shocker7776

I was tagged by @enchantedmints for a 13 things about me meme! You know what that means?
          	
          	|| You'll procrastinate on this by doing something important? ||
          	
          	Nope! Let's meme, folks!
          	
          	|| *Sigh* Just once... ||
          	
          	1. || Hi, I'm Dark. Think of me as Shock's imaginary friend, though technically I'm more like a weird personification of his common sense. I'm his left brain, so to speak. Logic, reasoning, and editing. Naturally, he hardly uses me. ||
          	
          	2. I like cartoons. Specifically, shows like Steven Universe and My Little Pony: FiM. The latter has actually been a large influence on my writing, and both have given me lots of ideas for things.
          	
          	3. || Shock loves the webcomic Homestuck, partially because of its confusing nature, worldbuilding, and amazing characters/characterization. ||
          	
          	4. Speaking of Homestuck, something I like to do is assign god tiers (basically a personality thing like being an INFP or something) to characters. This helps me understand the characters and how they act a bit better. My god tier is Seer of Hope!
          	
          	5. || The Muse Court is the name for an imaginary place in Shock's head that houses all of his muses (AKA, characters he writes with). The population in the Court is about 50 or so people. ||
          	
          	6. I love fanfiction and read way too much of it. Sorry! But a lot of it is so much better than most published works!
          	
          	7. || Shock is an avid roleplayer. Roleplaying got him into writing back in the seventh grade, and he still roleplays today, even if his style's changed. ||
          	
          	8. A major influence on my writing has been Rick Riordan, who wrote Percy Jackson.
          	
          	9. || Shock's spent a lot of time researching writing. TV Tropes and writing blogs are favorite haunts of his, and he spends a great deal of time watching YouTube videos that analyze shows and their stories. ||
          	
          	10. My preferred genre to write is comedy, but I'm considering branching off into adventure if I find the muse for it.
          	
          	That's all folks! I tag @Bri-Fire971 and @DawsonSwimmer97 Have fun!

shocker7776

For anyone who wants to know, Seer is the passive understanding class, meaning, "One who understands X or understands through X", and typically advises others on X or with X. X being the aspect, which in my case is Hope! Hope represents positive emotions, possibilities, and open-mindedness. So I'd be one who understands positive emotions, possibilities, and open-mindedness, using it to aid myself and others!
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AelitaValkyrie

They have a host of different antagonists, but the main leader is a member of congress, Irina Curtis, a crossbreed descendent of Bast, Set, the Egyptian god of chaos, and Kronos, Greek Titan lord of time. Her alter ego is Red Paradox, and she is the leader of an organization of villains called Hell's Monarchy. Her powers are mastery over dark sorcery and time. Irina Curtis is Locke's mother, but he doesn't know she's Red Paradox.

AelitaValkyrie

Well, Locke and Seneca are the only one who know each other's identity at the beginning of it, so they start out as seperate heroes for a lot of it. As they know one another more, they gradually become the Immortal Legion, which is like the Teen Titans

shocker7776

@AelitaValkyrie Nice. Who's the antagonist? I'm guessing a central villain or enemy or problem may force them together? (Like with the Avengers and such?)
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AelitaValkyrie

The last main protagonist is Audrey Ozpin. Audrey is 14 and is one of Aelita's best friends, aside from Locke and Seneca. Audrey lives only with her poor mom, and has a rivalry with Selene Valor, who is like her polar opposite. Audrey is the descendent of Loki, and constantly fights with Selene/Earthshatter, who refuses to trust her because of that. Audrey's alter ego is Lycan, who has the ability to transform into a wolf, illusion and charm abilities, and dark sorccery. 

shocker7776

@AelitaValkyrie These are very interesting characters! I like them. :33 They'd certainly be fun to write with! Are they all separate heroes or are they part of a Teen Titans-like group?
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AelitaValkyrie

The fourth protagonist is Seneca Naraje, Locke's cousin. Seneca's 15, half-Mexican, and a descendent of Quetzalcoatl, the Aztec god of wind and wisdom. Seneca and Locke have a more brotherly relationship, and are the only two people in the legion who know each other's identities. Seneca's alter ego is Wind Blade, who has psychic abilities, as well as control over wind. His trademark weapon 

AelitaValkyrie

The third character is Selene Valor. Selene is popular at their school, and slightly standoffish. She's a fifteen year old, orphaned descendent of Terra, the Roman mother earth. Selene and Locke are sort of enemies, and despise one another. Selene is sort of mean at school, but she's still a hero. Her alter ego is Earthshatter, who has control over stone, metal, and plants.

AelitaValkyrie

To answer your previous question, yes it's not just the Greek Gods it's all the different gods. :3 The second character is Locke Curtis. He's a 15 year-old nerd, who has a difficult relationship with his parents, and school issues. He's a descendent of Bast, the Egyptian cat goddess, and his alter ego is Nightshade. Nightshade is a cat/human hybrid with the abilities of heightened strength and agility, as well as limited sorccery and shadow control. He has a school crush on Aelita X3

AelitaValkyrie

Okay, so what I've got so far are my four main characters. The P.O.V switches between them. First there's Aelita Weiss. She's 14 and the daughter of the president of a big company. She's all nice and sweet at school, but her secret identity is Valkyrie, a winged girl with control over electricity and a master sorceress. She's a descendent of Zeus, which is how she got her powers.

shocker7776

@AelitaValkyrie Hmm. So in this world, the Greek gods are real. Noted. :33 So Aelita can face challenges from Greek myths, and so could the others. I wonder if ALL mythologies are real, or just the Greek. Given that valkyrie are typically Norse, I'd guess the former, or else I'm sueing Zeus for copyright. XD
            
            She sounds interesting! :33
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