After a long-ass time, here's me posting some newbie profile drafts, here's Tahiti Plandervile and Rattlesnake. Recommended suggestions are listed below and, as usual, any other advice and thoughts are greatly welcomed.

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Prototype Mode

Dutch van der Linde, God of Disgraced Inspirational Figures (Hoagy Macintosh, Aidan O'Malley, Archibald Smith, Yankee)

• Demigod
• Symbol: His Ledger and his Black Hat
• Theme Song:
• Alignment: Currently a Dark Shade of Chaotic Neutral (Believed himself to be Chaotic Good despite Committing Several Clear Acts of Chaotic Evil throughout his Career)
• Portfolio: The Leader of the Van der Linde Gang, Essentially Arthur and John's Father, Skilled and Talented Overall, Is Honestly Polite and Fatherly Before his Mentality Dwindled to False Civility, Has Grand Ambitions for his Plans and Gang, Initially Respected and Held High by his Subordinates, Well-Educated and Read, Cultured Badass, Initially Led his Gang to Commit Crimes for Altruistic Reasons, Warrior Poet, Initially Held a Creed for Helping the Needy, Is Implicitly More Self-Centered than he Lets On, Constantly Touts Himself as All-Important and Necessary, Control Freak, Byronic Hero, Easily Susceptible to Temptation, Doesn't Really Act on his Beliefs and Ideals, Manipulative Bastard, Finding and Exploiting any Opportunity Possible, Fame Through Infamy, Had Humble Beginnings before his Status as a Notorious Gangster, Undergoes a Descent to Madness after Several Failures and Becomes the Very Being he Tried to Fight Against, Has an Opposition Against Technological Advancement, Was Fairly Forward-Thinking and Progressive for his Time, Willing to Work with Anyone Regardless of their Ethnicity, Social Status, or Background, Going from Refined Clothing to Roughened Plain Outfits, Has a Darwinistic Attitude, Thrill Seeker, Eventually Becomes Just as Bloodthirsty as his Enemies, Good Intentions which are Ultimately made Corrupted and Obsolete, Utterly Destroys his Reputation and Relationship with his Found Family, The Fatalist, Tragic Villain, Coming to Believe that Everything he did was Pointless, Commits Suicide to Escape from his Hopeless Fate in Life, Alas, Poor Villain
• Domains: Outlaws, Leadership, Influence, Insanity, Planning, Control, Robbery, Reputation, Anarchy
• Allies:
• Enemies:
• Complicated Relationship: Arthur Morgan, John Marston, Jack Marston
• Not much is known about the past of Dutch van der Linde, but what is known was that he was a destitute boy who managed to build and steel himself to become a reputable and feared outlaw in the harsh fields of the American West. We would create a gang with himself and Hosea Matthews as co-leaders, recruiting and training young orphans and vagabonds into joining for a noble cause by helping the poor via stealing from the rich, gathering enough resources and equipment to help and nurture each other and one day gather enough funds and collectibles to one day settle down peacefully in a far off land with no one to impede them. Unfortunately, Dutch's optimism and desire for his ambitions caused him to severely underestimate many of his attempted raids and robberies, eventually making new enemies with other outlaws and becoming a target for the Pinkerton Agency. Although Dutch continued with his life of crime, he quickly began to descend into paranoia and madness after numerous failures and setbacks, among them being Hosea's death as well as many other trusted gang members, he began eschewing his beliefs and virtues in favor of becoming a crazed madman and endangering his gang, culminating in its dissolution once Arthur Morgan, his most trusted confident and surrogate son, came to question him about his failures and letting a potential mole dictate his actions. Years later and despite helping to kill said mole, Dutch would try to restart his reputation and influence, but would ultimately fail and come to a realization that everything he did was hopeless and nothing would go in his favor due to the life he chose. When confronted by John Marston, a former member of his gang, one last time, Dutch confided about his despair and misery before choosing to commit suicide by leaping off a cliff.
• Dutch’s ascension to the Pantheon was a very somber and bleak experience for him. When he saw himself in an unfamiliar land for the first time, his first response was to learn about his new surroundings and quickly determined that he was given a second chance in life. But where things went downhill from there was that life in the Pantheon was very much the same as it was in the ruthless American West, a fact that left Dutch dejected and lonely and he began to contemplate that his suicide was even worth it at all. There was one speck of hope that sprung when Dutch realized that Arthur and John were also in the Pantheon and found out that both men were doing what they could to lead a life separate from their outlaw days, something he acknowledged solemnly as he realized that he would have liked some company. At the very least, the Pantheon seemed like a more open and tolerable world compared to his home world, which Dutch felt quickly, but even then, he was unsure of what was to be expected from the divine realms. For now, he's cautiously optimistic but has no idea whether he would be able to build a new gang of outlaws in this case.
• Dutch van der Linde is a man of many capabilities; skilled marksman, a good fighter, able to think on the fly and conduct risks to success, intuitive and forward-thinking, and flexible in teamwork, he proves himself to be one of the most capable and feared criminals of his time by using his skills to accomplish many goals and feats. Dutch’s greatest ability, however, was his cunning mind, able to sway and convince people into believing his convictions and beliefs almost seamlessly and persuade them into his services, the ultimate way to ensure loyalty and servitude. The fact that he exuded a well-meaning and relatable desire also helped in garner a well-respected creed among his followers. Despite Dutch falling from grace hard and losing his ability to charm others to his side later on in his mortal life, he has since been taking his time to regain them and trying to plot out his desires in the Pantheon. Perhaps he could end up more successful if he could temper his anger and temper and focus on his ability to cooperate and communicate well with others. And on a good day, Dutch is a fairly well-spoken and polite man willing to offer praise, and appreciation towards others, provided they earn his goodwill. He's currently making an effort to be nicer, but how much of it is genuine or falsified is an unpredictable factor, just as much as his Hair-Trigger Temper.
• (Outlaws)
• (American Wild West)
  • (Potential Sheriffs and Lawmen)
  • (Thoughts from/towards Modern Law Enforcement)
• (The Gang + Arthur and Micah)
  • (John and Jack)
• (Similar Gang Groups/Families and Dynamics [i.e. Family of Choice + Undying Loyalty + A Father to His Men])
  • (Mafia-Like Gangs + Recent Gang Types)
• (Anarchists)
• Broken Pedestals)
• (New Technology Is Evil)
• (Visionary Villains
• (Paranoia and Sanity Slippage)
• (Fatalists and Suicide by Despair)

