), raise her own magic, conjure a reflective barrier against Fire, Frost, and Storm-element magic, or even make herself a Glass Cannon by buffing her magic attacks the cost of much of her resistances. She can also "weaponize" her Doubt by making it absorb elemental attacks at the cost of her momentarily malfunctioning.
  • As for how her magic works in the Pantheon since she's the only ascended steambot so far, she's not limited to eight "punch cards" per battle and can use all of her abilities, so long as she has the SP to cast the more powerful ones. As for how SP works for her, it builds up as normal, and when allies perform certain abilities, though only half as effectively as a steambot could.
• Dislikes "heroes" who engineer their own incidents or just desire glory above all else, given Gilgamech fit neatly in both categories and caused Armilly, who worshipped his achievements, to briefly suffer a Heroic BSoD. In one world, Mysterio counted for both, and so do Frost, and the Seven (though she holds some exception for Starlight given her circumstances).
  • As for the people named Gilgamesh, she likes neither of them, the Lancer for his massive ego, and the multi-armed sword hunter for his obsession. At least she has nothing he wants.
• Given they're also robots with supernatural non-scientific abilities, Aigis and Labrys (plus Mitsuru) visited as well, curious as to how Copernica and her magic worked as well as wanting to make another friend. That said, given the nature of the story of Steamworld Quest, which is a fictional work inside a fictional work (Steamworld Dig, Dig 2, and Heist), and the possibility that it's a standard fantasy tale whose characters were "re-translated" into steambots, there likely isn't any explanation; it's just inexplicably possible.
• Holds contempt for mentors who turn out to be working for evil as her own, Hyapathia, had been, such as Kreia, Ali Al-Saachez, Orochimaru, Tobi, Madara Uchiha, Gozaburo Kaiba, Deathstroke, Palpatine, The Illusive Man, Master Xehanort, Vlad Masters, and Unalaq.
  • Megamind is a strange case of this though, given his state after seemingly defeating Metro Man, "raising" Titan so he can have a hero to fight, and then rising up to become a hero himself when Titan goes rogue.
• And then there's the deal with Stealth Mentors, such as Ghaleon, whose idea of teaching the heroes is to pose as their adversary, though it helps that he technically didn't have a choice in working for the villain. However, it doesn't help that he was a legitimate enemy (though well-meaning) in the distant past. She's still conflicted in regards to how she should treat him.
• Conversely, this also means she holds sympathy for those who had been under such mentors, such as the Exile, Setsuna F. Seiei, Domon Kasshu, Aki Izayoi, Ben Solo/Kylo Ren, Riku, Terra, Gouken (who purged the murderous aspects of what he learned from his master to teach, then taught his own to Ryu and Ken), Yusuke Kitagawa, Katara, and Bolin.
  • Chirin is a strange case, though, given it was him who initiated this relationship with Wor, became a ferocious beast, but ultimately slew his mentor, only to be forever branded an outcast by the sheep.
  • Kamen Rider Tiger is another special case, given he misinterpreted his mentor's "kill one, save a thousand" motto as actually needing to kill people to save plenty more. At least he's making up for it now.
  • That said, she does not hold sympathy for those who take dark paths themselves, such as Akuma and Risky Boots.
• Greatly opposes those who use robots as resources for stuff, just like Archdruid Bob with his Moonjuice, and Madame Gasket and Phineas Ratchet count for that in spades, who for their part are baffled at how an "outmode" is capable of doing so much more than most shiny upgraded robots with her magic, which by itself is another baffling concept they thought was exclusive to organic lifeforms.

Lembas (Waybread, Elven bread, Lembas bread)

• Potential Place: Miscellaneous Items
• Class Level: 6
• s:

• Apperance:
• Museum Check: Granted
• Alignment: Good
• Portfolio: Miracle Food, Indestructible Edible, Food Pills, Disgusting To Evil Beings
• Domains: Bread, Elves, Rations
• Lembas was first introduced in fiction by Galadriel to the Fellowship of the Ring upon their departure from Lothlórien. It is created by a secret art, never spoils, and a single wafer can sustain a person for an entire day. Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee in particular have subsisted on it through the majority of their journey from the Anduin River to Mordor.
• As for its history, it is said by the Eldar that the art of preparing the lembas came from the Vala Yavanna as far back to the Elves’ Great Journey to Aman, when she brought to them a special corn grown on her fields there. These traditions were passed on throughout the long ages from house to house of the High Elves.
  • Melian, the Queen of Doriath, was the Maia who originally held its recipe. In the First Age, she once bequeathed some lembas to Beleg Strongbow for his assistance in seeking and locating Túrin for her and King Thingol. Once Beleriand sank under the Sea and Doriath with it in Year 587 of the First Age, possession of Lembas was eventually passed on to Galadriel, in Lothlórien, and other Elves.
• Is not sold in the House of Food, or at least, the real deal isn't; the recipe is a strictly-kept secret. One has to get the approval of both Kings Elrond and Aragorn to receive lembas, and given they're meant to be travel provisions, not to mention it not usually given to non-Elves, it is not easily granted. That said, all sorts of imitations do crop up, even if only in terms of taste, and still pale in comparison to the real thing in terms of "expiration dates".
  • Lembas is usually supplied to members of the GUAG, specifically those on a mission or quest, and need to travel light while having the proper food and nutrients to continue.
• As long as it's in the original leaf wrapping, it can stay fresh for a long time, and even if you unwrap it, it seems to last quite a while. Sam had kept an emergency ration stashed away somewhere for several months to no ill effects.
• Despite what the films say, Lembas is technically not bread, and has been referred to as a "cake" or a "wafer".
• Like other products of the Elves, it was offensive (poisonous, even) to creatures corrupted by evil, as Gollum can attest to, refusing outright to eat it.
  • As for the inbetween, after a sample was anonymously dropped off at the House of Ambiguity, it was discovered that depending on where they lean, it's either distasteful but filling, or just less delicious compared to if it's eaten by a mostly-good person.
• The Soldier once somehow managed to get his grubby hands on a wafer of lembas and teleported it repeatedly as he was wont to do. No tumors spawned because lembas wasn't made of pure wheat any more than the Sandvich. In fact, lembas is made from elven corn.

Edited by nightelf37 on Jun 11th 2021 at 7:07:50 PM

Anyone who works on a soap opera, or is a character within it?

