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Digimon: Materialization

@TheNoCoKid Oh shoot, how did I miss that? Approved, but you are aware of what tends to happen to Leomon in the Digimon series, right?

@Big McLargehuge

Do not speak the accursed meme.

Digimon: Materialization

I remember that being mentioned, although I can't find anything to confirm it.

From this shot here, it appears that Greymon is ten feet at the shoulder, and in more of a long than tall stance. I understand not wanting Digimon too large at the beginning, though I was only looking for a visual reference, and not any kind of attack boost out of being that large.
And at least I'm not trying to pull this off :P

Although I do find this scene very funny.

Although on further inspection, Greymon is right next to a car overpass/underpass, it seems, which, if we can find the average height of one of those in Japan, should give us a general shoulder height of the Greymon from the OVA. But that's kind of off track and unnecessary.
The point was, OVA Greymon rarely talks, as does the big Agumon in the OVA, and that was more of the lead-in, tbh.
EDIT: I'd be happy with a ~3 by ~7 meter Greymon X. Smaller than a T. rex, but still considerably large without being absurd.

Digimon: Materialization

@tobiax Okay, I've read it. Approved.

@The World@tobiax Since all three of us have opted for X-Antibody Digimon, I've taken the liberty and added a section about X-Antibody Digimon to the opening post. Review that briefly before the RP begins proper, if you please. ^^

@Big McLargehuge

Sick, love it. It suits me just fine. Although, is it alright if I have my Greymon X be an homage to the OVA Greymon in its size?

Digimon: Materialization

Tamer

Name: Haruka Nobunaga
Age: 17
Appearance:Haruka sports a shock of pale pink hair, with luminous eyes that gaze coldly over his surroundings. His body is slender and almost graceful, betraying an athletic inclination. He tends to wear neutral tones, such as grey sweater vests, and prefers layering and formal-like clothes.

Digivice variant: VB (smoky translucent with purple accents and pink logo)
Digimon partner(s): Ryudamon
Personality: Haruka (a.k.a Haru, Nobu, or Haru Fujishiro, depending on who's asking) is cool and aloof, with a taste for precision. In all things he does, he is assured not only of his own success, but domination. Despite being proficient in sports, and games like chess, his naturally thorny disposition made it difficult for him to make friends, or for his peers to want to include him in teams and clubs. However, he was rarely outwardly bothered by this. Instead, Haruka decided that those who were reticent to involve him were simply showing their jealousy. These perceptions only served to bolster his sense of superiority, seeming to confirm that he was, in fact, better than others his age. Haruka enjoys delivering decisive strikes and devastating reversals in games, including Digimon. He will often allow his opponents to think they've backed him into a corner, only to spring his trap and finish them with unrelenting force. Even outside of Digimon, he prefers his games of chess, and even sports competitions, to feel 'high-stakes', just so that his opponents can lose all the more.
Backstory: Haruka, the second child of a middle-class 'salary-man', was born in Saitama, Japan. Despite being pampered as the youngest child, Haruka had a serious disposition from a young age and excelled in academics, as well as track and field sports. However, Haruka soon grew tired of his apparent success and popularity and began to exercise wit and partake in games of strategy in order to challenge himself. He saw the Digimon game and its related properties as an opportunity to excel further. Haruka was introduced to Digimon through the card game, which his brother Nageki played. He fondly recalls spending hours playing and mastering the game, eventually developing his signature strategy. Taking the online alias 'Hexagon Dragon', he soon found himself gaining notoriety in 'Digimon: Tamers' World'. There, the cut-throat brutality he had first honed while playing the card game throughout his life. These same tendencies carried over to his playstyle in 'Digimon Emergence' as well.

Digimon Partner

Nickname: "Kami no Hon'nō no Te" (神の本能のて) ["Godly Instinct"]
Species: Ryudamon
Appearance:

Level: Rookie
Type: Beast
Attribute: Vaccine
Field: Dragon's Roar, Nature Spirits, [X-Antibody]
Attacks:

• Kabutogaeshi- Catches an attach with its helmet or armor, then performs a counter-attack.
• Iaijin- Produces a blade from its mouth for a close ranged attack.
• Tera Burst- Launches explosive blasts at the enemy.

