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Slender & Rafeal

to Slendy no.10 and Dupont.

Edited by DoodSlayer136 on Oct 22nd 2021 at 2:37:49 AM

Yes to Slendy and Rafeal.

Edited by YobabyColin on Oct 22nd 2021 at 5:40:14 AM

to Red Skull, Ytitnedion, Warlock, Raven Beak, Roscoe, Rupert Thornely, Nick Godoy, Siren Head and Slender Man.

Sorry for taking so long, this week has been crazy:

• FBI: Most Wanted: Vanished: Samuel Smith, despite appearing a charismatic unassuming man, is secretly a selfish paedophile and a dangerous sexual predator. At only fourteen Samuel abducted and raped a eight-year-old boy, before drowning him in a lake. As a grown man he kidnapped eleven-year-old David Caine, isolating him in the middle of nowhere to use for his perversions. Over the next nine years Samuel regularly raped and brutalised David, even baiting him to try to escape just to further crush his hope, leaving David so psychologically broken he forgot his identity and name. Following David hitting adulthood Samuel began targeting another child, Caleb Vaughter. Seducing his mother Caroline Vaughter to get close to him, Samuel stabbed Caroline and her elderly mother to death; imprisoning Caleb in a makeshift bunker Samuel planned to wait until the heat died down then break him as he did with David. Cornered by the FBI, not willing to face prison Samuel committed suicide leaving Caleb to suffocate to death, his last words taunting the agents that they would never find him.

Edit: to Rafael Dupont. Sounds an interesting film.

Edited by MGD107 on Oct 22nd 2021 at 2:49:24 AM

It's Lifetime. They don't do subtle Lemme post this again:

Dunpot.

Nick Godoy, Siren Head, Slenderman and Rafael. King and Jevil.

Yes to the Hunter and Slendy.

Edited by SkyCat32 on Oct 22nd 2021 at 5:54:58 AM

Dupont. That title sounds like a nosleep story, and not the good ones.

Tell me about it. At least I hear these movies at least have alternate titles to go with them.

Good luck ever finding a female CM in a lifetime film.

Dupont.

I mean, I remember a Lifetime pregnancy surrogate who killed her employers' mother, tried to kill the couple paying her to be a surrogate and threatened to carve her own baby out of her in front of the couple, among other things. So.

Yes to Slendy and Dupont!

Edited by Ravok on Oct 22nd 2021 at 3:07:00 AM

Rafael Dupont

to Arshgar Behek/Raven Beak, Roscoe, Rupert Thornely, Nick Godoy, Slender Man, and Rafael Dupont.

to the Arshgar Behek/Raven Beak quote (doesn't sound heinous enough), Lothar Frey, King, Jevil, and Siren Head.

Damn I've got to watch that just to see if one actually exists.

BTW (and this doesn't include Ghost Rider, but DOES include the stuff in Drafts), we're again between 50 and 60 this week.

Man, I remember when 20-30 was a lot

@Vyn: This isn't even the weirdest title for a lifetime film I know off.

I've seen Daughter for Sale, Killing Daddy, The Last Prostitute, Baby Monitor: Sound of Fear

So...I just started reading Kingdom Come.

Should I continue reading to see if Lex counts of should I let Lighty do it?

Switching to no to Jevil.

@Mir: That last one has me in stitches. Thanks, I needed that laugh.

@Captain: Why not take it up with Lightysnake and ask them?

I didn't see it, but there's a female villain in Stalked and Pregnant or something.

Lifetime is actually capable of putting out somewhat respectable films. Mom at Sixteen and The Party Never Stops come to mind.

Nevermind

Edited by Lightysnake on Oct 22nd 2021 at 4:02:30 AM

I've got another suggestion, and I think this one would be considered special by the story's standard, unlike Andrew.

• What is the Work
  • Your Turn to Die is a visual novel game that centers around a death game not unlike Danganronpa. 12 participants (well, 20 but 8 of them died before they could be introduced) are placed in a game where they have to participate in specific activities that end with at least one of them dying. Once a portion of the game is cleared, the surviving participants move on to the next floor of the building. Each floor has a different "floor-master", a member of the organization running the game who acts as the host to keep the participants in line. Some important things clarify before getting into the character in question is that the organization (called ASU-NARO) also work in creating entirely accurate robotic copies of people with A.I.s that perfectly replicate the personalities of the participants. It should be noted that these A.I.s are treated just as human as the other participants. So they at least feel that they are real people.
  • YTTD is a chapter based game that isn't entirely complete yet but since my candidate is now dead it shouldn't be much of an issue. In chapter 3 the remaining 6 participants arrive on the fourth floor where they are told by the floor master that they will be partnered up with robotic copies (called "Dummies") of 6 of the 8 participants that died in the first stage of the game. Their goal is to kill the floor master, who just so happens to be my suggestion.

