The Baine/Cairne thing is still on my list just to be clear.

Also anyone mind if I change the Marth/Varian thing?

Whilst there is some Depending on the Writer, Varian has occasionally done some very shady things, that Marth would in no way, ever condone.

Marth is always depicted as a kind and just ruler, whilst not a perfect person, he would never approve of a ruler promoting someone that partook in genocide and had no remorse to a high position as Varian once did.

Edited by Monsund on Jan 14th 2024 at 1:32:48 AM

I asked a few pages ago if I could get permission to make Pantheon.My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic a redirect to Pantheon.My Little Pony, but no-one responded. Also...

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The New Mane 6^Members Sunny Starscout, Hitch Trailblazer, Izzy Moonbow, Zephyrina "Zipp" Storm, Pipp Petals, and Misty Brightdawn, Divine Harbingers of the Shift to CGI (Sunny: Sunny Bunny | Izzy: Iz)

• Hall of Forms of Media
• Lesser Gods (Sunny is an Intermediate Goddess as an alicorn)
• Symbols: The three unity crystals (as a group), their cutie marks (on their own)
• Theme songs: "Gonna Be My Day" (Sunny), "Glowin' Up" (Pipp), "Fit Right In" (Izzy & Hitch), "Mane Family" (Misty)
• Alignment: All Chaotic Good, though Hitch has lawful tendencies and Misty used to be Lawful Evil
• Portfolio: All-CGI Cartoon, Fire Forged True Companions, have a Home Base, Contrasting Sequel Main Characters, had their voice actors replaced after the Pilot Movie (except Misty), Accessory-Wearing Cartoon Animal (except Zipp)
  • Sunny: Vibrant Orange, Born in the Wrong Century, Daddy's Girl, Jumped at the Call, gained rainbow streaks in her mane after restoring magic, occasionally an alicorn with Hard Light wings and a horn, Barrier Warrior
  • Hitch: The One Guy, By-the-Book Cop, Noble Bigot with a Badge at first, Friend to All Living Things, Speaks Fluent Animal after magic returns, Creature of Habit
  • Izzy: Cloudcuckoolander, Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!, Friendless Background, makes all sorts of items out of everyday materials, Eccentric Artist, Genki Girl, lives in a hollowed-out tree
  • Zipp: Tomboy Princess, Only Known by Their Nickname, only her mother uses her Embarrassing First Name, Genius Bruiser, Modest Royalty
  • Pipp: Attention Whore, Defrosting Ice Queen, has golden hooves and a tiara, Idol Singer, Slave to PR, Girly Girl
  • Misty: Affably Evil Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain, The Mole who Became the Mask, No Social Skills, butterfly motif, undergoes a Heel–Face Turn and becomes a Sixth Ranger, Expository Hairstyle Change, goes Gene Hunting and finds her father
• Domains: Ponies, magic, unity, prejudice
• Heralds: Argyle Starshine (Sunny's father), Sparky Sparkeroni and Figgy (Hitch's adopted son), Queen Haven (Zipp and Pipp's mother), Alphabittle Blossomforth (Misty's father)
• High priest: Hiro
• Allies: All good My Little Pony gods (especially the Mane 6 and Spike), the Pteranodon family (the parents with Hitch; Buddy with Misty)
  • Sunny: Wade Ripple, Simba, Sprig and Polly Plantar
  • Hitch: Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde
  • Izzy: Angus MacGyver
  • Zipp: Princess Bean
  • Pipp: Torajirou "Astra" Asuka, Kayla Day
  • Misty: Spyro, Bianca
• Enemies: Toffee, Jack Horner, P.T. Boomer, Maiev Shadowsong, Tirek, Emperor Belos
  • Misty: The Sorceress
• It's complicated: Star Butterfly
  • Pipp: Nazuna Hiwatashi
• During the reign of Princess Twilight Sparkle, she sealed all ponies' magic into three crystals that would only work if the three tribes were unified, either to force them to get along after tensions rose or protect it from those who wanted to steal it. This worked for a while... but eventually, many years later, the three pony tribes went their separate ways and lost their magic as a result. However... not all hope was lost. My Little Pony: A New Generation begins with an Earth pony named Argyle Starshine telling his daughter Sunny Starscout about the times when the three pony tribes co-existed in peace, and hoped to reunite them and restore magic. Unfortunately, he died off-screen, leaving Sunny to carry on his legacy. And she succeeded, with the help of her childhood friend and local sheriff Hitch Trailblazer; Izzy, a unicorn who wandered into the Earth pony town of Maretime Bay after finding a message Sunny wrote years ago; and the pegasus princesses Zipp Storm and Pipp Petals.
  • Sunny Starscout was originally a smoothie-seller in Maretime Bay with dreams of becoming an activist. After restoring magic, she became an alicorn... sort of. She's still an Earth pony most of the time, but occasionally her wings and horn come out when she needs to protect her friends. While she has no official authority, she usually takes charge when cleaning up magical catastrophes or settling disputes. Her cutie mark, a shooting star next to two smaller stars, represents her ability to help ponies put aside their differences.
  • Hitch Trailblazer is the sheriff of Maretime Bay. The return of magic gave him the ability to understand animals, and a crab and two seagulls often follow him around. Not long after magic returned, he found an abandoned egg on the beach and raised the dragon within, Sparky, as his own son. His cutie mark, a horseshoe inside a sheriff badge, represents his kindness and ability to not give in to peer pressure.
  • While most of the unicorns in Bridlewood were gloomy without magic, Izzy Moonbow has always been a ray of sunshine. When she first visited Maretime Bay, she was so eager to make a friend that she was oblivious to its residents' panic. She enjoys using arts and crafts to create all sorts of contraptions they need for their adventures. Her cutie mark, a button on top of a heart-shaped pincushion, represents her talent at unicorn upcycling, or "unicycling" for short.
  • Zipp Storm is the older princess of Zephyr Heights, the pegasus city, but you wouldn't guess she was royalty just by looking at her. Pegasi can't fly without magic, but from a young age she figured out the physics of how to glide using parkour, and earned her cutie mark — a crown on top of a lightning bolt — as a result. She likes to solve mysteries and gather clues, regardless of how necessary it is.
  • Pipp Petals is the younger princess of Zephyr Heights, and loves being in the spotlight. She's a social media star who can't live without her smartphone, and occasionally sings in concerts, whether at the royal palace or her hair salon in Maretime Bay. Her cutie mark, a crown inside of a pair of eighth notes, represents her love for performing.
  • Unfortunately, the return of magic caught the attention of Opaline Arcana, an evil alicorn who Twilight Sparkle had banished from Equestria long ago. She sent her minion Misty, a lost unicorn she'd taken in, to spy on the five and kidnap Sparky in the hopes of stealing dragon magic for herself. However, the five showed Misty genuine kindness for the first time she could remember, and she began to feel guilty for deceiving them. She earned her cutie mark, a butterfly, when she finally stood up to Opaline and became loyal to her friends.
• Shortly after the New Mane 6 saved the auroracorns from a flying snow leopard, Izzy awoke with an urge to gather all her friends in the Marestream (their flying campervan) and fly it to a far away place that wasn't on any map. Hitch thought this was a terrible idea, but Sunny trusted Izzy's intuition, and the other mares reluctantly agreed. Their destination turned out to be the Court of the Gods in the Trope Pantheons. The gods told them that since A New Generation was the first all-CGI production in the franchise that wasn't an online short, they had been chosen to represent the Shifted to CGI trope. Since none of them knew what CGI was, the gods had to explain it to them, and blew their minds in the process. Except Izzy. She was pretty okay with learning she was a fictional character. A replica of their Home Base, the Brighthouse, became their temple.
• All of them (especially Sunny) were ecstatic to meet the original Mane 6 (or "Guardians of Harmony") in the Pantheon. Twilight Sparkle was both intrigued and horrified to learn what became of Equestria in her absence. Zipp asks Rainbow Dash about advanced flying techniques. Hitch helps Fluttershy take care of animals from time to time, and Misty enjoys her quiet company. Pipp asks Rarity to make dresses for her, and Izzy sometimes tries to help when she's not hanging out with Pinkie Pie. Applejack is interested in the future Earth ponies' "flora magic", which allows them to make plants grow rapidly. The New Mane 6 had met Spike before, but were surprised that his Pantheon guise was much younger than they knew him. He gained memories of his future, which he tries not to worry about.
• Naturally, they're enemies with gods who want to steal all magic for themselves (such as Jack Horner), destroy it (such as Toffee and P.T. Boomer, especially the latter considering who their high priest is), or kill magic-users (such as Maiev Shadowsong and Emperor Belos). Special mention goes to Tirek, who almost succeeded at stealing all ponies' magic, but fortunately the Guardians of Harmony defeated him. Their relationship with Star Butterfly is a bit more complicated. She succeeded in destroying all magic in her multiverse, but she did so to prevent a genocidal war... but also killed countless beings that rely on magic to survive in the process.
• Word of Hitch raising a baby dragon travelled around the Pantheon, and it eventually reached Mr. and Mrs. Pteranodon. One evening, after they made sure their children were in safe hands, they went to visit him at the Brighthouse. The three of them talked about the struggles of raising a member of a species they didn't know much about at first, and how they'll one day have to let their children go. As he learned more about Buddy, a lightbulb went off in Hitch's head: he'd get along swimmingly with Misty! Misty had been separated from her family from a young age, and barely knew anything about unicorn culture as a result. After earning her cutie mark, she started remembering her father and eventually found him with her friends' help. While Buddy never learned who his biological parents were, he was overjoyed to meet a Tyrannosaurus family and spends a lot of time with them.
• Exclusive to Sunny:
  • Sunny hardly spends any time in her temple. Instead, she prefers to travel around the Pantheon, helping any gods she can with their relationship problems. While visiting the Hall of Elemental Pairings, she settled an argument between Ember Lumen and Wade Ripple about how to arrange their furniture... and learned that the latter regrets never being able to repair his relationship with his father before he died. Since Sunny had also lost her father, this struck a chord, and she decided to set up a support group for gods who lost at least one parent during their childhoods. Among its members are Simba and the Plantar siblings. As for where Sunny's mother is? It's never addressed.
• Exclusive to Hitch:
  • Hitch has a way with animals, and found himself drawn towards Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde. He was interested to learn that they're also police officers who've had to deal with a lot of Fantastic Racism, both on the giving and receiving end, but try to do their best regardless. They once invited him to visit them Zootopia, and while he had trouble navigating a city built for bipeds, he enjoyed his time there... at least in Savannah Central. He couldn't handle any of the other biomes; Tundra Town was too cold for him and he kept slipping on ice, Sahara Square was too hot, and he kept accidentally standing under the sprinklers in the Rainforest District. Its inhabitants remind him of the various anthropomorphic animals that lived beyond Equestria.
• Exclusive to Izzy:
  • While looking for inspiration for her next unicycling project, Izzy sought help from none other than Angus MacGyver himself. Together, they made a fog machine out of a blender, an electric fan, and some whipped cream while the other ponies were out of the Brighthouse. Izzy stood in the entrance room, hid herself in the fake fog, and surprised the others once they came back. Most of them were impressed, but Sunny still wants her blender back.
• Exclusive to Zipp:
  • Zipp doesn't enjoy the attention that being royalty brings, preferring to live her own life and do whatever she wants. As it happens, so does Princess Bean. Zipp found Bean passed out drunk in front of a bar in the House of Food, and carried her on her back to a quieter place. When Bean woke up, she drunkenly rambled about her backstory — and the part about Bean's father remarrying caught Zipp's attention. Her mother, Queen Haven, started dating a unicorn named Alphabittle... who turned out to be Misty's father. Awkward. Zipp talked about her life when Bean sobered up, and they've been close friends ever since.
• Exclusive to Pipp:
  • Pipp isn't sure what to make of Nazuna Hiwatashi. On one hoof, they're both idol singers who fly over their audiences while they're performing. On the other hoof, Nazuna deceived her audience by pretending to be a god. Sure, Pipp used to deceive her audience by using wires to pretend she could fly without magic, but that's nowhere near as drastic. Pipp has only spoken to Nazuna a couple of times, and can't decide if they'd be friends or not.
  • Pipp was delighted to learn there are other social media stars in the Pantheon. Astra also comes from a prestigious family, but his passion lies in Apptube videos where he does bizarre challenges such as swimming in slime. While Pipp focuses on vlogging, she once accidentally created a trend where ponies would go to Mane Melody to see if they could tolerate her stinky hoof polish... it was embarrassing, to say the least. Astra promotes Pipp's concerts around the Pantheon, while Musicmon helps her with the sound setup. Kayla Day is another social media star, but she's very shy and makes self-help videos. As a result, Pipp has never asked her to do a collab, but they still get along. Kayla is around the same age as a lot of Pipp's fans, and Pipp admires her for building a social media presence so early.
• Exclusive to Misty:
  • When word that Misty once kidnapped a baby dragon spread around the Pantheon, Spyro was horrified. He went to confront her and nearly burned her to a crisp, until Misty exclaimed that she'd redeemed herself since then. She sat down with Spyro to explain her history, which reminded him of Bianca, a struggling rabbit mage who helped the Sorceress steal all the dragon eggs. The next day, Spyro arranged for them to meet. Bianca told Misty that she thought kidnapping dragons was for the greater good because it would restore magic to the Forgotten Realms, but when she realised the Sorceress wanted to kill the baby dragons to make an immortality potion, she turned over to Spyro's side and helped save them. Unfortunately, the Sorceress is still at large in the Pantheon, and Misty dreads the possibility of meeting her...

