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One of the five winners of the First and Second Labor
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One of the five winners of the First Labor
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Filming men in spandex kicking ass to complete my data so that I may also make spandex of my own. But call them covert suits to seperate them.
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"What the!?" As soon as William said that, Tommy was already rushing out. He knew what they'd face.
"Oh no! The fuzz! What ever shall I do?!" Wendy giggled as she levitated in the air. "Oh! I know! Blow you away like I did a minute ago!" She said as she sent out a gust of wind to try and push Noel off her feet.
Thomas held up his card again, now blank before showing the same image of The Windy.
"No doubt about it. The Yellow Devil is here." He said.
"What's this... Yellow Devil? And why does it sound like something my mommy fought?" Morgan said.
"Something you don't wanna concern yourself with. You best stay away from this one kid. I don't want you to get hurt." Thomas said.
"Hey! I can hold out on my own! See?" With that, Morgan pulled out a broadsword as Thomas jumped away.
"Woah!" Thomas jumped away. The sword was easily half the size of Morgan, yet he held it like it was a dagger. "... Okay... but if you get hurt, don't go crying to your mom." He said.
"I won't!" Morgan said.
"Good. Let's go!" He said as the black and red material used on his guns began to form around him. It recreated his uniform, but this time adding a red scarf around his neck. The two ran off at the same time as the others.
Luckily for the grandfather, he wound up in Florida Man's arms. He looked to his savior and smiled towards him, not caring about the weird dresscode or his method of transportation.
"THANK YOU!" He said. He then realized. "My daughter! My daughter's in danger!" He tried to tell Florida Man.
"Oh no! The fuzz! What ever shall I do?!" Wendy giggled as she levitated in the air. "Oh! I know! Blow you away like I did a minute ago!" She said as she sent out a gust of wind to try and push Noel off her feet.
Thomas held up his card again, now blank before showing the same image of The Windy.
"No doubt about it. The Yellow Devil is here." He said.
"What's this... Yellow Devil? And why does it sound like something my mommy fought?" Morgan said.
"Something you don't wanna concern yourself with. You best stay away from this one kid. I don't want you to get hurt." Thomas said.
"Hey! I can hold out on my own! See?" With that, Morgan pulled out a broadsword as Thomas jumped away.
"Woah!" Thomas jumped away. The sword was easily half the size of Morgan, yet he held it like it was a dagger. "... Okay... but if you get hurt, don't go crying to your mom." He said.
"I won't!" Morgan said.
"Good. Let's go!" He said as the black and red material used on his guns began to form around him. It recreated his uniform, but this time adding a red scarf around his neck. The two ran off at the same time as the others.
Luckily for the grandfather, he wound up in Florida Man's arms. He looked to his savior and smiled towards him, not caring about the weird dresscode or his method of transportation.
"THANK YOU!" He said. He then realized. "My daughter! My daughter's in danger!" He tried to tell Florida Man.
@Weird Tales
Okay, that's a problem.
It mainly depends on what exactly HOW fast the character goes. Superhuman speeds, like, faster than a speeding bullet or the speed of sound, would break the game because in the time it takes for someone to throw a punch, you'd thrown almost ten thousand times that. Not to mention being able to dodge almost anything that heads your way in a snap of a finger.
There are levels of super speed that are acceptable though. From what I remembered, I had a character who could move as fast as a Cheetah in a previous RPG.
Okay, that's a problem.
It mainly depends on what exactly HOW fast the character goes. Superhuman speeds, like, faster than a speeding bullet or the speed of sound, would break the game because in the time it takes for someone to throw a punch, you'd thrown almost ten thousand times that. Not to mention being able to dodge almost anything that heads your way in a snap of a finger.
There are levels of super speed that are acceptable though. From what I remembered, I had a character who could move as fast as a Cheetah in a previous RPG.
@Weird Tales
Yeah, it's par for the course whenever something enters a portal. They tend to get powers. What sort of powers are you thinking of?
Yeah, it's par for the course whenever something enters a portal. They tend to get powers. What sort of powers are you thinking of?
