Or /coc/ thread if that's what you look for in the catalog.
Wiki:
https://the-conservatory.fandom.com/wiki/The_/co/nservatory_Wiki
Past threads:
https://desuarchive.org/co/search/text/the-conservatory%20wiki/type/op/
Weekly?
Or /coc/ thread if that's what you look for in the catalog.
Wiki:
https://the-conservatory.fandom.com/wiki/The_/co/nservatory_Wiki
Past threads:
https://desuarchive.org/co/search/text/the-conservatory%20wiki/type/op/
>How does this work?
>It works like a community toy chest. In the /coc/ threads you are free to post whatever ideas/settings/characters you want, but you have to be OK with other people playing with them (tweaking them, putting them in stories, using them for things, etc.)
>There's no guarantee that what you post will catch on either.
>If the OC you are posting is YOURS for something you are personally doing, then it would go to the "How is your webcomic?" threads.
>If you just want feedback on an OC of yours, then it would go in the "donut steel" threads or drawthreads.
If the thread dies suddenly or you still want to discuss something when there's no thread:
https://boards.plusCinemaphile/coc/
Last time:
-JackHammer I2Eye script writing
-More of the thicc redhead and sticc prince
-Boss Moss possible backstories
-Tarot card drawing
-New pics
-New idea discussion
-Other stuff I didn't mention
Bloop approaches Belle and asks her to destroy a takoyaki stand. How would Belle deal with the situation?
Octopi eat each other regularly though.
With all the octopus facts I'm now learning, I was wondering if Bloop is like the bad cap to Belle's good cop?
We haven't seen an update from THEFAPV anon in a while.
More drafts
He's taking something very seriously.
Bump on a Sunday morning
It does seem like it's going to be one of those days.
Are there any noteworthy magical or cosmic artefacts in the Cinemaphileverse?
First thing that came to mind was Regicide's mask.
Even then it's not too powerful.
There's also that sword Hummingbird uses, can't think of much else.
On tope of that, I want to give Playwright a letter opener that doubles as an enchanted ritual knife.
I moreso meant items that aren't specific to any one character in particular due to their history or cosmic significance.
Like Cosmic Cube or Necronimicon-type macguffin.
l believe the Chaptor vs. General Freedom comic makes mention of a "primal totem" that drove Chaptor to a feral state though i'm not sure its actually seen.
>Verbera Seed
>a piece of technology made XelnagaPrecursorOldone race that's either gone or long dead
>looks like a small-size trophy pedestal with a pale floating point on top
>when activated, it reverses the universal expansion inwards and accelerates it n^n amount of times
>once the entirety of existence is compressed into the point that's no bigger than a rye seed, it initiates another Big Bang, which can be violent enough to affect the neighbouring realities
I made one up called Plot Armor. Very powerful, everyone is after it.
The whole story involves the Justice Cinemaphilerades vs Sageworthy Society vs Conrad and Newman. Some alien is bringing the Plot Armor to a special sort of distribution center to get it shipped to an unknown entity that has purchased it, so the Justice Cinemaphilemrades watches over it to make sure nothing happens. Well something happens; the Sageworthy Society got word of it and gets into a tussle with the J comrades and steals the item. Btw, the Sageworthy Society got a new villain because IHM fired Samegay (he is now working at Taco Bell). The new villain is some edgy zoomer and he'll be super cringey every time he faces the Justice Cinemaphilemrades. Eventually I'll put Samegay back in after his shift ends.
The new villain is Blayde Darkshadow. He wears a fursuit, A VILLAINOUS FURSUIT. Nothing personal, Cinemaphilemrades, heh.
One of Deviant Bart's new creations?
No way, they're going to try to out edge each other.
Who has more of a tragic past? Who is Sasuke's biggest fan? Find out in the next episode of justice Cinemaphilemrades
In the Enlightenment's page of the wiki there's a reference to this Murky Mirror, made by an unidentified Cinemaphilesmic One, that as far as I understand gives form to souls.
On another note, I hope I'm not intruding too much into the thread, but I wanted to say that I'll make the Stargaze thread late today: I discovered that I'm in a place where I'm banned from making new threads.
Speaking of which, would the Stargaze Universe (the Ainerte Cosmos as one anon called it) be /coc/ enough to consider the cosmic artifacts of the setting as belonging to the bigger picture of the Cinemaphileverse? Things like the shard of the Lightstar, or the Hallows of the Void mentioned in one of the threads.
Or would you guys be against the idea?
Is Cinemaphileverse meant to be all of /coc/ or just a certain /coc/ project?
Anything that can reasonably coexist with other such projects/isn't an explicitly self-contained setting (like AU type stuff)
Also, Cheshire's scarf and Quickdraw's giant crayon.
