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The Incredibles RP (Title TBD)

Set in Metroville several years after the film, the RP will chronicle the formation and exploits of the first official Superhero Team, a decent feat as Supers in the past were always prone to working alone with only the briefest of team-ups happening on rare occasions. However, since the attack of Syndrome's robot it became increasingly clear that Supers could perform far more efficiently when working in cooperation. At first the only known team of Supers was Mr. Incredible and his family, along with Frozone. However, years passed and as they did, Dash and Violet grew up and moved out to start families of their own. Even the teenaged Jack-Jack has recently turned 18 and left home for college. So, with only Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl, and Frozone left the "team" wasn't looking much like a team anymore. Elastigirl soon decided hang up the cape once again, this time for good. So, with only an aging Mr. Incredible and a reluctant Frozone left, they decided to scout out for new talent. Just because the Supers had been in hiding all this time didn't mean they were completely gone.

Basically, the cast will be a handful of new supers that have surfaced since the Superhero Relocation Act was lifted. These inexperienced people will need to be taken under Mr. Incredible's and Frozone's wings if they are to become the next great Superheroes. The thing I want to stress about this is that these Supers are not heroes yet, they were born long after the Glory Days and so they have little to no experience at being Superheroes, hence why Mr. Incredible and Frozone will essentially acting as the mentors who train them. As for Dash, Violet, and Jack-Jack, they are still active, but are in other towns. So while they will very likely make an occasional cameo, they are not meant to be part of the regular cast.

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The rabbit listened quietly as one of his future team mates voiced the exact concerns he himself had but was too polite to actually say anything about. And indeed, he came off as every bit rude as Oswald himself would have sounded in that scenario. Oh well, the first step to learning was to act and make mistakes, it was just a serendipitous coincidence that someone else made the mistake instead of the rabbit himself. Well, better him than me, Oswald supposed before Mickey told them the truth.

So the King really did hope this mission would be non-combative. That almost seemed... naive, in a way. Then again, Mickey always had been an optimist, even to the chagrin of others. As for Oswald himself, he decided to hold off on his thoughts until he knew what it was they'd be dealing with exactly.

In the meantime, he was ushered away with the others to the Gummi Ship they would be flying in. It certainly wasn't his ship, that was for sure. This one was much bigger, although speaking of Gummi Ships, Oswald couldn't help but wonder what they actually did with his. It was only a prototype, but still, he'd grown attached to the thing after flying it for as long as he did.

And after a few more words with Sorami, her reassuring them that once she, Donald, and Goofy were done with their mission they'd try to join up in this one, the big Gummi Ship was off, rocketing into space in the only way a Gummi Ship could from this hanger... by being dropped straight down a shaft through the underside of the world. Yeah Oswald was never a fan of that design feature and often found himself wanting to find the person responsible for it and smack them upside the head. Of course, he'd then remember it was the King himself who designed the Hanger, so smacking him was out of the question. Didn't stop Oswald from always questioning what the hell the King's thought process was in deciding that such a design was a good idea, but whatever.

In mid-flight, Oswald finally decided to make sure the others knew his name, "Just in case I didn't tell any of you, my name's Oswald." Eventually, though, they were in a new world. This was not one Oswald was familiar with, the only swamp he'd ever seen was in a bayou, and in that world Oswald was much, much smaller than he was here. He spotted a group of... people, he honestly wasn't sure what they were supposed to be. They were knocking on the door to someone's... house, although you wouldn't know it at a glance since otherwise it looked like a really tall tree stump.

Then the Heartless appeared. Nothing too serious, just some Shadows and Soldier, both of whom Oswald had plenty of experience in defeating. The rabbit held out his hands, his Keyblade appearing in his left one while he right was suddenly holding onto a sword of some kind, "Well, this escalated quickly. Time for work." and with that, he leaped into the fray to start cutting down Heartless, as in he literally leaped through the air, even performing a little front flip in the process. Yep, he definitely trained with King Mickey alright, right down to the same backflip/frontflip oriented fighting style the King was known for using.

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I'll try to get something up tomorrow-ish.

