After what felt like every assignment, exam, family dinner, and assorted other priority showing up in my schedule at once, I finally got a chance to fulfil some of the requests I got for my Pantheon drafts.

Here's my draft for the Dark Judges. For interactions, I'd be interested in heroic characters who are well-known for fighting against omnicidal villains. They'd make interesting enemies to the Dark Judges. Also, other suggestions for tweaks to this draft are welcome as always.

The Dark Judges

Judge Death, Judge Fear, Judge Fire and Judge Mortis, Gods of Punishing All Crime With Death (All: The Dark Judges | Death: Sydney De'Ath, Jay De'Ath | Fire: Fuego)

• Hall: Tainted Law
• Greater Gods
• Symbol: Belt buckle shaped like a human skull with extended fangs, a Shrunken Head, a flame-spewing trident, stylized sheep skull
• Theme Song: Darkness Descends
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil, thinking themselves Lawful Neutral
• Portfolio:
  • All: All Crimes Are Equal (Including Life Itself), Living beings can commit crimes, therefore life itself is a crime, Evil Is Hammy, Undead Demons/Transhuman Abominations, Ruling a Villain World, Ax-Crazy, Evil Counterparts to Dredd, Can Possess People, Can Only Manifest By Possessing a Dead Body, Hanging Judges, Humanoid Abominations, Multiversal Conquerors, Four Horsemen Expies, Bad Is Good and Good Is Bad, Transhuman Treachery, Would Hurt a Child, Senior, Or Literally Anyone Else, Revenant Zombie-Ghouls
  • Death: Hanging Judges, Sssssnaketalk, Originally Nicknamed So, Born Sydney De'Ath, Self-Made Orphan
  • Fear: Nightmare Face, Emotion Eater, The Dreaded
  • Fire: Burning Things to Death, Living Skeleton
  • Mortis: Skull for a Head, Decaying Touch
• Domains: Judgment, Death, Fear, Fire, Decay, Evil, Omnicide
• Heralds: Phobia and Nausia
• Allies: The Joker, Nekron, Thaal Sinestro, The Batman who Laughs, The White, Majin Buu, Broly, The Lich, Death Phantom, The Brainspawn
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork With: Archaon the Everchosen, Zamasu
• Enemies: EVERYONE, but especially Judge Dredd, The Houses of Life and Vitality and Death and Postmortem, Cosmos, Gaea, YHVH, Batman, Superman, Madoka Kaname, Yusuke Godai, Avatar Aang, Gandalf, Son Goku, Darkseid, King Dedede, the Lobotomy Corporation, Yveltal, Touko Aozaki
• Respect: Light Yagami, Teru Mikami, Sergey Taboritsky, Seryu Ubiquitous (all one-sided)
• To Be Kept Away From: Punishing Bird, Judgement Bird, and Big Bird, The Batter
• Four Judges from an alternate dimension that killed everyone from their world. The reason being that Judge Death and his cohorts believed that since only The Living commit crimes then all Life as a crime thus the only true punishment for that was Death. The movement started when Death, born Sydney De'Ath, the sadistic son of an equally sadistic serial killer, convinced his colleagues of his philosophy. At one point they met two witches who transformed them into undead spirits, so they may continue their mission of total death without hypocrisy. With this belief, having already succeeded in their own world, they traveled to the world of Judge Dredd to kill every living thing there. They ascended to the Pantheon as well with the same mission. These four have long since become undead spirits and cannot be permanently killed only contained, each Dark Judge inhabits a corpse and that corpse will shape to their liking before they start "judging" others.
  • Judge Death, born Sydney De'Ath, is the leader and the founder of the Dark Judges. He's able to phase through people and crush their organs, which is his signature method. He is seen often working with the darker gods of death to help him punish the living. It was Death who first came up with the idea of taking the Dark Judges' mission to other dimensions; something his colleagues were originally iffy on, but eventually took part in.
  • Judge Fear is second in command and he opens his helmet's faceplate and frightens the accused to death with whatever lies within, whilst reciting his catch phrase, "Gaze into the face of Fear!" (though that failed against Dredd). Death and Mortis think he can be too secretive, but work with him anyways.
  • Judge Fire, born "Fuego", wields a flaming trident in order to start massive fires. He is attempting to spread his fire further along with Starjun. Despite the fact that Death and Mortis worry he can be too emotional in his mission, they consider him a valuable asset anyways.
  • Judge Mortis is attempting with his cold touch to rapidly age people to death. He is attempting to bring in Barragan to work with them on their plans. He's also probably the one most of one mind with Judge Death, as he's wholly obsessed with omnicide and so is considered Death's most trustworthy ally.