Depends on the Cinemaphileverse. I think a lot of artists have their own interpretation on what's powerful and what ain't so powerful.
People can decide on a lot of artifacts in the Cinemaphileverse being powerful, but I already have the thought of an item in my story that practically nullifies everything and everyone, and it's been central to my theme of absolutes.
The Dagger of Thule!
It's the dagger of something alright (i dunno what it is yet lol)
Still finishing up that other comic page but I got distracted reading a book for one of my classes.
Sketched a Colby, but she got soaked in the rain
Reminds me of Brienne from GoT
A god indication on if she remembered to put on a bra that day though.
Something not tied to a character.
Hmm.
There isn't really much of that in /coc/ content. Everything pretty much gets tied to characters.
We could make some up.
Here’s just a list of random shit off the top of my head:
>The Blorrf
>The Editor’s Pen
>The Andromedian
>The Seven Seals of Galdrop-9
>The Astro-Helix
The Editor's Pen sounds like it could already be something.
These are some top tier names anon. Might have to use these for later segments of Percinnius' story
I'd been brainstorming lately about a book titled "The Dyad" that Percinnius would get from The Wayward Tome. The idea would be that it's a cosmic book that holds all the details and "source code" of the life and death mechanisms in existence. It'd be a pretty important step in his journey I imagine, though I would want to keep its concept separate from him entirely so that other stories could more easily use it.
Thoughts?
>The idea would be that it's a cosmic book that holds all the details and "source code" of the life and death mechanisms in existence
Please elaborate.
The best way that I can explain it is that it's the rulebook and literal source code of life and death in worldly and otherworldly matters. It is the guide that the universe uses to determine life and death questions and answers. Like a character in a videogame reading the death and spawns scripts, or somebody in a movie reading the script for the film they're in.
Of course, it's not really "just" a book, and it's not really a book that can be "read" either. Surely, looking at its contents in-universe would cause madness and lunacy. Something so beyond the comprehension of a meagre fictional character that to gaze upon its writings is paramount to mental suicide.
Or something like that, I think
That actually works with the concept I came up with for the Editor’s Pen, it being an otherworldly dimensional object that just looks like a normal pen. Depending on how it’s use, you can affect different aspects of reality. For example, using it to draw a circle in the air you could make a hole to escape to another dimension, but it entirely depends on you thinking that, or else it might just make a ball appear and fall or a ring that vanishes into smoke. Some concept applies with words/sentences too.
As I was thinking about it, I imagined The Dyad being the sister book to another titled The Monad, which, while being not present in the actual story, would be just as important. The Monad would be the very truths of reality manifested. Everything that ever has been, ever could be, and ever will be down to the very micro-atom was written in its pages, having a similar but more extreme effect on the reader as The Dyad.
Perhaps these books and The Editor's Pen are connected in some way? That The Editor's Pen is a literal deus ex machina, being a self insert for the desires of the writer at any given moment. Always present but never seen. Logically then, the pen is what wrote these two books, and the pen itself must cause some form of cursed eldritch madness on those who behold it, much like the effects of cosmic truths in our own world.
I would actually argue the opposite. The Editor’s Pen is, on a meta level, based on how the whims of an editor can change a writer’s ideas for better or worse, and you have to deal with the consequences of the change once done. So if the Monad and Dyad are the world building and truths of the world, then the Editor’s Pen (Edict Ors Paan in the olden tongue to follow your theme) I assume would be a gift from beyond to allow the mortals to be able to “change their fate”, show their choices aren’t set in stone, but it’s entirely up to the user on how it’s used,
My only opposition to that idea is that /coc/ stories don't have editors, and nothing in the /coc/ universe has really been affected heavily by any editors. I feel like the idea itself isn't bad, but there would already need to be a meta precedent for it to have any actual weight or meaning in the stories it's used in.
I do like the idea of it being a gift from the author for the characters to choose their own fate, but at the same time, that plot point is always going to be written by the author so it has a sort of twisted "fate is already decided but it's not" kind of vibe. That the characters are themselves both slaves to their writer, and also manifestors of their own destiny. I'm still for making it drive the people who have been gifted its power mad too.
>My only opposition to that idea is that /coc/ stories don't have editors, and nothing in the /coc/ universe has really been affected heavily by any editors
Well we don't have a Comics Code Authority ether. And yet...
All good points. I think it makes sense to have The Editor's Pen manifest as a method to manipulate reality and destiny in-universe, as a retroactive rewriting of what perhaps already exists within both The Monad and The Dyad. Like I mentioned, it fits the idea of it being a literal deus ex machina, as an outside force exerts creative force to change the story against what the in-universe books write it as.
Should we really call it Edict Ors Paan, to fit the theme, stick with The Editor's Pen, or change it to something a bit more snappy like Edict Mandatum?
