Can't wait for the rework 5 years later.

Why not.

I'm keeping you to this post.

Edited by Gehayadren on Jan 19th 2024 at 9:12:13 AM

"Zu'u lost daal." ^note "I have returned."

On that note, I should alert you folks that the Hall of Ruin and Destruction has gotten really big and would most likely need a split soon. I was thinking maybe a Hall of Genocidal Acts could be something, but who knows?

@M1gami — Maybe you could add something regarding Black Manta, but other than that, I've got nothing else, so here's a .

Suggestion time...

• Connor Kent/Superboy — Civvie Spandex
  • Profile is not in the best of shape, so there's your reason for improvement. As for the trope, Connor contrasts many superheroes, especially the Superman Family in that his costumes are much more grounded in real-life fashion with the House of El logo being the main signifier of his superhero identity as Superboy. He starts with a leather jacket as a way to look distinctive and popular, though it also represents his naivety and immaturity, later followed by just a black t-shirt with the Superman logo to signify his maturity and drive for responsibility. Adding to that, Connor is one of the most notable superheroes who prefers to wear casual clothes as his main outfit.
• Shirayuki and Zen Wisteria — Single Woman Seeks Good Man
  • Shirayuki is a herbalist from Tanburn who becomes acquainted with Zen, the second-in-line prince of Clarines after both save each other on separate occasions, with Shirayuki herself becoming an apprentice court pharmacist. While the two start as friends, Shirayuki begins to grow more affectionate for Zen and vice-versa until the two realize their feelings have grown into romance. Unlike most characters who are interested in Shirayuki mainly for her red hair, Zen is mainly focused on her personality and desire to help others, which is the primary reason why Shirayuki fell in love with Zen as he consistently proves himself a hardworking and affable man who is more than willing to help others out for the sake of it.
• Jack Reacher — The Drifter
  • Jack Reacher is an ex-military policeman who decides to spend his life traveling around after serving a decade of military service for varying reasons. Most of the time, however, he would stumble across various criminal conspiracies, murder sprees, terroristic plots, and other villainous activities and he ends up getting involved in trying to stop them. Though no longer acting under the force, Jack is willing to do what he can to help others in need and stop said threats using all the skills and knowledge he's gained from his past experiences. Of course, once the threat is dealt with, he'll leave to travel again.

I should note that there's the Reacher series which has just wrapped up its second season and there's an upcoming third. In my defense, the series is based upon a series of books and there's more than enough material in the books to go around if necessary, I can take my time and focus on other works before I build up enough motivation to work on bringing Reacher into the Pantheon after a couple of months have passed.

@Luffy, maybe something with some cartoonish gods like Tom and Jerry and Peacock teaching him how to utilize his Gear 5 cartoonish form better. Otherwise, for me.

for all three

Thumbs Mode. Looking for any last interactions

Thumbs: Excessive Menace

Battler Ushiromiya, God of Magic Resistance (Battler-Kyo, BATTLER, Endless Sorceror, Tooya Hachijō)

^{Battler as the Endless Sorceror} 

^{Tooya Hachijō} 

• Demigod, Greater God as the Endless Sorceror BATTLER

• Theme: Dread of the Grave and remixes , Endless Nine

• Symbol: The Ushiromiya Eagle, his cape and Golden Sword of Truth as the Endless Sorceror

• Alignment: Neutral Good

• Portfolio: WALKING SPOILER, Denies Witches and Magic even when it's in his face, Determinator, Forgiving and Loving Hero, Fiery Redhead, Badass Bookworm, Chivalrous Pervert but still fights girls the same, ENDLESS NINE, Turning around the chessboard, fights with fists, became more logical and less perverted over time, his broken promise to Sayo setting the plot motion, becoming the Endless Sorceror, marries Batrice, Died in Rokkejima, but Tohya Hachijo survived, joined his family in the Golden Land while Tohya survived

• Domains: Logic, Bravery, Magic, Love, Promises

• Heralds: Ange Ushiromiya, Piece the Witch

• Allies: Beatrice the Golden Witch ( his wife), Wright Anything Agency, Lambdadelta, Issei Hyodo, Rika Furude, Keiichi Maebara, Kiritsugu Emiya, Ange, Lelouch vi Britannia, Makoto Naegi, Touma Kamijou
  • Detectives: Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot, Conan Edogawa, Batman, Goro Akechi

• Conflicting views: Jin Kazama

• Wary of: King Arthur, Jeanne d'Arc Alter, Dark Pit, Daenerys I Targaryen

• Rivals: Shirou Emiya, Shiki Tohno, Ren Fujii

• Enemies: Lord Tirek, Bernkastel (for now), Voldemort, Emperor Belos, Junko Enoshima and Monokuma, Charles vi Brittania, Embryo, Beatrice's enemies

• When most people come face to face with magic or other supernatural phenomena, they're usually quick to incorporate it into their new worldview. However, what if, no matter the evidence, for whatever reason refused to believe in its existence despite witches being right in front of you? And furthermore, what if you could resist said magic? This is the situation that Battler Ushiromiya found himself in.
  • Battler was the 18-year-old son of Rudolph Ushiromiya, naturally a member of the wealthy Ushiromiya family. However, he had been estranged from his family for 6 years due to being angry at his father for remarrying so soon after his mother's death. He was excited to reunite with his relatives a the Ushiromiya Family conference, held on the island of Rokkenjima in the family mansion on October 4th and 5th, 1986. However, after they received a mysterious letter from the Golden Witch Beatrice, his family started being killed off one by one, seemingly by magic. However, he refused to believe that the murders were done by anything except human means and challenged the witch himself in a series of games testing his logic and reasoning in the form of locked-room murders.
  • However, as the games went on the situation began to change. Battler came to realize the truth behind the murders, and how his actions had contributed to Sayo Yusada's loneliness and later madness. With this knowledge of the truth, he became the game master of the board, managed to revive and then marry Beatrice/Sayo, and finally helped his little sister Ange defeat Benkastel so that she could continue living with the memory of her family in her heart. Decades later, Ange would learn that Battler did survive the events of Rokkenjima, but that he had lost his memory and that the new personality Tohya Hachijo had emerged. However, thanks to Ange's intervention, Battler's memories within Tohya were able to free themselves and join the rest of his family in the Golden Land, happily ever after.