• They intentionally found their way into the Pantheon in the hopes of killing everyone not just in the world, but the whole multiverse. Together they have killed 60 million citizens and are waiting to spread into the Pantheon to do so much more. They are willing to work with any like minded members to start to upgrade their body count to any living members of the Pantheon. The Lich and Death Phantom have especially taken an interest in the four; very much agreeing with their philosophy of life being a crime. The Lich speculates that they are fellow Scholars of GOLB. As for Death Phantom, he and Judge Death see eye-to-eye as they were both ex-humans who joined the forces of death.
• Since ascending, the Dark Judges have worked to get some allies in their cause of omnicide. They are attempting to recruit The Joker, who joined them at one point, to reuinite with them; he did, but the Joker is more distant since he doesn't care for wiping out everyone and just wants an excuse to kill people. Death and his group insist on working with Nekron and his GUAD, all willing to except Black Lantern Rings to end all life everywhere. Fear meanshile is attempting to work with Thaal Sinestro and bring him to their cause, he would also gladly except a Sinestro Corp ring to further enhance his killings. The Batman who Laughs didn't even need to be invited, and simply joined them automatically due to his similarities with Judge Death.
• As is to be expected, Judge Dredd is their arch-enemy just as he is in their home 'verse, as is Batman due to their association with the Joker. However they've also made enemies out of just about any All-Loving Hero in the Pantheon — Superman, Madoka Kaname, Yusuke Godai, Avatar Aang, Gandalf, Son Goku, etc. — and just about anyone who values life. Judge Dredd helped explain to these heroes what he learned in fighting the Dark Judges; namely that their tactics are very predictable. Cosmos, one of the heads of the GUAG, has declared themselves and their Alliance to be sworn enemies of the Dark Judges in order to defend life. Pretty much everybody that values life in at all is bound to be their enemy, though the extent to which they fight obviously varies from person to person.
  • Surprisingly (or perhaps not), YHVH considers them a grave threat and ordered his servants to oppose them. His official reasoning is that "All Are Equal in Death and equality is wrong!", but more practically speaking it's because 1) many among his followers were already enemies with the Dark Judges and because 2) YHVH sees a twisted mirror image of his own Law in them. Their ideology is a horrific extreme form of the legalism YHVH cherishes, and (though he'll never admit it publically) that thought troubles him.
• For rather obvious reasons, they are staunch mutial enemies with everyone in the House of Life and Vitality, much with their whole "kill everyone" thing. Interestingly, they're also in the bad books of in the House of Death and Postmortem. Most people in the latter house don't care much for killing everybody. Hades put it best in saying, "Do you think I need MORE subjects?"
  • Of all the halls in the House of Life and Vitality, the Dark Judges particularly loathe the Hall of Forms of Immortality (along with other immortal entities). No matter what the Dark Judges to to these people, they just! KEEP! Coming! BACK! They find people like Yveltal and Touko Aozaki the most annoying, since they managed to kill them before, but they refuse to STAY dead. Had only they had the power to, the Dark Judges would destroy that hall several times over.
  • In the House of Death and Postmortem, the Dark Judges are interested in the various death personifications, such as the members of the Grand Judges of Death. The Dark Judges are very annoyed that these entities see themselves as neutral arbiters instead of using their powers to wipe everyone out. Most of these Grim Reaper types just see ending lives as their jobs, and so aren't the biggest fans of drastically expanding their workload for no good reason.
• Not all their comrades in the omnicidal crusade really like them. Zamasu for example sides with them in wanting to exterminate all sentient life, but he's so confident in himself that he sees the Dark Judges as competition, as he considers himself the only one truly able to do it. But he had to swallow his pride (almost choking in the process) for just one moment in the name of finding allies. The Dark Judges for their part find Zamasu to be awfully selfish and are annoyed by his hatred for mortals in particular (as they were once human), yet still admire his commitment to "justice". None of these differences are really enough for them to flat-out hate each other though. Yet another omnicidal deity is Archaon the Everchosen, though neither of them admire each other as they have different reasons for what they do: the Dark Judges act out of sadism and pseudo-justice while Archaon is just acting out of angst.