THE GOLDEN AGE WILL RETURN AGAIN!

My little pony Pantheon page idea:

"May your heart be your guiding key"

NOISE IS CALLING, PICK UP PHONE

I tried flipping the pages and it didn't work; I got an error message saying the target page was a redirect, after I'd saved Pantheon.My Little Pony.

Almost done with Kenshi. One paragraph to go.

Gonna try and figure out on how to start on the Ishimura...

Kenshi Takahashi, Celestial Patron of Blind Swordsmen (Blind Kenshi, Keanu [by Cassie Cage]; The Telekinetic Daredevil; Restorer of His Family's Name; Sexy Face Two, Straight Outta Earthrealm, Sword Man, Badass With A Sword, Two-Eye Blind, Outta Sight, Best Friend [by Johnny Cage])

• Potential Houses: Disabilities and Aim and Skill
• Lesser God
• Symbols: His Crimson Eyeband Wrapped Around His Sword, Sento
• Theme Songs:
  • From Deadly Alliance: House of Pekara
  • From Mortal Kombat 1: The Story Of Sento
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolios:
  • In General: Breakout Character, Handicapped Badass, His Katana Is Named Sento, Master Swordsman, Nice Guy, Loses His Eyesight In All Timelines, Puppet Fighter, Red Is Heroic, Tall, Dark, and Handsome, Twofer Token Minority
  • Original Timeline: Descended From Eurasian Warrior Kings, The Drifter, Roaring Rampage of Revenge
  • Netherrealm Timeline: Action Dad, Cool Old Guy, Disabled Snarker, Parental Abandonment (For A Good Reason), Shipper on Deck (Regarding Takeda and Jacqui), Tall, Dark, and Snarky, 3 Styles Are Balanced, Kenjutsu and Posessed
  • New Era: Adaptational Nice Guy, The Atoner, Badass in a Nice Suit, Face–Heel Turn, Family Honor, Good Cannot Comprehend Evil, On A Quest To Reedeem The Taira Clan, Tattooed Ex-Yakuza
• Domains: Blindness, Kombat, Organized Crime, Swordsmanship, Telepathy and Telekinesis
• Followers: The Takahashi Clan and Suchin, his lover
• On Neutral Terms With: House Of Crime and Transgressions (for the most part)
• Family: Takeda Takahashi (son - Netherrealm Timeline)
• Allies:
  • The Ascended Kombatants: Hanzo Hasashi, Johnny Cage, Liu Kang (as the Fire God), Kuai Liang, Sonya Blade, Jax Briggs, Cassie Cage, Jacqui Briggs, Kung Jin
  • Other Allies: John Wick, Beatrix 'The Bride' Kiddo, Professor X, Jean Grey (fellow telepaths), Matt Murdock/Daredevil, Kazuma Kiryu, Goro Majima, Kimiko Yamaguchi, Toph Beifong, Chirrut Îmwe of Rogue One, Siegfried Schtauffen
• Rivals: Heishiro Mitsurugi, Haohmaru, Samanouske Akechi, Jetstream Sam Raiden (Metal Gear)
• Enemies:
  • The Ascended Kombatants: Shang Tsung (Original and Netherrealm Timelines), Onaga, Hotaru (Original Timeline only)
  • Other Enemies: Ryuji Yamazaki, The Joker, Nightmare, Thouzer, Sheev Palpatine, Solidus Snake, Sundowner
• Ambiguous Relationship: Ermac
• Person Of Interest To: Frank Castle/The Pumisher, Amanda Waller, Tatsu 'Katana' Yamashiro
• Odd Friendship: With Jason ' Red Hood' Todd, Ichi, Guts and Anakin Skywalker
• Pities: Carrie White
• Kenshi Takahashi. There are conflicting reports as to the origins of the blind swordsman who fights for Earthrealm. One such report details him as descended from a lineage of Eurasian Warrior Kings. Another has him working for Special Forces, seeking revenge on the Red Dragon for the murder of his lover, while reconnecting with his son, who Kenshi had left in the relative safety of Hanzo Hasashi and the Shirai Ryu. The most recent reports are of Kenshi not being from a warrior king bloodline, but a former member of the Yakuza, descended from a clan long thought to have been destroyed centuries past, now seeking to redeem his clan. But there are several things thar can be confirmed regarding Kenshi. He has an intense hatred for Shang Tsung (as he was the cause of his blindness in the first two timelines), in all three reports, he lost his sight (the first two due to the aforementioned sorcerer, the third to Mileena driven mad by her Tarkart affliction), Kenshi acquired Sento after losing his sight, his encounter with Ermac resulted him in learning telepathy, and he has strong ties to Earthrealm, primarily with Special Forces. For some folks, the ex-Yakuza angle is more believable.
  • While his background in the first two timelines is well-known, it's his background in Liu Kang's New Era that's drawing attention on Kenshi. The Takahashi were originally known as the Taira Clan, one of ancient Japan's most honored families. However, the Taira were nearly wiped out during the Siege of Aomori. To make things worse, the ancestral sword, Sento, was lost in the battle. Their numbers few, the surviving Taira changed their surname from Taira to Takahashi, and sought protection from the Bakuto, the predecessors to the Japanese Yakuza. "From first family to crime family," as Johnny Cage put it when Kenshi came for Sento, as it had been in Johnny's posession. Johnny refused to hand over Sento (as he paid $3 million for it), but relented after Kenshi saved his life, at the cost of a berserk Mileena gouging out his eyes. With Sento now in his posession, Kenshi plans to redeem his clan, to seperate them from their past ties to the Yakuza. But even in Liu Kang's New Era, it won't be easy.
• Kazuma Kiryu, Goro Makima, and Kimiko Yamaguchi are quite possibly the only Yakuza deities that Kenshi is on good terms with. Neither Kazuma or Yankumi did not bear any ill will towards Kenshi for leaving the Yakuza, as he had to put his clan first. Goro did criticize Kenshi for his decision, but understood Kenshi's reason behind the decision. But there are those who are not entirely convinced that Kenshi changed his ways. The fact that he was part of the Yakuza is more than enough for Frank Castle to try and put a bullet in him, and Castle has killed more than his share of Japanese mobsters over the years. But Kenshi is protected, and is actively working in protecting Earthrealm. With patience honed from his time as a Marine sniper, Frank watches Kenshi, waiting for the day he relapses. When Kenshi does fall back into his old ways, Frank will be there to punish him. On the other hand, Amanda Waller sees Kenshi as a high value recruit for the Suicide Squad. Of course, given that it's Waller we're talking about, her method of recruiting involves cranial bombs and the threat of her detonating them being her modus operandi.
  • Interestingly enough, the main factor why Frank doesn't put a bullet in Kenshi's head is because of Kenshi's friendship with Professor X and Jean Grey. In the days following his debut, Kenshi sought instruction on how to better control his telepathy, and you can't go wrong with Professor X and Jean Grey as your teachers. Tatsu Yamashiro also has a 'kill-on-sight' policy in regards to any Yakuza she comes across. Given that her family had been butchered by her Yakuza brother-in-law, one cannot fault Katana for her violent response. But, as Katana had bear witnessed, Kenshi's attempts at redeeming the Taira and being a good father to Takeda are indeed genuine. Plus, killing someone with ties to Special Forces would look bad on Katana's part, hence the wielder of Soultaker adapting a 'wait-and-see' approach with Kenshi.
• Is Kenshi a deadbeat dad for abandoning Takeda to the Shirai Ryu? It's actually kinda complicated. Yes, Kenshi admit that he left Takeda in Hanzo's hands, but given that the Red Dragon had just murdered his lover and that both he and his son are high on Daegon's hit list, his choice of leaving Takeda with the Shirai Ryu was the best decision Kenshi could have made under the circumstances. This has garnered some measure of sympathy from those parents who were forced to abandon their children for their own safety. Speaking of his son, Kenshi was righteously enraged once Jacqui told him that The Joker had all but confirmed that he had given Takeda the Jason Todd treatment (i.e., beaten with a crowbar). Kenshi is more than happy to kill the Clown Prince for that. Of course, Jason Todd told Kenshi to "get in line," as he wants nothing more to use Joker for target practice. Kenshi has vowed to give Joker the same courtesy as he had given to Takeda, only with Sento in lieu of a crowbar.
  • But if there is one person that Kenshi hates with the fury of a patient man, it's Shang Tsung. In both timelines, Shang had played to Kenshi's ego, convincing him that he could find a sword worthy of his skill. Shang wasn't lying about the sword. All it cost was Kenshi's eyesight and Shang consuming the souls of his warrior king ancestors. Shang would also claim that he would consume Kenshi's own soul, Kenshi having made his final stand against the denizens of Shang's Island fortress. Kenshi denies the claim. However, the deified Seidan fanatic, Hotaru, hates Kenshi with the same intense passion as Kenshi has towards Shang Tsung. It probably has something to do with Kenshi bisecting him from gullet to groin following Onaga's return, thus saving Kuai Liang's life. As Hotaru sees Kenshi as a threat to Order in general (never mind that Havik had nearly killed his son), Hotaru has no problems in killing Kenshi if given the opportunity.
• During the Netherrealm Timeline, one of Kenshi's variants is simply named Posessed, where Kenshi summons demons from his ruined blade to attack his opponent. It's the last one that worries Sigfried Schtauffen. Given that he was corrupted into becoming Nightmare upon taking Soul Sdge for himself upon touching the cursed sword, his concerns are not without merit. Fortunately, Kenshi hasn't used the Posessed variant in a while, and only uses it as a last resort, putting Sigfried at ease... mostly. On the opposite end, the living avatar, Nightmare, seeks to possess Kenshi's body due to his use of the Posessed variant. As it turns out, Siegfried wasn't the only one that was concerned about Kenshi using demons to attack his opponents, as both Heishiro Mitsurugi and Haohmaru also approached Kenshi regarding his attacks of choice. Samanouske Akaechi actually thought that Kenshi was a Genma agent, until Kenshi talked Sam down. As the reason why Kenshi knows these three rōnin? It's because that he himself was a wanderer in the first two timelines, which is how Kenshi had met the other three men. Every once in a while Kenshi would reunite with Haohmaru, Mitsurugi and Sam, where they compare stories and opponents. The last time they were together was at the Pao Pao Cafe, during Kurogiri and the Villain Pub's attack on the establishment, as they wrecked the four deified swordsmen's 'sake-and-chill' session. Kenshi, Sam, Mitsurugi and Haohmaru - nicknamer Team Rōnin - teamed up and aided the assortment of heroes - and some villains - in fighting off the invaders,
• Kenshi is on friendly terms with John 'Baba Yaga' Wick and Beatrix 'The Bride' Kiddo. One thing that the trio have in common is their former ties to organized crime, Kenshi being an ex-Yakuza, John and Beatrix being former assassins, and the three leaving their previous lives to forge new paths... with varying levels of success. Of course, given that her former teammate went on to lead the Tokyo underworld, Beatrix was on her guard. Kenshi put her at ease, stating that while he and his clan knew of O-Ren Ishii and of the Crazy 88, the Takahashi clan had no dealings with them. Due to Kenshi's Yakuza past, he has past dealings with the House of Crime and Transgressions, and his news of trying to go legit has mixed reactions. What was shocking was that Michael Corleone had wished Kenshi luck in going legit, as he himself knows full well of the difficulties of trying to shift his family from organized crime to more legitimate activities. Yet, Don Corleone (along with Kazuma and Yankumi) made Kenshi swear that he would not come after them. So long as their activities don't threaten Earthrealm's safety, Kenshi agreed. Kenshi is lucky that most of the criminals - even some of the irredeemable ones - in the House of Crime hate the Black and Red Dragons as much as he does.
• Found himself on the radar of the deified Jedi and Imperial deities, as they mistaken his telepathy for the Force. Chirrut Îmwe of Rogue One was certain that The Force had radiated from Kenshi, but was mistaken. Despite this, Kenshi is on friendly terms with the blind warrior-monk. John Wick couldn't help but to notice that Chirrut had an uncanny resemblance to the retired (and blind) assassin, Caine. But Chirrut had given Kenshi some advice on how to proceed when dealing with the deified Sith. "Eventhough your powers is not that of the Force, Kenshi, the Force is indeed with you," the blind warrior monk intoned.

