Let's be honest: If it wasn't in Jersey, Gotham would be part of Detroit.
And yeah, Wily overheard stuff over the voice chat.
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Skull Fortress, the Pacific Rim
Dr. Wily had just picked up this fighting game to do some extra research for the programming of his latest Robot Master, and as a means to unwind. However, he was now hearing over the line that this random matchup was something unique. He had a direct connection to the base of the Teen Titans. A connection that could be traced with the proper equipment. Equipment that he had in his base.
...equipment that would take hours to haul up here and set up. Equipment that would need a continuous connection to trace the source. Equipment that was fiddly at best. However, the Teen Titans' base could be a fairly profitable venture. The gears turned for a moment, and he coughed into the mic. This girl liked her games, and he could use that.
"So, miss! Care to fight zis out seriously from here on?"
So... I kind of had an idea.
Wily tracking the location of the Titans base by using the matchup connection with Amy.
I wanted to make sure that it was okay with people before I posted it.
Wily tracking the location of the Titans base by using the matchup connection with Amy.
I wanted to make sure that it was okay with people before I posted it.
I'll go ahead and get the game show one up if nobody objects.
From the other side of the connection, a timezone showing an island in the Pacific, Amy's opponent- one DocNinja3- had obeyed the classic rule of gaming etiquette and was now chaining taunts. However, he also offered a little advice:
"For heavens' sake, girl, use ze projectiles! Ze low kicking stance prevents your opponents from blocking!"
DocNinja3 sighed, continuing his heavy German accent's complaints.
"I have literally built machines that pick this game up quicker."
"For heavens' sake, girl, use ze projectiles! Ze low kicking stance prevents your opponents from blocking!"
DocNinja3 sighed, continuing his heavy German accent's complaints.
"I have literally built machines that pick this game up quicker."
I'll at least try to run the lighter gameshow one.
ALL SHALL FEAR THE PASSING OF CONTESTANT PTERRORDACTYL.
ALL SHALL FEAR THE PASSING OF CONTESTANT PTERRORDACTYL.
"Okay, okay, uh..."
John rummaged through his bag for bit, shooing away the parrots again and giving the strange boy a bottle of water and some of the raisins. What was a kid this age doing out here? And why would his parents abandon him in the jungle.
"Come on, I'm headed back to the hotel. My name's John Shirkwood and we'll get you something decent to eat there."
John rummaged through his bag for bit, shooing away the parrots again and giving the strange boy a bottle of water and some of the raisins. What was a kid this age doing out here? And why would his parents abandon him in the jungle.
"Come on, I'm headed back to the hotel. My name's John Shirkwood and we'll get you something decent to eat there."
Name:
Dr. Albert W. Wily
Role:
Villain
Brief Bio:
Dr. Wily was born to an impoverished German family in the 1960's, never having toys growing up. He dedicated himself to his studies, though, vowing to get a better life than the ridicule he endured at school. After graduating from college in his 30's, at one time a researcher at the Robert Institute of Technology. Wily created many robots alongside Dr. Light. The two responsible for advancements in the field of robotics. Though Wily won many awards in his time, Dr. Light constantly upstaged him. Tired of being one step behind Dr. Light and sick of never receiving credit for their creations, he moved to an island in the Pacific Ocean and created a giant robot factory to set out to rule the world.
After many attacks, Wily was approached with a membership offer by the Legion of Doom. Needing funding and seeing the value of backup should his activities take a turn for the worst, he accepted the offer and went back to work. Wily's attacks were mostly on populated areas, in hopes of adding weight to his threats. He's attacked Atlantis a few times, using Bubble Man and Wave Man. That got stopped by Aquaman fairly quickly. But more often than not goes for centers of economy, culture, or places with natural resources to expand his robot army. He's come into conflict with the Justice League a number of times, and has a guard team specifically devoted to fighting them- Crystal Man, Flash Man, Magic Man, Pharaoh Man, and Hard Man. He's only attacked Metropolis once, and doesn't want anything to do with Gotham.
