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Repost of Alice Elliot. Anything else I can add or is she good to go?

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• Potential House: Character Writing (House of Characterization)
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• Intermediate Goddess
• Symbol: Her holy books
• Theme Song: ALICE, Sacrifice - ALICE
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: Was Introduced While Getting Rescued, Alice Allusion, Dangerously Short Skirt, Enlightenment Superpowers, Head-Turning Beauty, The Ingenue, Mystical White Hair, Started off pretty weak but eventually became very powerful, Damsel in Distress until she became much stronger, Shrinking Violet, Squishy Witch, White Mage, White Magician Girl, Bashes enemies with her books, Casts light class spells, Her Advent spell is one of the most powerful spells among her group, Transferred the Four-Mask Curse to herself in exchange for saving Yuri's soul, Ultimately sacrficed her soul, Was eventually saved by Yuri when he went back through time
• Domain(s): Rescues, Introductions, Books, Light, Love, Sacrifice
• Allies: Yuri Hyuga, Koudelka Iasant, Margarete Gertrude Zelle/Mata Hari, Edward J. Plunkett, Father James O'Flaherty, Anastasia Romanova, Alice Liddell/Kingsleigh, Refia, Rosa Farrell, Aerith Gainsborough, Ophilia Clement, Natalia Luzu Kimlasca-Lanvaldear, Estellise Sidos Heurassein, Beryl Benito, Cheria Barnes, Sakura Hoshidan, Elise Nohrian, Celica A. Mercury, Sora, Riku, Kairi, Lea, Roxas, Xion, Ventus, Aqua, Terra, Rosette Christopher, Bro'dee Walker/Saint Walker, Erica Fontaine, Garterbelt, Father Karras, Father Merrin, Clarice di Lanza, Elsa la Conti, Arcueid Brunestud, Rachel Alucard, Adrian Fahrenheight Ţepeş/Alucard (both of them), Liam/Angel, Spike, Sorin Markov, Karin Maaka, Cosmos and the Grand United Alliance of Good, The Love that Moves the Stars, The Alpha and Omega, God who hangs out with Bob, The One Above All, The Presence
• Enemies: Majora, Uka Uka, Jack of Blades, SCP-035, Cthulhu, The Eldrazi, Giygas, The Great Ones, The Old Gods, Nyarlathotep, The Heartless, Melkor and the Grand United Alliance of Evil, Dis, Mundus, Mephisto, Queen Sheba and the Demons of Inferno, The Beast, Sargeras, Fortinbras, Malebolgia, Satan the Divine Judge, Satan who lost Paradise, Demise, Ganondorf, Ghirahim, YHVH and the Grand United Alliance of Law, Chuck Shurley, Jubileus and the Angels of Paradiso
• Alice Elliot was born in 1893 to Father Morris Elliot, an English Priest, and was raised in London, England. Hearing supernatural voices in her early childhood, Alice later became an exorcist and worked together with her father. After her father's untimely death by a warlock calling himself Roger Bacon (later revealed to actually be Albert Simon), she was found by the Japanese government and put aboard the Trans-Siberian Express under armed guard in order to escort her back to Japan. However, on the way to their destination, the warlock killed the soldiers protecting Alice, intent on kidnapping her. Fortunately, Alice was saved by Yuri Volte Hyuga, who had been led to the train by a mysterious voice. The two journeyed across main-land China and later Europe, acquiring several more traveling companions along the way and having many adventures dealing with ghosts, demons, warlocks, sages, mad-alchemists, corrupt military officers and their own personal demons. However, after Yuri was reduced to a crazed and feral state due to having tried and failed to fuse with the Seraphic Radiance, Alice and her friends faced him in battle, which resulted in Alice waking up in the Graveyard within Yuri's soul. Encountering malevolent spirits called the Four Masks, Alice made a deal with them to save Yuri by going further into his soul and saving him from his inner darkness at the cost of her being cursed to accumulate Malice in his stead and eventually lose her soul. Later on, before entering the Neameto Float, Alice was summoned to the Graveyard to fulfill her bargain with the Masks. They opened the door to darkness, where she confronted their master, Atman, who subsequently defeated her and completed the ritual of the "Curse of Death", and thus began devouring her soul. Despite being drastically weakened and only having hours to live, Alice managed to linger in the physical world long enough to help save the planet by defeating Albert Simon and the Meta-God, until she finally succumbed on a train to Zurich, dying in Yuri's arms, ridding him of his burden and the Four Masks.
  • Alice was buried in Yuri's overcoat in a grave that he had dug for her with his own hands. As a final gift, Yuri left Anne's Cross, a memento from his mother, on Alice's gravestone. After finding the Émigré Manuscript, Yuri and Roger Bacon tried to use it to raise Alice from the dead. Unfortunately, the Moon Crystal used was unable to withstand the magic and was destroyed, causing the vessel to begin to fall apart. Although Alice briefly managed to appear before Yuri to tell him that she loved him, her vessel quickly disintegrated, thus terminating the resurrection attempt. Later on, after defeating a sorrowful Masaji Kato and preventing him from altering the course of history, Yuri chose to beat the Mistletoe's curse by ending his life before the curse destroyed his soul, which unexpectedly also sent him back in time to the Manchurian railway in 1913, the fateful day before he met Alice. Having seemingly retained his memories of the previous timeline, Yuri managed to obtain the Oath Grail and subsequently defeated the Four Masks. As a result, Yuri forced himself past the masks and interrupted Atman's ritual. Together, they managed to defeat Atman and break the curse, thus successfully saving Alice's life.
• Alice was brought to the Pantheon by Yuri shortly after the two had arrived in Zurich, with Alice still alive and ready to embark on her new life with Yuri by her side. Alice was quickly greeted by her other friends and traveling companions Koudelka Iasant and Margarete Zelle, who were both quite happy to see her again. Alice was also very delighted to finally meet Edward J. Plunkett and Father James O'Flaherty, who had been on an earlier adventure with Koudelka, as well as Princess Anastasia, who up till then had only known of Alice through what Yuri had told her.
• Alice became fast friends with Alice Liddell/Kingsleigh, with the two noting how they had much in common. The two occasionally get together to hold tea parties.
• Alice is on very good terms with the various other White Mages in the Pantheon, such as Refia, Rosa Farrell, Aerith Gainsborough, Ophilia Clement, Natalia Luzu Kimlasca-Lanvaldear, Estellise Sidos Heurassein, Beryl Benito, Cheria Barnes, Sakura Hoshidan, Elise Nohrian, and Celica A. Mercury, all of whom have expressed admiration for her kindheartedness and the immense power of her light class spells.
• Being a kind hearted and strong willed wielder of light magic, Alice became fast friends with Sora, Riku, Kairi, Lea, Roxas, Xion, Ventus, Aqua, and Terra. They all quite enjoy hanging out together, and Alice regularly provides aid to them during their battles against the Heartless.
• As a person of strong faith, Alice quickly managed to befriend other religious figures such as Rosette Christopher, Bro'dee Walker/Saint Walker, Erica Fontaine, Garterbelt, Father Karras, Father Merrin, Clarice di Lanza, and Elsa la Conti, with all of them being quite impressed by how her powerful light magic is fueled by her faith. She's also been known to help them with her skills as an exorcist if needed.
• Due to her friendship with the friendly vampire Keith Valentine, Alice is on good terms with other good-aligned vampires like Arcueid Brunestud, Rachel Alucard, both versions of Castlevania's Alucard, Liam/Angel, Spike, Sorin Markov, and Karin Maaka.
• Unsurprisingly, Alice quickly became allies with Cosmos and the GUAG as a whole, and regularly aids them in their battles against Melkor and the GUAE. Although she mainly serves as a healer, she's perfectly capable of engaging in combat, especially against enemies who are weak to light.
• Being a devout christian, Alice was overjoyed to learn that several versions of God himself were in the Pantheon, and has been known to periodically pray to the Love that Moves the Stars, the Alpha and Omega, God who hangs out with Bob, the One Above All, and the Presence. She felt especially honored on the occasions that she actually got to personally meet and talk to the Alpha and Omega and the God who hangs out with Bob, both of whom very much approved of her friendliness and sympathized with her over her past hardships.
• Her past experiences with the Four Masks resulted in Alice developing a strong dislike of evil masks such as Majora, Uka Uka, Jack of Blades, and SCP-035, and tends to keep an eye out for them in case they start causing trouble.
• Having previously fought against eldritch beings, Alice's strong sanity allows her to routinely provide aid in battles against the likes of Cthulhu, The Eldrazi, Giygas, The Great Ones, The Old Gods, and Nyarlathotep. However, she's not much of a threat to any of them by herself, and usually tags along with Yuri and others to provide support instead.
• Alice strongly opposes the various demon lords within the Pantheon, such as Dis, Mundus, Mephisto, Queen Sheba and the Demons of Inferno, the Beast, Sargeras, Fortinbras, Malebolgia, Satan the Divine Judge, Satan who lost Paradise, Demise, Ganondorf, and Ghirahim. They generally view her as a moderate threat, as her most powerful light spell is capable of inflicting a decent amount of damage on them. Out of all of them, Alice personally hates Mephisto the most due to what he did to Spider-Man and Mary Jane, and Mephisto himself is actually apprehensive about her, as her soul is so pure that it can hurt him even at a distance.
• Alice also vehemently opposes evil gods and angels who desire to control humanity, such as YHVH and the GUAL, Yaldabaoth, Chuck Shurley, Jubileus and the Angels of Paradiso. She especially dislikes YHVH and Chuck, viewing them as twisted corruptions of the Christian God, with more similarities to the Meta-God that she had helped defeat.

The text about Alice Kiddel, the Keyblade wielders, the GUAG/GUAE, the evil masks, her christianity, the friendship between her and vampires, and the last one all need an expansion besides 3 lines, they're quite generic and unremarkable as they are right now.

Reposting my proposal for the Kanoka disks. Any feedback on this?

Sure to that

Done with this.

