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Thomas J. Whitmore, God of the Rousing Speech (The 42nd President of the United States Of America)

• Votes: 3(Bazzardreturns, Necromancer 10, Excessive-Menace)
• Date of ascension: 2 February (repost 29 January)
• Adopted from: Phantom Fire
• Hall: Speech N to Z (House of Quirks)
• Lesser God
• Symbol: A "Happy 4th Of July" photo with a map of the Earth being represented
• Theme Song: The President's Speech
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: Big Good, using a Rousing Speech So The World Doesn't Go Quietly Into The Night, Chekhov's Skill, Personally Going On The Offense To The Aliens, Was A Wizard Gulf War Pilot, Bad Liar, Patriotic Fervor, Unclear Political Party, Takes After JFK and Bill Clinton (minus the infidelities), Reasonable Authority Figure, Our Presidents Are Different, Beard of Sorrow, The Mourning After, Generally Just Called The President, Legendary in the Sequel, Heroic Sacrifice
• Domains: The United States, Leadership, Unity, Alliances, Fighting Aliens, Planetary Defense
• Interested in: The Planet Express crew (Bender and John Zoidberg in particular), Beheeyem
• Allies: The Men in Black, the non-evil ascended presidents (especially John F Kennedy), Clark Kent/Superman, The Blorg Commnality, Team Dai-Gurren, the Green Lantern Corps, The Doctor (preferably the 3rd incarnation), Felonius Gru, Steve Rogers/Captain America, Saxton Hale, Team America, Cobra Bubbles, The New Alliance Of Free Stars, America, Broforce, The Formics, the Heptapods
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: The Hazardous Environment Combat Unit, Black Ops
• Enemies: Malevolent aliens (on top of the list are the Harvesters, the Anti-Spiral, Vril Dox/Brainiac, The Network, the Combine, the Dalek Empire, The Martians (Mars Attacks), Zim, the Grand United Alliance of Destruction, evil presidents like Frank Underwood, Lex Luthor and especially Funny Valentine, HYDRA, The Aryan Brotherhood, Ragyo Kiryuin, The Ur-Quan Kzer-Za, ADVENT, Senator Steven Armstrong
• Opposes: The Hounds Of War, Zapp Brannigan, Roger the Alien, Peter Griffin
• Respected by: Dib Membrane, Leonidas
• Thomas J Whitmore was a Gulf War veteran who served as a F-16 fighter pilot in the US airforce. Later elected president, he was initially criticized as not taking a hard enough approach in politics and his Action Politician traits not relevant. Everything changed, however, with an Alien Invasion of the VERY hostile variety and the destruction of the White House. Despite losing the First Lady and the carnage the Harvesters caused, he refused to kneel and became the Ideal Hero America needed. And when it was clear no human would be spared by the aliens, he engaged in a Rousing Speech where humanity would not go quietly into the night and fight to their last breath. Ultimately the speech paid off as a united humanity destroyed the Harvester mothership and mankind was saved.
  • 20 years later the Harvesters returned to wreak bloody vengeance. Though no longer president, Whitmore was still a legend. That said, the physical contact with the aliens that linked him into their hive mind and give him visions of what they were doing took a chip off his lucidity. He'd go on to sacrifice himself in a suicide mission against the Queen.
• His rebirth in the Trope Pantheon was possible thanks to Kamina deciding to group up with the rest of his friends as part of Team Dai-Gurren. Thomas Whitmore may not go Beyond the Impossible, but he certainly fights the power of oppressive forces like the Harvesters and inspires human will with his Rousing Speech. As there were a lot more alien menaces in the pantheon, the president felt it imperative to find people to help. One unlikely ally he found was Gru, due to his shrink ray; while the Nefario Principle means that the massive Harvester ships would eventually return to a normal size, it was more than enough time to swiftly destroy them with firepower. The Green Lantern Corps were informed of this partnership soon after.
• Most just know him as the president. While he will go by President Whitmore, by the time of his ascension he'd completed his two terms so it's somewhat of an Artifact Title. Despite his high-ranking position he was kept in the dark about Area 51 for reasons of confidentiality. It was revealed to him the Roswell incident was a Harvester ship, who's programming made it key to defeating them. He was rather shocked to learn that there are at least three gods with claims to be the Roswell alien, and one who claims to be the probe. While Roger the Alien is too much of an ass for him to get along with, he did make conversation with Zoidberg about the incident. The Men in Black and Cobra Bubbles later filled Whitmore in on more details about aliens.
• It's not clear what political party he belongs to as the movie never brings it up beyond vaguely hinting he's a Republican. According to the novelization, he's a Democrat. Thomas Whitmore has stated he doesn't care about that given he has more important things to do, and most presidents from any political party are on good terms with him; of course he excludes Frank Underwood for being completely reprehensible and Luthor^note whether he served as president depends on the continuity as he's too conceited in his own ego to oppose supposed alien threats. John F Kennedy has compared Whitmore to himself, along with Bill Clinton. Whitmore considers JFK comparing himself to him as a honor.
• July 4 and Independence Day is remembered in his setting as not just an American holiday, but a celebration as the day humanity said no to the Harvesters. Upon his ascension he was welcomed with open arms by many an Eaglelanded deity, though there were some accusations at him prioritizing the U.S over other nations. One of the gods was fellow president Funny Valentine, but in a positive manner as "the U.S is number one" is a driving factor in his villainy. Considering the American exceptionalism Valentine wants, Whitmore decried him by pointing out that the day they fought back against the aliens was meant to be a coming together of all nations and not about the squabbling egos of different countries trying to see who should take the most credit.
• Whitmore doesn't deny he's a passionate American, and likes heroic U.S deities like Broforce and Team America. He's a big fan of Captain America too. However he respects other ass-kickers from around the world like Saxton Hale. Though the Aussie is a bit chaotic for his liking his brawn makes up for it. He's willing to work with the Hazardous Environment Combat Unit and the Black Ops as well, but his security detail and CIA are keeping a close eye on them due to their unethical methods in fighting off an alien invasion. Still, he knows his Realpolitik.
• Despite his bad first experience with aliens, Whitmore is far from a "do not suffer the Xenos" type and only signed onto the Harvester's obliteration when they proved incapable of even understanding what peace IS. In short, if you're an alien who believes anything alien to you is worthy of death, then Whitmore has his missiles pointed at your face. The Network proved one of the more insidious types of enemies given their mode of operations. He holds a particular annoyance for the Martians from Mars Attacks due to the ludicrousness of having to weaponize "Indian Love Call" .
• Octogeddon is a more terrestrial foe for the president as he's an octopus who's swarn to destroy all monuments, be they American or otherwise, for mere disrespect of cephalopods. He will at least entertain an Enemy Mine against evil aliens because they share the same planet. Unlike the Harvesters the Ur-Quan Kzer-Za, ADVENT and The Combine entertain the idea of teaming up with each other to conquer the Earth, since they've succeeded for a time in their own universes...but 90% of the time they're too concered in proving their superiority to each other to do even that. Senator Armstrong was willing to Enemy Mine with Whitmore against the alien menace as well, but in any normal situation they're foes as Whitmore considers his social darwinist goals for the U.S insane. That said, he agrees with Armstrong that America needs to become stronger.
• Because the Daleks are the biggest alien xenophobes of them all, President Whitmore made another Rousing Speech to implore all races, even the more hostile ones^note excluding the Harvesters to work together and oppose them. He followed it up with an imploring to do whatever it takes to neutralize the GUAD once and for all. While riling up opposition to the groups was easy, getting everyone to team up wasn't and members of the GUAD had even boasted the inability for the different factions to team up is why they'll eventually win. They even joked he's got less of a chance of beating Zim. Dib was happy to hear Whitmore took this in stride by pointing out that Zim can be a threat, mainly by virtue of his stupidity.
• In spite of their repulsiveness President Whitmore accepted the Blorg Commonality with open...appendages. They learned about his race's alliance with the Sphere, an alien that has a long history opposing the Harvesters and who helped humanity despite considering them a primitive species. The Formics and Heptapods requested a formal alliance with him as well, and after some diplomacy said alliance was formed. He later found himself formally invited to join The New Alliance Of Stars. After hearing all of this, and his opposition to the Daleks, the 3rd Doctor decided to contact UNIT and work out more appointments with Whitmore. The Doctors in general like him, but the 3rd Doctor likes Whtimore the most out of them.
• Though he believes that humanity and potentially friendly allies should put aside their differences for a common, overwhelming enemy, he really doesn't want that to include HYDRA. Mainly because they will simply try to subvert the war effort into a means of world domination under the pretense of security through totalitarianism. The Aryan Brotherhood were also rejected from a potential alliance, but because they virulently denied wanting to work with anyone who doesn't fit their delusional racial and social views, even when saving mankind would save themselves. He's also utterly disgusted by Ragyo Kiryuin for obvious reasons, the most relevant being selling herself and humanity to a hostile alien.
  • On a lighter note President Whitmore would prefer Peter Griffin not get involved; he harassed him about allegedly sleeping with his wife. Apparently Peter annoying him was because he mistook him for another 42nd U.S president.
• Leonidas respects President Whitmore because of how effective his Rousing Speech was, comparing it to his own riling of the Spartan troops against the wave of the Persians. While Whitmore appreciates the compliment and his own charisma, he doesn't agree with The Spartan Way and in spite of (or even because of) being a war-time president he really doesn't like the Hounds Of War. He also holds a strong dislike of Zapp Brannigan for being a sleazy General Failure who would've gotten everyone killed against the Harvesters. Not to mention that he takes the loss of Americans strongly, while Zapp doesn't give a damn when people die on his watch.