Evolutionary line: Fufumon > Kyokyomon > Ryudamon> Greymon-X > ??? > ???

Primal Rage RP?

Still looking for players. ;)

Digimon: Materialization Interest Check

@Big McLargehuge Also, I wanted to ask this, but it doesn’t make a ton of sense for a massive AR game to have multiple controllers/digivices. I was wondering if you thought of restructuring the system like the Adventure 02 system? I.e. The kids had their digivices (the D3s), but they also had those pager things (can’t remember the name) that stored their digi-eggs. What if you used something g similar but the pager stored Farms, Mods, Digi-Eggs, etc?

@TheNoCoKid

From what I can tell, the Digivice SP and the Digivice V aren't "real" merchandise, but something that is including the characters in the larger world of real Digimon, hence the mysterious Inari(assumably) "Miko". Kind of like how, in Cyber Sleuth, the Digivice is just like some sort of PDA, but the Digimon Capture Program makes it actually function with Digimon. Though I could be mistaken on this.

Digimon: Materialization Interest Check

@Crimson Flame@tobiax@TheNoCoKid@The World I've been doing some figuring, and I may have to simplify the DiM system from what I initially had in mind, as well as make certain rules for what kinds of DiM cards can be used by Digimon; for example, attack cards can only be from--at most--Digimon from one evolutionary stage higher than the Digimon that uses it. An example would be Aegiomon (Champion/Adult level) being able to utilize RizeGreymon's (Ultimate/Perfect level) Trident Revolver attack, but not being able to use Amphimon's (Mega/Ultimate level) Raiburn Break/Thunder Break attack. If any of you would be interested in helping me set this up, I would be very appreciative.

@Big McLargehuge

That sounds fair. It would be weird for like, a Terriermon to throw out a Poseidon Force. Particularly in an RP. That being said, though, I'm wondering how non-combat abilities, like digging and swimming, would be handled. Both if they'd be inheritable, and how much you see them playing into the story. I'd be down to help with anything.

Digimon: Materialization Interest Check

I am down. This sounds like my jam. What are you looking for as far as characters go? I noticed you cited Cyber Sleuth, Tamers, and Ghost Game, but there's a bit of variance there when it comes to things like maturity and age. Tighter than most of the Digimon franchise as a whole, but I still find it worth asking.

Digimon: The Convergence of the Human and Digital Worlds

Hey, look what I stumbled upon-

Primal Rage RP?

Mirror Interest Check, see the main in General Interest Checks!
Hello! I'm looking to start an RP based on the 1994 arcade classic fighting game Primal Rage. Not sure if it would go better in the Arena, or in a regular board, so, my interest check is here. It might be a bit before I'm ready to start, because I'd like to give people time to iron out their concepts, as you will be playing new characters, instead of the ones featured in the video game.
For those who don't know, Primal Rage is about god-like "DinoBeasts" who fight for control over the land and population of a ruined Earth, referred to in materials as "Urth". So basically, we'll be playing as kaiju with a domain and fighting game powers akin to those in Mortal Kombat, as far as theme goes. In order to balance out the naturally hectic nature of the premise, I'm considering using what I'll be calling "actionable terms", basically aspects of your character's bio/description that you can reference to solve situations, or possibly act against you.
Speaking of, it would be best if characters have a reason to at least expand their territory, if not have a goal that involves, or is assisted by, conquering "Urth" and defeating the other players. Most of the "DinoBeasts" were dormant under the crust of the Earth until a meteor strikes the Earth and destroys the moon. While the meteor doesn't awaken all of them instantly, it usually caused a chain reaction that lead to the characters coming to the surface to fight. Also, the human worshipers will be used as a kind of resource, and, along with territory, be wagered in fights, to a degree. I'm thinking of having a named chieftain slot on the character sheet, who can act as emissaries for your main characters. And given the nature of this being based on a fighting game, and the nature of the characters in that game, your characters won't really die. And if they do, it won't be for long.
Let me know if you have any comments, questions, or concerns. : )