[[folder:The Cast of The Thief and the Cobbler]]

The Cast of The Thief and the Cobbler^note Tack, The Thief, Princess Yum-Yum, King Nod, The Witch, Zig-Zag, The Mighty One-Eye, Divine Representatives of Development Hell

• House: Theatric Production
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• Demideities (Tack the Cobbler, Princess Yum-Yum, the Thief, Zig-Zag). Lesser Deities (The Witch, The Mighty One-Eye). Quasideity (King Nod).
• Symbol: A tack (Tack). A cloud of flies (The Thief). The Golden City Balls (Yum-Yum and Nod). His glowing eyes in the dark (Zig-Zag). An orb of light (The Witch). His army's emblem (The Mighty One-Eye).
• Alignment: Lawful Good (King Nod, Princes Yum-Yum). Neutral Good (Tack, The Witch). True Neutral (The Thief). Neutral Evil (Zig-zag). Chaotic Evil (The Mighty One-Eye)
• Portfolio: Development Hell.
  • The Cobbler/Tack: Cute Mute until The End, Progressively Prettier, Vocal Dissonance.
  • The Thief: Accidental Hero, Butt-Monkey, Learns to Let Go of his Thieving Obsession If Only to Avoid Trouble, Hazy-Feel Turn, It's All About Me, Wild Card.
  • Princess Yum-Yum: Bedlah Babe, Royals Who Actually Do Something, Official Couple with Tack.
  • King Nod: Reasonable Authority Figure, Unwitting Pawn to Zigzag.
  • Zigzag: Ambiguously Human, Bad People Abuse Animals, The Dragon, Just Desserts.
  • The Mighty One-Eye: Big Bad, Generic Doomsday Villain, Devoid of Redeeming Qualities, Is the Witch's Brother in some Versions.
• Domains: Movies, Development, Middle East, Fantasy
• Heralds:
  • King Nod, Yum-Yum and Tack: The inhabitants of the Golden City, Phido.
  • One-Eye: His army.
• Allies:
  • The Good Guys: All Good-Aligned Disney deities (especially the Good-Aligned Aladdin Deities), Sora, Po, The Furious Five, Oogway, Yoda.
  • Zigzag: Waluigi (Odd Friendship)
  • One-Eye: Lucifer, Maleficent, Dr. Facilier, Hades, Eris.
• Rivals:
  • The Thief: The Highwayman, The Murkrow Flock, Omar Little
  • Zig-Zag: Jafar, Yzma, Grigori Rasputin (fictional version).
  • One-Eye: Fire Lord Ozai, Khazrak and Gothor, Xykon, Lord Brevon, Oda Nobunaga, The Horned King, Immortan Joe, Shan-Yu, Lord Shen.
• Enemies:
  • The Good Guys: Jafar, Shan-Yu, Maleficent, Fire Lord Ozai, The Horned King
  • The Thief: The Dark Judges, C.R.A.S.H, Manny Pardo
  • One-Eye and Zigzag: The Good-Aligned Disney Deities, Sora, Avatar Aang, Zuko, Trixie Lulamoon, Twilight Sparkle, Hiccup and Toothless.
• Avoids: The House of Law and Justice (The Thief)
• A long time ago a kingdom in the Middle East known as the Golden City lived in peace... But through a series of events involving a cobbler named Tack and a nameless Thief, the city's symbols of peace, the Three Golden Balls, were lost which according to legends signified the end of everything; it was not quite just a legend as at the same time the nefarious One-Eye set his sights on the City, wishing to raze it to the ground. Soon, Tack and the City's Princess, Yum-Yum went on a quest to find an army to fight against One-Eye as well as the treacherous Grand Vizier, Zigzag who sided with One-Eye so as to gain control of the Golden City's remains after his rampage; the Thief also tagged along for his own purposes. Eventually with nothing more than his wits and a tack, the Cobbler managed to defeat Zigzag and stop One-Eye, with the Thief unintentionally helping as well getting pardoned for his crimes and let go free. At the end of this story, Tack married Yum-Yum and everyone lived happily ever after... Until the Thief decided to steal the whole film at the end, that is.
• After being detained by the authorities, the Thief reluctantly let go of the film he stole and thus everyone entered the Pantheon, even the once-deceased Mighty One-Eye. Things had to settle a bit until everyone was well-accustomed to their sub-temples made for each other but that was hardly something difficult to do. He's avoided the House of Law and Justice ever since, fearing further retribution for the crimes he's committed at large or will commit in the Pantheon, preferring to keep out of trouble for the time being as much as possible.
• They have a certain resemblance to another cast of people whose story was told in a part of the Middle East: the cast of the story of Aladdin, the titular former street rat himself was quick to introduced Tack and his friends to his own friend group, he was also amused by the Thief, though thinks even he takes his thieving ways a bit too far compared to him. On a less amicable note, One-Eye and Zigzag had little good things to talk about with Jafar, mainly the latter as both sorcerers are vain, arrogant and treacherous and their desire to take over their kingdoms along with their knack for trickery and magic caused them to start a rivalry to see who can outperform the other at what they do best.
• The Witch is quite a character that's unknown to most even in the Pantheon, she has met Yoda and other cryptic mentors as well during her time in the Pantheon. For the most part she stays hidden from sight and occasionally manifests as an orb of light to interact with visitors. Not much else is known about her, though some sources claim she is One-Eye's sister but none have confirmed that claim so far, and One-Eye himself claims that he has no idea who she is. Similarly to Yoda there's Oogway the Turtle, another cryptic mentor who takes subtle approaches to helping those who come for his wisdom and sees the Witch's ways as very appropriate for what she is sought for.
• Exclusive to the Good Guys (and the Thief):
  • They had quite the adventure thwarting One-Eye and his attempts at destroying the Golden City and as a result of said adventure detest all conquerors and raiders. One of these was Shan-Yu, a Hun warlord who attacked China in what seemed to be the end goal of flat-out destroying it all, his similarities to One-Eye did not go unnoticed. Similarly, the equally destructive warlord, Lord Shen, earned their enmity for his conquering ways and brute force employment in addition to his much more threatening designs and arsenal compared to One-Eye.
  • Tack and Yum-Yum are a couple made up of a person born into royalty and another born into more humble beginnings, this got them a bit of comparisons with Aladdin and Jasmine though Aladdin was more akin to the Thief; as well as the other royal/non-royal born couple of Cinderella and Prince Charming, who are of the inverse gender compared to Tack and Yum-Yum but nonetheless like that they became an item despite the social barrier that would usually impede such a pair-up.
  • Their friendship with the Disney deities made them meet Sora and his friend Keyblade Wielders; Sora found their presence quite enjoyable given their similarities to many of the Disney characters he met in his journeys, as well as their bravery even in the face of severe dangers that they found on their quest, Sora has also learnt from them how big a threat One-Eye can be and have made him and Sora's allies be wary of the possibility of the cruel warlord coming in contact with the Heartless and getting a boost to his threat as a result.
  • The Thief gained some major foes in the Pantheon, particularly those equally apt in thievery and obsessed with money as he is; one of these notable foes was Omar Little, who became a rival of his, Little has much more justification than he does and has at times taken what the Thief steals through unjust means and has even terrified the usually fearless man through his scary demeanor and strong attitude. On a less intense sense there's the Highwayman who was a robber with quite the bigger repertoir of tricks but has since become less unhinged due to an accidental kill he made; however he does take on the Thief's challenges at times to prove his superior skills in the area, if only for fun.
  • The Thief isn't popular with highly-lawful deities who hate thieves of any kind, the Dark Judges were stand outs in this regard, as they deem all crimes that they consider to be crimes as equally bad and punishable with death, which has led to a few near-death experiences from their encounters; he's also ran afoul of the corrupt cop duo, C.R.A.S.H, who have tried to blackmail him into working by their rules with threat of death. Needless to say, the Thief haves all of the aforementioned law enforcers with a passion.
• Exclusive to Zigzag:
  • Zigzag is a treacherous grand vizier whose goal was to eventually take the throne of the Golden City, marry Princess Yum-Yum whether she likes it or not, and rule unopposed; when he realized that subtlety was more trouble than it was worth even with the Golden Balls as bargaining chips he tried to join One-Eye's forces so he could take what he desired by force. These experiences all made him not only draw comparisons between himself and the evil grand vizier-turned-genie sorcerer Jafar as previously mentioned but also with the fictional version of Grigori Rasputin who was also an advisor that turned against his masters when he felt unappreciated, while Rasputin considers Zigzag a phony who's all talk, he is at least aware he can be somewhat dangerous if left unchecked.
  • Zigzag also had encounters with Yzma, formerly the advisor/mother figure to Kuzco, Emperor of Peru, who turned against her Emperor when she had enough of his mistreatment and tried to assassinate him through poisoning but due to her assistant Kronk's blunders it ended with Kuzco as a llama instead. Their rivalry is a mostly comedic one, with both goofy sorcerers trying their hardest to outdo the other with zany schemes.
  • While Zigzag once had loyalty to One-Eye, it was only a temporary one for his own ends, nowadays he mostly works on his own, a sentiment he further had once his formerly loyal pet, Phido, turned on him out of mistreatment. For the meantime he's somewhat found an ally in Waluigi, another Lean and Mean villain who's often underestimated and treated as a joke only to prove himself a real threat when he puts in the effort to be one, likewise their affinity with magic to some degree led to a bit of an alliance there to everyone's confusion.
  • Zigzag has taken to try and taming crocodiles/alligators in the Pantheon, as he was able to once in his services to One-Eye, but so far he's only mildly made Ramon the alligator not bite his hand off at first glance. Another tamer of beasts, Steve Irwin, is not fond of Zigzag himself due to his evil nature and crimes against his kingdom he committed by joining One-Eye, as well as his utterly abusive behavior to the beasts he tames. Other animal tamers were likewise not fond of Zigzag for that second aspect.
  • Stage magicians that aren't evil don't like Zigzag for his arrogance, cruelty and all aforementioned negative characteristics; one of these is Trixie Lulamoon, a unicorn mare who used to be extremely arrogant and overconfident about her skill with magic due to her success with magic shows and the like and almost endangered people as a result of her stunts and in retaliation for being exposed and getting into a grudge before finally turning nicer, she does not find Zigzag a good presence as do the rest of her friends and allies from her world, particularly Twilight Sparkle who personally dealt with Trixie in her worst days.
• Exclusive to One-Eye:
  • One-Eye has a destructive approach to conquering and would rather raze things to the ground than truly rule them, even if he doesn't minds someone afterwards taking control of the lands he takes so as long as they swear loyalty to him. Due to this his list of allies was basically non-existent... Or it would have been had he not met the Mistress of Evil, Maleficent, who proposed an alliance with the warlock to take over several worlds which she is more than happy to let him ravage as he pleases; while he hardly thinks of her as little more than a useful acquaintance.
  • The warlock has a rivalry of fierce proportions with any he sees as copycats of his style of conquest, one of these warlocks was Fire Lord Ozai, the Emperor of the Fire Nation who sought to conquer his world by force, using his armies of firebenders to raze entire kingdoms to the ground without any pity or mercy. While Ozai has not much of a strong opinion on One-Eye, viewing the warlock as brutish and dumb, he nonetheless keeps an eye on him to make sure One-Eye does not turn into a threat later on. He's made enemies with Avatar Aang and all his allies as a result of his brutality and cruelty towards all that exists and his conquests driven by murderous actions
  • Oda Nobunaga is someone that One-Eye had challenged as a rival to his mighty army and threat, Nobunaga does view One-Eye as a concern subject given his actually powerful might and large army, though has mocked his defeat coming off a stray tack that made his machine disassemble into pieces before he was unceremoniously crushed by his harem of slaves in retaliation for their abuse at his hands, something One-Eye wasn't happy to hear getting parroted around.
  • Because of his similarities to Shan-Yun, the Disney deities all are wary of One-Eye, mostly Mulan and Mushu who personally had to fight the cruel Hun leader and bore witness to the aftermath of his atrocities on Chinese people; similarly the leader of the vikings of Berk, Hiccup had to deal with a destructive and sadistic monstrous warlord, Drago Bludvist who brutalized many villages and even killed his father with his army of dragons and nearly destroyed Berk, while he and Toothless don't regard One-Eye as much of a threat as their aforementioned enemy, they do remain wary of him learning to tame dragons with Zigzag's help, as they could increase the deadliness of his forces.

