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Ririka Moriya, Goddess of Pink Heroines (Nurse Angel)

• Potential House: Good and Evil Colors
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• Rank: Intermediate Goddess (bordering on Greater if she gets emotional enough)
• Symbol: Her Nurse Cap
• Theme Song "When In Love, It's So Easy To Be Hurt"
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: All-Loving Hero, Action Girl, Beware the Nice Ones, Plucky Girl, Stock Shoujo Heroine, Messianic Archetype, uses holy magic, wears a Scarf of Asskicking, has Emotional Powers, comes from a Magical Girl Genre Deconstruction
• Domains: Nurses, Magic, Vaccines, Struggles
• Heralds: Seiya Uzaki, Kanon, Dewey, her family
• High Priest: Minky Momo
• Followers: Atomic Betty
• Allies: The Rest of the Magical Girl Sisterhood (but especially Madoka Kaname, the Hero Club, and Hibiki Tachibana), Chacha, Captain Planet, The Planeteers, Snow White, Samurai Jack
• Enemies: Goyhan, Moebius, Joker, The Lich, Hexxus, Dr. Eggman
• On her tenth birthday, Ririka Moriya was given a magical nurse cap that allowed her to transform into the magical warrior known as Nurse Angel. The Earth was under siege by a race of evil aliens known as Dark Joker, so Ririka was tasked with combatting them. As her fight continued, however, her life and battles became harder and harder, and her mentor Kanon was killed at one point, though he eventually came back to life. Even after defeating the leader of Dark Joker, Buros, her troubles grew worse and worse, and this culminated with a sacrifice on her eleventh birthday to purge the world of Dark Joker’s Black Vaccine. Ririka survived, amazingly enough, but was left abandoned with no indication anyone would remember her.
• The Sisterhood was examining Uncontacted worlds one day when they saw Ririka lying, abandoned and alone, in a field of flowers. They sent Chacha and her friends to speak with Ririka, and she explained her plight before remembering that she had seen Chacha on her world once before. Chacha quickly informed Ririka that they would locate her closest friends and bring them to the Pantheon, and this was done, with her neighbor, Seiya, a reformed member of Dark Joker, Dewey, and the revived Kanon, being those who came with her.
  • From there, Ririka was formally inducted into the Sisterhood, learning that though her tale was dark indeed, it was not as dark as the tales of the Puella Magi and the Hero Club, leading to a bond between these factions of the Sisterhood. The Sisterhood also granted her an endless supply of Green Vaccine, allowing her to never run out of magic at any time.
  • There was also Snow White, a frequent aide of the Sisterhood, who was forced into a Deadly Game with other magical girls for her very survival and simply for the amusement of the people. Ririka felt utterly enraged that the powers of magic would be used for deathmatches and vowed to help her take down any more systems of magical girl killing games.
  • Ririka also become close friends with Hibiki Tachibana, who is just and kind and caring as her, but willing to fight if opponents will not be reasonable. Ririka often helps her on missions by firing at her opponents from afar and healing her if she takes one too many bumps or uses too much of her powers, and has been considering meeting the other Symphogears if possible.
• Ririka is a kind and caring person who desires to help anyone she can, no matter the sacrifice. Due to this, when she encountered Samurai Jack, she, though at first scared by his appearance, quickly developed a bond with him due to his strong desire to help any kind person he encounters, regardless of if it costs him a chance to get back home. Thus, she often helps him during a fight when he deals with opponents he cannot defeat by his normal methods.
• It’s worth noting that Ririka does not have any actual medical experience, with Nurse Angel merely being her transformed form. That being said, Ririka has often traveled to the House of Health and Diseases to use her powers to magically heal anyone currently ailing from diseases. She’s doing quite well at it, and some have noted her care to be quite enjoyable.
• The cruelty of Dark Joker with it’s schemes caused Ririka to naturally despise the two ascended Pretty Cure villains, Gohyan and Joker, and thus she often helps fight off their Uzainas and Akanbes whenever they attack a part of the Pantheon. The two are none too pleased as well, as they both know that having another magical girl to fight makes their jobs even harder. Still, their subordinates don’t really care, and Kintolesky has personally admitted that he views Ririka as one of his favorite girls to fight.
  • Although Moebius does not work with the two aforementioned villains, Ririka notes that brainwashing all life is just as bad as trying to eliminate it, and often fights him as much as possible as well. She does know that half of the commanders of Labyrinth have reformed, which makes them much easier to combat, but his Nakewamekes are just as persistent as the many bizarre monsters she faced. When your first and most reasonable opponent was a suit of possessed armor, you know just how strange monsters can get.
• Because of Dark Joker's Black Vaccine, which was essentially pollution of all things good, she has often combatted the Lich and Hexxus whenever they try to pollute the Pantheon with death and decay. It helps that the Green Vaccine she was given can restore damaged land, flora, and oceans. Because of this, she often tags along with the Planeteers on missions whenever damage gets too great and the Pantheon must be healed beyond what they or Captain Planet can do.
  • Similarly, Ririka takes great dislike towards Dr. Eggman due to him using animals to power his Badnik army, and has taken steps to ensure he never gets his hands on her pet dog Herb. She also doesn’t like that his end goal for Eggmanland would be building a world of pollution and machinery, and often goes into Eggmanland to destroy his robots. It doesn’t help that some of the alternate versions of Eggman he can contact directly cause pollution with their actions, with two of them directly wanting to wipe out all life on the planet.

"We have to atone for our sins no matter what!"

Any deity who suffers from paranoia, either being evil and probably considering Diavolo a rival or being good and feels he goes too far with it? Does the fact he and Doppio are the same person or he is condemned to a Fate Worse than Death need to be spoiler tagged?

