A long time ago I had adopted a profile from J Rads 47 for Chastity Couple. However it fell into serious writer's block. Does anyone want to take the trope for a spin instead of me?

@Venus

For Lucas, Edward and Alphonse Elric, as well as Ponette have suffered from the sudden deaths of their mothers.

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I’m done with Tangle and Whisper! Accepting thumbs

Tangle the Lemur and Whisper the Wolf, Dual Goddesses of Obtaining Fanart At First Sight (Whisper: Guardian Angel)

• Lesser Goddesses
• Symbol: Tangle’s Prehensile Tail and Whisper’s Mask
• Alignment: Neutral Good. Tangle is Chaotic Evil as a Zombot
• Portfolio: Fanart At First Sight, True Companions, Action Girl
  • Tangle: Prehensile Tail, Nice Girl, Genki Girl, Badass Adorable, Boisterous Bruiser
  • Whisper: Sole Survivor of her former team The Diamond Cutters, Has a Personal Vendetta against Mimic and Dr. Eggman, Properly Paranoid, The Quiet One, Improbable Aiming Skills
• Domains: Heroism, Friendship, Joy, Sorrow, Determination
• Heralds: Jewel the Beetle, Belle the Tinkerer, Whisper’s Wisps
• Allies: Sonic the Hedgehog, Blaze the Cat, Silver the Hedgehog and their friends, The Sailor Guardians, The Heroes of the World Of Balance (Especially Terra and Cyan), Kirby, Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, Princess Peach, Mega Man, Proto Man, Dr. Light, X, Zero, Sash Lilac, Carol Tea, Milla Basset, Clark Kent/Superman, Monkey D. Luffy, Night Raid, Akame, The Fresh Pretty Cures, Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Squirrel Girl, Samurai Jack, Ashi, Kyoko Sakura, Guts.
• Friendly Enemy: Bowser, Harley Quinn (Sometimes allies with them)
• Enemies: DR. EGGMAN, Metal Sonic, Metallix, Infinite, Solaris, Dark Gaia, Black Doom, Erazor Djinn, Mammoth Mogul, Albert Wesker, Alex Mercer, Nurgle, Thrax, Brainiac, Wild Hunt, Dr. Wily, Sigma, Dr. Weil, Ra Moon, The Cybermen, Lord Moebius, Sheev Palpatine, Electro, Eneru, The Borg Collective, Queen Chrysalis, Shang Tsung, The Radiance, Ursula, Lord Brevon
• Tangle the Lemur and Whisper the Wolf are two lifeforms that have aided Sonic in some of his adventures. From Tangle, the Nice Girl Genki Girl Lemur with a Prehensile Tail who you don’t want to anger, to Whisper, a Wolf with Improbable Aiming Skills and happens to be The Stoic Sole Survivor of a former group called the Diamond Cutters that was massacred thanks to Dr. Eggman and her ally-turned foe Mimic. The two have allied themselves with Sonic, and are very good friends with each other. This friendship is something that extends to Sonic the Hedgehog and all of his friends and allies. All of them are working together to defeat the evil Dr. Eggman.
• Ascended to the Pantheon during a rampage from Infinite, who was caught off guard by Whisper knocking him far backwards with a wispon. Before Tangle defeated a Phantom Copy of Zavok that the Jackal created. Sonic, at first, was surprised to see them there, but Silver clarified that he retrieved them because he particularly had a very bad feeling and decided to get some back-up just in case. The real reason is when the fight started, Silver was checking the House of Time and Temporality and saw that they would’ve lost this battle without back-up. Together, they worked together to send the deranged Jackal packing, with Tangle and Whisper getting the trope Fanart At First Sight after the battle was said and done.
• Applies to Both:
  • Tangle and Whisper are True Companions who really care for each other, and the act of bringing harm on either is enough to severely piss the other off. Whisper was outright prepared to shoot Eggman in the head after Tangle was infected with the Metal Virus before Cream talked her down. While normally a Nice Girl, Tangle is capable of despising someone, as shown in her encounter with Mimic. Not many people blame her for this whatsoever. While not officially a part of the Restoration, they help out Sonic and friends whenever they can. Ironically enough, they seem to be spending more time with them in the Pantheon than they are on their own world at the moment, mainly because Mimic isn’t present. Should he arrive, Tangle knows that Whisper WILL try to end him for what he and Eggman did to The Diamond Cutters.
  • They were not happy to find Dr. Eggman in the Pantheon, let alone a plethora of his multiple incarnations at that, not to mention Metal Sonic’s presence as well. However, they’ve also come to blows with some of Sonic’s other foes ever since ascending. Infinite is a major one, as the two were the biggest reasons that his rampage came to a premature end. He did try to create a Phantom Copy of Mimic, but this ended with Tangle getting uncharacteristically angry and trying to pull a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown on him, to the point where she almost shattered his mask, though the only reason she even got that far was because she caught him off guard. He has vowed revenge, and she snidely added that he was lucky Whisper wasn’t there, though she did hear the news and was FAR from pleased. As for the others, though...
    • Erazor Djinn disgusts them. What he did to the world of the Arabian Knights, and the Cruel and Unusual Death he attempted and almost succeeded in inflicting on Sonic is nothing short of vile. The malevolent genie’s desire you conquer all stories, therefore granting him control over all worlds, is something they couldn’t ignore. Erazor scoffed and said that it is better than wanting to DESTROY all worlds and stories, like the Anti-Monitor plans on doing. A sad thing is that he’s right to an extent given the Anti-Monitor. Despite this, and knowing they stand no chance in a straight fight against Erazor, they still vehemently oppose him with everything they have. Doesn’t help that he’s a massive dick.
    • It is through the Pantheon that they learned of a terrible event that occurred regarding a God of Time that was erased from history. That being’s name was Solaris, The Dreaded God of the Sun and Time who is well known throughout Soleanna and most of the Pantheon, the former due to legend and the latter for trying to destroy all of time and space. They were thankful to learn that Solaris was split into its two components, Mephiles the Dark and Iblis, in the Pantheon as of now. Shadow of all people recommended Whisper stay away from the Former, as Mephiles can and WILL Break Them by Talking if he feels the need. While he was able to fight through Mephiles’ efforts, he and Tangle aren’t so sure Whisper would be able to without damage to her mental state. Neither Tangle or Whisper have come to blows against Iblis as of yet.