Russell Casse, God of Washed Up Heroes Getting Back In The Game

• Votes: 3(Bazzardreturns, Necromancer 10, Excessive-Menace)
• Date of ascension: 2 February (repost 26 and 29 January)
• Hall: Heroic Roles (House of Heroism)
• Demigod
• Symbol: A scale model of the McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet with "Hello boys, I'M BAAAAAAAAAAAACK!!!" written on the model's base.
• Theme Song: Victory
• Alignment: Chaotic Good
• Portfolio: Scrap Heap Hero, Ace Pilot and Veteran Turned Father, The Alcoholic Because He Was Abducted, Being Absolutely Right About The Aliens But Initially Ignored, Revenge, Bumbling Dad, Big Damn Heroes, Kamikazis The Mothership And Saves His Reputation With The World, Go Out with a Smile, Fatal Family Photo, Famed In-Story
• Domains: Action Heroes, Pilots, Heroism, Alcoholism, Sacrifice
• Allies: President Thomas J Whitmore, Team Dai-Gurren (particularly Kamina), Philip J Fry, Hal Jordan, Broforce, Steve Rogers/Captain America, Team America, Captain Haddock
• Odd Friendship with: John Zoidberg, Jar Jar Binks
• On good terms with: E.T, Tony Stark/Iron Man
• On speaking terms with: Seymour Skinner, The New Alliance Of Free Stars
• Vitriolic Best Buds with: Homer Simpson
• Bar friends with^note he's trying to avoid drinking: Bender, Barney Gumble
• Enemies: The Harvesters and other greatly hostile aliens such as the Brainspawn, the Pod People, Roger Smith, Zapp Brannigan
• Opposes: Bad parents (especially of the alcoholic variety), Stan Marsh, Captain Qwark
• Sitcom Archnemesis with: Leeroy Jenkins
• Distrusts: The House of Extraterrestrials (excluding friends from there), particularly Beheeyem and the Pod People, The Men in Black, The SCP Foundation
• Wary of: The Arilou, Galaxy Man (one-sided on his part)
• Respects: Mr Satan
• Russell Casse was a Vietnam vet who used to be a military pilot, later becoming a crop duster. Because of a traumatic Alien Abduction in his past he took to the bottle and his UFO story was seen as delusional gibberish. Little did anyone know aliens would prove they existed in 1996, and though disbelieved at first Casse was right in believing they weren't friendly. When it became clear how unfriendly they were, he found himself a time and a place to be hero. Russell Casse would save the president and sacrifice himself for the greater good, by crashing directly into the Mothership's main weapon. For someone disrespected by family and neighbors and seen as a lunatic, that's a major turn-around.
• He was fairly livid at the Harvesters being in the Trope Pantheon, and the fact they saw him as more of a nuisance despite his accomplishment didn't help much. However his ascension was joined by a strong ally and opponent of the Harvesters; President Thomas J. Whitmore himself. He revealed to Russell that his name is ingrained in the new Washington monument and he took after what he did himself 20 years later. After a presidential handshake and award Whitmore introduced the pilot to Team Dai-Gurren, who's grouping gave him the opportunity to find a position in the Trope Pantheon. After getting to know them, Russell Casse applauded their courage. Out of the group he and Kamina get along the best because both had an inspiring Heroic Sacrifice and Kamina's incredibly Hot-Blooded personality appeals to Russell the most.
• One of the things Whitmore revealed to Russell Casse was the key to their victory; a computer virus derived from a Harvester spaceship that crashed in Roswell, 1947. In the Trope Pantheon multiple deities have been linked to the incident. One of them was Roger, who he really doesn't like or trust because his humor is highly amoral and he's prone to violent Disproportionate Retribution; Russell thinks he'll try to probe him, but the alien isn't interested. While he doesn't hate Beheeyem in the same manner he doesn't trust the Pokemon due to being able to manipulate mind and memories for their purposes with moves like the Simple Beam, and taking Wooloo. There was a Roswell alien he got along with though, and strangely enough it was Zoidberg. The Decapodian is the lovable loser type who can sympathize with the prior disgrace Russell suffered, after all.
• The time he spent with Zoidberg eventually caught Fry's attention, and the two soon got along well. Despite being somewhat of a Butt-Monkey he's had a lot of cool moments, one of the most important being foiling the Brainspawn with his special but inferior brain. He invited the pilot to the Planet Express ship to marvel at it. After talking with Fry Russell also learned that his Robot Buddy Bender was the "spaceship" who crashed in 1947, and sometimes the two will get together at a bar...he's just getting a non-alcoholic drink, however, since he wants to avoid falling back into alcoholism.
• Tony Stark was decently impressed by his heroism and how he pulled himself out of the proverbial gutter, and bonded over his own struggles with alcoholism. He thinks Russell should stay out of the bar to avoid relapsing, which Russell considers fair but has turned down the request as he wants to help out other alcoholics. He's been trying to encourage fellow barfly Barney Gumble to overcome his addiction to drink, and Captain Haddock as well; he's a lot less effective when intoxicated.
• It isn't known if the Harvesters were the same alien who abducted him or not, however the experience and their later invasion has caused Russell Casse to distrust extraterrestrials. That's not to say he won't make exceptions; despite having a reputation of being annoying he gets along surprisingly well with Jar Jar Binks since he's had his own "loser turned unlikely hero" arc, plus E.T is adorable and kind-hearted enough that he lets him play with his kids. He doesn't trust the Men in Black or the SCP Foundation either, though this might come from frustration on their secrecy and how it relates to nobody believing him. He's less paranoid about Galaxy Man since he realizes he's only based on a UFO, but he's still a UFO-based robot.
• Not the biggest fanboy of Captain America, but a fanboy nonetheless. Meeting him in the pantheon was a real highlight, and so was meeting a bunch of America-loving heroes who save the day like Broforce and Team America. Russell was happy to meet Mr Satan as well, but this is more about respecting the man than being a fanboy; Mr Satan went from a Fake Ultimate Hero played straight to gaining the heart of a hero and genuinely saving the world-it reminds Russell of his own growth and redemption, minus dying of course.
• As he served in the Vietnam War, he and Seymour Skinner have a relatively cordial relationship. The principal thinks he's a loose canon and Russell thinks he's a square, but they hold a mutual respect for each other's military record. And while Russell isn't the brightest of folks, he has a good heart and knows when things are too reckless for their own good. Despite also serving in the Vietnam War he and John Kreese don't get along since the latter's an abusive and ruthless martial arts mentor. And he hates Zapp Brannigan for his Lack of Empathy towards troops through the meatgrinder while lacking the stones to get even close to said grinder. Given what Zapp really is he just thinks Russell's insubordinate.
• He's annoyed by the recklessness of Leeroy Jenkins, who was upset as he thought they'd be good friends. Russell Casse really doesn't care for Captain Qwark either due to being a cowardly "hero", though unlike Zapp he has grown a heart. Also, while he thinks what the Alliance of Free Stars are a good thing he distrusts the flying saucer-using Arilou as they're akin to The Greys and are rumored to abduct farm animals or the lone human. Their defense was at worst those abductions were caused by bad apples and don't represent the species as a whole.
• He's a good dad, if a bumbling one and was overjoyed to see his son came to respect him when he helped save the day; he just wishes he could still be around for him. Like any good dad he hates abusive parents, especially if they use alcoholism as an excuse. Despite this he can begrudgingly get along with Homer as how much of a Jerkass dad he is depending on the writer, and he normally at least tries. Homer's had experience with an alien encounter met with disbelief^note technically it was Mr Burns but still so he sympathizes with the Cassandra Truth Russell Casse dealt with. And after dealing with Peter Griffin, he's tried to behave more in the pantheon.
  • Feels bad for Hank Hill due to how much of a dick his veteran father is. While his feelings towards Cotton Hill are complicated, Hank doesn't feel Russell needs to be concerned.

Edited by RJ-19-CLOVIS-93 on Jan 27th 2022 at 1:18:57 AM

I better get back into the game.

The Green Flu Special Infected^variants Boomer, Hunter, Smoker, Charger, Jockey, Spitter, Witch, Tank, Unholy Horde of Elite Zombies (Boomer^note Puker, Fat Guy, Fat Thing, Barf Bag, Exploding Guy, Roly Poly, Goiter Man, Big Guy, Aunt Bea | Hunter^note Hoodie, Jumper, Crazy Legs, Leaper, Punk-ass, Pouncing one, Hoodie dude, Sweatshirt-wearing wuss, Scrawny little bitch | Smoker^note Tongue Guy, Nasty Tongue Thing, Smokin' Dude with the Tongue/One/Thing, Tongue(r), Smoker Bitch | Charger^note One-Arm, Big Arm, Hillbilly, Overalls, Charging Thing | Jockey^note Humper, Little Creep/Freak, Back Humper, Little Guy, Leaper, Leapin'-on-your-back bitch, Skittish One, Rider, Little Vampire | Spitter^note Neck, Crazy neck, Fat spittin' bitch, Spitting crazy thing, Spitting nasty thing, Green thing, Crazy Lady, Long necked bitch, Crazy Woman, Spittin' thing, Green guy, Nick's Mom, Loogie dude, Nick's ex-girlfriend, Goo guy, Female zombie, Spitter dude | Witch^note Crying girl, Bitch, Nick's Ex-Wife/Girlfriend, "the ones that cry" | Tank^note That thing, super-ass zombie, big freaking zombie, big ass zombie, that (big) mother, big fella, giant thing, a problem | )