Diavolo, God of Not Wanting To Be Seen (The Boss, Solido Naso, Vinegar Doppio)

^{Vinegar Doppio} 

• Note: Rework. I don't think No One Sees the Boss is an evil trope so I feel he doesn't need to be in Villainy
• Greater God (possible Overdeity should he gain the Requiem Stand Arrow, Lesser God as Vinegar Doppio)
• Symbol: The face of his Stand, King Crimson
• Theme Songs: Un'altra Persona, Diavolo, His Name is Diavolo or King Crimson, Eremita, his Eyes of Heaven theme, and Doppio as Vinegar Doppio, Capo shared between the two personalities
• Alignment: Neutral Evil, Chaotic Neutral as Doppio
• Stand(s): King Crimson
• Portfolio: Walking Spoiler, Wants To Be The Ghost Through Any Means Necessary, Pursuing Ultimate Power, Ends Up Digging Himself a Deeper Grave, The Paranoiac, The Sociopath and Dissociative Split Personality , Satanic Archetype, Attempted Murder Of His Own Daughter Which Horrifies Even Hardened Gangsters, Deconstruction Of The Bad Boss, Psycho Pink, Always Assumes The Worst Of People, Riddle for the Ages (that being his past, humanity and many other things), Story-Breaker Power, Drugs Are Bad, Was the One Who Distributed the Stand Arrows in the First Place, Subjected to a Life of Endless, Horrific Deaths... Though Not Like He Didn't Deserve It , Irredeemable Actions Throughout His Story, The Don
• Domains: Time, Mystery, Drugs, Secrets, The Mafia
• Allies: James Moriarty, Walter White, Hoyt Volker, Vic Vega, Dimitri Rascalov, Frank Tenpenny and Eddie Pulaski
  • Subordinates: Polpo, Cioccolata (Teeth-Clenched Teamwork)
  • Odd Friendship with: Yoshikage Kira
• Rivals: Dio Brando, Al Capone, The Empress (A Hat In Time), Vito and Michael Corleone, Koba
• Enemies: Giorno and his gang (especially Trish Una and Bucciarati), La Squadra Esecuzioni, Jean Pierre Polnareff, Jotaro Kujo, Bloody Marie, Peacock and any heroic Skullgirls god, Bruce Wayne/Batman, the DiMeo Crime Family, L, Light Yagami, Near, Sigmund Freud
• Opposes: The House of Betrayal, any illusionists, the Hall of Mind Games, The Joker, the Hall of Memes
• Opposed by: The Houses of Family and Relatives, Childhood and Adolescence, and Law and Justice
• Fears: SCP-096, SCP-2521, AM
• Diavolo is the prideful mafia boss of Passione, and a man of mystery. Born in an all-women prison, it was said he Used to Be a Sweet Kid, but something happened and he became insanely paranoid. Seeking to keep himself unknown while believing himself as fate's chosen and destined emperor of the world, he is a man to fear due to his position of power and instability. He is trying to make his presence known to the bosses of other criminal organizations in the Pantheon to make his gang even stronger. He doesn't want to be too exposed, though, and will do terrible things to those who come looking. His decision to murder his own daughter to hide his identity was the last straw for Bruno and his gang. Ultimately his cruel treatment of his sub-ordinates and Lack of Empathy led to his downfall under Giorno Giovanna. And as he is destined to forever die with no end in sight, his failures shall forever be rubbed in his face.
  • He uses his Stand King Crimson to erase time for ten seconds and his "sub-Stand" Epitaph to see what happens in those ten seconds. To some, this may seem laughably weak, but his Stand dishes out Megaton Punches like they're candy and nobody else knows what happens in those ten seconds, leaving them dazed and open to KC's attacks. Clearly, he is not to be underestimated. King Crimson is so strong, it can match the power of other Stands' repeated blows with just one mighty punch. When asked how his power works when he isn't in the mood to explain, he'll make Doppio say "It just works!" in response.
  • Besides being incognito, his ultimate goal is to get a Stand Arrow in order to make his Stand even more powerful so he may be emperor of the world. He's made dealings with Moriarty in his attempts to take it. It's said that if he did get a more powerful Stand, it would be able to kill everyone with sheer mind-fuckery alone. What King Crimson Requiem would really be like is something often speculated in the Trope Pantheon, and the Grand United Alliance of Good is working to ensure it never goes beyond speculation.
• Words can't describe the depth of the hatred he has for Giorno. Since he used the Stand Arrow on himself and sentenced Diavolo to what should have been a Fate Worse than Death, Diavolo plans to do things a hundred times worse to the boy who usurped Passione from him. He himself doesn't know how his eternal cycle of death and revival stopped, but he's grateful for the second chance he's been given. And words cannot describe the utter outrage Giorno and his gang had that he was free in the Trope Pantheon. How did the other Jojo deities react to his ascension?
  • La Squadra Esecuzioni were incredibly pissed off. Diavolo had already set them and Giorno's gang against one another, so he was horrified to learn they have formed a truce alongside Polneraff in order to take them down for good. Worse for Diavolo; Jotaro Kujo has been investigating him. Out of his ascended subordinates, Polo is still chilling in prison so he has to rely on Cioccolata for help. And considering even he thinks the doctor is a bastard and Cioccolata has aspirations of overthrowing the boss, he's between a rock and a hard place. No-one cared of course, and it's believed Cioccolata would absolutely love to watch the endless death loop.
  • Was the one who discovered the Stand Arrows, selling them to Dio Brando and Enya Geil for a massive profit to help found Passione. In hindsight, he wonders if this was a good idea; it may have got his dream off the ground, but it also meant the Joestars would gain their Stands, and by extension Giorno Giovanna. Dio, in particular, is furious at Diavolo for trying to kill his son, and has his own ambitions for world domination that puts them as rivals. Their personalities make them major contrasts; Dio is a hammy showboat who likes to Troll and toy with his prey, while Diavolo is a No-Nonsense Nemesis that wants zero attention.
  • Other Jojo arc villains tend to ignore him. One exception, and perhaps the only Jojo deity that comes close to a friend, is Yoshikage Kira. Many were surprised that they get along since Kira is a lot more grounded and normal, but the two found they share a key desire in common; to have a peaceful and quiet life. A deal was made that Kira would use Killer Queen to set bombs on anyone who comes close to exposing Diavolo, and Diavolo would help Kira's life be quiet. When it was pointed out to them neither deserve a quiet life, Kira scoffed while Diavolo simply said nothing.
• Tries his best to keep his induction into the Pantheon a complete secret, never showing himself those who knew him in his mortal life. Because of this, he allows his right-hand man, Doppio, to act in his place when dealing with his allies and followers. He's a nice, sweet kid who wants to help potential business partners make a deal that will benefit both parties. Rumors in the Pantheon say that Doppio is not to be messed with, as it will incur the wrath of Diavolo and result in a swift death. It's easy for Diavolo to find out who causes trouble for Doppio, seeing as they're the same person. If it somehow gets broken, he will start grabbing random objects and treating them like they're his cell phone, going so far as to make ring tone noises himself. He's used car charms, toy phones, frogs, and many other things. Polneraff believes Doppio is a Split Personality Diavolo developed as a defense mechanism but it's possible DIAVOLO is the split personality, or that they're two souls sharing a body.