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Micah Bell III, The Deified Psycho Party Member ([The] Rat, Hothead, Snake, Sickness)

• Demigod
• Symbol: His Customized Revolver with the engraved sentence "Vengeance is Hereby Mine"
• Theme Song:
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: The Most Destructive and Chaotic Member of Dutch's Gang, Slimeball, The Evilest of Outlaws, Bloodthirsty Beyond All Measure, Trigger-Happy, The Sociopath, More than Happy to get Involved in a Gunfight, Excellent Marksman and Shooter, Complete Asshole, Betrayed his Gang to the Pinkertons, Utterly Deplorable and Despised by Everyone, Red and Black and Evil All Over, Chaos Is Evil, Solely Cares About Self-Preservation, Thinks of Himself as More Important than Others, Only Believes in "Livin' and Dyin', Badass Longcoat, Using his Spare Time to Hurt and Mock Others, Relishes Inflicting Carnage and Torment on Others, Evil Is Hammy, Is a Dettriment to the Gang's Well-Being, Unapologetically Racist, Representing the Worst of Arthur, Straw Nihilist, Gets Away with his Crimes Before He's Ultimately Gunned Down for It, Karmic Death
• Domains: Evil, Chaos, Depravity, Outlaws, Betrayal, Violence, Self-Preservation
• Allies:
• Arch-Enemy: Arthur Morgan
• Enemies: John Marston, Jack Marston
• Micah Bell III has a past that isn't well-documented, but there was enough established to picture him as a budding criminal, even at a young age. Being a relatively recent recruit in the gang of Dutch van der Linde, Micah proved to be a very capable marksman and gunslinger, eventually becoming one of Dutch's most capable henchmen, a position he shared with Arthur Morgan, whom he would start a bitter rivalry with. Despite his esteemed role within the group, Micah proved a loose and detrimental cannon, willingly going out to start rampages, destruction, and mass shootouts for the sake of self-gratification, acts that would annoy everyone due to clashing against their desire to keep out of unnecessary violence. Already a slimy and repulsive beast of a man, Micah would sink to lower lows when he discreetly decided to leak information and details about the gang to the Pinkerton Agency all to get himself out of trouble and while also coaxing and manipulating Dutch to take extreme actions and violence, taking advantage of his superior's dwindling sanity. Once his treachery was revealed, Dutch's gang was destroyed and Micah and Arthur had one last fight, ending in Arthur's death and Micah going off to form his own gang with which to commit more acts of atrocity and death. Eventually, fate and retribution would finally catch up to Micah when John Marston, a former member of Dutch's gang, gained information and stormed his settlement to put an end to Micah's terrorizing schemes. Despite still working with Dutch, the latter would suddenly betray Micah, allowing John to finally put him down for good. And on death's door, Micah could only give a humored shrug before dropping dead.
• Micah ascended into the Pantheon sometime after his mortal coil was shed. Initially, he was under the belief that he ended up in hell due to his awareness of just how awful of a person he was. He was rather disappointed that this wasn't the case but got intrigued by the divine realm’s sheer scope and opportunity, namely that there was still a massive swath of uncharted and untamed lands that he could attend and make himself a name for. One of the first things he did was to attend a small town and commit a mass shootout, just to entertain himself, though not before attempting to find some criminals as like-minded as him to build himself up as a threat and influence. Before the shootout, he also learned about Arthur and John’s presence in the Pantheon, so Micah wanted his actions to tell his rival and killer that he was also here and that they aren't safe, gleefully anticipating the next time he is to “greet” them and their friends, new or old.
• Micah Bell III is the textbook definition of everything that is feared and hated about the terrors of the American Old West, a fact that Micah takes absolute pride and satisfaction in expressing. Bloodthirsty, remorseless, and all too happy to sow discord and chaos wherever he goes, Micah is a dangerous criminal who will not waste a second to either enjoy killing or fighting and he has no trouble skirting besides death’s door. In addition to his dismissal of fear, Micah has no interest in higher concepts and sees worship and religious belief as obsolete, even if he entertains the possibility of hell and damnation and finally, he's a complete and utter asshole who will milk out any attempts to belittle, mock, or insult anyone so long as he can either take pleasure or get away with it, up to racism, misogyny, and just plain bullying. Unsurprisingly, he is feared as he is hated, even by criminals as vicious as him as Micah is all too eager to cross moral boundaries, but to him, it means little to nothing. He does, however, have a measure of respect towards anyone with capable marksman skills or having a similarly blood-hungry streak as he does, though those moments tend to be rare, though Micah is aware that most of that respect may end up forming more rivals than he would allies.
• (Outlaws)
• (American Wild West)
  • (Potential Sheriffs and Lawmen)
  • (Thoughts from/towards Modern Law Enforcement)
• (The Gang + Arthur and Dutch)
  • (John and Jack)
• (Spree Killers)
• (Ax-Crazy Characters)
• (Bad Anarchists and Destructive Terrorists)
• (Murderous Gangs and Groups)
• (Nihilists)
• (Self-Preservationists [It's All About Me + The Social Darwinist + Narcissist)
• (Informant Moles)
• (Manipulators and Corrupters)

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

V is an idealistic anarchist who fights against a repressive government. Ulquiorra Cifer and Anago are nihilists. Bill Williamson is a Spree Killer. For wild west characters, you can borrow from Arthur Morgan's profile which you wrote.

