UnendingEmpire

I'm not even sure what genre this belongs in.

TheyMostlyComeAtNight said is Kill La Kill good?

Extremely. Go watch it. Right now. Right fucking now.

Zombehs said Premises sounds fun, is there any specific group that's going to be focused on, or play whatever class you want to?

I'd like to focus in on students who either have F-Level Chips or none at all; I'm still puzzling that out with myself.
EDIT: For the KLK fans (and TMCAN if he follows my advice) I'd like to explain how stuff is divided up, both in power and lifestyle. I'll put a more general description in the official OOC so that we can get people in here without them having to watch KLK (which they should anyway; it's a really good show)

No Chip - F-Level: About equal to No-Star students in KLK.
D-Level - C-Level: About equal to One-Star.
B-Level - A-Level: Two-Star
S-Level: Three-Star

I'm not even sure what genre this belongs in.

A first interest is all the constructive I could ask :)

Aiming to get three or four more.

St. Vincent College LGBT Support Group(Romance)

I didn't even notice we were in Free :o

Sadly, I do need to turn in on this one. I've got another pending RP booting up, yet another in the works, and two whole other forums where I'm starting an RP each. Least I managed to notice the huge plate I've got before posting in the IC ^_^;

Pokemon: The Stuff of Legends

Ana

Name: Ana (no surname)

Age: 26

Position/Title: Royal Guard

Appearance:

Personality: Brash and over-confident, Ana's greatest flaw is her pride. No matter how many times you knock her down, she'll get back up not because she wants to win, but because she refuses to lose. This pride of hers can make her pretty violent sometimes, but unless you're out to pick a fight, Ana will probably leave you be. She also loves her Haxorus more than anything in the world, and will command him in battle with the vigor and drive of a trainer.

History: Not much to say here...as if! Ana's history is far from plain, but it can be summed up pretty quickly. When she was young, she cut off her family ties and formed a group of bandits. Shortly after, her men were fixing to sell off a whole bunch of Dragon-type Pokemon. Ana personally kept an Axew from the bunch. For a while, it was a pretty good gig, running a bandit team with a faithful Axew at her side. Take what she wanted, when she wanted. Then came the trap from the guards, which she foolishly ran right into with a recently-evolved Fraxure. Bandit leader Ana was going to be sentenced to execution until she proposed she join the guards and swear off her crime. They thought it was freakin' hilarious. They didn't think it was so funny after she one by one took down three guards with Fraxure's help. Two years ago, Ana was enlisted in the guards.

Some months later, Fraxure evolved into the mighty Haxorus, and with that new scale of power came a new title. With the King and Queen gone, they wanted somebody who could think like a criminal working inside the castle. Ana happily accepted.

Relationships: Her only relationship as of now worth noting is with her Haxorus.

Pokemon At Your Service: Haxorus

Moveset: Outrage, Swords Dance, False Swipe, Gilloutine

Pokemon's Personality: Like Ana, Haxorus will keep getting back up until he can't even hold himself up anymore. He and the ex-bandit leader have a very deep bond, and he'll always have her back. He knows she's got his.

Pokemon: The Stuff of Legends

Try hitting Edit then Edit Post, nothing more or less. That sometimes helps.

I'm not even sure what genre this belongs in.

This RP draws from a whole lot of different anime and game series I've come to love over the years. I won't list them for the purpose of "you don't actually have to know what they are to get this," but I felt it should have been noted. I just sorta splurged while waiting on a download for an episode of Kill La Kill (one of the big inspirations to this, by the way) so it's kinda long ^_^;

Welcome to the world where the rich rule over the poor with an iron fist, where the cities are built vertically with the rich literally living above the poor. If the elites of society are out to ruin the day of the countless impoverished, you'd better hope you're not among them. If they're feeling abnormally merciful, the sprawling slums at the bottom of every city's food chain and layout may actually have a pretty good day ahead of them. Where you live - and by effect, how well you live - is determined by the top of the top; the Chair of each different city. Why not rebel, right? Why not just round everybody up, since the rich would be easily outnumbered? Well, they've got something the poor don't, besides money. A neat little piece of technology called a Battle Chip.

What does a Battle Chip do? You see, these were weapons developed so that humans could wage war without countless casualties every single time. Different Chips are built on different Levels, rising from F all the way to S. Typically, only Chairs have S-Level Battle Chips. "But, you still didn't say what they did," you might be thinking. That's because different Chips do different things, depending on the specific model. Some Chips just enhance a person's abilities, or grant them entirely new ones that would otherwise be deemed impossible. Some Chips summon a monster to aid the user in battle. But without a Battle Deck - the thing you install your Chip in - there's no way to use it. Effectively, the owner of an S-Level Chip would be incapable of even fighting an F-Level without his Battle Deck.

How are Battle Decks distributed? At the Chair's discretion, of course. The Chair controls who gets a Battle Deck, what Level and type of Battle Chip they'll get, and this often leads to an elite few getting A or S-Level Chips who devote themselves to enforcing the local Chair's nigh-tyranny. So what about the people who don't have Battle Decks, or Battle Chips for that matter? Naturally, these are the ones put in the lowest stages of the cities, and they pretty much have no real choice but to put up with it.

That's not to say this is an invincible rule, of course. Sometimes, a person with a Battle Deck might go rogue, or lose it just for somebody on a lower stage of society to find it. There have been uprisings before, but they always go down pretty quickly. Sometimes somebody from the slums of the city can rise up through the ranks in town - typically through the local academy - and go from having no Battle Chip to being the owner of an A-Level Chip. They typically lose themselves to their newfound lives of luxury, however, and often forget about the poor they left behind. But whether you own an A-Level Chip, have no Battle Chip whatsoever, or are a personal friend of the Chair him/herself, you're a resident of this city, and a student at the local academy.

I'm pretty sure that's the most I've ever written for an RP premise o.o
So if you're interested, don't hesitate to say so ^_^ I'd hate for this hard work to be for nothing after all.

Pokemon: The Stuff of Legends [Legendaries, medieval, adventure]

Carcosa's Talonflame is in the top percentage of Talonflame.
Youngster Joey helped breed it.

EDIT: Seems you've gotten the two more you wanted :)

Hi.

Welcome aboard :) mythologies of all origins are pretty neat, so it's neat that you like that topic.

Hope to see you in the forums!

Pokemon: The Stuff of Legends [Legendaries, medieval, adventure]

I'll get started on a guard immediately. dat Hydreigon Haxorus tho.
(would normally go Hydreigon, but today feels like a Haxorus day)

Pokemon: The Stuff of Legends [Legendaries, medieval, adventure]

Didn't expect the guards to get legendaries too ^_^ is it possible for a guard to have a companion that isn't a legendary, namely Haxorus?

If not, I'll call out dibs on Registeel :)

EDIT: And Mewtwo would be out of the question to boot, right? Given he technically wouldn't even exist yet?