• They've shown interest in some others in the Pantheon who hold to their All Crimes Are Equal logic, though some of them don't like getting this interest. Some among them are Sergey Taboritsky and Seryu Ubiquitous. On Taboritsky's part, the Dark Judges applauded the lengths the Mad Regent went to in enforcing justice. The Regent's response? He condemned them as "madmen with a perverse philosophy", apparently unaware of the immense irony of that statement. On Seryu's part, the Dark Judges applauded her commitment to justice, and told her that she "would be a true hero" if she "would just go one step further". Seryu was quite disgusted by the suggestion and told the Dark Judges that her zeal is for the well-being of the Empire's people. In both cases, the Dark Judges are mostly just disappointed that they lost potential allies.
• On that point: Though Light Yagami doesn't believe that All Crimes Are Equal, he still got the attention of the Dark Judges for his Death Note. At times, they tried to convince him to use his Death Note on all of the living. Other times, they've asked him to lend them the Death Note so they can enact "true" justice. In all cases, he's refused the deal; for all his fault Light does recognize that living isn't a crime, much less one deserving of death.
  • Teru Mikami, Light's Psycho Supporter, has also drawn the ire of the Dark Judges but for different reasons. Teru is even more fanatically devoted to killing criminals than Light is, and Judge Death speculated they might be able to use some of that fanaticism for themselves. They tried reaching out to him, explaining that everyone does some bad things — but Teru is so convinced that some people are just "good" and some are just "evil" that the Dark Judges may as well have been talking to a brick wall. That they've killed people he counts as "good" is the end of the story for him. Plus, he's devoted to Light, so there's no way he'd intentionally do something his god would frown upon.
• They have "creative differences" (for lack of a better term) with Darkseid. Both Darkseid and the Dark Judges are profoundly anti-life, yet their solutions to the problems of existance differ. Darkseid wants to control everything and erase everybody's free will in order to prevent any form of disobedience. The Dark Judges on the other hand think that's still too risky which is why they opt for omnicide. Judge Death, in probably the first instance of anyone saying so, called Darkseid a "naive optimist" who doesn't understand how to be "practical". Darkseid for his part pointed out that eliminating all life would mean there's no society for law to apply to in the first place . . . to which Death said that no concept of law also means no concept of crime, and therefore no crime!
• Evil minds (heh) think alike, as the Brainspawn has a positive opinion of the Dark Judges and their mission. The sentient brains have become patrons to the Dark Judges and seek to help them in omnicide in the name of punishing crime. However, as they constitute life, the Dark Judges intend to kill the Brainspawn later on in their mission. The Brainspawn actually know this, yet they tolerate the Dark Judges since they believe themselves strong enough to be able to beat them.
• While just about everyone is scared of them to some extent, King Dedede in particular is petrified of the Dark Judges a specific reason: he's vulnerable to Demonic Possession, a power that they have. However Dedede doesn't have much more to worry about than any other deity would for two reasons. Firstly, the Dark Judges have bigger fish to fry. Secondly, the effort it would take to possess Dedede consistently would draw the attention of Kirby, and (as weird as it sounds) the Dark Judges are utterly horrified of facing Kirby. They've made a deal with the Dark Matter Horde that the Horde would keep Kirby tied down so that the Judges would never have to face the pink horror.
• They are fascinated by the story of Punishing Bird, Judgement Bird, and Big Bird. Those three birds heard a prophecy that a beast would come to their forest to destroy everything in it. To stop the "beast", they adopted an All Crimes Are Equal outlook that drove them to murder the forest-dwellers — unknowingly becoming the very "beast" of prophecy. Judgement Bird in particular interests them, due to his rigged scales that declare everyone guilty. Judge Death was able to deduce that, despite their similar mindsets, the birds would never knowingly join the Dark Judges (and might even see them as "the beast"). So instead the Dark Judges settled for planning to release all three at once, run away from the Hall of Destinies, and hope the ensuing "Apocalypse Bird" kills everyone there. The Lobotomy Corporation got wind of this plan, and so put in a few extra measures to prevent the Dark Judges from getting near their cells.
• They heard that the Batter had great powers and mass-murdery tendencies, and so planned to meet up with him . . . but they learned that the Batter's time in the Pantheon had partially mellowed him out. Partially. He's cozied up with the GUAG Magical Girl Sisterhood and with Papyrus (long story) who managed to partially rein in his violent impulses. But the Dark Judges believe they can get him back to his old ways if they just get to talk to him. In turn, the Magical Girls put in measures to prevent the Batter from ever crossing paths with them.
• "The Crime Isss Life, The Sssentence Isss Death!"