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Mar 24th 2024 at 7:46:12 AM

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Added a bit more to Comicron-1. Guys I'm really struggling to figure out what more to add, I know that 10 paragraphs is the standard but the pool of creativity isn't as deep for me talking about treasures

Comicron-1 (formerly Lord Vyce's ship)

• Hall: Vehicles Depot (The Great Treasury)
• Appearance: A V-styled spaceship
• Class Level: 3 (2 under Vyce's control)
• Museum Check: Granted (requires the current owner's permission, though)
• Alignment: Lawful Good with its current A.I, Lawful Evil when under Vyce's command. True Neutral without its current A.I
• Portfolio: Cool Starship, Space Fighter, A Unique Design Near-Impossible To Repair Without Use Of The Forge, Wave-Motion Gun, Hard Light, Best Assets Blocked Off Without Vyce But Still Formidable, Constructed From Multiple Universes' Materials, having a Benevolent A.I.
• Domains: Interdimensionality, Conquest (Formerly), Review Videos (Currently), Spaceships, Teleporters, Strange Happenings (in general)
• Owner: Linkara (current owner), Lord Vyce (creator and original owner)
• A.I: NIMUE (non-ascended)
• Ship mechanic: 90s Dude
• Lord Vyce has had many allies in his pursuit of the Entity, but all of them came and gone. The only thing left was his powerful spaceship, a complicated vehicle with material from multiple universes. It utilizes something known as the Forge, which can convert any material nearby to repair the ship. For times unknown it was under his possession, until he was defeated by Linkara and his allies. Many of the ship's abilities were locked without Vyce but it still a formidable ship, and one of Linkara's best assets against the often bizarre enemies he deals with. He's dubbed the ship Comicron-1, and has occasionally made comic book reviews on the ship.
• Currently located in Earth orbit, making up Linkara's "Arsenal of Freedom", and being observed by the US government as a matter of security. Much to the original owner's protest, Linkara has allowed Comicron-1 to show up in the Vehicles Depot. However you need his formal permission before using the ship. As an unabashed nerd he was pretty excited to see it in the same location as the Batmobile and the DeLorean Time Machine. Unfortunately for him this also meant it was in the same Hall of the USG Ishimura. The fear of Necromorphs getting onto the Comicron-1 has him tempted to let Lord Vyce open up some protective functions, but he doesn't think it's worth the risk after Vyce broke their Enemy Mine as he refused to accept the Entity was dead and still argues he's needed to "protect" the multiverse.
• As it is, Comicron-1 isn't able to travel to other universes like it was under Lord Vyce. It can go as far enough as Jupiter's orbit, though presumably it can't got FTL. Linkara hasn't tried to at least. Given the cosmic threats he once merely reviewed are in the Trope Pantheon like him, such as Planet Remina, he wishes its full capabilities aren't locked. Petitions for helping the ship reach its full capabilities have been sent to Team Lightyear and the Green Lantern Corps. No-one who knows how to improve it has managed to make a permanent upgrade. Currently he'll mulling over whether it'd be easier to just find one of Nebby's species and use them for multiversal travel.
  Linkara: "Damnit, why do I have to deal with this comic book trope!"
• In a way, Comicron-1 could count as a deity and a treasure, as it is piloted by an A.I called NIMUE. She does double duty performing security, and looks kind of like HAL 9000. However unlike him, she performs as intended and rolls her avatar's eyes at her physical design being similar to it. However like everyone else if she wants to be a deity she has to apply and she can exist independently of Comicron-1 if need be. Since the ship itself is part of the Trope Pantheon she is able to communicate to other Spaceship Girl AIs, such as EDI and Cortana. She doesn't feel the need to make a humanoid avatar, at least right now, but she does have a perceived feminine avatar in digital space. Don't try to override her, especially with your own consciousness; Vyce barely survived her retaliation. Unfortunately beings like SKYNET and Sigma think they have a good shot at succeeding where she failed, and they might be right to think so.
  • Since Linkara's favorite film is Camelot, some think that's where he got the name for the AI. Merlin has been pondering visiting Comicron-1 with that in knowledge.
• Has a scout ship called the Vigilant which can be modified into a Space Fighter, and an intended second model called Comicron-2 after Comicron-1 ended up out of commission on the moon. Well, had, Vyce ended up taking Comicron-2 to kill the Entity only to fall into the collapsing Pocket Dimension meant for the now dead for real Entity. Unfortunately, for Vyce, he didn't come back with it, but he muses its design is inferior due to being a Glass Cannon. The Grand United Alliance of Good reached out to Linkara after entering and winning the recent Tournament of Champions saying they want to support. The absolute Toku fan that he is, the GUAG members he gets support of the most from are the Power Rangers. He wants to figure out how to let the Comicron-1 has a mecha mode but the design of the ship is enough of a Black Box no progress in doing so has been made.
• You have to be invited to enter Comicron-1. The Nostalgia Critic was kind of annoyed he doesn't have this badass ship, having to settle to make his house a spaceship, and due to out of universe events Linkara isn't enthused about inviting him. He might think differently if he or the Angry Video Game Nerd want to help him deal with his or mutual enemies. Villains almost never get an invitation even if Linkara's a fan of them for security reasons. One of the reasons why it's "almost" is because Snowflame can show up since he's kind of roomies with the reviewer (and he thinks he's a personal Ensemble Dark Horse). He initially allowed superheroes to come in unannounced but grew sick of Batman trying to make contingency plans for Comicron-1 so from now on they need an invitation. Blue Beetle and Booster Gold are common visitors.
• Though villains almost never get an invitation, there are blatant perma-ban lists. Complete Monsters, of course they're not invited. Those that push more into existential threat territory for him/being very OP, also never allowed entry. He doesn't want SKYNET or any of its loyal agents due to experience with Mechakara. However he has also permanently banned Amanda Waller despite her being more an occasional/ambiguous villain. Why? Simple; she keeps trying to shut his show down and seize his assets for the US government due to not trusting him, or making her own contingencies in case he goes rogue. Being a comic book fan, he feels those contingencies would be at best questionable.
  Linkara: You know I've read "JLA: Tower of Babel right? I've seen how a full on superhero's contingencies can go belly-up, so I'm sure as hell not trusting you! Also FYI, Batman was meant to be seen in the wrong."
• Thanks to the holodeck, Linkara is able to make Comicron-1 his home away from home. The ship utilizes repurposed Cybermats made by Linkara's tech expert Dr Linksano. No, not Dr Insano, but his brother from another universe^note his real name is Oscar Schlumper. Linkara's old nemesis was pretty pissed off to see even after a decade he still has ownership of Lord Vyce's ship and he plans to take control of the ship for himself. Lionel Hutz attempted to make some sort of lawsuit over these "borrowed assets", but the crew of the USS Enterprise roll their eyes at a harmless Shout-Out. Unfortunately the Cybermen had another idea, in that they are trying to control the repurposed Cybermats in order to take the ship for themselves.
• SCP-2578-D has been communicating with Comicron-1 after noticing its presence in Earth orbit. The Kill Sat stated that it sees even greater potential for heroism than Linkara thinks, as he could use the ship to intimidate dictators into surrendering power and allowing more freedom. Linkara tacitly refuses as he believes this would be Jumping Off the Slippery Slope; he had a major reality call after being called out for his unheroic actions and he witnessed his hologram clone to plan to use it against Marvel and DC editors to force them to improve the quality of comic books. He's a comic-loving nerd and he's not going to indulge in the behavior of characters like The Authority. The SCPs Hall of Military Technology has been observing the ship for its potential. Stan Smith has tried to exploit his CIA status to go on the ship under the pretense of the US government monitoring it, but Linkara saw right through it and kicked him off since he would rather avoid any of his 'verse's craziness on his ship...he has enough weirdness on his own.