Antonino Calculon Sr, God of Over The Top In-Universe Soap Shows (Calculon, Acting Unit 0.8, Thespa-mat, David Duchovny)

• Adopted from: Phantom Fire
• House: Theatric Production (House of Theatre and Spectacle)
• Demigod
• Symbol: A billboard promoting All My Circuits
• Alignment: True Neutral
• Portfolio: Star Of The In-Universe Soap All My Circuits, Large Ham, Ridiculously Human Robots, Somewhat Of A Tool Until His Ego Is Broken, Chewing the Scenery, Big "NO!", Having Being History's Great Acting Robots, Been Around Since The 21st Century, Back from the Dead then Killed Off for Real, A Death in the Limelight
• Domains: Soap Operas, Hams, Robots, Acting, (formerly) Vanity
• Barred entry from: The Demons sub-house and different Hells
• Fanboys: Bender Bending Rodriguez, Philip J Fry
• Allies: Fry (Bender's more Teeth-Clenched Teamwork), Hector, Trixie Lulamoon, Fred Rogers, Krusty the Clown, Repliforce
• On speaking terms with: Turanga Leela, John Zoidberg, the Grand United Alliance of Machines
• Friendly Rivalry with: Nicolas Cage, James Cameron
• Enemies: Robot Santa Claus, The Brainspawn, Annie Wilkes, SCP-993, The Vogons, Ernesto de la Cruz
• Opposes: Empress Nero Claudius, Marvin the Paranoid Android
• Wary of: Lycanthropes
• Antonio Calculon Sr was up until his (first) death the star of All My Circuits, a popular 31st century robot soap opera. It was filled with cliches but still held a following, helped by Calculon's Large Ham acting. However when he came Back from the Dead some felt said hamming wasn't suited for the soap and he lost a lot of credibility. Ultimately he matured and gave a somber performance, which won back fans...then he died again. At least it was the best performance of his career.
• His revival in the pantheon was actually due to the Robot Devil. He couldn't stand his "acting" and considered it too cruel and unusual for the damned. He isn't allowed entry into any Hell or the sub-house of Demons for "crimes against theater". Both Fry and Bender were overjoyed to see him back. While he was good with Fry coming, Calculon has a more strained relationship with Bender as he's kind of a Loony Fan and stalker. Not nearly as bad as Annie Wilkes, but still.
• Before being humbled, Calculon was honestly kind of a dick. Like Trixie he let his ego get the better of him, and he hopes the two of them learn further self-reflection and humility. Sometimes he shows up at her performances to give tips, and because sometimes he'd prefer some light fun. He is still sore about Leela putting him down, but gets where she was coming for and has told her he has no hard feelings towards her.
• Refuses to have any heralds as that would mean his old co-stars would return, and given their complete rejection of him when he returned from death it's understandable. Calculon also wants to file a restraining order on Marvin the Paranoid Android because he's unbearable company.
• He's much older than he looks. Calculon has been history's greatest acting robots, including David Duchovny. In 2019 he was a mechanical arm developing cars, and unfortunately the car he was developing was Project Satan. This led to him becoming Patient Zero for the were-car computer virus, but fortunately Project Satan was eventually incinerated. He's keeping watch for lycanthropes as while he's a robot, they have a similar curse to what he endured.
• In his long storied history Calculon had served as president for the League of Robots, protecting the honor of robots and allegedly Kill All Humans. However the latter hasn't happened in 800 years, and that was a very sick girl scout. The GUAM has confirmed that the League is a future offshoot of their organization, and Calculon still has contact with them, but he's long since stopped caring about robot supremacy and thinks they're a bit too extreme. He does support the Repliforce, who he considers closer to the League's old ideals anyway.
• His reaction to particularly terrible performances is "that was so bad I think you gave me cancer!", such as when he watched Empress Nero's performances. Hearing Vogon poetry led to him declaring they were so bad they may have given him cancer and leukemia, which just led to them asking how a robot could even get those diseases. The fact they're obnoxious beauracrats and destroyed their Earth for rather petty reasons led him to angrily shout Get Out!.
• Calculon may have been a Jerkass back in the day, but he had limits. He couldn't go through with his plan to kill Harold Zoid for getting the Oscar instead of him, and hated the idea of Bender becoming a role model because children watch All My Circuits. He is pretty revolted at what might happen if Bobble the Clown worms his way onto his show. One of his kinder moments was supported Hector's music career as he hates that Ernesto killed him and stole the fame that rightfully belonged to Hector.
• Even back in the day he always had respect for Fred Roger's head, and he was pleased to meet him in full. Calculon also holds a fondness for Krusty the Clown, as he can sympathize with his jaded feelings even if it's only until his Break the Haughty moment that he really understood sorrow. In his haughtiness he had a rivalry with James Cameron due to being a Prima Donna Director.
• He gets his unholy ACTING TALENT from the Robot Devil. This is probably why he went to Robot Hell when he died. He doesn't have any hard feelings towards the unascended Beezelbot or the other Satans, who tend to ignore him. However he does oppose Robot Santa Claus and the Brainspawn. The former has put him on the naughty list for, among other things, bad acting, and the latter despise all other thought.
• While his calmer, more sincere acting has it's fans some prefer his cheesy hamminess. Calculon has been experimenting with the Cold Ham trope to get the best of both worlds, but for fans looking for a Large Ham he's there. He and Nic Cage like to compete by out-hamming each other. When bored the Father who opposes the KND joins in because he likes Calculon's voice.
• Hearing of the Death Is Cheap nature of the pantheon, Calculon wanted to somehow bring Coilette back from the dead. The House of Life And Death refused to grant his request. He ended up making a wish on the Dragonballs to bring her back, however Shenron stated he didn't understand the wish. Bender explained that it was because it had...difficulty bringing an individual that's been dead over a year. He didn't have the heart to tell him he was Coilette and faked her death rather than have a more painful break-up.