On an unrelated note: The Org 13 Data battles can go right to hell. Attempted to fight Zexion and then Larxene just to test the waters. Not even kidding, they just endlessly juggled me in midair until I died. Like, what the hell? How am I supposed to defend myself against this kind of BS? And Larxene and Zexion were the easiest Org Members to beat in the Absent Silhouettes for me, so I don't even wanna think about the members that are legitimately frustrating like Xaldin. Also, Lingering Will can totally hit me even though I CLEARLY dodge rolled away from his keyblade attacks, I CALL HAX!

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KH2 was good, but I'll always prefer Birth By Sleep. Best battle system ever in my humble opinion.

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Now THAT'S what I call a Keyblade Master!

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Oswald stayed silent, choosing to commit the mission briefing to memory instead of introducing himself. He could do introductions a little later, after he fully understood his next mission. Though speaking of the mission, something about the briefing was contradicting the facts. The King had insisted that the he mission was a non-combative one, but Oswald found that hard to believe. Firstly, if this mission was non-combat, then why send seven, count 'em, seven wielders of the Keyblade to take part in it? If the mission was really just a simple investigation of something that amounted to a glorified glitch, then Oswald could have easily done it without the need to whisk away other people from their homes to accompany him. Secondly, why supply said Keyblade Wielders with healing potions and other first aid items if the King didn't expect them to be needed? Oswald began to suspect that this was not a "non-combat" mission at all, and that the King was suspecting the same thing. Of course, he never spoke a word of these thoughts, but just listened intently.

Then the King asked if anyone had any questions. Oswald could have brought up the things he had thought of. He didn't, though, instead choosing to once again remain silent for the time being. He'd already asked plenty of questions since waking up and didn't want to be the one holding up the mission by asking dozens more. Besides, if he really wanted to know something, he could probably consult those Journals he found and get an answer that way.

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So yeah, Lingering Will is every bit the nightmare I thought I he would be. Challenged him way earlier than I meant to because I didn't know he appeared in Disney Castle. I thought he'd show up at the very end of the Cavern of Remembrance, so when something else appeared in Disney Castle I checked it out early on out of curiosity. Needless to say when I found myself in the Keyblade Graveyard I was like "Oh shit... I am so fucked right now." LOL

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In the Library, Oswald had found a series of very helpful journals. They more or less chronicled every single major event that happened concerning the Heartless and those Nobody things. They were penned by one Jiminy Cricket, and while Oswald had no idea who that was, he silently thanked them in his mind for writing these journals, otherwise trying to read up on what's been happening would have taken a lot longer.

He was about halfway into one of the Journals when he heard voices enter the Library. One was the King, and the other was a high-pitched voice that could only belong to one of the Chipmunks, Dale in this case. Oswald peaked from behind a book shelf to watch them approach a computer. The rabbit silently approached but said nothing, instead he remained hidden and listened to what was being said. After the conversation, Oswald quickly made his way back to the journals, bookmarked where he left off and closed the book. Once the King was gone, Oswald followed suit and exited the library into the Colonade. Out there, he spotted two familiar faces and one he didn't know.

"Donald! Goofy!" he exclaimed with a wave before running up to them. According to those journals he looked at, the two of them have been very busy, playing really important roles along side that Sora person, "I can't believe it. You two went and became big time heroes while I wasn't looking. I guess I've got some catching up to do, huh?"

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I hate that one as well. In reality, most of them are really, really hard.

@Renose

HA! Got it! Got the little shit kicker, finally! Had to fight Sephiroth earlier than expected to use the Fenrir but goddamnit I finally beat the motherfucker! Only ones left now are Number 10 (the one where you have to guess which is the real one and kill it in 55 secs) and Number 12 (Twilight Town Old Mansion, defeat the clones) and I'm DONE with this godforsaken side quest!

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Which mission is number 8?

Is that the one located where you fight the dude with the guitar?

Cause if so, the method I found was berserk charge and just jump and do infinite aerial combos.

@Renose

Number 8 is the one outside Yen Sid's tower where you have keep the bastard in midair for 85 hits. Like I said I tried Berserk Charge Aerial Combos but after reaching around 65 he just automatically starts falling down faster than I can reach him.