• His attempt to murder his own daughter was met with widespread condemnation and being labeled as part of the House of Family and Relatives' blacklist. He assumes this is because they want her as a means of exposing him. There are exceptions to this like Ozai and Scar who think he's completely justified in doing so, but since they don't offer anything to Diavolo's cause he finds their approval irrelevant. Interestingly despite wanting to kill Trish he still has a soft spot for her mother and never tried to get rid of her to hide his identity while she was still alive...but given what he wanted to do to their daughter, it's hardly a redeeming trait.
• Since he's a mob boss uncaring enough to sell drugs to kids, the House of Law and Justice has also blacklisted him. Diavolo's smart enough to gain the support of the dirty cops and works with C.R.A.S.H. The deities there almost immediately snarked at his expense for siding with them given their reputation, but Diavolo doesn't care what people think so long as it keeps people from investigating him. This is also why he considers getting rid of L, his successor and Batman important. He's also made note to avoid interacting with the Joker since through Cioccolata, though hasn't announced that; he knows what happened the last time the Joker wasn't invited to the party.
• On his end, he added the House of Betrayal on his own blacklist because so many of his men turn on him and because of his crippling paranoia. Again, he doesn't seem to think how justified his men turning on him really is. Diavolo is also horrified by AM due to living to inflict a Fate Worse than Death, but only in how it relates to his own; he doesn't give a damn about the Five Survivors, Kenny or others who suffered a similar fate. Hilariously he's opposed to the Hall of Memes. He hates that so many memes have been made about him and his Stand, as it lets people know more about him. Dio scoffed at this since he loves having a lot more memes than him.
• If it hasn't been made clear already, there is still a great amount of mystery surrounding Diavolo. What is known for certain is that he was the result of a 2 year long pregnancy, his mother was found Buried Alive, and he burned the village he came from. He's enough of an oddity he may not be 100% human; the Hall of Demons speculates he isn't just similar to the Devil, but a possible demon spawn. Or maybe King Crimson is actually the real Diavolo, or something else. It's unlikely Diavolo even knows what he is, and while he could find a answer by looking into the House of Knowledge or Mentalism, he's too paranoid to go to such houses.
• While he would probably be a bad person without his paranoid madness, a lot of Diavolo's more vile actions are driven by that. It's undeniable he'd be more successful without it, but he lacks the self-reflection to get treatment. Sigmund Freud outright refuses to work with him even if he paid him because a) being a dad he's disgusted by what he tried to do to Trish and b) he may be a fan of cocaine, but not drug dealers. Diavolo's fragile psyche would likely make him very vulnerable to Johan's Mind Rape, but he knows enough about the guy to just use King Crimson instead of listening to a word of what he says. A lot of people were dissapointed by this.
• As The Don of an Italian mafia, he was too close to the Medici for Bloody Marie or Peacock's comfort. Any good-aligned deity from that universe hates him for perfectly representing the Medici's utter ruthlessness and Lack of Empathy towards their criminal deeds. A good portion of the House of Crime and Transgressions walk on eggshells when dealing with him as even many mafia crooks don't appreciate him selling drugs to children. "Softer" dons like Al Capone don't appreciate his attempted Offing the Offspring because they have a soft spot for their own kid. Others like the DiMeo Crime Family consider personal and familial loyalty too important of a virtue to tolerate Diavolo.
• While he invokes Even Evil Has Standards in many within organized crime, some like the Empress are opposed more as a matter of power struggles than anything. Other criminals like Light Yagami are of the Serial-Killer Killer mindset. Because of how little is known about Diavolo's early life he isn't sure if "Diavolo" is his true/birth name; it may be, but that just raises questions on why he was named after the Devil especially since his adoptive father was a priest. Diavolo accuses Kira of being just like him; seeking to use supernatural powers to rule the world as a Shadow Dictator. For once Giorno agrees with him, which enrages Light.
• Is currently working with Hoyt Volker in order to expand his area of operations. He met up with Dimitri Rascalov, and while none are fully capable of trusting one another their criminal empires benefit more working with one another. Other criminals are willing to work with Diavolo, but he has made it clear from the outset that if they go after his identity he will erase them. He's very interested in Walter White's brand of meth, hoping it will make him a lot of money in Italy.
• Diavolo hopes that the SCP Foundation will use their means of maintaining secrecy to aid him in doing so. Un/fortunately they have no interest in getting involved with whatever he's doing. He took notes on two of their SCPs that are somewhat similar to him; SCP-096 and the SCP that steals away any information or person who speaks about it. The latter Diavolo relates to somewhat, and the former's hostile reactions to anyone who sees its face reminds Diavolo of his own paranoia. Given what they are, he feels more horrified by them than anything.
• He's been compared to Koba, as they are paranoid psychopaths with a lust for power. Both of them have acknowledged their similarities in personality, but Diavolo hasn't found a place where a bonobo could work in his mafia and Koba despises humans so it's not like he'd accept any offer to join Passione. He's aware there's almost an entire Hall for people with MPD like himself, but outside of observation he doesn't care.
• For the most part he doesn't care if other gods sound like him, though he did chuckle a bit that Molten Freddy does. He was moderately interested that Captain Ginyu shares his Japanese VA since he serves Frieza, who's like him but on the level of Galactic Conqueror. Ginyu is dismissive of how he treats his men, but is otherwise neutral towards him. He is curious what would happen if he body swapped with the guy as Diavolo has two personalities/souls.
• Despite everything Diavolo remains convinced that the House of Prophecy and Fate are on his side. While his ability to weaponize the Smash Cut is impressive^note and is what originally got him into the pantheon, he over-estimates his cunning. He has a nominal position in the Hall of Time Manipulation because of his Stand, but many deities in the House of Time And Space could humiliate him in the chronokinesis department should they be motivated enough. He's not all that interested in the House anyway, and prefers to be an important member of the Dark Side Club. He prefers not to talk about Darkseid despite being the head of the alliance, as even King Crimson Requiem wouldn't save him if Darkseid used the Omega Sanction on him. It might even be worse than what Giorno did to him!