    • Black Doom is another person who they vehemently oppose. The leader of a race of ravenous aliens, the two find his actions utterly sickening, especially regarding his goals and his treatment of Shadow. Black Doom doesn’t particularly care what they think, but Tangle the Lemur and Whisper the Wolf have both started to become a recurring issue for his troops. Whisper in particular wants to ensure he never gets Shadow on his side, as the idea brings back bad memories of what happened to the Diamond Cutters courtesy of Mimic, Doctor Eggman and a bunch of Shadow Androids. Black Doom has plans to ascend Mimic and eventually Surge into the Pantheon just to spite the two.
    • There was a day where they were hanging out in their temple when a horde of blue, pink and yellow creatures materialized in there with the intent to harm. The two took them out with some difficulty, but consulting with Sonic and Tails led them to figure out that these creatures were minions of Dark Gaia, who is present in the Pantheon and VERY dangerous. It’s awakening was enough to split the Planet apart into seven pieces, and it cannot truly die. However, the recent ascension of Chip has quelled some of Dark Gaia’s attacks more easily, but the two are especially nervous about the power it wields and how it could definitely grow dangerous enough to destroy a good chunk of the Pantheon if left unchecked.
    • Mammoth Mogul doesn’t actively antagonize them, seeing it fit to run his operations without creating more opposition to himself. He finds that they aren’t nearly as big of a threat to him as they are to Sonic, where he plans to abuse his immortality and wait until The Blue Blur is either dead or too old to oppose him. However, they are both wary of his Mind Control abilities, having heard of the Fearsome Foursome Incidents and how he is capable of driving people to Psychic-Assisted Suicide. They haven’t had an encounter with Mogul as of yet, but both parties are well aware that the other exists.
  • There exists a universe where Metal Sonic Went absolutely bonkers and heartlessly murdered nearly everyone the two care about, with only Sonic and Shadow managing to survive his slaughter. This version of Metal Sonic is named Metallix and is present in the Pantheon, and he is very spiteful towards Sonic and Shadow, as well as Mario, Luigi, Yoshi and Bowser for being a massive thorn in his side, and the two have added themselves to his growing list of enemies. They were surprised to find Eggman and Metal Sonic themselves aiding them against Metallix, the two claiming him to be far too much even for them.
  • Whisper and Tangle nearly had a Freak Out upon learning that the Pantheon housed some Technopaths and Diseases, as well as Disease-Based Gods. The two were relieved to find that the Deadly Six were not among them, as they have bad memories of the Metal Virus pandemic, which claimed Tangle and nearly Whisper as well. Sally Acorn did let them know that Zavok used to be in the Pantheon, and that it’d be best to prepare themselves in case he manages to return, especially if he succeeds in bringing the rest of the Six with him. As dangerous as they are, Whisper and Tangle know that the Deadly Six are nothing compared to Brainiac, who is more than capable of controlling far more electronics and robots than the Six combined would be able to do.
    • Speaking of the Metal Virus, the two fear that Albert Wesker, Thrax and Nurgle plan to remake it, which they don’t, and have expressed their concerns to the Good-Aligned Deities (And SCP-049) in the Houses of Health and Diseases and Machinery and Technology, who admitted that they fear the possibility as well, but pointed out the existence of one being more likely to try it...Alex Mercer. While the Metal Virus does turn people into Zombie-Like Robots that were dubbed Zombots, they believe Alex Mercer has plans to try absorbing a bunch of it to gain some of its power, and nobody likes the idea of either potential outcome, and the two have been working with the Two Houses to keep this horrible fantasy from becoming a reality.
  • Given their disdain for Mimic, it was only a matter of time before they came to blows with other evil shapeshifters and Octopi. Ursula’s capacity for Faustian Bargains and has the ability to shapeshift. While not as deplorable as Mimic, the two oppose her nonetheless. They wonder if, should Mimic ascend, they could have the Hall of Shapeshifters subject him to a Shapeshifter Mode Lock to make him less of a threat. Also, Tangle the Lemur and Whisper the Wolf decidedly made their opinions on Shang Tsung very, very clear after learning of the many atrocities he had committed.
  Tangle: “YOU. ARE. HORRIBLE!”
• Applies to Tangle:
  • Tangle prefers to spend her spare time finding new and fun things to do, and hanging out and having a good time with others. That being said, she is not someone to anger and is more than capable of handling herself in a fight. She cares deeply about her friends and has fun finding stuff to do with her Prehensile Tail, especially if she discovers new things about it. She likes hanging out in the various Houses where her friends reside, and has taken one of her closest ones, Jewel the Beetle, in as a herald. She also likes to mess around with contraptions and stuff that she thinks are cool and wants to try, but is not a tinkerer herself. She especially loves hanging out with Blaze due to having a good bit of Hero Worship for the Sol Dimension Native.
• Applies to Whisper:
  • Likewise, Whisper likes spending time with her friends, but will leave them if she thinks her being near them will cause them to become endangered, by an enemy or otherwise. She likes hanging out with Tangle, and is often seen in the Hall of Firearms trying to improve her aim using her Wispon, which she uses to harness the power of any willing Wisp. She has a whole horde of friendly Wisps serving as her heralds, and she gets along with the ascended ones as well. Silver has some Hero Worship for her, often referring to her as the Guardian Angel, and taking her mask is a good way to either piss her off or cause a Freak Out. Recently, however, things haven’t looked so good for the poor wolf. Surge the Tenrec managed to deliver a Curb-Stomp Battle to her and abduct her Wisps for her own ends, and broke her Wispon. Whisper was left deeply scarred by this, and another of Tangle’s heralds, Belle the Tinkerer, has been working on fixing the Wispon. Time will tell if she succeeds, but Sonic is currently preparing for his showdown with Surge...