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The Auditors of Reality are essentially universal bureaucrats that find life itself to make their work much harder and tedious to manage (and they really like order and silence) so they'd approve of the Dark Judges' work. I think the profile is sufficient to be approved anyway so

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Spider-Man, The Scarlet Spiders, Eddie Brock/Venom, Flash Thompson/Agent Anti-Venom and The Venom Symbiote have repeatedly fought against Cletus Kasady/Carnage. A nihilistic superpowered Serial Killer that eventually decided to go full Omnicidal Maniac.

@Cardboard Bot I have to agree, they're not doing so well. to the purge.

@RJ for Doctor Destiny, Doctor Strange has regularly fought against the Fear Lord, Nightmare. I also think it may be better to change the second paragraph a little bit. It seems kind of underwhelming to read that Melkor tried tormenting some people through their dreams, but was stopped by a bunch of people irritated about what he was doing. The He-Man mistaking him for Skeletor felt a bit weak too. Maybe keep Melkor's involvement but instead have some significant members of the Hall of Dreams and Nightmares take specific notice of what's going on and be the ones to stop it. It help give specific reason to why he's enemies to the members of the Hall, instead of just being another evil resident.

@Crimson Shark, for some ideas for Vader I have some Fallen Heroes and some Crossover content.

• Fallen Heroes that I think might be on interest are Katsumi Daido/Kamen Rider Eternal, Artoria Pendragon Alter/Saber Alter, Artorius Collbrande, Ultimate Reed Richards/The Maker, Obito Uchiha and Father Balder. Bonus points for Balder actually being Bayonetta's father.
• Both Vader, Galen Marek, and Yoda appeared in Soul Calibur IV. In Vader's ending he obtains both Soul Edge and Soul Calibur, once he did he began to uncharacteristically laugh, since he now has the power to overthrow Palpatine. Keep in mind this during the time of Legends. Also some Transformers information that Vader has fought against both Megatron and Optimus Prime one on one, on foot. Also Vader is an experienced Mech pilot, with Death Star mech that transforms into a moon sized version of him.

Edited by AzureLegacy on Dec 16th 2022 at 9:21:44 AM

Here's the first draft of The Cat. The resident mascot of Dr. Seuss's works, The Cat wonders the world looking for others to teach his chaotic manners of fun. While he often creates a huge mess, he's nice enough to clean it up afterwards.

So I already have a solid number of gods who'd enjoy his antics, so how about the oposite? Anyone that would dislike fun and how the Cat tries to spread it?

