Infinite Justice: Beyond (OOC 4, Open)

[Charmera]

Would anyone be willing to do a minor arc with my guy so we could get to know each other. Just do a few battles together, that type of stuff.

That would be fine.
What kind of battles? And any preference?

[Baxten]

Would anyone be willing to do a minor arc with my guy so we could get to know each other. Just do a few battles together, that type of stuff.

Where's your guy at? And would you rather him meet Xander, Otis, or Naja?

Hm...probably Otis. He seems to be the more funnier of the three, and pretty fun-loving, too. I would like to meet Xander and Naja eventually, but I'd prefer Otis first.

Would anyone be willing to do a minor arc with my guy so we could get to know each other. Just do a few battles together, that type of stuff.

That would be fine.
What kind of battles? And any preference?

I don't really have a preference, but if y'all wanna do some specific battle, I'd be fine with that.

I was hoping on making a superhero faction/team in the future, but I'd have to get several people to agree.

[Charmera]

Where's your guy at? And would you rather him meet Xander, Otis, or Naja?

Hm...probably Otis. He seems to be the more funnier of the three, and pretty fun-loving, too. I would like to meet Xander and Naja eventually, but I'd prefer Otis first.

That would be fine.
What kind of battles? And any preference?

I don't really have a preference, but if y'all wanna do some specific battle, I'd be fine with that.

I was hoping on making a superhero faction/team in the future, but I'd have to get several people to agree.

I'll have Julie likely head over if Otis does.

[The Republic of Atria]

Where's your guy at? And would you rather him meet Xander, Otis, or Naja?

Hm...probably Otis. He seems to be the more funnier of the three, and pretty fun-loving, too. I would like to meet Xander and Naja eventually, but I'd prefer Otis first.

That would be fine.
What kind of battles? And any preference?

I don't really have a preference, but if y'all wanna do some specific battle, I'd be fine with that.

I was hoping on making a superhero faction/team in the future, but I'd have to get several people to agree.

Hm...probably Otis. He seems to be the more funnier of the three, and pretty fun-loving, too. I would like to meet Xander and Naja eventually, but I'd prefer Otis first.

I don't really have a preference, but if y'all wanna do some specific battle, I'd be fine with that.

I was hoping on making a superhero faction/team in the future, but I'd have to get several people to agree.

I'll have Julie likely head over if Otis does.

Sweet. Where at Baxten?

[Baxten]

Hm...probably Otis. He seems to be the more funnier of the three, and pretty fun-loving, too. I would like to meet Xander and Naja eventually, but I'd prefer Otis first.

I don't really have a preference, but if y'all wanna do some specific battle, I'd be fine with that.

I was hoping on making a superhero faction/team in the future, but I'd have to get several people to agree.

I'll have Julie likely head over if Otis does.

Sounds good. I'll think of an opponent to go against right now. I'll be back.

Hm...probably Otis. He seems to be the more funnier of the three, and pretty fun-loving, too. I would like to meet Xander and Naja eventually, but I'd prefer Otis first.

I don't really have a preference, but if y'all wanna do some specific battle, I'd be fine with that.

I was hoping on making a superhero faction/team in the future, but I'd have to get several people to agree.

I'll have Julie likely head over if Otis does.

Sweet. Where at Baxten?

Coast City. I'm gonna plan a battle, just finding an opponent really quick.

[The Republic of Atria]

I'll have Julie likely head over if Otis does.

Sounds good. I'll think of an opponent to go against right now. I'll be back.

Sweet. Where at Baxten?

Coast City. I'm gonna plan a battle, just finding an opponent really quick.

Alright then. I'll comic book time Otis on over after your next post.

[The Republic of Atria]

One Punch Man: Saitama vs Genos: http://funnyjunk.com/channel/animemanga ... tteLtg/1#1

Holy shit that was fucking amazing.

[Asterdan]

Would anyone be willing to do a minor arc with my guy so we could get to know each other. Just do a few battles together, that type of stuff.

A good way to get Jay introduced... Think I could join in?

[Baxten]

One Punch Man: Saitama vs Genos: http://funnyjunk.com/channel/animemanga ... tteLtg/1#1

Holy shit that was fucking amazing.

I wish it would play for me, but it's not working on my phone.

Also, I can't think of a villain that has a good motive to come to Coast City. Do you just wanna run into each other someway. Maybe I get news that there is a suspicious character somewhere, I check it out, we see it's a huge misunderstanding, and we do something in Coast City. I don't know, I'm just putting ideas out there.