General Heinz Bohm is a German Luftwaffe General who has had a number of run-ins with the Italian Mafia prior to and during the Italian Campaign of 1943, with various mobsters stealing shipments of weapons and weapon components from various dockyards and military bases. Interestingly, like Diavolo, he also makes efforts not to be seen or known throughout the game he appears in, and thanks to this comes really close to succeeding in his Evil Plan.

Dialga wouldn't like him due to the fact that he messes with time with his stand, as stated in Dialga's profile.

@ wootzits: One of the allies Samurai Jack made in the far future was the Scotsman, a large and loud Scottish swordsman with a machine gun leg (which got upgraded to a Gatling gun later in life).

Bayonetta is very much acquainted with Armed Legs, though it's not limited to just firearms. Handguns, swords, flamethrowers, claws, whips, bazookas, etc.

Edited by CrownlessMimic on Nov 1st 2021 at 2:21:23 AM

Gonna ask to do a rework of Sora now that the Smash stuff has passed. The profile is aged worst than the pumpkin at my front door.

Edited by M1gamiTensei on Nov 1st 2021 at 4:06:26 AM

Surprise it wasn't work on after KH 3.

Considering Remind and Melody of Memories and then fucking Smash, I am actually grateful for this since we got a lot to talk about

Make sure to state why he fits Bag of Spilling once you're ready to rework him, but I think you know that part already.

I think Tohru Honda’s profile as Goddess of Accidental Transformations needs a rework. It’s so weak.

Also, can the main 13 Sohma clan members ascend under the title of “Divine Family of the Eastern Zodiac”?

Excessive-Menace has different ideas for those characters and Eastern Zodiac is reserved by me for something else.

It's been 3 days since Chester got 4 votes.

the chest boi is now up.

So I had my Mars profile approved with 3 upvotes a long time ago and forgot about it all this time. Oops

Mars is back in the new dominions expansion.

Treating Mars like it was Pluto. How shameful.

Edited by WhirlRX on Nov 1st 2021 at 12:30:04 PM

This rework has been dormant for a while.

No-Thumbs Mode

Death of the Endless, Goddess of Friendly Grim Reapers

• Overdeity
• Symbol: A silver ankh
• Alignment: True Neutral due to her duties, but leans toward Neutral Good.
• Portfolio: Death (obviously), Perky Goths, Personifications of Death, Complete Immortality, Beware the Nice Ones, Nice Anthropomorphic Personification, Don't Fear the Reaper, All of the Death Tropes.
• Domain: Darkness, Death, Life, Love.
• High Priestess: Momo
• Followers: Lady Death, George Lass, the unascended Shinigami of Golgi 13, Steve, Gregg the Grim Reaper
• Allies: The Rest of the Endless (Dream, Destiny, Destruction, Delirium), Death the Horseman, Robin the Avatar, Finn the Human, Jake the Dog, Paige, The One Above All, Madoka Kaname, The Sailor Guardians, Sailor Galaxia, Mamoru Chiba, Samus Aran
  • Underlings: Mr. Dead, The Reaper Man, Death from Regular Show, Ichigo Kurosaki, The Undertaker, Yoshiyuki Tomino, Ezio Auditore
• Enemies: Nekron, Shuma-Gorath, The Lich, Grima, Amatsu-Mikaboshi, Fused Zamasu, Chaos and its aspects and minions, Lord English, Ridley, Lucifer, YHVH, Lucifer (Supernatural), Chuck Shurley, Hades (Kid Icarus), Dimentio, Mandy. She has more, but they are all one-sided on their end.
• Sitcom Arch-Nemesis with: Cthulhu
• Odd Relationship: Thanos
• Death is a fun girl. She appreciates life, likes sentient people to hang out with, and is actually quite fun to be around. That being said, she's still DEATH, so don't mess with her. Once, every 100 years, Death takes a day off to both enjoy being mortal for a short while and to remind herself of the gravitas of her duties. She wasn’t always this friendly.
• Has a friendship with the Death of the Discworld. He has offered to "lend" her his assistance as the Reaper, along with his assistants, allowing her to take more time off of work than one day a century, which she is grateful for. Another death entity she gets along with Death the Horseman, though he is puzzled by her interest in humanity. She also has an entire army of lesser Grim Reapers, including The Black Racer, George Lass, Kill Em All Yoshiyuki Tomino, Psychopomp-style Shinigami, Steve, Gregg, and of course many, many little Deaths.

Ai Astin is a from a world abandoned by God and as a result, no one is being born or dying when they should. Thus, it's up to Gravekeepers (of which she is half) to grant undead true death should they wish it. Death of the Endless is mentioned as one of her allies.

The Grim that Billy and Mandy are familiar with is here.

If someone were to do The Mothman, should it be a more specific example like what has been suggested with The Krampus, or encompass the trope like Santa Claus and the Chupacabra

Done with these two. Two things:

1. Ultimately decided that the Library isn’t quite in the Pantheon afterall.
2. Tried writing something involving Kiritsugu Emiya and Roland. Anyone who knows the latter more is free to comment on that text. I tried.

Again, I'm done. If it's not a correction, I'm not adding it.

Angela and Roland, Dual Deities of Boss Rushes (Angela: AI, Library Director, The Pale Librarian | Roland: The Black Silence, Intruder, Servant, Lapdog, Friend, Roleg, Orlando, Hedgehog)