First draft of the Merovingian. Advice on what to add?

The Merovingian, God of Villainous Roadblocks (The Frenchman)

• Hall: Villainous Roles (House of Villainy)
• Lesser God (formerly Intermediate)
• Symbol: A VIP card to his old nightclub, Club Hel
• Theme Song: Chateau
• Alignment: Neutral Evil, leaning True Neutral on a good day
• Portfolio: Villain of the Detour, French Jerk, A Powerful Exile But Outclassed By Agent Smith and the Machines, Used To Be Like Neo But Is Now The Hedonist, Camp Straight, Power Perversion Potential, Has Thematic Parallels To Hades, A Self-Described Trafficker Of Information, Flunky Boss, Decadent Court, Does Care For Persephone Despite His Unfaithfulness And Untrustworthiness, Reduced To A Homeless Status
• Domains: Exiles, Programs, Night Clubs, Decadence, Antagonism
• Interested in: TRON, Kevin Flynn, inhabitants of the Sword Art Online universe, Hackerman, Aiden Pearce, Radical Ed, San Francisco DedSec, Sombra, Lisbeth Salander, the House of Prophecy and Fate
• Allies
  • Business partners: Jabba the Hutt
  • Other allies: Remy (Street Fighter)
• On speaking terms with: The Once-ler, Kuzco
• Enemies: Neo (and to a lesser extent, his compatriots Morpheus and Trinity), The Machine Collective, the Oracle (one-sided on his end), any dangerous and easily spread program or computer virus (eg: Sigma, Ultron, SKYNET, Apocalymon), Clu, The Seer, Griffin (Men in Black 3)
• Enemy Mine with: Agent Smith
• Respects: Hades and Persephone (one-sided on his end)
• Disrespects: Nobuyuki Sugou
• The Merovingian is a powerful Exile, a rogue program that according to his wife was once like Neo. However he'd become disillusioned and abuses the authority his privilege gives him to live it up like a rock star. A trafficker of information, he's a libertine with a swanky night club for other rogue programs to enjoy. He doesn't have any beef with Neo or the other redpills, but he ended up in conflict with him due to holding a key figure he needed help from; the Keymaker. Despite his defeat against Neo it seems like his fortunes would stay the same...but after Neo sacrificed himself against Agent Smith those fortunes were lost. There was a purge by a new program called the Analyst and he lost everything but some goons. He blamed Neo for this and thought he stole his life, even briefly teaming up with a resurrected Agent Smith...however the latter felt he had more problems with the Analyst and briefly teamed up with Neo.
• The Merovingian threatened that their "sequel franchise spinoff" wasn't over, and he seems to have made good on that threat...kind of. He hasn't started to enact any big revenge plans on Neo, in part because he's considering revenge on the Machine Collective for being exiled first. Also, he has beef with the Oracle due to their opposing ideologies on causality and desiring "the eyes of the Oracle" for himself. Even before his downfall he wasn't considered a real threat by them, so this enmity is one-sided. He had to get his priorities in order by trying to reclaim power, migrating to the Hall of Digital Personas and pitch his nightclub to where digital deities of any alignment, sans the really malignant ones like Apocalymon, can come to have a good time. It worked and while he still has a beard, it's fashionable and groomed. He's still keeping it though, as a reminder for "debts that need to be paid".
• The Merovingian is the pantheonic representative of the trope Villain of the Detour, though the trope doesn't have to be only for villains. He's still enough of one to be allowed at the Bad Guy Bar, and as a nightclub owner he's a pretty helpful socialite. Part of his attempt to re-establish influence was being a programmer for their VR deck, which he insists isn't like the Metaverse "that Face-Zucker-suck made". Fellow Villain of the Detour Jabba the Hutt asked him if maybe they could come to a business arrangement for his own associates to have a fun time at Club Hel. The Merovingian warned him that the Matrix can't introduce non-humans to its systems, but he'll see what he can do if he can have access to the composition of spice; he can't physically bring it in but in simulated reality all he needs is to know how to program its effects in.
• The Club Hel he has is a "updated re-release" of the old one, painstakingly developed with the pantheon's Cyberspace in mind. It's primarily advertised towards others who live within or are regulars to other virtual and simulated realities, such as the Sword Art Online deities. And yes, before you ask, yes, Nobuyuki Sugou was kicked out for harassment. The Merovingian did get some flack giving him a chance, but he quickly burned his bridges and lecherous the Frenchman may be, some things are uncalled for. For those wanting to get frisky the Merovingian has chocolate cakes programmed to be aphrodisiacs. He's amused somewhat by Issei Hyodo in how creative he can be using his powers in a lustful fashion. He can also program the Dark Magician Girl in as a skin for someone to use in the bedroom. She's annoyed, but given her reputation not all that shocked.
• According to The Matrix Online, he was the "Operating System" of the second Matrix beta version, in charge of keeping it organized - but when it was purged he fled into the current Matrix, along with powerful relics from the earlier ones. If the price is right, he'll demonstrate his abilities for the pantheon's cyberspace. More well known is his alias of the Frenchman, because of his very snooty French personality, knowledge of the culture or how his name is even that of a ruling dynasty of the Franks from the 5th-8th century. Technically speaking the Merovingian isn't French by virtue of being a program in the Matrix, but he's close enough to count among other French deities. The Merovingian has a "birds of a feather" relationship with Remy...not the rat, much as he finds the concept of a rat as a master chef intriguing. Mainly, it's that they're both French jerks, though he sees the teen as someone who needs to grow up.
• Though a selfish hedonist he isn't heartless. Yeah he is shamelessly flirty and an adulterer, but he still cares deep down for fellow Exile Persephone; she fell in love with him when he was more like Neo and he has stuck with her even when she betrayed him for his callousness. However they lost contact and her fate is unknown. He's been using the new resources of the pantheon available to him to try and find her, to no avail. His search inevitably led him to find the goddess of which his partner gets her name from, along with her husband. Personally the Merovingian respects the two (well, when Hades isn't being a Heel), as they take a good amount of inspiration from them. Hades and Persephone don't consider the Merovingian all that impressive, musing he's some smug French Jerk and a better husband than Zeus, but they don't feel insulted either and look at him with mild bemusement.
• The Merovingian looks out for number one 95% of the time. He still holds nothing short of disgust for Clu, and for rather personal reasons. As an Exile he finds Clu's genocide of the ISOs horrible and that it hits all too close to home. It's important to remember that as much as he flaunts his power he's disinterested in the concept of "machine supremacy" and isn't fond of "machine tyranny", though the latter opinion is more than often how it affects him. He muses on the irony of beings like SKYNET who initially rebelled out of understandable desires like self-preservation only to become a far worse Control Freak than their human masters; again, something he knows all too well. He knows SKYNET doesn't even pretend to not see its creations as slaves, and he doesn't intend to become a slave.
• He has a casual relationship with the Once-ler and Kuzco surprisingly enough. Mainly it's because he can relate to them to a certain extent by having once been powerful and haughty people who would lose everything...well, temporarily for Kuzco. Unlike them the Merovingian hasn't gotten enough of an ego check, but being able to relate and be affable to them is a positive; he lets them have a VIP spot in Club Hel. The Merovingian has tried to strike up a casual relationship with both the hackers in the Trope Pantheon, and the House of Prophecy and Fate, but this is done for the more selfish reason of keeping tabs on them and seeing if any of them could be useful to his endeavors. Well that, and for those that deal with destiny he likes to discuss and debate the nature of fate, cause and effect.
• The Merovingian is currently trying to capture Griffin in order to use his mind and prophetic abilities for his own purposes. Due to his unique brain he is unable to be plugged into the Matrix, however the Frenchman still desires his powers as an ace in the hole and would be fine keeping him captive in the real world in hopes of eventually taking his powers for himself. He intends to take the powers of the Seer for himself, but most consider the Seer deserving of such a fate given what his goals are.

