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Post by Dr. Poison on Sept 28, 2014 19:11:14 GMT -5
DP, can you give me some background on Martian Manhunter and or Batman Beyond in relation to ToJ continuity, and if they're available? You can use a child of the Martian Manhunter. As for Batman Beyond, his background has been pretty well laid out by DC so we couldn't base him on you.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 28, 2014 21:34:07 GMT -5
So no Thanagarian blasters, huh? Ah well.
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Post by shaxper on Sept 28, 2014 21:52:05 GMT -5
so we couldn't base him on you. I think this is the one aspect of Titans of Justice I'm not yet understanding. To what degree are our characters based on us? How will that work?
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Post by JLU51306 on Sept 28, 2014 22:49:22 GMT -5
so we couldn't base him on you. I think this is the one aspect of Titans of Justice I'm not yet understanding. To what degree are our characters based on us? How will that work? I believe what DP means is that it's preferable for legacy characters to be sort of a clean slate, to be molded into a character that can resemble our own personalities, however loosely. Becoming their own characters, in a way. That's why I asked about Batman Beyond, him being a legacy character already represented in the greater DCU, I wasn't sure where he would stand in ToJ continuity.
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Post by shaxper on Sept 28, 2014 22:51:33 GMT -5
I think this is the one aspect of Titans of Justice I'm not yet understanding. To what degree are our characters based on us? How will that work? I believe what DP means is that it's preferable for legacy characters to be sort of a clean slate, to be molded into a character that can resemble our own personalities, however loosely. Becoming their own characters, in a way. That's why I asked about Batman Beyond, him being a legacy character already represented in the greater DCU, I wasn't sure where he would stand in ToJ continuity. But how does it come to resemble our own personalities? Do we contribute information to make that happen, or does Dr. Poison give a best guess, and how far does it go? I was not intending my new female Firestorm to be a 35 year old married man
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Post by hondobrode on Sept 28, 2014 23:24:59 GMT -5
Going back to DP's original post, I see that we're contributing character ideas and feedback to whomever the writer during that period is.
Sorry, this is all pretty new to me.
I'd like to do something with Robotman, a sorely under-used but great character. Would we consider him a cyborg who could father a child, or a brain in a robotic shell ?
Either way I think he could produce a child. I'm still thinking of who I'd propose as his lover.
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Post by Dr. Poison on Sept 29, 2014 6:54:39 GMT -5
I believe what DP means is that it's preferable for legacy characters to be sort of a clean slate, to be molded into a character that can resemble our own personalities, however loosely. Becoming their own characters, in a way. That's why I asked about Batman Be yond, him being a legacy character already represented in the greater DCU, I wasn't sure where he would stand in ToJ continuity. But how does it come to resemble our own personalities? Do we contribute information to make that happen, or does Dr. Poison give a best guess, and how far does it go? I was not intending my new female Firestorm to be a 35 year old married man I'm pretty flexible on this. Members can either submit a character that is based on their personality, likes, dislikes, etc. along with sharing their first name or they can do such as you did and just submit a cool character concept that they come up with.
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Post by Dr. Poison on Sept 29, 2014 6:55:48 GMT -5
Going back to DP's original post, I see that we're contributing character ideas and feedback to whomever the writer during that period is. Sorry, this is all pretty new to me. I'd like to do something with Robotman, a sorely under-used but great character. Would we consider him a cyborg who could father a child, or a brain in a robotic shell ? Either way I think he could produce a child. I'm still thinking of who I'd propose as his lover. I'm totally fine with you using Robotman as your base-character. Pitch me an origin for this character along with any Who's Who like details you can come up with for them when you get a chance.
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Post by shaxper on Sept 29, 2014 7:07:26 GMT -5
But how does it come to resemble our own personalities? Do we contribute information to make that happen, or does Dr. Poison give a best guess, and how far does it go? I was not intending my new female Firestorm to be a 35 year old married man I'm pretty flexible on this. Members can either submit a character that is based on their personality, likes, dislikes, etc. along with sharing their first name or they can do such as you did and just submit a cool character concept that they come up with. Let me know if you'd like me to flesh out more in terms of characterization. I hadn't given it much thought, but I'm happy to come up with something.