^{Angela in Lobotomy Corporation} 

^{The Black Silence} 

• Potential House: Boss Fights (A to M)
• s: 4 (Excessive, faso, r-lock, Crimson) Nov. 5
• Intermediate Deities.
• Symbol: The Library itself.
  • Angela: Formerly the Lobotomy Corporation Logo, currently the Library's Icon.
  • Roland: The Floor of General Works Icon or the Black Silence's Icon.
• Theme Songs:
  • Angela: String Theocracy, Angela 1-3, Poems of a Machine
  • Roland: Kether Battle 1-3, Roland 1-3, Gone Angels
• Alignment: Formerly Neutral Evil. More along the lines of True Neutral nowadays.
• Portfolio: Villain Protagonists with Aesop Amnesia until the climax, Dueling Player Characters, Dark And Troubled Pasts that doesn't excuse what they did, Mirror Characters, Cycle of Revenge, Denizens of a Crapsack World
  • Angela: AI Secretary for Lobotomy Corp's main branch, Curator of The Library, her E.G.O., Replacement Goldfish for Carmen, A.I. Is a Crapshoot but not without reason, Forced into Evil and was far kinder originally, What Measure Is a Non-Human?, The Stoic until much later, Sabotaged her creator's project out of spite, Sought to become human to achieve freedom and Revenge, Really just wanted affection, Defrosting Ice Queen, Heel Realization, The Atoner, Attempted a Heroic Sacrifice, Uncanny Valley Girl with light blue hair and Undeathly Pallor, Ultimately similar to her creator, Ayin
  • Roland: A washed-up Grade 9 Fixer who's more than he lets on, Seemingly an Unfazed Everyman, Mask of Sanity, The Cynic, Crusading Widower, Love Hurts, Went on a nasty one-man killing spree, Blamed Angela for his wife and unborn child's death, Sought to help her before betraying her at the last moment, Climax Boss of the Golden Ending (Final Boss in both bad endings), Inheriting the title of the Black Silence as well as the equipment, Wore a Perception-blocking mask, Tricked-Out Gloves with a Hyperspace Arsenal, Multi-Melee Master, Limit Break: Furioso, “That’s that, and this is this”, Expy of Orlando
• Domains: Cycles of Revenge (formerly), Books, Libraries, Forgiveness, Redemption
  • Angela only: Artificial Intelligences, Time Loops
  • Roland only: Mercenaries, Widowers, Weaponry
• Special Relationship: The Abnormalities
• Heralds: The Assistant Librarians
• Allies: Sasuke Uchiha
  • Angela: Mary (Ib), Lea (Crosscode)
  • Roland: Kiritsugu Emiya, Byleth Eisner
• On Speaking Terms with:
  • Angela: GLaDOS
• Enemies: Sweepers, Wan Shi Tong, Chaos Insurgency, Alice (Bibliomania), Big Brother, O'Brien, The Four Libertines, Captain Beatty, the Dazzlings, the Music Meister, Courtney Gears, the Necrodancer and the Golden Lute
  • Angela: Szilard Quates, Sophie (Izetta: The Last Witch)
  • Roland: The Mad Piano, Anton Chigurh
• Pities: Homura Akemi, Subaru Natsuki (Angela)
• Avoids: The House of Musicality
• Avoided by: Pinocchio, Nano Shinonome (Angela)
• Observed by: SCP Foundation
• Opposed by/Opposes: Global Occult Coalition, Marisa Kirisame, The Pied Piper of Hamelin
• Subject of Conflicting Opinion by: Guy Montag
  • Roland: Van
• The Wings of the World are a group of 26 mega-corporations that govern the City. One of them, Lobotomy Corporation, was a company whose specialty was providing energy extracted from mysterious monsters and entities dubbed Abnormalities. Dubious to be sure, as with any Wing, but the story doesn’t end there. You see, the company’s origins began with one woman's dream: To cure the disease of the mind that exists within all of humanity that lived in the City. This dream belonged to Carmen and it was a noble one, but such a thing didn’t come with its share of death and tragedy. Despite this, the dream wasn’t dead. One person, Ayin, was still hellbent on fulfilling this goal to end. From instigating the Smoke War and founding Lobotomy Corp to illegally creating an AI that was based on Carmen named Angela and trapping himself and his colleagues in a hellish time loop, Ayin was determined to see through this goal even he himself had lost sight of it. By the end, it seemed that the fruits of their labor would be repaid, but Angela chose to hijack the Seed of Light for her own ends. Many tried to stop her but ultimately the light shone halfway while she used the rest to create the Library.
  • Enter Roland, a low-ranked Fixer who somehow found himself in the Library’s corridors. After nearly getting himself killed by Angela, she decided to repurpose him as a Patron Library to “receive” Guests who enter with the Red Invitation. The terms are simple: They are to fight for their lives to get the things they want. Win, and get the books they needed most and leave the place alive. Lose, and become a book yourself that gets offered to the next set of Guests. The Library started out receiving lowlifes and nobodies, but as their threat level increases so too does the reputation of the Guests they receive, and the resulting conflicts would contribute to shaking the City to its very core. Eventually, Roland would reveal his intentions of betraying Angela just as she was about to reach her goals, though after a brutal fight the two would decide to bury the hatchet with Angela deciding to complete the Seed of Light for real. Eventually, the Heads of the World sends their Agents after the Library and while they are fended off the Library is ultimately evicted into the Outskirts.
• The two were nominated by Pantheon under the trope of Boss Rush due to being the center of the Floor Realizations. In place of the Abnormalities, however, Angela and Roland with the respective E.G.O.s are fought instead due to the Library forcing them into a violent meltdown. Fully realizing the potential of the floor is important enough, but the Abnormalities serve as Allegorical Characters to their respective traumas that vary depending on the floor, and their suppression is integral to finally moving past them. Angela and Roland soon took their place after stumbling on a mysterious door that led to the Pantheon. The two of them were surprised that awaited them was not the barren Outskirts, but a more lively-looking landscape. It was there that a group of strange people who looked completely out of place from one another appeared and explained the Pantheon’s deal and how they’re both gods now. The two were naturally skeptical, Roland had half a mind to ask if this was some cult rubbish, but the group left with them the knowledge that in the case of the Pantheon neither of them are bound to the Library. As they would find out for themselves, they certainly weren’t lying about that.
• The Library was formed from the remains of Lobotomy Corporation’s main branch and is actually Angela’s E.G.O. While the invitations give the impression that the mysterious building hidden behind fog was a bastion of knowledge, city folk knew it as a death sentence to anyone who went inside. As it turns out, the Guests aren’t dead but merely suspended while their memories and knowledge become books, and it is by Angela’s deliberate will that this occurs rather than simply killing them. As a part of her decision to spread the Seed of Light, the Guests are to reawaken from their slumber. Since the Library’s expulsion, the place has since closed, but Angela has plans on reopening one day. When it does, it will be under a new system following her goals of redirecting her wrath against the Head while deciphering why they perpetuate such suffering in the first place. For now, the beckoning corridors remain closed off to anyone else.
  • Of course, The Library was something of a hot topic among the gods in the House of Knowledge. Wan Shi Tong, an ancient spirit who closed off his library due to his disdain surrounding his knowledge being used for war, was skeptical about the building. It deliberately offers its knowledge even to those with ill intent, though given the Library’s track record it is effectively a place to “die” (or in some cases, a place to dispose of others). The battles it holds were stepping stones for Angela to become human, and the building’s existence caused its fair share of strife outside its walls. Overall, Wan Shi Tong looks at the two with disdain.