@CrimsonShark

Don't forget to add images for Dutch for his later designs, especially in the first game.

1. The images and Alignment sections are noticeably positioned out of wack, and are in need of correcting.

2. In addition, Foe Yay was disambiged, and Yatsu's last Portfolio point could be fused with the second-to-last.

3. Remember: Tetsuo is a trilogy. Make sure to highlight their appearances in the other two films, as well.

Edited by Shinobi on Mar 24th 2024 at 9:24:27 AM

Okay, Here's my first draft of the Tetsuo Bros. Hoping to get feedback and help expanding.

Tomoo and Yatsu, Unholy duo of Mechanical Transformations(Tomoo: The Salaryman, Yatsu: The Metal Fetishist)

• Intermediate Gods(can evolve into Greater Gods through assimilation)
• Symbol: Their combined form, a massive, Phallic metal...thing
• Alignment: Tomoo: True Neutral(eventually Chaotic Good) Yatsu: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio: Both: Moody gray shading, Bizarre Imagery and Narrative, Nightmarish Mutations into Machinery, Bizarre Superpowers over Metal,Cybernetics Eat Your Soul, Can be interpreted as a ''really'' weird love story, Phallic Symbolism, Alternate Continuity
  • Tomoo: An Average Japanese office worker until his transformation, which was Punishment for leaving Yatsu for dead, a Gradual and agonizing one, Developed a huge power drill from his you-know-what, Actually Yatsu's brother in a sequel timeline, Gains a Superpowered Evil Side.
  • Yatsu: A mentally unstable vagrant who became a world ending abomination, Lightning Bruiser, Misanthrope Supreme, Laughing Mad, Has Pitiful Origins, Seeks to destroy and remold everything while stalking and torturing Tomoo out of ''Love'', Utterly Insane, Utterly Depraved and Utterly Bombastic
• Allies:
  • Tomoo: Bruce Banner, Cameron Vale, Gregor Samsa, Larry Talbot, Hank Pym, Astro Boy,Alex Murphy/Robocop
  • Yatsu: Tetsuo Shima, Cell, Hank Henshaw, Gigan, AM,Ultron,The Qu, T-1000, SKYNET
• Enemies: Both: The Child Abuse Supporters
  • Tomoo: Freddy Krueger, Diavolo
  • Yatsu: All life Organic or otherwise who oppose him, but more specifically:All Cybertronians, Metallo, Cyborg, Tim Barnett, Kevin Levin,Poison Ivy, Magneto, Gorilla Grodd, Toph Bei Fong
• Special Relationship: Each other(brothers in one timeline)
• Intrigued by:(Yatsu) The Thing, Sadako Yamamura,Tomie Kawakami
• Pitied by: Meilin Lee(mostly Tomoo)
• The story of the "Iron Men" begins with an average Japanese Salaryman and his girlfriend. One day, the unassuming businessman was driving home with his girlfriend until they accidentally ran over a pedestrian. This pedestrian, however, was the man known as "the Metal Fetishist" so called for his unusual fixation on metal applied to his body. The couple, unaware of this, believed the man dead, hid his body, and tried to move past their dark deed. But the Salaryman had received a curse or perhaps gift from the Fetishist. The man's body slowly began taking on the properties of metal, his mind plagued with horrific visions of a cybernetic nightmare. Eventually the Salaryman's transformation led to his girlfriend's death, and the Metal madman himself arrived to complete the transformation as part of his mad desire to share his agony with his victim. The two engaged in a brutal battle of metal and flesh, eventually combining into a monstrosity that sought to rust away the world with their newfound "love".
• At least that's how one version of the story goes. Another account tells of a salaryman named Tomoo, who led an ordinary life with a loving wife and child, but had no memory of his past. That life was shattered when Yatsu, AKA the Metal Fetishist, targeted him for his depraved plans. Tomoo's young son was murdered, and he plunged into despair, awakening the metal-morphing powers he shared with Yatsu-actually his brother. Tomoo went on a brutal rampage against Yatsu's cult to save his wife, and soon discovered the truth of his past. The boys' father was a metal molding maniac as well, experimenting on his children to create human weapons. With this awful revelation, Tomoo succumbed to his brother's urging and evolved into a massive, tank like juggernaut. Amid the destruction however, it seems Tomoo found peace, as he apparently shifted back to human form with his wife and revived son.
  • Some time later Yatsu resurfaced, this time targeting another Cyborg named Anthony. Yatsu threatened Anthony's son to control him as a new weapon. But the super Cyborg fought the Metal Fetishist and ultimately averted suffering Tomoo's fate, and Yatsu was absorbed by Anthony's own power, gone for good...at least for now.