• It would have been a great early Halloween Party in the House of Magic and Sorcery, if not for Lord Tirek running wild and sucking the magic out of all the deities there. Because he had already begun to gain a large amount of power, the only thing that even the more powerful magic users in the house could do was run away and hope that they were not caught. However, amid the chaos a young man with firey red hair stepped out to challenge the rampaging Centaur. Tirek thought that this small fry would be easily dealt with, and so fired a simple beam of magic. To his surprise, after the smoke cleared the man appeared no worse for wear.
  Lord Tirek: Impossible, that magic beam was enough to destroy a Greater God!
  Battler: It's useless, all useless! Now, my turn! punches Tirek
  • Needless to say, the day was saved, and Lord Tirek had a long hospital stay after the incident.

• The first deity to greet Battler upon his ascension was of course the Golden Witch Beatrice, who was now also his wife. The relationship between the two has greatly improved since their first meeting, and deities will sometimes see the two around the Pantheon playing chess or reading mystery novels together, although in a somewhat confrontational manner. Battler has generally helped Beatrice stay a relatively good and pleasant person compared to the sadistic witch she used to be, which is a relief to some victims of her endless trolling. Do not be mistaken: while Beatrice's Allies may not be Battler's, they share enemies. If any villain wants to go after one of them, they'll have to go through both.
  • Battler is immensely grateful to Lambdadelta for helping him and Ange fight Bernkastel and preserve Beatrice's catbox, but is slightly wary about hanging around her too often due to her notoriously fickle behavior. Nevertheless, he will let Beatrice make the final decision on whether she wants to join the Itazura Griefers, even though he knows that her doing so will only complicate their life in the Pantheon.
  • Battler has a more complicated relationship with Bernkastel. While he has tried numerous times to redeem or even just befriend Bernkastel, she has rejected every attempt or even twisted it to hurt his loved ones, so for now they are still enemies. While contemplating why the witch of Miracles was so set in her ways, Battler happened to run into a girl who looked almost exactly like Bernkastel but without a tail named Rika Furude. The two quickly became friends with each other as they bonded over their experiences in time loops filled with slaughter. After meeting Rika, she introduced Battler to her friends, which included Keiichi Maebara, who Battler found to be very similar to himself in terms of their relationships with women and determination to protect their loved ones, and Battler is now friends with the Hinamizawa crew. Rika explained how Bernkastel is a product of the anguish of all those Rikas across timelines. Battler agreed to do what he could in Rika's plan to save the various Rikas across fragments, thereby weakening Bernkastel but also reducing her suffering.

• While Battler initially challenged Beatrice intending to disprove the existence of witches, he now realizes that destroying magic shouldn't be his goal, especially after he realized the truth behind the Rokkenjima massacres. Nowadays, he engages in logic battles against wishes in order to make them feel less lonely, although he is still eager to fight against evil magic users. This has drawn the ire of those who oppose magic outright such as Anti-Mage, who think that he could have been a great ally against magic if he had ascended earlier. Emperor Belos of the Boiling Isles also thought that Battler would be a great ally against the magic of witches until he learned that he's married to a witch, which instantly put Battler on his blacklist. Battler doesn't really mind though; he's just for an opportunity to teach the genocidal witch hunter a lesson.
  • While the GUAG no longer has a Magus Killers Division, Battler is considered an honorary member and has allied with some former members such as Kiritsugu Emiya. Despite not being trained in combat he's no slouch in a fight, as combined with his abilities as a sorcerer and his magic resistance he is adept at using the Red, Blue, and Golden truths to win logic battles against opponents. While the Blue and Red Truths work the same as they do for other users (propose a truth unless disproven, report the mere truth), Golden Truth is a bit more unique: what exactly it represents has never been fully clarified, although it is sometimes weaker and sometimes stronger than Red truth. Some suspect that Golden Truth is truth by conviction, which is fitting for its users Battler and Ange. In fact, his use of the golden truth is so unique among sorcerers and witches that it forms his main weapon, the Golden Sword of Truth. However, in ost battles he elects to use his fists instead of the sword for some reason.
  • During his games against Beatrice, one of his greatest assets besides deductive reasoning is Endless Nine, which is a special name describing his magic resistance. It describes how he has a magic resistance stat of 999,999,999, which in practice means that he can ignore attacks if he does not believe in the thing that will hurt him, namely magic. It was originally assumed that it was some sort of Plot Armor indicating his role as the detective in Beatrice's games, but after he used it to shrug off an attack in the City of Books outside of Rokkenjima, it has been acknowledged that Endless Nine is truly a powerful ability, which has led to his ascension under the trope of magic resistance. While its strength depends on his determination to resist, it oddly did not weaken after he started to somewhat accept the existence of magic, which some suspect means that Endless Nine is more a form of defensive reality-warping rather than just denial. As a side note, the ability seems to be somewhat heredity, as Battler's grandfather Kinzo also has a high magic resistance, and his little sister Ange also has Endless Nine. When asked about it, Battler explains that Endless Nine is not actually an ability, but rather a representation of his stubbornness and determination to prove a certain truth. How that works is anyone's guess.
    • Endless Nine, combined with his formidable powers as the Endless Sorceror, have led to many a victory for the side of good, especially against evil mages. There have been many times when an opposing mage threw everything they had at Battler, only for him to shrug it off and punch them for their trouble. In one notable battle, Battler took an Avada Kedavra straight to the heart from Voldemort and proceeded to beat the tar out of the noseless wizard. Needless to say, Battler is banned from magical combat tournaments.