Walt, Larry and Igner, Triumvirate Gods Of Three Stooges Parodies

• House: Critique and Parody (House of Theatre and Spectacle)
• Quasideities
• Symbol: Their suits and a Mom logo
• Alignment: Lawful Neutral as a whole (Walt leans more to Lawful Evil and Igner sometimes shows Chaotic Good traits)
• Portfolio
  • As a group: Punch-Clock Villain, Comic And Terrible Trio, Act Like The Three Stooges, Mom's Crony Sons, Nice Mean And In Between
  • Individual tropes: The Most Rational Yet Mean Brother, Oedipus Complex (Walt), The Least Fortunate Snivelling Middle Child, The Un-Favourite, Extreme Doormat (Larry), The Ditz Yet Can Hide Hidden Intellect, Meaningful Name, Illegitimate Son Of Professor Farnsworth And A Lot More Noble Than His Brothers (Igner)
• Domains: Stooges, Minions, Brothers, Cronyism
• Superior: Mom aka Carol (their literal mother)
• Complicated relationship with: Professor Hubert J Farnsworth (their mom's ex and Igner's father)
• Interested in: The real Santa Claus, Seto Kaiba
• Allies: Mr Burns (their mom's new boyfriend), The Three Stooges, The Team Rocket Trio, The Amoeba Boys, Waylon Smithers (as a whole), The Brain (Walt only)
• On good terms with: Phineas T Ratchet (as a whole), The Delightful Children From Down The Lane (Walt only)
• On speaking terms with: Ralph, Felonius Gru
• Enemies: Robot Santa Claus and the Brainspawn, Ragyo Kiryuin
• On poor terms with: Philip J Fry, Nibbler
• Pitied by: The Heroic Protectors of Family
• Annoyed by: Princess Morbucks and the Reagan siblings
• Fears: The Grand United Alliance of Machines, Sauron
• Walt, Larry and Igner are the three sons of mega-tycoon Mom, and her own personal henchmen and stooges. Though they serve her goals, they aren't personally nefarious. Neither are they competent; their greatest achievement was scamming Fry out of his 4.3 billion dollars. Though they sometimes bother the Planet Express crew, it's never enough to be more than a mild nuisance.
• The three have an awkward relationship with Professor Farnsworth, who is their mom's old flame. The Professor is more annoyed at their incompetence than any evil they're sent to do, but he has gained a bit of a soft spot for Igner. That's because he's his son, but had to be told such. They prefer not to think much about it or their mom's new boyfriend Mr Burns, but he is supporting their mother so they consider him an ally. They get along more with Mr Smithers, who sympathizes with their position even if he wishes they could be smarter.
• If their Comic Trio act, noises they make when slapped and incompetence doesn't spell it out, they parody the Three Stooges. The aggressive Walt is Moe, the weak-willed Larry is Larry, and the lovable idiot Igner is Curly. Naturally they get along. Despite their squabbling the siblings get along off-work, and can be seen playing video games with the Three Stooges. Sometimes they will play games with Phineas T Ratchet, who as the roboticist specialist son of one of Mom's major allies they get along with somewhat even if he's actually villainous and competent.
• During their playing of video games Mom's sons ended up meeting Ralph, who they kind of understand his desire to be seen as important and Punch-Clock Villain role. However beyond that they are just amicable to one another. Ralph is hoping that Igner's kinder influence rubs off on them. The three sometimes play video games with Felonius Gru as well, who with his own complicated feelings towards his mother is hoping to see them grow more of a spine; especially Larry.
• They tend to vibe well with the Team Rocket Trio and the Amoeba Boys, inept villain trios that aren't that evil anyway. Mainly the former, who are relatively competent to Mom's sons and that they want to prove themselves to their boss. That said, they relate a lot to the Amoeba Boys' desire to prove themselves to the world. If they were more competent Mom might be a smidge irked by her kids working with (open) criminals, but even she thinks her sons are more competent than the Amoeba Boys.
• Many are upset by Mom's treatment of them, and the Heroic Protectors of Family want them to realize that. They do recognize that Ragyo Kiryuin is an utterly repulsive mother and a threat to Mom's ambitions. To her credit, Mom is a far better mother than Ragyo. The three also consider Princess Morbucks and Eliza and Neil Reagan to be brats. While they grew up under the richest person of the 30th/31st century, they are nowhere near as spoiled or cruel.
• By default, the Brainspawn oppose them. Of course even if they lacked a Delta Brainwave it's not like they could possibly pose a threat to the evil brains. They are also listed as naughty by Robot Santa Claus, to nobody's surprise. They have yet to comment if the Friendly Robot Company is a precursor to their mom's company. The three were interested in locating Santa Claus to deal with his evil robot double, and he was glad they were concerned but doesn't think they can help. He tends to write Walt as naughty and Igner as nice, Larry so-so. He did give them all gifts for Christmas 3001 for helping stop their mother's conquest of Earth.
• The trio are somewhat concerned with the GUAM, despite Mom's more cordial relationship with them. Mainly because despite a fair amount of respect Mom gets from them because of her innovation in robots, the GUAM are interested in superiority above and/or beyond humans like Mom and her sons. The Councillors accurately determined that they were motivated by fear of them as they have no hopes in mounting a resistance against the GUAM. They also recognized their fear of Sauron was related to the time their mother evoked him. Sauron couldn't care less about the parody.
• Walt gets along with the Brain as they're both smart(well relatively smart for Walt), somewhat ambitious figures who sound alike. He seems to get along with the adoptive children of another sound-alike Father, the Delightful Children From Down The Lane, for being formal yet nefarious. Well, to an extent as their overly politeful and "delightful" nature can get on his nerves.
• Walt hopes to marry a woman like Mom one day. Freud's head has a thing or two to say about that, but neither he nor his brothers consider it a problem. Walt also believes that he and his brothers should stay clear of Nibbler given their mother's farming of his kind. While Nibbler doesn't want them near him, he recognizes they're a non-threat only doing what their mother ordered and doesn't personally oppose them.

For Walt, Larry and Igner, the Amazon Trio of The Dead Moon Circus are also Punch Clock Villains and a Terrible Trio.

Edited by SailorVenus372 on Jun 11th 2021 at 4:39:01 AM

Say, who can copy other abilities? Seth can mimic other fighters and can even steal moves with the Tandem engine (the yin yang thingy on his stomach)

Also despite the feminine body being the default one, he still has a rather manly voice. Anyone who fits that bill?

"I'm impressed you made it this far... Show me your power. All of it! Don't hold back!"

Seth, God of Naked Characters Lacking Genitals (King, #15 (Call him this at your own peril), Doll Unit Zero)

^{Seth in Street Fighter IV} 

• Potential House: Bodily Form
• Intermediate God (Power can vary depending on who he copies)
• Symbol: The Flag of S.I.N.
• Theme Song: Seth's theme (V's version)
• Alignment: Neutral Evil in IV. Chaotic Evil in V
• Portfolio: Big Bad of IV and the Final Boss, The lesser evil compared to Bison, Pretty pitiful all things considered, Can copy other fighters, Grey-skinned Android, Had both male and female bodies but remains genderless, Arms Dealer, Ax-Crazy, Beta Test Baddie, Came Back Wrong, Death of Personality, Ditto Fighter, Evil Is Hammy, Gains a new body in V based on Juri, Inferiority Superiority Complex, Powered by the Tandem Engine, Turned Against Their Masters, Yin Yang themed, Number 15 of his series
• Domains: Androids, Bodies, Fighting, Mentalities, Insanity, Revenge, Evil
• Allies: Metal Sonic, The Magician, Alex Mercer
• Rivals: Mewtwo
• Enemies:
  • Street Fighters: M. Bison, Juri Han, Abel and almost all other street fighters in general
  • Other Enemies: Dr. Gero, SCP-073, The Nostalgic Critic,
• Seth is the leader of S.I.N., a criminal organization that supplied Shadaloo with weapons and he himself sought to take over Shadaloo itself after M. Bison's apparent death. Having organized a World Warrior tournament in order to lure out Ryu and take over the Satsui no Hado to power his BLECE machine, Seth instead was defeated by M. Bison who turned out to be not dead at all and then he was finished off by Juri Han, a woman he himself was manipulating. Seth's conciousness however was transported to Doll Unit Zero, reawakened by Juri after someone tasked her to do so but that only resulted in Seth's suffering an existential crisis and in his madness, perceive everything as M. Bison, even though at that point he was long dead. Given how both of his bodies are essentially naked and lack both visible genitals and nipples, Seth was relocated by an unknown benefactor into the Pantheon with that title, an idea many thought it wouldn't end well at all.
• His entry into the Pantheon wasn't exactly a peaceful one. For once, it's unclear who smuggled the Zero Doll Unit into the Pantheon with Seth's conciousness in it but many point towards Juri being the one responsible for bringing Seth into the mix. Given his rather poor state of mind, the first Seth did is search for Bison, who fortunately for him was still alive in the Pantheon halls but before the two broke into a scuffle, the authorities managed to subdue the android and deactivate him into a secure location. It didn't last, as he basically turned himself back online and gunned towards Bison again.
• Thanks to some outside help, Seth is able to switch around his bodies, both with his original male Seth and with the Doll Unit Zero model, though the latter tends to be his default appearance. That more or less made his insane outburst less frequent, enough to realize that his default body is based on Juri, someone he isn't exactly fond of but he can manage.
• "My name is Seth!"

