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Edited by Mrph1 on Oct 22nd 2024 at 8:06:39 PM
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I'll get that one tonight, thanks for reminding me.
Done, although some of the entries seem a little clunky with those inserted.
Please add Abaddon
to Monster.Live Action TV under the other Supernatural entries...same page, make the Nogitsune part of the Teen Wolf tree
Add Paul Sarone
to Monster.Film
Add to same page:
- Noel Winters of Harry Brown. He is a psychotic, misogynistic, sadistic teenager and the leader of the gang of chavs living on the estate, and he often abuses women for sexual pleasure while also engaging in regular acts of brutality, a lot of which he films on his phone. He and his gang regularly abuse Leonard to the point that the old man eventually tries to fight them with a bayonet - but the gang overpower and kill him, whilst filming his death on one of their phones. Although (whilst captured and being tortured by Harry) Marky admits that, whilst he and the others only really meant to scare Leonard, Noel was the one who ended up stabbing him. And Noel himself even urinates on the dead man's body. Later, during a riot on the housing estate, he is found hiding with help from his also-psychotic uncle. Having been confronted by Harry (and also having found a female police officer trying to call for help), Noel's uncle tells him to strangle the officer, and Noel takes pleasure in sadistically strangling the woman - and actually encourages her to struggle for her life, as he watches her die.
Add all of these
to the Monster film page
Add these
to Monster.Live Action TV under the heading Oz
Add these entries
to Monster.Comic Books
On Monster.Video Games And Visual Novels add this under the Elder God for the Legacy of Kain tree:
- The Hylden Lord is the commander of the Hylden, a race banished to a demon dimesion. He possessed Mortanius and used him to corrupt the Guardians of the Pillars of Nosgoth by murdering Ariel and leaving her lover Nupraptor to find her body and drive the Guardians insane with his grief. This in turn corrupted the Pillars and caused the land to decay and rot with the Guardians. With the corruption of the Pillars, he possesses Janos Audron and rebuilds the Sarafan order of vampire hunters, driving them to endangerment and establishing tyrannical control of human civilization. He uses this control to construct a network of Glyph-powered machines around Nosgoth to direct the energies of the Device, an ancient Hylden war weapon. With Janos imprisoned and deformed to power the Device, the Hylden Lord plans to activate the Device and kill all non-Hylden life in Nosgoth through the Glyph network, including the human Sarafan that serve him loyally.
Add to Monster.Literature here
for Frankenstein
edited 27th May '14 2:07:34 PM by Lightysnake
Sinkhole ought to be added to Locked Pages.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard FeynmanRewrites for Film:
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Consistency's sake.
edited 25th Jun '14 3:09:55 PM by ACW
One of the two quotes on Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom should be moved to a Quotes subpage.
Taking steps to abandon this handle.I was thinking of adding this to YMMV.Tumblr under Acceptable Targets:
- "Nice guys" who complain about being "friend zoned", especially after the 2014 Elliot Rodger killings
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- "Nice guys" who complain about being "friend zoned", especially after the 2014 Elliot Rodger killings
Addition to Tabletop Games section of Sex Slave:
The Dungeons And Dragons Splat book Legions of Hell describes Glasya, the Archdutchess of Malbolge, the Sixth Hell, as a cruel sadist who deals with trespassers in her realm by casting them into torture chambers. Unless they are male and very attractive, in which case it might be worse; she has been known to either force them into this situation or offer it as an alternate punishment. (It's suggested that she kills or imprisons most of them eventually anyway, once they bore her.)
edited 30th May '14 10:47:35 AM by maedar
I'd like to request the following edits to Naruto:
First off, please delete the What An Idiot section from Rin Nohara's folder, and add this:
Ass Pull: Some fans see Rin's involvement in Obito's Face–Heel Turn as including several examples, such as having been made into the Ten-Tails Jinchuriki, then forcing Kakashi to kill her, and later these events, down to the compulsion to commit suicide, being the result of Madara's plan.
And then for Obito Uchiha's section:
- Can't Un-Hear It: Many fans consider Megumi Han's performance as young Obito to be a lot more memorable than that of his original voice actor, Sosuke Komori.
- Wangst: Many consider his reason for turning evil - the death of Rin, his childhood crush - to be poorly executed as a Freudian Excuse.
Thanks!
edited 29th May '14 4:01:29 PM by Nakayama90
"Tread softly, because you tread upon my dreams."Could you make the page Girl Genius into a redirect to Girl Genius?
If you do drugs... Don't to roshnah!!
No, we no longer do Main redirects to work articles.
~Nakayama90, why do you want the What An Idiot entry removed?
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard FeynmanThe page Locked Pages has a broken link to Twilight's Kingdom Part 1's YMMV page. Try to fix it.
edited 30th May '14 10:47:58 AM by Smasher
On Monster.Fan Works, please correct the links the Doctor Who episodes "The Impossible Planet" and "The Satan Pit" to the correct ones, specifically: Recap/DoctorWhoS28E8TheImpossiblePlanet & Recap/DoctorWhoS28E9TheSatanPit
Double Standard needs SailorMoon namespaced to Anime/
Drunkard's Walk needs two instances of Manga/SailorMoon changed to Anime/SailorMoon and one unnamespaced instance in an internal link [[SailorMoon Sailor Senshi]] changed to [[Anime/SailorMoon Sailor Senshi]]
Moral Guardians needs a first instance of SailorMoon namespaced to Franchise/ and a second instance changed to Anime/
Naruto's YMMV needs SailorMoon namespaced to Franchise/
Sonichu needs two separate instances of SailorMoon namespaced to Franchise/
In Monster: Anime and Manga the phrase "the above-mentioned [[Manga/SailorMoon Wiseman]], and possibly" needs to be deleted (since the entry is made redundant by aphabetization), and a second instance of Manga/SailorMoon needs changing to Franchise/SailorMoon
In Brown Eyes, the Sailor Moon example needs cross-wicking to match with what's on the series character page. Please replace with:
- In both the original Sailor Moon anime and Sailor Moon Crystal, cat familiar Luna is the sole brown-eyed protagonist among the main cast, serving as a grounded mentor, advisor and Beleaguered Assistant to the plucky-but-flaky Magical Girl Warrior Usagi.