[New Neros]

Name/Alias: Nomad | Syn | Celestial Slayer |

Asimov

Gender: Male

Age: 30

Appearance:

Species: Human

Backstory:

Syn was born long ago in the universe known as Earth-4280, a realm where Celestials ruled the enslaved organics and sentients when not exterminating them. This universe was bleak and grimdark, but mankind would tell wild tales of men rising high into space to challenge the Gods themselves. The man known as Asimov grew up under the yoke of the Celestials and the thought of being exterminated by his overlords at every turn. He was one of the humans that dreamed of rising against the Space Gods, but this world lacked the special touches of Celestials in other universes, so man was simply man and nothing more. By pure chance, Asimov happened upon a fallen god on Earth - unlike the Celestials in appearance - but with a feeling that the body was simply...Beyond.

Clutched in the dead god's hand was a spear, bloodied by the energy-essence of Celestials, Asimov quickly grasped the object and became aware of the events leading to the previous wielders' demise. The Beyonders wished to destroy the Multiverse for some grand experiment, and after numerous failed attempts thwarted by the Mad Celestials, they sent one of their own with a weapon designed to kill them. Yet, the Space Gods overwhelmed him after a prolonged and absolutely thunderous battle, and the Beyonder teleported away, succumbing to his injuries before being able to return to his home dimension.

The spear granted Asimov large powers, more than any man before him or after in his universe, enough to - in his mind - defeat Celestials. He realized even something so otherworldly like a Beyonder was unable to kill them, but reckoned he stood somewhat of a chance, not understanding that the Rift Splitter was not meant to be wielded by non-Beyonders. Still, with spear in hand, Asimov was accosted by a Celestial Host before he could flee the scene of the Beyonder's body. They demanded he turn over the weapon, and he adamantly refused, griping it tightly, he charged forward to battle the Space Gods themselves. He was woefully outclassed, and the Celestial Host simply toyed with him most of the battle, humoring the man all the while.

In a last ditch effort, Asimov charged the leader of the Celestial Host with his spear in hand, stabbing it directly into the Celestial's armored chest. To their shock, it actually plunged into the leader's armor, striking at his inner essence. Panicked, the Celestial slammed his giant hand against Asimov, impaling the man on the other end of the Rift Splitter. The piece of Beyonder technology acted like a conduit, transferring the Celestial's power from the Space God to Asimov. That Celestial wielded the Anti-Ragnarok Equation by chance once more, and as the Space God's armor crumbled, Asimov was no more, and Syn stood in his place. From there, the Host fled, regrouping to reclaim the Equation and the Rift Splitter at a later date.

The now god-like Syn developed a reputation for being a Slayer of Celestials, and made true on his title by pushing back against the Space Gods of his universe, but the End destroyed all, and when the universe was reset by God Emperor Doom, the Mad Celestials were still on the brink. With the Beyonders gone, the Rift Splitter fully unlocked it's potential, eventually driving the Celestials to extinction in Earth-4280. Recently, though, an even greater threat approaches that universe, and Syn was forced to flee into another - ours - in order to find both sanctuary and the opposing force of the Anti-Ragnarok Equation in order to deal with the next crisis plaguing the Multiverse.

Powers and Abilities:

• Energy Manipulation: Syn wields the Anti-Ragnarok Equation, giving him the ability to reverse entropy locally and on a cosmic scale, granting him a large pool of energy that is truly infinite in nature. He uses this ability proficiently, as he must rely on it to survive most hostile encounters and environments, as he lacks any other notable powers beyond it and it's applications - save for his spear, Rift Splitter.
• Rift Splitter: A spear originating from the Beyonders themselves, the Rift Splitter allows a wielder to slash across time, space, dimensions, and universes at whim - though the concentration and energy required is phenomenal in scope. The spear can also sever concepts, cutting friendship and loyalty, among other things, with it's ethereal blade. A side effect of the spear bestows supernatural condition to the wielder.
  

Weaknesses:

• Ragnarok Equation/Entropy: The antithesis to his own power source, the Ragnarok Equation represents the ultimate expression of entropy and heat death of the universe. Syn's ability attempts to prevent it, but it is inevitable, and his own energy cannot last forever, so it's absorbing effects will overpower and outpace the projection of energy in most cases.
• Energy Siphon: Nomad/Syn can have his energy siphoned and used against him fairly easily, since unlike the Ragnarok Equation which holds a firm grasp on the energy it absorbs, the Anti-Ragnarok Equation allows it to freely reverse entropy and give off energy. A sufficiently large siphon can outpace his own personal production, leaving him unable to use his own energy.
• Theft: Nothing is tying the Rift Splitter to his hands other than his own firm grip, without which, he is left with just his masterful energy manipulation.
• Mind Attacks: Syn holds no real defenses against mental invasion, though has a natural defense against intrusion by Celestials - this immunity does not carry over to other races, strangely.