Worth noting that the Fae consider reality to be a big story they call the Grand Narrative, so, there's a thematic connection there too.
>Should we really call it Edict Ors Paan, to fit the theme, stick with The Editor's Pen, or change it to something a bit more snappy like Edict Mandatum?
I only called it that to fit the theme, but I think over time it earned the colloquial name of “The Editor’s Pen” over its original one, so I’m for using both. Though I will say I really like the name Edict Mandatum over my version.
So it's set in stone then? We have a set of three new Cinemaphilesmic artifacts to put on the wiki, probably on their own page. I can't do it right now but if somebody wants to write it up they're free to.
>The Monad
A book that puts to experience and manifestation all of the factors of reality. It is existence, the heart of its expression.
>The Dyad
A book that puts into experience both life, and death. It is the alpha and the omega, and what determines the cycles of existence.
>(The) Edict Mandatum
A pen that can overwrite the dictations of the twin books, and manifest as both the author's direct will over the story, and be used by characters within the universe to change their own fate and manipulate existence.
/coc/ is for explicitly original concepts and characters that are written into the public domain, not fan content.
Okay, here's the page set up. Any thoughts? Changes?
https://the-conservatory.fandom.com/wiki//Co/smic_Artifacts
A bit early for a page, but OK.
I'll have to read through it more carefully later.
Stargaze is /coc/ as much as anything else like it is. I'd put it in the same category as SuperMoms, BreastQuest, Supocapolypse, etc., so it's fine in these threads I'd say.
>I'd put it in the same category as SuperMoms, BreastQuest, Supocapolypse, etc.
So how much of it would be in the main Cinemaphile verse? If I was so inclined, can I make a story where a character from Stargaze ends up e.g. in the setting of the Pineapple Cake? Would that be an AU, so that other storylines are not disturbed?
Should I come up with a McGuffin that opens portals across dimensions, or maybe I should make something with The Archivist or Hank from the Courier Guild?
It's all hypotetical, because I don't have much time these days, but I still find some time to daydream while I drink my coffee. And I want to make something for these threads in the future, as a form of gratitude.
Seems like a cause of Mandela Effect.
It’s more of a commentary on editors much like the Comics Code is in the Golden Girl stuff. I’m keeping in mind that /coc/ is a toybox so you can create a character and eventually someone might come along and frick it up to the point that they’re unrecognizable, which does happen in main comics. I think it would be a good “nuclear option” to reset or completely change a character and give an inverse reason for such a drastic change. I’m fine with it driving people crazy, I just think users with stronger wills will be less affected by it. But if it created a bunch of COIE Pariahs/Psycho Pirates I think that would be kind of funny.
After I was done writing the Cinemaphilele story another anon was helping me edit. We never finished editing it though.
>*COUGH COUGH COUGH*
>....
>inhales
>THE THEONAUT
That experience was truly... "the bomb."
Test
Whats she from?
Cleophidia, a sort of Skathi side character. That image was a preview for a minicomic vote, which I believe Wisp wound up winning instead.
Aah, understood
Good to know
>See Mighty Ducks threads
>Watch the show in a marathon
>Extrapolate that Wildwing's doubts about his leadership is because of his survivor's guilt
>Read into flashback scenes and imagine that Wildwing is gay for Canard.
> Compelled to draw deviantart tier cringe art to convey this
I love being normal.
Wrong thread but uh, nice gay furry constellation you got there.
wait, it is? It's a fan concept, i tohught it counted. Also thanks
Yeah this is the /coc/ thread, for Cinemaphile original characters. Cinemaphilenrad, Cinemaphilelette, etc.
ah, sorry. Off i frick
If you want to get technical, weird AUs still fall under the banner of /coc/. They have since the beginning.
Still not really the thread for it, but if you want to split hairs...
Only if they really take on a life of their own, such as Stella, Hazel, etc. Untested fanworks should go in the relevant threads, I think.
True.
We've been seeing more of them in recent years, which is surprising given how much of downward turn Cinemaphile took some years back.
Well, goodnight.
Another potential artefact I came up with, this time a science one that also pokes fun at some of the tropes (i.e. it's a dumb visual pun):
>T-BUBBLE (short for techno-bubble)
>a computer that looks like a semi-translucent sphere, which is where it got its name for
>it contains an AI of near-infinite computation
>its main function allows it to come up with modifications for other pieces of technology that allow them to circumvent the laws of nature in all sorts of kinda plausible-sounding ways at user's request (for example, it can make a device that combines strong, weak and electromagnetic forces into a Grand Unified Theory force within a certain area)
>the single most thought after piece of tech in the Cinemaphileverse and the mere act of using it is a challenge in an of itself
*most sought after
An interesting idea. It reminds me of the old Xbox 720 stuff from way back in the day. It's like an 8-ball with a super-AI giving you the answers.
