Originally posted by Yaoi Huntress Earth
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Which Creature/Group would "Blank" Fictional Character would be in?
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Forum's Official's Joker and Trickster. Pardon my bad english, aint my first language (I Speak Spanish).
ST: DtF, HtR, WtO, MtA
Signature Chars: Crowley (hakalu), Joe The Nuwisha (WtA)
Changelings: be afraid of the Technocracian High Five of Doom
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Dr. Angus Bumby (the Alice game series) would surprise the Technocracy by choosing to be a Syndricate (or whatever they were called back then). He would claim he's helping the market by giving troubled and orphaned kids a chance to forget their pain and go on to become healthy, functioning adults with a purpose. Which would fit the Convention's desire to bring comfort to the masses. When he's really minding-wiping them to become child sex slaves to satisfy his cruelty and line his pockets.
And if he survives his convention's wrath when they find out, he'd run to the Nephandi.
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Had the day to myself, so I spent it watching the Alien Trilogy and Robocop.
First, while Robocop himself would easily fit into an Iteration X project, the REST of the movie is full on Pentex. From the commercials strewn throughout the movie, to the shareholders' meetings.
Aliens is a movie that gives off strong Mage vibes--Void Engineers in particular. But I could also see the Wyrm serving as inspiration behind the creatures themselves(and Weyland Yutani).
"Steel isn't strong, boy. Flesh is stronger."
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Originally posted by No One of Consequence View PostFomori, maybe?
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Originally posted by Saur Ops Specialist View Post
It depends on what you're going for. If you want him to be utterly doomed, a fomor. If he's supposed to be on par with others, something else with anger problems. Pretty much anything could do, from some strange variety of Mockery Breed to one of the angrier kiths of changeling.
I like it.
Though to me, he always comes across as a very tragic character(not the current Hulk, however), so maybe fomor works best.
"Steel isn't strong, boy. Flesh is stronger."
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The Hulk?
Come on, you can almost take his backstory 1:1 and make Bruce Banner an upright, curious Progenitor scientist whose experiments have taken a wrong, tragic turn ending in his current condition
If you want to keep it very tragic, he's still on the run from his former colleagues and the Technocracy, who'd love to see what makes him tick...for one reason or another...while he himself tries to get a grip on his state, and not hurt anybody by accident.
Alternatively, he actually, begrudgingly is back in their fold in a less-than-official capacity, as part of a rather....experimental Ops Unit consisting of Progenitor experiments, It-X technology, a (gasp) Reality Deviant or two, and NWO supervisors...Last edited by Ambrosia; 09-20-2017, 10:31 AM.
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