[OOC] Ultimate One Universe: Marvel/DC RPG

[DeathstrokeSW]

How do you feel about Crime Syndicate Characters?

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Sloth said
In the BB sheet? Why?I'm stealing him from Spider-Man's rogue's gallery, ah ahahahah. But more seriously, I was thinking of him as a joint adversary for the two of them, if possible.

I plan on usong her in Batman.

[HenryJonesJr]

Approvals for people will be up tomorrow so we can get moving on the IC thread.

[HenryJonesJr]

DeathstrokeSW said
How do you feel about Crime Syndicate Characters?

I'd be hesitant to say yes considering how many main villains we have available already, but I'd take a look at the CS.

[DeathstrokeSW]

OK, I'll put him together.

[Gowi]

Nightrunner said
I plan on usong her in Batman.

Kitty Pryde for Batman? Is Bruce tapping a fourteen year old? Please say no, lol

[DeathstrokeSW]

Player Name:DeathstrokeSW

Character: Ultraman (Kru-Il)

Power and Abilities: All those of the Normal Superman

Affiliation (Justice League, HAMMER, X-Men, etc): None, Pissibly rime Syndiate.

Alignment (Good/Evil/Walking the Line):Evil.

Character Notes (Anything you would like to expand on [Established Rogues, NPCs, etc]):Inspired mostly by N52 Earth THree Ultraman, however, I did wanna put my own spin on him.

Background and Story So Far: Ultraman's story does not begin on Earth. Nor does it even begin with his birth. His story begins with his Father. Just as Zod staged a coup d'état, and sent his son to Eartth, Jor-Il, Renowned Kryptonian scientist defended Krypton. Jor-Il fought against Zod, and secured Kru-Il's place on Earth.

Fearing for his child's life, Jor-Il made recordings for the child to listen to as he drifted through space, swiftly making his way towards earth. The messages of power, strength, and self preservation and superiority of the self above all else were hammered into the child. As he crashlanded into a Minnesotan snowfield, he was discovered by John and Mary Taggert. The Taggerts took the boy in, raising him until he was seven, wherein they tried to abandon him. He promptly responded by burning their house down and burying them in the backyard. Not trusting humans thanks to the harsh messages from his father, Kru-Il bounced from foster home to foster home, merely passing the time as his body developed. When Superman revealed himself, Kru-Il instantly knew: He was not the last of his kind. But as he watched this Kryptonian, he grew into a sort of contempt for the other. This so-called "Superman" was selfless, compassionate. Where was his individual drive, his need for strength?

In the end, Kru-Il knew that he himself should be revealed to the world, but not as one of these "Superheroes." No, Kru-Il would serve only himself and his own aims and kill anyone who gets in his way. Thus, donning his father's old suit placed in the spacecraft he was ferried in, Ultraman was born. And the earth has Yet to See what he can really do.

Roster Picture:

Sample Post:

Metropolis, Day.

The city shines in early morning light, early risers and work commuters walk the streets, some with purpose, others with lizard like lassitude. Husbands kiss wives goodbye, and sons wave mothers farewell. Buses chauffeur their fares, and taxis stride the roads with an obnoxious overconfidence. All of this is carried out with the normal humdrum of life; children rush to school, adults to work.

From atop his perch on the Globe of the Daily Planet, Ultraman sees all of this, but it is not what he is looking for. He searches the city for a suitable way to make his mark, to make his presence known, to force these humans to feel his presence. Ultraman cracked his neck, and as he did so, the words of his father drifted through his head.

Stay strong, my son; for only the STRONGEST will survive.

Searching through the busy streets, he finally finds what he is looking for, Shifting his weight forward, Ultraman plunges into free-fall, letting the plunge force wind into his face, savoring the adrenaline rush. After fifteen stories, he pulled up, shifting into supersonic flight. Picking up speed, he became little more than a red-blue blur as the sound barrier broke.

FROM HERE ITS WIP

[Sloth]

Nightrunner said
I plan on using her in Batman.

That still doesn't explain why I should mention her in BB's sheet, lolz. Or even where I'd put her.

Gowi said
Kitty Pryde for Batman? Is Bruce tapping a fourteen year old? Please say no, lol

Batman gets around, man.

DeathstrokeSW said
Ultraman

Plz no.

[DeathstrokeSW]

What's wrong with ultraman?

[Sloth]

DeathstrokeSW said
What's wrong with ultraman?

Kryptonians.

[Gowi]

Ultraman redesigned would still be a pretty big deal, I think Sloth's just concerned about his presence.

[DeathstrokeSW]

Presence?

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Gowi said
Kitty Pryde for Batman? Is Bruce tapping a fourteen year old? Please say no, lol

Bruce does what (and who) he wants.

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Sloth said
That still doesn't explain why I should mention her in BB's sheet, lolz. Or even where I'd put her.Batman gets around, man.Plz no.

I said would you mind 'not' mentioning her.

[Gowi]

Nightrunner said
Bruce does what (and who) he wants.

It seems like a bit of a theft from anybody who may want to do X-Men stories, though. Not that I had plans with mentioning her with M'gann, but hey.

[Enarr]

I think you'll get what I'm doing with her when you see my sheet. You can speculate as much as you want, and I may even suggest you're right. But I want her function to be a surprise. If you are heartless enough to say 'no' on the grounds of someone possibly taking the X-Men later on, so be it. I'll just have wasted several days of hard work.

Hey Jones: Mind if I say Bruce trained under Kraven?

[Gowi]

I'm just making a comment, I won't deny something since we have such a small (and non x-men playerbase) community. Though I do think it's additionally strange for Batman to train under a crazed maniac like Kraven.

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Gowi said
I'm just making a comment, I won't deny something since we have such a small (and non x-men playerbase) community. Though I do think it's additionally strange for Batman to train under a crazed maniac like Kraven.

I'm just being dramatic, btw. There's nothing here saying that this Kraven is a maniac. If he is, maybe he wasn't one at the time. Or maybe Bruce put up with it because there were things to be learned.

[Gowi]

I still have to finish my Kate Bishop app (its a modified one from v1 of "Titans" btw). But I'm all very interested to see your Batapp.

[Sloth]

Nightrunner said
Bruce does what (and who) he wants.

Until Dick sleeps with them first.

Nightrunner said
I said would you mind 'not' mentioning her.

Oh, my bad mate, must've read it wrong.

Nightrunner said
I think you'll get what I'm doing with her when you see my sheet. You can speculate as much as you want, and I may even suggest you're right. But I want her function to be a surprise. If you are heartless enough to say 'no' on the grounds of someone possibly taking the X-Men later on, so be it. I'll just have wasted several days of hard work.

I think what Gowi's trying to say is that the implementation of Kitty Pryde into a Batman character makes seemingly little sense considering Batman's already got such a colorful cast of characters to work with, Kitty Pryde just seems a little "out-there".

Nightrunner said Hey Jones: Mind if I say Bruce trained under Kraven?

Now you're just going a little too far off left base.