• Potential House/Returning To:
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• Ascending/Rework Done on: ??? ?? (repost on ??? ??)
• Borderline Intermediate Deities (Tanks and Witches), Lesser Deities (the rest)
• Symbol:
• Leitmotif: Each of them have their own unique tunes. (Hunter, Smoker, Boomer, Charger, Spitter, Jockey, Witch, and Tank)
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil (the Witch has Neutral leanings as long as she's left alone)
• Portfolio: A Cut Above The Common Infected, Technically-Living Zombie, Body Horror, Hell Is That Noise, Can Accidentally Screw Each Other Over, Roar Before Beating, With Catlike Tread
  • Boomers: Zombie Puke Attack, Lures Common Infected, Action Bomb, Boomettes As A Female Counterpart, Fat Bastard, Gass Hole, Glass Cannon, Bottom Half Left When Blown Up
  • Hunters: Deadly Lunge, Bizarre Alien Senses, Bald of Evil, Actually Without Eyes, Fragile Speedster, Glass Cannon, Wall Jump, In a Single Bound, Le Parkour, Personal Space Invader
  • Smokers: Overly-Long Tongue As A Tentacle Rope, Unwilling Suspension, Giant Mook, Cold Sniper, Incurable Cough of Death, Lean and Mean
  • Chargers: Bullfight Boss, Foe-Tossing Charge, Barrier-Busting Blow, Immune to Flinching, Red Right Hand Of Doom
  • Jockeys: Pint-Sized Powerhouse, Good Lips, Evil Jaws, The Hyena, Laughing Mad, Puppeteer Parasite, Looks Like Humping When On A Survivor
  • Spitters: Zombie Puke Acid Attack, Cold Sniper, Fan Disservice, Girlish Pigtails, Glass Cannon, Good Lips, Evil Jaws, Sickly Green Glow
  • Witches: Easily Provoked To Deliver Death, Butter Face, The Dreaded, Femme Fatalons, Glowing Eyes of Doom, Kill It with Fire, Lightning Bruiser, Runs Off Crying After A Kill, Nubile Savage, Can Be Avoided Unless She's Between You And Safety/The Objective, Love The Smell Of Sugar, Waif-Fu
  • Tanks: Attacking All Non-Infected Living, Can Throw Cars, Super-Strength, Super-Toughness, Damage-Sponge Boss, The Dreaded, The Juggernaut, Kill It with Fire, Large and in Charge, Lightning Bruiser, Megaton Punch Across The Room, One-Hit Kill On Pinned-Down Survivors or Any Infected (including the Witch), Tiny-Headed Behemoth, Slowed Down At Narrow Passageways
• Domain(s): Infected,
• Herald: The Director
• Followers: All sorts of zombies that are a cut above the usual shambler
• Allies: Albert Wesker, Spooky, Koume Shirasaka, Dr. Zomboss,
  • Tanks: Stitches
• Enemies: The Green Flu Survivors, all Zombie Apocalypse Survivors, all Zombie/Undead Hunters, most living beings in general, The Hunter, Bloom and Doom Seed Co. Plants, The Griffin and Kryuger Tactical Dolls, All pyrokinetics (special mention to Firefly and the Pyro)
  • Hunters: Link, The Scout, Rengar
  • Smokers:
  • Chargers:
  • Jockeys:
  • Spitters:
  • Witches:
  • Tanks: The Hulk
• Source of Interest for: Edward Richtofen, Abathur
• Respected by/Respects:
• Pitied by/Pities:
• Opposed by/Opposes:
• Conflicting Opinion:
• In the world of Left 4 Dead, there came an outbreak known as the Green Flu, an unknown bio-hazard level 4 virus (and likely mutated strain of rabies) that broke out in the United States and converted most humans who came into contact with it into homicidal and zombie-like beings known as the Infected.
  • The usual zombie is often shambling and shuffling and moaning with no variation in their tactics or dramatic potential, though there are those that run if they're technically still alive. And so to spice things up narratively, if one isn't inclined to (just) work on the fraying cohesiveness of the survivors, "upgrading" the zombies is another option. Enter the Green Flu Special Infected. A cut above their Common counterparts, the Specials possess unusual symptoms that grant them inhumane abilities designed to maim, obstruct and kill any Survivors they encounter. They can be easily identified from the Commons by said symptoms heavily mutilating and mutating their bodies to the point of irreversible trauma. They're also smart enough to wait in ambush, flee when under fire (for some of them), and not go for loud noises like their Common brethren.
• While three of them have already made their debut in the Pantheon already, the presence of the rest became known upon sightings of the Hunter abandoning his temple and converging in on the House of Undead. Once sightings of more Special Infected were reported by the token good teammates of the House, the Green Survivors realized one thing; someone has ascended the rest of them to the Pantheon, and has gathered them all together.
• Applies to all or some of them:
  • When certain villainous undead deities gathered together where the Special Infected now resided, an unknown entity made themselves known to be the "ringmaster" behind them all; the Director. Their goals are unknown, other than to spread the Green Flu, and kill the immune, though they've been known to have a tendency to give them a fighting chance, or screw them over out of boredom, which is most of the time. For some reason, despite how quickly the Green Flu mutates, it's unable to infect most of the Pantheon, and the Director is confused by this.
  • There seem to be two unique mindsets the Special Infected take (with the exception of Witches) during hunts. One is the default "Director" mindset, where they act independently and perform only their assigned roles in taking out Survivors. The other is the "Player" mindset, where they're a lot more sentient, enact really creative strategies, and even work in tandem with one another.
  • Just one Tank was bad enough, and one Hunter a bit less so, but now that there are several more of each (though slightly less in terms of Tanks), any so with many more variants now present, their threat level has now skyrocketed.
  • Albert Wesker is more than pleased with the ascension of more Special Infected, and has taken a lot more time to study them. None of them seem to be hostile to him (except the Witches after after the first time he ended up provoking and killing one, though he's learned to take stricter measures against the likes of her), so who knows what would happen if Wesker gets a sample of Green Flu or manages to weaponize the Special Infected.
    • Richtofen has also taken interest, though mostly on the Tank, and is working with Wesker on investigating how to weaponize a serum in order to transform anybody into a Tank. Obviously, this was met with a lot of opposition.
    • On the other hand, Abathur has taken a liking to the Special Infected, seeing them as potential targets for evolution, but only on the ones that have shown signs of further evolution as some like the Boomer and Spitter are too feeble and unable to ascend further, lacking little usefulness for the Zerg.
    • Dr. Zomboss is interested in making the Special Infected part of his henchmen, especially Tanks given their similarities to Gargantuars. However, controlling them hasn't been easy for the undead doctor, as Tanks care little about allies and is bound to crush anyone who gets in his way, while Witches would rather stay put or walk at their own pace. Zomboss is not giving up however, and still tries to find a way to make them useful.
  • Like most undead, fire is a key weakness against the Special Infected, especially against Tanks (though Witches actually run faster). As such, they all have a huge aversion towards fire, making them avoid the Hall of Fire and Heat like the plague. A fair number of pyrokinetics have been commissioned, The Pyro and Firefly being the top Hired Guns for the job whenever a Tank (or two, or three) is on a rampage, which infuriate them to no end. Vector frequently handles incendiary grenades as well.
  • When Spooky found out about the existence of the Tank when the first one ascended, she immediately captured and brought it to her mansion. Of course, the authorities had to step in when they heard that the Tank was a very effective Specimen when it comes to killing the unfortunate visitors of Spooky's mansion. Though Spooky was able to make a deal that she would take care of the Tank in the weekends in order to stop his constant rampages if he is put in her home.
    • That said, with the ascension of the rest, she's only content with containing a few Tanks, and has also took interest in the other strains, especially Witches and Spitters.
  • As zombies, all hunters of such, as well as Zombie Apocalypse survivors oppose the Special Infected by default, most of all the Green Flu Survivors, who have experienced their work firsthand.
• Exclusive to Boomers:
  • Boomers are a special type of Special Infected whose mutation allows them to store immense quantities of bile inside their bodies. This bile can come out through the mouth, or violently everywhere out of the body should they be killed, leaving the victim(s) thoroughly covered in bile for a couple of seconds before it mysteriously evaporates. In between, the bile combined with the victim's natural pheromones (prior to ascension, this has only been proven in the case of humans) produces a scent that is strong enough to attract a large horde of Green Flu Infected out of seemingly nowhere.
    • It is unknown as of yet if the bile is capable of driving other types of zombies under a similar frenzy, or if the bile reacting to natural pheromones of other extraterrestrials will also attract a horde (in regards to synthetic beings, contact with organics can leave their pheromones on them from interaction). For some reason, despite being borne from the Green Flu, it hasn't been able to spread the infection via this bile.
  • Scientists have managed to extract some of CEDA's research data to produce Bile bombs that can replicate the effects of a Boomer's bile. Their bile's interaction on human skin still takes precedence over this synthetic knockoff though when both stenches are emitted in the same area.
    • The Boomer's own bile has no effect on its own kin, but the synthetic bile does. Tests are being done on other zombie test subjects.
  • It is not known if Boomers were obese prior to infection, or if the chemicals within their bodies cause them to look so bloated. It may also explain how they can still climb stairs and ladders; the bile or air inside makes them lighter than they look.
  • Atros noticed that, aside from their lantern powers, the Red Lanterns can vomit "corrosive plasma", and just barely pass on the undead stipulation, since they die if they take their rings off (not him, though). He's taken a slight interest in the Boomers.
  • It's always advisory to keep Boomers at a distance when you're blowing them up; anything near will be stumbled from the impact, friend or foe. It's also a rule of thumb to get rid of the Boomer first, even before a Tank; overall health aside, having a horde of Infected swarm on your position would make dealing with the Tank that much harder. On occasion, some Boomers may kamikaze from high areas to explode their puke all over an unsuspecting party, if they aren't just vomiting from that vantage point.
  • In a "Player" mindset, Boomers can "snipe" survivors from afar with bile, jump amidst them and be jostled like a hot potato, or get themselves blown up to knock away a Hunter or Charger attacking a Survivor so they can pull back and attack again later.
• Exclusive to Hunters:
  • Judging from their getup, it seems that Hunters were into Le Parkour pre-infection, explaining their proficiency with jumping. This has made them quite a lot of enemies with those who practise said activity, as Hunters seem to bump into them fairly often.
  • Closer examination has determined that Hunters have no eyes and is actually blind, which raises the question as to why they're effective at killing humans. Many attribute this to their screaming to be some kind of echolocation, but other are not so sure.
    • Rei Miyamoto and Saeko Busujima have stated that Hunters is eerily similar to "Them" from their world, who rely on their hearing to attack survivors. However, they have also said that Hunters are much more dangerous, as they're able to track down their prey much more easily than the average infected. Link also has a really big dislike towards them, as they remind him of the ReDead skeletons, who also like to pounce on their foes, though it's nothing he can't handle.
  • The Hunter attire has been proved to be very popular among the community of his fans. So popular in fact, that the Scout made a costume based on them, called Rooftop Rebel. This ends up getting him in trouble with the Hunters whenever the Mann Co. Mercenaries are purging Green Flu infected.
  • Often compared to Alex Mercer given their shared inhuman nature and their shared use of Parkour abilities. However, while the Hunters don't mind Alex's presence, the latter has adopted a few like some sort of pet, since he sees no use in absorbing them. The other strains, though, are fair game.
  • For some reason, one Hunter has a weird obssession with Medkits ever since his infection. He can be often be seen in the House of Health and Diseases trying to steal some of them. Nobody knows why he wants them.
  • When pushing a Hunter off someone, make sure not to do it at the left hip. If that's done, instead of staggering, the Hunter will perform a back roll and be ready to strike again in just a second.
  • In a "Player" mindset, Hunters can pounce from lesser or greater distances, can claw at Survivors amidst Common Infected (though some Director"-mindset Hunters do this too), pounce during Horde events or Tank attacks rather than just group strays, hit-and-run with claw attacks at a group from behind, Wall Jump to crazy degrees to reach great heights, pounce on a Smoker or Jockey's victim to free them to attack another Survivor (or allow them to get to safety at risk of the Hunter's life), hide behind or stand in front of car alarms or Witches for baiting and combos, or even prod said Witch while Survivors are in range.