Kirby can copy other people's abilities by eating them.

I think it's okay to suggest interactions for profiles even if you didn't make a single profile yet.

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Jun 11th 2021 at 5:42:35 AM

What about Cell since he is as malicious as Seth and can copy powers by absorbing? (Don't know if I'm allowed to suggest due to me not doing any stuff for the Pantheon?)

Edited by Titania21 on Jun 11th 2021 at 8:41:20 AM

I have an idea for an expansion/rework.

Luna and Artemis, Divine Duo of Mentor Mascots

Reasoning: The two cats (Three if you count, Diana, but she’s more Chibiusa’s Animal Companion than anything else) can talk and are the reason characters like Usagi and Minako became Sailor Senshi in the first place, creating hope of fighting back against villains like the Dark Kingdom and the Black Moon Clan. (The Outers such as Uranus, Neptune and Saturn only show up starting with the Infinity Arc, which is when the Senshi were going up against the Death Busters, with only Pluto appearing beforehand during the Black Moon Arc) Luna, for example, helped teach Usagi how to use some abilities such as Moon Tiara Action while Artemis was an Eccentric Mentor and Trickster Mentor to Minako. A rework is required even if Artemis isn’t added as the profile has no bio, the ascension text is very short and there aren’t many pieces of text overall. The profile is here.

Edited by SailorVenus372 on Jun 11th 2021 at 6:54:15 AM

Imma make a profile so um since I really can't think of a trope to start a profile out of scratch, for now might as well at least attempt to adopt one of the profiles so um should I get to it or just wait.

Sorry I keep asking so many times if it's okay it's mainly due to me being scared I might do something reckless or anything rash.

Edited by Titania21 on Jun 11th 2021 at 9:59:46 AM

If you're interested in adopting any profiles, it's best to ask the holder of the idea in a PM and then proposing the idea afterward if the adoption is successful.

Here are a few suggestions that may alleviate Calvin and Stephen having 2 tropes.

• We can keep Calvin and Stephen for Politically Incorrect Villain. For those wondering, Calvin Candie is a plantation owner who is into slavery. He also uses his slaves to pit them in fighting pits to the death while also killing them and feeding their bodies to his dogs. His justification for this is the rebuked science of phrenology. This is also reflected by his most loyal servant, who is black, Stephen, highlighting his hypocrisy.
• Meanwhile, we can give Django from Django Unchained Slavery Is a Special Kind of Evil. The movie is a complete description of the Antebellum South, where slavery has become commonplace. Django himself was a slave and as he freed by a German bounty hunter, he goes through the entire region, witnessing the various slavery practices. After which, he finally destroys Candyland but not without cost.

Eh, whatever, for both of them. I have another trope in mind for Stormfront anyway.

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Edited by CrimsonShark on Jun 11th 2021 at 3:30:00 PM

Think its done.

Sakazuki, God of Magma (Fleet Admiral Akainu, Red Dog)