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

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BTW I haven't been as active partly because of burn out, but also partly because for the past month my connection has been poor and my modem is less tolerant of any more than four or five tabs open at once. My Dad works in an internet company and plans to figure out the problem so I will get back to my old schedule eventually. Until then I am going to just focus on my more developed drafts

Speaking of which, is there anything left to say about the giant chicken?

Ernie the Giant Chicken, God of Cocky Roosters

• Hall: Birds (House of Beast)
• Lesser God
• Symbol: A bruised chicken foot
• Alignment: True Neutral (Chaotic Evil when fighting Peter)
• Portfolio: Cocky Rooster, Determinator, Being Peter's Greatest Enemy Due To An Expired Coupon...And Who Pays The Bill, Made of Iron, Eye Awaken, Is Usually Chill When Not Trying To Kill Peter, The Result Of A Failed Cloning Project, Cycle of Revenge, No One Should Survive That!, Not Important To The Plot, But A Fun Distraction
• Domains: Rivals, Brawls, Animated Sitcoms, Pride, Determination, Chickens
• Interested in: Tapu Koko
• Allies: Homer Simpson, Foghorn Leghorn, Donald Duck, the Robot Chicken, Panchito Pistoles, Chanticleer
• On good terms with: Ned Flanders, Jose Carioca
• Enemies
  • Arch-Enemy: PETER GRIFFIN
• Other enemies: Eric Cartman, Judge Doom, Lord Shen, the Grand Duek of Owls, Clockwerk, Colonel Sanders, Dag
• Sitcom Archnemesis with: Dr Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik (AOSTH incarnation only), Beavis and Butthead
• Distrusts: The different Terminator models, the House of Time and Temporality
• Uncertain opinion: Wile E Coyote and Sylvester the Cat
• Most long-running characters have an Arch-Enemy; Batman has the Joker, Goku has Frieza and Peter Griffin is no different as his enemy is...a giant chicken. By all accounts Ernie is a normal funny animal, however when he and Peter meet they will immediately get into a massive, destructive and chaotic brawl that all began with an expired coupon. Ernie is defined by his utter determination, resilience over things that should kill even a cartoon character, and being a cocky aggressive cock^note the bird, get your mind out of the gutter!.
• Even for a cartoon character Ernie stands as legendarily resilient. He has been stabbed, hanged, chopped up to bits, drowned and even roasted to death but will always recover off-screen after an Eye Awaken. He'd be considered for an honorary position in the Forms of Immortality, but they disagreed saying he needed Toon Physics to achieve it. On another note, in a universe where the Griffins are British he's a pheasant. He's also on good terms with Lois and his kid goes to the same preschool as Stewie.
• Homer was rather flippant that Peter called Ernie his Arch-Enemy, saying "I thought I was your Arch-Enemy!" to him, only for Peter to say "eh, you've got the bronze". For those wondering, the silver goes to Carter Pewterschmidt. Ernie had heard he and Peter had a chicken fight and he wanted to meet Homer at Moe's. The two had a drink together and discussed their past adventures, where he learned Homer also has arch-enemies; (the deceased) Frank Grimes, Patty and Selma and Mr Burns (there's Flanders, but it's more a jealous rivalry/Vitriolic Best Buds thing). Except for "Grimey" Homer's enemies are capable of being friendly as he and Selma will sometimes help each other with their issues and once in a while Mr Burns will be chill with Homer. Ernie found he enjoyed Homer's company as he's not as much of a jerk as Peter and is more easy going.
  • His time visiting Springfield led Ernie to meet up with Ned Flanders. Despite being his new friend's Sitcom Archnemesis and Ned not approving of his own chaotic conflict, he and the chicken are relatively cordial to one another; occasional fundamentalism aside, Ned is such a contrast from Peter he considers the guy a nice change of place. Ned was a bit surprised to learn his and Peter's feud re-started over Outhumbling Each Other paying for a dinner.
• Neither Ned nor Homer expected that he also had the misfortune of dealing with a "Terminator" (well, a Peter copy being a ersatz of one) blowing his head off. While the actual Terminators couldn't care less about a giant chicken besides mild surprise at Ernie's apparent immortality, Ernie can never trust them. Ernie distrusts the House of Time and Temporality as well, but not because of any Terminator shenanigans; when Peter meddled with the timelines it led to him accidentally punching Ernie 20 years early, muddling their feud (though his friend stopped him fighting there). There's also the possibility that Griffins fighting chickens might just be In the Blood for them, as Peter's great-grandfather Juarez Griffin was a cockfighter^note as in he personally fought them because of his short stature.
• Peter was under the impression that Ernie would get along swimmingly with Clockwerk and Lord Shen. The former is so utterly driven by his hatred of the Cooper clan he's become a nigh-immortal machine, and the latter fits an archetype of prideful birds...that of the peacock. However while Ernie admits to understanding their lingering grudges and hubris, he's only evil in his reckless bouts with Peter. He considers the two villains and won't even ask them for help against his Arch-Enemy.
• On the flip side, Peter was dead on the money that he and Foghorn Leghorn would get along. Foghorn is a more famous Cocky Rooster (though with his own trope) and quite the loudmouth. Ernie admits he's more of a dick than he is, but he's also hilarious and his son loves watching his antics. Ernie was interested in another Cocky Rooster too, due to their great power; Tapu Koko. OK, Tapu Koko is rooster-like instead of being a full bird but it's a capricious and fickle bird-like Blood Knight from the Poke-equivalent of Hawaii. Ernie plans to learn more about the Tapus when he gets to go on vacation in Alola.
• Eggman's passive feud with Ernie is one of his sillier/light-hearted foes, though this only applies to his "AOSTH" incarnation as the others couldn't care less. You see, that Robotnik wanted the Cocky Rooster trope to be represented by Scratch. While fitting in some regards, Ernie pointed out that Scratch is a robot while he's 100% real bird and wondered why he'd care about a "nincombot" getting a position. Robotnik's response was "he's MY nincombot!" and stormed off. He also has a one-sided feud with Beavis and Butthead as the innuendo-loving teens could not resist making jokes about Ernie being a giant cock^note stop it. While this does hurt his pride, outside of the manslaughter he and Peter cause he's usually a normal guy and they're still kids so he only intimidates and makes fun of them instead of getting into a chicken fight.