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Edited by VengefulBale on Dec 29th 2021 at 10:34:56 AM

@wootzits: Since Yato is a God from Japan, maybe mention some of the other Japanese Gods like Amaterasu, Susano'o, and Izanami.

@Mattman: The Ninja Turtles had a crossover with The Power Rangers specifically the Original Rangers. April was even momentarily the Pink Ranger. Also there are The Masters of Spinjitzu that are in the same page. April has also allied with Batfamily in varies crossovers. On the subject of Elizabeth, she should be allies with King Arthur, also maybe mention some of the angles in Pantheon, like Michael or other in the Hall of Angels.

Edited by AzureLegacy on Dec 29th 2021 at 11:57:55 AM

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@ Thief and The Cobbler cast: for the gang.

Gonna drop this here. Hope its given the A-okay by year's end

Interstellar Alliance Advisory Board^Members John J. Sheridan, Delenn of Mir, Londo Mollari, G'Kar, Holy Maintainers of Galactic Superpowers (Sheridan: Starkiller, 1st Captain of Babylon 5, Nuke 'em, 1st President of the Interstellar Alliance, The One Who Will Be, Entil'Zha Sheridan, Anla'Shok Na Sheridan, Blessed Sheridan, Swamp Rat | Delenn: Delenn Sheridan, The One Who Is, Delenn The Wise, Ambassador Delenn, Entil'Zha Delenn, Anla'Shok Na Delenn, 1st Vice President of the Interstellar Alliance, 2nd President of the Interstellar Alliance | Londo: Emperor Molari II, Ambassador Mollari, Paso Leati, Na'Tak Burella | G'Kar: Citizen G'kar, Ambassador G'kar, Sir G'Kar of the New Round Table, The Red Knight)