    • However, as Bernkastel has shown, the ability does have a limit for how much magic it can take, especially if one had the same amount of authority as him as a Game Master. Additionally, he is still vulnerable to normal technological weapons and whatnot.
  • As a determined, idealistic hero with resistance against supernatural forces who is smooth with the ladies, Battler is often compared with Touma Kamijou, whose Imagine Breaker allows him to literally punch and nullify supernatural powers. Naturally, the two get along very well, often teaming up teaming to fight evil mages. Battler is also trying to introduce Touma to the wonder of Mystery Novels, but it hasn't worked so far. The two have also bonded over being forced to experience endless torture scenarios by witches intending to break their spirits, although Touma is impressed by how Battler seems to have taken those events much better than even he did. When it comes to their abilities, Endless Nine is inferior due to being a purely defensive ability compared to Imagine Breaker's offensive nullifying ability. However, Battler's ability is passive which means that he cannot be caught by surprise or restrained to neutralize him; additionally, his abilities as a Sorceror and fighter mean that Battler is the more versatile fighter, while Touma has been known to be caught off guard by human threats such as street muggers.
    • On a similar one is sure how Endless Nine compared to Asuna Kagurazaka's ability to nullify magic meant to harm her. While her Magic of Destruction and Creation is also more offensively oriented like Imagine Breaker, it's speculated that Endless Nine has a wider definition of "Magic" and might also be able to nullify powers meant to cancel supernatural abilities (as they are supernatural). Discussions about this immovable object vs unstoppable-force dilemma have confused many deities, but luckily Battler and Asuna have agreed to do an experiment once and for all one day.

• During his time in the Pantheon, Battler has encountered or heard of other deities who got caught up in supernatural occurrences while also attracting women, namely Shirou Emiya, Shiki Tohno, and Ren Fujii. While he does not feel the same competitive animosity against them as they do to each other, he still considers them rivals. However, he is also willing to team up with them against greater threats as well.

• During his games against Beatrice, Battler had to quickly pick up the rules of the Game Board while also dealing with the trauma of seeing his family be killed over and over and trying to deny the existence of witches. While he learned about as fast as one would expect from an average person, some of his defenses are still made fun of, especially his "small bombs" theory. Whenever he hears about it, Battler always replies that Beatrice never denied the Blue Truth with a Red Truth, which means that it's still a valid theory.
  • Now that he time to relax, Battler has gone back to a hobby that he used to engage in a lot when he was younger: detective novels. Not only does he read a lot of detective fiction, but he is also a huge fan of detectives from those mysteries (especially "fair play" mysteries), and has made it a hobby to meet as many of them as he can in the Pantheon. So far he met the likes of Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot, Batman, and Conan Edogawa. While the detectives initially regarded him as just another fan, after they learned about Battler's exploit of learning the truth behind Beatrice's game they realized that in a way he had become a true detective. They were so impressed that they nominated him as a reserve member of the GUAG Solution Sleuths.
    • One day while trying to find the famous detective Kogoro Akechi, Battler instead found Goro Akechi, a "detective prince" famous for solving cases in the modern day. However, someone (likely Haru Okumura of the Phantom Thieves) tipped him off about his true nature as the Black Mask. Enraged that someone would use supernatural powers to commit murders while pretending to be a detective (reminding him of not one but 'two witches he had tussled with), Battler directly confronted Akechi about his past. To Battler's surprise, Akechi admitted that the rumors were true, and told Battler about his past as a bastard child of Shido and his attempt to tear down his father's influence at the height of his power. Battler, who was familiar with the feeling of being an illegitimate child due to some precise Red Truths from Beatrice as well as how growing up without love could lead a person to homicidal madness, dropped his hostility and instead decided to befriend Akechi. Nowadays, Battler is one of Akechi's more traditionally heroic friends, defending his redemption to critics and encouraging him to be a better person than he was before. His friendship with Akechi also let him confirmed that Endless Nine protected him against Persona abilities, even physical attacks. It is rumored that Battler was able to deduce whether Akechi actually survived in Shido's palace, but refuses to tell out of respect for his friend.
  • When it comes to spiky-haired men who work like detectives even though they are not detectives and use finger-pointing to make their point, Battler is naturally compared a lot to Pheonix Wright. Naturally, the two get along quite well, and Battler often attends Tracy's magic shows and applauds the performances as real magic. Battler is also amused that in one adventure Pheonix and Maya found themselves in a world of magic and proved that is was actually a scientific trick.

• Besides his magical abilities and logical prowess, Battler is also known for his rugged determination, as well as for trying to bring hope and encourage the best from the people around him, even if he is not always successful. This has led to great camaraderie with other Hope Bringers. He is especially friendly with Makoto Naegi, who also had to experience a series of killing games and find the truth behind them. Naturally, the two often work together to oppose Bernkastel and Junko Enoshima.

• While he won't refuse to get on them if the situation requires it, Battler does not like riding on boats, and will take a plane or some other form of transportation when necessary. It is for this reason that he generally avoids the Sea part Hall of Land and Sea Travel.

