Super Hero High (old OOC, search for new one)

[Planeta de los Muertos]

What makes you say the latter?

Because zombies are not threats to the survival of humanity.

I'm lost.

Anyway, since I'm bored, I'd like to re-enter with a different character.

[Northern Dominus]

That looks suspiciously like the sound somebody makes when they're having a seizure.

No, it sounds like the stuttering of somebody reacting to the ridiculously mind-numbing plot of the series.

I pretty much gave up after Gundam Wing hit the air. I kept thinking "Okay...they have giant fighting machines....when the hell are they going to quit babbling about how awful everything is and staring and BLOW SOMETHING UP ALREADY?!"

[Altruistic Paladins]

Because zombies are not threats to the survival of humanity.

I'm lost.

Anyway, since I'm bored, I'd like to re-enter with a different character.

For Bramwell's lampshade hanging, may I ask which trope is applicable? "Dropped a Bridge on Him" Put on a Bus, "Long Bus Trip", or "Bus Crash"?

[Altruistic Paladins]

No, it sounds like the stuttering of somebody reacting to the ridiculously mind-numbing plot of the series.

I pretty much gave up after Gundam Wing hit the air. I kept thinking "Okay...they have giant fighting machines....when the hell are they going to quit babbling about how awful everything is and staring and BLOW SOMETHING UP ALREADY?!"

Really? Mobile Suit Gundam Wing blew my mind when I was younger due to the focus on political intrigue. When I said "mind-numbing", I mean "wait, that does not make any sense". This is "wait, who heard Kane say 'Rosebud'?" bad except it is constantly happening at all points. Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann is sort of like "Ren and Stimpy" due to just how it really does not make any sense, but there are people who can ignore that and enjoy the show in-spite of the people who cannot ignore the plot holes screaming on the top of their lungs. MSGW had an internal logic that it did not break, and actually helped the real robot genre by way of creating the "Minovsky Particle" trope that was well-defined and allowed for justifications of both how the robots work and explain why various plots would be happening in the first place alongside justifying the usage of the robots.

[Planeta de los Muertos]

I'm lost.

Anyway, since I'm bored, I'd like to re-enter with a different character.

For Bramwell's lampshade hanging, may I ask which trope is applicable? "Dropped a Bridge on Him" Put on a Bus, Long Bus Trip, or Bus Crash?

Bus Crash. Earl died in a mission.

[Nakarisaune]

For Bramwell's lampshade hanging, may I ask which trope is applicable? "Dropped a Bridge on Him" Put on a Bus, Long Bus Trip, or Bus Crash?

Bus Crash. Earl died in a mission.

But there's only been one mission... can't we just say he was mysteriously stabbed in his sleep?

[Mighty Asgard]

Bus Crash. Earl died in a mission.

But there's only been one mission... can't we just say he was mysteriously stabbed in his sleep?

No one is dead. Any characters who aren't played anymore have either been tossed off the station or left on their own volition.

[Nakarisaune]

But there's only been one mission... can't we just say he was mysteriously stabbed in his sleep?

No one is dead. Any characters who aren't played anymore have either been tossed off the station or left on their own volition.

I wasn't being serious, m'dear

[Procastitania]

Just so you know, I'm not around this weekend.

[Nakarisaune]

Just so you know, I'm not around this weekend.

Oh yeah, I won't be around from the 16th-23rd, unless I can find some WiFi in France.
Anyone else disappearing?

[Altruistic Paladins]

Just so you know, I'm not around this weekend.

Oh yeah, I won't be around from the 16th-23rd, unless I can find some WiFi in France.
Anyone else disappearing?

... Is that a threat?

[Nakarisaune]

Oh yeah, I won't be around from the 16th-23rd, unless I can find some WiFi in France.
Anyone else disappearing?

... Is that a threat?

Well, it's a post by me, so that's pretty much guaranteed, right?

[Northern Dominus]

I pretty much gave up after Gundam Wing hit the air. I kept thinking "Okay...they have giant fighting machines....when the hell are they going to quit babbling about how awful everything is and staring and BLOW SOMETHING UP ALREADY?!"