• Exclusive to Smokers:
  • Smokers are Special Infected that shoot out their extremely long tongue (which might also be their intestines or as a result of fungus growth on their faces) at a Survivor and drag them away to claw at. Though if there's something in the way like a high wall or gravity to hang, the tongue will tighten and choke the Survivor. The main reasons Smokers are called as such however is, well, the green smoke that spews out from them, in addition to their coughing. This smoke also bursts out when a Smoker is killed, and it reported to be rancid and cough-inducing but is otherwise harmless apart from being obstructive to vision.
  • Some Smokers usually cry out a warning call before snagging a Survivor. Others just get straight to it. For all its strength to pull its victim, a Smoker's tongue is easily cut by any bladed weapon, bullet, or even a door closing on it. Even so, it regenerates to full length after 30 seconds. Given they use their tongues as a form of attack, they loathe those able to easily neutralize that, such as those able to slice it with ease, or even use it against them by pulling the Smoker instead.
  • Resident Evil deities regard Smokers like Lickers used by Umbrella given their common use of tongues for attack. Gordon Freeman and Adrian Shepard are reminded of Barnacles. Naturally, except for Weaker and his ilk, they're all enemies of the Special Infected.
  • Under a "Director" mindset, Smokers always run after their tongues get cut until they're ready again. In a "Player" mindset, not only do they melee attack if need be, they also tend to drag victims directly into hazards such as fire, large drops, a Boomer, a Charger, a Spitter's puddle, or even a Witch. They're dedicated to stalling for the other Special Infected, also also tend to stay in high places for better snags, between car alarms to incite a Survivor to trigger them in the process of killing the Smoker, or even low places just to waste their adversaries' time having to climb again. They can even snag Survivors mid-jump (both them and Smokers). In terms of cooperation, they can even work with Hunters by pulling Survivors towards them, then claiming another while the first is getting attacked by the Hunter, or grabbing a Jockey's victim so they can pounce on another.
• Exclusive to Chargers:
  • Chargers are easily one of the toughest of the Special Infected, only behind the Witch and the Tank in terms of sheer powerm and have the capability of taking down a group of survivors if left unchecked. They have a preference of ramming their victims and pummeling them to the ground util they are dead. However, while rushing, they can't move or turn until a certain distance or hitting a wall. Due to their size, they cannot be shoved off of Survivor's they're attacking unless they have the strength of an explosive.
  • Because of their method of attack, fighting a charger should be the same as "fighting" a bull. It is not known why there are no Chargers with vestigial right arms and swelled left arms. It's always huge right arms and small left arms.
  • Under a "Director" mindset, Chargers take 1/3 less damage when charging. In a "Player" mindset, they're usually the first on the attack to allow for other Special Infected to do their thing, deliberately take a Survivor with them down a lethal or long drop, will always try to ambush when possible, go for the healthiest/busiest/least Boomer-biled of a Survivor group, charge from high places, or knock a Jockey in trouble out of danger (or better yet, onto another Survivor).
• Exclusive to Jockeys:
  • Jockeys are Special Infected that have the ability to jump onto Survivors and cling to their head and upper-back. From there, they can steer the Survivor while clawing at their face. Usually, this steering usually means away from the group, other Infected, into flames, ledges, or car alarms, the attack path of another Special Infected like Spitter puddles or Witches, and even off great heights.
  • Given how Jockeys do their thing, it often looks like humping, and none of the Survivors (or most anyone else for that matter) find it dignified to be at the receiving end of their forceful moving.
    • Speaking of that, Joseph Joestar and Muhammad Avdol once got stuck in such a compromising position during their battle with the Stand-user Mariah. To add insult to injury, a crowd gathered around by that point and a old woman that Joseph accidentally charmed earlier ends up whacking them both with an umbrella for playing with her heart. As a result, the two end up killing such Special Infected with extreme prejudice if those humpers ever try.
  • Under a "Director" mindset, Jockeys will always just steer Survivors into hordes, Spitter acid, fires, Witches, and Tanks. In a "Player" mindset, they're as likely to change steering directions at random to confuse their victim, drop on them from above, adapt similar tactics used by "Player" Hunters, capitalize on indoor areas to pull victims into rooms or against walls, or pull Survivors away from those already snagged by Hunters or Smokers.
• Exclusive to Spitters:
  • Spitters are Special Infected that can spit out a ball of mutated stomach acid which, upon hitting the ground, spreads out into a large pool (and glows in the dark). Any Survivors standing within the pool of acid take increasing amounts of damage based on how long the acid has been down, though it's not very reliable in that regard as it only lasts for a short time. Another pool spawns when a Spitter is killed.
  • For some reason, Spitter acid does not arc when upchucked. Instead of being pulled downward by gravity, it will go perfectly straight, and after a short distance, make a sudden ninety-degree turn towards the ground. "Player" Spitters in particular use this trick to attack from across buildings while seemingly doing so from above. Out of all Special Infected, only Spitters can attack while jumping (not counting jump attacks by Hunters and Jockeys) or on ladders.
  • Under a "Director" mindset, Spitters will usually get themselves killed after hurling on their location in order to create another acid patch to zone out Survivors. In a "Player" mindset, they never attack from the front, sometimes upchuck in where Survivors are going or where they're waiting, spit at gas cans to set them ablaze or at ladders, strike from above and/or afar, hawk up goo while a Survivor is being helped up to their feet, or attack those gunked in Boomer bile or being attacked by other Special Infected.
• Exclusive to Witches:
  • Witches are Special Infected that aren't not initially hostile and are always found in a dormant sitting or slow walking state. However, if startled or attacked, they can instantly incapacitate, or even kill, their provoker.
    • When alerted to the presence of a non-Infected or a flashlight, a Witch will look in the Survivor's direction and make a low warning growl, signalling an incipient attack. If the Survivor immediately backs away and/or turns the flashlight away, the Witch will gradually return to her wailing state. Otherwise, she will slowly stand and flail her arms in a threatening manner. If the provoker still has not stopped, she will single them out and run at incredible speeds (shoving other Survivors in her way), and can incapacitate her victim instantly whereupon she frenziedly slashes that person with her clawed hands, only stopping if either she or the victim dies. If shot, struck by explosives/exploding Boomers, or physically collided, the Witch will instantly gun for the culprit.
    • That said, if set on fire, thrown bile on, or physically blocked, the Witch will switch targets to that particular interferer. If the Witch is still alive after killing a Survivor or she's unable to reach her target, she will go into a panic and attempt to flee the area, successfully doing so after the Survivors lose sight of her for 1-2 seconds. Speaking of bile, she's the only Special Infected to mow down Common Infected that converge on her position so long as they're in the way of the bile tosser.
  • Besides the usual stationary kind (at least by the time Survivors spot them), there are also the Wandering Witches, who walk around aimlessly in the day. Becuase of the sunlight, these Witches are less prone to flashlights, but because they're already upright, they're more easily startled.
  • Despite the many things that can provoke Witches, they're not distracted by flashing lights, beeping sounds, or car alarms (though the last will alert her of the Survivors' presence and thus make her more susceptible to startling). As for whether thunder can startle a Witch, that's an interesting story.
  • Witches are known to have a strange attraction to the smell of sugar, which explains why there are a large number of Witches near Ducatel Sugar Mill as attested to by the Savannah Survivors. As such, there have been sightings of several of them at Sugar Rush and approaching the Candy Kingdom (and not provoking the Gumball Guardians since they're less evil and more lost souls). This has caused distress for Vanellope even if she's not ruling Sugar Rush anymore and Princess Bubblegum as dealing with Witches is difficult as it is for four gun-toting humans.
  • Among certain daredevil zombie hunters is the challenge of "Cr0wning" a Witch by killing her without startling her, usually with a shotgun. Usually, this means the chalenger has to approach the Witch, and land all their pellets on her body or head. Any less will usually spell instant incapacitation or death given how tough Witches are.
  • Unlike other Special Infected, there are no instances of Witches in a "Player" mindset. That said, "Player" Special Infected may take a chance to claw her to alert them and be more easily driven berserk by flashlights or approaching Survivors, or even use them in their attack plan. That said, some Witches have been known to strike down "Player" Hunters for that clawing, and those Hunters usually head for Survivors to capitalize on the panic.
• Exclusive to Tanks:
  • The Tank is arguably the most powerful Special Infected along with the Witch. Unless the team works together to take a Tank down, it can wipe out entire squads with or without help. The reason why is because not only are Tanks huge and strong, they're fast enough to keep up with a healthy Survivor, and can even climb buildings. Besides punching obstacles into Survivors, they can also pick up rubble from the ground (or other things like cars) and toss it at them. And they will not stop until all Survivors are dead, or until the Tank is dead.
  • Are the sole reason there are very few visitors, given they're openly hostile to all humans and many other living beings. And those that aren't (including other Special Infected) still run the risk of getting punched out of the way if between a Tank and its target.
  • It is said that the Tank mutation heavily resembles that of The Hulk. Banner himself pities the poor soul that was unlucky enough to become what we know as the Tank and has even try to find a cure, but so far he has been unsuccessful.
  • Stitches considers Tanks to be the perfect playmates as the creature doesn't attack him on sight like he does with others (provided that he doesn't get in the way). His favourite game is hooking someone only for the Tank to punch them away, which amuses the abomination.
  • In one ocassion, the first ascended Tank stumbled upon the young Gnar, who was standing before him, looking to pick a fight. But when he transformed into Mega Gnar, the fight quickly turned into a huge mess that destroyed the entire area. The Court is taking extra measures in case these two encounter one another again.
  • Surprisingly, they have developed a rivalry with the Goliath, another hulking creature that causes havoc whenever he is around. Goliath has come to blows with them from time to time, but they have an affinity to hunt down humans, so in a sense, there is respect between the creatures.
  • The Hall of Combat Wrestling used to exploit the Tank as a "perfect sparring partner", with a challenge amongst its members on who can defeat the tank in a direct fist fight, which is no easy task. With more Tanks in the Pantheon, they're required to make sure that there's only one Tank in the House of Combat/Sports before sparring with them, and to help exterminate the rest.
  • Apparently, frying pans used to do extra damage on him compared to other standard weapons. Its effectiveness has since been halved, making everyone running up to a Tank and smashing him with four Frying Pans Of Doom very impractical in taking him down. Also, despite their bulk, dead Tanks float on water. No one knows how this is possible.
  • There have been reports of one Tank behaving like an english gentleman◊. Whenever this is true or not remains a mystery.
  • Under a "Director" mindset, Tanks never attack Survivors pinned by other Special Infected unless they collide during the Tank's attack, and always go for those still standing rather than risk its life taking out the one already downed. In a "Player" mindset, some Tanks are more comfortable "sniping" down Survivors with thrown items, dip into nearby water to douse any fire on them, punch Survivors away from one another or even off large drops when possible, avoid mounted guns and other high DPS weapons, punch chainsaw wielders as soon as they enter range, or stand between pinned Survivors (by way of Hunter, Smoker, or Charger) and their allies.