edited 8th Jun '14 2:01:26 PM by Aiguille
Please add the following write-ups to the Complete Monster pages:
To Monster.Film, add:
- Highwaymen: Fargo is a Serial Killer who travels around the States in his 72' El Dorado to use his car in vehicular homocides. Ever since he was a kid he had a disturbing fascination with car accidents until he decided to stage his own. Now a middle-aged insurance investigator, he primarily targets women, murdering the protagonist James Cray's wife in front of him before convincing the authorities that it was an accident. This started a years-long feud as James incapacitated Fargo in revenge, before Fargo disappeared from the hospital as a cripple to continue his killing spree elsewhere. He sends Cray photos of the deaths he causes to taunt him for being unable to stop him, leaving a bodycount of at least nine women and several others. He goes out of his way to torment his victims, such as tying a crashed car with two victims inside to the back of his own and dragging them along the road at high speed. He later kidnaps a victim whom Cray had initially saved to take her back to the motel where he had previously killed his wife, putting her in a red dress to re-enact the murder solely to mess with Cray.
- Kiss the Girls: Casanova is a Serial Killer and sexual sadist who kidnaps young women and locks them up in an underground dungeon in the woods. He considers himself a "collector", drugging and tying up his victims to create a captive harem and forcing them to take part in his twisted fantasies. Any girls who break his rules (escaping from their restraints, talking to the other girls) are either murdered by lethal injection or tied to a tree outside to die of starvation and exposure. While it initially seems that he's so deluded that he actually believes he "loves" them, he later admits that it's purely about possessing something he wants and that he wants to break them down completely through rape and torture. He has an allegiance with another Serial Killer from the West Coast known as "the Gentleman Caller", but their connection is purely for his own gratification as he considers the other one expendable and simply wants to share his crimes with another sicko. He's eventually revealed to be one of the cops working on the case and visits Kate, his only victim who escaped by herself, to rape and kill her. When she fights him off, he tears out the gas tubes in her kitchen to blow them both up. When detective Alex Cross arrives after having figured out his identity, Casanova taunts him by pointing out how he molested Cross's niece, one of his last victims, for more than a week.
And on the same page please replace the Demolition Man write-up with this:
- Demolition Man: Simon Phoenix hails from a dystopian era of Los Angeles when the city was being overrun with violent criminals in the late 20th century, where he indulged in theft, kidnapping, rape, arson, and murder to his heart's content. He starts the movie by holding 30 people hostage and demanding a ransom, when in fact he already killed them all for his perverse amusement before the cops even arrived. He manipulates the Cowboy Cop John Spartan into making a misjudgment that makes him seem responsible for their deaths in the raid on Simon's compound, sending them both to a cryo-prison for decades. He's woken up in 2032, when the rebuilt megacity of San Angeles has been turned into a crimeless nanny state after a great calamity. Simon indulges in his freedom to be a maniac and spread chaos again, casually murdering almost everyone who gets in his way by beating people to death, gouging out someone's eye to bypass a retinal scan, hacking into a computer to impale someone to a wall, or simply shooting them. He was unfrozen by the new society's benevolent dictator Dr. Raymond Cocteau to assassinate Edgar Friendly, the major rebel leader trying to undo the oppressive system. Simon sets out on this task with murderous glee, killing many innocent bystanders in the process. He teams up with his old gang after they're unfrozen and eventually murders Cocteau to start a new lawless dystopia where he and his minions can commit crimes all day. He starts by unfreezing every criminal locked up in the cryo-prison, including murderers, rapists, and serial killers, and gunning down all the technicians because he no longer has any use for them. Phoenix is one of the poster boys for the malicious type of Chaotic Evil villain, inherently hating rules simply because they hold him back from being a murderous psycho.
On Monster.Comic Books, please add this write-up, indented as the third Sin City example. On the same page, the potholed page image should also be namespaced to ComicBook.Sin City.
- The Colonel, also known as The Salesman, is one of the top enforcers in Herr Wallenquist's Basin City Mob. He runs a clandestine division of contract killers and occasionally performs the hits himself. He mentors new trainees to shed all redeeming traits so they can become remorseless killing machines, inducing one of them into murdering the only man she ever loved before assigning her the code name "Blue Eyes". His largest operation is the 'Human Resources' division, a massive kidnapping, sex slave-trading, brainwashing, organ harvesting and industrial-strength porn production operation. He kills off one of his own henchmen through Eye Scream on the off chance that the hero Wallace might track the minion down, after previously having the man's male lover stabbed to death with over a dozen knives. He has an alliance with a Dirty Cop named Leibowitz, but when Leibowitz's loyalty might falter, he orders his son's arm broken as a warning and threatens to kill his whole family. The Colonel is pretty obviously a sociopath who displays no character traits other than hinting at a wish to direct the bodies of the people around him, to see their "full potential" realized.