Edited by Snailfish on Mar 25th 2024 at 3:41:26 AM

"I am the lord of Purity, who tolerates no deviation." My first online story

The images seems to have a wonky formatting. Did you put them in quoteboxes? (see Images in Wiki Pages for more info)

Foe Yay is a disambiguation and should not be used as a pothole. Speaking of potholes, Metallo's pothole is a red link (he's in Offensive Powers).

For interactions, the Cybermen want to turn organics into more metallic soldiers. Magneto can manipulate iron. Claus/The Masked Man, Ichiro Inuyashiki & Hiro Shishigami and Chise were turned into cyborgs. Tetsuro Hoshino and Maetel oppose mechanization.

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Mar 24th 2024 at 11:54:37 AM

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Many of the animatronics of the FNAF Franchise are imbued with human souls due to having human corpses stuffed inside of them. Much of the plot is trying to give the innocent souls inside many of them peace.

Monsignor Ronald Arbuthnott Knox, God of Fair Play Mysteries(Archbishop Knox)

• Borderline Demigod, Unknown Rank as a Witch Hunter
• Symbol: The Knox Bible
• Alignment: Neutral Good

• Profile: From Anglican to Catholic Priest, disliked the ambivalence of the Anglican Church which led to to him getting cut out of his father's will, Vow of Celibacy, Deadpan Snarker, used Scholarships to make his way in Oxford, Satirized both religious and secular matters

• Herald: His "daughter" Dlanor A. Knox
• Allies: God(Bruce Almighty), God (God, the Devil and Bob)
  • Catholic Clergy: Alexander Anderson, Erica Fontaine, Father James O'Flaherty, Father Karras and Father Merrin, Garterbelt, The Nuns and Sisters From Sister Act

• Enemies: Dis, The Godhand, Griffith, Lord Belos

• Mystery stories distinguish themselves from the thriller and horror genres not by simply having mystery, but by having that mystery being "fair": a logical result of the story's information, perhaps even solvable before the grand reveal. However, things were not always this way. Mystery stories were originally written to dangle a mystery in front of the reader and then show off the intelligence of detectives through contrived jumps in reason and observation. But in the Golden Age of Mystery, the genre came into its own by bringing readers into the interactive detective experience. The man who codified this age of Fair Mysteries was not a critic but the writer and Catholic Priest Ronald Knox.
  • Born in 1888 to the future Bishop of Manchester, Knox gained the respect of both peers and professors at Oxford, but what he really wanted to do was become a priest. Taking a vow of celibacy at 17, he was ordained as an Anglican priest and became the chaplain of Trinity College. Only 5 years later he resigned as an Anglican priest and became a Catholic Priest, to the great displeasure of his father, the Anglican Bishop of Manchester. From then on he became a highly respected priest, theologian, and Catholic apologist, with such feats as creating his own translation of the Bible and being denoted as a Protonotary apostolic by Pope Pius XII. However, he is also known for his work in analyzing and codifying the mystery genre through his mystery stories and the creation of the Knox's Decalogue.

• No one knows how or when Ronald Knox ascended, but the first time he was seen was when a man with fatal injuries entered a church late at night. While the chapel was supposed to be empty when the man began his confession someone on the other side of the confession box replied to him. It was later discovered that this mysterious figure was none other than Knox, who believed that the last thing to be done for a dying man was to "Hear his confession and give him absolution".

• Versions of God

• While he is a Catholic priest, Knox gets along perfectly with other kinds of Christians in the Pantheon as well as those of other regions. However, he seems to get into debates about religion very often, where his experience as a theologian makes him formidable. Deities now joke that "when Ronald starts debating religion, it's time to leave the event". In the Pantheon, he takes the position of Elysium Academy's head chaplain and as a theology teacher. Due to the diverse religious landscape of the Pantheon, this position has forced him to learn about many of the other religions to properly perform his duties. His opinion on these other religions? "They are all very interesting, but none of them match up with the Catholic tradition".
  • Being a Protonotary apostolic technically gives Knox authority below only the pope(citation required). This makes him the highest-ranking Catholic in the Pantheon. Instead of using his rank as a means of influence, he instead uses his charisma to smooth over disagreements between his fellow clergy and coordinate their efforts, becoming their de facto leader. This is a good change from the general lack of coordination from before his ascension, although he is often exasperated and frustrated by Alexander Anderson's enthusiasm for violence or Gaterbelt's inappropriate love for children due to the work of keeping them in line.
  • Those who turned away from the church for both understandable and not understandable reasons

• While he died of cancer at the age of 69 in Real Life, in the universe of Umineko: When They Cry, the circumstances of his death are much more mysterious. In this universe, he was the Head Inquisitor of the Great Court of Heaven who created Knox's decalogue as weapons to combat witches(the sources of mystery), but was interrogated and executed by his daughter Dlanor A. Knox. For this reason, Dlanor appears as Ronald's herald whenever she a break away from her busy job, and the two seem to have a healthy relationship as father and daughter. It is speculated that Dlanor is either adopted given how the two look so different or that Dlanor is the embodiment of the Decalogue, which makes Knox her father because he "created" her. When asked about his past as a witch hunter, the priest simply says that he is retired and will leave the work fighting the supernatural to future generations. In fact, this aspect of his past is so murky that no one knows how powerful he would be if he used his inquisitor powers, nor would they want to know.
  • However, a stroke of fate revealed just a bit of that unknown power. When Lord Belos was pursuing Sarah Spellman for unknown reasons, the young witch was saved by the timely intervention of a holy wedge that pierced Belos's arm, which subsequently exploded. He was forced to flee, but not before confronting the priest.