Should this AI have personality?
Maybe. I can imagine it being vaguely cynical and hateful in general, but programmed beyond its free will to give the answers to the questions it's asked
I already mentioned how using it is a difficult task and this might be the reason why: it can't refuse the user the answer outright, but it might deem your request so moronic that it puts it behind seven layers of riddles and unintuitive interface.
It can teach you how to make a completely chemically inert material, but you'll have to work for it.
Aldo, I want to rename it to "Teta-Bubble", but I'm afraid the pun won't be as obvious.
>It can't refuse the answer outright, but it might deem your request so moronic that it puts it behind seven layers of riddles and unintuitive interface
That's a really good idea. I feel like it could both fit the more Lovecraftian meta style of the other artifacts previously mentioned ITT, as well as add some humorous contrast as it's still just a sardonic butthole AI that fricks with people just because.
That's why I like to assume that the only (human) beings that can use T-BUBBLE to anywhere near it's full potential are people like Springtime and Doctor Science.
Anyone else who's considered a genius, but still fall behind them on the intelligence scale, can maybe once fish out an answer to whatever inquiry they might have before their intelligence gets demeaned and insulted so hard that even the prospect of cheating the laws of reality becomes not worth it.
Bump
bump
As /coc/‘a resident Architect, I was was following that thread before it got pruned, and there’s an idea I actually might play around with from it. The idea is you’re typical Superman Expy, but he has a fat fetish[spoiler].
I’m looking for help with a good superhero name for NotSuperman, so I’d love to hear suggestions. Since this is /coc/ I’m going to play him completely straight as Supes except for his fetish where he’ll act like Troy McClure when fish are involved.
[spoiler]Also, yes I’ll do something with him and Rebound.[spoiler][/spoiler]
Go away. The other thread was deleted for a reason.
So he's... trying to date Rebound or stalking her?
I don't even know what this other thread was, but it must've been something.
I feel like when fetishes are involved, the best way to use them is as a springboard into something else. The fetish is still there, but it's not the main focus.
I’m thinking he’ll probably be a one-off thing where he stops by in a stereotypical superhero team up, but Rebound’s sidekick gets suspicious of his intentions, so she thinks he’s actually a supervillain in disguise. Nope, turns out he’s so shifty because he doesn’t know how to explain that he likes bigger women and didn’t know how to express it. But the punchline is, Rebound thinks it’s sweet but she can’t go out with him because she’s been trying to lose weight and he’s being a bad influence. Crushing his hopes and dreams and leaving him to go back home with his tail between his legs. [spoiler]
Maybe he'll come to appreciate her for the ballooning she can do even if she loses the weight.
Is anything with Stargaze set on Earth? Is it all aliens? There's plenty of times disconnected Cinemaphile settings have crossed over (in concept).
If you want to keep it all up in space then sure, use the Pineapple Cake and other space characters for whatever.
If you want to have it on Earth, maybe Stargaze really is an 80s cartoon and somehow someone brings him to life from a VHS tape.
Earth would be very distant from the setting of Stargaze, because from a marketing pov it's better if children think that Stargaze is "out there", beyond the boring neighborhood of the Local Supercluster.
That said, people from Earth are no strangers in sci-fi fantasy cartoons, and I have in mind a couple of ideas.
>maybe Stargaze really is an 80s cartoon
I friggin' hope this will be the case one day.
>Maybe he'll come to appreciate her for the ballooning she can do even if she loses the weight.
Maybe, though I don’t think he’s a good fit for her, like with Supes and WW I don’t think she’d pair well with an alien hero type like Superman. I imagine after the break off he’ll disappear for a bit before finding his own personal NotLois Lane to fulfill his desires with.
Sunday bugdoodles. Bit of a quiet one but Shortsteel drafted up the bones for the next minicomic.
So the kaiju became popular with the voters?
Who/what is the green thing in the window?
It was a clean 50/50 split between him and Dragonfly, so we eventually decided to let Shortsteel have the tiebreaker (he has access to the scripts after all!)
We may just do Dragonfly for February instead of running another poll, so they can both be winners, we'll see what the supporters wanna do.
The thing in the window is a Green Lantern ring, we were discussing a fresh-baked cheesecake and the willpower required to wait for it to properly set instead of eating it right then and there.
What’s the latest Ladybug updates?
Freckles on her buns. Jk idk.
I was asking about if there’s any new comics coming besides the short monthly ones.
Checking in with Shortsteel, it does seem like work on #6 has fallen by the wayside as we focused on the minicomics. I guess we got distracted by our own shiny jingling keys more than any potential reader did.
Guess we need to refocus some!
Good luck.
So she's fighting dragons?