• Demideities (all have Greater God-level authority)
• Symbol: Interstellar Alliance sigil (Sheridan), Chrysalis Device (Delenn), Centauri Republic sigil (Londo), Book of G'Kar (G'Kar)
• Theme Song:
• High Priest:Earth Federation
• Alignment: Lawful Good (all had Lawful Neutral periods in their lives).
• Portfolio: Ambadassador
  • Sheridan: The Good Captain, Combat Pragmatist, Defensive Feint Trap, Deus ex Nukina, Hero with Bad Publicity, Hypocrite, Nice Job Breaking It, Hero, Psychic Dreams for Everyone, Touched by Vorlons, The Kirk
  • Delenn: Artificial Hybrid, Beware the Nice Ones, Constantly Curious, Jeanne d'Archétype, Iron Lady, Proud Scholar Race, Silk Hiding Steel, The Woman Wearing The Queenly Mask, Rousing Speech
  • Mollari: Retired Badass, Deadpan Snarker, Dreaming of Things to Come, The Emperor from "Ass" in Ambassador, Large Ham, My Country, Right or Wrong, Obfuscating Stupidity, What the Hell Is That Accent?, Tragic Hero and Tragic Villain
  • G'Kar: Took a Level in Kindness, Hot-Blooded, Klingons Love Shakespeare, Messianic Archetype, Patriotic Fervor, Scars are Forever, Tragic Bigot, Warrior Poet, Stop Worshipping Me
• Domains: Alliances, Diplomacy, Space, Mediation
• Allies: Jeffrey Sinclair, Vir Cotto, Deep Space Nine Main Characters, USS Enterprise-A/B Senior Crew, Jean-Luc Picard, New Alliance of Free Stars, The Ones, Yoda, Master Chief, Adora and Catra, Arthur Pendragon, Artoria Pendragon, T'challa, Nunnally vi Britannia, Honor Harrington, [[Heroic Attitude Green Lantern Corp of Sector 2819]
  • Sheridan: Clark Kent, Tassandar, Leia Organa, Luke Skywalker, Rey, Amuro Ray, Commander Shepard, Kaiden Alenko and Ashley Williams, Jeor Mormont, Jon Snow
  • Delenn: Ahsoka Tano, Luke Skywalker, Padme Amidala, Yoda, Liara T'soni, Tali'Zorah nar Ryayya, Cornelia zi Britannia, The Guru, Aemon Targargyen, Rosette Christopher, Durkon Thundershield, Zenyatta, Bro'dee Walker, Villager
  • Mollari: Artanis, Robert Baratheon, Rhaegar Targargyen and Lyanna Stark, Stannis Baratheon, Urdnot Rex, Cao Cao
  • G'Kar: Barton Fink, Finn, Bran Stark, Tyrion Lannister, Oberyn Martell, Char Aznable, Garrus Vakarian, Legion, Javik, Lelouch vi Britannia, Suzaku Kururugi
• Enemies: Sheev Palpatine, Darth Nihlus, Tenebrae, Wilhuff Tarkin, Gul Dukat, Amon, Xehanort's Incarnations, Vanitas, Night's King, Mongul, Darkseid, Frank Underwood, The Heartless, Galactic Federation, The Covenant, Akainu, Former Cipher Pol 9, Horde Prime, Zabi Family, Haman Karn, Bask Om, Nero
  • Sheridan: Harbinger, Grievous, Darth Sion
  • Delenn: Esdeath, Maul, Kreia
  • Mollari: Nute Gunray, Varys, Petyr Baelish, Hans Westergard, Prime Minister Honest, Wild Hunt, Prince Charmles, Aegon Targargyen, Maegor Targargyen, Daemon Blackfyre, Joffrey Baratheon, Crimson Court, Four Lords, Caligula, Luca Blight, Allant, Qin Shi Huang, Gregor Clegane
  • G'Kar: Count Dooku, Tywin Lannister, Mordred, Charles zi Britannia, I. M. Meen
• Opposed by: Elim Garak
• Opposes: Rick Sanchez and Morty Smith
• Conflicting Opinion: Anakin Skywalker
• The galaxy is quite a vast place that would take millions of years at minimum to explore, but there is undeniability on intelligent life being out there. What happens though once those races meet? Will there be peace or war? More often than not, history's eras define themselves on the conflicts found throughout them. There was the Earth-Minbari War, the Telepath War, the Narm-Centauri War, and the First Shadow War are a few conflicts that pop up and many lives were, of course, lost due to them. However, as a symbol of peace, there is Babylon 5, the last of the Babylon stations. It is a place where races and peacefully interact with each other on both a personal and economic level. Of course, those same conflicts creep to the station but it still stood for peace between races until its destruction in the year 2281. Aside from Babylon 5's symbolic nature, the Interstellar Alliance (ISA) was born within its walls, with its initial management having strong ties to the station. There was John Sheridan who would serve as the first president to the ISA, Delenn the Wise who is Sheridan's wife and succeeding president, Emperor Mollari II who was initially an ambassador before ascending to the throne, and G'kar who would be a renowned spiritual leader to his people after serving as a rebellion leader and ambassador for the Narn Regime. Together, the four made up the Interstellar Alliance Advisory Board which represents the strongest planetary governments. Despite some... incidence that made this incarnation of the board dissolve and the members split to their separate ways, all members privately still respect each other thanks to their friendships prior. Back together again in the Pantheon, they all universally said that interplanetary squabbles are small in comparison to the conflicts the GUAG are facing. For that reason, they are joining up together for another war.
• To give a brief history on their fates, much of it deeply roots itself in the Shadow War—a conflict between the First Ones (Vorlons and the Shadows) that took eons to end by their feet. Sheridan died nuking the Shadows' capital, living off borrowed time given by Lorien, the eldest of the First Ones. He would disappear alongside the last remaining First Ones in the galaxy and has a mystical legend surrounding himself as a result. His wife, Delenn would live much longer and after serving as president from her husband, went into seclusion. She would be known as Delenn the Wise far after her presumed death, disappearing off the universe similarly to her husband. Londo Mollari was manipulated by the Drakh, remaining followers of the Shadows for much of his life as emperor. He was able to put a stop to the Drakh parasite placed upon him by asking an arrived G'kar to kill him. G'kar himself had just returned to ISA space after traveling the universe as he considered his fame as a philosopher and activist on Narn too much. When straggling Mollari on his request, the Drakh parasite killed him as well. All four become historical figures remembered hundreds of years after their deaths, with their actions before and after the Second Shadow War and Earth Alliance Civil War being dramatized in the documentary Babylon 5 which many who watched it will tell people to see since it is so gripping. GUAE members figured out a good chunk of these four leaders' characters much better than they thought for tactical purposes but are unwilling to read the events that the documentary did not cover (due to not wanting to read). Additionally, a documentary on a ship that few remember was made as a companion piece but the production value was significantly diminished in comparison to the first one. Another retelling of their lives is also being developed as of this writing and it is questionable whether or not it will deviate from the events everyone knows about.
• Their time is comparable to the universe where the United Federation of Planets dwells, specifically during the major conflict known as the Dominion War. There is a Space Station standing in the way of a villainous group who seeks to do pretty bad things to other species, which while similar on paper have incredibly different dynamics. Everything before the Interstellar Alliance was messy, needless to say with races constantly at each others' throats where it could all collapse. Even afterward, groups went on waging war with each other and the cynicality behind it all makes the good times sweet. The United Federation of Planets, however, may have issues with keeping things together but strives for a better future they envision through diplomacy, being highly more optimistic towards the future. Ironically though, that same optimism broke down very much after the Dominion War and they pedaled back on it as of late. Overall, both groups strive for the same goals of peace and would rather work together than be against each other as people would like to see more of it.
• Considering their experiences with the dictator former Earth Alliance president William Morgan Clark, they do not think Palpatine highly as his pro-human stances are similar to Clark's push for anti-alien sentiments amongst the people of Earth. Except maybe Clark did less genocide than Sidious did with the Death Star and all that. They also do not like Frank Underwood either, considering much like Clark that Underwood did several shady tactics to reach his position which included the assassination of President Santiago.
• None enjoy the controlling nature of Darkseid and Horde Prime, bringing up bad memories on how the advanced Vorlon Empire who presented themselves as allies to the then League of Nonaligned Worlds species only to slowly reveal that the Vorlons as a whole sought to forcefully guide species as to not be "corrupted" by the Shadows. Even if it means making their planet-destroying weapon to remove said corruption. It is agreed by the Interstellar Alliance Advisory Board that Darkseid and Horde Prime are worse than the Vorlons on that end because at least the Vorlons did not enslave people.
• Elim Garak does not like the Interstellar Alliance prying on Cardassia's business. Having been put in a leadership position thereafter the Dominion War, it would take countless work to bring back Cardassia to a moniker of its former glory after losing a billion lives thanks to the Dominion deciding to firebomb the planet to quell the uprising of the Cardassians. Since Cardassia has to stand on its own two feet once again, The Federation offering to help rebuild will only make the Cardassians lose their pride. Garak also sees the Interstellar Alliance's offerings to help Cardassia as similar and wants nothing to do with them. Mollari understands Garak's sentiments more than anyone, as he too led the Centauri people to recover from a devastating attack and rejected the ones who helped lead to their current predicament.
• Considering that the main foe that the Interstellar Alliance was built on fighting against aliens known as the Shadows, they maintain that the Heartless who are more feral and more widespread than the Shadows must never be put to use. For that reason, they do not think highly of Xehanort or any incarnations he had as they used the Heartless considerably for their universe-ending plans which all try to justify as much as they can. Vanitas though is more of a hindering enemy, as he goes around wreaking havoc across ship lanes that the Interstellar Alliance (and the Centauri government) uses For the Evulz according to himself. Due to their distrust in shadowy figures, they do not trust Anakin Skywalker regardless of how much he says he turned to the side of good. Granted, they are aware it makes them sound like the Vorlon with their beliefs that anything touched by Shadows must be eliminated but would rather hold even the smallest amount of distrust to be better safe than sorry.
• One incident involving Rick Sanchez and Morty Smith involved an Alternate Universe Babylon 4 (Babylon 5's predecessor), which Rick pulled out of its universe to have it used as a second citadel where he would just fill it with hookers and druggies. Of course, it did not go as planned as tens of Shadow ships intercepted them across universes due to Babylon 4 essentially being made a hidden makeshift weapon. It nearly fell towards Mars but with the Interstellar Alliance's help, Rick was able to send Babylon 4 and the ships elsewhere... to the Babylon 4 universe's planet Septis where the Markab live on. Babylon 4 crashing to the surface killed the entire population of Septis and the Shadows won due to the Babylon 4 weapon being defunct. As such, there are wanted posters for Rick and Morty across the Interstellar Alliance space, and Ranger patrols are told to shoot on sight.
  Morty: Oh shit! I don't want to be a wanted man again!
  Rick: You get used to pissing off galactic governments, so don't worry too much about it.
• What Sheridan, Delenn, Mollari, and G'kar can all agree on is the Dukat is probably the kind of guy who casts his lot with the Shadows or Clark's Earth Alliance or the Drakh. Considering that Dukat was the one who brokered with Cardassia to align with the Dominion and hightailed it out of there to try to summon what are demons to destroy the universe out of spite towards others. So it comes as no surprise that whatever remnants of the Shadows left, Dukat wants to scoop it up to appease his new gods. Dukat already went to the remains of Markab civilization and made promotional pictures, pretending that he singlehandedly took down an entire species by himself. Poor taste is the Understatement of the century. And yes, Delenn does acknowledge that her wise mentor who has passed is similarly named Dukhat.
• They are good friends with the noblest incarnations of King Arthur thanks to a traumatized soldier named David MacIntyre who was the firer of the first shots that started the Earth-Minbari War. In a delusional state, he proclaimed himself as King Arthur and committed to doing "just acts" with a sword across Babylon 5, something he was surprisingly good at to the point MacIntyre aided the Narn Resistance against the Centauri occupation. Despite this, not even Mollari who is The Emperor does not hold it against the man because he was that charismatic. G'kar who had looked up the legend of King Arthur remarked how similar the romanticized attitude MacIntyre had was spot on. Impressed by the feats G'kar had done, Arthur Pendragon gave him the honorary title of Red Knight, something MacIntyre also gave. G'kar muses that both Arthur and MacIntyre also share similarly creative naming schemes.
• They all connected with Westeros one way or another. Sheridan connects to those at The Wall as he shares their desire to be between civilization and destruction as he once did when captaining Babylon 5. Delenn being a Minbari of the religious caste speaks more on the philosopher side of Aemon Targaryen whom she finds wisdom at despite the man having his fair share of hiccups throughout his life. Mollari being the ruling monarch of the Centauri enjoys the company of the benevolent or hedonistic royalty members, but understandably does not like the insane royalty members or conspirators plotting behind the scenes. G'kar respects those who can revolutionize the corrupt medieval system from the inside, having progressive and peaceful ideals that benefits society such as Tyrion Lannister and Bran Stark.
• Exclusive to Sheridan:
  • Sheridan is nicknamed Starkiller after the Earth-Minbari War with more negative connotations towards it than good. He earned this name from the Minbari after setting up nuclear mines and luring the Minbari ship Black Star towards it. This was seen as a cowardly tactic to the Minbari who despise such deceit within all manners, and they did not take it well when Sheridan was selected by Earth Alliance to replace Jeffrey Sinclair whom the Minbari kept a close eye on due to The Chosen One status. However, Sheridan impressed the Minbari in due time ranging from his leadership prowess when Babylon 5 declared independence to establishing the Earth Alliance. However, the Minbari were right on one thing with Sheridan was how the captain more than once used sneaky nukes as the solution. The Black Star was only the first, with Sheridan going on arming a transport ship he had with nuclear warheads to crash to the capital of the Shadows. Sheridan would eventually go as far as to get into a spacesuit and arm a nuclear device in the middle of a space battle. Needless to say, many call him John "Nuke 'em" Sheridan for a good reason. Sheridan himself does not enjoy using nukes or any form of violence as a solution but many times, his hand was forced to a corner that violence was the solution towards.
  • Similarly Commander Shepard, aliens of a higher power was given him prophetic visions. Specifically, it was the Vorlon ambassador Kosh who was the only helpful Vorlon that the Interstellar Alliance would know of (despite Kosh being extremely cryptic but all Vorlons share that trait). Kosh believed in Sheridan so much that Kosh transplanted a piece of his consciousness to Sheridan that remained there until what is presumed to be Sheridan's death, long after Kosh's physical body passed on. Sheridan can relate to Shepard who was given visions by Prothean technology, giving them hints of the history of the galaxy. Harbinger, however, sees a darker application to Sheridan's piece of Kosh, believing that those prophecies will predict the outcomes of future conflicts. Sheridan would like to point out though, Kosh stopped giving him visions a long time ago and he is very picky about what he wants to show.
  • Since he is a walking zombie for much of his life until he passed, Sheridan has a disturbing connection to Darth Sion in that regard for being the living undead. Sion wants Sheridan to consider delving into The Dark Side, seeing great potential in Sheridan if he does so. However, Sion forgot that Sheridan personally dealt with those who tried pushing others to embrace chaotic ideals. Sheridan, knowing he had no chance against the immortal Sith decided to do the most infamous of actions and blew him up with a salvo of missiles. Sion took a bit to get all the pieces back together and wondered how did he not see that action coming.
  • Sheridan, being a Farm Boy when he was growing up due to his former diplomat father connected with Clark Kent rather well, before even knowing the journalist was Superman. After a good hearty meal over dinner (thank goodness Delenn was not preparing the food), Sheridan and Clark started acting like old people regarding what their childhoods were like. Getting on the tractor and washing pickings were a lot of things they had to do as children. Afterward, Sheridan had been quite phased when seeing Clark help light a candle with his laser eyes.
    Sheridan: I wish that super strength and flight was what I could do as a kid. It would be chores a helluva faster.
  • "If you're falling off a cliff, you may as well try to fly. You've got nothing to lose."
• Exclusive to Delenn:
  • Although she was born Minbari, Delenn eventually used the Chrysalis Device to metamorphosis herself to be partially human. Although this earned scorn from both Minbari and humans, people slowly came to accept her change and has now renowned for her leadership across the Interstellar Alliance and the Rangers. Ironically, the Chrysalis Device belonged to Jeffrey Sinclair who went back in time to become Valen, her race's messiah as well as her ancestor. In her timeline, she used the Chrysalis Device first and then Sinclair used it when he went back in time but at the same time, Delenn inherited the Chrysalis Device from him, so those two events cannot mutually exist without each other.
  • Due to being raised under a religious caste, Delenn was raised to be extremely spiritual as dictated by Minbari society. That said though, she eventually became a strong military leader which broke the societal balance between the three Minbari castes once the Rangers became more prominent. This led to a Civil War between the warrior caste and religious caste which Delenn resolved by having the working caste be made to have the most political power. The Villager who worked their ass off on building their town appreciates that respect they ought to get. That said though, Delenn still leans towards her spiritual origins heavily regardless of her current commanding position. She was heavily invested in the history of the Jedi, a group of spiritual people who were also warriors. Though she does not have The Force herself, Delenn has been a major contributor in unraveling the history of the Jedi. Kreia who is keen on burying the Force does not like an outsider trying to dig up a past that she believes needs to be kept buried.
  • Esdeath and Delenn are like opposites yet find similarities with each other. They both care for those under them, have a sense of duty, and were leaders to their respective people. However, one wishes to end conflicts while the other wants to prolong them. One asks the weak to unite while the other takes glee in breaking the weak apart. Can you tell who is Delenn or Esdeath? Esdeath does not wish to kill Delenn but showcase that her sadistic evil methods are above the boringness of peace but Delenn countered her with one curt question
    Delenn: Has your sanity completely dove into a goddamn black hole?
  • Minbari society highly respects "seekers", otherwise those who wander the universe searching to fulfill goals that take lifetimes to fulfill. One such "seeker" Delenn finds is Bro'dee Walker who seeks to spread hope by preaching to others. Having a simple goal of searching for something is one thing but searching to give hope to others is such an immeasurable and infinite goal, Delenn was surprised at how compassionate Walker still is when fallible people abandon such goals eventually. It makes her reminisce on her former assistant, Lennier whose tragic ending is a thing Delenn still finds regret for.
  • "All life is transitory, a dream. We all come together in the same place, at the end of time. If I don't see you again here, I will see you in a little while, in a place where no shadows fall."
• Exclusive to Mollari:
  • Londo of House Mollari had an odd ascension to the throne, to say the least. From a mere delegation liaison to ambassador to Prime Minister to eventually taking the throne himself. His gaining such drastic power may make Londo look as if he had to do some pretty terrible things to reach the position he sits comfortably at. Needless to say, the Drakh made sure his becoming emperor was anything but comfortable and the steps taken were filled with niceties. Being a patriot of the highest degree, him eventually kickstarting an invasion of the Narn homeworld and incidentally being part of a coup that instated a Psychopathic Manchild who wanted to planet nuked as a sendoff to godhood. Londo considered his eventually poetic in a sense, mutually being killed by his closest friend who served as The Rival of him for so many years while his former protégé took his place to right his wrongs as the new emperor. To compensate for his past actions, Londo works closely with his allies that were on Babylon 5 in those vital years just like what he calls the good old days.
    Londo: The drinks better fill me up or else things truly have gone down the drain.
  • Elaborating on his relationship with the disposed of Emperor Cartagia, it was a slow burn for Mollari to realize the guy was a complete nutjob. To be fair, much of the past emperors of the Centauri Republic fell on that same boat of expected "Holier Than Thou" attitude to the point of emperors being deified upon death. However, Mollari realized Cartagia was a different case when he was invited to see the emperor speaking to decapitated heads of assassinated political opponents in a dark room. So those like Joffrey Baratheon, Luca Blight, and Caligula (whom Cartagia was compared to) remind Mollari of that insane royal and pray to the gods who may or may not be real in his perspective do not be put back to those seats of power.
  • Londo has a very complicated perspective on love, to put it mildly. He believes that familial duty comes above such things as love, so future generations of Centauri ought to be happy with their Arranged Marriage is what he would say. It was not as marriage to him was a joyous event in his life as much of his now divorced wives were riding off his nobility, and he only remained married to one because he believes that wife's particularly bitchy attitude is a necessity as to not indulge himself too much within his status. Then again, even when he was still married to multiple spouses that he fell in love with a Centauri dancer and would state those were the only few times he truly enjoyed himself. And then the Shadows assassinated her to manipulate Mollari to be furious towards targets they framed up. So now when regarding "problematic" unions such as Lyanna Stark's and Viserys Targargyen's, Londo had one thing to say.
    Londo: Bah! Screw it, just get the priest from whatever hellhole and get that ceremony over with.
  • Despite being an aristocrat, Londo does not lord his position over others. He thinks as a result of his upbringing, it is the nobility's duty to be more educated and intellectual above every other person. So when he sees people abusing their nobility status, he more offers a Tranquil Fury towards it since it is not like he is unfamiliar with that sort of behavior. Then you get psychos like Wild Hunt or the Crimson Court to which Londo Mollari had to be a bit squeamish to their crimes. He wondered if they lived in a place worse than medieval times to get those sorts of behaviors.
  • "Great Maker!"
• Exclusive to G'kar:
  • G'kar (not his birth name but followed tradition by replacing it) is by all accounts an extremely complex person. Many of his followers would say that he is a wise person who has a ginormous vendetta against the Centauri occupiers who devastated the Narn numerous times. G'kar would say he was once filled with hate and still cannot forgive the Centauri especially for the public execution of his father whose only crime was spilling a drink on a noble. However, he learned to see individuals instead of actions, moving past such vendettas. By all accounts, that is what G'kar believes to have made him a wiser person than he was once beforehand because he does not want himself or people to continue the cycle of hatred. This earned him the admiration and friendship of Londo Mollari and eventually, the respect of the Centauri people themselves. Needless to say though, he does offer that Centauri is quite the brutal people when they want to, as seen with one of his eyes getting removed. He got used to the Eyepatch of Power that he had to wear when his replacement eye eventually got lost just because of the Rule of Cool as he would like to say.
  • Considers himself more of a writer than a philosopher. His famous Book of G'kar read and studied throughout the galaxy has his insights but is an unfinished draft that was published without his consent. All of his random thoughts that he had drawn out and even a damn coffee mug stain were left him, nothing having been refined. G'kar felt like though one thing he wrote that he is satisfied with was the Interstellar Alliance's Declaration of Principles which he worked himself to the bone to be satisfying. It was a fun process for him but got pooped out soon after. He confides with another experienced writer, Barton Fink on what to write next and Barton Fink then retorted to G'kar why ask the author who cannot come up with his ideas for suggestions. It was then G'kar had a flash of inspiration from their resulting conversation.
    G'kar: I got it! A new work that will delight the public! It will be about a man named Professor D who...
  • Believe it or not, G'kar was at one point a leader of The Resistance against the Centauri who went to occupy his planet a second time. He even dragged one of Centauri's leaders to be mobbed to death by swarms of Narn for giving the order to drop several meteors onto populated cities. He sees a bit of himself in both Lelouch vi Britannia and Suzaku Kururugi on his past and current. Lelouch embodies the determination on seeing his enemies crushed, labeling them as all same for their crimes. Suzaku meanwhile acts upon belief in bringing change through a system, as force only brings needless misery for all. He cannot hate either of them for what they feel like and respect both young men for the ideals they carry.
  • G'kar believes the Red Comet has noble goals in freeing the Newtypes from control. Though the Narn do not have widespread psychics yet, G'kar sympathizes with the similar oppression that Newtypes face that is comparable to how psychic humans are treated by the Earth Alliance. That sucks for G'kar since he has psychic human friends. But, he is sure Char Aznable can get what he dreams of through diplomacy rather than reigning meteors down upon planets to accelerate human evolution. Never mind that is similar to what happened to his homeworld, but nobody would think to let Newtypes be independent if that happened. Plus, it was kind of rendered null when it turned out Newtypes did have rights as written in Laplace's Box, so the Red Comet's plan was counterintuitive to himself in the end. When pointed that out, Char immediately asked if G'kar can help him try "fixing" the reputation of the Newtypes which G'kar happily agreed to.
  • Considering the struggles for independence the Narn had, G'kar quite frankly pushes for the Geth to be acknowledged as a species despite being sentient artificial intelligence. He aptly states that if mindless molecules can be considered life, then conscious beings who display independence cannot be derided as not fitting the same arguments. Regardless, many anti-AI Pantheon members still refuse to see the points G'kar makes much to his dismay. The Narn turned his attention to having the Geth basically "prove" their benefits to the intergalactic stage through trading and innovation, both things that the Geth Hive Mind does not have accurate protocols for when it comes to interspecies relationships. Considering how the Narn's societal role was a benefactor of other races with needs for the longest time to reach prominence, G'kar made a good strategic call.
  • "It is said that the future is always born in pain. The history of war is the history of pain. If we are wise, what is born of that pain matures into the promise of a better world, because we learn that we can no longer afford the mistakes of the past."