  • Owing to the place’s connection to the Abnormalities, and the fact it was established on the remains of Lobotomy Corporation’s main branch and its Nest, the SCP Foundation has placed the building under observation, though the Librarians are otherwise free to go where they please due to the Court’s insistence. The protection part is due to other factions such as the Global Occult Coalition, who wish to the building demolished for the mess it caused the City, and the Chaos Insurgency, who desire the knowledge it potentially still has for their own exploitation. Neither Angela and Roland are fond of the two of them because of this.
  • Aside from the Chaos Insurgency, others also seek to acquire the books for their own uses. Marisa Kirisame wants some books under the belief they might be useful one day while Alice seeks to assimilate more knowledge in her pages and found the Library’s original methods similar to her own. Whether that succeeds or fails, the Book of Truth seeks to transcribe the Librarians, and potentially the rest of their world if she finds a way. The two see Marisa as a kleptomaniac while Alice is a genuine threat.
  • The existence of the Library caught the attention of Guy Montag and Captain Beatty, who hail from a world where, among other things, books were deemed dangerous and had to be put to the torch by firemen. In the Library’s case, the books were literally dangerous as they not only tempted others to go inside and meet their ends, they also served to empower the Librarians that await inside as they draw power from both Guests and Abnormalities alike. Montag was horrified that books could be used in such unbelievable ways, though he was informed that the Head Librarian there seeks to move away from the practice and concentrate their efforts towards oppressive, dystopian figures. While he can put support a motive like that, he still remains a bit mixed. Beatty, meanwhile, was furious and sought to use the past actions of the Library against them.
• The two having free reign to go pretty much anywhere wasn’t the only surprise the Pantheon had in store. In addition to being able to draw from an Abnormality’s power anytime they pleased despite the status of the Library, they would also find out those some entities have already made themselves at home in the Pantheon a long time ago. They were concerned by their presence, but the Court of Gods clarified that while Abnormalities are liable to ascend as gods like them, the entities are to be contained and watched over by several deities. Even if they were to cause a ruckus, the Pantheon has some tough people in their ranks as well. For the most part, the two decided to leave the matter alone though Angela had requested that they shouldn’t get exploited like back in Lobotomy Corporation. She says this as someone partly sympathetic to the fact they were trapped in the main branch’s time loops as well, and the fact that their origins can be traced back to humanity whether they were spawned from their collective trauma or as former humans themselves.
  • Several Abnormalities seem to bear a resemblance between existing deities in the Pantheon. Given the state of the City and its people it should probably come as no surprise they’re far darker compared to their traditional counterparts. Of course, all of them are creeped by this knowledge though thankfully their Abnormality counterparts aren’t running around in the Pantheon.
• However different their lives are, they’re more alike than not in the end. They’re both bitter individuals who sought revenge against the suffering they faced, and while the injustices against them are horrible they ultimately don’t have a good reason to carry out their respective acts of vengeance seeing as how the direct causes of their suffering are long gone (and in the case of Roland, already slain by his hands). Their journey to take revenge also actively caused more pain towards other people than actually alleviating their own. It also took a lot for the lessons to actually sink in. They share this connection with Sasuke Uchiha, who is very much infamous for the destructive path of revenge he went on that took many, many, many tries until he finally had that epiphany. Sasuke meanwhile can relate to the anger Roland felt when his wife and child perished from the Pianist and understands anger stemming from that cannot be easily let go, especially since Roland had no other living family member in his life by that point. Meanwhile, he was quite surprised by the literal millennium of pain Angela endured only to receive zero nothing from it.
• Given the two’s current relationship with the Head, neither of them care for the other dystopian tyrants and their underlings. Angela has no problem expanding her wrath against the likes of Big Brother, O’Brien, and The Libertines. In the case of the latter, Angela finds that their depravity is the reason they do what they do “disappointing” as she expected something more than shameless fiends from the City’s Backstreets.
• One of the most infamous Distortions the City has ever faced was a being known as The Pianist. Once a down-on-his-luck musician, his despair and subsequent Distortion in the Backstreets of District 9 killed around 80% of its population before being slain by Roland. Even after its music was silenced, it still cast an ugly shadow that affects the present as it not only has a following in the Musicians of Bremen recreating the song for personal gratification but also motivated helped motivate Argalia to perform his own dirge to enlighten the entire City and its people. Its music is also awfully reminiscent of an Abnormality, The Silent Orchestra, an ALEPH-class whose performance is nothing short of apocalyptic if left to its own devices. The two, mainly Roland, are naturally suspicious of any deity who utilizes music in a less than artful matter. While their use of music isn’t as destructive as the Pianist or Silent Orchestra, they’re still not too fond of the Pied Piper of Hamelin, the Dazzlings, the Music Meister, Courtney Gears, the Necrodancer, and the Golden Lute. While the Piper is scorned for being refused compensation, the rest are outright villains.
• Angela only:
  • The former AI secretary of L Corp’s main branch and current director of the Library. She was intended to be like Carmen, a fully desperate move done by Ayin despite her very existence blatantly spitting in the face of the City’s laws and values, but she wasn’t like her. Consumed by his grief, Ayin couldn’t bear to look at Angela and simply handed the AI her “script”. Under the vain hope of being acknowledged if she did well, Angela readily accepted her tasks but soon comes to realize the grim reality of her occupation. In compliance with the “script”, Angela was forced to not only refuse to look out for the employees but also actively be callous and cruel to the Sephirah to invoke emotional meltdowns. And if she were to make any meaningful progress, she would have to follow it by the letter.
    • 10,127 years, 5 months, 17 hours, 28 minutes, and 48.521 seconds passed in the facility’s time-enclosed space while 10 years, 3 months, 4 hours, 45 minutes, and 12.852 seconds passed outside. And in that time while Ayin and the Sephirah were able to face some manner of closure by the end of it, Angela was left with no such catharsis as their end approaches. Her desire to live soon overtook her as she chose to hijack the Light for herself to live on and spite her creator. The conflict led to the creation of the Library and while initially at a loss on what to do Angela began to follow the Invitations suggested by the voice of Carmen, her original, to lure people to the Library so she may find the “one, complete book” that will let her become human and finally leave. As she continued on she began to have second thoughts about following through with her revenge and freedom which finally hit her after a vengeful Roland made an attempt on her life. Seeking to atone, she allowed the Tree of Light to properly flourish at the cost of her desires and it would be repaid by Roland not only forgiving and defending her but also saving her from fading away into the Light as well.