Destructive Capacity: Multi-Galactic Level

Speed: FTL (x1,000,000+)

Durability: Galaxy Level

Lifting Strength: Stellar

Striking Strength: Galactic Class

Standard Equipment:

• Rift Splitter
• Anti-Ragnarok Equation

Intelligence: Fairly tactile and highly intelligent, Nomad/Syn is also very self-aware and fun-loving rather than being serious and stoic. He cracks jokes and makes friends, but his mental prowess is incredible sound, enough to take down Space Gods like Celestials with complex plans and timed events to ensure their ultimate demise. He's very wise as well, but is on the relaxing side of that wisdom, allowing himself to simply take his time and let things sort themselves out.

Optional Stuff

Theme Song: "My name is Syn, and I slay Celestials."

Random Facts:

[The Fallen Jedi]

Atria, I just love the references to your workplace. XD

[The Starlight]

Poll time?

[The Republic of Atria]

Atria, I just love the references to your workplace. XD

Hm? I used Wal-mart as a scale and nothing more. Most everyone here has been in one so I figured it would be a good place to use to explain it's size.

[New Rob Halfordia]

Name/Alias: Nomad | Syn | Celestial Slayer |

Asimov

Gender: Male

Age: 30

Appearance:

(Image)

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Species: Human

Backstory:

Syn was born long ago in the universe known as Earth-4280, a realm where Celestials ruled the enslaved organics and sentients when not exterminating them. This universe was bleak and grimdark, but mankind would tell wild tales of men rising high into space to challenge the Gods themselves. The man known as Asimov grew up under the yoke of the Celestials and the thought of being exterminated by his overlords at every turn. He was one of the humans that dreamed of rising against the Space Gods, but this world lacked the special touches of Celestials in other universes, so man was simply man and nothing more. By pure chance, Asimov happened upon a fallen god on Earth - unlike the Celestials in appearance - but with a feeling that the body was simply...Beyond.

Clutched in the dead god's hand was a spear, bloodied by the energy-essence of Celestials, Asimov quickly grasped the object and became aware of the events leading to the previous wielders' demise. The Beyonders wished to destroy the Multiverse for some grand experiment, and after numerous failed attempts thwarted by the Mad Celestials, they sent one of their own with a weapon designed to kill them. Yet, the Space Gods overwhelmed him after a prolonged and absolutely thunderous battle, and the Beyonder teleported away, succumbing to his injuries before being able to return to his home dimension.

The spear granted Asimov large powers, more than any man before him or after in his universe, enough to - in his mind - defeat Celestials. He realized even something so otherworldly like a Beyonder was unable to kill them, but reckoned he stood somewhat of a chance, not understanding that the Rift Splitter was not meant to be wielded by non-Beyonders. Still, with spear in hand, Asimov was accosted by a Celestial Host before he could flee the scene of the Beyonder's body. They demanded he turn over the weapon, and he adamantly refused, griping it tightly, he charged forward to battle the Space Gods themselves. He was woefully outclassed, and the Celestial Host simply toyed with him most of the battle, humoring the man all the while.

In a last ditch effort, Asimov charged the leader of the Celestial Host with his spear in hand, stabbing it directly into the Celestial's armored chest. To their shock, it actually plunged into the leader's armor, striking at his inner essence. Panicked, the Celestial slammed his giant hand against Asimov, impaling the man on the other end of the Rift Splitter. The piece of Beyonder technology acted like a conduit, transferring the Celestial's power from the Space God to Asimov. That Celestial wielded the Anti-Ragnarok Equation by chance once more, and as the Space God's armor crumbled, Asimov was no more, and Syn stood in his place. From there, the Host fled, regrouping to reclaim the Equation and the Rift Splitter at a later date.

The now god-like Syn developed a reputation for being a Slayer of Celestials, and made true on his title by pushing back against the Space Gods of his universe, but the End destroyed all, and when the universe was reset by God Emperor Doom, the Mad Celestials were still on the brink. With the Beyonders gone, the Rift Splitter fully unlocked it's potential, eventually driving the Celestials to extinction in Earth-4280. Recently, though, an even greater threat approaches that universe, and Syn was forced to flee into another - ours - in order to find both sanctuary and the opposing force of the Anti-Ragnarok Equation in order to deal with the next crisis plaguing the Multiverse.