• According to Dr Hartman he spearheaded a failed cloning project to clone a chicken, but created a hostile, man-sized chicken. Due to this origin, Ernie has a pending status as an honorary member of the Hall of Clones and Counterparts, though he doesn't intend to use it. Dr Bright of the SCP Foundation thinks Hartman might've had some communication with whoever/whatever made SCP-3199. In case you're wondering, the Cocky Rooster wasn't pleased to learn about the SCP.
  Ernie: "What the fuck is that?! Seriously, WHAT?!"
• Ernie heard a rumor that the cloning program that created him might have ties to a Mad Scientist that found a roadkill chicken and turned it into a cyborg to watch a bunch of skits. No truth to those rumors was ever found, but what was found was a new ally in the form the Robot Chicken. Best showcased when he broke out of his containment and went off to find his wife, the bio-mechanical fowl can really kick ass. As a married rooster himself Ernie can respect the effort he went into saving his woman, and joined the Robot Chicken with open wings. Together they formed "the Coop D'etat"^note they're non-political, they just liked the name pun, an alliance to protect fellow birds from harassment.
• After forming the Coop D'etat Ernie and the Robot Chicken reached out for Chanticleer's support. They aren't the kind of rooster who crows with the rise of the sun but like any chicken worth their salt they like their day-night schedules the way it is. Chanticleer accepted this alliance, but they need to prove they aren't chickens in the derogatory sense by standing firm against the Grand Duke of Owls. Since Ernie refuses to give up even when he should be dead, he only laughed and clucked at the idea he had an ounce of cowardice in his white meat. To strengthen the Coop D'etat even further, Ernie had another Cocky Rooster join his side as the firearms specialist of the group; Panchito. The Life of the Party agreed but only on the condition that Jose had to be made a member, even if he's a parrot and not a rooster.
• While easy-going Ernie does have someone other than Peter who sets off his Berserk Button; Colonel Sanders. Three words; Kentucky Fried Chicken. Colonel Sanders tried to explain that he doesn't cook sentient chickens, however Ernie recalls the time Colonel Sanders decapitated Foghorn Leghorn. In his defense it was a Cutaway Gag but Ernie still hates him on principle of being a chicken. This led to the two getting into their own chicken battle, only for Peter to come to rescue with a lawyer he felt the Colonel was ripping off "my thing". The case was dropped after Colonel Sanders promised Peter a free take-out, who was nice enough to not eat it in sight of Ernie.
• He's not sure where to stand on Wile E Coyote. On one hand, he is trying to eat a fellow bird, but on the other he's so bad at it he can't help but feel pity for the coyote. He has the same view on Sylvester too. He's a lot less sympathetic to Dag, who prides himself on being the nastiest predator you've EVER seen. He's pretty open about wanting to eat Ernie and have his son for dessert, leading to Ernie beating the ever-loving shit out of the coyote. Dag was lucky to slink away and not mention his "chicken feet trophy" or Ernie would've killed him.
• Scrooge McDuck sees him as as the good counterpart to his Arch-Enemy Flint Glomgold; Scrooge cheaped out and gave him a dime instead of a dollar for shining his shoes. The young duck felt so insulted that he swore to be better than Scrooge ever since, even acting like a Scottish man despite being from South Africa. Meanwhile Peter got in his face all over an expired coupon, and later over who pays a bill, and this petty squabble ballooned similarly to Flint and Scrooge. However while Flint became truly villainous, at worst Ernie is merely apathetic to the damage his fights with Peter cause, and even those fall under "cartoon logic" and the Rule of Funny while Flint's actions have plot relevance. Personally Ernie doesn't see a reason to get involved, but he did consider how he might become like Flint if he didn't have a life outside of fighting Peter.
• Despite him and Peter being sworn enemies, they aren't incapable of pulling an Enemy Mine. The two refuse to let anyone else try to kill the other since only they can try to kill each other. Both will put asides their differences to fight Eric Cartman and Judge Doom. The latter sees any toon as something to be exterminated despite being one himself, and what's worse is that he has The Dip-one of the few substances that can truly kill a toon, something not even Peter and Ernie could recover from. As for the former, it's simply because he hates anything connected to Family Guy and considers the feud between the two as the epitome of what he hates about it.
  • Also, as much as they hate each other Peter couldn't bring himself to let Ernie die from bird flu; Lois convinced him that he needs a rival to give him meaning in life so he saved Ernie's life. And for those wondering, Ernie doesn't have a problem with the rest of the Griffin family as it's only Peter he hates.
• Because of how angry he can get, Ernie's therapist has advised that he avoids interacting with Donald Duck and Dan. Dan is an easily pissed off and determined to get revenge on whoever pissed him off, and may not stop with just a chicken fight. Donald isn't as quick to anger, but his Unstoppable Rage is the thing of legends and with their combined toon logic it could end up as a bloodier chicken fight than even the ones he has with Peter. Despite this, Donald still ended up meeting Ernie since they reserved the same table unintentionally. Brian was acting as a waiter and mediating the two so instead of fighting they were able to discuss their anger issues and talk about bird stuff they agreed on, leading to them getting along. As it turns out, Brian orchestrated this meeting. Why? He wanted to neutralize a potential future feud for the sake of his friend Peter, who believes Ernie should only be his rival and not Donald. Peter rewarded Brian with a belly rub.
  • Due to being a good friend of Donald, Panchito and Jose's alliance with the giant chicken was enhanced when Ernie and Donald became friends.
• He once parodied Boba Fett in the show's Family Guy parody, since Peter was parodying Han Solo. Ernie sent Boba a letter on what he thought of his performance, but never got a reply. Ernie himself got a letter from the Court of the Gods saying they would prefer him and Peter try to limit their rampage to the House of Fighting and Combat. However they made a mistake in getting Peter and Ernie to mutually agree on this; their attempts at not squabbling broke down into yet another epic chicken fight which led to many houses in disarray. The Hounds Of War sold tickets.