The Cat in the Hat, The God Named After Their Clothing

• Symbol: His candy-striped Hat
• Lesser God
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral Overall (Chaotic Good in intention)
• Portfolio: Fun Personified, Wears Only a Hat and Tie, A very odd individual, Often Teaches Lesions with His Shenanigans, Rarely Loses His Cheery Attitude, Unusually Large For A Cat
• Domains: Fun, Cats, Hats, Messes
• Hearlds: Thing 1 and Thing 2
• Superior: Dr. Seuss
• Allies: Horton, The Once-ler, Pinkie Pie, Star Butterfly, Steven Universe, Wander, Unikitty, George And Harold
• Enemies: Katz, The Empress
• Annoys: The Aerospace Sanitation Inc. Janitor, Death The Kid
• On Good Terms With: The Grinch, The Eds
• One of Dr. Seuss's most famous creations, The Cat In The Hat is a mysterious but extremely cheerful, well, hat-wearing cat with a love of all things fun. The Cat often wonders the world, looking to teach other how to have fun while getting into all sorts of shenanigans. The most famous case would be when he visited Sally's house during a rainy day and her mom was away, showing Sally and her brother all sorts of ways to have fun, albeit while making an absolutely massive mess of their house, much to their fish's dismay. Thankfully, when it was time for the Cat to leave, he promptly cleaned up after himself and went on his merry way, with their mother none the wiser that he even existed. Other instances of his appearances include when he came back to "help" clean a driveway of snow, proclaiming to the reader how much he loves to read, and endured endless trolling from The Grinch, all while never losing his cheery, fun-loving personality.

NOISE IS CALLING, PICK UP PHONE

Darth Vader

• Energizer Bunny once fought with Darth Vader and lived. I would imagine he has respect for the rabbit now that he had a heel-turn.
• Optimus Prime also fought him too.
• He also appeared in Soul Caliber. I wonder what the deities from the Soul Series think of him.
• He has also appeared in both ERB and Death Battle. Their respective hosts are in the pantheon.

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Freedom Fighters

• Pro-Unwilling Roboticisation: Dr. Wilhelm Von Hell, Shadow-of-Sundered-Star/The Didact, The Borg Collective, The Combine, Dr. Nefarious, Cybermen, Cyrax and Sektor, Frost, SHODAN, Ultron-Sigma
• Probably hates the Hall of Tyrannical Figures and may find friends in Rebellion and Revolution
• Probably hates Napoleon The Pig

Too add more later in the next post if I have more ideas.

Edited by lawliet-saw-whet on Dec 17th 2022 at 1:49:10 AM

Mood Status: Currently suffering from cringe.

Funny thing. They actually went up against Sigma in Worlds Unite where he tries to take over the Multiverse. Thanks for reminding me of that

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

Seems like some of my ideas were mostly glossed over. Oh well.

Purges All of the Senran Kagura deities need to be reworked or removed as they do not reach modern profile standards. They lack the minimum of 10 4-line paragraphs. The only one which barely passes the criteria is Homura, and that's count the paragraphs where the 4th line isn't even halfway through. Reworks Hank J Wimbelton needs a rework to be up-to-date due to a new installment of Madness Combat that reveals that there are three Hanks, which means he must be made into a group profile.

Reasoning for the trope he holds, Gorn: His source material, Madness Combat, is all about it. The series admits it has little to no reason as for why all the insanity and violence is happening, the bloodshed. It's all just there for senseless fun. Hank is the main source of the Gorn, being the main character.

I have an idea for giving Saving Christmas to Olive, the Other Reindeer. She travels to the North Pole after learning that Blitzen, one of Santa's reindeer, has been injured, and mishearing "all of the other reindeer" on the radio as "Olive, the other reindeer" in order to get Christmas back on track, all while having to go up against a Postman who hates Christmas and has a grudge against Santa. Would that work?

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

Nah, Kirk Cameron should get that trope.. Joking. Olive is a good Choice.

for reworking Hank.

Was about to give an alternate suggestion, but since I found a better trope for her, for Olive.

@Dood: For the Cat in the Hat, he'd be enemies with Father who is against the childish fun he represents, and his Delightful Children From Down The Lane as well. By extension, allies with the Kids Next Door.

Edited by Necromancer10 on Dec 16th 2022 at 10:46:39 AM

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@Lawliet: Um, I think half of your suggestions were 'd. Azure already mentioned that half.

Freudian Excuse: Not one person is entirely good or evil; something will have to have happened in the past to make them what they are today.

First-time poster here and I have a question, might be obvious but just wanna make sure. Is it fine if the order I work on profiles doesn't match the order in which I propose the suggestions?