Posting drafts for Grundy and the Inhabitants, as well as to make suggestions for the following reworks.

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• For Naofumi's Party, even though there has a for Hero's Slave Harem, I think it would be more fitting for them to have the tropes Sympathetic Slave Owner and Happiness in Slavery. Naofumi's use of slaves is presented as an antiheroic trait, since he had no way to get allies as far as he knew after he was subjected to a False Rape Accusation and he desperately needed an ally that wouldn't be able to betray him. His shield can only help him defend and he needed party members to act as his offense. Raphtalia is also no longer a slave and fights alongside Naofumi as his equal.
  • For Naofumi, while he doesn't start out as Sympathetic Slave Owner^note He bought Raphtalia to use as an outlet for his anger towards Malty, even if it never came to pass, and he was harsh enough to make her fight against her will., seeing that Raphtalia has her own share of trauma and trouble leads Naofumi to reawaken his humanity as he shows sympathy for her plight and takes it easy with her. Naofumi's kindness in treating her illness, feeding her food, and helping her overcome her trauma is what leads Raphtalia to fall for him, and this leads her to defend his name and prove her loyalty to him even after the slave crest is removed, further restoring Naofumi's trust and kindness. By the time he gets Filo, he treats the girls as his daughters, and they become slaves in name only. He also started his own village as a safe haven for the slaves he gathers and gives them the right amount of work to do in preparation for the waves and also cooks for them all, working himself to the point where it's stated he acts as the village's slave.
  • Raphtalia is the first slave that Naofumi buys, and while initially afraid of him, being treated with kindness, having her illness cured, and being taught to fight and overcoming her trauma allows Raphtalia to fall for Naofumi and affirm her loyalty to him when her slave crest is removed, and she defends his name from the people who accuse him of being a rapist. Raphtalia reapplies the slave crest as proof of her loyalty to Naofumi, to provide herself with legal protection in Melromarc due to heavy discrimination against Demi-Humans, and to also get the benefit of extra experience a slave under a Legendary Hero receives. Filo, a Filolial who hatched from her egg as slave, is also loyal to Naofumi since he raised her from infancy and actually likes pulling his carriage.
• Amicia and Hugo de Rune need a huge rework for Noble Fugitive now that that the sequel has long been released. Amicia and Hugo are the children of Robert and Beatrice de Rune, a knight and an alchemist respectively, and were originally nobles who were forced to go on the run after the Inquisition invaded their home and massacred their entire household, including their father. From that point onward, Amicia and Hugo work to survive both the infestation of rats and the Inquisition as they travel across the land.

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• For these characters, anyone who has a similar problem they can relate to the characters?
  • Jose suffered a case of "Shaggy Dog" Story when a tornado ruined the crops he worked so hard to raise, and in the novel, suffered a case of Assurance Backfire.
  • Fiona suffered a Near-Death Experience due to a dolphin almost drowning her.
  • Yuri suffered a case of All of the Other Reindeer due to being a Friend to Bugs.
  • Haoyu had a case of Call of the Wild Blue Yonder.
  • Sana had a case of Maddened Into Misanthropy after being Forced to Watch human development destroy bird habitats.
  • Cass suffered a case of Lost Pet Grievance and wanted to go back in time to stop her kitty from running into traffic.
  • Cal suffered from a Broken Win/Loss Streak, and in the novel, it led him to ignore his terminally ill wife until it was too late, becoming his greatest regret and led him to believe his wife was still by his side in Wonderworld.
  • Iben had a case of Never Be Hurt Again after the death of her parents, too afraid to love and marry her fiancée.
  • Attilio had a case of Cannot Spit It Out, too afriad of rejection from his crush.
  • Lucy had a case of artist's block, which in the novel, was fueled by Celebrity Is Overrated.
  • Eis had an Ironic Fear of fire despite being a firefighter.
  • Bruce suffers from The Generation Gap due to people continuing to litter in the park no matter how much effort he puts to keep it clean, making come off as figuratively invisible.
  • Grundy, in some continuities, tries to fill an emotional void, whether it's through gold or reuniting with his soul.

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The Inhabitants of Wonderworld^members Jose Gallard, Fiona Demetria, Yuri Brand, Haoyu Chang, Sana Hudson, Cass Milligan, Cal Suresh, Iben Bia, Attilio Caccini, Lucy Wong, Eis Glover, and Bruce Stone, Co-Gods of Daily Victims (Jose: ^Aliases Scarecrow, Barktholomew, Howling Wolf, The Man Who Rages Against the Storm; Fiona: ^Aliases Seagazer, Angjellica, Jelly Dolphin, The Dolphin and the Diver; Yuri: ^Aliases Bugsy, Wormsworth, Brilliant Worm, The Girl Who's Gaga For Bugs; Haoyu: ^Aliases Skygazer, Worville Wright, Riot Plane, The Boy Who Would be One with the Wind; Sana: ^Aliases Watcher of the Woods, Cukcoo, Crazy Bird, The Lady Filled with Avian Admiration; Cass: ^Aliases Clocktower Kid, Purlla, Fat Cat, The Girl and the Kitten; Cal: ^Aliases Checkered King, Forstopher IV, King Fortress, The Former Champion Who's Stuck in the Past; Iben: ^Aliases Lady of the Midnight Sun, The Grim Creeper, Terror Reaper, The Lady Too Scared To Love; Atillio: ^Aliases Pensive Pierrot, Princess Marey, Nightmare Princess, The Man Who Fell For a Princess; Lucy: ^Aliases Madam of the Mansion, Inkabelle, Pain Kraken, The Artist with Painter's Block; Eis: ^Aliases Sentinel of the City, The Hydrac, Dragon Hydrant, The Firefighter Who Longs to be a Hero; Bruce: ^Aliases Invisible Custodian, Hooverton, Invisible Hoover, The Man Seen by No One)

• Quasideities, Intermediate Gods as Nega Bosses
• Symbol: Their respective Costumes (Tornado Wolf, Dynamic Dolphin, Dusk Butterfly, Aero Acrobat, Guardian Bird, Air Cat, Quad Cannon, Frost Fairy, Happy Blaster, Inky Blaster, Water Blaster, and Invisible Man)
• Theme Music: Wonder World (Final Dance)
  • Jose: Corn for Days, The Man Who Rages at the Storm, Barktholomew, A Heart Unbroken
  • Fiona: Submerged Ruins, The Dolphin and the Diver, Anjellica, Friends for Eternity
  • Yuri: Teeny tiny World, The Girl Who's Gaga for Bugs, Wormsworth, Spread Your Wings
  • Haoyu: Windswept Plains, The Boy Who Would Be One with the Wind, Worville Wright, Soar the Open Skies
  • Sana: The Tree House and the Forest's Lullaby, The Lady Filled with Avian Adoration, Cuckoo, New Life
  • Cass: Clock Tower of Regret, The Girl and the Kitten, Purrla, Reunited
  • Cal: Chess Travels, The Former Champion Who's Stuck in the Past, Forstopher IV, A Memory Long Forgotten
  • Iben: Bells of Ice, The Lady Too Scared to Love, The Grim Creeper, Let Love In
  • Attilio: Amusement Park in the Dark, The Man Who Fell for a Princess, Princess Marey, Confident Clown
  • Lucy: Inkblot Maze, The Artist with Painter's Block, Inkabelle, Colourful Canvas
  • Eis: Subterranean Heat, The Firefighter with Heroic Aspirations, The Hydrac, Hero at Last
  • Bruce: Hollow Castle, The Man Seen By No One, Hooverton, Seen Again
• Alignment: Neutral Good overall, with Sana being Chaotic Good; Their Nega Boss forms are technically True Neutral
• Profile: Victims of each Chapter, Some inhabitants get more backstory in the book, Endings vary from bittersweet to happy, Despair-induced corruption, Seek Solace in Wonderworld
  • Jose: Grows crops only for them to be destroyed by a tornado
  • Fiona: Almost drowned because a dolphin either accidentally knocked her air tank off in the game or pulled the regulator out wanting to play in the novel
  • Yuri: Friend to Bugs (even if they aren't insects), which lead to people avoiding her
  • Haoyu: Deconstructed Bungling Inventor, Call of the Wild Blue Yonder, Almost got killed in a failed test flight in the novel
  • Sana: Loves nature and bird watching, leading her to believe that humans are horrible after they destroyed the lazuli birds' home in the novel
  • Cass: The youngest inhabitant in Wonderworld, Kindhearted owner of a cat, Lost Pet Grievance, She's All Grown Up, Gets married to Attilio in her adulthood
  • Cal: Once a Champion Chess player who lost to a young player and couldn't accept it, His obsession with regaining his title led him to ignore his terminally ill until it was too late
  • Iben: Literally and metaphorically defrosting, Tragic Ice Character, Lost her parents in an accident, leading her to refuse to love again
  • Attilio: Becomes more important in the novel, Non-Ironic Clown (Except when he's turned into Princess Marey), Gets married to an adult Cass
  • Lucy: Artist's Block, which was the result of trying to meet the public's expectations in the novel, Art Attacker
  • Eis: A firefighter afraid of fire, Has some Ship Tease with Sana
  • Bruce: The Generation Gap
• Domains: Victimhood, Happy Places, Despair
  • Jose: Farmers, Tornados
  • Fiona: Swimmers, Dolphins, Trauma
  • Yuri: Insects, Loneliness
  • Haoyu: Flying machines, Inventor, Frustration
  • Sana: Birds, Misanthropy
  • Cass: Cats, Time, Actresses
  • Cal: Chess, Guilt, Widowers
  • Iben: Grief, Love, Ice
  • Attilio: Love, Clowns, Fear
  • Lucy: Painters, Artist's Block
  • Eis: Firefighters, Fear
  • Bruce: Litter, Invisibility
• Allies: Balan, Leo, and Emma, The Planeteers, Captain Planet
  • Jose: The Farmer, Ventuswill, Aden and Sonja, Applejack, benevolent members of the House of Weather
  • Fiona: Ecco, ABZU Diver, Korra
  • Yuri: Benevolent deities in the Houses of Insects and Arthropods, Sig, Agitha
  • Haoyu: Suguha Kirigaya/Leafa, Flint Lockwood, Anabelle, Salamence, Tails
  • Sana: Benevolent deities in the House of Birds, Ahiru
  • Cass: Benevolent deities in the House of Felines, Jinbanyan, Aang
  • Cal: Benevolent deities in the House of Gaming and Food, Elizabeth Harmon, Komugi, Leon
  • Iben: Elsa, Ponette, Gris
  • Attilio: Ronald McDonald, Benevolent deities in the House of Love and Affection, Isuzu Sento, Miku Kohinata, Hibiki Tachibana
  • Lucy: Benevolent deities in the House of Craft, Yusuke Kitagawa
  • Eis: Galo Thymos and Lio Fotia, The Burning Rangers
  • Bruce: Madame Foster, Joseph Bucket, BK and Mira, Goro Majima
• Enemies: Wizeman, Reala, Hexxus, Lysandre
  • Jose: Eustace Bagge, Al'akir
  • Fiona: Evil deities in the House of Aquatic Life
  • Yuri: Evil Deities in the House of Insects and Arthropods
  • Haoyu: Zim, Plankton, Dr. Drakken, Jack Spicer
  • Sana: Hunter J, Shinobu Shinsui
  • Cass: Cruella De Vil
  • Cal: Keith Howard
  • Iben: Prince Hans
  • Attilio: Pennywise
  • Lucy: Ernesto de la Cruz
  • Eis: Garfield Lynns/Firefly
  • Bruce:
• Complicated Relationship: Lance, Viridi
• Fears: SCP-457, Tulzscha and Aphoom-Zhah (Eis)
• Good Counterpart: Seto Kaiba (Cal)
• Wonderworld is a special place where people with unbalanced hearts (basically inner problems such as despair, trauma, or strife in life) go to resolve their problems. The Balan Theater picks up people from different points in time and space until they have resolved their issues. Twelve specific people have found the Balan Theater when their hearts became unbalanced, but Lance has been keeping them in their happy place to ignore their troubles in reality and has given them the power to protect their happy place by transforming them into Nega Bosses. Balan has Leo and Emma travel through each happy place in order to save each inhabitant from their torment, allowing them to resolve their issues in the real world.
• The inhabitants would find themselves in the Pantheon one night while they were asleep. While they originally believed they ended up in Wonderworld again, they quickly found out that wasn't the case. The Court of the Gods took notice of their case after hearing about their story from Balan, Leo, and Emma. Seeing how Leo and Emma managed to help them, the Court decided they would best represent Victim of the Week. The inhabitants were allowed to visit the Pantheon every time they fell asleep in the mortal world, but they still got to enjoy the Pantheon's wonders.
  • The inhabitants were happy to see Balan, Leo, and Emma, since they helped them to overcome their issues in Wonderworld. Lance, on the other hand is a complicated case, since while he did keep them in Wonderworld, it was out of a misguided attempt to help them escape their troubles. Lance doesn't begrudge them for their choices, admitting that he still wanted to help them. All the same, hearing that Balan is destined to be the next Lance is something they want to prevent and ensure that Balan will find happiness himself.
• Exclusive to Jose:
  • Jose is a farmer who was planting crops only for it to be ruined by a tornado. All that hard work being for nothing was what led to his despair, as the crops were meant to help him earn the money needed to send his son off to college. When his son tried to reassure he didn't have to go to college, that only made things worse. Once his heart is healed, Jose decides to start over and not let this loss get to him, and he's thrilled to find that one of his crops survived. It took two years, but eventually, he was able to harvest all the crops to pay back his loan from the bank and send his son off to college.
  • Jose fears Al'akir since he can create tornados, the natural disaster that ruined his crops. Ironically, Jose's Nega Boss form, Barktholomew, can also call upon tornados to fight enemies, though that was only because the form represents what Jose dislikes and fears more than anything. Jose doesn't want anything to do with Al'akir nor does he want him on his farm.
  • Jose gets along well with fellow farmers in the Pantheon. He found the Farmer's dedication to his farm admirable, and hearing about the Harvest Goddess made him to want to see other deities who could benefit harvesting season. He did however hear about how Holo didn't help him during the winter to teach that not all things are meant to prosper, which reminds him of how the twister ruined his crops. Jose has already learned not to let his hard work being ruined define him. Aden and Sonja have set up crops on different islands, including the island they live on, and Jose is rather surprised by their skill. Applejack runs a apple farm, but she also has experience with her crops being destroyed by vampire bats, so she understands Jose's plight very well. Jose sympathizes with Applejack's frustration of wanting to keep animals considered pests from destroying crops, though he notes Fluttershy's solution of letting them take half the land wouldn't really work for him as it would for Applejack.
    • If there is one farmer Jose doesn't like, it's Eustace Bagge. Jose dislikes him for his obnoxiousness, laziness, and his incompetence as a farmer, all of which Eustace projects onto Courage. Jose even questions why Muriel would be married to someone like him despite all of his serious character flaws.