The top doodles were meant to be unrelated, I think, but that's a cool interpretation now that you mention it. Heck, there was that one doodle of the bugmech vs Galgodo in this 'pile here!
Thanks, seems like we need it.
They started it!
They claimed the year.
Is this Halo?
Yep
Bump
bump
Think Jade Empress would have any dragon golems?
I wanna see more of her citizen look.
If she had a base to work with.
I still think all of her golems have skeletons inside of them.
Could her breaking into a museum and getting her hands on a dino skeleton allow her to make her own dragon?
Seems like it might work for a story
Eh, we already did that with the other JE script.
See the "In The Grip of Jade" script.
A more recent entertaining line of thought was she just summoned zombies before the code retconned them into jade golems.
Something that would be retained even after the fall of the code because it was more interesting.
I think thats just jade/stone creations. There is only magic involved no necromancy.
I want to make a Super Villain Heist Crew, thinking Payday crossed with the Bad Guys, so give me some suggestions for powers. Thinking a 4 to 5 man group. I have one or two ideas for powers but I’d love to hear some input from other anons.
if you're thinking payday an easy one would be a man to stand in for the thermal drill
You're going to need a strong guy, hacker guy, cracker guy, shooter guy, lookout guy, inside-man guy, and a boss.
A strong guy can have your standard super strength or invulnerability, or he got his muscles the old fashioned way and his power is having a very malleable body. Bullets just sort of get stuck in him like clay, blunt weapons just sink into him. You try punching him? That hand is his now because it's also stuck in him.
Hacking and cracking are two different things. A hacker gets you into systems or finds holes in security to be exploited. A cracker is the guy who actually opens doors by picking locks or guessing combinations by listing to the bolts. So I'd lean into that listening thing. Someone who can "hear" the history of what he's touching and speak to it, maybe coax answers out of it, maybe command it to open with enough insight.
For a shooter, someone inconspicuous. I'd say he has super powered thumbs that let him flick things at people at high speeds. Like coins, paper clips, tacks, anything small enough will work. He's only limited by how much stuff he can old in his hands at any given moment.
A lookout can also be a getaway driver. If you want something stupid then have him turn into the vehicle. Or be a robot. Or just the car itself with an advanced A.I. and a predisposition to running people over. Like in real life.
The thing with an inside man is, you either have to get them in well in advance, or you need them to replace someone who is already in. That takes time, or a special kind of nutcase who can image they're someone else and has the gumption to pull off a believable impersonation right down to how they say their vowels. Maybe if he steals their hat he can do it. Be careful, when the shooting starts he might pull a gun on the gang if he's still too deep in character.
And the boss; the employer, the ringleader, the suit, the mastermind. The person who thought this whole thing up and wants what's inside the big metal and stone box people call buildings.
For the boss, maybe don't show him if he's not part of the crew. He's going to have his own plants in the crew and anyone could turn traitor on the others at any moment if the boss doesn't trust you or just doesn't feel you're worth paying in the end.
On the back burner Ive had a gang of crooks called the Clutch Gang, loosely inspired by the Royal Flush Gang and based on the human hand.
The Ringleader, leader and most supervillain-y, with a series of gimmick rings
Thumb, the strongman
Index, the tech guy
Flip, the daredevil. Maybe “Bird” and he’s an aerialist instead?
And Pinky, the femme fatale and infiltrator.
They never let go, do they?
They got sticky fingers
Stump!
Do you think Marley grew up watching reruns of Stargaze cartoons?
They probably aired on some public broadcast station, or maybe a secondhand VHS or two. Maybe even some lightly chewed on figures.
Or reading the Golden Girl comics (would she see the big boobs if the comic code is no more?).
Don't know, Anon. Depends if you think about Stargaze as a cartoon in the /coc/ setting. I like to think that it's fiction for real life, but there's a Stargaze /coc/ AU where the characters live in the same universe as Ladybug and the other /coc/ characters. Only, it would probably be just part of a multiverse, except if someone makes something so cool (a comic, a story...) that Stargaze becomes a beloved part of the Cinemaphileverse.
Just my two cents, I hope it makes sense.
>Or reading the Golden Girl comics (would she see the big boobs if the comic code is no more?).
I would assume the comics code is more of a literal policy than a metatextual force from the perspective of a reader, like IRL, but… I suppose the question is which is funnier?
Is Stargaze a real hero or fictional like GG in Lovely Ladybug?
Pretty much.
It's whatever you want. I don't really want to push Stargaze into these threads, when I said that I'd like to do something with him and /coc/ characters I meant something that's about the Cinemaphileverse first and foremost. Like, yeah there's this guy Stargaze, and maybe a couple of his allies (probably Comet and Robopuppy because less serious characters fit within most settings), but he isn't the protagonist, just the one that starts the plot. As I've already said in another thread, I imagined a climax where Stargaze gives Marley the shard of the Lightstar, that carries infinite energy and infinite good, and she uses it to become Ultrabug (or Golden Ladybug, or Omni Matter Ladybug...), maybe as she understands what it means to be a hero or something.
