So, I think it can be said that Mikoto has the best method of dealing with vending machines.

I'll introduce Nepeta in my next post, I need to think more on what to do with her.

No matter what universe she runs to, Mikoto will never escape from having perverts get upset at her because of those shorts.

SOOOOO MUCH CHILD SPEAK!!!!

It hurts my brain.

Nevermind

Cake said
On a side note is it possible to make ones own factions, and if so would anyone like pretty much to join a brigade by someone whos pretty much the police in there dimension with a attention of you know catching evil doers.

That's... Basically what Zyguard is, though. Although you are allowed to make your own factions. It's right there in the OP of the interest check.

Rin said
That's... Basically what Zyguard is, though. Although you are allowed to make your own factions. It's right there in the OP of the interest check.

I didn't read factions sorry wasn't important on other character since she was most definatly going to be factionless at first.

It being nuetral throws me off as well.

It doesn't want to take over the universe but it also doesn't want people to have free reign to mess with worlds as they please.

It's lawful neutral, as in concerned more with the law than anything else.

Raineh Daze said
It doesn't want to take over the universe but it also doesn't want people to have free reign to mess with worlds as they please.

To be fair it's called multiverse but it's k.

Also anyways i don't think my character could actually align herself with them. That idea is actually kind of evil in her world.

So...in the event that someone shows up in her world and starts using their bizarre powers from another universe to destroy/enslave/conquer, anyone who stands in their way would be the villain?

Wonder which faction Rikka would join once I write her up... And figure out how she would end up traveling the Multiverse.

Tachi said
So...in the event that someone shows up in her world and starts using their bizarre powers from another universe to destroy/enslave/conquer, anyone who stands in their way would be the villain?

Well no but upholding standard law is, well likes to think they wouldn't try to conquer something, but by liberating something there technically taking control of it. The law pretty much only covers theft, and unagreed upon killing were she lives. Of course there's always body snatcher species which are ussually killed when found, there technicaly a disease so it doesn't have rights. Metamorphic species are iffy territory. Anyways yeah wars don't really matter as long as there played fair in her world so you're kinda criminals in her mind as well.

That, um... makes no sense but anyway, um.

Katsumi is the best officer Zyguard has anyway. <.< >.>

That makes no sense because your not from her world.

Her job is to prevent outbreaks,genocide,theft and terrorism. War is fucking war no matter what one side is going to be unhappy with the outcome., think of them as like a international organization designed to keep stuff at a interior level safe. The only thing they'd ever have to do with war is accidentally getting involved in a weapons trade that was one by unqualified people..

...um, no, it just plain doesn't make sense. Genocide stopping, theft stopping and terrorism stopping is what Zyguard ALREADY does. Pretty sure people going to other worlds and attacking their citizens and governments for their own gain and reason is considered an act of terrorism BEFORE we even get into war. Theft also falls into things the villains can be doing and a genocidal situation or even world destruction aren't off the table either. I still don't see how Zyguard would be seen as evil by her considering they do what you seem to be saying she does, on a much bigger level.

Zyguard's not a 'liberating' organization or involved in wars, it's a non-interference organization.

The way Zyguard works is more like a downplayed Multiverse Border Police when the Multiverse isn't threatened. What they do is find people who have accidentally passed through to other worlds (via zipper-like Cracks, black-hole-esqe Corridors of Darkness, or Dimensional Walls) and find out these two things:

1) if they want to go home
2) if they don't and want to continue traveling through the multiverse, ensure they're not gonna screw it up.

If the former is answered, then they just escort them home. If they want to travel and they ensure they won't attack the Multiverse or some other villainous stuff like that, they'll let them off. If they wind up lying and attacking the Multiverse, then Zyguard will attack them, label them as a criminal, and try to detain them. There are other possibilities: The person may want to stay in this new world. In that case, they just leave them alone and trust they won't go evil. Repeat the attacking the criminal if they do. If the person insists on traveling, but don't know how, the offer to join Zyguard is shown and they can join if they so wish.

When the Multiverse is under threat, though, they act more like... Not sure... CIA? FBI? Special Agents are sent to fight the Multiversal Attackers and detain them. There's a reason why the members of Zyguard are fighters and not negotiators, and it's not because it was founded by former Team Gaim members.

@Cake: What you said perfectly describes what Zyguard does. Prevent Genocides, theft, crimes, and the sort of related meddling that occurs with Multiversal Travel. Though some of them are willing to overlook some meddling, provided they give a happier conclusion to the world in question.

Psyga315 said
The way Zyguard works is more like a downplayed Multiverse Border Police when the Multiverse isn't threatened. What they do is find people who have accidentally passed through to other worlds (via zipper-like Cracks, black-hole-esqe Corridors of Darkness, or Dimensional Walls) and find out these two things:1) if they want to go home2) if they don't and want to continue traveling through the multiverse, ensure they're not gonna screw it up.If the former is answered, then they just escort them home. If they want to travel and they ensure they won't attack the Multiverse or some other villainous stuff like that, they'll let them off. If they wind up lying and attacking the Multiverse, then Zyguard will attack them, label them as a criminal, and try to detain them. There other possibilities: The person may want to stay in this new world. In that case, they just leave them alone and trust they won't go evil. Repeat the attacking the criminal if they do. If the person insists on traveling, but don't know how, the offer to join Zyguard is shown and they can join if they so wish. When the Multiverse is under threat, though, they act more like... Not sure... CIA? FBI? Special Agents are sent to fight the Multiversal Attackers and detain them. There's a reason why the members of Zyguard are fighters and not negotiators, and it's not because it was founded by former Team Gaim members.@Cake: What you said perfectly describes what Zyguard does. Prevent Genocides, theft, crimes, and the sort of related meddling that occurs with Multiversal Travel. Though some of them are willing to overlook some meddling, provided they give a happier conclusion to the world in question.

It wasn't well explained in the other thread, I'll agree at this point she'd love them but at a certain point can i have her entering there's certain things that i'd like to discuss with you threw pm. If that's alright with you I'd like to keep it off the normal bio till it becomes apparent.

Cake said
It wasn't well explained in the other thread, I'll agree at this point she'd love them but at a certain point can i have her entering there's certain things that i'd like to discuss with you threw pm. If that's alright with you I'd like to keep it off the normal bio till it becomes apparent.

Um... I guess? The reason why it wasn't well explained was because it was just to briefly explain how the faction works.

Sorry for grammar my brain is fried today test after test, meeting with psychologist, and work wore me out.