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Post by Dr. Poison on Sept 29, 2014 7:31:36 GMT -5
I'm pretty flexible on this. Members can either submit a character that is based on their personality, likes, dislikes, etc. along with sharing their first name or they can do such as you did and just submit a cool character concept that they come up with. Let me know if you'd like me to flesh out more in terms of characterization. I hadn't given it much thought, but I'm happy to come up with something. Be my guest.
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Post by shaxper on Sept 29, 2014 7:45:31 GMT -5
Let me know if you'd like me to flesh out more in terms of characterization. I hadn't given it much thought, but I'm happy to come up with something. Be my guest. Okay. So Danna is a pretty serious-minded young woman. Extremely dedicated and intelligent (a nice contrast to her father), but not particularly on the adventurous side. I imagine her a little older than her father was when he started out. She was a graduate student studying under an aging/ailing Professor Stein (maybe he even staved off retirement out of obligation to Ronnie, having promised to assist his daughter), before it became necessary for the two to combine and become Firestorm. The fun I see in this series is in the inversion. I imagine an older Prof. Stein who once believed nuclear science could help the world has grown immensely more cynical over time, now in his final years and seeing the world in a sorrier state of affairs than it ever was in the early 1980s. The world is a lot less stable, terrorism is rampant, and technology has utterly failed to do anything to raise people's quality of life -- it just gave them smartphones instead. Thus, whereas Stein once had to play conscience to the impulsive Ronnie Raymond, Danna is now the one holding the professor back at times and, at others, imploring him to provide aid when she doesn't know enough of the physics herself. Whereas Firestorm I's ultimate goal was for Professor Stein to produce a productive and well adjusted citizen in the form Ronnie Raymond, Firestorm III's goal is to give a man his final redemption before death in the form of Professor Stein, as well as, perhaps, offer us all a less jaded view of mankind and his future (though not in a corny cheerleader sort of way). Do with it what you will!
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Post by mayincatek on Sept 29, 2014 12:28:50 GMT -5
I liked a lot the stories of Firestorm and Nepthys.
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Post by wildfire2099 on Sept 29, 2014 15:18:13 GMT -5
OK, so I have an idea, but I'm not sure it's allowed: Stardust: Kyle Theo Knight.. the son of Jack Knight and the Mist. He'll have mist-like powers, with the occassional ability, under great duress, to unleash a cosmic blast of force. He's not particular friendly to others, due to his heritage, but learning about the true history of his family inspired him to try the good side of the law, after a brief, uninspired career as a supervillain. I will allow this character. I think he could have an interesting power-set. What do you think about him also carrying the Cosmic Rod instead of having internal cosmic blasts? Sure, if there's no Courtney Whitmore in your universe... or maybe it could be an older one he digs up from the Starman museum or something. I didn't want him to be too powerful, and I thought having both the Rod and mist powers would be
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Post by mayincatek on Sept 29, 2014 15:21:51 GMT -5
I will allow this character. I think he could have an interesting power-set. What do you think about him also carrying the Cosmic Rod instead of having internal cosmic blasts? Sure, if there's no Courtney Whitmore in your universe... or maybe it could be an older one he digs up from the Starman museum or something. I didn't want him to be too powerful, and I thought having both the Rod and mist powers would be Courtney Whitmore is the mother of Corporal Marvel.
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Post by Dr. Poison on Sept 29, 2014 15:41:36 GMT -5
I will allow this character. I think he could have an interesting power-set. What do you think about him also carrying the Cosmic Rod instead of having internal cosmic blasts? Sure, if there's no Courtney Whitmore in your universe... or maybe it could be an older one he digs up from the Starman museum or something. I didn't want him to be too powerful, and I thought having both the Rod and mist powers would be I'll give it some thought. I just thought with "star" as part of his name, it might be a good idea as Jack's abilities came from the Cosmic Rod. I'll ponder it more and surprise you.
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