• Greater God
• Symbol: Pink roses
• Theme: Red Dog Red
• Alignment: Lawful Evil, though will insist he is Lawful Neutral.
• Portfolio: Magma, There Is No Kill Like Overkill Overkill, Insane Admiral, Knight Templar, General Ripper, Person of Mass Destruction, Bad Boss, Black-and-White Insanity, Convection, Schmonvection, The Fettered, He Who Fights Monsters, Implacable Man, Knight of Cerebus
• Domains: Magma, Order, Justice
• Superiors: Five Elders
• Allies:
  • One Piece: Magellan, Donquixote Rocinante
  • Order Enforcers: Satan (SMT), Judge Dredd, Javert, Imperial Watch, Abadar, Dr. Hax, Baldi, Miko Miyazaki, Seryu Ubiquitous, Mina Loveberry
  • Order Makers: Kuvira, YHVH, Yaldabaoth, Jyggalag, Sibyl System, Big Brother
  • Others: Mary Lennox
• Rivals: Konrad Curze
• Enemies:
  • One Piece: Monkey D. Luffy, Portgas D. Ace, Edward Newgate, Marshall D. Teach, Nico Robin, Jinbei, Sabo, Kaido, Charlotte Linlin, Donquixote Doflamingo, Crocodile, every criminal out there in the sea...
  • Others: House of Crime, the House of Villains, Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger, Popeye, Char Aznable, Zaheer, Bolin, Samuel Vimes, Jim Raynor, Arcturus Mengsk, Lelouch vi Brittania, Zamasu
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Monkey D. Garp
• Respected by: Dark Judges
• A former Marine Admiral now Fleet Admiral, Sakazuki popularly goes by Akainu otherwise known as the Red Dog. Representing Absolute Justice, he punishes those against the World Government’s laws—anything that resembles a transgression being met with extreme force by him. He goes as far as to murder civilians if a potential criminal hides amongst them, kills soldiers who are not holding to their duty, and even challenges his superiors because he does not believe they do enough. Sakazuki’s ruthlessness has made him The Dreaded for every pirate, rebel, and bandit across the vast world. This only seemed to worsen when he ascended from being an Admiral to Fleet Admiral, therefore controlling much of the military force the World Government has to offer.
• The Straw Hats are especially now up at arms now that Sakazuki ascended. He may not discriminate between pirates based on hatred though even he acknowledged that the Straw Hats are becoming more powerful as their notoriety rises. If any of the Emperors were within the same room together and he had to pick who should die first, Straw Hat Luffy will be picked. And there is the elephant in the room regarding his killing of Ace, making the mission to rescue him All for Nothing. He had Ace become reckless by insulting Whitebeard repeatedly, something Ace took heavy offense towards. Sakazuki is not happy to see Ace and Whitebeard again here as even he knows that the decrepit old man would be a difficult opponent to deal with as he had personally known badly. Regardless, he does not wish to complain on these new circumstances and would carry out that same extermination. It was especially relieving Luffy and Whitebeard held back Ace from getting himself killed again to not avenge his own death but to punish him for the insults to Whitebeard needlessly still.
• What Sakazuki will complain about is that his work forces him to be behind a desk instead of going after pirates personally. Being a Fleet Admiral is a more tactical position than actively fighting, so Sakazuki has to enforce his military procedure standards to replace being physically present. The Five Elders force him to do this and he does not approve, believing the Five Elders would rather save face and to appease the Celestial Dragons rather than pursuing order. If Sakazuki found out the Five Elders are taking orders from a higher being which violates their doctrine then perhaps Sakazuki will finally have something to destroy brutally...
• On his free days, Sakazuki attempts to absolutely nuke the Houses of Crime and Villains, believing all the inhabitants there should be wiped out no matter how severe their crimes are. He sees all of them equally worthy of death and if the Pantheon’s authority is so complacent on letting them subvert peace, then Sakazuki must place justice at his own hands. Of course, his efforts are pointless as those Houses are pretty crappy places to begin with and all his constant magma attacks only add to their miserableness. The Dark Judges are appreciative of Sakazuki’s efforts and asked him to aid them with stamping other criminals everywhere. Sakazuki while impressed by their unflinching justice, sees even their actions on exterminating everyone for the most minuscule of transgressions disturbing. This is all considering he disapproved the Grand Line being nuked to oblivion by a former Marine because of pirates’ presence as well.
• Seryu Ubiquitos and Sakazuki share the same brutality when dealing with people they believe are worthy of death. Even though they share similar mindsets, even Sakazuki was surprised how brutal Seryu was. Perhaps becoming Fleet Admiral made him gone softer and Sakazuki being allies with Seryu may be an attempt to reignite that same passion. Same goes at a lesser degree with Mina Loverberry but Sakazuki enjoys her aesthetic more than Seryu’s, believe it or not.
• Popeye calls his tenure as a Fleet Admiral to be a disaster as no matter how brutal justice the Marine dishes out, the quantity and quality of pirates offset their efforts after the Paramount War ushered a new age for piracy. Taken further when one sees that the Four Emperors are making their move against the World Government already. Popeye may not have ever had an authority position but even he sees that Sakazuki has his priorities placed at the wrong places instead of simply trying to repair the Marines’s reputation after Dressrosa by trying to arrest the former Warlords to save face. Sakazuki ignored those criticisms, saying that Popeye is (while respectable) too old to understand those tactical decision he made were necessary for maintaining the World Government
• Sounds like Char Aznable and even wears primarily red for their outfits. Both are quite distrusting of each other as a result, as exist on the opposite ideal spectrum. Sakazuki sees the Red Comet as a criminal who repeatedly sides with those against the established government (Zeon and AEUG), to the point Sakazuki believes Char rebels for the sake of it. Char would not contest to that sentiment against him and the Red Comet himself sees Sakazuki as an oppressor just like the Earth Federation and Titan. Char is somehow able to outrun whatever Sakazuki throws at him, even if it is a meteor of all things (funnily ironic enough).
• Thought the sea was more than enough space for pirates to dwell at but somehow pirates managed to adapt to a vaster sea that not even the World Government has jurisdiction over. That place being SPPPPPPPAAAAAAAAAAACCCCCCCCCEEEE apparently. Sakazuki is disgusted that pirates have now fled farther than the Marines could go but realized there was opportunity to be found. While as a respectable Marine officer, he cannot just simply confiscate space-travel technology from ships nor can he just outfit the Marines with it without the Pantheon authorities giving the stinky eye to him. However, he can legally confiscate pirate possessions and gain the technology if he were to arrest/kill pirates to seize their property. The most technologically developed pirates that Sakazuki eyes to arrest are the Gokaigers. Technology based off the Gokai Galleon (thank you Vegapunk for being smart enough to do this) would essentially make the Marines strong enough to curb any criminals out there. If only he could catch those damnable Gokaigers first....
• Has more respect for YHVH than his actual superiors. YHVH does not bother with politics, only wanting to see order established as soon and swiftly as possible. The Five Elders are more interested with keeping their reputations and appealing to the Celestial Dragons during Sakazuki’s tenure as Fleet Admiral. Though he respects YHVH, he is more interested towards Satan the Judge. Satan will uphold the law his creator no matter what, delivering brutal attack to those who transgress them. That includes YHVH himself as well if Satan sees his creator went against his own words. Sakazuki respects Satan having a similar ideology to his own in those regards.
• Sakazuki dislikes Konrad Curze, though somehow also respects him along the same lines. Konrad Curze is brutal against criminals even now and wants nothing more than to be criminals’ personal boogeyman so to speak. Sakazuki would be fine at that, even impressed. Although Curze serving for Chaos means he betrayed his government and now had become nothing more than a vigilante. At the same time, Sakazuki could not find himself to truly hate Curze for his deeds for justice and wishes to recruit him as a Marine if he ditches being with Chaos. Curze refused and sees Sakazuki as an ineffective husk of a man who was better off being an active Admiral. Not to say Sakazuki disagrees with that sentiment but found it offensive nonetheless.
• Bolin sees Sakazuki as a Shadow Archetype for him, not just because they both have lava-centered powers. Bolin once served under Kuvira to oppress Earth Kingdom inhabitance and was naive to realize that what he was fighting for a tyrant. Sakazuki brings up bad Kuvira memories for him for also being a brutal “peace enforced”, as Bolin wonders if he simply continued to serve Kuvira without question he may have ended up becoming like Sakazuki. Yes, magma-meteors are cool but Bolin would rather be an actual good person over it than any day. Likewise, Sakazuki sees Bolin as a disappointment—the young man being too weak willed to see justice through and agrees with Kuvira that her rule would have had more competency behind it. “Earth Kingdom citizens are used to being oppressed, so they ought to shut up and listen to the authorities,” is what Sakazuki would say.
• He equally hates revolutionaries as much as pirates. Jim Raynor, Arcturus Mengsk, and Lelouch vi Brittania are amongst those he finds nothing but scorn against for causing mayhem to topple down governing bodies similar to the World Government. This statement seems hypocritical, considering that Sakazuki allows Garp—father of the most wanted man and grandfather of the Fifth Emperor—to still work alongside the Marines. Sakazuki would have thrown him out and perhaps had him charged for treason but the respect Garp garnered is too valuable to lose. He lets the family of criminals fight against criminals. How ironic.
• Zamasu tried to praise with Sakazuki with his dealings of “sinful mortals” but even someone so hellbent on keeping order like Sakazuki sees Zamasu as full of crap. The Fleet Admiral is even ashamed of getting praised by such a person! Even he, who wants to wipe out anybody opposing the World Government instantly saw nothing can be accomplished by judging for the tiniest of infractions. Again, when The Mentor to the Marines tried to pull a Kill Em All to the Grand Lune, even he had to have his foot settle down. Please do not use the Non-Serial Movie card against him, lest Sakazuki wants to be pissed that his actions are questionable.
• Though Sakazuki is usually seen as ruthless, monstrous figure by most people who do not share similar ideologies, one of the few saving graces his character has aside from his (objectively) respective loyalty to the law is his gardening skills when he has free time to utilize those skills. When those times of becoming a Fleet Admiral cone first and Sakazuki cannot tend to his garden at all, he lets Mary Lennox tend it for him. The military leader and the young girl met when Sakazuki called for a gardener and she was a recommendation. She tends to the garden fine and Sakazuki respects her for it. Mary does not know that Sakazuki is absolutely nuts if he sees anything that resembles a violation against the law yet, though she may not care if she does. It is his business and she should do her best to respect it... though she did have to chastise him for calling her to fix a Noodle Incident where Sakazuki had lava pour across half the garden. People still wonder how she got away with that.
• Sakazuki turned out to be so hot, he was able to out-fist Fire-Fist Ace. Such jokes will have the joker eliminated almost immediately.
• “Justice is absolute! No forgiveness for those who oppose it!"