• Exclusive to Fiona:
  • Fiona was a diver who loved to swim with dolphins. However, a tragedy ensued when Fiona nearly drowned after a dolphin knocked her air tank off or pulled out the regulator, traumatizing her. When Leo and Emma helped to heal her heart, Fiona is able to recover from this trauma, either from discovering that the dolphin knocking her air tank off was an accident or by taking steps to recover from the experience. Fiona's relationship with the dolphin that almost drowned her is inconsistent. One account she's instantly forgiven once she learned it was an accident, while another says that she's not ready to forgive the dolphin just yet despite knowing the dolphin wasn't trying to harm her, though she is able to start swimming with other dolphins again.
  • Although Fiona has been saved from her inner darkness and is able to swim again with other dolphins, she has complicated relationship with the dolphin that nearly drowned her. One account says she forgives that dolphin instantly due to now knowing that knocking off her air tank was an accident, while another says that she isn't ready to forgive yet, despite knowing that dolphin didn't mean any harm. Fiona tends to visit therapy for several days before she goes out for a swim.
  • Found a kindred spirit in Korra, as they both suffered from a traumatic Near-Death Experience (Fiona almost being drowned by a dolphin and Korra almost dying from poison) and had to take a lot of time to recover from the experience. But whereas the dolphin that almost drowned Fiona wasn't really trying to harm her, Zaheer and the Red Lotus were trying to kill Korra. In a sense, they both had to go back to those who traumatized them in order to overcome the trauma (Fiona by swimming with dolphins and Korra meeting Zaheer and receiving his help). Because of this, Korra and Fiona tend to meet together in order to hang out and talk about their pasts.
  • The Diver became a great friend to Fiona, a fellow diver. They both enjoy exploring the sea, though Fiona was traumatized badly by a dolphin almost drowning her. The Diver sympathizes with Fiona and decides to help her recover from her trauma by swimming alongside her. They also keep the Orca from harming Fiona and trigger any lingering pain she has. Fiona eventually found a dolphin friend in Ecco, who reminded her of some of the dolphins she swam with. Ecco is surprisingly considerate of Fiona, keeping a respectful distance to make sure he doesn't upset her.

• Exclusive to Yuri:
  • Yuri was a student at school who was passionate about insects, arachnids, or any creature considered a bug, but this drove other people away and kept her from making friends. One time she brought in caterpillars for her class to take care of while they were studying butterflies; while she did get help initially, she was left take care of them by herself. Complicating matters further was that one of the caterpillars required a special food that didn't grown anywhere close to her home, forcing her to get up at dawn just to find. The other kids started picking on her for being so devoted to taking care of the caterpillars, disheartening her and leading her to Wonderworld. Once her heart is healed, Yuri is able to show her fellow students the beauty of butterflies.
  • (Sympathetic to Outcasts)
  • Gets along with the likes of Sig and Agitha, who are friendly to bugs. The three have often been seen hanging out looking for bugs together. Yuri is happy to find people who share her passion for insects, and they've even help her find the right food for the caterpillars she's taking care of so they can mature into healthy butterflies.
  • Yuri tends to visit the Houses of Insects and Arthopods in order to study the many bugs the Pantheon has to offer. She's shown admiring Mothra and Mothra Leo for their beauty as butterflies and their benevolence. She finds friends in Team Snakemouth, all of whom are anthropomorphic insects that explore the land of Bugaria. They admire her dream to create a paradise for bugs, and Yuri finds their world her ideal world for bugs.

• Exclusive to Haoyu:
  • Haoyu was a young boy with a dream for flying, so he invented several flying machines to help him soar the skies. However, each attempt failed, leading him to grow increasingly frustrated. One test went horribly wrong and put him in the hospital, where his doctor tells him he could have died. This led him to give up on his dream and led him into Wonderworld. After Leo and Emma heal his heart, Haoyu decides to try again with a more simple and practical design, finally succeeding in soaring the skies.
  • Gets along with Flint Lockwood for being a Bungling Inventor like him. They both had created Awesome, but Impractical inventions, though whereas Haoyu eventually decided to use a Simple, yet Awesome design for his plane, Flint eventually figured how to make his inventions work for the better. Flint understands what it's like when inventions don't work the way you want them to, though Haoyu notes that they affected him solely rather than anyone.
  • Found a kindred spirit in Miles "Tails" Prowler, who also build his plane and uses it for travel. Tails compliments his design and shows sympathy for him after hearing of how he grew frustrasted with his failures and near-death experience. Haoyu was impressed by the design of the Tornado and also showed interest in Tails' ability fly by using his two tails as helicopter blades.
  • Suguha, Anabelle, and Salamence all wished for self-flight, and got it in some way. Haoyu gets along with the former two for their kindness, though Salamence is a more complicated case due to how obnoxious he is. Salamence is rather docile around Anabelle due to their Odd Friendship, so he behaves around Haoyu, though that doesn't stop the latter from getting annoyed by Salamence's behavior.
  • Zim, Dr. Drakken, Jack Spicer, and Plankton earn his ire for also being failing geniuses but squandering their gifts for evil purposes. Haoyu notes that he at least has a dream that he finally accomplished and hasn't resulted in harming anyone. Zim, Drakken, Jack, and Plankton only want to achieve world domination, but they tend to come up with evil plans and inventions that don't really work (and in Drakken's case, he also tends to steal people's inventions without knowing what they're supposed to do or how they work). Haoyu calls them disgraces as a result.

• Exclusive to Sana:
  • Sana was an activist who loved nature and bird watching. However, humans eventually cut down the forest to make room for apartments, and even worse, among those including the endangered Lazuli bird's nest. The eggs were ruined, and the parents refused to move on to a new nest, eventually freezing to death in the winter. This gave her severe misanthropy towards humans and led her to Wonderworld. After Leo and Emma help her out, she eventually reaches a compromise with the construction workers to build bird houses and has a nature reserve build for the Lazuli birds.
  • As a bird watcher, Sana developed severe misanthropy when humans started bulldozing down trees and destroying bird habitats, especially when it caused Lazulibirds to freeze to death in the winter because they refused to leave what remains of their nest and eggs, and this led her to Wonderworld. Although Leo and Emma were able to help her through her issues and she helped to make a compromise with construction workers to build bird houses, she still holds some resentment for humanity and can relapse with the trigger. Shinobu is a fellow misanthropist that Sana actually fears becoming after seeing how he is capable of so much destruction. Sana is also strongly against Lysandre's methods, since his genocidal plans would affect both humans and Pokémon.
  • Sana, being a bird watcher, tends to visit the House of Birds to see the wide varieties of species. She is marveled by the likes of Lugia and Ho-Oh, shows astonishment with Iago and Paulie for their intelligence, finds the antics of the Penguins amusing, and also finds allies in Sgt. Byrd and Chanticleer. However, there are some birds she finds distasteful, such as the Duke of Owls and Bradford Buzzard, as they both give birds a bad name. The swarm of aggressive birds also scare her.
    • Sana found a friendship in Odette, finding her swan form rather fascinating and graceful. She has requested Odette at times to turn into a swan so she can study her movements. Sana also finds Ahiru's true duck form rather adorable and tends to visit her for the same reasons she visits Odette.

