Lol I'm warned again.
<cite>jedirood posted...</cite>
"Oh, I know you're trapped. Not so sure about the Empire part, but I like your catering quite a bit. Makes my events pop, loves." The woman on the screen taps her cheek lightly with one finger, looking at who all is around with you. It's like she's trying to figure out what the hell to do. "Okay, let me know if this is wrong: I think you lot invented a vigor with the power to teleport. I think you used it to warp into the flooded buildings to do something involving the Atlasites I marooned there, and I think for some reason, you can't get back out. Am I right so far?"
Deadpool seems to be folding cranes in the background out of paper. Wonder why.
Grunty, while the person onscreen spoke, whispered "Hermione that is... not. I know not the name of THOT." Note: THOT means That Hoe Over There.
<cite>MrFuzz111 posted...</cite>
"That's great! If you know him, then all we have to do is pay him a visit and he should put everyone back!" Nico seems pumped, then also goes in for a quick hug with Adel, saying "We're going to your home world! This will be fun!"
Everyone else is pretty much okay with it, so they march into the tear in single file. Seems to be another idyllic day in the rolling hills of Dreamland. You've literally already got a good view of an absolutely massive black and silver airship of familiar design comes into view. Ah, the mighty Halberd. Already flying! Impressive! It seems just a bit bigger than the previous model - no doubt it has some new tricks as well, despite its overall silhouette being quite similar to the first ship. Deadshot mutters something about it being "Badass", and he's right.
Metaknight naturally invites everyone aboard, but seems a bit concerned. "I like this plan, and we have the numbers to make it happen, but what are you thinking of saying to Keeby even if we go to Columbia?"
<cite>megaman_97 posted...</cite>
You could. Or you could, strictly speaking, bounce. You convinced Looker to do what you want, and he's already doing that. After all, like I said, the main people you see are camping little kids.
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Then you have a problem, because you've got a zombie sea witch cackling and striking for you physically with a huge gilded sceptre. And you must do it all your own self, even though you're practically getting blown off the Money Pool as it soars through. Keep in mind, you can at least give the nephews commands on how to control the ship. Or to fire the weapons, though at this point the foe is far too close - practically on top of you.
<cite>Lonewander posted...</cite>
tinyurl.com/ouoqw4dDoes this help a bit? As for numbers, there are late hundreds now, though no longer early thousands. However, I would say you're lucky enough to have only attracted the attention of about... Oh, maybe 90 members of the total. And they're trying to surround your group. However, Rollman is able to barrel through a solid path of lower ones (or at least, break through their tentacles). Meanwhile, the rest of the team ends up riding atop the vessel Eric is an awful enough kid to light his own flatulence on fire, cooking any that come from the sides of the walker.
Static, on the other hand, ends up sniping. It doesn't matter if the target is halfway of all the way across the room, he's a sharpshooter and he ends up closing them all off. It's important, you know. Highly important. These guys need to not get more allies, especially since any that break through will surely make a beeline for your adventurers now. Thankfully, the Egg Walker's natural defense blasters and vulcan cannon are enough to take care of most aerial threats, so you actually end up making it quite damn close. However, the unfortunate fact is that even a wizard does not have unlimited gas to pass, and sooner than later one of the awful black robots approaches, latching on.
Holy s*** it's so much worse when they're right up close. I hate these damn drones, and despite constant Shielding, it's a major problem because they're right on top of you and even with static using a proximal burst of electricity, it just won't let go! This thing is manic, intense, better than its fellows, and <b>beeping</b>. When that starts, your nurse shouts "NO!", throwing his arm forward and sending out blue charged energy that looks <i>exactly</i> like the stuff Static uses. But weak. Not all crackly and big like the black teen's. However, it's enough to get the creature off you, and you're lucky enough that even though you're still surrounded, you're only a few feet away from the big, violent wall.
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Probably the best choice. I mean, this thing is a serious problem. It looks solid as hell at this point, having tapped into Cosmic Power multiple times earlier. However, there still is that one opened up spot that's still tender, thanks to the quick thinking Air Cutter from before. Dickard does his best and bites the living hell out of the foe's skin, but you may be underestimating the intensity of Taza. That's two names combined into one, and Liza has the stones to order her Claydol to do something drastic. Like cause an eruption of Earth Power using the huge smokestack as a conduit and firing tube.
Both the idol and the bug are sent soaring with a KRACKOW, and Dickard does his best to stay connected by teeth. Ugh. Violent shit. The viewers who came to see Power Plant battles are stunned at the amount of blood.
<cite>just14 posted...</cite>
Flamethrower vs Sludge Wave, then. It's really hardly a comparison. I mean, the wetness of encroaching Waves, you would think, would be enough to stop Flamethrower, but it gets through. Frankly, Muk, despite not being Mega, is a beast, since he's even still standing after getting hit by Mega Charizard X's BLUE Flamethrower - looks scaled, but not burnt. Kum are resilient beasts, you know.. For your monster's part, he's poisoned, but this lasts no time at all, with Purple's beast spitting a brief purple flame out of his nose. Simply extraordinary - using flame powers to eject toxins out of one's body.