Edited by nightelf37 on Jan 26th 2022 at 8:16:32 PM

@RJ That was in my plans yes. Still wanted to get Class 3E finally completed first however. To get to the point, this was the last profile I was working on. Any interactions, changes, links that require modifications (I seem to have two red links at least at a quick skim-through), and the sort?

Class 3-E, Divine Dustbin School of the Pantheon (Members: Nagisa Shiota, Kaede Kayano, Karma Akabane, Tomohito Sugino, Manami Okuda, Hiroto Maehara, Sousuke Sugaya, Yukiko Kanzaki, Meg Kataoka, Touka Yada, Hinano Kurahashi, Rinka Hayami, Ryuunosuke Chiba, Hinata Okano, Yuuma Isogai, Ryouma Terasaka, Takuya Muramatsu, Taisei Yoshida, Kirara Hazama, Koutarou Takebayashi, Sumire Hara, Rio Nakamura, Kouki Mimura, Taiga Okajima, Justice "Masayoshi" Kimura, Yuzuki Fuwa, Autonomous Intelligence Fixed Artillery (Jiritsu Shikou Kotei Houdai) / Ritsu, Itona Horibe)

• House: School
• Demigods individually; Ritsu is a Lesser god; Kaede and Itona are Intermediate gods when they are in their tentacled forms.
• Symbol: An anti-Koro-Sensei knife
• Alignment: Most are Chaotic Good; Nagisa, Ritsu, and Takebayashi are Lawful Good.
• Portfolio:
  • All: Dustbin School, Took a Level in Badass, Child Soldiers, Fantastically Indifferent, Never actually act like the worst of the worst, True Companions, Unconventional Learning Experience, Cerebus Syndrome, Assassination Attempt
  • Nagisa: The Ace, Dude Looks Like a Lady, Awesomeness by Analysis, Beware the Nice Ones, Psychotic Smirk
  • Kayano: Nice Girl, The Atoner, Combat Tentacles, Misplaced Retribution, The Determinator, Becoming the Mask, Beware the Nice Ones
  • Karma: Academic Athlete, The Lancer, Blood Knight, Brilliant, but Lazy, Combat Pragmatist, Guile Hero
  • Ritsu: Awesomeness by Analysis, A.I. Is a Crapshoot In A Good Way, Took a Level in Cheerfulness, Grew Beyond Their Programming
  • Itona: Combat Tentacles, The Atoner, Blood Knight, Took a Level in Kindness, Heel–Face Turn, Genius Bruiser, Attack Drone, Gadgeteer Genius
  • Terasaka: Jerkass with a Heart of Gold, The Mole followed up by Heel–Face Turn, Took a Level in Kindness, The Atoner
• Domains: School, Rejects, Defiance, Assassination, Loss
• Followers: Hufflepuff House
• Allies:
  • All: '''Koro-Sensei''',Ezio Auditore, Neville Longbottom, Albus Dumbledore, The Mythbusters, Roy Greenhilt, Night Raid, Deadpool, Haru Ichinose, Killua Zoldyck
  • Nagisa: Chihiro Fujisaki, Astolfo, Suzaku Kururugi, Gasper Vladi, Eikichi Onizuka, Naoto Shirogane
  • Karma: Lelouch vi Britannia, Bruce Lee
  • Kayano: Desco]], Beerus
  • Ritsu: Bastion, The Machine, Lain Iwakura
  • Fuwa: Sherlock Holmes
  • Terasaka: Naruto Uzumaki (Shared with Muramatsu)
  • Muramatsu: Naruto Uzumaki (Shared with Terasaka), Erina Nakiri, Megumi Tadakoro, Yukihara Souma (Shared with Hara)
  • Itona: Octodad
• Enemies:
  • All: Charles zi Britannia, Yamato Hotsuin, Lobo, Light Yagami, Esdeath, Raul Menendez, Junko Enoshima, Red Skull
  • Nagisa: Agatha Trunchbull
  • Kayano and Itona: Cthulhu]], Stocking Anarchy (Kayano only)
  • Ritsu: XANA
  • Karma: Eric Cartman
• Opposes: Relena Darlian, The Human Child (Karma), the GUAC, evil scientists
• Pities: Evil AIs (Ritsu)
• Kunugigaioka Junior High is a rather prestigious school, one built on high academic achievement. The best students attend Class A, while poorer performing students attend Classes B-E, with the bottom 5% attending the latter. The students in Class 3-E are treated with contempt, and are not allowed to attend the main campus, instead being sequestered in an old wooden cram school. This system went on for some time, until one of these classes was taught by Koro-Sensei. The students in this class were assigned to kill the strange organism before he blew up the Earth in March of the next year. Throughout the year, the students grew and changed, improving in their studies and defying the system set up by Principal Asano. The students earned respect in their school, and as a result of their tribulations, the system within it was dismantled after the media got wind of the whole incident. Their time at school ended during one final attempt on Koro-Sensei's life by the government, which ended with one final attendance report as Nagisa Shiota tearfully dealt the final blow to Koro-Sensei. The students graduated the next day, ready to take their experiences onward in life.
• The class ascended upon learning that Koro-Sensei was in the Pantheon, they greeted him warmly, thankful he was alive somewhere, and continue learning from him. He too was happy to meet with them once again, and congratulated them on their achievements.
• While the Pantheon is far more bizarre than their home world, they got used to it pretty quickly. Having Koro-Sensei as a teacher or an acquantice tends to help people adapt to strange situations.
• It should be noted that despite being in Class 3-E (i.e. a class of failures), all of them, in fact, are actually quite skilled at what they do, but because of Kunugigaoka Junior High's rigid curriculum, simply couldn't keep up, or another factor just caused them to fall in. As such, while they may be class of failures on paper, in practice, they're quite good at what they do.
• Social Darwinists or ones who follow similar ideals of the rule of the strong remind them strongly of Principal Asano, who, although his methods worked fairly effectively, still didn't make life easy or good for them. They are keeping their eyes peeled should these people in the Pantheon attempt an attack on them, considering how Class 3-E effectively created a counterpoint to such views.
  • Because of this, they are opposed to the GUAC, whose emphasis on 'Might Makes Right' and the destruction of society manages to be both a corruption^note Class 3-E notably created a great deal of chaos in their school system, but did so via adaptability and outside-the-box tactics, not by brute force. Plus, the one time they did get arrogant with their skills, it blew up in their faces spectacularly and an antithesis^note Koro-Sensei's lessons were meant to help them integrate and live with society and order, not destroy it because of selfish whims to what Koro-Sensei was teaching them.
• Light Yagami is something of an Evil Counterpart to the class, as while they learn the art of killing while keeping up with school for good, he only kept up his education as a front for actually being Kira, and passing judgement upon those believed to have committed crimes. They've made plans to deal with him should they ever come to blows.
• Ezio Auditore helps to train Class 3-E to become better, and relates to them because they both practice the art of assassination in the name of Good.
• Lobo disgusts them, because they can't even imagine killing purely for fun. Even Karma, who openly takes pleasure in combat, hates the idea of taking life unnecessarily.
• Neville is glad to have found others who were treated as the worst, but rose from the bottom of the class to become heroes. Dumbledore likewise also approves of Class 3-E, and they in turn, think he's a much better Headmaster than Asano. He regrets that they can't be trained in wizardry due to coming from another universe, though even if they could learn magic, the students would probably turn down such an offer, preferring to hone their innate abilities rather than utilize a foreign one.
  • Mind, there IS a universe where they WERE studying magic, but suffered from glitches that resulted them being placed in Class 3-E. While this hasn't changed their polite refusal to learn magic itself, it has resulted in some members researching methods to fight or counter magic users should the need ever arise. Roy Greenhilt's Spellsprinter Maneuver is one such technique, as the more knife-adept wielders (Sugino, Kataoka, and Isogai for instance), have been trying to adapt it to their preferred weapon.
• As a group of assassins, they got on well with Night Raid, though unlike Class 3-E, Night Raid actually works to kill. But considering that the world that Night Raid lives in is not too different from the areas that Irina (AKA, Bitch Sensei) and Koro-Sensei as the Reaper grew up in, they can understand why the assassin guild does so.
  • As such, Class 3-E is no fan of Esdeath, though her treatment of her subordinates is actually better than Asano's, to their bewilderment. However, she's still a sadistic monster who, unlike Asano, has been cruel and evil from birth, and actually wonders how Class 3-E would challenge her given their lack of powers and helplessness during Koro-Sensei's final battle in the mortal realm. The fact that she's part of the GUAC also increases the risk of the organization deciding to attack them. Luckily, Koro has sworn to protect them from Esdeath and her allies should they ever come to blows.
• The Mythbusters', eh, interesting methods of learning are incredibly fascinating to many Class 3-E students, especially Okuda, due to her proficiency in Chemistry, and as such, she has been taken on as an intern.
• Are a bit unnerved by Haru Ichninose due to her Mind Control ability being used to protect from assassins. Regardless, they've assured her that their only targets are Koro-Sensei due to that being part of their curriculum, and anyone who wrongs the class in some way.
• After comparisons were made, Class 3-E became acquainted with the ascended cast of Danganronpa due to the structure of their education. Their interactions vary from student to student, but on the whole, they are allies with them.
  • Though all of them despise Junko Enoshima for perverting the concept of their Assassination Classroom. Koro-Sensei has advised Class 3-E to merely keep on the defensive, pointing out that that would be the best strategy against someone like Junko. His advice proved sound when Junko confronted them, and the conflict quickly ended with Karma shoving Wasabi and Mustard up Junko's nostrils, before Nakamura photographed the scene and spread it around the Pantheon.
• Upon seeing Red Skull, they thought for a moment that the second Reaper, Koro-Sensei's former disciple, was in the Pantheon. They soon found out that that wasn't the case, because while the two may look similar, their motivations and personalities are completely different.
• They sympathize with Killua Zoldyck, given his quite-frankly terrible childhood and a backstory not that different from Irina and Koro-Sensei, having been forced to learn to kill since he was a child. He's quite grateful for their companionship, and finds the class' wackiness quite warm. He particularly bonded with Itona and Kayano due to how they implanted tentacle cells into them, and was glad to know that they were able to move past such a dark point in their lives. They've also recommended he seek out Koro-Sensei for advice concerning the possibility of escaping the life of an assassin and becoming a regular member of society.
• Their reputation and title eventually reached Raul Menendez, who regards Class 3-E with a fair amount of interest. While he is dismayed at them taking Koro-Sensei's final lesson to integrate with society instead of working to destroy it, their status as underdogs, and versatile array of skills is enough that he has decided to keep an eye on them for future schemes.