Powers and Abilities:

• Energy Manipulation: Syn wields the Anti-Ragnarok Equation, giving him the ability to reverse entropy locally and on a cosmic scale, granting him a large pool of energy that is truly infinite in nature. He uses this ability proficiently, as he must rely on it to survive most hostile encounters and environments, as he lacks any other notable powers beyond it and it's applications - save for his spear, Rift Splitter.
• Rift Splitter: A spear originating from the Beyonders themselves, the Rift Splitter allows a wielder to slash across time, space, dimensions, and universes at whim - though the concentration and energy required is phenomenal in scope. The spear can also sever concepts, cutting friendship and loyalty, among other things, with it's ethereal blade. A side effect of the spear bestows supernatural condition to the wielder.
  (Image)

Weaknesses:

• Ragnarok Equation/Entropy: The antithesis to his own power source, the Ragnarok Equation represents the ultimate expression of entropy and heat death of the universe. Syn's ability attempts to prevent it, but it is inevitable, and his own energy cannot last forever, so it's absorbing effects will overpower and outpace the projection of energy in most cases.
• Energy Siphon: Nomad/Syn can have his energy siphoned and used against him fairly easily, since unlike the Ragnarok Equation which holds a firm grasp on the energy it absorbs, the Anti-Ragnarok Equation allows it to freely reverse entropy and give off energy. A sufficiently large siphon can outpace his own personal production, leaving him unable to use his own energy.
• Theft: Nothing is tying the Rift Splitter to his hands other than his own firm grip, without which, he is left with just his masterful energy manipulation.
• Mind Attacks: Syn holds no real defenses against mental invasion, though has a natural defense against intrusion by Celestials - this immunity does not carry over to other races, strangely.

Destructive Capacity: Multi-Galactic Level

Speed: FTL (x1,000,000+)

Durability: Galaxy Level

Lifting Strength: Stellar

Striking Strength: Galactic Class

Standard Equipment:

• Rift Splitter
• Anti-Ragnarok Equation

Intelligence: Fairly tactile and highly intelligent, Nomad/Syn is also very self-aware and fun-loving rather than being serious and stoic. He cracks jokes and makes friends, but his mental prowess is incredible sound, enough to take down Space Gods like Celestials with complex plans and timed events to ensure their ultimate demise. He's very wise as well, but is on the relaxing side of that wisdom, allowing himself to simply take his time and let things sort themselves out.

Optional Stuff

Theme Song:

Random Facts:

Is he a StatTrak? Also, what wear?

[The Fallen Jedi]

Atria, I just love the references to your workplace. XD

Hm? I used Wal-mart as a scale and nothing more. Most everyone here has been in one so I figured it would be a good place to use to explain it's size.

Also, I made a post in reply to yours.

[The Republic of Atria]

Poll time?

What should we make a poll of?

[Mavorpen]

Poll time?

What should we make a poll of?

Shipping, of course. *nods*

[The Republic of Atria]

What should we make a poll of?

Shipping, of course. *nods*

NEVER.

Jedi, did you see that vid I posted?

[Charmera]

Poll time?

What should we make a poll of?

We should do a favourite new God poll later, when more new gods Pop up. ^^

What should we make a poll of?

Shipping, of course. *nods*

What nawt?
Hottest/cutest ship
Or most hillarious non cannon pairing.

[Mavorpen]

Or most hillarious non cannon pairing.

And the winners have to be shipped for real for the sake of hilarity.

Brilliant!

[The Republic of Atria]

What should we make a poll of?

We should do a favourite new God poll later, when more new gods Pop up. ^^

Shipping, of course. *nods*

What nawt?
Hottest/cutest ship
Or most hillarious non cannon pairing.

I like the second one.

Give me at least 3 or 4 hilarious ships and I'll make a poll.

[Charmera]

Or most hillarious non cannon pairing.

And the winners have to be shipped for real for the sake of hilarity.

Brilliant!

I expect hilarity.

[New Neros]

We should do a favourite new God poll later, when more new gods Pop up. ^^


What nawt?
Hottest/cutest ship
Or most hillarious non cannon pairing.

I like the second one.

Give me at least 3 or 4 hilarious ships and I'll make a poll.

Max x Xander: Triple X

[New Rnclave]

What should we make a poll of?

We should do a favourite new God poll later, when more new gods Pop up. ^^

Shipping, of course. *nods*

What nawt?
Hottest/cutest ship
Or most hillarious non cannon pairing.

HiroshixClaudia real OTP

[The Republic of Atria]

I just realized... I don't even need to comic book time Otis. He can just send an avatar.

Yis.