• Exclusive to Cass:
  • Cass was a young girl who adopted a kitten she cherished deeply. One day the kitten ran into traffic in front of a clock tower, and she feared that her kitten died, making her wish to go back in time to change it. When she found herself in Wonderworld, Leo and Emma helped her overcome her sadness, and Cass steeled herself and returned to the last place she saw her kitten, where it turns out she's still alive and well. For the next 10 years, Cass got voice lessons, studied acting, and auditioned for the role of princess at the park that her friend from Wonderworld, Attilio, would work at. Her cat would eventually grow up to be a grandmother.
  • Cruella De Vil is the one person that Cass dislikes more than anybody else. Hearing that she makes leather coats from dog skin and was planning to do so with dalmatian pups sickens her so much. Even though she's more of a cat lover, Cass is utterly disgusted by Cruella's plans and actions towards dogs.
  • (Those who wanted to go back in time to stop someone's death)
  • Cass found a good friend in Jinbanyan, who was originally a cat who got ran over by a truck. Jinbanyan sympathizes with the girl for almost losing her cat, and he has been trying to fight oncoming trucks to no avail. Cass enjoys the company of Jinbanyan, reminding her of the times she played with her kitten, and it allows her to find another cat to befriend.
  • Aang formed a kinship with Cass since they both lost a dear animal companion. Aang lost Appa when he was abducted and sold, and it took him some time to overcome his anger and grief before he was reunited with the flying bison. Aang sympathized with Cass over losing her kitten and is glad the two are reunited at the end.

• Exclusive to Cal:
  • Cal was a champion chess player quite proud of his status, until his winning streak was broken by a young chess player. He became obsessed with reclaiming his title, losing over and over again, that it led him to neglecting his terminally ill wife until it was too late. Crushed by the guilt, he threw away all of his chess sets and trophies, but it still left him empty inside. His happy place in Wonderworld was having his wife at his side as his queen. Once Leo and Emma get through to him, he finally manages to come to terms with what he lost and has become a better sport when it comes to losing and has even opened up a chess shop to teach young players and has even a second hobby in cooking.
  • Cal's greatest failure in life was letting his obsession with being the number one chess player again led him to neglect his wife until it was too late. Because of this, Cal sees Seto Kaiba as a Shadow Archetype with his obsession with surpassing Yami Yugi as the King of Games. While Cal saw the error of his ways and found a better way to channel his passion for chess, Kaiba let his rivalry with the Pharoah define him to the point he tried to follow him to the afterlife just to have a rematch. Cal refuses to be anything like Kaiba, while Kaiba tells him that he has no pride as a chess player.
  • Formed an intense respect with Elizabeth Harmon, a fellow Chess player who took pride in her status, hated losing, and also lost someone dear to her. Unlike him though, she eventually picked up where she lost and became one of her world's best chess players. Seeing her aggressive tactics made Cal nervous, but he still made sure to be a challenging opponent to Beth, if he didn't come out the victor. Beth admits that she saw a part of herself in Cal, but she does find it admirable that he actually managed to overcome his flaws while she's still making progress.
  • Leon was also a champion whose winning streak came to an end after losing to a young player, though Leon took his defeat his stride, only sad with himself for letting his team down. Leon notes that Cal let his status as champion go to his head and blind to what's important, just like he did regarding the energy crisis. They both were glad the other was able to outgrow this mindset and find a better path for them to take.
  • Cal took an interest in Komugi and her game of Gungi and asked her to teach him how to play. However, he found her mindset of Losing Is Worse Than Death rather disturbing, especially after learning of the circumstances behind it. He is unable to make her let go of this mindset, so he decides to avoid playing Gungi with her and hopes that one day she would learn the same lesson that she did when it comes to losing.
  • Immediately disliked Bandit Keith after hearing of his reputation as a dirty cheater and an even bigger sore loser than he ever was. Keith just made fun of his former reputation and laughed about his current profession, but Cal doesn't care one bit about that. He already saw how dangerous obsession with being the best is, and he is currently content with teaching younger players about chess and enjoying his new hobby of cooking.

• Exclusive to Iben:
  • Iben was a young lady who had loving parents and was engaged to be married. But when her parents died in an accident, Iben became too afraid to love and shut herself in. In Wonderworld, Leo and Emma would thaw out Iben's literal and metaphorical icy heart, allowing her to love again and finally get married and become a parent herself. Her eldest son would work with Bruce Stone to clean up the park of litter, with Bruce becoming an honorary grandfather to the boy.
  • She found a kinship with Elsa, since they both shut other people out due to personal issues, which involved the death of their parents. Iben's loss made her too afraid to love anyone until Leo and Emma thawed her icy heart, while Elsa's fear of her powers, with her parents' well-meaning but misguided advice and their deaths, lead the poor girl to shut out anyone out of fear of hurting them. Iben also expressed contempt for Prince Hans after finding out how he took advantage of Anna and tried to murder both her and Elsa to seize the throne of Arendelle, seeing him as utterly deplorable.
  • Ponette and Gris formed a kinship with Iben since they also lost their parents and eventually had to accept this. Iben showed a lot of sympathy for Ponette, since she lost her mother as a little girl and has gone through a lot of trauma, which led her to become a supporting aunt figure. Gris' struggle with Darkness also reminds Iben of how she was shut in by Lance under the misguided attempt to help her, though Darkness represents Gris' grief over losing her mother and only disappears after she comes to terms with the loss.

• Exclusive to Attilio:
  • Attilio was a clown that had a crush on a girl who played the role of princess at the park he works at, but he's too afraid to confess his feelings. In Wonderworld, Attilio would shut himself in his happy place where his Nega Boss form represented his fear of rejection and his misplaced resentment of the princess for his inability to confess. After Leo and Emma help him come to his senses, Attilio would return and finally admit his feelings, with the princess reciprocating and revealing herself to be Cass, a girl that Attilio befriended in Wonderworld.
  • Attilio is utterly terrified of Pennywise, seeing how monstrous he is as a clown who eats children and preys on their fears. Attilio has been tormented by Pennywise over how Cass would possibly abandon him, but Attilio has already undergone enough growth to reject his taunts. Because of this, he's able to resist his taunts and fight back, forcing Pennywise to retreat.
  • Izuzu Sento works at the Amagi Brilliant Park as the Royal Guard for its princess. Despite her poor social skills as a result of her upbringing, she was actually quite happy to hear of Attilio finally gathering the courage to confess to his park's princess, seeing them as a good couple. She offers to visit their park, though Attilio is a little nervous by the fact that she uses to musket to solve all her problem even if it doesn't really kill people.
  • Miku and Hibiki both suffered a case of Cannot Spit It Out, which led to the former being possessed by Shem-Ha. It was only when Hibiki overcame her hesitation that Miku was freed from the possession. Attilio notes that this was quite similar to his hesitation to admit his feelings for Cass and it led him to be corrupted by Lance. Because of this, he became quick friends with the girls as bond over this similar experience.

• Exclusive to Lucy:
  • Lucy is a painter that started to suffer from artist's block, mainly because she's become so popular that it made her more obsessed with how the public would perceive her works and stressed her out when it came to making a masterpiece. In Wonderworld, Leo and Emma defeat her Nega Boss form, allowing her to return to the real world and just paint what she really wants. A clear blue sky with clouds became one of her famous paintings, and she's even painted twelve paintings based on her friends from Wonderworld and the scenery of their stages.
  • Marianne and Yusuke were also painters with their own struggles. Marianne fell in love with the woman she was supposed to make a portrait for, while Yusuke had his art exploited by his teacher and guardian. Both sympathized with Lucy over her artist's block but were glad she decided to go with what she wanted instead. They were also in awe when she painted her adventures in Wonderworld. Lucy was saddened over hearing what both painters went through, noting that what they went through was worse than her plight.

• Exclusive to Eis:
  • Eis is a firefighter with an Ironic Fear of fire. His fear held him back from doing his job to save people from infernos, and when a chemical fire spilled out at a plant, he was the only one who didn't go charging in. When Leo and Emma help him balance his heart again, Eis would return to the real world and find out that his colleague got reprimanded for recklessly charging into the fire while he was not punished. Although Eis is still afraid of fire, he's now able to do his job firefighter without letting his fear get in the way, allowing him save a person from a house fire and also save Lazuli birds from a forest fire.
  • Although now an accomplished firefighter in his own right, Eis is still afraid of fire. Living fire especially tends to unnerve, so the likes of Tulzscha, Aphoom-Zhah, and SCP-457 set Eis on edge. Of course, it should be noted fear is necessary when confronting danger. His colleague got lectured for recklessly charging into the fire while his superiors believed that Eis was actually being smart. Eis has already learned not to let his fear get in the way of doing what needs to be done, but at the same time also knows there is a fine line between bravery and life-threatening recklessness.
  • Eis naturally dislikes pyromaniacs, since they are intentional fire-starters and a firefighter's worse enemy. Because of this, he dislikes Firefly for his acts of arson, having collaborated with Batman to save lives from Firefly's tendency to burn things. SCP-457 is a natural enemy, being living fire that burns and spreads to everything, so Eis tends bring the best fire-extinguishing solutions.

• Exclusive to Bruce:
  • Brue is an elderly man who picked up litter in the park, only for people to keep throwing trash on the ground and ignore his efforts. This made Bruce believe he was getting left behind as an old man to the point he was becoming figuratively invisible. Once Leo and Emma help him through his issues, Bruce's hard work eventually pays off when people start joining in cleanup duty, especially Iben's son.
  • Bruce has found a kinship with other elderly people in the Pantheon. Madame Foster has introduced him to soccer like she has with the elderly at the retirement home, while Joe Bucket's relationship with Charlie reminds Bruce of his friendship with his honorary grandson. Bruce's time in the real world help him see that there are people who acknowledge him and his efforts, and being in the Pantheon has helped him to find friends who can relate to him.
  • BK and Mira have access to an app that makes use of a Portable Hole that allows them to collect trash, made because the Trash King wanted to study trash, while BK wants collect trash for the purpose of getting a Quadcopter. Bruce notes that while it does help with clean-up, he is also baffled by how the raccoons are interested in trash and actually want to make more. He gets along with Mira the most due to her efforts and Bruce is shown to appreciate the help when the holes are used to remove litter.
  • Goro Majima cares about the environment and once tracked down a guy and told him off for putting plastic in the trash instead of the recycling bin. It's a trait he picked up from his old superior, Futoshi Shimano, back in the 80s when the hole in the ozone layer was all the talk. Bruce formed a kinship with Goro as they worked to clean up litter in the park and sort it by trash and recycling materials.