• He won't deny it: the Ushiromiyas were pretty messed up. Most of them had committed at least one major crime or performed at least one questionable while being driven by spite, greed, or other dark impulses. It was the culmination of these sins that would lead to the emergence of Beatrice, and Battler's own father was responsible for many of the murders in reality. Many cynical observers have remarked that the family may have deserved their fate on Rokkenjima. However, even if Battler acknowledges their sins and that some had the potential to be murderers, he will still defend their memory out of both a sense of honor and a love of the complicated people that they were.
  Battler: Listen, I've heard it all when it comes to my family, and some of the things people have said are true. But none of that, none of that, will ever take away the fact that they were real people who tried to live their lives just like anyone else. And I will challenge anyone who dares to slander their memory!
  • When it comes to the Pantheon, he doesn't seem alone in being born to rich/powerful families of very flawed people. Battler met Leouch vi Brittania at a chess tournament. Lelouch was about to win the game, but Battler "turned the chessboard around" and unveiled a completely unpredictable strategy, winning the match the last second. Ever since that match, the two have become more acquainted with each other, exchanging tales of their experiences. Lelouch is impressed with how Battler managed to resurrect Beatrice by trapping himself in a logic error, while Battler thinks that his revolutionary actions are cool but is wary of his philosophy of becoming a common enemy to unite humanity. Battler just sees that as a larger version of the Silent Scapegoat tactics that led to so much pain for Beatrice and Eva. Their contrasting personalities and differing levels of idealism often lead to friction, but for the most part they work well together, with Battler's emotional focus balancing out Leouch's focus on cold logic. Battler is now enemies with Charles vi Brittania, who he sees as not too dissimilar to his grandfather Kinzo. And for record, Endless Nine does seem to repel the power of Geass.
  • After talking with Leouch about his story, Battler learned of someone else in the Pantheon with the same name as his little sister Ange. This Ange was born a princess of the Misurugi Empire, but was betrayed by her older brother Julius on her sixteenth birthday as a Norma, a human who could naturally nullify the magic that defined their world and was sent to fight interdimensional monsters in a Penal Colony. This story of being isolated from one's family and being forced into a life of suffering for reasons outside of her control reminded Battler of his Ange's circumstances, and he quickly grew to sympathize with her. After some incidents of Ange refusing Battler's pity, she realized that Battler was less seeing her as a sob story but more of an equal, and the two became friends. Battler isn't sure how Ange's romance with both Tusk and Hilda will work out in the long term, but is cheering for them regardless. he has also grown to despise Embryo for his manipulation, sociopathy, treatment of women; he is currently trying to figure out if he can somehow trap the slippery bastard using colored truth.
    • Battler knows nothing about mecha, but his sorcerer powers let him a part of a Power Trio between the three, specifically as the nice one. Because he doesn't have the same formidable reputation as his teammates, villains often assume that he's just there for comic relief, only to find themselves sorely mistaken at the end of his fist.
  • Not sure what to to make of Jin Kazama. While Jin has good intention in opposing his father and grandfather, the world war that he caused in order to draw out Azazel caused so much death and suffering that Battler can't just push it aside. For now, he's waiting to see how Jin deals with Kazuya in the

• Of the rumors of the Ushiromiyas that came from the events in Rokkenjima, the one that hits closest to Battler is naturally the theory that he the culprit and killed and his family, This theory became so popular that it created a sadistic Evil Knockoff known as Black Battler. He fears being copied and letting Black Battler enter the Pantheon, whichis why he avoid similar deities such as Jeanne d'Arc Alter and Dark Pit. However, later Battler learned that this evil version had appeared during the Battle of the Golden Land only to be defeated with a single red truth by Beatrice.
• One prominent but messed-up family with incest in the Pantheon is the Targaryens, who are known for having exceptional but insane individuals within the family line. After ascending, Battler quickly came to learn about Daenerys I Targaryen, and how she was initially a heroic person before magic a sudden and unexpected turn into becoming a cruel despot. When learning of this, Battler remarked about how hard it is to truly know a person, but he hopes that in the "main" timeline she can stay as a hero.

• While he's changed for the better, Battler will never escape the shadow of his more perverted moments, especially certain suspect comments and actions around his cousins and aunts. Despite this, he is generally unfailingly respectful towards women and treats them as equals, including in combat. Luckily, not many have connected the dots that Beatrice is technically his cousin through Sayo's father/grandfather Kinzo. The news of another Chivalrous Pervert in the Pantheon attracted the Harem-seeking hero Issei Hyodo to Battler's temple. The two hit it off almost immediately, and they often spar to test each other's abilities (as Endless Nine can catch up with the power of Issei's boosted gear) or have long discussions about the particularities of women's breasts.

• Battler is wary of King Arthur, despite his good reputation. Not only is it because of his experience with the king's forces in the form of the Chiester Sisters, he has also heard about how one version of him became the Green Knight and helped the Arcane Order using Anti-Magic powers. Battler is anticipating that the two may come to blows one day, and is making preparations of the eventual fight if it happens.

• One day, without explanation, Battler and Beatrice seemed to disappear from the Pantheon. Battler and Beatrice's friends searched far and wide for the two, eventually reaching Battler's temple, which had somehow changed shape to an unfamiliar mansion. Within the mansion were two housemates, who invited the friends to dinner. One of the hosts was a purple-haired lady by the name of Ikuko Hachijō , and an older man with graying hair named Tooya Hachijō who looked suspiciously like Battler. The pair explained that they were writers who had collaborated on a variety of novels, including the "Umineko" series. After a little bit of questioning, Tohya explained that he is, or rather was Battler. Battler Ushiromiya had survived the murders at Rokkenjima, but had dived into the water in order to try and save the Sayo Yusada after she had fallen in. He survived the incident, but lost his memory and renamed himself Tohya. The "Umineko" series were stories meant to help Tohya deal with Battler's resurfacing memories, which was successful as he was able to reunite with Ange and "release" Battler to the Golden Land with the rest of the family. However, Tohya was unsure of whether to allow push for the visual novel adaptation's release on modern hardware, as he felt that the story had lost its meaning in the modern world.
  Tohya: Umineko... is a story about love, escapism, and a tribute to the mystery genre. But times have changed: I am no longer the spirited young Battler who fought and fell in love with witches, just an old man. In a world full of hate and delusion, where people care not for mystery or multiple truths, does this story have any worth anymore?
  Leouch: No, you have the wrong way around. It is because the world is that way that "Umineko" must live on. In a world of hate, people need stories of love all the more. Battler and Beatrice are just the right characters to inspire people. This, is the truth!
  Tohya: If that is the truth, then I will try. Thank you for telling me how you feel
  • The next day, Battler and Beatrice had returned, and explained that they had been on a short vacation to the Sea of Fragments and forgotten to leave a note. But their friends didn't care why they had left; they were just glad to have them back.

Edited by RadioRavenRide on Jan 19th 2024 at 11:25:31 AM

@Monkey Luffy: Should add his Netflix look as well.

Also friends with Dhalsim, as Monkey thought he also sampled the Gomugomu Fruit, which turns out to be untrue. Monkey does learn Yoga from Dhalsim, and he turns out to be a natural.

The Ishimura also has a medical wing specializing cloning limbs, virus, toxin and genetics research. Know anyone interested in trying their luck in the Medical Wing?

