Here's how it goes: Your character is now the final boss!
A) What would their pre-battle speech be?
B) Describe the location of the final battle.
C) What music would be playing in the background?
Jack of Spades/Tenyo:
A) "Before you do this, please, think for a minute. If you stop now, we can still salvage some part of this world."
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"All right. If that's how it's got to be. I'd stop fighting myself, but... this world will need me."
B) A ruined futuristic city, at the end of a long chase scene.
C) Depressing gospel music
Phian:
A) "P-please... Someone help me... I can't tell what's real anymore. Someone help me. Show me! Just give me a direction! Someone show me the truth, because I can't tell anymore! Eh... huuuu... Ouuuaaah..."
B) A costume storage room for an old theater.
C) Carnival music
Man'ghiboo:
A) "Ehhhehhhehhh... So, you've finally peiced it all together. My plots, my weaknesses. Bravo, I truly am impressed. Surprised, even: if you'd figured it out a little sooner, you might have been able to stop me."
B) At the peak of a city twisted into a mountain which sways dangerously in the wind and moves and moans as if it were alive, complete with the citizens of the city similarly twisted and stretched.
C) Eerie, quiet, and low. Heavy on the wind instruments.
Arwich:
A) "Eh?! You again?! You got some of that damned annoying ressurection magic? Well, it doesn't matter! I'll kill you as many times as it takes! What do you think you're going to do?! I am every force, every power, every adaptation in the animal kingdom! You think you can stop me? Raaaaaaugh!"
B) A world of swirling psychic energy, with vague glimpses of various animal adapatations.
C) Metal without vocals
And now one for those who know me only through the contests!
Plato:
A) "Ah. You've learned. I suppose it was only a matter of time. If I make it out of here, I'll have to remember: Never-" (Plato fires before finishing)
B) A large room full of oddly shaped steel "modern art", with turret guns in the walls, floor, and ceiling which fire a variety of nonlethal weaponry similar to his own.
C) Beeping, buzzing techno
Improbable Wendy:
A) "Look at you. Look at you! You should've just stayed home. Stupid children, don't know what's good for you. You talk about building a better world, but not a single one of you knows what that would take! Peace, love, harmony, understanding... We can have it all, if you just follow me! But you won't. I know you won't. You won't stop hounding me until I'm dead... or you are."
B) Encased in a roughly spherical room that is itself a super-computer, with a pillar of more computer-parts down the center, the console at its base.
C) John Lennon, Imagine








Pick your prize brosev
Ooh! I'll take MisforMurmur's, please! The style, it looks so awesome! I'm kind of surprised it wasn't already taken...
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The wireless telegraph is not difficult to understand. The ordinary telegraph is like a very long cat. You pull the tail in New York, and it meows in Los Angeles. The wireless is the same, only without the cat." --Albert Einstein
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Can we improve this picture which is the world? Can it be bettered by removing the tension and the contrast? To remove the struggle and the inevitable end? Remove the black, all of it. Leaves white, only blankness. Is it now the best it can be?
How could I not? ^_^
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The wireless telegraph is not difficult to understand. The ordinary telegraph is like a very long cat. You pull the tail in New York, and it meows in Los Angeles. The wireless is the same, only without the cat." --Albert Einstein
In all seriousness- Thanks for the compliment!
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Can we improve this picture which is the world? Can it be bettered by removing the tension and the contrast? To remove the struggle and the inevitable end? Remove the black, all of it. Leaves white, only blankness. Is it now the best it can be?
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Can we improve this picture which is the world? Can it be bettered by removing the tension and the contrast? To remove the struggle and the inevitable end? Remove the black, all of it. Leaves white, only blankness. Is it now the best it can be?
Here's the link to the aforementioned SE. I think Wendy appears somewhere around the middlish-end.
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The wireless telegraph is not difficult to understand. The ordinary telegraph is like a very long cat. You pull the tail in New York, and it meows in Los Angeles. The wireless is the same, only without the cat." --Albert Einstein
However, I'd like to discuss Wendy with you, as some things are a little vague to me. If you're ever in the chatroom, give me a shout so we can talk. Much thanks!
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