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5 yrs ago
Current Goodbye Miura. One of my favorite fantasy authors of all time has gone too soon.
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6 yrs ago
Don't forget, they made another new hero named Screentime. A meme loving superhero who got his powers from exposure to internet gas. He has the ability to basically be a smart phone.
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6 yrs ago
Sometimes I open up a new tab on my browser and I forget what I intended to do with it... What am I doing here again?
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7 yrs ago
When did I do that?
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7 yrs ago
Whenever you're feeling down, just remember that this man is cheering you on: youtu.be/KxGRhd_iWuE
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Good character, you can post him in the character section but I have a question concerning his power.

Can he manifest his shadow into a three dimensional being, and use shadows like extensions of himself to pick things up and such? Can he "harden" his shadows into weapons? Finally, are his shadows "stuck" to objects, like actual shadows or can they move around freely?


1. While the shadow is two dimensional, he could shape it to appear three dimensional. If he were to do that though, and someone were to then break open the outside of it, they'd see that the inside would appear hollow.

2. If he wanted to, yes. The more complicated the form though the harder it is to keep it in that form, so he mostly sticks to making his shadow become simple things like tendrils.

3. His shadow can move around freely, but he can't see what his shadow sees or anything. Basically, if it leaves his line of sight it becomes useless.
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I will draw him trying to be heroic.


I'm now imagining Cody attempting to save a cat from a tree or something only for it to just attack him for no reason. And the cat would look something like this:

(Finally came up with something I found acceptable to post. I hope you all think so as well. And sorry for the wait.)



Name: Damian Hill

X-Men Code Name: Shade

Gender: Male

Age: 19

Physical Description: 5’11, 160 Ibs, slightly thinner build than average, wears very casual clothing (T-shirt, jeans, etc.)

Mutation: Shadow Manipulation. Damian can control his shadow and shape it into anything he wants. Whatever he forms it into though has to be the same size as his shadow was before he began to manipulate it though. Also, the darker the shadow, the harder and more unbreakable it will become, so the brighter the light and more transparent the shadow is the more likely it will be for it to crumble with very little force.

Personality: It would be an understatement to say that Damian has little self-confidence. Unless told otherwise, he usually believes that he's messing up at whatever it is that he's doing, whether it be working on a simple class assignment, fighting an opponent in combat, or just simply having a normal conversation with another person. One thing that he has come to enjoy because of this constant self-doubt is video games as it's usually much more obvious to him if he's doing something wrong or not.

Background: If Damian had never acquired his powers he probably would have had a good life. Loving parents. Plenty of friends. That’s not what happened though. Instead he was born a mutant and was hated and feared by the few people that he interacted with. His parents would constantly hide him away from any visitors and barely let him leave the house. They told Damian it was because they feared for his safety, for what people might do to him if they found out. The truth was that they wanted to protect their reputation. They didn’t want people to know that their child was a ‘freak.’ When Damian was sent away to Ashford Institute for the Gifted, part of him was relieved to finally get away from his family, though he would never admit it.

Recap of your mutations awakening: When Damian was 9 years old, his parents had left him to play on his own on the first floor of the house while they relaxed upstairs. The young boy quickly grew bored on his own and tried to go to his parents and ask to play with them, but his parents had other plans. They had completely blocked the staircase and prevented Damian from leaving the ground floor. All the young child wanted was someone to play with… and he soon got that wish. Suddenly, his shadow seemingly began to move on its own, moving all around the room, picking up objects, and making quite a mess. For the next several hours, Damian practiced and experimented with his gift until he knocked over a large vase, bringing parents downstairs to discover what their son had discovered.
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I have Dark Souls: PTDE and Dark Souls II: SotFS for the PC y'know.


Yeah I know. I'm just jealous that I can't play Bloodborne.
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*CLERIC BEAST SCREECH*


For those of us FromSoftware fans who don't own a PS4:

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FEEBLE CURSED ONE


Looks like we've got another Dark Souls player in the group @harinezumikouken. I'm beginning to lose count of how many that makes now.
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I'm officially calling a vote here. @Guess Who@Nytem4re@Lazo
We need a name! I looked back and grabbed all the suggestions from before:
• Respecting
• Requesting
• Righteous
• Roughcast
• Regrets
Do any of these sound good? Or can we do better? Sleep on it and we'll reconvene in the morning.

Now is where I would post a gif or something funny, but I'm tired and can't think of anything soooo Guess Who I'm deferring that job to you.


I'm personally torn between righteous and regrets. As for a funny gif, how does this one do:

What will most likely occur when we open Fort Jaeger's vault that Lucius has hinted at:

Room A is open for whoever has not been examined!


... That is all.
@Ryonara

No Ryo, STAHP!



Also Team KESS, KNVS, and whatever the hell we're going to call the one lead by Robert, after I wake up tomorrow and set up my terminal I'll send the groups a PM about a collab pad if that suits your needs better.


Me for the rest of the night:



(But yeah, that's fine with me)
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