Really? Mobile Suit Gundam Wing blew my mind when I was younger due to the focus on political intrigue. When I said "mind-numbing", I mean "wait, that does not make any sense". This is "wait, who heard Kane say 'Rosebud'?" bad except it is constantly happening at all points. Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann is sort of like "Ren and Stimpy" due to just how it really does not make any sense, but there are people who can ignore that and enjoy the show in-spite of the people who cannot ignore the plot holes screaming on the top of their lungs. MSGW had an internal logic that it did not break, and actually helped the real robot genre by way of creating the "Minovsky Particle" trope that was well-defined and allowed for justifications of both how the robots work and explain why various plots would be happening in the first place alongside justifying the usage of the robots.

...all well and good. Except what do people tune into giant robot shows for? Blowing shit up.

What did Gundam Wing lack in a lot of episodes? Blowing shit up.

Case in point, giant walking fighting machine is carrying an enormous gun and you think "Oh boy, somebody is going to get blown da fuck up, oh boy, ohboyohboyohboyohboy...". What do you get instead? Some effeminate character prattling on and on about how everything is awful. You suddenly realize that you've been shangai'd into a socio-political emo fest that uses giant fighting robots with big weapons as window dressing, but not before you've screamed "FOR THE LOVE OF GOD SHUT THE HELL UP AND PULL THE GODDAMN TRIGGER!" for about 5 minutes, to no avail of course.

[Planeta de los Muertos]

Name: Vincent Madeira
Gender: Male
Age: 15
Nationality: Samoan
Height: 5'5"
Weight: 130 lbs.
Hair: Bronze
Eyes: One Yellow and one Red
Costume (if any): He's nude, but lacks any visible genitalia or anus. His skin itself is a quilt of different colors and materials.
Abilities: Mutation Inducement
Alignment: Evil
Brief Bio: Born with what doctors back on Earth dubbed "a virulent genome", Vincent's body was ravaged by spontaneous mutations throughout the years. His debilitating insecurities as a child (brought on by parental abuse) have evolved (or rather, devolved) into nihilistic megalomania; in short, he wants to make the universe suffer like he did before he decides to plunge the theoretical knife into its heart. But he must first learn to hone his mutant genome at the school for extraordinary teens like him.

[Nakarisaune]

Costume (if any): He's nude, but lacks any visible genitalia or anus. His skin itself is a quilt of different colors and materials.

Roxanne is disappoint.

visible

Or maybe not so disappoint...

Oh, and alignment is hero, vigilante or villain.

[Altruistic Paladins]

Really? Mobile Suit Gundam Wing blew my mind when I was younger due to the focus on political intrigue. When I said "mind-numbing", I mean "wait, that does not make any sense". This is "wait, who heard Kane say 'Rosebud'?" bad except it is constantly happening at all points. Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann is sort of like "Ren and Stimpy" due to just how it really does not make any sense, but there are people who can ignore that and enjoy the show in-spite of the people who cannot ignore the plot holes screaming on the top of their lungs. MSGW had an internal logic that it did not break, and actually helped the real robot genre by way of creating the "Minovsky Particle" trope that was well-defined and allowed for justifications of both how the robots work and explain why various plots would be happening in the first place alongside justifying the usage of the robots.

...all well and good. Except what do people tune into giant robot shows for? Blowing shit up.

What did Gundam Wing lack in a lot of episodes? Blowing shit up.

Case in point, giant walking fighting machine is carrying an enormous gun and you think "Oh boy, somebody is going to get blown da fuck up, oh boy, ohboyohboyohboyohboy...". What do you get instead? Some effeminate character prattling on and on about how everything is awful. You suddenly realize that you've been shangai'd into a socio-political emo fest that uses giant fighting robots with big weapons as window dressing, but not before you've screamed "FOR THE LOVE OF GOD SHUT THE HELL UP AND PULL THE GODDAMN TRIGGER!" for about 5 minutes, to no avail of course.

I was pleasently surprised by the focus on political intrigue. I would equate it to going to see what you are expecting is going to be "The Rock", and getting "Saving Private Ryan" instead of it. I did not get what I initially wanted, but it made up for it in other areas. It was not a "Super Robot" show as it was a political thriller that got people watching Adult Swim back when it was largely about airing unedited versions of various anime. Sure, I was going to "The Rock" so I could watch Michael Bay's fluke of a decent action film. I instead ended up watching a slower paced, quieter, and more thoughtful film that was did not have anywhere close to as much action. It would be another matter if I instead ended up seeing "Stargate", which made roughly the same pretenses of being action packed but failed on even that level, this being roughly equivalent to Dragon Ball Z in that it was not a good action series and had down-time instead of quiet moments.

[Planeta de los Muertos]

Costume (if any): He's nude, but lacks any visible genitalia or anus. His skin itself is a quilt of different colors and materials.