To explain, the profile idea I have right now might not be the first one I'll ascend. It will probably act as a group profile (I was advised to do a single character profile for a first attempt) and I have to catch up a bit on the source material; I doubt the later installments ruin my candidate's chances for the trope, but they will add to the profile.

No child should have to think of selling medication for food. Are you afraid?

Doesn’t matter. I got permission to rework Dr Wily almost a year ago and I still haven’t finished the guy. Starting to regain motivation though

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

I proposed the Alternates, then the Bloody Battlers, and then Mark Heathcliff.

I ascended the Alternates, but instead of moving on to the Bloody Battlers, I have went to work on Heathcliff.

It's okay to not do profiles in the order you suggested them.

@ Whirl: The absolute madlads, they're actually ending Ash's journey. What's next; is his dad going to show up?! Did Lechonk get the Levitate ability?

@ Cardboard Bot: TPPR 10 is pretty much behind all the Senran Kagura profiles. They're trying to group multiple profiles into one, but they very rarely update or contribute nowadays. Just make sure to warn them before you do anything big

Edited by RJ-19-CLOVIS-93 on Dec 18th 2022 at 7:42:06 AM

, Alright then, thanks. Guess there's no harm in suggesting this guy now. ^note Was gonna try Literal Split Personality at first but last I checked I think it was taken, so instead I'm using a trope that was launched around 6 months ago.

Suggesting: BoBoiBoy as the god of Elemental Personalities Reasoning: The titular hero has 7 Elemental Powers, each of them forming a physical counterpart with a distinct personality. To summarise from his example on the trope page:

• Thunderstorm is the most serious with a slight temper, Cyclone is playful and carefree, Quake is the most grounded and responsible, Blaze is a Mood-Swinger with an explosive temper, Water/Ice is almost always calm, Thorn is a scatterbrained but Kindhearted Simpleton, and lastly, Solar is The Smart Guy and The Ace, but mildly prideful. BoBoiBoy may turn into one elemental counterpart at a time, or summon several at once.

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Side-note: Reason why I said it'd be a group profile is that I might refer to all 7 elementals as well as the original him.

No child should have to think of selling medication for food. Are you afraid?

Sounds good

THE GOLDEN AGE WILL RETURN AGAIN!

Draft for Olive the Other Reindeer.

She misheard a message on the radio and set out to the North Pole with help of her con-artist penguin friend Martini. She remained determined even as others pointed out that she doesn't resemble a reindeer at all. She was able to get some rowdy bar patrons to stand down and battled against a Christmas-hating Postman who had a grudge against Santa.

A part of me is curious about what that alternate suggestion for Saving Christmas was (and I had at least a couple other ideas for Olive including Ass in a Lion Skin since the story revolves around her claiming to be a reindeer despite being pointed out otherwise, but I had doubts on whether these ideas could work), but for now, I'm looking for additional interactions for her.