• Mystery Stories
  • Sherlock Holmes
  • Knox's 2nd and 5th

• Served in WW 1 in British Intelligence

• Opposed using atomic weapons

• Satire

• Broadcasting the Barricades

It's time to face your fears

For mystery stories, Battler Ushiromiya, Conan Edogawa and the Wright Anything Agency regularly solve mysteries.

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Mar 24th 2024 at 9:50:27 AM

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@RJ-19-CLOVIS-93 - Comicron-1

• The Planet Express has The Planet Express Ship, which is a highly advance spacecraft (with a weapon) that is used for deliveries. Is the Comicron-1 have faster than light travel like this ship does? Would Linkara want to use the ship as a delivery ship?
• Rick Sanchez drives a small spaceship known as the Space Cruiser, that also comes equip with various weapons, an AI and may also have a portal gun. Rick himself is an interdimensional traveler. He probably would look unimpressed and probably snark that the place looks like a nerd's wet dream or something.

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@r-lock256 - House of Mouse

• Don't forget to add: Pixar deities, Indiana Jones deities, Blue Sky Deities (The Herd, Scrat, characters from The Robots, to name a few), and various deities from 20th Television Animation
• I personally don't think the House of Mouse would have an alcohol bar (mostly because the show is family friendly and there's kids in that night club). I would allow it to exist if it happens to be a new edition for the House of Mouse.
• Due to the place having hosted various musical acts, this place is a source of interest for various musicians in and around the House of Musicality.
• Robot Chicken (the show) is also a clip show, with its framing device being the POV of a robot chicken being strapped into a chair and tortured by watching the show's clips (which are usually dark parodies or adult jokes for their short skits). I would just imagine that someone trying to sabotage the House of Mouse by broadcasting Robot Chicken clips to the patrons (as Robot Chicken has parodied plenty of Disney stuff before, and the show is accessible in the Pantheon as stated in RC's profile, making them sick to the core when they watched some of the really messed up ones or simply be angry at the crass depiction, which would make them leave as a result.
• I kinda wonder what Walt Disney think of this place. He was interested in developing Amusement parks in his past life, and while the House of Mouse is not an Amusement park, I could see him being interested in this place. Of course, he would be a guest of honor for such and I would imagine the House of Mouse crew are trying very hard to impress him or prevent things from being screwed up.

Edited by lawliet-saw-whet on Mar 26th 2024 at 3:37:30 AM

Mood Status: Currently suffering from cringe.

@r-lock: Flo handles restaurant service and could stand-in as a waitress if the House of Mouse needs some help. Woody and Rottweiler's antics are recorded and televised on TV and could double as slapstick toons that could be featured, Woody being the main supplier of course. Given Disney's canon connections with some games due to Wreck It Ralph, Tapper could work there on occasion and it could warrant stuff like Mario and Bowser hanging out there and other villains + heroes with similar dynamics. Also wonder how Oswald the Lucky Rabbit would think of the place.

@Crimson: Dutch would contrast with Robin Hood who is more someone that Dutch would claim to aspire to be like. Carmen Sandiego is a legendary thief who was a former detective gone bad for less noble reasons but yet maintain some of her morality and dignity and still kept her standards. Could also interact with Tony, Jo, Mario, and Cesar on top of plenty of other members from the same House. Rango and Lucky Luke are a sheriff and a criminal-busting cowboy respectively. For Micah, B.B. Hood would be an initially unassuming rival as a psychotic monster hunter. Gary Smith is a younger but highly manipulative and cruel student. Psycho Mantis is an example of someone who wasn't in it for the political or motivational cause but just to spill blood.

Beep-beep

@Snailfish: The images should be in quoteright boxes.

You know, I've been thinking about actually deciding to return to this thread after an extremely lengthy hiatus, so if anyone doesn't mind, I'd like to propose the Chief Executives of Guangdong^note Morita Akio, Matsushita Masaharu, Ibuka Masaru, Komai Kenichirō for the trope One Nation Under Copyright. This is because in the timeline where the Axis won WWII, one of the nations carved out of China by the Empire of Japan is Guangdong, a nation that was initially planned by Hideki Tojo to become a retirement home for Japanese soldiers, but after Tojo was ousted by his colleagues, it became a playground of unrestrained capitalism for Japanese Corporations to play around, resulting in it becoming a corporatocracy, which became much more clearer after Suzuki Teiichi was given a Vote of No Confidence and booted, resulting in the three big corporations, Sony, Matsushita Electric, and Fujitsu competing each other to rule over the corporate state. Hitachi later would attempt to coup the current Chief Executive in 1966.

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Given as its current name is connected solely to the Disney film, can I have permission to move Alice In Wonderland's sub-page to under Alice's Adventures in Wonderland?

Edited by Shinobi on Mar 25th 2024 at 1:29:52 AM

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

So, after some discussion with Nightelf, they have allowed me to take over work on the Them's Fightin' Herds default roster's profile (for those not in the know, they were approved for We ARE Struggling Together).

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

Just putting it out there that I made Pantheon Wick Cleaning as a public sandbox for Pantheon/ pages that need their wicks moved. Feel free to add any that I've missed, thanks.

Are you afraid?