Roxanne is disappoint.

visible

Or maybe not so disappoint...

Oh, and alignment is hero, vigilante or villain.

Villain.

[Nakarisaune]

Roxanne is disappoint.

Or maybe not so disappoint...

Oh, and alignment is hero, vigilante or villain.

Villain.

Awesome, I think we needed a male villain

[Altruistic Paladins]

Roxanne is disappoint.

Or maybe not so disappoint...

Oh, and alignment is hero, vigilante or villain.

Villain.

Couldn't you tell Nakarisaune, he said his genome is malicious.

[Northern Dominus]

...all well and good. Except what do people tune into giant robot shows for? Blowing shit up.

What did Gundam Wing lack in a lot of episodes? Blowing shit up.

Case in point, giant walking fighting machine is carrying an enormous gun and you think "Oh boy, somebody is going to get blown da fuck up, oh boy, ohboyohboyohboyohboy...". What do you get instead? Some effeminate character prattling on and on about how everything is awful. You suddenly realize that you've been shangai'd into a socio-political emo fest that uses giant fighting robots with big weapons as window dressing, but not before you've screamed "FOR THE LOVE OF GOD SHUT THE HELL UP AND PULL THE GODDAMN TRIGGER!" for about 5 minutes, to no avail of course.

I was pleasently surprised by the focus on political intrigue. I would equate it to going to see what you are expecting is going to be "The Rock", and getting "Saving Private Ryan" instead of it. I did not get what I initially wanted, but it made up for it in other areas. It was not a "Super Robot" show as it was a political thriller that got people watching Adult Swim back when it was largely about airing unedited versions of various anime. Sure, I was going to "The Rock" so I could watch Michael Bay's fluke of a decent action film. I instead ended up watching a slower paced, quieter, and more thoughtful film that was did not have anywhere close to as much action. It would be another matter if I instead ended up seeing "Stargate", which made roughly the same pretenses of being action packed but failed on even that level, this being roughly equivalent to Dragon Ball Z in that it was not a good action series and had down-time instead of quiet moments.

Yeah... I stand by my previous assertation: if there are giant fighting machines on the screen, shit better be blowing up very quickly, otherwise fail.

[Altruistic Paladins]

I was pleasently surprised by the focus on political intrigue. I would equate it to going to see what you are expecting is going to be "The Rock", and getting "Saving Private Ryan" instead of it. I did not get what I initially wanted, but it made up for it in other areas. It was not a "Super Robot" show as it was a political thriller that got people watching Adult Swim back when it was largely about airing unedited versions of various anime. Sure, I was going to "The Rock" so I could watch Michael Bay's fluke of a decent action film. I instead ended up watching a slower paced, quieter, and more thoughtful film that was did not have anywhere close to as much action. It would be another matter if I instead ended up seeing "Stargate", which made roughly the same pretenses of being action packed but failed on even that level, this being roughly equivalent to Dragon Ball Z in that it was not a good action series and had down-time instead of quiet moments.

Yeah... I stand by my previous assertation: if there are giant fighting machines on the screen, shit better be blowing up very quickly, otherwise fail.

I shall agree to continue my disagreement with you on terms that the arguement becomes a "Big Lipped Alligator Moment".

[Nakarisaune]

Villain.

Couldn't you tell Nakarisaune, he said his genome is malicious.

I know, I was just saying that because he'd put his alignment as evil, m'dear.

[Planeta de los Muertos]

Villain.

Awesome, I think we needed a male villain

Villain.

Couldn't you tell Nakarisaune, he said his genome is malicious.

Yup. Imagine all kinds of nastiness he could do.

So, is he in?

[Altruistic Paladins]

Couldn't you tell Nakarisaune, he said his genome is malicious.

I know, I was just saying that because he'd put his alignment as evil, m'dear.

Hey, most medical scientists do not describe things under such terms, so I had to be sure. Imagine if they just refered to black-holes as "Time-Destroying Anomalies in Space-Time" (also known as the "Civlization" series).

[Nakarisaune]

Awesome, I think we needed a male villain

Couldn't you tell Nakarisaune, he said his genome is malicious.

Yup. Imagine all kinds of nastiness he could do.

So, is he in?

You'll have to wait for MA for that.

Anyway, I used my evil spreadsheet MAGIC DATA POWERS to work out we currently have no active male villains, and only three active villains overall.
You all like goodness too much