• Who is the Candidate and What have they Done?
  • My candidate's name is Sou Hiyori a.k.a. Midori. Not to be confused with one of the participants going by that name as an alias, Shin Tsukimi. To make things less confusing I will simply just refer to him as Midori. Midori is a member of ASU-NARO who tricked most of the candidates into signing the consent forms for the Death Game (which said they will devote themselves to Asunaro for granting their wish). This involved him disguising himself to get closer to the candidate and using their weaknesses to get them to sign the form. For example he disguised himself as a nurse to get close to Q-taro (a baseball player) after he suffered a possible career-ending injury and had him sign in order to grant his wish of fixing his injury. He's able to get away with these disguises due to being presumed deceased, after musician Alice Yabusame found out he was trying to do something shady to him and his sister Reko, and accidentally pushed him off a building where his head was impaled on a spiked fence. He lived however because he's already replaced most of his body with robotic parts, including his head. What really makes him stand out as fucked up is what we learn about him from an A.I. of Shin. Ever since Midori was a child, he was fascinated by humans and would study how to break them, physically and/or mentally.
  Shin AI: What makes them hurt...? What makes them suffer...? What pains them physically...? What pains them mentally...? What do they learn...? What do they remember...? What do they forget...? He'd play with humans he got involved with... until he'd exhausted them, it seems...
  • One example of how he broke someone is what he did to former detective Keiji Shinogi. When Keiji was a kid he knew a police officer who he considered his hero, and grew up to join the police force to see him again. One day on duty, Keiji was in a car chase with a suspect and the officer on the radio told him the suspect was armed and was about to shoot, causing him to panic and shoot the suspect by accident. As it turned out, the suspect was unarmed, and what's more, he was the policeman man Keiji knew as a kid. This incident traumatized Keiji causing him to become to broken mess he is throughout the game. Surprise surprise, the officer on the radio was actually Midori, and he was apparently the one who set up Keiji's idol to be shot by him (how he did this is never elaborated though). During the game he taunts Keiji by throwing the gun he used to shoot his hero at his feet and revealing all of this to him with a smile on his face.
  • Personality-wise he simply just loves to taunt the characters with an innocent smile on his face. This act is only drops whenever he truly believes he is in danger of dying. As I mentioned earlier, the game treats the robotic characters with as much humanity as the human character, this helps emphasize Midori's cruelty as well. When the Dummies were first created, he showed them videos of their human counterparts' deaths and told them if they didn't want to die again, then they need to make their partners into corpses instead. He also took one of the robots on the fourth floor, Maple (who he had programmed to love him), and reconstructed her into an Eldritch Abomination with four screens where her head was and a chainsaw for a hand.

• Do they have any Mitigating Factors or Freudian Excuse?
  • Hahahahaha, NO. He is purely sadistic with no reason given for him to be this way. While he was friends with Shin prior to his "death", it's presented in a very toxic manner. He had apparently liked to do things to scare him and enjoyed seeing his reaction, and would put up pictures of Shin to make him feel uncomfortable. Upon his AI self's recollection of this, Shin is shown to look almost ill.

• Do they meet the Heinousness Standard?
  • All of the floor masters are cruel to the participants. The first one, Sue Miley gave Sara (the main character) a switch that she told her would slow down and eventually stop her best friend's execution only for him to still die. Afterwards she rubbed it in Sara's face that she only prolonged his suffering.
  • Gashu Satou, the floor master for the third floor, forcibly stuck one of the participants with the Sacrifice Card (which ensured that it's wielder would be executed if they did not receive the most votes in a vote to determine who to kill) and then killed himself to ensure the participant's death. Sara even outright refers to him as a demon for doing so.
  • But Midori still stands out in my opinion, because as far as we know, he's the only one who's cruelty has extended outside the game as well, as he's tortured people for who knows how long.

• Final Verdict?
  • Yes I'd say he's a keep.

Edited by GenericGuy2000 on Oct 22nd 2021 at 12:17:59 PM

Midori.

I think we do actually have a female lifetime villain up. Can't remember from what

Rave, Roscoe, the guy whose name starts wih Y, Rupert, Nick Godoy, Rafael, Siren Head, Slenderman, Midori.

Lothar, King, Jevil.