Planet Cracker Starship Ishimura (USG Ishimura, The Ishi, Savior of the Earth and its Colonies, Pride of the CEC, [石村])

• Appearance: The flagship of the Concordance Extraction Corporation, specifically designed for planet-cracking.
• Class Level: 2
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil (emphasis on Chaotic)
• Museum Check: ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK
• Portfolio: Named After Astrophysicist Hideki Ishimura, Creator Of The ShockPoint Drive, The First Of The Planet-Cracker Class Ships Designed To Crack Open Planets For Their Resources, Also The Site Of A Necromorph Outbreak
• Measurements: 5,300 feet (1.6 kilometres)
• Armamaents: Asteroid Defense System Cannons
• Propulsion: ShockPoint Drive
• Areas Of Interest:
  • The Bridge and Captain's Nest
  • Crew Deck
  • Engineering Deck (the three main areas being the Gravity Centrifuge Access, Fuel Storage and the Engine Room)
  • Flight Deck
  • Hydroponics Deck (Vegetation Growth Chambers and Food Storage)
  • Maintenance Deck
  • Medical Deck (the main areas being the Clinic, Cryogenics Laboratory, Imaging and Diagnostics and the Research Wing)
  • Mining Deck (Ore Storage)
• Date Commissioned: June 9, 2446
• Date Retired: Scheduled for 2509; date not reached.
• Date Destroyed and Location: February 7, 2511, Titan Sprawl
• Sacred To/Bane Of: Issac Clarke
• Point of Interest to: The Crewmen, Ellen Ripley, Samus Aran, Master Chief, Doom Slayer, The Chimera, Albert and Alex Wesker, Alexia Ashford, Mother Miranda
• It's said that in space, no one can hear you scream. However, if you were on board the USG Ishimura during the Necromorph Outbreak, then no one could hear you scream bloody murder. High up in low-planet orbit, the Ishimura shockpoints in, silent and foreboding. The Ishimura beckons those looking for treasure, or to unravel its secrets. But Issac Clarke knows better. The Ishimura is a ship of nightmares, and if you're lucky to survive the hordes of Necromorphs and the batshit insane Unitologist fanatics, you will not be the same. Issac knows first hand, as he was among a handful of Survivors who traveled to the Ishimura and lived to tell the tale. As a live feed of the Ishimura is sent back to the Pantheon, Issac couldn't help but to quote Edgar Allen Poe's The Raven: "Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there, wondering, fearing..."
• Commissioned in 2446, the Ishimura is named after the Japanese Astrophysicist Hideki Ishimura, creator of the ShockPoint Drive (and unknown to almost everyone, Necromorph outbreak survivor). Built by the Concordance Extraction Corporation, the Ishimura is the first of what is known as the Planet Cracker-class ships. Built in the wake of the Resource Wars - the severe depletion of Earth's natural resources - the Ishimura was hailed as the savior of both Earth and its colonies. Planet Cracking is exactly what it means - that a planet is literally cracked open and mined for valuable resources, or as it is known among the rank-and-file, "popping the cork." The Ishimura not only could crack planets, but was also the first ship that pioneered the 'scan-and-catch' method, using its powerful gravity tethers to snag mineral-rich asteroids for smelting. Given that the name Ishimura translates to 'rock village,' it's fitting. However, after 63 years of service and 35 successful planet-cracks, the Ishimura was to be decommissioned following its final planet-crack at Aegis 7, as it was starting to show its age, despite the numerous upgrades it had over the years. And that was where the horror began.
• Under normal circumstances, the Necromorphs that inhabit the Ishimura should be nothing more than soupy, sludge-like material without the presence of a Marker. However, that is not the case, as Issac Clarke had confirmed that there are at least 12 Marker Fragments located in unreachable locations on board the Ishimura. Not only that, but the Marker Fragments are just as potent in causing hallucinations, insomnia and in the most extreme cases, Marker Dementia, in which those with higher brain functions are imprinted with blueprints to build more Markers, at the cost of their sanity. Given that Sonya Blade was heard holding a conversation with her deceased twin brother, Regime Superman was weeping, begging for forgiveness from a hallucination of his Lois Lane, Griffith went temporary insane from seeing a hallucination of the mangled remains of the original Band of the Hawk (to the amusenent of Guts and Casca), and that Mitsuko Souma had tried to screw (and kill) Shinji Ikari while screaming "MAKE US WHOLE!", contingency plans have been made to combat the Marker Fragments' influence. Led by Dr. Gregory House and Retsu Unohana, Marker-resistant medicines have been created for those brave (or outright suicidal) enough to board the Ishimura. Surprisingly enough Harley Quinn and The Joker are immune to the Marker Fragments' influence.

Shark@ On Conner, i suggest also giving him Two-Donor Clone if you want to. . On the rework.

@ Crimson Shark: "Genocidal Acts" feels like it would be part of the House of Hatred and Rancor, though it being part of Death and Postmortem also makes sense

I have a couple of adopted ideas. Do you guys think they fit or would rather the tropes go to someone/thing else

• The Crying Child, God of Possibly Being Related To Another: adopted from nightelf 37. The (almost certainly) protagonist of Fnaf 4 is implied to be related to the Afton family. What's almost certainly William Afton's office in the sister location has the same Fredbear plush and walkie talkie, security videos of his house and characterization-wise Michael Afton's motivations are strengthened by being a repentant version of his big brother. However while it certainly makes sense he's an Afton and is a common interpretation, there's no "smoking gun" that confirms he's connected to them unlike, say, Eggs Benedict being confirmed as Michael Afton. Proto-idea suggested by nightelf 37
• Chica's Magic Rainbow, God(dess?) of Incomplete Rainbows: adopted from Aj Wargo. Chica's Magic Rainbow is the Bait-and-Switch Boss of this spin-off, being a living, malevolent rainbow. (S?)he is supposed to be a rainbow, but only has three colors-pink, orange and blue

@Radio

A nitpick, but "Theme Song" should be below "Symbol" and above "Alignment". There are two pothole to Death of Personality in the Portfolio. Also, in the Jin Kazama paragraph, "upcoming tournament" is disconnected from the rest of the paragraph. Otherwise

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Jan 19th 2024 at 11:39:53 AM

for the rainbow, but I'm not sure about the child.