Looks good to me

Link the allies/enemies/ect who aren't linked, otherwise

Let's hope SCP-2747 doesn't try to eat the Trope Pantheon next year. Standard repost time

Arthur Kensington Jr, God of Nerdy Nasalness (The Nerd, The Dork, Gary)

• Votes: 3(The Wikia Editor, Crimson Shark, Excessive-Menace)
• Date of ascension: 5 Jan(repost 30 Dec and 2 Jan)
• Hall: Voices (House of Quirks)
• Quasideity
• Symbol: His computer and Rubix cube
• Alignment: True Neutral
• Portfolio: Nerdy Nasalness, Fanboy, Surprisingly Good At Sex, Most Of His Skits Are Dreams Or Negative Continuity, Butt-Monkey, Exact Age Unclear, Shares Mascot Duties With The Chicken, All the Other Reindeer, Daydream Believer, Lovable Coward
• Domains: Nerds, Dreams, Fanboys, Nasalness
• Fanboy of: Many things, but especially George Lucas, George R.R Martin (they don't reciprocate), Boba Fett
• Abhorrent Admirer towards: Deities portrayed by Scarlett Johansson like Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow, Trope-tan
• Interests: Dorothy Haze, Panty Anarchy
• Interested in: Dream of the Endless, Shenron, Genie
• Allies: The Robot Chicken, Chris Griffin, Timmy Turner, Ned Needlemeyer, Brief, Comic Book Guy, The Angry Video Game Nerd, the Nostalgia Critic, Linkara
• Enemies: Rapists (especially Barracuda), evil genies like Desiree, Annie Wilkes, Ungalo
• Fears: Melkor and Sauron, Mongul, Freddy Krueger
• Avoids: Oliver Queen/Green Arrow, Daenerys Targaryen, SCP-990, Astolfo
• Annoys: The Doctor
• One of the major characters featured in skits on Robot Chicken is Arthur Kensington Jr, though almost everyone just knows him as the Nerd (he was also called Gary). He's your typical nerd, with a distinct nasal voice. Possibly narcoleptic, he often fantasizes and/or dreams about being part of whatever work of fiction he likes. Usually whatever he finds as "shooo cool" turns out not to be so.
• Because most his adventures in other fictional works were All Just a Dream, and has figured out how to improve them by having a Dream Within a Dream, he was pretty sure his ascension into the Trope Pantheon was just him binging the site. Learning it was real and he got to properly meet even more of his favorite characters had him squee, snort, and then bother Trope-tan over and over for his geeky hobbies and discussion about tropes. It's not a lustful attraction like his Celeb Crush on Scarlett Johansson and the ascended gods portrayed by her, but she does find it annoying.
• Because of how long Robot Chicken has been on the air and being a proud geek, he thought that the Holy Trinity was still a thing and thought Dream of the Endless is to blame for his fantasies. While this is true to an extent, it's out of date knowledge. The Nerd made the mistake of still thinking the Disgraces and the Wallbanger rant pages were a thing, and wanted to vent about stuff that bothered him. The Court of the Gods told him they were removed for being too vitriolic and he probably shouldn't harp on about it. He can still bitch about things on the Comic Book Guy's forums, of course.
• If he's not working on skits and promoting the show with the Robot Chicken, the Nerd can often be found talking with the reviewer gods in the pantheon. He noticed that they have had their own comical interactions with fictional works, though as part of the review rather than dreams (most of the time). The Nerd is a tad more obsessed than them though, and his greatest memory is riding George Lucas and meeting a tauntaun. Despite these flaws, he has his limits and isn't a bad person; he regards Annie Wilkes as a disgrace to fandom.
• He's also an obsessive nerd when it comes to George R.R Martin, and has been pestering him over finishing the books. However he prefers not to hang out with Daenerys Targaryen since in a skit where his "knowledge" over sex broke Drogo's dick. He doesn't want to hang out with Green Arrow either because he ended up botching the Knee-capping part of firing arrows. The Doctor doesn't want to bother with him because he only cared about the show because to fit his nerd credentials, and compared him to Snoopy. He might have better luck with the 11th Doctor due to being the biggest nerd of the incarnations, but more on swapping fandom stories than anything.
• Once roleplayed a Fix Fic where Boba Fett survived, went to Endor to kill Ewoks and got some from Leia. His fangasm could be heard upon learning they canonized Boba's survival. They prefer not to mention him. The Nerd gets along a lot better with Chris Griffin due to their mutual nerdy habits, and having the same voice. Another friend of his is Ned Needlemeyer, who he has been trying to help overcome his anxiety dreams; while many of the Nerd's dreams end in misfortune, the Nerd has become more savvy over time and as mentioned changed them to be more fun.
• Chris has suggested that he should visit the House of Health and Diseases as he seems to be narcoleptic. The Nerd is a regular within the Hall of Dreams and Nightmares, which is probably why he's especially terrified of Freddy Krueger. As Freddy is Genre Savvy about the brevity of death in the Pantheon and Robot Chicken, he has other ideas on how to torture the Nerd in his sleep. Some of the skits like the Ranma ½ one where the girl was morbidly obese with chronic flatulence have given him ideas.
• Due to his experiences with dreams, he's known to panic whenever he hears about Mongul getting the Black Mercy ready since he just knows if it attaches to him it's gonna suck. Mongul, of course, couldn't give even a nanometer of a damn about some nerd like him. Reading about the SCP Foundation, he's also afraid of SCP-990 since if he shows up in his dreams, it's an alarm. There's nothing suggesting it'll happen and he's likely been binging the SCP website too much, though given his existence in the Trope Pantheon means they co-exist among many others his fears may not be unfounded.
• His fears of rapists like Barracuda are more well-founded since in a number of skits he gets unwanted male attention. During his time traveling Mordor he ended up being made a "High Princess" by his cellmate. There's plenty of reasons to be afraid of Melkor and Sauron, but this bad experience has led him to be afraid of them for this reason first and foremost. The Nerd also keeps his distance from Ungalo as his Stand can force people to live out fictional character's lives.
• Because many of his fantasizes become a case of Be Careful What You Wish For, he has a disdain for the Jackass Genie characters of the pantheon and is smart enough to know never to make a wish in their vicinity. The exception is Desiree, but given her curvaceous figure it's because he's more likely to simp for her than avoid her. The Nerd is well-aware of the Benevolent Genie trope though, and he's interested in getting a wish from Shenron and Genie. He's made little progress, though, partly because he's an unatheltic nerd and partly because he can't figure out just what series with an ending he was dissapointed in to to be changed to his expectations.
• Surprising pretty much everyone, he's actually a dynamo in the sack. He once had a very good time with Westworld robot prostitutes; enough of one he ended up breaking them out of exhaustion with energy to spare. Dorothy Haze's attention was aroused^note heh, aroused by this, and so was Panty who immediately began propositioning him. His nerdiness and social awkwardness caused the Nerd to panic and stutter though, so he failed to get laid. He did make a new friend in Brief, though, who's similar to him in being the shy nerdy type.