  • Angela’s decision to sacrifice her chance at freedom to properly make amends for what she has done when she came so far wasn’t an easy decision, but it was one that she alone made herself. Not Ayin and his script or Carmen’s suggestions and whim, it was her own choice. Thus, she was genuinely surprised to have this wish of hers granted upon ascending anyways. And in a place that wasn’t as terrible as the City, her freedom actually means something in the Pantheon. While it’s not her focus anymore, and she still cannot accomplish half the things she wanted to do as a human being, she still finds enjoyment in the Pantheon anyways. When she’s not managing the Library, she’s up for learning about the many other stories in the Pantheon.
  • Several comparisons can be drawn between herself and GLaDOS, most notably the both of them being cruel and callous administrative AIs who originated from former humans (though, the latter was a case of Brain Uploading). For the most part, Angela doesn’t mind GLaDOS, though she had to admit her continued tests involving Atlas and P-Body have her concerned. With that being said the two test robots don’t seem to mind their situation and better them going through GLaDOS’s trials than flesh-and-blood humans.
  • As an AI, she has many sophisticated functions that separate her from normal human beings. The most notable is her slowed perception of time and ability to remember anything but due to being put in L Corps’ time loop, this became more of a curse. While around 10,000 years passed inside, it felt more like a million years from her perspective. Part of the benefits of becoming human was to escape from this which she did, if only for a little while before giving it up. She’s also Made of Iron which also slowly faded away as the Library progressed, though this was exploited near the end. Lastly, she can decipher any speech so long as it takes the form of a language. This ability is redundant due to nearly everything being translated between gods, though its use has come up every now and then. She’s pretty proud of this one feature of hers.
  • Manipulation of the flow of time isn’t limited to a corporation’s technology in the Pantheon and that includes the looping of a specific point of time. Homura Akemi has willingly undergone such a "Groundhog Day" Loop to save Madoka Kaname while Subaru Natsuki has it as an ability that activates every time he dies. While they both retained their agency, unlike Angela, they still suffered through them, including the powerlessness of the people around them dying repeatedly. For that, they both have her sympathy, even accounting for all the things Homura did for Madoka’s sake. To quote a friend of hers:
  Angela: “Desire knows no end and has no limitation. Once you had a taste of it, it comes in like an unstoppable wave.”
  • For a long time, Angela desired to become human. Pinocchio and Nano Shinonome, a puppet and Robot Girl respectively, also dreamed of becoming human themselves with Pinocchio eventually achieving it while Nano soon became content regarding her nature thanks to her friends. The two are rather uncomfortable at the lengths Angela went to achieve it though they admit it’s not without reason given the pain she endured, though she eventually dropped it to atone for everything.
    • Mary, a person who originated from a painting, was desperate to escape even if it meant ditching people in the Fabricated World or resorting to murder. Unlike Pinocchio and Nano, she doesn’t see anything wrong with what Angela did. In fact, Mary was actually saddened she was forced to give it all up though was glad that at the very least she’s free to roam the Pantheon. While not spending time in the Library and Roland isn’t with her Mary can be seen showing Angela around the Pantheon. While it may look like the Library Director is annoyed by her insistence at dragging her around Angela hasn’t outright refused the thoughtful gestures from Mary either. If anything, she genuinely appreciates it.
  • Ayin intended for Angela was intended to be a copy of Carmen (right down to the, to be part of his life once again while he continued striving for her goal, but he was unable to accept her. Ironically, she ended up resembling him by the end of it. In a place as far and wide as the Pantheon, it has its fair share of copies themselves AI or otherwise (neither of which is acceptable by the City’s laws). Of them, she managed to acquaint herself with Lea who had trouble with being a copy (which she wasn’t even aware of originally) before settling in as her own person. Conversations between them tend to be one-sided, though oddly Angela doesn’t mind it.
    • The same cannot be said for Sophie, a clone of the original White Witch who was betrayed by the very people she protected. Certainly, what the witch when through was horrific and unfair, but Angela cannot look past her current allegiance to the Germanian Empire. Thus, she bluntly refused when Sophie tried to appeal to the AI with the witch leaving and planning to seize the Library for their own use. Of course, if Sophie and her allies were to do that they would have to compete against the SCP Foundation, the GOC, and Chaos Insurgency, who already have an interest in the place. Thus, doing so now would be poking at a hornet’s nest.
  • Having endured a brutal time loop within Lobotomy Corporation, Angela has 10,000 years worth of perfect memories that Szilard Quates wishes to assimilate. He claims to do so in the name of science, but Angela is quick to call out his horseshit like everyone else. Setting aside the fact she is a machine, there is also the problem of getting close to the Head Librarian to assimilate her as she’s fully capable of defending herself. Even with his immortality, Angela has ways to off him that don’t involve physical means.
  • "To be responsible for my own decisions and deeds… That’s what being human is about, isn’t it? Even if the burden is heavy, I will bear it and move forward. It may be sorrowful now… yet I’ll find myself happier next time.”
• Roland only:
  • On the surface, Roland looks to be your run-of-the-mill everyman, at least in the context of the City. Easygoing and pretty casual, even as a Fixer who’s used to dirty business and that entails such an occupation and as someone who lost his wife and unborn child to a collapsing house. As with everyone, however, there’s far more to people than that. He isn’t a washed-up nobody as he claimed, being a veteran of the Smoke War and a former Grade 1 Fixer of Charles’ Office. Left cold and cynical from his experiences in the Smoke War and what he saw, he one day met the love of his life: A Fixer named Angelica. While working together they eventually grew close and Roland opened up to her and later down the line they decided to tie the knot. They began to settle down to raise their kid for a while, but Roland was called away for another job by a friend. While he wasn’t there, however, tragedy struck in the manifestation of a Distortion known as The Pianist back home. Roland came back and slew it, but it had already killed Angelica and their unborn child. Enraged, Roland went on a bloody rampage across to City against anyone whom he suspected was behind the phenomenon that took everything from him. His antics got him demoted, but an opportunity presented itself when a Fixer known as the Purple Tear offered him a lead: The Library.
    • When the clues pointed to Angela being responsible he bided his time just so he can crush her dreams and kill her himself, even if it meant eventually facing old faces. He did, however, genuinely become friends with Angela during this time and was also left with hesitation at pursuing the road ahead of him. Faced with the lessons he learned during his meltdowns as well as Angela’s decision to forgive him and change of heart he reciprocated the gesture and finally put his anger behind him. He’d not only genuinely become her friend from that point forward, he’d also support her in atoning for actions and going against the Head.
  • One important clarification has to be made about Roland: Though he bears the signature gloves and once wore a black mask, he is not the Black Silence. His late wife, Angelica, was the Black Silence. Color Fixer or not, however, Roland was still a skilled Grade 1 who, while not the Operator of his Fixer Office, was considered the leader of the other Fixers there anyways. It can also be said he unofficially inherited the title after his wife’s death, though didn’t matter to Angela or anyone else by that point.