I'm accepting thumbs now

The Scorched Queen's Kingdom, Land of Perpetual Storms

^{The Smoldering City} 

^{A settlement} 

• Fictional Settings
• Description: A city on top of a volcano, surrounded by an expanse of forests.
• Symbol: The Scorched Queen's mask
• Alignment: The forests are Chaotic Evil; the city is Lawful Neutral
• Theme Music: Forest Lights
• Portfolio: Roguelike Construction and Management Game, Bizarre Seasons, inhabited by humans, beavers, lizards, harpies, foxes, and Always Chaotic Evil fishmen, Black-and-Grey Morality, covered by an Intelligent Forest, giant mushrooms in the Marshlands, Fire/Water Juxtaposition
• Domains: Rain, fire, forests, fear
• Visitors: Hina Amano, Cacofonix, Folktails & Iron Teeth, Xiao, Courier Six
• The Smoldering City is the only safe haven in a world cursed with perpetual rain. Build atop a volcano after the Great Civil War that nearly drove the harpies who inhabited it to extinction, the mysterious Scorched Queen uses her powers to ensure that the sun still shines. The city is surrounded on all sides by hostile, sentient forests that only the ferocious fishmen can thrive in, and she sends her viceroys to lead expeditions into them in order to gather resources. The forests grow more enraged as people populate them and cut down their trees; the only things they fear are fire and the queen's wrath. Every few decades, a cataclysm called the Blightstorm washes the world clean and rearranges the landscape, forcing everyone to return to to the city.
• The rain is magically charged, and it comes in three varieties. During the drizzle, when the forests are at their safest, it's green. During clearance, when farmers gather their crops and there are occasional gaps in the clouds, it's yellow. During the storm, when the forests are at their most dangerous, it's blue. All three kinds of water can be used to power rainpunk engines in manufacturing buildings, but at a cost: it causes blightrot cysts to appear in settlements, flower-like growths that open during the storm and will kill villagers if they aren't burned in time. Despite the constant rain, it never floods.
• There are six kinds of forests:
  • The Royal Woodlands are the most hospitable biome, relatively speaking. They're full of green trees, fertile soil, and useful plants, so they're recommended for beginner viceroys. They were once part of the Smoldering City until the forest reclaimed them.
  • It's difficult to farm in the harsh, cold Marshlands because of the hard and rocky soil. Instead, they're full of tree-like fungi and huge amounts of gatherable resources. If you're lucky, you might find giant wheat, leviathan corpses, or mushrooms in the deepest glades.
  • The trees of the Scarlet Orchards look like giant roses and are filled with copper. They're full of skeletons of giant creatures that once plagued the land, such as spiders, scorpions, and sea serpents, so viceroys are allowed to conduct archaeological expeditions to uncover them. Due to its abundance of fertile soil, herbs, berries, and roots, it's also known as the kingdoms' herb garden.
  • Unlike the other biomes, Coral Forests contain three types of trees: mineral-rich crimsonreach trees, shelled and fleshy musselsprout trees, and fibrous plateleaf trees. Contrary to popular belief, they don't grow in areas that were once flooded; instead, the aquatic aesthetic is due to the influence of coral. Settlers find them beautiful despite their dangers.
  • The Cursed Royal Woodlands are full of death. The trees are barren and infested with insect larvae, and it's haunted by ghosts from the Great Civil War. Some ghosts will merely disappear if they aren't appeased, but more hostile ones will curse settlements as well. In the other forests, the safest glades are smaller, but here, they're all the same size, making it impossible to assess their danger in advance.
  • The Sealed Forests are home to ancient beings called the Sealed Ones, who seem to have a connection to the Blightstorm. During the storm season, they unleash terrible plagues upon villagers. Most of its trees writhe and appear to have faces, and the biggest ones resemble flowers covered in thorns. Viceroys must undergo several trials in order to close the seals, and doing so increases the amount of time between Blightstorms.
• The majority of the kingdom's population consists of five species:
  • Humans once had their own kingdoms until the Blightstorm came. They specialise in farming and brewing, and are typically the last to leave failing settlements. Their buildings are made of brick and planks, with white walls and blue roofs.
  • Most beavers are members of the Smoldering City's merchants guild; the kingdom mostly has a bartering economy, but they use amber as currency too. They're hard workers who specialise in lumber and engineering, but can also be demanding. Their buildings are made of warm-brown planks, with rounded edges and spikes on each corner.
  • Lizards are resilient but distrustful carnivores. Were it not for the Scorched Queen's sudden appearance, their clans may have lost the Great Civil War. They're excellent at handling livestock, and since they're cold-blooded, they prefer to work in warm buildings such as furnaces and the hearths at the centre of each settlement. Their buildings are made of bricks and cloth, with red, spiked roofs.
  • Harpies are all infected by a blightrot-like disease that makes it difficult for them to fly. They specialise in gathering herbs and using them in alchemical recipes, and love working with cloth. Despite their graceful appearance, they have a wild and aggressive side. Their buildings are made of cloth, with white walls, purple roofs, and gold accents.
  • Foxes specialise in working with rainwater, so they developed a symbiotic relationship with the blightrot. They have a deep bond with the forest, and are the fastest at dealing with the various situations that pop up in glades, from opening crates to feeding wild kaiju. Unfortunately, they're easily susceptible to starvation. Despite being mortal, no fox graves have ever been found. Their buildings have green roofs, silver walls, and are made of planks, cloth, and a crystallised dew.
• While the entire kingdom is open to visitors, it's so inhospitable that few want to visit it. Hina Amano and Cacofonix both have the ability to summon rain at will, which makes them unwelcome in most places, but their powers don't make much of a difference here. The Folktails and Iron Teeth, who come from a world plagued by droughts, were intrigued by a place with an endless supply of water. Both of their settlements made trade agreements with the merchants guild. The Folktails enjoy the kingdom's delicacies such as biscuits and pickles, while the Iron Teeth plan to build rain engines to power their factories.
• Some gods use their skills to help the kingdom's citizens. Xiao is a mercenary who wields fire, so she's offered to help viceroys burn blightrot cysts in their settlements... for a fee. She's only manifested E.G.O. once while in the forests, but the Scorched Queen is interested in Xiao's ability to make her flames so potent that merely being near here causes burns. Courier Six has trekked through all kinds of hostile environments, so they occasionally help the merchant's guild make deliveries. The queen's envoy considered asking them to send orders to viceroys as well, but soon realised that they tend to meander.
• The kingdom's citizens enjoy visiting other dominions. The beavers are welcome in Zootopia and often help with construction work, though they stay away from the Rainforest District. The lizards love basking in Sahara Square, as well as the Far, Far Range's Dry Reef and Glass Desert. The humans and harpies both love foraging for the Range's bizarre array of crops, such as cube-shaped strawberries and heart-shaped beats; they're a nice change of pace from roots and moss. The foxes explore overgrown, abandoned, or mysterious places such as the Dwemer Ruins and Yggdrasil Labyrinths.