[1] Perhaps she can be allies with Uni, since they share the same English and Japanese voice actresses?

"I have SO many pajamas, and I find them all cute!"

I should note that interactions based purely on having the same voice actors are no longer accepted. If they have something else in common, then an interaction might be possible.

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Irrelevant right now.

Edited by CardboardBot on Dec 4th 2022 at 6:48:26 PM

I'm sorry, but as per the rules, you can't suggest something with a brand new trope at least until a month or two has passed since said trope's launch.

I'll take it that you didn't know about this information, so I'll be lenient for now. Still, I advise you to be wary of the rules and be careful.

Believe me, I've had my fumblings and screw-ups in the past, so I'm saying this with experience.

That said, you can keep the idea in your sandbox, but as I said, you'll have to wait for some time before you can suggest it for approval.

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@Sailor — My apologies for taking too long, but here's a for Tangle and Whisper.

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@RJ — From what I gather, Peter and Ernie are literal Sitcom Arch-Nemesis, but end up taking each other too seriously in comparison to other examples.

Besides that, here are some flavor texts that I think could be expanded and/or improved upon...

• Also, as much as they hate each other Peter couldn't bring himself to let Ernie die from bird flu; Lois convinced him that he needs a rival to give him meaning in life so he saved Ernie's life. And for those wondering, Ernie doesn't have a problem with the rest of the Griffin family as it's only Peter he hates.
• Due to being a good friend of Donald, Panchito and Jose's alliance with the giant chicken was enhanced when Ernie and Donald became friends.

Edited by CrimsonShark on Dec 4th 2022 at 3:00:21 PM

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

@Tangle and Whisper- I'll give a since you feel you're done. BUT I would like to note that Whisper is based on Sniper Wolf, with the Diamond Dusters based on the rest of Foxhound; Revolver Ocelot and Psycho Mantis being two other members within the Pantheon.

Tangle and Whisper are here.

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

Announcement regarding Alliance reworks: I will post sandboxes that will contain reworked Alliance descriptions for the GUAG, GUAE, GUAL, GUAC, and GUAD, each with 3 council leaders (to decentralize Alliances so they're not "Character Fan Club") and a list of repurposed subdivisions for each with little descriptions of how they serve their respective alignment in a Pantheon that emphasizes less on Alliance wars.

I will link to the sandboxes starting from the beginning of the next page.

Here are some stuff you may need to know:

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We did it everyone. We destroyed Guam.

Do we vote on who the new heads are or is someone going to do it behind closed?

Also, on another random topic, I find the alligator of Big-Lipped Alligator Moment oddly inaccurate to its own trope because that alligator, as unexplained as the gator was, became relevant at the story’s end where it saves the main characters and ate the villain of All Dogs Go to Heaven. Long story short, I would not trust Nostalgia Critic on plot summaries.

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

Three leaders were chosen for each Alliance. Still open to feedback, though, and once the new pages for them are made and shown, we can discuss them more.

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Back a month or two ago, my choices were based off of who would both legitimately represent their alignment and be fit for the reworked Alliances according to their standards and getting suggestions from others. Took this long to write descriptions for all of them due to rl issues and being a lil lazy

Edited by Necromancer10 on Dec 4th 2022 at 12:14:16 PM

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When did you chose them?

And exactly who chose them?

Edited by M1gamiTensei on Dec 4th 2022 at 9:09:49 AM

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On the subject of The Alligator King, I've actually had a possible replacement prepared (alongside another idea that I might as well share while I'm here):

• Polyblank for Big-Lipped Alligator Moment: the game he comes from practically thrives off of unexplained events that come out of nowhere, interrupt the plot, and are never referenced again, and more often than not they're entirely Played for Laughs. These events often come with entire gameplay styles and mechanics that are abruptly introduced and are never used again.

• The Lamb for Recruitment by Rescue: This is their main method of recruiting members into its cult. Recruitment generally revolves around rescuing people from various perils, from attempted sacrifices to boss mutations, and through their gratefulness will agree to join your cult, allowing you to mold them into cultists worshipping you.

NOISE IS CALLING, PICK UP PHONE

for the Lamb

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@Dood: for the Lamb.

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Done with Reznick.