Word of advice: If you're working on a dual character profile where the two are enemies, you don't have to copy-paste each one in their allies to the other one's enemies. Using "EACH OTHER, Each other's allies" can sum them up fine. Of course, there may be other enemies that they both share, or enemies who aren't the other's ally.

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WIP Draft for The Narrator, a near-omniscient formless voice trying to tell the story of the Stanley Parable.

As you can see, the current draft looks like the current profile because it is, with some minor tweaks like updating the interaction list. I'm not sure if I should keep the most of the old profile as there is literally nothing wrong with it besides some of the texts being underdeveloped. Or I start from scratch to make it a true remake, but I might ended up rewording the intactions in this profile that is already there.

Also, I need interactions for the following:

• Anyone associated with game making or writing stories for games.
• Anyone who is a stickler for sticking to the story.
• Anyone who is (or is followed by) a voice-only narrator (beside Howard and Kreese)
• For enemies: Anyone who tries to break away from their story?
• Any suggestions are welcome.

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Feedback Mode

"This is the story of a man....that being me."
The Narrator, God of Strange Narrations

• Greater God
• Symbol: The Stanley Parable Adventure Line™◊
• Theme Song: Countdown
• Alignment: True Neutral (Can be Lawful Evil if the story goes too Off the Rails)
• Portfolio: Ambiguously Evil, British Stuffiness, Knows what everyone is going to do, "The Reason You Suck" Speech, Insane Troll Logic, Killing the game if it goes too far off the rails, Mind Screwdriver, Passive-Aggressive Kombat, Railroading
• Domains: Narration, Stories, Video Games, Keeping Stories Right, Controlling, Speaking, Divorce
• Followers: Douglas Adams, Pseudonymous Bosch
• Allies: GLaDOS, The Authors, Naughty Bear's Narrator, The Crypt Keeper, Dr. Hax, General Tarquin, Glitchy, Zagreus
  • Vitriolic Best Buds: Game
• Rivals: Mohinder Suresh
• Enemies: Kamina, ICEY, Old Man Henderson, Captain Martin Walker, Rika Furude, Bob, Vegeta, Lemony Snicket, The Doki Doki Literature Club, Diogenes, The Mob, Kirito (Abridged), Gertrude, Shuichi Saihara, Doc Scratch, The Fazbear Gang
• Opposes: The Devourer
• Opposed by: The Robed Figure, Truman Burbank, The Oz Gang
• Annoys: The Defenders of the Ancient, Ittle Dew and Tippsie, WordGirl
• Annoyed by: (Insert Name Here), Battleblock Theater's Narrator
• Conflicting Opinions: Niko, Prohyas and Vambre Warrior
• Avoid by: Wishbone
• Complicated Relationship With: Stanley
• Unknown Opinion: Vinny, Pewdiepie (both have played the game)
• Unsorted: Tulip Olsen, Pony Island's Satan, Robert Daly
• "This is the story of a man named Stanley" were the starting words uttered by this unseen narrator, architect of the story about the aforementioned man named Stanley. The Narrator's role is simple, he has to narrate Stanley's story from beginning to end and everyone will live happily ever after. That is, if Stanley decides to follow through with said narrative, as things can get Off the Rails if Stanley decides to, making the Narrator either punish Stanley or fabricate a new tale entirely. But he is always ever-present, ready to deliver the best narration he can, even if he can get a little wacky during it.
• The Narrator was very compelling in his ascension, although it is rumored that he "persuaded" the court of gods into allowing him to godhood. For a while he didn't really have much to do other than narrate in his usual style about whatever was happening, with zero control on what would happen. That all changed when Stanley arrived, as he gained his control over the narrative and that allowed him to steer Stanley into whatever tale he had planned for him and that also affected other deities. Said development would be the start of many bizarre misadventures for several deities.
• His relationship with the Stanley is a complicated one. Sometimes, The Narrator is just a neutral observer narrating Stanley's life. Sometimes, he's a useful guide and a friend to him. Sometimes, they don't get along when Stanley decides to ignore him and makes his own path. Sometimes, they get along when strange things happen. Sometimes, The Narrator can be cruel to Stanley and he's even killed or lied to Stanley a few times. Sometimes, Stanley can be cruel to him by taking away his happiness and destroying his game. It all depends on the choices Stanley makes.
• In the past, it was very common to hear mild-sounding British voice from out of nowhere state "This is the story of X", then said deity was prompted to follow the Narrator's exposition. However and quite frequently, those ended up disliking how controlling the Narrator's exposition is and often go against the Narrator's wishes. The Narrator is patient about this; he will start speaking directly to the person, often reprimanding their choice of action before placing down walls to Railroad the story back on track. Should the person cause the Narrator's tract to go completely Off the Rails, however, the Narrator will place the person in one of GLaDOS' unsolvable test chambers, commenting on the story as if it were a tragedy. He seems to particularly enjoy that last part. That's part of the reason why he and GLaDOS are very good friends.
• Often is the welcoming voice to newer deities, guiding them through a "tutorial" and teaching them most of the ins and outs of the Trope Pantheons. This, however, is just optional and it was made to keep him entertained and away from other deities so he would stop trying to narrate their every movement. Stanley is often forced to help the Narrator in order to make an example of what NOT to do and Stanley has been pretty annoyed at that. The reason he doesn't help as often is because of how Stanley is likely to cause problems.
• Considering he tends to railroads characters into his story by any means he has available. Most who he has tried to narrate over just follow because they are interested in his story, others not so much. The two he constantly has trouble with are Kamina and Old Man Henderson, whose defiance towards fate and the plot respectively has made the Narrator want to "correct" them the most but that only ends up with the Narrator giving up on them after a while.
  • Another particular deity he started to mess with was Diogenes, AKA the Man in the Cauldron. He first took notice after hearing that he was being followed by a british narrator, similar to Stanley and then both Stanley and Diogenes became friends. So the Narrator decided to test his resolve by narrating a tale where Diogenes had to climb an even more difficult mountain but he refused to follow the directions of the Narrator, making his journey all that more difficult.
  • And then there was the Abridged version of Kirito, who the Narrator decided to narrate over after hearing of how he tends to not care about the established plotline. Kirito tried to ignore him but then the Narrator started insulting him with the Awful Truth and then was promptly silenced. Since then, the Narrator loves to mess with Kirito whenever he can.
• Often seen commentating on matches for the Defenders of the Ancient and his habit to be too wordy and very sarcastic has annoyed them to no end. Others however have found his commentary and observation to be priceless. He later began delving into the storytelling business by telling a story about someone or something called the Absolute Evil, containing multiple references to other fantasy series. The only person who seemed to like it was the Crypt Keeper, who found it similar to his escapades.
• The Narrator was very curious after meeting Martin Walker and hearing about his story and how his own delusion led him to a villainous path. Walker on ther hand despises for the very idea of being pushed to commit horrible things and does not ever want to hear his narration. The british man simply just tried to place him in a more "relaxed" story but that only made Walker more furious.
• Once tried to get a hold of The Mob but they were surprisingly one of the few deities that made the Narrator feel powerless as their sheer randomness and constant hive mind mentality ended up overwhelming him. That and they are, for some reason, obssessed with the Broom Closet. (Insert Name Here) is another deity he has trouble guiding due to their ability to make "irresponsible choices". However, they are much easier to dispatch. The last time this happened, he was able to trap them outside of the confines of the game. He doesn't realize, however, that they are the ones that help Stanley move at all.
• Vegeta once attempted to play his game but the resulting lack of rebellion and the continuous restarts drove him insane. Because of this, The Narrator is perhaps the only person besides Beerus that Vegeta fears but he will never admit it to his face. {Fnaf characters playing Stanley Parable}
• Good friends with the Author, who fills a similar role to him except he has a lot more creative power behind him unlike the Narrator. When he heard how Bob performed a Rage Against the Author, he felt sorry for him, and decided to invite him to a game of "Save the Baby" which he personally developed. On the other hand, the Author's creation Bob has also attempted to take down the Narrator from his position but that lead nowhere as the Narrator has no tangible form.
• He eventually met other narrators in the Pantheon. He was incredibly impressed with the narrator of Naughty Bear, whom manages to not only communicate perfectly with him, but also gets Naughty to go through with just about anything he so wishes him to do, practically his revenge. He came to respect him and the two can be heard discussing ways to get people to follow through with their stories. Although they fill similar roles and his title was named after him, the Narrator and Lemony Snicket aren't actually on cordial terms. Reason being that Snicket believes the Narrator to be too controlling of his narration and his sheer sadism when punishing those that don't follow the story has made him wary of him. The Narrator doesn't really mind that but is appalled that Lemony would call him sadistic.
• ICEY was one of the first deities to take a more direct approach at opposing the Narrator, given that she too was the victim of a narrator that wanted to railroad her into a story she didn't want to be part of. She was later joined by the Doki Doki Literature Club, as once they learned of the nature of their home game they started to dislike the Narrator's actions. Monika specially because the whole reason she started to mess with the code of her game was because of how she was forced to not be a love interest but discovering that the Narrator is as much of a pawn as she is made things a bit more complicated with the Narrator. The british man personally just finds ICEY and the girls amusing and would often try to narrate a tale they would be happy to be part of, even if they rarely want to follow it.
  • On the other hand there was Niko, who tried to be much nicer to the Narrator about how he goes about his storytelling but was unable to make him change his mind. Niko also felt really uncomfortable since Stanley became friends with Niko not long before meeting the Narrator and that made Niko a potential target for a tale. That and the fact that the Narrator reminds Niko of the World Machine.
• It is believed that the Narrator and Stanley are both stuck in a "Groundhog Day" Loop and they will continue to repeat the story eternally. Some, like Rika Furude, have blamed this on the Narrator and hated him for forcing Stanley to go through the same events over and over leading to insanity or death (sometimes both). She started to pity the Narrator once she discovered he isn't in control as much as he thinks he is but still doesn't think highly of him.
• {Video Games The Narrator plays or encounters}
• {Confusion ending, getting a taste of his own medicine by being railroaded himself}
• {Skip Button}
• {Making the Sequel to Stanley Parable, Handling criticism}
• {Stanley Figurines}
• Cheaters fear to be taken to the Serious Room, where the Narrator is said to deliver very serious punishments for cheaters, a practice personally endorsed by Dr. Hax. Only one deity in the Pantheon has ever made it out of the room and that was, of course, Stanley himself.