@Weird Tales
Actually, your idea can work. However, not in the way you want it.
See, I've done a bit of world building, and in that world building I have accounted for humanizations/anthropomorphisms of animals for just an occasion.
Alright, so in the multiverse, portals open up to people desiring an escape. This can mean a lot of things, like getting out of a bad situation or wanting to see the world or doing something with their life. So long as someone possesses a strong escapist mindset and if the person making the portals wants to make their dreams come true, they'll get portal'd to another world.
However, animals tend not to have this, due to their instinct and non-sapient nature. However, some animals are sapient enough to give off the same escapist desires that humans can present. While the portal'n on animals more likely applies to talking animals, I would say that it can work on the weasel provided it possesses the escapist ideals.
And thus, the weasel gets portal'd to whatever world you want and in the process of the dark portal nature (the portal connects to a dark sea of abyss that acts as a hyperhighway to other worlds), transformed into either a humanized version or in your case, anthropomorphized version. Would that work?
Actually, your idea can work. However, not in the way you want it.
See, I've done a bit of world building, and in that world building I have accounted for humanizations/anthropomorphisms of animals for just an occasion.
Alright, so in the multiverse, portals open up to people desiring an escape. This can mean a lot of things, like getting out of a bad situation or wanting to see the world or doing something with their life. So long as someone possesses a strong escapist mindset and if the person making the portals wants to make their dreams come true, they'll get portal'd to another world.
However, animals tend not to have this, due to their instinct and non-sapient nature. However, some animals are sapient enough to give off the same escapist desires that humans can present. While the portal'n on animals more likely applies to talking animals, I would say that it can work on the weasel provided it possesses the escapist ideals.
And thus, the weasel gets portal'd to whatever world you want and in the process of the dark portal nature (the portal connects to a dark sea of abyss that acts as a hyperhighway to other worlds), transformed into either a humanized version or in your case, anthropomorphized version. Would that work?
Oh, crap, I had no idea the IC was running this entire time.
Uhh, I may have to drop purely out of being unable to catch up/integrate my character into the IC at this point.
Don't worry. It's easy for you to get in.
@Weird Tales
Yes and mostly yes. They start out as humans, but they are allowed to, provided the power is appropriate to them, transform into something else. Like werewolves, for instance.
Yes and mostly yes. They start out as humans, but they are allowed to, provided the power is appropriate to them, transform into something else. Like werewolves, for instance.
@Weird Tales
No. If you took the time to read the front post, you'll notice Rule 5.
After a certain point (the 16th of July), I won't be accepting OCs that come from different worlds. Instead, the OCs that are allowed have to have their origins from Earth. This doesn't necessarily mean they have to directly come from Earth to where the current action is. They could come from Earth, and have spent a good chunk of their lives traveling the multiverse prior to joining the RPG.
Nearly all my OC's are this. To give you an example, Thomas came from Earth, but temporarily stayed at someone's house in another world. After tragedy struck, he ran off to attend an academy in a different world. After a certain period of time, he ended up traveling the Multiverse as a Devil Hunter and thus joined the RPG by getting to the Western World.
Your first character was accepted because your character was made before the rule was made, and thus is Grandfathered in. You can play Canon characters too, if you want.
And link to OOC/IC
No. If you took the time to read the front post, you'll notice Rule 5.
After a certain point (the 16th of July), I won't be accepting OCs that come from different worlds. Instead, the OCs that are allowed have to have their origins from Earth. This doesn't necessarily mean they have to directly come from Earth to where the current action is. They could come from Earth, and have spent a good chunk of their lives traveling the multiverse prior to joining the RPG.
Nearly all my OC's are this. To give you an example, Thomas came from Earth, but temporarily stayed at someone's house in another world. After tragedy struck, he ran off to attend an academy in a different world. After a certain period of time, he ended up traveling the Multiverse as a Devil Hunter and thus joined the RPG by getting to the Western World.
Your first character was accepted because your character was made before the rule was made, and thus is Grandfathered in. You can play Canon characters too, if you want.
And link to OOC/IC
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