Koga, for the first time, looks outright scared. "Bite down, Muk!" After this command is sent, the opponent does just that, eating something it had in hand. Despite the fact it looks a bit safer, it's still not a match for you, even though it looks ready to Belch at Zard. Damn...
Oh, and the fans are all "Let's go Cha-ri-zard!" which is answered by other fans with "Let's go Muk!" So, "Let's go Cha-ri-zard!" "Let's go Muk!" "Let's go Cha-ri-zard!" "Let's go Muk!" "Let's go Cha-ri-zard!" "Let's go Muk!"
...Let's go, Charizard! Bury the foe in unending Lava hell!
<cite>texanfan27 posted...</cite>
"Sorry, but I need practice against lightsabers." After this curt statement, the Female Changeling transmorphs into one of these f***ers:
tinyurl.com/nzyfw4sAnd by that, I mean her entire body shifts, with her arms shifting into hard, chitinous shints as well. Damn, the Dominion's Founders really can fully shapeshift at will. That's a hell of a trick. So is charging the opponent, blocking his blade with chitin, and ending up out the back end of the building. The strange swordsman jumps out after her, shouting <b>"IT'S AN ALIEN INVASION, DIE XENO SCUM!"</b> Though I said he shouted it, it's half screamed. As for you, well...
Destroyman, on the other hand, seems to be coming back from being Stopped - not the best thing to be happening, since he's groaning something about "Whoever did that is getting blown to bits!" Justice Hands!" Now he's indiscriminately firing double handed bursts of glowing and generic looking energy, breaking walls and s***, trying to get to Magus. Tryna get to you... and that booty. Tryna get to you... and that monkey.
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"Yes. She's messed up in the head mentally, hangs out on Koridai a lot, and is a Free Thinker. She works with Skeletons that use awful Bone Strategies. I don't even think she was born in Hyruje, because she has no family or friends here at all. We've looked hard for some, too. That's what I know. Actually, she is VERY jealous of me. And she's known to kill without remorse, just like the Hyruje Warrior. That one needs to be depowered, by the way." She gestures to Tyrion, who nods in agreement. I mean, it's tough to disagree - your partner was witness to that woman fighting, and she's a murderous superhuman brute. On the other hand, HW is an enemy to them, not to you guys.
<cite>DragonmanXD posted...</cite>
Yeah, there's not much damn point to anything at this point. Colress's poor, unnicknamed PKMN, once the sustained Earthquake finally ends... it ends up basically like a punching bag, getting smashed and pounded and snapped at by the implacable Mega Steelix's snakey form. Finally, it nearly kills its foe with a bloody Crunch, before screaming "STEEEEEEEEEL!" and lifting its head to the skies triumphantly!
What the f*** is not to love? YOU WIN!
Colress just groans. Groans groans groans. Nerdy groans, like Tina Belcher. Think the sound of not answering when 9/11 asks "What is your emergency?"
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Magnet Bombs are not only incredibly useful, they seem pretty effective on this opponent damagewise, without contributing to her energy gathering like the electricity was. However, despite effective zoning and space use by a combination of the bombs and your killer Lord, this android does something you couldn't really expect. She fires metal of her own - bullets, from this great bastard:
tinyurl.com/qagnjvsIt fires fast enough to KO Magneton fairly quickly, at which point she starts looking for more armored prey. Damn robots... Always having secret guns. Where would she even carry a big piece of s*** like that? Well, at least your allies are cracking up, so clearly their fight is going well.
<cite>pielover19 posted...</cite>
1. Mushroom Kingdom
2. Ethos
3. Hyruje
4. Planet Seven
5. Prinny City
6. Bearwood
7. Hollow Bastion
8. Albion
9. Neo Tokyo
10. Popstar (Kirby)
11. Shivering Isles
12. Endless Landscape
13. Mobius
<cite>Simon-for-Smash posted...</cite>
Without a word, this chubby elfish dude nods vigorously, and ushers you through a door into the adjacent business. Apparently it's also owned by him, because he outright puts on a purple robe right in front of you and steps in front of a crystal ball.
Not only does Error start making weird and repetitive gestures over a crystal ball, the ball itself glows just a little. Then inside of it, a vision appears. It's of a pretty miserable looking grimoire, fancy with all kinds of bluish silver trim on the front - triangles and s***. It's... not exactly what you were expecting, but it appears to be strapped down at the bottom of some kind of tank of water. Interesting...
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"Oh, that's Tyrion, Lord of Casterly Rock and the hero of the Hurricane Incursion. Soon, he'll be king, and this world will be as ready as it gets. He's the famous Imp, known for being half the size of a man and being from one of the most violent and dangerous of the old Houses - House Lannister. When I look at him, I just see one big brain, though. Better than the old King by far, and he'll make sure no Black Lanterns kill the people of this world."
<spoiler>In this episode you spoil one of my big twists. Kappa</spoiler>
If someone could post that^ It would be much appreciated.