Trevor Reznick, God of the Accidental Child-Killer Backstory

• Quasideity
• Symbol: A post-it note depicting a completed game of hangman with the letters spelling out “killer”
• Alignment: True Neutral (formerly had unstable bouts of Chaotic Neutral behavior)
• Portfolio: Unreliable Narrator, Nothing but Skin and Bones, Mental Story, Trauma-Induced Amnesia, Sanity Slippage, The Insomniac, Post-it Notes
• Domains: Trauma, Mentalism
• Avatar: Christian Bale
• Allies: Simon Henriksson, Jesse Pinkman
• Avoids: John Kramer, Jonathan Crane
• Sympathy from: Sunny
• Foil to: Travis Bickle
• Trevor Reznick is an emaciated machinist who is suffering from insomnia and is distant from almost everyone he meets, with the exceptions of a hooker named Stevie and a waitress named Marie. A meeting with a man named Ivan sends Trevor’s life spiraling out of control, with him getting fired from his job and later barred from visiting Stevie as a result of his increasing paranoia. Trevor later learning that there never was someone named Marie working as a waitress at the airport cafe he visited and a confrontation with Ivan forces Trevor to confront a terrible truth about himself. A year prior to his reckoning, Trevor was responsible for a hit-and-run accident that caused the death of a young boy, which later contributed to Trevor’s deteriorating condition and Ivan, who no one else could see, served as a manifestation of the monster Trevor saw himself as. It’s only when Trevor turns himself in to the police and admits his crime that he can finally be at peace with himself and go to sleep.
• It had been at least a year since Trevor had been in prison when he was told that someone wanted to visit him. His visitor empathized with his psychological plight and asked Trevor if he was interested in potentially furthering recovery, a question Trevor wasn’t sure how to answer. The visitor showed Trevor some papers for the Pantheon, a place where people who went through terrible ordeals can be given the means to live a normal life. This potential extension to Trevor’s recovery was not without some issues ranging from dealing with fantastical elements Trevor was unfamiliar with to dealing with obstacles that would remind him of his dark past. Although Trevor was wary about getting involved in a place where he could end up falling back to his unstable condition after running over that child, the visitor assured Trevor that even if he opted not to get too heavily involved with what happens in the Pantheon, there will at least be something there to ensure his state of mind will be at peace.
• One of the few entities in the Pantheon that Trevor was able to maintain amiability towards was Simon Henriksson, who also endured psychological turmoil following a nasty accident. Beyond the dark irony of Trevor causing a hit-and-run while Simon was victim of such a crime, both had to contend with dark manifestations of themselves with Ivan representing Trevor’s guilt and Book Simon being the cause of Simon’s misery and learned that the only way to be on the road to recovery was to confront their own darkness. When it came to hallucinations, the freakish-looking monsters that Simon confronted were far more dangerous than anything Trevor had to endure both from a psychological and physical standpoint. Regardless of Simon going through a more extreme version of Trevor’s ordeal that could have potentially ended in tragedy, Simon was understanding of what Trevor went through and given how Simon is working on recovering from his psychological problems, he’s willing to help Trevor in that aspect.
• Like Trevor, Rust Cohle was involved in a hit-and-run incident that personally took a toll on his life, with the victim being Rust’s daughter. This led to Rust’s wife divorcing him and Rust becoming an alcoholic and developing a nihilistic view about humanity. Being a detective, Rust is dedicated to stopping crime in spite of his outlook on humanity and it was news for him to learn about another man who ruined his life as a result of an accidental hit-and-run. Trevor didn’t really have anything to live for in contrast to Rust doing detective work despite his alcoholism and nihilism, so when Trevor was brought up to Rust, he replied that not everyone can change for the better, but finding something worth living for after understanding what regret is can be a start.
• Before meeting the Venom Symbiote, Eddie Brock was involved in a hit-and-run accident that caused the death of a child similar to what Trevor did, but the aftermath of the child getting run over was different. Where Trevor attempted to repress that memory before coming to terms with his actions, Eddie knew from the start that he was guilty of the accident, but ended up absolving himself of that responsibility due to the influence of his father, an action that would affect his personality for years. It took plenty of time for Eddie to better himself as a person and while the Venom Symbiote was a terrifying entity for those unaware of it, Eddie would work with it to fight against frightening foes, furthering his complicated path to being a hero. For an ordinary person who was mentally unwell such as Trevor, seeing something as unnatural as the Venom Symbiote bonded to what appeared to be a physically capable man (albeit one who has made the effort to be a more heroic figure and is understanding of Trevor’s past hit-and-run ordeal), seeing it almost felt like a worse version of his past hallucinations even if others can see the symbiote.
• While Sunny had a similar ordeal when it came to confronting the accidental murder of a child, how things panned out were different as Trevor apparently never had any genuine friends to hang out with compared to Sunny. Sunny created an imaginary world in his head as a means to cope with him being responsible for the death of his own sister and much like how Ivan was a manifestation of Trevor’s guilt, Omori was a representation of the depression Sunny suffered following Mari’s death. Both Trevor and Sunny had to come clean about them causing the sudden death of a child, though Trevor noted that getting involved in such a murder while having a group of friends like what Sunny went through had the potential to be more devastating for multiple people than Trevor’s own accidental manslaughter. The two were also relatively quiet individuals, though given how Sunny had a strong bond with his group of friends (who saw a bit of Sunny in Trevor when Sunny mentioned him to the group), he believes there is a chance that Trevor can open up to more people even if the process will take time.
• Within his hallucinations, Trevor befriended a boy named Nicholas, who appeared to be the son of Maria and it only ended up being more devastating for Trevor when he learned the truth about what he did back then. Nicholas was identical to the boy Trevor ran over and Maria was a representation of the boy’s mother, both of their lives being destroyed as a result of Trevor’s negligence back then. As far as the Pantheon is concerned, Trevor is aware that not everyone is willing to forgive him for admitting that he killed a child. If there is something that he is furious about, it’s hearing about the number of entities who are willing to deliberately harm, if not outright kill, children as they serve as reminders of how worse Trevor could have been if he didn’t admit his guilt.
• As much as Trevor knows that he isn’t expecting forgiveness from everyone over what he did back then, he’s dismayed to learn there are some who are willing to brutally punish criminals, regardless of whether their actions were accidents or not. John Kramer was someone who frightened Trevor given how he punishes those that are guilty of something by putting them through deadly games that can cause further physical and psychological harm to those that are caught in it. Kramer found something intriguing about how someone who committed a crime (even if it was accidental) eventually admitted to his guilt, but if Trevor ended up falling back into his unstable behavior and caused another manslaughter incident because of it, Kramer would have the appropriate punishment in mind for him. Learning about how ruthless Kramer can be when it comes to punishing the guilty has given Trevor plenty of reasons to avoid him as much as possible.
• Travis Bickle was another mentally unstable man who went through some similar events when it came to a hooker and another woman he cared about, but how things played out ended up being different. Travis, who tried to have a relationship with a campaign volunteer, failed at it, and later took a liking towards a hooker, took issue with what he saw as criminals and low-life humans and sought an outlet for his violence that he ended up embracing. Trevor ended up committing a crime by accident and as a result, his paranoia caused him to be driven out by a hooker he befriended and he never directly met the woman he fantasized about hanging out with. Since Trevor was able to mentally recover to some extent in the end, he sees Travis as a dark reflection of himself and what could have happened if Trevor never sought to find the truth about himself.
• As Trevor is aware of, the path to redemption for criminals who witnessed the murder of a child (or caused such a thing in Trevor’s case) is difficult and Jesse Pinkman was not only a former criminal who sought to get out of the darkness that he found himself in, but someone who Trevor was able to talk to. Having formerly been involved in the business of making meth, Jesse witnessed the murder of a child at the hands of Todd Alquist and as Jesse’s former boss Walter White slid further into villainy, Jesse tried to break away from it and after plenty of hardships, he succeeded. Jesse had some doubts about meeting someone who was involved with the accidental death of a child, but after hearing about how remorseful Trevor was about it, he came to an understanding. While Trevor’s path to full recovery will take time and trouble will come knocking, Jesse is willing to support Trevor and ensure that the latter’s redemption will fully stick.
• Following that hit-and-run incident, Trevor became insomniac and was only able to finally get some sleep after admitting his crime. The Pantheon being a place where second chances happen yet many are aware of the mistakes of others, Trevor has been able to sleep better than he has before, but sometimes a bad nightmare that reminds him of his past will sometimes happen and Trevor will end up losing sleep for a bit. While there are plenty of malevolent monsters that only exist in dreams, the bigger concern Trevor has is that he’ll end up in a nightmarish world that’ll remind him of his dark past and that can be a nightmare that he can’t wake up from. That the Pantheon was home to a number of powerful entities that can create dream worlds and can potentially trap victims in them in addition to preying on their worst fears has given Trevor another problem to worry about in addition to his occasional returning bouts of insomnia.
• Trevor’s deteriorating mental state after running over that child led to numerous hallucinations, which included meeting Maria, Nicholas, and Ivan at different points in time. As much as these hallucinations took a toll on Trevor during that time, there were some in the Pantheon who endured far more intense hallucinations and a few deities were capable of instilling them onto their victims. As the supervillain Scarecrow, Jonathan Crane uses fear gas to make his victims see their worst fears, something that disturbed Trevor as it meant he could see even worse versions of his hallucinations if he were to ever inhale that fear gas. What made it worse was that Dr. Crane was also a psychologist who was obsessed with what others feared and if Trevor was going to visit a psychologist who understood his own problems get further in his psychological recovery, it would certainly not be Crane.

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@SailorVenus372 - Lucas’ Party

• I don't have suggestions at the moment but I really want to provide some. I'll just PM if I think of something.