Olive, the Other Reindeer, Goddess of Saving Christmas

• Demigoddess
• Symbol: Her antler headband
• Theme Music: Merry Christmas After All
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Heroic Dog, Plucky Girl, Insists she’s a Reindeer, Talking Animal, Went up Against a Postman, Misheard “All of the Other Reindeer” on the Radio
• Domains: Christmas, Animals
• Heralds: Tim (her owner), Fido the Flea, Martini the Penguin
• Allies: Santa Claus, Mrs. Claus, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Madagascar Penguins
• Enemies: Robot Santa Claus, SCP-4666, Winterbolt
• It’s almost Christmas and Blitzen suffering a leg injury threatens to put a stop to the holiday spirit. After mishearing a message on the radio, a dog named Olive sets out to the North Pole to fulfill her mission, even if no one believes that she’s actually a reindeer. Along the way, she finds herself up against a Postman who hates Christmas due to the additional work it imposes on him and has a grudge against Santa Claus, being the one responsible for sending St. Nick mean-spirited letters. After foiling The Postman’s plot, Olive helps Santa deliver the gifts around the world and is appropriately rewarded for her efforts by being gifted an antler headband.
• Christmastime was approaching once more and Olive was looking forward to it, but a letter addressed to her promised to make this particular Christmas interesting. The letter was written by Santa himself, who wanted to meet with Olive to discuss something that would fascinate her. Following another round of delivering gifts around the world, Santa would tell her about a world known as the Pantheon, where many places familiar and unusual were mixed together alongside a variety of individuals who had their own ways of celebrating Christmas. Olive was both intrigued and worried about what it was like to be part of many other places she never traveled to, especially since it could mean someone else may try to ruin the holidays to a greater extent than what The Postman attempted. Despite her concerns, Santa has been involved with delivering presents throughout the Pantheon during Christmas for a very long time and has given Olive plenty of effective advice on how to make the most of living in an unorthodox world. Knowing that she helped Santa’s spirits back then, Olive figured it made sense for him to return the favor (beyond just getting a nice headband) in helping her keep her pluckiness in a more challenging setting.
• Knowing how many mythical entities and urban legends are alive in the Pantheon, this meant that Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer was not an urban legend. It didn’t take long for Olive to find the Red-Nosed Reindeer and given how she got along with Santa’s other reindeer, she easily befriended Rudolph for they were able to help Christmas despite the odds being against them. She learned that Rudolph was able to do more than just save Christmas, including getting the New Year to go smoothly and his encounters with the nefarious Winterbolt, an wicked wizard who wanted to take back the North Pole from Santa. Intense blizzards was a challenge even for Olive’s keen sense of smell, but seeing as how many are opposed to Winterbolt’s plans, she’s done what she can to help her Christmas-based allies prevent him from getting revenge.
• Martini is a con artist penguin who helped Olive get to the North Pole and thwart The Postman’s plot. She heard about a group of eccentric penguins and when she discovered a quartet of penguins from Central Park Zoo, she found them to be even more strange than Martini. What was just as bizarre was that these penguins also subbed for Santa’s reindeer when St. Nick suffered amnesia and his reindeer refused to work for anyone else when the Zoosters took over for Santa. The Madagascar Penguins took things as if they were in a spy story, but knowing that Olive was friends with a penguin, the quartet was willing to get along with her and provide her with some resources to use if she ends up in a dicey spot.
• Beyond Winterbolt wanting the North Pole for himself, there were plenty of holiday-themed enemies for Olive to worry about. While The Postman was merely a petty jerk, there were far more actively malicious figures that threatened Christmas and those who celebrate it. Having worked with Santa to bring Christmas cheer, she sees Robot Santa Claus with his ridiculous standards on what “naughty and nice” is, and SCP-4666’s horrifying actions as affronts not just to the holidays, but to Santa’s good name in general. As someone who played a support role as a replacement reindeer and not someone who directly gets involved in fights, Olive knows that going up against these dangerous foes would lead to great danger and it’s largely up to more capable figures to put a stop to their rampage.

There was this interesting episode in Fairly Oddparents where Timmy Turner wished for Christmas Every Day, and one of the side effects was mailmen and dogs actually being friendly to one another overall until that ended. The Grinch also dressed up his dog Max as a reindeer and tried to ruin Christmas before changing heart and bringing back the presents he stole. There is also a Flo "the Waitress" (among other restaurant-related work) in the Pantheon that is not the Postman in disguise. Chopper is also a reindeer who is a highly skilled doctor and someone Olive would want to see if one of Santa's reindeers has an injury.

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I'd also like to nominate Sophiana for Tiny Tim Template.

Reason: She is a poor orphan with a humble appearance and has to walk with a cane due to a leg injury from a car crash that also killed her parents. Despite being bullied by other orphans for her disability and the orphanage's manager is just as harsh on her, she maintains a very positive and determined attitude that gets her to retrieve Santa's stolen sack (which caused Christmas to be cancelled for 30 years), so she ends up saving a holiday she never experienced.

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for Sophiana's nomination

Suggestion:

The Prophet, The Omniscient

Reasoning: The Prophet has foresaw literally everything that will happen, up until the end, all by simply predicting it. Thus, he knows literally everything. He knows what he will do, he knows what others will do, he knows what everyone thinks. He knows everything. Every death. Every accident. Every tragedy. Every miracle. You get the idea. It's best explained by this short text describing him.