Because I guess you guys would like something made with /coc/ characters and I'd like to thank you for letting us use these threads as a temporary base when things happened to the Stargaze threads.
blablabladoodles
I have a question.
So, Diego doesn't know LL's identity irl, but how would he react to seeing NTH and Harlem trying to pressure Marley into drugs (name calling her as a baby, weak, etc), and how does Marley react to pressure anyway?
I'm going to be lenient and say that at this point NTH does know Diego because he's a crime lord (although I'm not sure if he's trying to keep that a secret) and thinks Diego would be fine with him and Harlem pressuring midgets into drugs.
Marley herself would be very vulnerable to peer pressure, I think.
Diego, however, would have none of it. If anyone's familiar with Discworld's Thieves Guild, they're a group that manages criminal activity in the city of Ankh-Morpork by insisting any criminals be licensed with them before carrying out crimes, and dealing harshly with anyone unlicensed or violating their statutes. Diego's mob functions a very similar way- anyone distributing drugs without his say-so, of types he hasn't approved, or to off-limits groups such as children, instantly receive 100% of his attention. He is not quite so jolly in those circumstances. Here's a little preview from Ish 6 demonstrating the lighter end of his approach.
I think an aggressive pusher would get much the same reaction from him. Albeit, without a shield-shell there to turn it into a teachable moment... who knows?
>Story takes place somewhere in the 2000s or later
>Goons still uses Thompsons
I see Diego operates under the rule of cool.
It's about sending a message by the looks of it.
Goodnight.
He himself uses a revolver. The man values putting on a good show.
>Diego's mob functions a very similar way- anyone distributing drugs without his say-so, of types he hasn't approved, or to off-limits groups such as children, instantly receive 100% of his attention.
What about people not under his control?
I want to keep Diego as a functional crime lord and not have NTH overstep Diego's boundaries. But NTH would be the kind to think he could do whatever he wants because of how impulsive he is. He's a tech-style criminal who probably gloats about his achievements and undoubtedly sees himself as a victim of hate crime and discrimination (either he truly believes it or sees it as a ruse to get free stuff, who knows).
Diego operates in Los Palos an not much farther so anyone in another county is outside his "jurisdiction." And i could see NTH being the guy who just pushes to see how far he can get away with shit for fun.
Cool.
Was this an inspiration for The New?
Buy, buy, buy! Villains.
I LOVE /COC/!
I'm glad somebody's gotten some use out of that
Greetings
i'm back from my Hitaus and i will be back to writing Dynamo League Greentexts maybe tomorrow
stay toned kek
>stay toned
/coc/ characters for this feel
Less than a half hour to drop to page 9.
As in female or males too?
It's scary.
Space Guitar.
Was thinking muscle girls, but sure males too
Nuclear Rex.
Good inspiration from beast wars.
I would suggest GGu and IA, but Audrey isn't the "laughing at you" type, and Katya isn't the laughing type much at all.
I imagine Brinda as one of them.
Clump.
A rough idea of how I imagine Crackdown's landlord (Tamara).
Gimme the QRD
>36 y/o (doesn't look a day past 34)
>a widow
>has a daughter learning abroad in Europe
>basically was an arthoe in her youth that Lila dreamed of being before getting tied up in Carver Medical stuff, doesn't remember that period of her life all that fondly
>provides living spaces in a shit-ass ghetto where Arthur ended up
>despite trying to look like a no-nonsense businesswoman that's on a shady side of things, has a very kind and nurturing personality (she's still pretty fricking shady though, make no mistake)
>because of this, she's one of the few people that can casually converse with Arthur past his defenses and she actually provides him some advice from time to time
The general gist of her so far.
I'm still on the fence if she'd be the one who knows Arthur's secret or ever finds it out.
*studying abroad
>>a widow
What happened to hubby?
He died_______________________________________
Freaky stuff, I know.
But honestly, the cause wasn't anything extraordinary: it was just one of the many ailments that can cut the fragile, illusive thread of human life short.
And while Tamara was able to move on from the damage, she couldn't muster the strength to start seeing other people, hence the ring. She's undoubtedly a strong woman, but everyone has their limits.
Neato, I like her.
Other miscellaneous Tamara factoids:
>owns an entire pantry of alcohol and several firearms (allegedly)
>tries to goad Arthur into either doing low-level handiwork for her around the apartments or simply standing nearby while she confronts less cooperative tenants about their due rent
>has lots of acquaintances all-over from whom she can call in favors, think stuff like getting a paper from the city hall while completely bypassing the red tape rigamarole
>owes money to most of them
>doesn't have the stomach to ACTUALLY be as draconian as your stereotypical landlord which is, sadly, a part of the reason why she's been "in the red" for a while; Arthur moving in and paying several months in advance actually ended up being a major lucky break for her
>really, REALLY dissatisfied with Arthur for not shooting his shot with Lila
Rump!