Why is the Fornite Island in Dimensions and Multiverses when the trope it represents, Battle Royale Game, doesn't fit?

Edited by NitroIndigo on Jan 20th 2024 at 8:22:14 PM

...What? Fortnite absolutely applies, namely as Save the World doesn't represent modern Fortnite anymore.

Just a heads up but Fortnite Island was not in fact approved for being added as no thumbs was given was posted last July 9th 2023. This means that Absolute Rainbow violated the rules and posted a profile which has not been approved yet. Should I delete the profile?

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Posting the rough draft for Solaire of Astora. Solaire is a warrior that the Chosen Undead finds in Undead Burg. He is seen as jolly and strong (while being naive at the same time) and teaches the player the concept of cooperation via summons. He can be summoned on 5 specific bosses and helps the player on all occasions. His fate is met via a Sunlight Maggot should the player unable to kill it on Lost Izalith or by linking the First Flame on his own world, presumbly his soul now infused with the Soul of Cinder by the third game.

Solaire of Astora, Divine Summon-able Non-Player Character (Warrior of Sunlight, Brolaire, Sunbro)

• Demigod, but is capable of standing his ground against Intermediate Gods at the very least
• Symbol: The Warriors of Sunlight symbol
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: A regular mortal who has slain various monsters with little magic, often seen as dumb both in personality and in gameplay, one of the nicest characters within Lordran, sees idealism through his devotion to the sun, has the most summons among the Chosen Undead's companions, can die by being possessed by a Sunlight Maggot or screaming in eternity after linking the First Flame in his world
• Domains: Sun, Lightning, Multiplayer, Co-operation, Non-Player Characters
• Heralds: The Warriors of Sunlight Covenant, the Heirs of the Sun Covenant
• Mentor: The Nameless King
• Allies:
  • Those who reside within Lordran and beyond: The Chosen Undead (and by extension, the Slayer of Demons, Bearer of the Curse and Ashen One)
• Admires: Lord Gwyn
• Additional Relationships: the Soul of Cinder
• Enemies:
  • From the same realm: Manus and his "children", Ornstein and Smough
• In one of the Chosen Undead's pilgrimages to Anor Londo, there was a location he had to pass through first in order to get there. This location was known as the Undead Burg, a fortress filled with hostile undead. Upon reaching the edge after running through a Hellkite Dragon did he meet an unlikely ally, a person gazing at the rays of the sun as if he had met a god for the first time. Weird how this lone-standing warrior was staying in a dangerous place but upon talking to him for the first time, an aura of optimism was felt and introduced to him to a form of companionship, in the form of jolly cooperation! This warrior was Solaire of Astora, a self-proclaimed adherent to the Lord of Sunlight, who has sought to find "his own sun". He would introduce the Chosen Undead to the Warriors of Sunlight, a covenant based upon the idea of cooperation through summons. From there he would be able to assist him in various areas, such as the Bell Gargoyles, a Gaping Dragon, demigods Ornstein and Smough and a Centipede Demon. Depending on the Chosen Undead's entrance to Lost Izalith, he would meet Solaire's fate in 2 ways, he would find him going insane after a Sunlight Maggot parasitized his head thus forcing him to kill his friend or should the Undead find said maggot and kill it, find him in one piece and able to help him in his final fight against the once Lord of Sunlight. Whatever his fate ended up being, one could say Solaire did find his sun after all.
• "I will stay behind, to gaze at the sun. The sun is a wondrous body. Like a magnificent father! If only I could be so grossly incandescent!"

I meant that the trope had nothing to do with dimensions or multiverses.

I don't think there should be a hyphen in summonable. He'd probably be allies with any god who's been an assist trophy in Super Smash Bros..

Edited by NitroIndigo on Jan 20th 2024 at 12:45:11 PM

@ Radio @ Nitro

Edited by neoamon on Jan 20th 2024 at 2:56:29 PM

Remember when I proposed these guys?

Any enemies of evil aliens, evil parasites. Any other evil parasites, and possessors? Really, just any suggestions in general?

No-Thumbs Mode

”The creature took on the host's memories, appearance, abilities, everything. It sucks everything dry. Utterly terrifying. Can you not see that if a mimic such as this were to infiltrate a population, it could replicate almost indefinitely! With evil taking the form of an ally, the galaxy could be overthrown. It is truly the worst kind of evil... it has no name, but... we call it X.”