• Due to Nagisa becoming a teacher, Eikichi and him have become good friends, trading stories about their awful classrooms, and both agree on an absolute disgust for Agatha Trunchbull, for her cruel and awful teaching.
  • He also gets along well with Suzaku Kururugi, due to both of them being incredibly capable fighters who both took risks in who they sided with and had to kill a close ally.
  • Nagisa's most noted physical quality is how he looks very much like a girl and has cross-dressed more than once (Against his will). This is not without reasons however, as his mother forced him to grow out his hair and mime dressing him in girl's clothing, due to her own past failings. Astolfo came by to comfort Nagisa, considering his own reputation, while Gasper Vladi finds Nagisa to be an inspiration due to how he has overcome his past doubts and weaknesses. Likewise, Nagisa was able to find consolidation with Bridget and Hideri, bonding with the former with his natural prowess and similar circumstances as well as finding Hideri's goals and mindset to achieving them quite admirable. He also sympathizes with Naoto concerning gender roles in society (though Nagisa's issues were more personal than societal), as well as Chihiro Fujisaki considering how both considered themselves to be weak/were considered to be weak by others.
• Karma is studying under Bruce Lee, partially to become stronger and partially to achieve his defeat, for the sake of having beaten one of the strongest warriors in the Pantheon.
  • He and Lelouch enjoy thinking circles around their opponents, and have similar ideals and values. Some of their enemies are nervous about this alliance, as Karma brings direct physical combat skills to the table Lelouch doesn't possess while being almost as intelligent on top of that. There's also the fact that Karma grew up into a government official, which could easily prove beneficial for both men.
  • Karma finds Relena's pacifism stupid and annoying, and although he's always stopped short of doing real harm, he's gone to... worrying lengths to get her to see that violence is a necessary part of doing good.
    • In addition, Karma is on the fence about the Human Child, since their determination in combination with their pacifism enabled them to free monsters from the underground, among other feats. Though what truly worries Karma is Chara, whom he views as being far more terrifying than Nagisa's latent bloodlust. Karma is tempted to force Chara to manifest so that he can destroy the Fallen Child, except Frisk has plenty of determination to ensure that the situation does not escalate to that point...plus, there's the matter of Sans getting involved should Karma ever attempt something like that. For now, Karma is content to simply watch the Human Child from a distance, but is keeping on his toes.
  • As a prankster, Karma has been meeting up with many of the other troublemakers in the Pantheon. While some had to suffer the wrath of Karma's wasabi torture (Such as Cartman, whose attempts at revenge on Karma have failed spectacularly), others found Karma to be either a Worthy Opponent, or an ally from conflict.
• The following information was decided to be declassified, so as to help two certain students of Class 3-E integrate into the Pantheon. Those two students are Itona Horibe and Kayano Kaede ^note True Name: Akari Yukimura, but will be referred to as Kayano for convenience's sake, the former being a test subject of "Shiro" ^note True name: Yanagisawa, which is a warning in case he should ever ascend to the Pantheon), and the latter being the younger sister of Aguri Yukimura, Class 3-E's former teacher. ^note This information was deemed to still require some secrecy. Both utilized Tentacle Implants that hid their true skills (Electronics for Itona and acting for Kayano), and it is because of that period of their lives that the following resulted.
  • Itona sympathizes with Octodad, and helps him to control his tentacles and blend in better. Kayano also feels sorry for him, but isn't very active about it, recognizing that almost everyone accepts him as he is, and is slightly bitter about it.
  • On the other hand, Kayano tries to help out Desco, because of their similarities.
  • Both Kayano and Itona dislike Cthulhu for being an evil and destructive tentacled humanoid. The class has considered targeting the Great Old One, but the price for failure would be too great...not to mention that while there is indeed potential to use their out-of-the-box tactics to trick Cthulhu, the risk is still too great.
• Kayano, being an actress, soon found herself back at work at the House of Theater, where just as on the mortal plane, the skills she gained from being an assassin were put to good use. She is NOT however, fond of the House of Love trying to pester her about her crush on Nagisa and confirm if they did, indeed, get together, though she's able to avoid the topic whenever someone tries to pry it out of her.
  • As a pudding lover, Stocking quickly interacted with Kayano...via them trying to get the last cup of a limited edition pudding. The results were...quite...well...filled with much yelling (from Kayano) and taunting (from Stocking), in particular concerning a certain subject on Kayano's part. The two still don't get on quite 'right' to the present-day.
  • Of course, even Kayano knows better than to try to do the same with Beerus. Though, he was interested in the giant pudding once made to kill Koro-Sensei, ignoring the bomb of course. That being said, after the first one, Kayano abhors the idea of blowing up a pudding no matter what the circumstances, to Beerus' approval (ignoring how it would work on him even less than on Koro-Sensei).
• Despite being freed from the Tentacles, some people from the House of Pride tried to catch Itona's attention. They failed. The House of Technology however, was very much the opposite, as that is where Itona's true skills lie.
  • After what Shiro did to him, Itona is not exactly supportive of the evil scientists in the Pantheon, in particular the ones with a focus in biology and bio-tech considering what the Tentacles truly are. It doesn't help that some of them want to find a way to snag the means of doing so...
• Ritsu is good friends with The Machine and Bastion, as all are AIs who are capable of caring and goodness. She can't make herself hate the evil machines, seeing them as merely not having achieved true understanding yet, even AM.
  • Though, of the evil A.I.s, she's a tad curious about XANA, due to how little is known about his motives. One individual posited that XANA believes that Humanity Is Insane and went evil after seeing Franz Hopper's sanity deteriorate. She's tried establishing contact with XANA to confirm or deny this, but the A.I. has refused to respond.
  • Ritsu's eventual release into the internet and becoming a completely sentient being has also resulted in encounters with Lain Iwakura, another extremely powerful feminine Artificial Intelligence who lives within the internet. Ritsu has tried to get Lain to come out of her shell and interact with the Pantheon more, to the Goddess of the Wired's resistance. At the very least, Ritsu has succeeded in getting a chuckle out of Lain by wearing one of her bear footie pajamas.
• As someone who breaks the fourth wall and knows she's in a fictional work, Fuwa gets along with Deadpool pretty well. The reactions of her classmates when the Merc with a Mouth pops up range from bemusement to utterly shocked astonishment.
  • Since she's a big fan of detective stories, Fuwa looks up to Sherlock Holmes. He's found an interesting companion in his cases to say the least.
• Having once been called the 'Naruto' kid due to his poor grades, Terasaka eventually met the Seventh Hokage in person. Naruto had a bit of a chuckle over that, to Terasaka's annoyance, though Naruto was sincere in seeing how Terasaka improved himself, not unlike Naruto. They've been firm friends ever since.
  • Murasata also got along with Naruto, seeing how his specialty; Ramen, easily attracts the Hokage's eyes.
• Murasata and Hara found themselves getting along with the ascended members of Tootsuki Academy. Yukihara in particular for Muramatsu due to the former's experimentation with food, which Murasata was not able to do due to his father's handling of their ramen shop. Both were wary of Erina at first thanks to the similarities between the elites of Tootsukui and Kunugigaoka, but after her history with her father came up, along with a change in attitude towards Souma, the two warmed up to her a tad. Especially since Erina's father is somehow MORE abusive than Asano Sr.!
• Okajima was immediately attracted to the House of Lust, though he was advised by Koro-Sensei to keep his distance from several of the deities there, given how they could overwhelm him. Okajima was able to become allies with Jiraiya, due to both sharing perverted qualities, and Jiraiya being rather friendly.
• Kanzaki was discovered to be an excellent gamer, and made some waves in the House of Gaming as a result. It's turned out to be helpful in real-life as well, as it helped out her marksmanship immensely.
• Sugino was delighted to meet Babe Ruth, considering his own passion for baseball.
• Takebayashi's first solo appearance in the Pantheon was to complement virtual female A.I.s^note "2D is just fine. Real women don't need more dimensions than that.". This was...not the best of first impressions, though Kosmo and Nova became allies with him, as did Jeremie Belpois and Aelita Schaffer. He has also struck up casual conversation with Cortana as well.
  • On a more serious note, Takebayashi is also Class 3-E's explosives expert, and immediately became enemies with Deidara for his artistic obsession with bombs. He also is no fan of Michael Bay, because while Bay is a Nice Guy...he has no understanding of how explosives are NOT something to ever be messed with...and on that note, this distaste expands to anyone who views explosions with fascination rather than precision.
• Due to still maintaining a low income even with godhood, Isogai has had to continue working part-time jobs to make ends meet. Due to his first name, he has been confused for both Kyoko Sakura's apprentice, and the duelist Yuma Tsukumo. The resulting confusion caused by this during one of his shifts nearly destroyed the cafe he was working at...and yet he somehow managed to get the situation under control, to the surprise of everyone.^note He's an ikeman!.
  • Also, as Class 3-E's class representative alongside Kataoka, Isogai tends to be his class's spokesperson whenever contact is required of the class as a whole.
• Hazama, as a noted fan of dark literature, quickly searched the Pantheon to see if some of the characters and author were present. She was quite pleased to meet Edmond Dantes, having been fascinated by his tale and even recommended it to Itona...while informing him to skip the part where the Count began to regret his actions. Dantes didn't know whether to be horrified or laugh when he heard of the story, but he did inform Hazama about why he chose to pull back on his original vengeance.
• A group of junior high students are joyfully discussing an assassination. If you look at it normally, this is the pinnacle of madness.