Goodnight.
Nightly night.
Knightly knight.
I mistook Halo for a boy
She's a bit on the androgynous side.
>Dynamo League: A New Beginning VII
> After a fun lesson in advanced combat strategies, Willow and her classmates had some time to kill until the next class begins
>Willow that would be a good time to explore and learn more about her soon-to-be classmates
>Willow had to fight her awkwardness and social anxiety and then she said
>Willow: "So what made you guys want to be heroes?"
> Gwendolyn (with a smile): "Being a hero means freedom. You're not bound by rules that don't make sense. You can make choices that truly matter. It's about embracing who you are and using your abilities to create a better world."
> Aya (yawning): "People trust heroes, you know? They look up to us and believe we can handle anything. It's a big responsibility, though. Sometimes, I wonder if we can live up to those expectations."
> Sailor Norm (nodding): "For me, it wasn't really a choice. The Nauticals took me in when I was a kid. I didn't know much else. But now, I wouldn't have it any other way. We protect the seas, and that's a worthy cause."
> Ronnie (smirking): "Well, well. Heroes, the saviors of the day. Isn't it all just a facade? A bunch of hypocrites, if you ask me."
> Willow (raising an eyebrow): "Hold on, Ronnie. Heroes are not perfect, but that doesn't make them useless or hypocrites. They're doing their best to make a difference."
> Ronnie (sarcastically): "Oh, really? The Nexus ideology is spreading like wildfire among heroes. Discrimination masked as heroism. Isn't that ironic?"
> Willow (defensively): "The hero world is complex, Ronnie. Not everyone is part of the Nexus, and many heroes fight against such ideologies. It's not fair to generalize."
> Ronnie (leaning back): "Fair or not, it's the reality. The hero system needs an overhaul. I want to change that. Create a system that truly serves the people."
> Willow (passionate): "We can improve, Ronnie, but calling all heroes hypocrites is unfair. We're here to make a positive impact. Let's focus on that."
> The debate between Willow and Ronnie becomes heated, each defending their perspective with strong arguments. The others watch, some amused, some thoughtful. As the tension rises, Willow takes a deep breath.
> Willow (calmly): "Let's agree to disagree. We have different views, but we're all here to make a difference, right?"
> Ronnie (nodding): "Fair enough."
> They shake hands, and the tension dissipates. Gwendolyn, Aya, and Sailor Norm burst into laughter at the unexpected turn of events.
> Sailor Norm (chuckling): "Well, that was a show. Are all hero debates this intense?"
> The bell rings, signaling the start of the next class.
>Ronnie looked at Willow with a fascinated look and realized that she might not be just another pawn in his "Greater Plan" and he thought that she might be another interesting player in the game of heroism
>Ronnie(thinking to himself):" It seems this Beaver girl isn't as naif as I thought after all ha"
>The classroom door opens, and a woman with long black hair and a dinosaur-like tail enters.
>Mrs. Kaija (grinning): "Hello, future heroes! I'm Mrs. Kaija, your superpowers improvement teacher. Get ready for a class that will take your abilities to the next level!"
Will there be romance between Willow and Ronnie?
Good job anyway. I'd like to see more tension and higher stakes, but admittedly I don't really remember the details of the previous episodes. I think I remember that Ronnie (or someone else) is an agent of the Nexus inside the school, but I don't remember his plan or how it affects Willow.
I don't think the Nexus pawn inside the school has been revealed yet.
>Will there be romance between Willow and Ronnie?
not for now but they will have a rivalry between both of them
>I think I remember that Ronnie (or someone else) is an agent of the Nexus inside the school, but I don't remember his plan or how it affects Willow.
no like
i didn't travel the nexus pawn yet plus Ronnie is against their ideology and admitted that he finds it stupid ,as for his plan i was just teasing the reader and maybe adding a sense of suspense because i didn't reveal his plan yet
also to recap what happened in the past greentext (before the Christmas special) :
> The students are introduced to Mr. Ken Coleman, the advanced combat strategies teacher known as the GameForger. Mr. Coleman welcomes the students and emphasizes the importance of strategies in combat. He showcases various heroes in action and explains that combat is not just about punches and kicks, but also about outthinking your opponent, predicting their moves, exploiting their weaknesses, and having a few tricks up your sleeve. Despite the weight of the conversation moments ago, the class finds themselves drawn into the engaging lesson.
Ronnie reminds me of something. Some quote that goes something like "If you give a child god-like power they'll try to destroy the world and make it the way they want" or something like that.