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Edited by M1gamiTensei on Jun 11th 2021 at 7:28:48 AM

New House Additions have been made, per this post.

Took a while, here's an updated draft on Hitomi. Anything else to add or is she good to go?

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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: Atsuko "Akko" Kagari, Ursula Callistis/Shiny Chariot, Lilly Satou, Komugi, Twilight Sparkle, Hal, Hikari, Tomoya Ozaki, Nagisa Furukawa, Zatanna Zatara, Trucy Wright, Taki Tachibana, Mitsuha Miyamizu, Harry Potter, Neville Longbottom, Luna Lovegood, The Classical Literature Club (especially Eru Chitanda), Haruka Kotoura, Marty McFly, Lennon, Toph Beifong
• On Good Terms With: Houses of Magic, Despondency, and Time And Space
• Opposes: Abra Kadabra, Lord Voldemort, Eobard Thawne
• Conflicted On: Star Butterfly
• 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.
  • As her grandmother, Kohaku, once did, Hitomi is simply content in trying to use her magic in making others happy and entertained, though she's more conservative and reserved about her usage, compared to Kohaku's liberal use of magic for some fun mayhem and chaos. Not that Hitomi likes making a ruckus, though seeing that sort of activity happening in the Pantheon makes her chuckle as it reminds her of her grandmother's youthful and spirited energy. Beyond that, Hitomi's spectacle, while flashy, is considerably more mundane than what Kohaku would come up with, such as fireworks and an occasional anthropomorphic conjuring of artworks, but it's enough to catch her audience's attention and endear them.
• One benefit that Hitomi was able to get out from, regarding the Pantheon, was that she was given the opportunity to be upon her close ones to the new realm that she had just become a part of as her Heralds. Upon learning of the prospect, Hitomi wasted little time in wishing and asking if her fellow club members and her grandmother can come along. To her joy, this did turn out to be the case and Hitomi had a happy reunion with the friends that she had departed from after regaining her view of colors. That said, they did worry for a moment if bringing heralds from a past time would be a problem as Hitomi and Kohaku learned from the House of Time And Space that there are consequences to time travel, and they expressed some relief when they learned that they're safe for now. After all, they'd just like to spend their time in pace and fun.
• While no longer depressed and moody, she still takes visitations in the House of Despondency as Hitomi's story is sometimes referenced as a way to encourage others that in times of sadness and loneliness, there's still someone of company that can be found and made that will make you happy and satisfied, an ode to Kohaku and the Magic-Photography-Arts Club. Hitomi was quick to catch that reference and it felt nice to learn that her friends and grandmother were noted to be role models. She does admit that having to feel her story can be rather nervous, especially when it comes to a large crowd, but it doesn't stop her from trying nonetheless. She'll also try to end her lectures with a firework spell, which makes the experience more memorable to the audience.
• Hitomi found it personally difficult to adjust in a realm where magic, for the most part, was rather used offensively and in combat, even by those who have shown themselves to be good. As far as what position she's in, Hitomi is aware that she has no place in the Pantheon's numerous fights and instead would rather focus on her own experiences and growth. She became well adjusted with the Magical Girl Sisterhood, who was endeared by Hitomi's story and wanted to look after her. To her credit, Hitomi does enjoy seeing the Sisterhood's use of magic, in case it's got nothing to do with fighting, and is content with simply being someone who would be of company and support for the Magical Girl collective. That, and the Sisterhood have promised to improve Hitomi's skills in magic, which she eagerly accepted.
• While not the only one with a disability regarding color blindness, Hitomi is the most recognizable being in the Pantheon with said disability as much of her story was centered around her angst and depression in not being able to see colors beyond just black and white. While her ability to see colors has since returned, the story's impact and influence remained intact for Hitomi and she's come to accept it as it's with her experience around color blindness that's gotten her associated with her friends in the past.
  • While not exactly colorblind, Lilly Satou and Komugi have had a similar struggle regarding eyesight, in their case, total blindness. Initially, Hitomi was hesitant to approach them as their story was already depressing enough and Hitomi felt too emotional about it, in addition to thinking that she may act too pitiful about it. However, when she did meet the two, Lilly and Komugi introduced themselves as optimistically and openly as they did and simply decided to talk to Hitomi about good times. Quickly enough, the three of them shared a good degree of positive events of their own towards one another, and Hitomi's made Lilly and Komugi happy that Hitomi found a drive in life and aspired to continue on with a newfound sense of confidence. Conversely, while Hitomi was pleased to learn that Lilly has been getting support from Hisao Nakai and other disabled female students, she felt disheartened to learn of Komugi's circumstances, namely that she was bound to her talents in playing Gungi and chose to die with Meruem once the latter's lifespan had expired. Komugi, however, is willing to shake off Hitomi's worries and simply try to make her happy in some way.
• Her experience in a school club has made Hitomi appreciate those who partake in them in an attempt to make others happy and motivate them in life, so she sometimes attends the House of School to check up on how others tend to set up their clubs and use them to forge new relationships, in addition to keeping up with her studies. Unlike Kohaku, she's not too liberal and chaotic about using her magic to cause showoff and a ruckus on other students and the faculty, though it doesn't stop a few students from asking Hitomi to use some of her magical abilities.
  • In one particular day, Hitomi came across Tomoya and Nagisa, a married pair whose story was well known for melting the hearts of many, in part because of the many struggles and pains that the two had to go through in their lives. During their high school years, Nagisa had a school club that she had a lot of difficulty in trying to maintain and it was with the help of Tomoya and a growing assortment of friends that Nagisa was able to persevere and find happiness. In turn, Nagisa felt that Hitomi would have been the kind of student that would have been of company for her club, given that the other members themselves have had their fair share of issues. She herself found Tomoya and Nagisa's story to be relatable to an extent, as all three of them went through some form of physical and emotional impairment that hampered their happiness. They've since become good friends with each other, with Tomoya and Nagisa having thoughts about inviting Hitomi over to introduce her to their daughter, Ushio.