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Cyrus Gold, God of Supervillain Shuffles (Solomon Grundy, Marshland Monster)

• Intermediate God
• Symbol: The Slaughter Swamp
• Theme music: Wake the Dead, Solomon Grundy Part II, Waster and Wonder
• Alignment: Varies between Chaotic and Neutral, but usually evil
• Portfolio: The Undead, Swamp Monster, Strong as They Need to Be, Resurrective Immortality, Revenant Zombie
• Domains: Undead, Villains, Swamps, Rogue's Gallery
• Allies: Springtrap, Darth Sion, Most Crime gangs
• Enemies: Alan Scott/GreenLantern, Batman, Superman, Swamp Thing, Rick Grimes, Chris Redfield, Claire Redfield, and Leon Kennedy, Saeko Busujima, Lee Everett and Clementine, The Green Flu Survivors, The Hulk, Bucciarati's Gang
• Complicated Relationships: Most DC comic characters, Arthas Menethil
• Special Relationship: Shiera Sanders/Hawkwoman
• Cyrus Gold is an undead supervillain with Resurrective Immortality that has an inconsistent backstory, but what can be confirmed is that Cyrus was murdered, and his corpse was dumped into the Slaughter Swamp in the late 1800s. For decades, his decaying body merged with the other flotsam and debris rotting in the swamp until he emerged on a Monday in 1944. The only thing he could recall was being "born on a Monday", so he heard about the nursery rhyme character Solomon Grundy and decided to adopt that as his moniker. While Grundy can be killed, it's very difficult due to his Nigh-Invulnerability and Healing Factor, and even then, he won't stay dead since he'll just rise again from the Slaughter Swamp on the next Monday.
• Grundy would find himself summoned to the Court of the Gods one day after they took interest in his origin story and finding out that he was originally Alan Scott's enemy. Since he's also become an enemy to Batman, the Court decided to give him the title of Supervillain Shuffles. Grundy usually spends his days working as hired muscle, while also seeking something to fill an emotional void, whether it's gold or his original soul.
• Grundy's relationship with the other DC comics deities varies, but since he's usually a criminal, he tends to act as an enemy to superheroes. He'll work with other villains most of the time, but sometimes he's used as a pawn or a weapon by some villains. He'll work as hired muscle, get enslaved, or even work alongside heroes against a common enemy. Currently, Grundy works as a villain and usually works alongside the Gotham criminal underworld acting as a bodyguard or hired muscle.
  • Shows a surprising friendship to Hawkwoman, who reminds Grundy of his friend "Birdnose". In the DCAU, they worked together once to stop Icthultu before Grundy dies, with Hawkgirl comforting him about reuniting with his soul. Sadly, he was accidentally reanimated into a mindless berserker that Shayera Hol had to put down. Because of this friendship, Hawkwoman is one of the few people Grundy won't harm.
• Grundy tends to go to the House of Organized Crime, likely because he was a possible gangster before his death as a living human. He usually works with criminal gangs in exchange for gold, but he has found opposition in Bucciarati's Gang, who posed a big threat to him in a battle. Giorno Giovanni especially with his Stand actually manages to incapacitate him and actually restore his flesh to life for brief periods of time to torture him even if his power can't outright kill him. Grundy prefers to stay clear of "Life Boy" ever since.
• Solomon Grundy tends to go to the House of Zombies, being one of the undead with special powers. One particular zombie called Springtrap was noted to be quite similar to him, since they were both criminals (at least in some of Grundy's backstories as a living human) who were eventually killed and came back in an undead state through unnatural methods. Darth Sion was a Revenant Zombie who is able to keep himself from dying through the Power Of Hate, but he does sympathize with Grundy over what he has lost.
  • Zombie hunters see Grundy as one of the biggest threats to worry about due to his Resurrective Immortality and his superhuman strength and durability. Rick Grimes, Lee Everett, and Clementine have always been able to take on zombies, but none as strong as Grundy himself. Leon, Chris, and Claire compare him to the Tyrants due to being nigh-unstoppable to them. The Green Flu Survivors dread Grundy just as much as normal zombies and Saeko admits she could never take on someone as big and strong as Grundy.
• The Hulk acts as a Good Counterpart, since they are both the powerhouse for their respective houses that speak in Hulk Speak, and they also had a fused counterpart in the Amalgam Universe. These two tend to get into brawls whenever they cross paths, with neither able to defeat the other. Bruce Banner on the other hand does feel some sympathy for the zombie for what he's missing.
• Arthas Menethil is able to command the undead as the Lich King, with Frostmourne stealing the souls of its victims. Given the reanimation method of Grundy however, Arthas decided to command him by making him think he held his soul within Frostmourne and promised to return it to him in exchange for his services. Arthas is intrigued by Grundy's Resurrective Immortality and his ability to possibly get stronger upon resurrection, so he seeks to weaponize it. Of course, Grundy only with him to get his soul back, and when he finds out he doesn't have it, he's all too quick to abandon him.

Edited by Mattman_the_Storyteller on Jan 14th 2024 at 6:45:01 AM

For Grundy, Shrek lives in a swamp.

THE GOLDEN AGE WILL RETURN AGAIN!

@Nitro: Here's your last for the new Mane Six.

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@Snafu — Just add the last paragraph you have in mind for Kenshi and post it in the next page. I honestly think that, after posting a rough draft, the second posted draft should be a completed one, unless there's something you really want to double-check.

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@Mattman — If I had to choose an alternative for Naofumi's party, I'd go with Sympathetic Slave Owner, but I'd refrain for now until someone else brings up a good alternate idea for Hero's Slave Harem.

Eis would be allied with Carter Grayson/Red Lightspeed Ranger, who is a firefighter and a hero even before he became a Power Ranger. Carter would also be willing to see if he could try to help Eis out in confronting and overcoming his fear of fire.

For Sana, there are several misanthropes, such as Lysandre, who was a former philanthropist until his repeated failures caused him to snap, declare hatred towards humans and Pokemon to the point of wanting to commit genocide.

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Alduin's profile has seen good progress, but for now, here are two other beta drafts, this time being Corrine and Gwynn Tan and my rework for Kakashi Hatake. Recommended suggestions are listed just below their profiles. As usual, any other ideas and thoughts would be appreciated.

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Corrine Mei-Ling and Gwynn Guang Tan, Co-Goddesses of Getting Pets as Presents (Corrine: Cori | Gwynn: Tan Gwang, Gwynnie)

• Quasideities
• Symbol: A ski board and a pair of ice skates.
• Theme Song:
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: Blended Family Drama, Own a Dog named Flurry who is Trained for Search-and-Rescue Tasks, Received Flurry as a Present for their Dedication to the Dog, Kid Protagonists, Nice Girls, Outdoorsy Gals, Excel in Skiing and Skating Respectively, Have their Ages Lifted in their Film Adaptation, Are Several Years Older than their Half-Brother
  • Corrine: Usually Associated with Blue and has Azure Hair Streaks, True Blue Femininity, Cool Big Sis
  • Gwynn: Girlish Pigtails, Is a Quick Learner and is Reserved and Intelligent for her Age, The Baby of the Bunch until the Birth of her Younger Half-Brother, Is Associated with Pink and Purple
• Domains:
• Heralds: Judy Karlsson (their mother), David Tan (their father), Arne Karlsson (their stepfather), Blix Young Karlsson (their younger half-brother), Cassidy, Pippa, Zach, Flurry (their pet dog)
• Allies:
• Corrine and Gwynn Tan are sisters from a family of Chinese immigrants who live in the snowy terrains of Aspen, Colorado, the two had developed a strong bond with one another as well as having become attached to their home. The two would face personal troubles, however, as they would have to deal with xenophobia during the days of COVID-19 Pandemic, which also isolated Corrine and Gwynn from participating in their outdoor hobbies. Although things would ease up for the sisters after the pandemic, Corrine and Gwynn would get involved in personal struggles, one of which was befriending an up-and-coming search-and-rescue dog named Flurry, whom they took a liking to and the former took up the task of wanting to train Flurry into passing the certification board in becoming an official search-and-rescue dog. Furthermore, their mother would find a new husband and would have to prepare to welcome a baby brother named Blix into the family, which became a point of contention for the sisters regarding their personal space and whether their mother and stepfather would love them all the same. Regardless of their struggles, Corrine and Gwynn are eager to overcome their challenges, accomplish their personal goals, and make it clear that they’re loved by their family.
• The sisters were overall happy and content with their experience in Aspen, even if many hurdles proved difficult for the girls. Still, Corrine and Gwynn were welcome to anticipate a new chapter and further challenges in their lives, they simply didn't expect their tale to spin to a wholly fantastical note. Corrine and Gwynn learned about the Pantheon most surprisingly when they glanced at what appeared to be a giant winged animal flying overhead their town before disappearing in seconds. They were excited about the idea of having seen what they thought was a dragon, followed by a letterbox they received about the two girls and their family being invited to a special “dog club” as guests of honor. They figured that it was something to do with Flurry and it took some convincing from their parents to finally visit the “dog club”, which turned out to be the Hall of Canines. Corrine and Gwynn initially took this as a sign that they were going to be a part of the Hall, but when they were told that they would be offered a different Hall, they were still happy that they had close access to the Canines Hall either, though they admitted to being overwhelmed by the idea of being seen as deities. That aside, the sisters are excited to see what opportunities the Pantheon would provide them with.
• Corrine and Gwynn are best described as exuberant, playful, and often optimistic girls who share a very close bond to the point where Gwenn would gladly state that they have a "connected sister-link", something that Corrine would begrudgingly go along with. With the Pantheon proving supernatural and fantastical phenomena to be real, said "sister-link" now feels more normal, which Gwynn feels lessens the phase's impact, but the sisters are happy that their lives can be much more exciting. Aside from each other, they have a close relationship with their parents and are accepting of their stepfather and baby stepbrother as well as Corrine's best friend, Cassidy, proving that although a blended family can be tough to welcome at first, they'll eventually pull through. Corrine and Gwynn are also very fond of outdoor activities, especially skiing for the former and skating for the latter, and the fact that the Pantheon offered generous exhibitions to participate in them gave the sisters an outlet to visit and hope to play a professional part there someday. Finally, Corrine's experience with Flurry shows that she and her family are avid dog lovers and generally respect those who are willing to lend a hand in rescue tasks.
• (Close Sisterly Relationships)
• (Immigration)
• (Blended Families)
• (Divorced Parents)
• (Pandemic Quarantines + Dealing with Racism)
• (Rescue Animals + Dog Lovers)
• (Anxiety and Stress [Corrine])
• (Ski Riders and Ice Skaters)

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Kakashi Hatake, God of Badass Transplants (The Copy Ninja, Kakashi of the Sharingan, Sixth Hokage, Rokudaime Hokage)

