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@Krayzikk Updated Arno's sheet. He's now only missing Equipment.

Also, the following are appearances for Dorian and Krim (brother and father respectively).

Dorian

Krim

Disney's Descendants

Oh man... I have to come up with some reason for Hal to actually want to go back to Auradon Prep? Oy vey...

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Arno Gheorge

Name: Arno Gheorge [jee-YORG-eh]
Age: 20
Sex: Male
Profession/Rank: Engineer, Pilot, Billionaire-Playboy-Philanthropist
Appearance:


Personality: A bit of a snarky bastard, Arno is confident, talented, and kind of full of himself. Having been raised on the praises of his talent and genius, Arno is a self-proclaimed prodigy of design, engineering, and even piloting. This makes him rather difficult to work with, his arrogance and eccentricities often rubbing everyone around him the wrong way. Still, underneath all the arrogance and snark there is genuine talent and potential to be found. Arno's ideas and designs are often quite brilliant but with the kid himself lacking the proper discipline and experience to execute them properly.

Skills: Designing and engineering. He might even be a good pilot too if he pulled his head out of his ass and trained properly.
Weakness: Arno is kind of an arrogant ass. That fact alone makes him hard to work with. Beyond that his family name has also earned him the hatred and ire of all the many enemies his family has accumulated.

History: Born to the ultra-wealthy Gheorge family, Arno was the very picture of a privileged life. Enjoying any and all luxuries his rather high class status afforded him, this made Arno grow from an entitled kid into an arrogant young man. It wasn't as if anyone was in any position to argue. Arno was the son of the famous (or infamous, depending on who you ask) Krim Gheorge, the current CEO and President of Asgard Industries, a well-known weapons manufacturer first founded by legendary weapon designer Sterkenburg Gheorge. Sterkenburg was a man who had a passion for the legends of gods and monsters, and that passion followed him into the founding of his company, which he even named after the kingdom of Odin himself. Asgard was producing weapons long before the advent of Arsenal Walkers, even as far back as the founding of Armstrong. For Asgard, AW's are just another market for them to eventually dominate. They haven't officially produced any Arsenal Walkers of their own yet, but everyone knows it's just a matter of time before they do, and for now most people in the industry are simply watching and waiting to see what Asgard has in store for the Earth and the Colonies.

As for Arno, as a boy he at times could be very bright eyed and full of ideas. So much so that Krim would practically give the boy free reign to sketch those ideas into what would later become the blueprints of Asgard's next generation of weapon designs. However, Arno was not Krim's only son. His elder son, Dorian, was by birthright the actual heir of the company. And yet Krim could not deny Arno's greater talent for design, and so while he groomed Dorian to take control of the company's business affairs he groomed Arno to become its chief designer and engineer.

As the anniversary of Dyson's founding draws near, Krim and his two sons have been sent to Horizon in the hopes of brokering a business contract between Asgard Industries and the Earth Federation. In truth, Dorian is the one slated to do all the talking and negotiating - Krim claiming that his presence was merely for the purpose of watching Dorian and grading his performance. Arno's presence is merely to help pitch some of their latest designs, and Arno himself may or may not also be using the trip as an excuse to enjoy a vacation of sorts. It is Panama, a rather nice vacation spot after all.

Equipment: WIP

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<Snipped quote by Krayzikk>

other times it's a blind leap and if you overshoot, that's it.

@ArmorPlated

Otherwise known as the Belmont Brand of midair controls. Patent pending.

Disney's Descendants

@Sincerely Okay so, I imagine Hal being the one dude in school who was like, "Princess? Bitch, please. What is a princess to a god?" And yes, Hal did attend Auradon Prep for a couple of years before the fire incident so... yeah. lol

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@Krayzikk I haven't read through everything yet but I'm definitely liking what I'm seeing. I'm a huge sucker for Gundam Epyon and would absolutely love the ability to incorporate its Heat Rod (or Whip, since that's what it actually is) into an AW.

Digimon: Into the Digital Age

Okay, I think I've given everyone a good idea of what kind of Role/Arc for Kaitou to undergo. He's the one trying to do things the "pragmatic" way and it has a habit of clashing with the others. Now we can try and develop him back into more of a team player like he used to be.

Digimon: Into the Digital Age

"I think it's obvious!" answered Raven, yelling back to KK, "I'm doing what you never had the spine to do yourself!" and that was it. In the hundred and fifty years he had known him, KK always had a way of getting under Kaitou's skin. Something about his idealistic way of doing things just rubbed him the wrong way. More than once he wanted to call it out, accuse KK of being a naive fool. But for the longest time Kaitou held it in. Saving the worlds was simply more important than any petty differences. But now? There was no known danger to the world. Now they had absolutely nothing but time to hash out their differences.

"You have you your way," Raven said, now noticing Axel rushing in his direction, "and I have mine!" and then, without warning he tossed the brick toward Axel. Not at him directly, not even Kaitou could be that mean-spirited. But it should have been enough to make Axel momentarily pause in order to avoid the brick. And then Raven did something else unexpected, he kicked the Digivice. Not enough to break, but enough to knock it over the edge and onto the flooded streets below, "You want it?" Raven asked Axel in a taunting tone, "Then have fun swimming for it." with a silent glance at Falcomon, Raven then ran toward the opposite roof. His plan was simple enough for anyone to figure out. Put the stolen Digivice in a position where the others would be too busy trying to recover it to chase after him.

When he reached the edge of the roof, Raven offered one more bow before throwing down a smokescreen, "Adieu!" he taunted as he vanished into the smoke, Falcomon flying after him. Unfortunately, both the Digimon and the Thief were gone by the time the smoke cleared. And besides, had Raven's plan worked then everyone would be too busy frantically searching for the Digivice to even attempt to give chase.

Digimon: Into the Digital Age

*clears throat*

This is still going, right?

Digimon: Into the Digital Age

And... Kaitou/Raven just became the one true asshole of the group. Axel may be anti-social, G may be breaking and entering a government building, and Minx may have started a fight. But Kaitou just threatened to break a Digivice. He's basically holding Minx's entire role as a Digidestined hostage. So like I said, I think we can safely say who the real asshole of the group is from now on.