"Enslaved by fate, he foresees, and makes it true. With dull eyes, he looks forward to the end of the line, after which the rest is blank."

He has made up everything that will happen, and as a result, knows everything that will happen.

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Anyways, for something more lighthearted, here's this◊

Made crappy knockoffs of some contributors. If you want to be removed from the image, please PM me. I will update the image to exclude you.

I think Arvis/Alvis from Xenoblade has the trope, but he might no longer be around. Plus his profile isn't that developed

I made Babidi a long time ago. I'm wondering if anyone wants to rework and retool it to keep it up with the times. Same with my Raditz profile

I also think once the Scarlet and Violet hype is done we need to take another look at Pokémon and see what works and what doesn't. There are a number of profiles that come off as underdeveloped

Edited by RJ-19-CLOVIS-93 on Dec 17th 2022 at 11:27:57 PM

Hmm, I don't see any Night Elves in that pic.

Seriously? Are we going to have another Poké-Purge?

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@mdalsted - Yeah, I made the previous post in a hurry so didn't see that I got 's either as I was making the post.

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@Necromancer10 - Breakfast Club

• Allies:
  • Andrew - He's a wrestler (which I assumed is the traditional one and not the entertainment one), in any case, he might be strike a Odd Friendship with Pops who has an interest in traditional wrestling, he could find Pops' kindness confronting. If it's the latter one, there's plenty of Wrestlers here.
  • Brian - Loner Teen Genius? Sounds like Jane Lane and Daria Morgendorffer. Also maybe Peter Parker as he is also once a Teen Genius who has baggage both in his superhero life as well as his personal life.
• Other allies
  • Mary Jane Watson - "she kept up a constant Fun Personified party-animal persona to cover up for how miserable her home life was."
  • Danny, Sam and Tucker - misunderstood misfit friends who are treated as one of the "unpopular" kids until the finale of their story
  • Kayla Day - a socially awkward Teenager girl who uses her phone a lot to cope and help others in the same situation
• Enemies: Libby Chessler and Biff Tannen - Classic Alpha Bitch and Jerk Jock respectively

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@DoodSlayer136 - Cat in the Hat

• Suggesting to add Limited Wardrobe in Portfolio (maybe place the link on "Wears Only a Hat and Tie" along aside Accessory-Wearing Cartoon Animal)
• William Shakespeare - once rapped against him since The Cat raps on behalf of Dr. Seuss
• The Cat "would sometimes carry an umbrella with him either the color green or blue. He owns an orange umbrella he uses to fly himself around the town." He is also kinda of a babysitter. Mary Poppins would like a word with him.
• He is known to come to cheer up children. Could be allies with Bloo and pals since they are companions to kids. Coco herself is a bit cuckcoo too.
• Could be allies with Cosmo and Wanda as well as Timmy Turner. Timmy was granted Fairy Godparents to cheer him up after being abused by his babysitter Vicky. Speaking of which...
• Vicky would defs be on his shit list, along with her allies Granny Goodness, Dolores Umbridge, Father(KND), The Other Mother and The Child Abuse Supporters
• I'm not sure how he handles unruly children but feel free to skip this one if you are not sure as well. Not all kids can be taught the values of fun, consider the Tiny Tyrannical Kids like Mandy or The Delightful Children, or Princess Morbucks. Worse of all, considering he once made his babysitter cry, The Cat may want to avoid Eric Cartman.
• I think it is worth mentioning his live-action incarnation as divisive as it is. To avoid discourse, I think you should mention that he doesn't remember this incarnation

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@r-lock256 - Olive, the Other Reindeer

• Suggesting to add Black Bead Eyes in Portfolio
• Those who are Saving Christmas (that would make an interesting interaction) - Energizer Bunny, Powerpuff Girls, Buddy Hobbs
• Those who tried to ruin Christmas - Princess Morbucks
• Someone who does both - Jack Skellington

There's more in the example page under Western Animation but I'm a bit unsure atm to pick which one to add more of them without being redundant.

Edited by lawliet-saw-whet on Dec 17th 2022 at 11:46:15 PM

Mood Status: Currently suffering from cringe.