Dr. Wily has repeatedly attempted to take over the world, mostly from behind the scenes, and relies on his membership in the Legion of Doom to keep eyes away from his factory. From the original six Robot Masters to the more recent Ra Moon and Stardroid units he discovered in a crashed UFO, Dr. Wily has formed a robot army many times, with his motives varying from world domination to revenge, only to see his plans foiled time and time again. This has led him to switch from world domination schemes to more profitable crimes. After all, can't do much work from a cell.
Abilities:
Dr. Wily is a master roboticist, capable of building and programming sentient machines with capabilities rivaling those of most superheroes. Surprisingly, he also has limited training in ninja techniques- mostly the ones regarding escapes or trapmaking. He is also capable of building large fortresses and large-scale planning.
Personality:
Wily, though a genius in his own right, has shown to be ignorant and opinionated at times. Wily has also demonstrated himself to be something of a coward, as his trademark action after the final boss fight with him is to grovel on the ground begging for mercy. He surrounds himself with deathtraps and the like in order to have protection from superheroes, but knows when to cut and run. As diabolical as he may be, Wily has exhibited rare moments of decency and goodness in his character. In recent arcs, Wily tells Ra Moon that he loves his creations (considering Bass and Zero as sons), and he has been known to perform some acts of kindness in return for mercy. If a hero saves his life in the course of stopping him, he'll often do something for their home city- a few blueprints for industrial equipment, or sending some robots to help rebuild after an alien attack. Before his descent towards insanity, Wily was shown to be an ordinary, yet diligent scientist. In addition, he was shown to be genuinely helpful to Dr. Light, though he still harbored a tinge of jealously towards his former friend and colleague.
Appearance:
The one and only.
Dr. Wily is an aging, balding man with a moustache and rather wide grey hair with a big cleft chin. He is almost always wearing comfortable clothing which is lab-safe: A lab coat, long-sleeved shirt beneath it, closed shoes, and blue jeans.
Affliation:
Legion of Doom
Other:
Wily seldom commits crimes in person, sending one or more of his Robot Masters in order to carry out his villainy. Of course, sometimes you just have to get the job done yourself.
Dr. Albert W. Wily
Role:
Villain
Brief Bio:
Dr. Wily was born to an impoverished German family in the 1960's, never having toys growing up. He dedicated himself to his studies, though, vowing to get a better life than the ridicule he endured at school. After graduating from college in his 30's, at one time a researcher at the Robert Institute of Technology. Wily created many robots alongside Dr. Light. The two responsible for advancements in the field of robotics. Though Wily won many awards in his time, Dr. Light constantly upstaged him. Tired of being one step behind Dr. Light and sick of never receiving credit for their creations, he moved to an island in the Pacific Ocean and created a giant robot factory to set out to rule the world.
After many attacks, Wily was approached with a membership offer by the Legion of Doom. Needing funding and seeing the value of backup should his activities take a turn for the worst, he accepted the offer and went back to work. Wily's attacks were mostly on populated areas, in hopes of adding weight to his threats. He's attacked Atlantis a few times, using Bubble Man and Wave Man. That got stopped by Aquaman fairly quickly. But more often than not goes for centers of economy, culture, or places with natural resources to expand his robot army. He's come into conflict with the Justice League a number of times, and has a guard team specifically devoted to fighting them- Crystal Man, Flash Man, Magic Man, Pharaoh Man, and Hard Man. He's only attacked Metropolis once, and doesn't want anything to do with Gotham.
Dr. Wily has repeatedly attempted to take over the world, mostly from behind the scenes, and relies on his membership in the Legion of Doom to keep eyes away from his factory. From the original six Robot Masters to the more recent Ra Moon and Stardroid units he discovered in a crashed UFO, Dr. Wily has formed a robot army many times, with his motives varying from world domination to revenge, only to see his plans foiled time and time again. This has led him to switch from world domination schemes to more profitable crimes. After all, can't do much work from a cell.
Abilities:
Dr. Wily is a master roboticist, capable of building and programming sentient machines with capabilities rivaling those of most superheroes. Surprisingly, he also has limited training in ninja techniques- mostly the ones regarding escapes or trapmaking. He is also capable of building large fortresses and large-scale planning.