The Unicorn, God of Erection Allegories

• Votes: 3(The Wikia Editor, Crimson Shark, Excessive-Menace)
• Date of ascension: 5 Jan(repost 30 Dec and 2 Jan)
• House: Singular Symbolism (House of Philosophy)
• Demigod
• Symbol: A very sturdy and erect unicorn horn
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil (Chaotic Neutral on his better days)
• Portfolio: An Extremely Masochistic Depraved Homosexual of a Unicorn, Sexually Interested In Humans, Constant Sexual Innuendos, Something Else Also Rises, Talking Animal, Loves Rectal Ravishing, Doesn't Care About Brutal Injuries, Verbal Tic
• Domains: Masochism, Allegories, Sexual Deprivation, Innuendos
• Allies: Slaanesh, Eos, Pinhead, Bambi "Buck" Hughes (in general) Darkness (on his better days), Eddie Low (on his worse days)
• On good terms with: Zeus
• Enemies: The Houyhnhmns, Lord Voldemort, Eliza Thornberry, Captain Chantel DuBois, Lady Amalthea, Princesses Celestial and Luna, Chiron, Guts, Farnese
  • Abhorrent Admirer to: Rubeus Hagrid, Rick Sanchez, Johnny Joestar, Judah Ben-Hur
• Respects: Hunter and Bianca, The Kankers (only on his end)
• Disgusts: All horse and unicorn deities not mentioned, the House of Undead and Phasmata, the DHMIS Teachers
• Annoys: Ramsay Bolton, Desaad
• Unicorns are usually seen as symbols of purity, but in the often sardonically dark world of Robot Chicken sketches that can be far from the truth. A recurring character is the unicorn, who is horny in multiple ways. And the literal horn is a blatant phallic metaphor; deriving pleasure from being rubbed, it can be stiff and will even shoot "unicorn mayonnaise" as a climax. Given his interest in young human males, the horn representing his...well, might be for the better than what'd be more anatomically correct for an equine.
• The Unicorn is a sex addict who will do whatever it takes to get off, but as stated before he only enjoys human males. His sexual debauchery is rather in-keeping with the likes of Zeus, though his perversions are more broad. Zeus does admit that he can't say being a unicorn interested in human men is weird as he likes disguising himself as all sorts of animals, but he isn't always as horny. The unremitted lust is more akin to Eos, who is one of the few deities that tolerates the Unicorn. So does Buck Hughes, for more obvious reasons.
• The Unicorn's lust is especially strong towards Johnny Joestar and Judah Ben-Hur due to thinking they're sexy horse and chariot racers. While the attraction on it's own isn't too squicky since he and his fellow unicorns are fully sentient^note or else Brian wouldn't have much luck picking up chicks and Interspecies Romance is a thing, the fact he's an attempted rapist and sexually exploitive have them disgusted by his advances. The House of Law and Justice has declared him a registered sex offender. The Unicorn is also hot for Rick, and while he is pansexual even he thinks the Unicorn is a creep.
• Unsurprisingly he is considered depraved by most equine deities, especially other unicorns. Above all he is absolutely despised by the Houyhnhmns who's forced sterility and celibate lifestyle is completely incompatible with him. Another mythical type of horse, Chiron, considers him everything he finds embarrassing about the rowdy, lusty centaurs of Ancient Greece; and he'll be damned if he lives up to that stereotype. Seeing Chiron had the Unicorn sexually confused as he's half-man, half-horse and he can't tell if he should be attracted by that.
• As he is a unicorn, his blood is considered useful for Voldemort...but compared to the other unicorns it's only if absolutely necessary since he doesn't want to catch any STDs from him. The Unicorn did end up killing a bunch of guys with STDs by pressuring them for sex in exchange for winning horse races. Rubeus wonders given how much Voldemort has debased himself for immortality he would care that much, though there is inevitably the squick from it. Even if Hagrid isn't that young the Unicorn is still attracted to him and wants to exploit his care of magical creatures for his own pleasure. The thought makes Hagrid shudder.
• It's currently thought that as the Unicorn is very far from being pure and innocent, slaying him to use his blood wouldn't curse who drinks it with a half-life. Given what's already been mentioned, good luck convincing anyone that's a good trade-off. Also don't expect anyone to accept his "magical mayonnaise". He's been permanently banned from the House of Food for trying to proposition this, and the House of Health and Diseases isn't fond of him either because he keeps trying to sell his blood for sex.
• To his credit the Unicorn isn't always a bad guy, such as in "The Double-Edged Horn"; the teenage boy he was going to apparently rape had actually agreed to it: he intended to film the encounter and sell copies to pay for college. When better behaved he and Darkness like to bond in their masochism. Of course the Unicorn also killed several boys in "Unicorn Jockey" with STDs after pressuring them into sex in exchange for winning horse races... and he clearly knew that would happen. On his worse days he's known for joining in the depravity of Eddie Low. He isn't as sadistic as Eddie and there's no record of the Unicorn being a necrophiliac, but he is receptive to whatever Eddie wants to do to his body. Eddie has filmed some home-made porn videos with the Unicorn, and it's safe to say no-one else wants to watch them.
• Someone decided to give the Unicorn a piece of his own medicine by sending him off to the Hall of Torture and Mutilation, where Desaad and Ramsay Bolton did what they were best known for. To their shock seconds after screaming in agony the Unicorn neighed in ecstasy. Ramsay tried to get him "to cosplay as the Nuckelavee", and yet that wasn't enough to break him before dying and then respawning. AM believes that he could bring true suffering through Mind Rape and making him a prisoner of his own body, but right now he has better things to do than see the limits of the Unicorn's masochism.
• The level of masochism demonstrated by the Unicorn isn't too surprising. Not only did he enjoy his own horn ripped off and shoved up his ass, he enjoyed being eaten by The Walking Dead. The undead were grossed out by this, and it's often joked that even Nekron wouldn't want to bring him back as a Black Lantern. Pinhead is more accepting of him, though he doesn't think the Unicorn's Cenobite material yet. Despite being twisted versions of more innocent and child-friendly concepts themselves, the DHMIS teachers have called him "beyond perverted".
• S/He Who Thirsts was most amused by the extreme lust the Unicorn demonstrates and their corruption soon found itself tainting the Unicorn. To almost everyone's horror the Sense Freak of an equine became empowered as a minor Chaos Daemon. The Warp spit him into the world of Berserk, but fortunately the first people he encountered were Guts and Farnese. They were triggered by another "Rape Horse" and the Unicorn almost immediately found his head 10 feet from his body.
• Captain Chantel DuBois has put containing the Unicorn high on her mission statements, and unlike the Zoosters nobody has a problem with it. While for her own reasons and professionalism, DuBois teamed up with Eliza Thornberry and protected her against the Unicorn. Sure the Unicorn doesn't have any depraved interest in the Thornberry family, but his interested in her ability to talk to animals couldn't possibly be an innocent one.

So, the trope of Crazy Awesome appears to have been phased out, but we still have a Crazy-Awesome God in Insane Behavior in the form of Axe Cop. Not sure whether the procedure is to assign a new trope or remove the god?

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Another one for Phil Connors; in the Phineas and Ferb finale, Dr. Doofenshmirtz creates the "Do-Overinator" in his latest scheme to defeat Perry the Platypus. However, the device ends up being used by Candice Flynn in her attempts to get her brothers, Phineas and Ferb, "busted" for their latest attempt in building something big, but life-risking. While the initial attempt is successful, the Do-Overinator ends up sending Candice and Doofenshmirtz back in a specific point of time over and over until it becomes clear that time itself is shrinking. The event leads Candice and Doofenshmirtz to quickly find a way to prevent time from crunching itself to non-existence, with Candice showcasing one of her infrequent moments of being a caring sister to her brothers as well as Doofenshmirtz finally giving up being evil after a pep-talk with his daughter, Vanessa.

Also, groundhogs end up getting sucked up in the event as well.

Well you made that suggestion too early because here is his second draft posting.

Feedback is appreciated.