The X Parasites, Unholy Evil Parasitic Organisms (The X)

• Intermediate Deities, but can infect those as high as Overdeities.
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Symbol: A single X Parasite
• Portfolio: Parasites Are Evil, The Assimilator, Blob Monster, Can Assimilate the Dead, One of the most feared races in the universe, Greater-Scope Villain, Intangible Man, It Can Think, Cannot Assimilate Machines, but can do so to anything organic including Machines that have Organic Parts and Organisms that have Mechanical Parts, They Hate Metroids, which are quite good at killing them as they were made specifically for that purpose, Not Quite Dead, The Virus, Voluntary Shapeshifter, can create Hybrids through the assimilated DNA of multiple races, Body Horror, Extremely Hard To Put Down If You’re Not A Metroid, Not So Extinct, LEGO Genetics, Shapeshifting Failure in some cases, Our Zombies Are Different, Not A Toy. AT ALL.
• Domains: Parasites, Evil, Assimilation, Infection, Mimicry, Possession, Aliens, Zombies, Shapeshifting
• High Priest: The Goa'uld
• Allies: The SA-X
• Rivals: Phazon, The Flood, The OTHER Flood, Borg Collective, The Cybermen, The Radiance, The Thing
• Enemies: Absolutely Everyone. However, at the top of the list are Samus Aran, The Metroid Hatchling, Master Chief, The Doctor, THE EMPEROR OF MANKIND, All Madoka Magica deities, Queen Beryl and her Dark Kingdom, New Alliance Of Free Stars, All Good-Aligned Star Trek deities, Antarctic Research Crew, Green Lanterns, Space Sheriffs
• Scares: The Chozo, Daleks (Yes, Really)
• Interests: Raven Beak
• Mutual Interest: Alex Mercer
• The X Parasites are a race of alien parasites with origins unknown. Nobody knows where they came from, not even the Chozo. The threat they posed scared the Chozo into creating Metroids to counter them, but that wasn’t the end as one of them would partially infect Samus Aran and duplicate itself as the SA-X, and Raven Beak would unleash them upon another world during later events. One of the most feared races in the Galaxy, The X will not stop until everything else is assimilated.

Fecto Forgo/Fecto Elfilis may see the X as a tasty snack, given how it itself is also an Ultimate Lifeform capable of assimilating and copying its victims, and given how Fecto/Chaos Elfilis is able to draw in energy from the environment to heal itself, it may be capable of draining them like Metroids are.

The X Parasite: The Umbrella deities and Mother Miranda are very interested in harnessing the power of the parasite.

THE END is coming along nicely. Anyways, have a rework proposal that really hasn’t aged well, and it’s one of my own.

Tangle The Lemur and Whisper The Wolf for Fanart At First Sight

Reasoning for Rework: Showcased early, Tangle and Whisper started getting fan art almost immediately after their designs were showcased, and before they were even named, before they eventually joined the comic proper. In Sonic IDW fashion, this happens whenever a character ends up showcased early, but Tangle and Whisper were the first. Needs reworked for short texts and lack of Ally interactions.

Edited by SailorVenus372 on Jan 20th 2024 at 1:09:36 AM

Yeah, let's search through here to see if Hamana's claims are true, IMO.

Edited by Shinobi on Jan 20th 2024 at 2:47:13 AM

Hello I've noticed that level ate has no active god/goddess. so i am here to make a formal request that "the baroness von bon bon" from Cuphead as the goddess of that trope. I would make an example of what this page might look like but I do not know how- thank you for reading this.

Edited by catcreep on Jan 20th 2024 at 1:28:38 AM

@Hamana

Given his adoration of the sun, he'd be fond of sun-related deities like Amaterasu, Helios, Apollo, Ra, and Princess Celestia. He'd also might appreciate Niko and Robert Capa, who went on journeys to restore the suns of their worlds.

Since Fortnite Island didn't go through the proper channels for ascension, should its existing profile be removed? First, we should check if it ever went through the proper process on the thread or not before taking action.

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Jan 20th 2024 at 1:44:45 AM

I think to @Sailor's suggestion, and speaking of reworks...

Fecto Forgo, The God who Survived Without a Body A long time ago, a being known as Fecto Elfilis launched a devastating one person invasion of a planet known locally as the New World. Surprisingly, the locals actually managed to capture Fecto Elfilis through unknown means, and imprisoned them in Lab Discovera for study, and tourism purposes. However, when the scientists of Lab Discovera initiated a "Warp Experiment", it resulted in Fecto Elfilis splitting into two beings. Fecto Forgo, who shared Fecto Elfilis' designation of ID-F86, and Fecto Elfilin, designated ID-F87. Elfilin would flee, while Forgo would be forced to remain within Lab Discovera, due to their prison having become their means of sustainment, as their Psionic Power was too much for their new, weaker body to maintain now. But Forgo was still very much alive and used their still immense (albeit weakened) Psionic Abilities to enslave the native wildlife and formed a group known as the Beast Pack, under its foremost slave, Leon, now named Leongar due to Forgo's influence. Fecto Forgo would then use their ability to tear spacetime a new one to suck the inhabitants of Planet Popstar out of their home dimension and into the New World. While it would subjugate King Dedede, and the Waddle Dees using its Psionic power and Beast Pack minions respectively, the ever unstoppable Kirby was decidedly not enslaved. Kirby would then do what they do best (other than eating) and end up in Lab Discovera, triumphant over Leongar. And then Fecto Forgo absorbed him, other Beast Pack members, and finally their lost half Elfilin, and regained their Elfilis state. But even that was not enough to beat Kirby, who freed Elfilin and destroyed the body of Fecto Elfilis with a truck as they attempted to crash Planet Popstar onto the New World. But despite losing their body, Forgo/Elfilis was still alive. They took Leon's body into their realm of Forgo Dreams and attempted to make him a new Body for them, only for Morpho Knight to swoop in and eat their soul. Kirby would defeat Morpho Knight... and discover that Fecto Forgo still wasn't dead yet. They took DNA from Morpho Knight to make themselves a new body, dubbed Chaos Elfilis and fought Kirby again. When Kirby finally put down Chaos Elfilis, what was left of Fecto Forgo's soul was reabsorbed into Elfilin, and the thing was finally gone.

Proposing this since I wanna do a quality improvement. I plan on keeping more than on previous reworks since the initial wasn't awful, I just feel it could still be better.

@ M1gamiTensei: Luffy's profile has the words at night twice. Rightfully believing that they were alive, Luffy went at night at night with the hopes of getting these new creatures.

Would Luffy eat Unhygienix's fish including the rotten and stale fish?

Edited by neoamon on Jan 20th 2024 at 10:00:15 AM