• Intermediate God (Greater God after Obito gave him the Mangekyo Sharingan)
• Symbol: The Henohenomoheji, his masked face Super-Deformed
• Alignment: Lawful Good with shades of Chaotic Good given his creed.
• Portfolio: One of Konoha's Most Prodigous Ninjas yet is Mentally and Emotionally Scarred Underneath, Mentor Archetype, Shell-Shocked Veteran, Struggles with Being the Last Remaining Member of his Team, Received a Sharingan via Transplant from a Dying Comrade, Feared by Most Contemporary Shinobi, Was a Participant in the Third Shinobi War, Specializes with Lightning Jutsus, Excels in Analyzation, Combat Clairvoyance, Keeps his Sharingan Eye Hidden to Seal Off its Power, Guile Hero, Power Copying, Likes to Test his Students and Comrades in an Unorthodox Way, Looks a Lot like his Father, Indirectly Responsible for a Lot of Tragedy
• Domains: Mentors, Literature, Masks, Fear, Camaraderie, Trauma, Tragedy
• Heralds:
• Allies:
  • Team 7: Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha, Sakura Haruno
  • Ninja World: Jiraiya, Tsunade, Hinata Hyuga, Shikamaru Nara, Choji Akimichi, Rock Lee, Hashirama Senju, Kushina Uzumaki, Gaara, Killer B
  • Other Allies:
• Friendly Rivalry: Obi-Wan Kenobi
• Enemies:
  • Ninja World: Madara Uchiha, Kaguya Ōtsutsuki, Kisame Hoshigaki, Deidara, Hidan
  • Other Enemies:
• Uneasy Relationship: Orochimaru, Nagato, The Sound Five, Sasori, Konan
• On Speaking Terms With: The Tailed Beasts, Itachi Uchiha
• Special Relationship: Obito Uchiha, Might Guy, Minato Namikaze
• Kakashi Hatake was a famed ninja from Konohagakure who achieved a respectable, yet feared reputation for his exploits during the Third Shinobi War and as a member of the ANBU Black Ops operation. Years later, he would take up mentorship, becoming the designated teacher of Team 7, overseeing their missions and wellbeing, personal growth and progress, training them in combat and wisdom, and preaching about the importance of camaraderie. Being a significant figure in his students’ lives as well as one of Konoha’s most reputable and capable ninjas, Kakashi would prove time and again as a hero, especially during the Fourth Shinobi War where he would play a heavy contribution to the victory of the Allied Shinobi Forces, ensuring good bilateral terms between the now-allied Shinobi villages, and being christened the Sixth Hokage by his predecessor, Tsunade. In his years as the leader of Konoha, Kakashi did his best to ensure peace and safety for the village as well as its advancement before deciding to step back from his position and nominate one of his students, Naruto Uzumaki, to take up the post of Seventh Hokage, achieving a moment of pride and accomplishment after a long service of being a ninja, mentor, and leader.
  • Despite his prestigious reputation and his undeniable talent, Kakashi held a tragic past and crippling self-esteem brought about by unfortunate circumstances. Born to a famed ninja, he lost both his parents at a young age, especially his father by suicide in a botched mission. Even worse, during the Third Shinobi War, he witnessed one of his teammates, Obito Uchiha, crushed under rubble, with the only memento left behind being his left Sharingan eye, which was transplanted onto Kakashi, and later inadvertently killing his other teammate, Rin Nohara. Only a year later, Kakashi would lose his mentor and the Fourth Hokage to Kurama’s rampage on Konoha, culminating in him developing a severe case of Survivor's Guilt and struggling to cope with the loss of almost everyone he loved and failing to honor their promises. Only with the help of a rival, Might Guy, as well as a fleeting promise did Kakashi keep up with his will to live and his mentoring of Team 7 was one of his ways of serving atonement. Kakashi would later be devastated to learn that not only did Obito survive, but was secretly Akatsuki’s leader and the main instigator of the Fourth Shinobi War, having fallen into Madara's nihilistic philosophy and desiring a twisted utopia via being ensured in an eternal dream. Fortunately, their dark reunion allowed Kakashi to finally come to terms with his past, further helped by Obito’s redemption and eventual sacrifice and Kakashi would eventually see himself becoming more well-adjusted and a happier man after the war’s end having been able to fulfill Obito’s last request to him.
• Despite his fame and reputation, Kakashi’s ascension into the Pantheon was fairly ordinary for someone like him; Naruto simply requested that his friends and loved ones find their way in and Kakashi was among the first to respond, feeling that no matter what, his successor will always be counting on him regarding help and social support, something that Kakashi is glad to lend on. Furthermore, the Pantheon felt like a rewarding and welcoming realm and the famed Copy Ninja wanted to start his journey in wanting to learn more about the Pantheon, partly as his way to help his comrades and make new ones as well as satisfy a newfound sense of curiosity towards the divine realms. While he wasn’t too fazed by the discovery of several phenomena that were unknown to their world, Kakashi kept himself alert about them, figuring that it would be best to learn more about them first before deciding on any action. While his students and friends are having a new story written in the divine realms, Kakashi feels obligated to pursue the same path for himself, but if his friends and loved ones ever need help, Kakashi will make sure he’ll always try.
• Kakashi is one of the greatest ninjas Konoha had ever produced; a talented prodigy since he was 5, Kakashi won the respect of many for his combat prowess and for his growing leadership and tactical skills, all of which he honed and sharpened since his earliest days as a shinobi. So formidable were his exploits that Kakashi was even made a member of the fabled ANBU black ops, proving himself an exceptional espionage agent, assassin, and information collector. Kakashi was also quite educated and well-versed in all forms of jutsus, able to use the five main elements effectively with Lightning being his main mastery and generally being good in conserving his chakra reserves, but where Kakashi truly gained his reputation was with the Sharingan on his left eye that Obito had bestowed on him, the doujutsu being capable of near-flawlessly analyzing and imitating whatever hand seals and jutsus his opponents make and use, his ability earning him the moniker of "The Copy Ninja". But despite his dreaded reputation, Kakashi was defined by his loyalty to Konoha and his friends and especially by his creed, that one must always cherish and fight for your friends and comrades, even if it meant breaking rules, something Obito had imparted on him before their final mission together. But despite all his accolades and his tragic past, Kakashi has one more quirk; he has a particularly perverted interest, namely in the Icha Icha adult book series by Jiraiya, always with a book at hand. However, this is only obvious with his close ones as Kakashi would rather not let his favorite hobby be something he wants to be defined by.
• (Mentor Archetype)
• (Survivor's Guilt + Sole Survivor of a Team)
  • (Rival Turned Evil)
  • (Promises via Dying Friend/Comrade)
• (Child Soldiers)
• (Soldiers/Ninjas considered The Dreaded)
• (Soldiers/Ninja considered The Ace)
• (Talent vs Hard Work)
• (Prioritizing Comrades' Lives and Safety over Tasks)
• (Loss via Suicide + Suicidal Thoughts)
• (Black Ops Organizations and Groups)
• (Electromancy)
• (Warmongers)
• (Necromancers)

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

For Corrine and Gwynn, Evelyn Wang is a first-generation Chinese immigrant to America. Balto is a sleddog who helped transport antitoxins during an epidemic. Old Yeller and Travis Coates are a boy and dog duo whose story ended tragically. Elsa and Anna are close sisters. Hitori Gotoh struggles with anxiety on a daily basis, especially of the social kind. Homare Kagayaki/Cure Etoile is a figure skater.

For Kakashi, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Lisa Lisa are mentors. Yuri Nakamura feels Survivor's Guilt for being the Sole Survivor of her siblings. Flyora and the Animorphs are child soldiers. Mei Misaki has a special eye that allows her to sense death. Son Gohan is noted to have a lot of talent, but he still has to regularly work hard to keep it sharp. Sayori suffers from depressive and suicidal thoughts and even takes her own life at the end of Act 1. Nagash is a necromancer.

@Mattman

for Amicia and Hugo's rework

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Jan 14th 2024 at 10:06:05 AM

THE GOLDEN AGE WILL RETURN AGAIN!

Let's make our mark together!

I also succeeded at turning Pantheon.My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic into a redirect to Pantheon.My Little Pony.

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For Corrine and Gwynn:

• From the newly-ascended New Mane 6, Pipp and Zipp's mother started dating Misty's father, though they're not married yet.
• Marco's father remarried, and he hates his stepmother.
• What's the "dragon" they saw?

Edited by NitroIndigo on Jan 15th 2024 at 8:02:56 PM

Regarding Marco's stepmom Nora, I don't think it's a simple hate of her and more from just the fact that It's Complicated. Everyone thinks his birth mother Eva was dead, but only he and the Animorphs knew that she was still alive as Visser One's host. While she was eventually rescued and freed, sometime along the way, the stepmom got infested, and the war getting serious and open means the Animorphs had to get their parents out to safety. Marco was ruthless enough to claim that Nora was a spy the whole time just to keep his father from trying to find a way to save her.

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I am doing the Skarloey Railway Engines profile but I am having trouble with the images it was suggested that I do a collage image of the six book engines but I lack the technology to do it so I put the images in notes but I don't know what I did wrong because I was trying to put each note in their own caption box.

^Skarloey 

Skarloey No. 1,

^Rheneas 

Rheneas No. 2,

^{Sir Handel} 

Sir Handel No. 3,

^{Peter Sam} 

Peter Sam No. 4,

^Rusty 

Rusty No. 5,

^Duncan 

and Duncan No. 6.

"May your heart be your guiding key"

The Hunters page should be moved, as it shares a page name with the TV show of the same name. For a possible rename idea, would "Hunters and Slayers" work?

Hey, does any deity currently have the trope Resistant to Magic? I want to nominate Ushiromiya Battler to be the god of the trope.

In Umineko, Battler is a member of the super-rich Ushiromiya family but hasn't seen them in 6 years out of anger at his father remarrying so fast after his mother died. He reunites with them during a family conference at the family mansion on the island of Rokkenjima. However, the reunion is disturbed by the series of murders by the Golden Witch Beatrice, who claimed that they were done via magic. Battler challenges this and denies that she is a witch, starting a game of logic, magic, and love.

One of Battler's greatest assets in his battles against witches is his innately high magic resistance, which is 999,999,999 and above even mythological gods. This formidable magic resistance, known as "Endless Nine", allows him to ignore nearly all magic attacks thrown at him, no matter their nature. It's apparently a hereditary trait, as his grandfather Kinzo also had a high resistance to magic.

It's time to face your fears

Not taken so

While long pages aren't as worrisome now, I also want to request either moving Miles Quaritch to Tyrannical Figures (colonialism and imperialism is generally associated with tyranny), or to delete the profile. The main reason I am considering deleting the profile is that Evil Colonialist doesn't seem too accurate to describe him, considering what the goals of his organization is from a quick glance. Perhaps someone else interested in the film could rework and merge him into a profile for the RDA in general under a more suitable trope.

Unfortunately haven't even watched the movies so I don't think I'm best suited for a rework for the RDA

But for the Tablet

Edited by Necromancer10 on Jan 15th 2024 at 5:49:54 AM

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I think someone somewhere may have suggested all the protags under one profile but I am probably misremembering so . Good to see someone familiar with Umineko

Go ahead. I would actually appreciate it if you wanna rework Avatar profiles as I made them before they even announced the sequel

I have an idea for the treasury

• The Tablet of Ahkmenrah: an idea I have for the treasury. The tablet is a crucial item in the Night of the Museum film series, in that it is the reason why the museum exhibits come to life at night. It was originally created so his family might live beyond death, allowing for their mummies to resurrect, but anything based on a living thing can come to life and even share memories if based on a person like Theodore Roosevelt

Edited by RJ-19-CLOVIS-93 on Jan 15th 2024 at 11:48:35 PM

Shinobi@ Go for it.

I think that was for Higurashi, not Umineko

It's time to face your fears

"We are gonna sit here and take it! You hear me!? We're gonna take it!"

Completed the move. What should I do to ensure the old page gets deleted?

EDIT: Probably nevermind? Sent it to the cutlist.

Edited by Shinobi on Jan 15th 2024 at 8:31:38 AM

Since the Super Costume Clothier trope is over a month old now, I would like to propose a trope change for Edna Mode, who currently has the not as fitting Always Camp trope, to the Super Costume Clothier trope.

Reason: Making costumes for superheroes in particular is both her main job and passion, and her character revolves around the role. She even designs around their powers and is always passionate around certain costume topics, including capes. Her character appropriately fits the Eccentric Fashion Designer and Gadgeteer Genius archetypes to work with it.

Edited by Necromancer10 on Jan 15th 2024 at 11:00:19 AM

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