Phil Connors, God of Time Loops

• Demigod
• Theme: I Got You Babe
• Symbol: The groundhog Punxatawney Phil, alternatively his face inside a bell clock.
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral with shades of Good after the loops.
• Portfolio: A weatherman who has no remorse towards others, is way too full of himself, suddenly gains the ability to repeat Groundhog Day, and initially takes advantage of this through dating other women and doing criminal acts, until his sanity breaks down due to his endless loops, considered dying to break the loops and fails anyway, decides to have a change of heart after multiple tries and drops his hopelessness, with the time loop eventually breaking after winning the heart of his love life
• Domains: Weather, Time Travel, Immortality, Values, Nihilism (and Anti-Nihilism)
• Herald: Rita
• Allies (or those who share similar happenings): Subaru Natsuki,
  • Those who seek his help: Tree Gelbman, Homura Akemi, Yuki Nagato
• Good Counterpart to: Angela
• Commonality Connection with: Ebenezer Scrooge
• Enemies:
• Groundhog Day, a celebratory day that occurs every February 2. Many would usually find it to be a joyous event but for weather reporter Phil Connors, that is not the case. With his new task of reporting the joyous day, it would seem that Phil is different from the crowd, that being a genuine douche that cared less about the celebration around him. On the same day however, a blizzard struck and he was forced to stay in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania for the night. Next day, he would go about his usual day, getting breakfast, watching the latest Jeopardy!, reporting for Groundhog D—, wait a second. It would seem that he did these things before he slept and after witnessing the same turn of events for a third and fourth time, did he realize that he is stuck in February 2. With this newfound power, he used it for his own wants, managed to date various women, eat as much as he wanted and even stole some money during the initial days of this time loop. But it was not until subsequent loops that he realized that he is bored and could not get out of this situation he is in, with his attempts at wooing Rita at a constant failure, a reflection of his boorish personality. Depressed, he would attempt ways to end this loop, first by killing himself in various ways, which did not work. When suicide was out of the question, he would try to help the local populace but it was not enough. Finally, after changing his outlook in life and accepting his love to Rita that finally freed him from the loop, ending what would have been years of insanity and with it, a changed man.
• The news is an ever-changing paradigm, after all so many newly made information are discovered everyday. Phil's life was already going fine and dandy until reports of a new plane came about in his script, which weirded him out upon him saying it out loud live. Once he did that however, the background around him froze and his fears of another time loop were coming up in his head, that was when he arrived in a gold-decorated room with mysterious figures surrounding him with noises that had the word "ascension". He already had experiences with godhood (a god but not the God) so to him this would be not a new experience with him, sadly his experience with the constant looping of February 2 made him a prime candidate for Time Loops, a moment that while he remembers, is not all too fond with it. With news of him accepting the title, he would be granted godhood, this time in the Trope Pantheons.
• Godhood in the Pantheons is usually thought as a paradise but for some of the usual demigods and quasideities, the normal people granted a place in the realm, they often assign themselves to certain roles. Phil took it upon himself to be the Pantheon's weatherman, reporting to everyone about the day's weather and such. While the House of Time and Space is his temple, he is present in either the House of Profession, continuing his work or the Hall of Weather to predict the next forecast. When asked why he would care for a job that can be easily discarded in favor of his position, he tells that he would rather have a purpose than have nothing. To him at the very least, the time loops have done some changes to him that is very different from his original personality, giving him a fresh look at life.
• Time Loops are an unnatural occurrence since time usually goes forward, these loops essentially repeat a certain timeframe over and over. How and why Phil got himself into such a predicament is a mystery. Some guess that it was all in his mind while others thought some higher cosmic being got real tired of Phil being an asshole so it subjected him the loop. Another detail that has made some thinking was the amount of years he endured on the loop with guesses going as far as either two weeks, an entire decade (preferably 30-40 years) to about 10,000 years. Even he has no idea and lost count in the middle of all that. Nonetheless, this made him the Pantheon's go-to man when it comes to time looping and similar scenarios.
• One of the first people to consult him was Subaru, who has gained a similar ability upon entering a new world and can return to a "checkpoint" before his death. Unfortunately for him, such ability is costly since it risks his death and others as well. Ironically, when both knew about their ability, they tried using it to their advantage but slowly realized it was a bad idea and both got punished. The fact that him and Subaru have maintained a somewhat calm posture after all that timey-wimey changes have surprised others to some degree though Phil is arguably the better man in regards to his attitude, except the teenager pointed out his issue of being committed after the loop. That being said, they had the better cases than the other unfortunate deities who had to go through the loops themselves.
  • Other deities who wished for consultation to Phil were far damaging in regards to their mental state either due awareness or some other factors. Both Yuki Nagato and Homura Akemi fit this bill and he has no idea how to approach them as there are too many factors that contributed to their loops whether it be a godlike entity or death. It really speaks to him when one of the most stoic members of the SOS Brigade somehow lost her sanity in comparison to him and his change from a once-hated man to a respectable one. Homura was even at a loss of words how he moved on from the inevitable death of one old man compared to her obsession with the remaining Magi. At one point, Tree Gelbman was found hurriedly banging on Phil's temple with fear on her face. Worried, he asked what happened to her and was shocked at her condition to be a repeated victim of a killer, on her birthday no less. Her hope to visit him is to found out how to get her out, sadly he even has no idea how to get her off.
  • If there was one time-based deity that would be considered an opposite to Phil, Angela would be that person. Her bio shows how she was an originally nice woman who endured from the repeated loops made by the corporation she was ordered to survey, however she was not free and was essentially bounded by a script to force her into a certain harsh mindset or else she repeats the entire thing from the start. If the comparisons between Angela and Phil are made, the key differences are freedom, as Phil had the chance to experience everything from hedonism, to nihilism and kindness while Angela had none of that, and the result. He changed into a better person while she could not move on from that mindset and has become her default state. She has found his case to be with jealousy as he had enough space to change himself and admits that had his conditions be implemented on her case, things would have turned so much better in the long run.
• At one point, during the day of Christmas, a few children lead by his herald Rita pointed him to a house that accommodated the famous Scrooge. He was flabbergasted that he was lead to his temple, especially when the first greeting to him was he usual "Humbug!", until he heard his name and made him come in. There the two enjoyed a cup of tea and explained for his sudden change of mood. It was for the fact that the two of them are similar in their lives, how both of them were jackasses to others, until a few supernatural events occurred and made them change their ways. He wanted to meet him to also warn him of consequences that will occur after the loop, pertaining to him being non-commital. After a few hours, both Phil and Scrooge parted their ways with Phil saying that it was almost like talking to his own reflection.

Posting these pre-drafts for some feedback, any deities that practice extreme sports or used to? Also any deities involved in spy organizations or fighting against nebulous evils.

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[[folder:Max Steel]]

Max Steel, God of the Extreme Sport Excuse Plot (Josh McGrath, Steel)

^{Josh McGrath} 

• Lesser God. Intermediate God (with the full power of his Turbo Action). Demigod (as Josh McGrath).
• Symbol: The N-Tek Symbol
• Theme Song: Max Steel, Endangered Species (Forces of Nature's version); alternatively Max Steel: Countdown.
• Alignment: Lawful Good with Neutral Good leanings.
• Portfolio: Extreme Sport Excuse Plot, Augmented Physically Through Nanobots Through an Accident Engineered by Psycho, Nanobot-Boosts with Limits, Implacable Man, "Going Turbo!", No Longer Goes by Josh.
• Domains: Humans, Extreme Sports, Adrenaline
• Heralds: Jefferson Smith (his adoptive father), Berto (adoptive brother), Kat Ryan, CYTRO, Jet Ferrus, Reboot!Max Steel and his allies.
• Allies: James Bond, Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow, Barry Allen/The Flash, Terry McGinis/Batman Beyond, Ben Tennyson, Gwen Tennyson, The Powerpuff Girls, Takeshi Hongo/Kamen Rider Ichigo and Hayato Ichimonji/Kamen Rider Nigo, Avatar Aang.
• Rivals:
• Enemies: The Joker, Derek Powers/Blight, HYDRA, Dr. Octopus, David Banner, Shocker, Sephiroth.
• Young adult extreme sports superstar, Josh McGrath, lived a normal life relatively speaking for someone with his career choice. However, everything changed when Psycho, an enemy of his father Jefferson Smith broke into a facility where experimental nanobots that could bond to a human to enhance them were held; and to keep Josh, who had come in to stop him, from interfering broke the container causing them to spill on Josh so he'd be killed slowly and painfully due to a lack of a power source for the nanobots to live; but his father and CEO of N-Tek a benevolent spy organization, used all his resources to implant Max with special energies to keep the nanobots bonded to his body alive. With a chance for a normal life gone, Josh now named Max Steel when in combat now lived a double life thwarting not only Psycho but the nefarious nebulous organization of DREAD and many other villains. He would eventually overcome both the organization and nemesis but even tougher foes came in Elementor (a clone of Bio-Constrictor, a reptilian mutant that worked for DREAD), Extroyer (Max's previously unbeatable sports rival Troy Winters, mutated by space crystals known as Morphosos), Toxzon (an ex-N-Tek agent who wanted revenge for mutations he suffered) and Makino (a mediocre reporter-turned wannabe hero who wished to publicly discredit Max and N-Tek); but no matter how dire things got, Max always came out on top against the increasingly dire threats.
• Max was ascended into the Pantheon following his so-far last adventure against the Monstrous Alliance of Toxzon, Makino and Elementor, which culminated in him curing Toxzon and seemingly defeating the other two for good. He was quite intrigued at the new place he was in, mostly because he figured he could spend some time doing extreme sports for old time's sake now that his worries were less extreme in this new place.

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[[folder:Black Cross King]]

Black Cross King, God of Supervillain Lairs (Black Cross Führer, Black Cross Colossus, Mysterious Beauty)

^{Black Cross Führer} 

^{Black Cross Colossus} 

• Greater God. Borderline Overdeity (as the Black Cross Colossus).
• Symbol: The Black Cross Army's Emblem
• Theme Song: Black Cross King's Medley (Gokaiger) (0:40 to 7:06)
• Alignment: Chaotic Evil.
• Portfolio: The First Main Villain of Super Sentai, Being his Own Villainous Lair, Weakened by the Cassiopeia Constellation, Nazi and KKK-like, Devoid of Good, Dark Is Evil, It's All About Me, Came Back as the Main Antagonist of Gokaiger Goseiger Super Sentai 199 Hero Great Battle, Decreased Role in Later Appearances.
• Domains: First Villains, Villainous Lairs, Eternal Grudges
• Heralds:
  • Black Cross Army High Command: Commander-in-Chief Golden Mask, Sun Halo Mask, Iron Man Mask General Temujin, Fire Mountain Mask General Magman, Hades God Dagon of the Black Cross, Prime Minister Yogoshimacriten of the Black Cross, the Zolders.
  • Unascended Sentai Main Villains: Shine, Boss Iron Claw, Satan Egos, Queen Hedrian, The Omnipotent God, Führer Taboo, Prince Megiddo, Dr. Man, Bio Hunter Silva, Star King Bazoo, Great Doctor Lie Köpflen, Earth Emperor Zeba, Great Professor Bias, Emperor Lagorn, Vulgyre, Count Radiguet, Great Satan, Lt. Colonel Shadam, Yōkai Daimaō, King Bacchusshund, Kaiser Buldont and Multiwa, Reckless Dash Emperor Exhaus, Dr. Hinelar, Captain Zahab, Grand Witch Grandienne, The Highness Duke Orgs, Wicked Life God Dezumozorlya, Agent Abrella, Hades God N Ma, Priest Gajah, Infernal Dragon Long, Doukoku Chimatsuri, Transcendertfly God Deboth, Emperor Z, Gengetsu Kibaoni, Ginis, Don Armage, Quervo, Dogranio Yaboon, Emperor Yodon; and all other unascended Sentai villains.
• Allies:
  • Toku Villains: The Great Leader of Shocker and his Underlings, Dark Specter, Alien Empera, Yapool.
  • Underlings: Ackdos Gill, The Seven Dark Spears, Enter.
• Rivals:
• Enemies:
  • Super Sentai and Power Rangers: Himitsu Sentai Gorenger, Tensou Sentai Goseiger, Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger, AkaRed, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Zordon, Tommy Oliver, Space Power Rangers.
  • Kamen Riders: Takeshi Hongo/Kamen Rider 1 and Hayato Ichimonji/Kamen Rider 2, Tsukasa Kadoya/Kamen Rider Decade, Eiji Hino/Kamen Rider OOO, Gentaro Kisaragi/Kamen Rider Fourze, Emu Hojo/Kamen Rider Ex-Aid, Sougo Tokiwa/Kamen Rider Zi-O.
  • Other Heroes: The Space Sheriffs, Shin Hayata/Ultraman, Ultraman Zero, Ultraman Mebius.
• Black Cross Führer was the leader of the Black Cross Organization, a nebulous crime syndicate that sought to conquer the world, to start this process he had the multiple bases of the EAGLE Organization, a peace-keeping military, destroyed so as to exterminate all opposition; but survivors of his assaults became the first Super Sentai team: Himitsu Sentai Gorenger, the five bravely opposed his forces and though they lost one of their members, the second Kirenger, they still managed to defeat all his forces and thwart his plans, in which his last one was to reveal his true form as the Black Cross Colossus, as he had been his own lair all along, to try and bombard Japan before the Gorenger made all the explosives within him detonate, ending his threat.
  • 35 years later, the countless enemies that the Sentai teams after Gorenger had defeated created an endless grudge which Führer was all happy to take advantage of in Hell to resurrect himself but now known as the Black Cross King, he allied with the Space Empire Zangyack to menace the new Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger team, as well as the 34th Sentai team: The Tensou Sentai Goseiger; taking all the Ranger Keys containing the powers of the Super Sentai lost in the Legendary War against Zangyack and trying to have them killed by his newly resurrected lieutenants: Dagon, Yogoshimacritein and Brajira. But all that failed and combining the powers of the 35 Sentai and the hopes of mankind, Black Cross King was defeated once again.
• Black Cross King forced his way into the Pantheon, arriving as a black mist that killed anything trying to stop it in its tracks. After carving out a piece of land for his own use, he settled his lair for his Black Cross Organization to be reborn at last with its full might; but this time he not only brought back three past villains but all the villains not ascended into the Pantheon as his lackeys, as well as bringing those into the Pantheon as his underlings for good measure. He's promised his fellow villains that the age of evil is upon them and that soon their ultimate revenge shall be had against their foes that defeated them into the past.