    • And speaking of, the mask he used to wear 24/7 wasn’t just any ordinary mask: It has perception-blocking properties that masked the user’s presence, and in a crowd the wearer would essentially disappear, blending in as a random passerby. In short, it makes the user anti-memetic. The use of the mask is actually where the misconception of him being the Black Silence came from. As Angelica was the actual Black Silence she was also the original user of the sound-muffling, Hyperspace Arsenal gloves before being inherited by Roland later. Before that, he only wielded his personal longsword called Durandal.
  • While he doesn’t work as a Fixer anymore, that didn’t stop him from meeting with other notable mercenaries living in the Pantheon. For example:
    • Several people have drawn comparisons between him and the Magus Killer, Kiritsugu Emiya. While an argument can be made, one has to stress the difference between their worldviews: A cynic who is ultimately an idealist versus a bitter nihilist. Both through hell and did some awful things and have a lot of blood on their hands as a result, though Kiritsugu did so for under The Needs of the Many while Roland did so because that’s how the City functioned and later in the name of blind vengeance for his wife and unborn child’s death. If the men met in the past somehow, they likely would have ended up in conflict. Not so much in Pantheon, though, thanks to Kiritsugu deciding to quit and becoming The Atoner on his final days and Roland chilling out and moving past his vengeance to help Angela atone and support her thereafter. As such, they’re not hostile to one another and are able to converse sometimes.
    • Roland also talks with Byleth Eisner, a renowned mercenary-turned-teacher at Gareg Mach Academy before being dragged in a war spanning a continent and its three nations. Like him, they’re for the most part stoic and this demeanor gradually crumbles (though this characteristic is mainly attributed to external means). Byleth also faced loss and even had to face their former students and colleagues no matter what choice they picked, though unlike Roland this was unavoidable. Byleth was shocked Roland put up with facing former colleagues and even his best friend, Olivier, in the name of personally taking revenge on Angela. His insistence on going down such a path reminded them of Dimitri, one of their students who was slowly consumed by his hate against Edelgard. Thankfully, Roland was able to back out before he completed it and let it consume him, and allowing Angela to atone meant the Guests would slowly come back.
  • Sometime during his time in the Library, he let Angela in on a surprise that he planned to reveal in the end. Following the Library’s expulsion into the Outskirts and Angela’s insistence at bringing it up, he sheepishly admitted he always wanted to write a book about the City and its people. The reason why he never completed it was that he didn’t have any confidence in his own skills and was embarrassed about someone like him sitting down and writing in the first place. Thanks to Angela and the other Patron Librarians’ assistance he managed to get it done (and as it turns out, it’s the art book for the game).
  • Some deities remark the similarities between him and Van. Both are orphans turned famed swordsmen dressed in black who are on a single-minded crusade to avenge their loved ones. However, with that being said Van has conflicted opinions surrounding Roland. This can be mainly attributed to the massacre he went on after slaying the direct perpetrator of his misery. To say nothing of him willingly participating in the Library’s killings just so and he alone could take revenge on Angela just as she was about to fulfill her goal. Having said that, since Roland lives in the City, not all of Roland’s victims were the shining definition of innocent either, even if they had nothing to do with his wife’s death. The same can be said of some of the Library’s booked Guests. And in the end, Roland’s time in the Library wasn’t without guilt and regret as he ultimately didn’t go through it in favor of allowing Angela to atone while fending off Argalia, and the Blue Reverb’s demeanor and goals of ending the City’s “loneliness” reminded Van of the person who killed his wife, the Claw. For now, Van’s content with keeping an eye on Roland’s future actions.
    • On his end, the former Fixer admits Van’s analysis is spot on and doesn’t find distrust unfair seeing as how he explicitly promised Angelica he wouldn’t blame and go on a rampage if anything happened. Roland was genuinely surprised that Van didn’t completely lose it since tragedy struck on the day of his wedding. On that Roland admits he’d rather not meet the Claw Van is familiar with since, sharing the name of the Head’s class of agents aside if he’s anything like the “Blue Sicko” he’d be better off not breathing the same air as him. Roland has had enough of that for one lifetime.
  • Though one wouldn’t know it, Roland is a pretty good cook and he, in his words, can cook quite a “kickass pajeon”. He can be found in the House of Food to hone his skills. He’s also quite glad the House has a Hall dedicated to Alcohol and every so often he goes there to get absolutely sloshed. Whether at Moe’s Tavern or Valhalla, it doesn’t matter to him. He tends to be around the likes of Barney Grumble, Captain Haddock, and Drinky Crow during his drunken stupors.
  • Thanks to his experience with the Pianist Distortion, Roland doesn’t have fond memories involving the instrument. Ironic considering that all of his themes incorporate pianos with his Floor Battle and Realization themes while in Gone Angels it takes center stage. That being said, he has nothing against musicians in general and he is in no position to tell pianists like Kousei Arima and Kaede Akamatsu to stop. For their part, they find Roland’s situation horrifically tragic and are shocked that music can become something so destructive in his world.
    • He also tends to avoid the House of Musicality whether he can considering his family’s lives were lost in the Backstreets of District 9, the so-called streets of music. Again, he has nothing personal against many of its denizens (provided they don’t start something first or use music for ill purposes) it just brings up some bitter memories. The one time Roland did he ended up having to bail someone out since that person mistook the Mad Piano for an ordinary one. One swift bop to the cover with a Wheels Industry Greatsword and the piano’s would-be victim was able to escape. The piano doesn’t like him because of that.
  • Once Roland heard about a deity named Astolfo who had long ascended before Angela and himself and had thought about confronting an old friend again. Likewise, Astolfo heard a god named Roland and was looking forward to doing the same. Upon meeting face to face the two immediately realized their confusion and after some conversing for a bit the two decided to part ways.
  • "I'm thinking of following my good pal along the path taken as she pleases. Making sure to take a good and long look at the things around me this time."
    Angela: ...Alright. Shall we write a book together this time Roland?
    Roland: It would be my honor, Miss Director.
    Angela: Wrong, try again. You should by now that's not the way to address me, don't you?
    Roland: Sounds good to me, Angela.

Edited by CrownlessMimic on Nov 2nd 2021 at 11:40:15 AM

So I was sort of thinking of doing something in regards to the Pantheon, and there is one profile I want to test out reworking.

• The Reaper for Stalked by the Bell: The Reaper is a recurring Bonus Boss in the Persona series, first appearing in Persona 3 as a way to keep the player from staying in one floor of Tartarus for too long, as it would spawn after you have spend long enough in a particular floor. And as the Bonus Boss of the game, everyone who reacts to it if engaged reacts really badly to it appearing. While it has made other gameplay appearances, it does resume the same role in Persona 5 pro prevent the player from exploring Mementos' floors too long.

Venus, remove Lady Death from Death's followers, since she's already ascended.

@Crownless for them

Let's break all the rules