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This took a bit, but hopefully it's worth it.
Awesome Alliance vs The Ultra Squadron
There are two new members: Godiva (God's gift), who specializes in support and evacuations, and Spike (Blitz's pet mutant dragonfly), who's a surveillance scout.
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I’ve criticized the Justice league’s lack of leadership, but this poses a question to debate upon:
The options for leader tend to be either Batman or Superman, but why not Wonder Woman?
I would like to see how she deviates as a leader.
The real reason Kars lost is because he didn’t spare a Pillar Woman; Joseph would’ve folded with ease.
I don’t care if she’s a walking vampire on steroids, what’s the point of being the ultimate lifeform if you don’t have someone to bare life with?
Leftists are funny because they sincerely see victimization, low status, and weakness as indicators of virtue. The logic is that all positive traits like strength or high status are gained through exploitation, so actually being a loser is proof of being moral.
Thus, they do terrible rheatoric like this where they're like "Oh yeah well this rich handsome businessman who's extremely well educated and talented is saying it, so it's obviously BULLSHIT!", when it's just an inverse of virgin vs chad.
I’ve criticized the Justice league’s lack of leadership, but this poses a question to debate upon:
The options for leader tend to be either Batman or Superman, but why not Wonder Woman?
I would like to see how she deviates as a leader.
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Writing idea: a character who becomes a villain because he just couldn’t stand the “hero” getting mixed up in either progressive policies, weak-minded therapy speak or simply talking nonsense like a fan girl like Kamala Khan instead of craving their own path and a spine.
Writing idea: a character who becomes a villain because he just couldn’t stand the “hero” getting mixed up in either progressive policies, weak-minded therapy speak or simply talking nonsense like a fan girl like Kamala Khan instead of craving their own path and a spine.
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When I see this uni, I always feel like it's about to stand up and eat something delicious, sticking out its cute and tender little tongue! The more I draw, the more I feel: Uni is so cute when she stands up and waves her paws!@unicouniuni3
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I decided to expand upon this idea a tad bit with going over a rough idea for the characters in question, I don’t have any names but see what you think:
The supervillain group:
• Essentially Kraven the Hunter
• Hulk, but he’s a good doggo
• essentially Yujiro Hamma
• A rouge veteran who became a being of living radiation like Captain Atom, he looks like Apachai.
• A snake woman akin to Ibuki Douji who finds pleasure with fighting stronger men and exotic wines.
The next-gen heroes they have to take care of:
•A hero who has over 10 elements at his disposal, the issue, he doesn’t know squat about combinations so he randomly spams to see what hits.
•A pacifist who actually has a formidable power, but her lack experience and timid demeanor limits her performance.
•A lonely hero who’s more concerned with finding a lady in his life than being a hero, he gets trained by the snake woman to retrieve wine in dangerous circumstances.
•A big boy with super strength, but he doesn’t take up any physical activity thus has to lift more than 10 tons to get stronger.
•A hero who is the son of the hunter
A quick idea: A supervillain team that formed a group, not for world domination or planning heists. Instead, they formed a group simply to fight superheroes in a competitive fashion as a means to “make humanity strong.”
However, things go wrong for them when the next generation of heroes haven’t measured up in terms of combat experience or power unlike the old school heroes so some of the members switch things up in order to mentor them to prepare for the worse, like an alien invasion out of their league.
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A quick idea: A supervillain team that formed a group, not for world domination or planning heists. Instead, they formed a group simply to fight superheroes in a competitive fashion as a means to “make humanity strong.”
However, things go wrong for them when the next generation of heroes haven’t measured up in terms of combat experience or power unlike the old school heroes so some of the members switch things up in order to mentor them to prepare for the worse, like an alien invasion out of their league.








