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Edited by VengefulBale on Dec 30th 2021 at 12:48:10 PM

@hamana Phil Conners should interact with Yoshikage Kira. People who've seen the last four episodes of DiU will know why.

I updated Stein's profile. How can I improve on this?

Dr. Franken Stein, God of Frankenstein homages

• Intermediate God
• Potential House: Fictional Expies
• Symbol: The screw in his head
• Alignment: Chaotic Good, briefly Chaotic Evil in the anime under Medusa's control
• Portfolio: The only 5 star meister in the DWMA and also a teacher, Creepy Good, completely lacking a tragic backstory to explain his attitude, excellent in various fighting styles, Token Evil Teammate, marries Marie and has a kid with her
• Domains: Science, Insanity
• Herald: Marie Mjolnir (his wife)
• Allies: All of the good Soul Eater Gods, Jack Skellington, Kiritsugu Emiya & Irisviel von Einzbern, Fran Madaraki, Victor Frankenstein, Senku Ishigami
• Enemies: Medusa Gorgon, Junkrat and Roadhog
• Evil Counterparts: Lord Karl Heisenberg, Shou Tucker, Professor Hojo, Ryoma Sengoku, Relius Clover
• Annoyed by: Excalibur
• Respects: Smoker
• Interested in: Frankenstein's Monster
• Conflicted Opinion: the Bebop Crew
• Feared by: Oogie Boogie, almost every sane person in the Pantheons
• Within the DWMA, there's a teacher who surpassed all other students back when he was one himself. Dr. Franken Stein saw countless opportunities to experiment on others and dissect them for his own amusement, either with their consent, or if they're evil. That said, he's still pragmatic enough to kill his opponents quickly without making them suffer. His general appearance and mindset have allowed him to ascend as a homage to Dr. Frankenstein.
• Upon entering the Pantheons, Stein was pleased to see many familiar faces from his series. Granted, he was pretty subdued about it, they could tell he happy. Spirit in particular is willing to lend a hand should he ever need a weapon to fight with (provided that he doesn't let his obsession with dissecting get the better of him). ** And that turned out to be good idea, since Medusa Gorgon is also here. Despite coming from the events of the manga, they can still remember how in the anime, Medusa took control of Stein. He vows to never let that happen again, for the sake of the younger generation. While he did make a comment about performing experiments on his own child, he was just kidding about the whole thing, while Medusa feels no guilt over her treatment of Crona, to everyone's disgust.
  • One God that Stein did NOT wish to see again was Excalibur. He apparently had a bad time trying to become his meister, so the very thought of him being nearby was enough to bother him (and everyone else). When discussing the Holy Sword Excalibur at one point, he said:
  Stein: "Surprisingly enough, Excalibur can match with anyone. Anyone can match Soul Wavelengths just fine, but there's no one in the world who can match personal wavelengths with Excalibur.
• Due to having to raise a child, Stein has decided to quit smoking, believing it to not be so cool anymore. Because of this, he's had to get into an argument with the Bebop Crew since they seem to think Smoking Is Cool. Spike and Faye are reluctant to comply with this, while Jet is far more understanding in this regard, since he has been willing to bend when this subject comes up. Another God that's known for smoking is Smoker. Since he can turn into smoke, he's a more complicated matter, but even he can just keep his distance if need be. It helps that he's one of the more stable and less hypocritical Marines in his world.
• Stein managed to get along surprisingly well with Kiritsugu and Irisviel. The latter reminds him of his partner Marie since they're both loving people (though Marie can be a bit too willing to punch someone over her passions). Kiritsugu was also able to quit smoking for a time (presumably because of his daughter) and only went back during a war between Mages. That said, Stein and Kiritsugu can still show their dark sides to their opponents, revealing just how scary they can be (though Kiritsugu is a different kind of scary).
• Over at the House of Celebration, Jack Skellington took note of how Stein was able to revive the meister Sid as a zombie. This fascinated him so much that he wanted him to participate in preparations for Halloween. Stein agreed, since he was given a chance to dissect Oogie Boogie to learn about what makes him tick. Oogie Boogie was horrified by this, and made a futile effort to run away. When he was revealed to be a literal bag of bugs, everyone was confused, but Stein took it upon himself to collect all of the bugs to study, wanting to learn how he was animated.
• One of his more relatable interactions was with fellow Mad Scientist Fran Madaraki. They both have a desire to experiment one others, albeit for different reasons. Stein is motivated mostly For Science! despite being a hero, while Fran does it to help people without understanding how much her patients are in pain. She's also impressed at how he managed to resurrect Sid with only cosmetic differences.
• As much as Stein loves to experiment and dissect, he's still a heroic person, through and through. The thought of someone using similar scientific skills for evil is enough to make him an enemy. Villainous scientists such Professor Hojo, Ryoma Sengoku, Relius Clover and Shou Tucker do not get along as well with him as they'd like to. Stein may be crazy, but he's utterly amoral like they are. Relius and Tucker in particular mistreated their wives and daughters beyond repair, something that even Stein is appalled by. That being said, he is interested in the fruits of their research, as a man of science. He's also not willing to ask nicely for them.
• In one house, Stein noticed someone who once dressed like a typical Mad Scientist, along with his partner who donned a costume resembling Frankstein's monster. These two are commonly known as Junkrat and Roadhog, and dressed up for a special event where they acted differently. While this was what caught Stein's attention, he ultimately came to odds with them due to wanting to dissect them. Roadhog hates how cruel Stein can be when this side of him comes out, believing people like him are why he's so full of hate. Junkrat knows after "Going Legit" that he and Roadhog are Trapped in Villainy, so they might as well give it their all to try to kill Stein. Just as a fight was beginning to break out, Spirit arrived to back up Stein, under the condition that he doesn't go too far with his insanity. Stein reluctantly complies, seeing Spirit as a more valuable asset than whatever he could get out of the two villains.

Edited by 227someguy on Dec 30th 2021 at 2:45:20 PM

Phil: Homura’s more questionable actions according to Word of Saint Paul are due to a exceptionally toxic combination of being tortured to insanity by Kyubey, severe PTSD (horrors of war related), and sketchy intel (a certain flower field conversation she had while being Locked Out of the Loop on the most important piece of information). The end result is a severely traumatized, suicidal, and remorseful teenager with demonic powers. Her time in the loop was eight years.

Rika Furude’s time loop hell lasted a century. She had to endure a century worth of witnessing her friends getting infected by a Hate Plague (implied to be spread by contamimated drinking water), go insane and murder each other along with herself being murdered in all sorts of awful ways. All at the young age of 11. Worse, she had to suffer such a fate twice (second time was about 1 year). So great was her trauma that it manifested as a sadistic Hope Crusher Enemy Without by the name of Bernkastel.

Counter argument regarding Leman Russ: Starship Troopers is not the Trope Namer for Space Marine (Lensman Series is). Starship Troopers and 40k are both Trope Codifer for it. 40k especially for the elite troops connotations.

Edited by magnum12 on Dec 30th 2021 at 12:53:51 PM

@Hamana

More time loopers: William Cage was stuck in a time loop fighting against invading space aliens by being sent back to a specific period of time after dying. He exploits this by getting more skilled in fighting them through the loops. Rika Furude was also trapped in a time loop in which she was the only one aware of it happening and had to watch herself and her friends going mad and/or dying painfully.

for Ryan Stone (I'd still approve of her if she gets Dramatic Space Drifting)

Edited by Excessive-Menace on Dec 30th 2021 at 4:01:54 AM

I have a few ideas in mind. Which of these ideas works, and which don't?

• Chinpokemon, Divine Franchise of Pokemon Imitators: proposed by General Gigan back when he was part of this forum. See here for reference. They were meant to parody the new(at the time) Pokemon mania by being clear Pokemon expies and it being Merchandise-Driven. In true South Park fashion, they brainwash kids into overthrowing the U.S
• The Visitors, Celestial Aliens of Anal Probing: proposed by General Gigan back in the day. See here. The very first episode of South Park is "Cartman Gets An Anal Probe". They're grey aliens who anal probed Cartman and cameo in the background for a number of seasons. We eventually learn they anal probe people with cameras to monitor Earth, which turns out to be a TV show for other aliens to watch our wacky antics
• Doctor Ryan Stone, Goddess of Space Isolation Horror: the film Gravity is entirely about this trope. She's the main character in a movie about the destruction of a satellite being destroyed, causing her and other astronauts to be left adrift in Earth's orbit. They desperately try to avoid the faster than bullets space debris and find a nearby satellite before all oxygen is used up. Sometimes we get a first person view to enhance the horror. Ultimately, she's the lone survivor

I seem to recall Dramatic Space Drifting being an option for Ryan Stone (and I think Matt Kowalski was included with that idea before it was proposed now) a while back, even if it was only in a sandbox before being edited. Considering that the other option for Dramatic Space Drifting I recall looking over in sandboxes was SCP-1959 (and I could have sworn there was ideas for cutting down on the number of SCP profiles a while back that never really went into effect), I would prefer Dramatic Space Drifting for the Gravity idea.

Edited by r-lock256 on Dec 30th 2021 at 3:53:18 AM

I guess Space Isolation Horror could be used for Sam Bell of Moon or Mark Watney from The Martian, to add to what r-lock said.

PhantomFire has Mark Watney as a possible idea for either "Nations of the World" Montage or Captain's Log. So I guess we can scoop up a win-win from here, so I guess I'll be leaning towards Sam Bell for Space Isolation Horror. Guess we'll see who adopts Mark from him as I do like both ideas.

@RJ - Yeah, I'll Ryan Stone for Dramatic Space Drifting, considering that what you've already used for your reasoning still largely applies for this trope as well.

We have made it to the very end...

Edited by CrimsonShark on Dec 30th 2021 at 12:01:57 PM