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@CrimsonShark - Sayaka Miki
(See their entries on the trope page for explanation)

• Emotion Eater - The Dementors, Yuuki Terumi
  • Hope Crusher - Junko Enoshima, Scarecrow, Pitch Black, Kefka Palazzo, Nurgle, Joker (Pretty Cure), Joker (DC), Anti-Spiral
• Cannot Spit It Out - Ladybug and Cat Noir
• Secretly Selfish Heroes - The Plutonian "is this combined with Love Hungry. He ultimately became a superhero to fulfill his deep-seated desire for love and acceptance (resulting from a Dark and Troubled Past) coupled with an intense martyr complex imposed on him by his foster parents." It helps he too became a monster, albeit metaphorically, when something traumatic happened to him which lead to his Heel Turn
• And Then John Was a Zombie, self-esteem and hero issues - Steven Universe: He and the Cystal Gems once fought corrupted gem monsters which were once their fellow gem kind that were corrupted by their gem leaders and affected their minds, which affects their bodies as well.. In the future, Steven himself corrupted into a kaiju-like monster after feeling despair over his repressed trauma and self-loathing. He uses better tho as all of his friend and family hugged him and let him know that he was needed. It helps that in the main series he tried to learn how to be a hero so that he can live up to his mom, who was considered by her fellow rebel gems as a hero (at least at the beginning).

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I'm putting the Detroit Androids on hold at the moment because I'm struggling to get in decent interactions for some of the characters I'm not familiar with without making more flavor texts.

For now, I've started to work on Jesse (with some stubs of the flavor text I'm planing to add). I also need some character suggestions for him.

• Drug Users or Drug Dealers who are want recruit him as a meth cook or get him back in the drug trade
• Anyone estranged from their parents due to drug addiction or being a criminal lifestyle they don't approve of
  • Alternatively, any parent who disapproves of their criminal children
• Those who are related to forced labour or slavery (either against or in favor of the practice)
• Former drug addicts
• Former criminals who want or have turned away from their life of crime, mostly wants to live a normal life
• Anyone with an interest in woodworking
• Any other suggestion are welcome

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Jesse Bruce Pinkman, God of Profanity for Emphasis (Cap'n Cook, Jesse Jackson, Diesel, Timmy Dipshit, Dope Head, Igor, Rewindo, Captain America, Mr. Driscoll)