Personality:
Wily, though a genius in his own right, has shown to be ignorant and opinionated at times. Wily has also demonstrated himself to be something of a coward, as his trademark action after the final boss fight with him is to grovel on the ground begging for mercy. He surrounds himself with deathtraps and the like in order to have protection from superheroes, but knows when to cut and run. As diabolical as he may be, Wily has exhibited rare moments of decency and goodness in his character. In recent arcs, Wily tells Ra Moon that he loves his creations (considering Bass and Zero as sons), and he has been known to perform some acts of kindness in return for mercy. If a hero saves his life in the course of stopping him, he'll often do something for their home city- a few blueprints for industrial equipment, or sending some robots to help rebuild after an alien attack. Before his descent towards insanity, Wily was shown to be an ordinary, yet diligent scientist. In addition, he was shown to be genuinely helpful to Dr. Light, though he still harbored a tinge of jealously towards his former friend and colleague.
Appearance:
The one and only.
Dr. Wily is an aging, balding man with a moustache and rather wide grey hair with a big cleft chin. He is almost always wearing comfortable clothing which is lab-safe: A lab coat, long-sleeved shirt beneath it, closed shoes, and blue jeans.
Affliation:
Legion of Doom
Other:
Wily seldom commits crimes in person, sending one or more of his Robot Masters in order to carry out his villainy. Of course, sometimes you just have to get the job done yourself.
Sorry to drop this, but I have had a villainous empire for a Rangers game cooking in my head for a long time.
Right, this is an idea I've had for a while. On the surface, it's a standard Sentai show in... well, the Sentai/Power Rangers setting. However, there's a twist- the monsters responsible for the attacks aren't trying to conquer earth. They're trying to conquer the afternoon timeslot.
For you see, the monster attacks are all part of an intergalactic game show for FAAAAAAABULOUS PRIZES! The attacking monsters are alien contestants. The challenge is to fill up several meters in order to win legal dominion over the planet in the eyes of the Federation. If a contestant's not strong enough to fight on its own, a monster is randomly created for them using a slot machine filled with earth objects. If they do well enough, the monsters unlock the bonus round- transformation into a giant monster to rack up more numbers to try to get better prizes.
The reason the military and police don't interfere is because it's against the game's rules, and if said rules are broken, the planet's destroyed. The Earth gets five champions to stop the monsters. This is the Sentai Team. If the humans can defeat every contestant for the season, they get FTL technology and membership in the Federation, as well as recognition for their rapid technological process. If not... well, the planet belongs to the alien that won.
The host of the show is Spandez, an evil embodiment of bloodsport and self-proclaimed "Dark Lord of Daytime Television."
Right, this is an idea I've had for a while. On the surface, it's a standard Sentai show in... well, the Sentai/Power Rangers setting. However, there's a twist- the monsters responsible for the attacks aren't trying to conquer earth. They're trying to conquer the afternoon timeslot.
For you see, the monster attacks are all part of an intergalactic game show for FAAAAAAABULOUS PRIZES! The attacking monsters are alien contestants. The challenge is to fill up several meters in order to win legal dominion over the planet in the eyes of the Federation. If a contestant's not strong enough to fight on its own, a monster is randomly created for them using a slot machine filled with earth objects. If they do well enough, the monsters unlock the bonus round- transformation into a giant monster to rack up more numbers to try to get better prizes.
The reason the military and police don't interfere is because it's against the game's rules, and if said rules are broken, the planet's destroyed. The Earth gets five champions to stop the monsters. This is the Sentai Team. If the humans can defeat every contestant for the season, they get FTL technology and membership in the Federation, as well as recognition for their rapid technological process. If not... well, the planet belongs to the alien that won.
The host of the show is Spandez, an evil embodiment of bloodsport and self-proclaimed "Dark Lord of Daytime Television."
John tried to shoo away the parrots that seemed to be so infatuated with him once again, only for them to roost on his shoulders again and squawk at each other. A third came to rest on his backpack, pecking at the tin of raisins. While this would be a blessing while he was studying them, he was not so keen with them squawking right next to his ears.
And then a glint of blue metal caught his eye. And the child walking with the cane. And then he ran over.
"Oh, crap! Kid, are you alright?"
One of the parrots- he couldn't tell which- had mimicked the question.
And then a glint of blue metal caught his eye. And the child walking with the cane. And then he ran over.
"Oh, crap! Kid, are you alright?"
One of the parrots- he couldn't tell which- had mimicked the question.
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