"And Stanley was happy."

THE END IS NEVER THE END IS NEVER THE END IS NEVER THE END IS NEVER THE END IS NEVER THE END IS LOADING...

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Thanks, the original profile didn't tell me which Keeper was it referring to. It just said "Keeper".

Edited by lawliet-saw-whet on Mar 25th 2024 at 5:49:06 PM

Mood Status: Currently suffering from cringe.

That Dungeons reference was for the Dungeon Keeper, not the Crypt Keeper.

Edited by AjWargo on Mar 25th 2024 at 1:37:16 PM

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Hi, can we create a Pantheon page for Death Battle? To add Wiz and Boomstick and the combatants they used

no offense dude, but that was decided on like two pages ago.

Addendum: Almost finished with Doc and Marty. May post it later today or tomorrow.

In battle, we are reborn.

@ Siegfried: Oh, another fan of TNO? That's interesting. I wonder if there are other Hearts of Iron Alternate History mods you like

Where would Word-O Name go?

Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg and Red Flood are two other mods that I'm interested in.

Anyways, I'll probably work on the profile soon.

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Word-O Name would likely fit Naming Convention.

THE GOLDEN AGE WILL RETURN AGAIN!

Edited by Snailfish on Mar 25th 2024 at 3:24:40 AM

"I am the lord of Purity, who tolerates no deviation." My first online story