  • While Hitomi's sadness and struggles are something that she's taken to learn from and that she's become a more content person because of it, hearing about Haruka Kotoura made her wince in fright and sorrow. Hitomi never would have wondered just how bad Haruka must have had it as she was bullied and disregarded, both in-home and in school, just for being able to read minds and thoughts (which she couldn't control). It was only with the effort of a school club that she joined alongside its members that she was able to emotionally recover and become content with her life. Haruka herself learned, with her innate powers, that Hitomi was an apologetic, yet sweet girl and simply wanted to learn about her. Hitomi, in response, showcased Haruka and her friends her magic spells and entertain them to solidify their friendship. And since then, Hitomi and Haruka have kept up their friendship and the latter is eager to see more of what more can the former bring with her magical abilities.
  • Hitomi also came to learn about a quarter of school students who formed a "Classical Literature Club" where they went around their school and its surrounding areas solving a series of ordinary cases out of their own curiosity. Judging by their nature, Hitomi found their antics rather interesting and, with some help from Kohaku, decided to use their magic to give the quartet something to spend their time on. It paid off for some time, though, one of the groups' members, Houtarou Oreki, was able to trace the source of the magic back to Hitomi and Kohaku. While it wasn't enough to fully intertest Orebi, the quartet did admit that it was pretty fun and quickly endeared themselves to the two girls. Eru Chitanda, in particular, seems to get along with Hitomi and Kohaku the most, primarily because Eru herself finds herself very interested in their magic and wishes to learn it in some way or another.
• As a performer of magic, Hitomi came to greatly admire those who used them to try to make others happy as despite her initial disdain towards magic, her experiences in the past have made her appreciate them again and she wishes to follow in those footsteps. Her time in the House of Magic has helped in her finding new ways in how to apply her collection of Star-sands, though she does concede that trying to commute between the Houses of Magic and Nature can be pretty taxing.
  • Two figures who immediately caught Hitomi's attention were Atsuko Kagari and Ursula Callistis, a student-teacher duo from the magical Luna Nova Academy for witches. The latter's motivation, as famed performer Shiny Chariot, was to use her magic to bring joy and smiles to others and inspired the former to become a witch herself. Unfortunately, Ursula realized, to her shock and dismay, that her performing magic actually sapped away magical potential from her attendees, which sadly included Akko, which reflected on Akko's difficulty in learning and using magic in her academic years. Hitomi felt sympathetic to the two and offered her condolences to them. Beyond that, Akko does remind Hitomi of Kohaku due to their similarly boisterous attitudes and got along rather well, though Hitomi does become try to make some effort in improving Akko's magical capabilities, even if she herself is on a learning curve.
  • She generally respects those who've used their magic to do good, such as students in Hogwarts and Zatanna, a performing witch who often has to resort to crimefighting and battling against magical threats. Hitomi found herself getting along quite well with Neville and Luna as she figured that those two were formerly among the loneliest of their classes, something Hitomi related with as she felt socially distant from people when she lost her vision of colors. Neville and Luna sympathize with what Hitomi went through and are open to giving her some tips on what to expect and do regarding her usage in magic, regardless of how hers differ from what is taught in Hogwarts. Zatanna, having learned of Hitomi and Kohaku's methods of using their magic, was open to teaching them ways in how to be theatrical and have more control over them. So far, Hitomi seems to be lenient and getting along with that, though Kohaku seems to be a chaotic challenge for Zatanna, even if they get along well.
  • Star Butterfly, on the other hand, elicited a complicated thought for Hitomi. On one hand, Star is a genuinely good girl whose proven herself a hero, plus the fact that having a tragic background and having once disliked magic was something that Hitomi could empathize and associate with. On the other hand, there was Star outright erasing magic in her own world, which consequently led to the deaths of several beings whose lifeforce depended on magic and such a thought was obviously not an easy one to take for anyone, let alone Hitomi. Interactions between the two girls tend to be rather awkward, though Hitomi doesn't hate Star for what she did. Rather, their interactions tend to be complicated because while Star does try to be as energetic and fun-going as she can be, she does admit that seeing someone with magic can make her rather rattled and nervous, hence she personally finds it difficult to approach Hitomi, who herself can be shy at times.
• As much as Hitomi loved Yuito, she does feel low that she may never be able to spend much time with him, due to the circumstances of them being from different points of time. That said, the idea of Time-Travel Romance wasn't exactly new to most Pantheon residents, Hitomi included, and it does give her hope that maybe one day, she can find time with Yuito. Meeting up with Taki Tachibana and Mitsuha Miyamizu, Hitomi was fascinated and endeared to learn of their story as well as wondering just how wonky time travel can get with other people, herself included. Taki and Mitsuha's story also inspired Hitomi to consider doing her best in helping others out and has since remained good friends with them, with Hitomi being open to tagging along with what Taki and Mitsuha are up to in their spare time.
  • She also became well-acquainted with Marty McFly after learning about his own time-traveling shenanigans. Despite their many differences, they accomplished a similar feat in becoming more happier and comfortable after their experience (Hitomi by opening up about herself and Marty for finding a way to have his birth parents connect with one another and stand up in the face of adversity). Marty had an idea that Hitomi might try to cast down some magic while he plays a guitar solo. She tried that... with humorous results for both of them. They've been meaning to try again with better results and the two are taking practice for it, but nonetheless, Marty enjoys Hitomi's company and vice versa.
• Despite not wanting to play any part in violence and conflicts, Hitomi has admitted that there were a few deities in the Pantheon that she's come to dislike during her time in the fantastical realms. She did not appreciate how Abra Kadabra was obsessed with getting others' attention for his magical performances and Hitomi wasn't a fan of how he has to rely on technology to make up supposed magical spells either. On a more serious note, Hitomi admits that she's scared of Voldemort and the Reverse-Flash. Considering that both of them have used magic and time travel for nefarious and self-serving purposes, Hitomi's fears are justified; she finds Voldemort's "pure-blood magic supremacy" to be nonsensical and against how she and Kohaku want to use their talents out of joy towards others whereas the Reverse-Flash's knack of traveling back in time solely to make others miserable disturbs Hitomi a lot, not to mention how Reverse-Flash seems irked by Hitomi's relationship with Kohaku and the club members. That said, Hitomi thinks it's best if she should just focus on herself and her friends rather than worrying too much about someone that she dislikes.