They would definitely be enemies with the Death Busters, a group of evil aliens who use a School for Scheming and have no problem with harming the people attending. They want to summon their leader to destroy the world and are pretty much universally hated by everyone else in their house.

Edited by SailorVenus372 on Jan 26th 2022 at 12:15:03 PM

A little note, relation links should be checked since some deities are either not in the Pantheon or moved, notably Koro-sensei who is currently removed but planned to be reworked and added back later. Anyway...

Denzel Crocker is obsessed with giving students really bad grades, Terence Fletcher is an abusive and manipulate drumming teacher whose harsh methods have even driven a student of his to suicide, The Spy is a deadly backstabbing assassin in his own right, and for Ritsu, Lea is a digital clone of a human known as an Evotar with great speech problems, who had to overcome her identity crisis of being someone else's clone.

Edited by Necromancer10 on Jan 26th 2022 at 3:23:09 PM

Maki Harukawa is also a teenage assassin.

For Kayano, Primrose Azelhart and Silica also want to kill the people to avenge a loved one (father and mother respectively). Like Kayano, Silica's target (Meta Knight) wasn't actually responsible for her mom's death, but the Crow Men truly did kill Primrose's father.

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Jan 26th 2022 at 12:09:13 PM

@Necromancer: Well then, mind if I take him up then for restoration/rework? He was due for one anyways.

I don't mind if you rework him, just state why he fits Color-Coded Emotions and/or Excuse Me While I Multitask or some other trope in a paragraph, but you know all about that part already.

Anything else for the Corps or are they good to go?

Small Fry Corps.^members Fighting Polygon Team, Wire Frames, Alloy Team, Mii Team, Deified Legion of the Multi-Mook Melee