>"If you give a child god-like power they'll try to destroy the world and make it the way they want"
wow this is really on the point haha
well i wanted to do this new thing called "Dynamo League smalls", a separate small light-hearted Greentexts about random things in the world of Dynamo League Greentexts
i will start with:
>Dynamo League smalls: Liza's random Transformations
>it was the Cleanup Day in the Filberts' house, Joe and Willow started cleaning their house
>Willow(Excited):" I love Cleanup Day! it helps me try new ways to make the house cleaner and better"
>Joe:"True that! now let's start with the Kitchen!"
>Liza who was watching them talking asked them if she could join them and help
>Liza:"This looks challenging and kinda thrilling, can i join this quest with you?"
>Joe:"Sure! come on! you can start with the living room , there's a lot of dust there"
>Liza(excited):"Okay! let's do this!"
>Liza took a brush and went to the living room and started brushing.
> She brushed on every side and got some dust on her nose which made her sneeze
> Despite her appearance Liza sneezed like a little girl which made Joe chuckle a little
>Liza:"i heard that!"
>Joe went to her and then busted out laughing
>Liza raised an eyebrow
>Liza:"Was the matter?is my sneeze this funny?"
>Joe:"No no it's just that your ears transformed into their Coyote form"
>Willow came and looked at Liza and tried her best not to laugh
>Willow (suppressing laughter): "Uh, Liza, your ears are, um, a bit pointy now."
>Liza (feeling her ears): "What? Again?"
>Joe (still laughing): "Yeah, it happens. It's kind of random. Don't worry; it'll go back to normal."
>Willow couldn't hold it any longer and burst into laughter. Liza, with her now-coyote-like ears, crossed her arms, trying to look annoyed but failing as a grin crept onto her face.
>Willow (laughing): "It's just too cute, Liza. Like a little coyote!"
>Liza (rolling her eyes): "Well, great. I'm a cleaning coyote now."
>As they continued cleaning, Joe couldn't stop chuckling every time he glanced at Liza's adorable, slightly furry ears. Willow joined in, and soon the trio was having a laugh-filled cleaning spree.
>Suddenly, Joe let out a brash sneeze. Liza and Willow turned to him, surprised.
>Joe (rubbing his nose): "Whoa, that was unexpected."
>Willow (grinning): "You know what they say, karma hits hard."
>Joe (defensive): "It's just a sneeze!"
>Liza (mocking): "A sneeze that made you stumble and almost fall. Smooth, Joe."
>Trying to maintain his dignity, Joe straightened up but miscalculated, tripped on a cleaning rag, and tumbled backward.
>Liza burst into laughter.
>Liza (teasing): "Smooth indeed, Mr. Graceful."
>Joe (from the floor): "Okay, okay, laugh it out. But let's get back to cleaning. We're a team, remember?"
>Willow and Liza exchanged amused glances and helped Joe up. The trio continued cleaning, occasional laughter echoing through the house.
Going mad with power often starts with "I can do things better than they've been done before!" and all the devastation that follows is proof that you really ought to build from the knowledge of history.
Cute greentext.
homie Three-Cat, now with cone of shame.
SAVE ME NlGGAMAN
Untill I get my mojo back it's just gonna simple doodles on the menu
> The first pose
>tfw no brain to succ
>tfw your frog boss tried to feed you to his children again
>tfw your feet hurt but you don't have feet
Which would be a good body size if LL got a good body? L or R?
Depends on the context. For a comedy scenario, or something like a villain trying to debilitate her coordination by making her body unwieldy, the more dramatic change makes sense. The left is more plausible for simple "what if puberty hit" or "what if she got her dream body" scenarios. Unless she really did grow up reading Golden Girl, then maybe her idea of dream body is quite extraordinary/
Right is like peak right there, like Peak PRIME!
It'd certainly be interesting to see what the costume looks like on a physique like that. I'm not sure what kind of story you'd get out of it though.
She must've really liked that prime beef in her burger.
She loves beef alright.
>dream body
>dream costume
Come on guys it’s right there, just imagine the red part as more of a leotard and we’re all set. Also we get a lot of…interesting plot points and in universe talks from guys…ALOT of guys
Don't let the bed bugs bite.
That certainly would be a fun costume to put some very exaggerated proportions on.
Morning sleepy.
Midnight sleepy
Wait those are exaggerated proportions?
Shit
Those burgers went everywhere!
It's better not knowing the context for this one
"Going to hard"
Yeah, if it's a reference I don't know it.
That was spelling mistake, forgot to add "be". "This is going to BE hard" with his nose pressed up his back. Just a lame homosexual erotica joke
So Jean needs to get swole?
You know it!
The diamond ratio
Less than an hour to page 9
Good night.
Sleep tight.