Edited by CrimsonShark on Jun 11th 2021 at 4:05:44 PM

You should add in an interaction with Toph, as it is missing in the profile. Once you do add it in, my is yours to take.

You cannot give and to profiles and suggestions if you did not complete two profiles.

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Jun 11th 2021 at 8:10:28 AM

My bad didn’t know that.

Edited by Titania21 on Jun 11th 2021 at 11:14:12 AM

@Seth I wonder how certain deities would feel about him looking like a female, but having the voice of a man.

I added more info on Lulu's profile don't think there is much else to do with her.

Lulu, Goddess of Having Lots of Belts (Lu, Yuna's Guardian.)

• Lesser Goddess
• Symbol: Her Moogle Doll
• Theme Song: heard here
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Goths who can use magic Elegant black magic users, Slaps that can be used as a Counter-Attack, Dolls as weapons, Not evil at all but really having lots of baggage, Dark haired, reserved women who slowly warm up, Snarkers, Mama Bear.
• Domains: Belts, Black Magic, Family, Goths
• Heralds: Wakka (her husband), Kimahri, Rikku
• Allies: Yuna (and Rydia also), Tidus, Jecht, Midna, Tomoko Nozama, the other Lulu, Vivi Ornitier, Tharja, Alice Margatroid, Charmcaster, Zatanna Zatara, Nine, the Phantom, Lucy Heartfilla.
• Enemies: Yu Yevon, Chaos, Kefka Palazzo, Ultimecia, Ouroboros, Grima, Acnologia, Emet-Selch, and essentially evil gods in the House of Faith.
• Pities: Jecht, Zeref.
• Lulu grew up with Yuna in Besaid akin to an adoptive sister for the young summoner in training. After losing her first summoner and lover, she decided upon completing the pilgrimage with Yuna becoming her guardian during their journey to defeat Sin, and as fate would have it Lulu ended up being wedded with her Fiance's brother despite the earlier hesitation after Wakka's brother passed away. Initially, the personality she gave towards the group was bottled within however after meeting Tidus and becoming closer to Wakka eventually she overcome this mindset letting her feelings be known to everyone.
  • Naturally, the idea of monsters who either exist to cause suffering or fanatic worshipped deities who take delight in slaughtering millions for their own pleasure sickens the black mage resulting in her hatred for the teaching of Yu Yevon and inhuman beasts like Grima, Ouroboros, and Acnologia. Yu Yevon, the former man in particular is something Lulu hates because of how his ideas ultimately led to the deaths of people like Jecht and other summoners for a worthless cause that will only make more false pilgrimages for years to come until Yuna and her guardians broke this cycle.
• Lulu doesn't seem to mind being in the House of Personal Appearance as she is still able to meet with Yuna all the time. Many gods are in wonder as to how the hell she manages to put that belt skirt of hers on (and why she even has one in the first place). She just answers that someone of a 'higher power' put it in as a challenge.
  • Yuna and Tidus are thrilled to see her getting along with others in the Pantheon, but she still prefers to hang out with her fellow guardian and sister having to no longer deal with Spira's endless cycle of suffering.
  • Lulu is very conflicted with Jecht, a man who could be seen as a terrible father figure however considering the circumstances he didn't really have many other ways to handle the situation. She also knew Auron wanted nothing more than for him and Tidus to become closer even with all the history between them. A sentiment Lulu knew would come true without Yu Yevon getting in the way something that everyone agreed upon.
• Alice Marguretoid sometimes helps with her doll collection, but Lulu's uses of dolls are different: they're more of a way to channel her focus into using her magic. Alice was curious about how certain dolls look and behave quite differently such as Lulu's Moogle or especially her personalCactuar. Once the black mage explained how rare and dangerous these kinds of ones were Alice knew she had to get one someday.
• Tomoko looks up to her as a big sister due to Lulu's Goth-like apparel and attitude. What Lulu told Tomoko about her experience in Spira from finding and losing her beloved Chapuu before finding her current husband made Tomoko realize how important it was to open up to everyone else making both goths smile. Having said that Lulu considers Tomoko's own relationship with Ryusei to be rather adorable and healthy.
• After meeting the other Lulu, she admits that she starts to become fond of her at times, and in exchange, teaches her some black magic in hopes to further break out of the shell of being distant from others in the vast houses of the Pantheon.
• Other dark magic users such as Charmcaster, Zatanna, and Tharja were impressed by how Lulu was able to bust out powerful spells while looking the way that she does in Spira. Chuckling at the compliment, such magic users quickly took a fondness with Lulu and her many belts as well.
• Zeref had to wonder how Lulu could live in a world where life and death continued to led to pointless deaths for a short moment of peace, which reminded him of the many tragedies and people he cared about who would die while he still lived forever due to his curse. She quickly reminded the former black mage that life wasn't easy for neither of them, but the fact he and Yuna's best friend did overcome all their pain and suffering to finally be "reborn" both figuratively and in Zeref's case literally made the losses worth it.
• Lucy might not dabble in the darker arts, she is still quite a talented mage of Fairy Tail and her carefree spirit reminded Lulu of the Al-Bhed guardian Rikku. She only hoped that someday she and the other guardians could meet the rest of Lucy's guild in person. The Celestial Mage also shared Lulu's dislike for the Black Dragon Acnologia as Lulu imagined how powerful that beast was to another dragon-like being in her world one of Yuna's summon Aeons Bahamut. Lucy also hated to learn about how Yu Yevon's teaching had over time resulted in a corrupt system of needless killing be made for no reason at all. It's a kind of world Lucy is glad is free of such a fate, a thought Lulu agreed with.

Edited by Mizerous on Jun 11th 2021 at 12:13:49 PM

Ranko Kanzaki dresses in a gothic fashion and loves gothic related stuff. I think she'd find Lulu cool.

I noticed that my Queen Beryl profile didn’t have a bio. I went in and added it.

Here’s Eggmanland.

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Eggmanland, Unholy Seat of Deadly Areas (The Crimson Carnival)

• A maniacal metropolis of machinery built by Dr. Eggman and his mad ambitions.
• Theme Song: The day and night versions of Crimson Carnival.
• Symbol: The Eggmanland flag
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Marathon Level, Amusement Park of Doom, Eternal Engine, Circus of Fear, Lethal Lava Land, Platform Hell, Bottomless Pit
• Domains: Carnivals, Earth, Hazards
• Sacred to: Dr. Eggman, Metal Sonic, Bowser, Dr. Wily, Dr. Fetus, The Joker
• Unholy to: Practically everyone else, especially Sonic and his friends.
• Abandon all hope, ye who enters here. Roller coasters regularly going off the rails, bottomless pits beneath the ferris wheel, open lava pits, free-roaming monsters, and more robots than should even be legal. And the less said of what Eggman used to build this joint in the first place the better. It is not a good place for the feint of heart unless they are feeling daring, or even suicidal. Getting though the entire park without being hit is torment in itself.
• Eggmanland was restored to its former glory in the Pantheon when Eggman leaked evidence that he was working on rebuilding the Death Egg, with a false construction site near the House of Technology, complete with some of his robots actually working on building it with Metal Sonic overseeing the project. By the time Sonic and his friends trashed that plan, Eggman’s forces had finished rebuilding Eggmanland. When Sonic and Tails learned about this, they came to the conclusion that the Death Egg construction site was none other than a distraction, much to the duo’s dismay. The Bad Guy Wins indeed.
• Dr. Fetus once tricked Meat Boy into entering Eggmanland. What followed was a very unhappy Meat Boy, a maniacally laughing Dr. Fetus and a confused Dr. Eggman and Metal Sonic, though they wish that said potential threat had been wiped out by Eggmanland.
• Some Starmen once teleported in and hijacked the place, filling it to the brim with hordes of Giygas’ troops, Eggman Robots that they managed to hack and take control of as well as Dark Gaia creatures in hopes of luring Ness, Paula, Jeff and Poo to their doom. This plan came dangerously close to succeeding. It would have succeeded had Eggman and Metal Sonic not pulled an Enemy Mine with Sonic and Tails and helped run the Starmen out of Eggmanland in order to take the place back.

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