• Lesser Deities
• Symbol: The Smash Logo
• Theme Music: Cruel Brawl (when they’re very aggressive)
  • Polygons: Duel Zone
  • Wire Frames: Multi-Man Melee 1 and 2
  • Miis: Multi-Man Smash (Wii U/3DS); Mob Smash
• Alignment: True Neutral(?)
• Portfolio: Conservation of Ninjutsu, Evil Knockoff
  • Polygons: Sinister Geometry
  • Wire Frames: The Faceless
  • Alloys: Chromatic Arrangement
  • Miis: Face Stealer
• Domains: Armies, Fights
• Superiors: Master Hand & Crazy Hand
• Rivals: All ascended Smash fighters
• Enemies: Galeem & Dharkon, Polygon Man
• Target Practice for: Hank J. Wimbledon, Jack Cayman, various characters from Dynasty Warriors
• Foil to: AAHW
• Source of Interest for: Teseo, Sigma
• There are many things that can happen in the Smash tournament and besides various fighters from different worlds duking it out with each other, there are other side-events they can take part in. One of these events involves fighting against an army of nondescript enemies and the goal can be either defeating a certain number of them or to survive for a period of time. While these enemies can easily be defeated, they get more aggressive over-time and anyone fighting them can go up against much stronger versions of these enemies (often described as “Cruel”) that can send Smash participants flying in just a few hits. The Small Fry Corps come in different varieties, including polygons, wire frames, alloys, and Miis that have stolen the faces of others.
• A few sections of the Pantheon were closed off to make some different battlefields one day and a few curious fighters decided to make some separate visits to them to see what was going on. It didn’t take long until some rivals arrived on the scene and they happened to look like some of the Pantheonic denizens, but with some rather obvious visual differences. At first, it seemed like those rivals looked easy to fight against, but as time progressed, they became more aggressive and it got to a point where the fighters who arrived were having a hard time before they ultimately got sent flying out of the arena after taking plenty of damage. As it turned out, the Pantheon had set up various challenge arenas and that Master Hand and Crazy Hand were responsible for getting these Multi-Man Smash challenges into the Pantheon for others to try out. Given that the Smash participants had done these challenges in the past, it only made sense that other fighters not involved in these tournaments can try them out, partially for fun and partially to hone their skills.
• While different divisions of the Small Fry Corps have been used in different Smash tournaments, the Pantheon has given many individuals beyond the Smash participants the option to pick a specific type of enemy to fight against and a mission set related to such to complete. Master Hand and Crazy Hand provide oversight for these particular battles and sometimes use them to determine if a fighter is ready to go up against one or both of the Hands. Although the Fighting Polygon Team and Wire Frame Fighters haven’t been extensively involved in major events related to Smash, the Fighting Alloys ended up being victim to Galeem’s attack that resulted in many turning into Spirits. Since Master Hand and Crazy Hand are in opposition against Galeem & Dharkon’s separate plans for total conquest, the Small Fry Corps have used their members to fight back, even if they don’t stand much of a chance against Galeem & Dharkon even if members of the Corps are at their strongest.
• Polygon Man, who is already resentful of being forgotten within the video gaming realm and attempted revenge via dragging various Sony characters into a tournament he made, is enraged by the Small Fry Corps and how they (except the Fighting Mii Team) also appear as simplistic-looking knockoffs of existing fighters, similar to the Polygonal All-Stars he made. He is particularly insulted by the Fighting Polygon Team not just due to visual similarities, but because they’re weak in comparison to his own Polygonal All-Stars, with the same being said for the rest of the Small Fry Corps minus the visual aspect of such. Regardless of the flaws the Small Fry Corps have collectively, it has given Polygon Man the motivation to create a bigger army of Polygonal All-Stars to fulfill his plan of revenge after being defeated back then. The Polygonal All-Stars can make short work of the members of the Small Fry Corps normally and even though the Corps being in “Cruel” mode can put up a fight against the Polygonal All-Stars, the latter has access to stronger moves that can defeat those “Cruel” Corps members with ease.
• Hank J. Wimbledon is notable for fighting plenty of mooks, many coming from the AAHW, in spectacularly violent fashion and he is more than capable of delivering similar chaos against members of the Small Fry Corps that go after him, even when the playing field gets evened out somewhat with the “Cruel” Corps members. While the Small Fry Corps are more affiliated with a relatively neutral party to be used as fighting practice for others in spite of appearing as visual knockoffs of various individuals, the AAHW have a clear goal in mind even if they are unsuccessful at reaching it. Given how weak the members of the Corps are, some of the AAHW believed that the Corps can’t get anything accomplished until some of the Corps entered “Cruel” mode and got into a fight with the AAHW. Because of how the “Cruel” aspect of the Corps gave them a significant advantage when it comes to power, the AAHW only grew to hate the organization for not really doing anything and has since tried to find ways to become more powerful themselves, even if the Corps don’t care what a rival organization thinks of them.
• Besides Hank, there were a plethora of fighters in the Pantheon that are skilled in fighting large numbers of enemies, with some delivering a violent beatdown similar to what Hank dishes out. Jack Cayman was one such fighter who has delivered stylishly brutal beatdowns on the Corps whenever he needs to train or just kill some time. Compared to many other enemies Jack and other brutal combatants go up against, the Corps aren’t traditional flesh-and-blood enemies, so leftover polygons, wireframes, and alloy parts tend to be left behind in the wake of such battles if said enemies don’t end up getting launched off far away. Another group of fighters that have used these Corps for fighting practice, albeit in a less brutal manner than Jack or some others, include those from Dynasty Warriors, who have fought against thousands of weaker enemies numerous times, so fighting against some enemies, even in “Cruel” mode, shouldn’t be too much of a problem before getting down to business with more important matters.
• Teseo of The Seven is able to use Hack the Planet to create knockoffs of existing entities to fight his foes and is also able to summon other enemies for his needs. Learning about the Small Fry Corps and the fact that their members consist of strange-looking versions of notable characters gave Teseo plenty of ideas to use the Corps to his advantage or at least refine his Septima to be able to create more knockoffs of other characters he sees as potent enough to use for battle. The Corps typically aren’t that strong unless they’re in “Cruel” mode and they don’t have any intention with getting involved in wide-reaching battles compared to other armies in the Pantheon, but it hasn’t stopped Teseo from finding a way to integrate the source fighter’s stronger abilities into these Corps outside of the Mii Team and from him forcibly using them to suit whatever Teseo and The Seven want. Then again, if the Corps really don’t want to get near them, then Teseo could just create knockoffs of knockoffs, but from his perspective, his copycats would be far more superior than the mostly disposable Corps members.
• In general, the Corps have no intent on taking a side when it comes to the Pantheon and the good/evil conflict that’s at its core, even if there is a “cold war” of sorts when it comes to determining if good or evil should run the place. That hasn’t stopped some villainous deities from looking at the Corps with some curiosity, noting that their numbers could be of use to them and, like Teseo, they believe that with some enhancements, the Corps could make for a threatening army. As the Sigma Virus, Sigma appears as a wireframe and while he was amused at the fact that there are living wireframes that exist to fight, he noticed that said wireframes were part of an organization whose members exist in high numbers, giving him the idea to potentially assimilate most, if not all, their members to serve him via the use of a modified and more dangerous version of the Sigma Virus. Even if those villainous figures don’t share the same appearance as the members of the Corps for the most part, they’re still looking at the Corps with some level of interest and hoping they’d be of more use serving villains like them.
• Unlike the other sectors of the Corps, the Fighting Mii Team aren’t knockoffs of existing fighters, but instead described as taking the faces of notable characters. This particular fact got the attention of Koh, who was notable for stealing faces and in general, only the Fighting Mii Team took his interest as the other sectors of the Corps don’t have anything resembling emotive faces. Koh believed that the Corps had access to a large number of faces, but no one really knows where to directly access the Corps and where they store those faces. While the Miis are more emotive than the rest of the Corps, their facial movements are more limited compared to a typical human. This didn’t exactly hold back Koh from looking to add to his already extensive collection of faces and may have given him ideas on what other victims to look for.
• As mentioned, the Small Fry Corps are a more neutral group of mooks and this applies to the armies that appear as knockoffs of existing fighters. While some of the Smash tournament participants have fought against knockoffs of themselves at different points, there are others in the Pantheon that went through an event of that sort before using the Small Fry Corps as means to refine their abilities. The Symphogear users have had experience fighting Noise, strange artificial creatures that can disintegrate people on contact, and while the Small Fry Corps aren’t as threatening as the Noise, the fact that those enemies exist as knockoffs of existing characters was mildly disturbing, especially since the FIS Receptor Children had to fight an illusion of a past version of Maria Caddenzava Eve. Even if the Corps don’t have much in the way of motivation for doing things other than fighting others, many don’t want to imagine what could happen if the Corps develop corrupted traits of the characters they copy and develop ambitions greater than what they were initially designed for.

@r-lock:

So, are the Mii Team distinctly different from the Mii Fighters introduced as playable characters in SSB 4?

The Small Fry Corps. are up.

Is it just me or is there no deity for the Time Master trope?

@Koro-sensei This is the same situation with Akame since she should have been merged with Night Raid (or just like the profile where The Batman Who Laughs was kept while the group profile was disbanded). If you ask me, Koro-sensei should be merged with Class-3E.

@RJ Remove the Order of Humanity mentions since they will be either overhauled or removed at some point.

@ Hamana: OK, changed

@ Karkat: Dialga has Time Master, but for some reason it and the rest of the Creation Trio are joined together despite having different tropes instead of a shared trope.

Dialga actually has Time Tropes

Never mind then

Got a few ideas in mind for gods. What do you think works?

• Herbert George Wells, God of Swiftly Summarized Premises (House of Specialized Narratives, True Neutral) H.G Wells' work tends to have titles that immediately tell you what the plot is. "The Time Machine" is about time travel, for example. Another example is "The Invisible Man", which is about an Invisible Jerkass. Along with Jules Verne he's one of the trope codifiers for sci-fi
• Stephen William Hawking, God of Only Being Able To Move His Eyes (House of Disabilities, True Neutral)-adopted from Phantom Fire. One of the most famous physicists of the late 20th century, and probably the most famous example of ALS. As a result of this muscle atrophy he could eventually only move his eyes. Ever the Genius Cripple, his wheelchair's computer lets him communicate through eye movements to defy the And I Must Scream trope
• Tiamat, Divine Mother Goddess: this is a retool of FGO and SMT Tiamat by making them part of a Composite Character representing the actual deity, like most profiles based on divine beings. Tiamat is a primordial sea serpent/dragon who embodies salt water and is one of the ancestors to the pantheon and many life. She is a Mother of a Thousand Young as she spawned monsters to avenge her spouse Abzu, who represents fresh water

It seems to me like neither you nor Phantom Fire actually read the trope page for Can Only Move the Eyes.

I am going to say that FGO Tiamat is on the hold for some time since they decided to sort of bring her back with Larva/Tiamat and there is a chance she might come back later on.

@Hamana: I'd have to disagree there. I can see your logic, don't get me wrong, but Koro-Sensei on his own is a rather distinctive character, and I presume such logic was used for Akame when she was given a separate profile.

As an example of personal experience, I worked on the Lyoko Warriors as my second profile all the way back in 2016 around, and they quite frankly weren't distinct enough as individual characters to earn individual spots anyway concerning more in-depth profiles that would better represent certain tropes, hence the usage of grouping them and why I referred to them as an overall conglomerate (Note to self, rework them if I have the time now that I've a bit more experience, disregarding the gap).

Class 3E falls under a similar boat, unless arguments can be made for the other characters (I myself took a look at the Character page for Assassination Classroom and noted that it was organized to separate the main viewpoint characters from the rest of the class and so on and so forth). As such, I think it's okay for Koro-Sensei to have a separate profile.

Likewise, the profile might become too long and unwieldy if he's suddenly included, and while I do so like to ensure that a profile is nicely detailed, there is such a thing as too much.

Bottom Posting.