• Demigod
• Symbol: The RV with a meth lab inside; Alternatively, his new forged driver's license
• Theme Song: "ENCHANTED" By Chloe X Halle
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral With Shades of Chaotic Good
• Portfolio: Emphasizing His Statements With "Bitch", Unconventional Vernacular, Goes Ballistic if Children Were Harmed, Went Through Many Miseries, Grew Out of His Impulsiveness, Quick to Blame Himself, Desires Approval and Affection, Surprisingly Kind and Smart, Earn Your Happy Ending, Redemption Earns Life
• Domain: Crime, Sorrow, Guilt, Depth
• High Priest: Scary Terry
• Heralds: Skinny Pete, Brandon "Badger" Mayhew, Christian "Combo" Ortega
• Allies: Niko Bellic, Omar Little
  • Odd Friendship: Todd Chavez, Sarah Collins, Vanoss Crew Deities (VanossGaming, Daithi De Nogla, The Gaming Terroriser, H2ODelirious)
• On Good Terms with: Bob Arctor, Roy Harper, Rick Sanchez, Morty Smith
• Enemies: Todd Alquist, Gustavo Fring, Any and All Nazi Gods, Anyone Who Would Hurt a Child, Cain Marko/The Juggernaut, Freddy Krueger
• Conflicting Opinion: Sonic the Hedgehog, Fritz the Cat, Sae Niijima
• Uneasy Relationship: Hank Schrader, Rust Cohle and Marty Hart, Jessica Cage, Tropes Pantheon Police Department
• Complicated Relationship: Walter White
• Jesse Pinkman was a small-time methamphetamine cook and marijuana dealer in Albuquerque, New Mexico and a former student of Chemistry teacher Walter White. After he estranged from his middle-class parents due to his drug addiction, he turns to drug dealing to make ends met for himself, which caught the attention his former teacher who wanted to enter the illegal drug trade, to provide money for his family before his terminal illness takes him. Using Walt's knowledge in chemistry and Jesse's knowledge in meth making and the drug trade, they formed a partnership and tried to distribute their highly potent blue meth, which attached trouble for the both of them as they have to deal with other dangerous drug dealers as well as local drug enforcement. Despite earning a lots of money during his partnership with Mr. White, Jesse's mental state takes a turn for the worse as he suffered grief following the murder of his friend by rival dealers as well as his girlfriend of an overdose, causing him to go on a drug binge before Walt was able saved him. After Jesse exits rehab, he and Walt worked under Gustavo Fring, a fast-food restaurant manager who uses his business as a front to disturbed meth across the mid-western US, gaining them more money.
  • Despite later earning Gus's trust as his cook, Jesse would later turn on Gus after he learned that his dealers played a part in his friend's death as well as the poisoning of his new girlfriend's son, leading him and Walt to team up and using his knowledge of Gus to take down the Drug Kingpin. Filling the void left by Gus's death, Jesse and Walt establish their own meth operation, later hiring a former exterminator Todd Alquist, who has connections to the Aryan Brotherhood and another distributor, to help them on one of their heist. But everything went awry as Jess saw Todd shooting as child who witness their heist, leading Jesse to be distraught and deciding to quit the meth business. Adding to that, his disagreement with Walt’s increasing fixation on building a criminal empire, having becoming equally reliant on him emotionally as a father figure but also disgusted with himself and with what Walter had become, leading to him dissolving his partnership with Walt in the process. After suspecting that Walt was the one who poison his girlfriend's kid in order to help him turn on Gus, Jesse decides to work with Walt's brother-in-law, DEA Agent Hank Schrader, who at the time knows Walt's role in the drug trade, to get him arrested. Jesse was later kidnapped by the Aryan Brotherhood member after Walt calls for backup after learning of his brother-in-law's trap and pissed off by Jesse's betrayal, but not before Walt confesses to him that he was ever he night his girlfriend overdosed and watched her die.
  • For several months, Jesse was tortured and became a meth-making slave to the Todd, his uncle and his Aryan Brotherhood group. He tried to escape but once he was recaptured, he was punished by having Todd kill his current girlfriend and threatens to kill her son if he escapes again. Walt later returns to the compound where Jesse was held at and kills Neo-Nazi gang to tie up loose ends, with Jesse getting revenge on Todd by choking him with Jesse's chain restraints and and escaping the compound in Tears of Joy. He would later gather his reminding drug money and pay someone to forge a new identity for him so that he can start a new life in Alaska.
• Several deities decided to make suggestion to make Jesse a deity after feeling pity for his rough life and being overjoyed by his escape from the compound, but by the time they were able to make arrangements for his ascension, Jesse had moved to Alaska to start a new life. Still, they sent a letter to him anyway, hoping he would accept their invitation to move here in the hopes it would promise him a more peaceful life. When he did read the letter and came to this place, he would find himself being in court of having his life reviewed for his title. He didn't feel comfortable reliving his past and requested a title that is not tied to his life (considering he is currently hiding and all that). While the Council suggested a particular title for him due to his...entertaining use of profanity, Jesse initially protested, being weirded out that such as specific title like that exist. After they showed him a supercut of the times he has said the phrase to the point that "Bitch" was seemingly his catchphrase, Jesse concede to their point and accepted the title.
• His temple looks similar to a renovated version of his late aunt's house, which he is fine with. He also decided to bring his friends Badger and Skinny Pete as heralds, later including Combo to after learning that the dead can be revived and recruited as heralds too. He considered bringing either of his former girlfriends Jane and Andrea with him but didn't want burden them any further, feeling guilty that he is partially responsible for their deaths. For the most part, after his experiences with the drug trade and his imprisonment, he wants nothing to do with any drug or crime related activities, opting to learn to refine his wooden craft skills in the House of Craft to one day open up a woodshop in his temple. For now, he work as a carpenter here to make ends meet. When not taking clients or doing a project, he mostly stay in the temple either hanging out with his heralds or by himself, thought he does go out occasionally and explore out of curiosity.
• Has complicated relationships with the deities from his world. Ever since his ascension, he tries to avoid Walter White due to the events that happened when they were mortals. Considering how toxic their relationship became, and having mutually agreed to stay out of each others way before Walt passed, it's for the best. He also actively avoids Gustavo Fring, not only because Jesse refuses to renew his ties with Gus but also to prevent him from knowing he had a hand in the former Drug Kingpin's death, which would be bad if Gus decides to take revenge as he had heard that Gus has gain a few powerful allies of his own. The person he avoids the most is Hank Schrader, as while their views of each other improved a bit following their Enemy Mine situation back when they were mortals, Jesse knows that Hank would try to turn him in as a fugitive. Fortunately for Jesse, Hank has learned of what happened to Jesse after his death and decides (without Jesse knowing) to keep his new identify a secret out of pity and regret for not preventing what has happened to him at the hands of the Neo-Nazis. Speaking of which, Jesse was not happy to say the least upon learning Todd's ascension. Todd tried to visit temple in an attempt to be friendly to him again (not realizing the reasons Jesse killed in him the first place) but Jesse treats to kill him again if he ever tried to come any close to him, his herald or his temple and he's sure to keep that promise knowing he grown to kill when necessary.
• {Several cops try to hunt him down as unlike Hank, they don't pity him and still want to bring a fugitive to justice, Rust Cohle, Marty Hart and Sae Niijima}
• {drug users and drug dealers want to get Jesse back on the drug trade, since Jesse's meth making talents are really good and they refuse to work with the 3 other Breaking Bad characters}
• Jesse finds himself relating to Morty Smith, whose complicated dynamic with his genius grandfather Rick was similar to him and Walt, as well as Morty having experience traumatizing events himself. They don't hang-out too often mostly because of the age difference. Jesse also pities Rick who has his own massive personal baggage and while he is mostly okay with him, he also avoid Rick mostly because his drinking and self-destructive tendencies might cause Jesse to relapse into his depressive state. Same reason why he doesn't hangout with former sitcom star Bojack Horseman after knowing the shady stuff he did in the past. He is fast friends with his Todd Chavez, not because they sound alike, but because Todd sees a bit of Bojack in Jesse, both good and bad and that Todd is glad that Jesse's improving himself.
• {He holds a great animosity towards the Nazi gods due to what Todd and the Aryan Brotherhood has done to him, More notes about his experiences with Slavery}
• {Struggling with PTSD occasionally}
• {Gaming Deities, as Jesse plays games on his off time and has played a Sonic games. On one hand, Sonic probably isn't the type to hang out with a shady person like Jesse even if he is reformed. His past as a drug dealer with a body count and his title related to swearing, I can't see Sonic hanging out with him. But I can see Sonic pity him due to his experiences. Vanoss Crew deities like him as they've watched his show and played a map that is Breaking Bad themed and reacted to Breaking Bad memes. They likely met but via Badger and Skinny Pete since his two heralds know and probably play Call Of Duty}
• {Several Gods from the Enterprise have taken notice of his heralds' "script." To say they are bewildered would be an Understatement. His heralds also caused a debate on who is the best zombies and the zombies on the Hall of Zombies kept on arguing as well.}
• Fitting for a youth like him that grew up in the streets, he talks in playful slang and sometimes uses "yo" or "bitch" often. It's noted that he never refers to a woman as a "bitch", with the exception to Walt's wife Skyler behind her back and his mother to her face (who he is already estranged with). His Profanity title doesn't gain him additional power other that a minor confidence boost, where traces of his old loud and impulsive personality would come up from his current somber and woeful one. His title also attaches unwanted dangers for those who also say "bitch" a lot and felt entitled that the title should be theirs and not some random sad Demigod. The Juggernaut himself hates him for stealing his catchphrase, same goes with the dream demon Freddy. Jesse is wise enough to steer clear of Juggernaut when he sees him, though he is not afraid of him. He does however fear Freddy going into his dreams and use his trauma against him. This is why he appointed Scary Terry, an affectionate homage of Freddy from Rick and Morty's world, as his High Priest to aid him in fighting Freddy in his mind. It helps that Scary Terry also like to use bitch a lot and Jesse can relate to his struggles of feeling inadequate for being not scary enough.
• {House of Meme likes Jesse and he feels flatter by the attention. He plays along with them sometimes. He usually says this whenever a new scientific discovery is made within the Pantheon◊.}

Edited by lawliet-saw-whet on Dec 5th 2022 at 9:03:55 PM

Mood Status: Currently suffering from cringe.

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