CarlManvers2019
Writers Blocked Douchebag
What’s wrong with DogBird Meido’s who kick lots of ass?
Femininity combined with Strength/Power
Honestly, the more “realistic” Worm kinda lacks feminine or cute and/or sexy looking women for me
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What’s wrong with DogBird Meido’s who kick lots of ass?
Femininity combined with Strength/Power
Honestly, the more “realistic” Worm kinda lacks feminine or cute and/or sexy looking women for me
CarlManvers2019
Writers Blocked Douchebag
This does come with a premise, I mean she becomes a superhero instead of a supervillain, one with a “reputation”
Okay, could use expansion, like the E88 or ABB attacking her restaurant for money or racketeering and the issues with a teenager running a business instead of being at school and also the problem of NOT being in a group making things harder as operating solo is not necessarily a good idea
The Name of Love
Far Right Nutjob
My mistake then. I thought you were proposing a fanfic idea.
CarlManvers2019
Writers Blocked Douchebag
Idea: Taylor Hebert reincarnates into this series as the youngest child of the Walker family
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Superpowers included, does Taylor solve the mystery of Drisking, Missouri? Does Taylor scare someone to death? How much better does this all end?
Borrasca
Borrasca is a 2015 novella written by C.K. Walker. Sam Walker moves to the town of Drisking, Missouri one summer and quickly befriends two other kids, Kyle and Kimber. They take a trip to a strange treehouse, where you are supposed to carve your …
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Superpowers included, does Taylor solve the mystery of Drisking, Missouri? Does Taylor scare someone to death? How much better does this all end?
What's with people and their obsession over Borrasca...? I wouldn't want to read it, much less remember any of it.
CarlManvers2019
Writers Blocked Douchebag
Carthasis, also its mostly just me, last times I checked on SB and QQ not much of a following
Definitely nothing on FFN, even if it provides a place for sadistic carthasis
Ariel Schnee
Cute Snow Princess
Anyway
Idea: A Male!Taylor or Rule63!Taylor who’s the opposite of canon Taylor Hebert in looks and gets mistaken for a real cute girl
Triggers due to some stuff involving the Trio emasculating and demeaning him for him not being a “Real Man” and forcing him into a cute dress to be humiliated in front of the school
He faints out of sheer embarassment and also triggers with the memories, skill and physical power of Tokita Ohma from Kengan Asura.
Tokita Ohma
"You wanna fight, too?"— Ohma posing Yamashita Kazuo the question Tokita Ohma (十 (と) 鬼 (き) 蛇 (た) 王 (おう) 馬 (ま) , Tokita Ōma; "Ohma Tokita"), also known as The Asura[note] (阿 (ア) 修 (シュ) 羅 (ラ) , Ashura), is a man who loves to fight. He entered into the Kengan Association, fighting for the Nogi...kenganverse.fandom.com
Essentially he becomes both a Brute and a Mover and a Thinker
That said he’s still girly enough to be a Trap and does his first real noticeable public superhero action while in the bank that the Undersiders are robbing and accidentally making Amy/Panacea like him
I always pictured cute/girly/pretty Taylor looking like this pic.
I like the idea too. Does this Taylor like guys? Girls? Both? Everything?(Like Captain Jack Harkness does)
Does this Taylor act girlish? Dress like a girl does? Act like a girl does?
CarlManvers2019
Writers Blocked Douchebag
Think of this
Unintentionally girly, because his power comes with a “Magical Girl Transformation” to hide his identity
Speaking of Magical Girls
I always liked the idea of a cute more combative Amy
Honestly I have never read the original and due to my preferences for stories that end with a net gain for the protagonists, I probably never will; seriously, all the sacrifices by Taylor and two bullets are her payoff?? No thank you.
so I had an idea for an alt power Taylor that is basically a mass crossover.
What the power entails is that Taylor is able to summon "things" (living and non-living) from across the multiverse, Time, and Space. The catch is that these people (the delray effect is actively allowing them to use their abilities or acquire new ones) Are permanently summoned and can only be "de-summoned if in direct contact with Taylor and consent. The thing is that these people remember everything that went on if they are de-summoned and can even bring small items back.
Her first summons happens during the locker incident where it can be taken many ways.
For me, I have outlined some story events I'd like.
So when Taylor is locked in the locker she calls for help and ends up summoning the Norwegian Berserker that held Stanford Bridge the moment before his death. Ivar as I will call him rips open the locker more out of curiosity but never actually interacts with Taylor before he is captured by the PRT and eventually joins that organization initially as the Parahuman with a rating of Brute 2 (because he is just that good) though does eventually trigger.
Taylor has no idea she has powers until she summons Yoda. He helps her figure out his powers and does his usual mentor shtick. Taylor relise that after a few times she has started to acquire the force. Yoda for his part is given a copy of Star Wars ep 1-3.
Taylor starts summoning different people and material. Asked if anyone would like to stay or help her. Eventually, she's ready to heroing with a full bag of tricks. A few problems, however. people like Issac from Castlevania, Muzan Kibutsji, and Caine
What the power entails is that Taylor is able to summon "things" (living and non-living) from across the multiverse, Time, and Space. The catch is that these people (the delray effect is actively allowing them to use their abilities or acquire new ones) Are permanently summoned and can only be "de-summoned if in direct contact with Taylor and consent. The thing is that these people remember everything that went on if they are de-summoned and can even bring small items back.
Her first summons happens during the locker incident where it can be taken many ways.
For me, I have outlined some story events I'd like.
So when Taylor is locked in the locker she calls for help and ends up summoning the Norwegian Berserker that held Stanford Bridge the moment before his death. Ivar as I will call him rips open the locker more out of curiosity but never actually interacts with Taylor before he is captured by the PRT and eventually joins that organization initially as the Parahuman with a rating of Brute 2 (because he is just that good) though does eventually trigger.
Taylor has no idea she has powers until she summons Yoda. He helps her figure out his powers and does his usual mentor shtick. Taylor relise that after a few times she has started to acquire the force. Yoda for his part is given a copy of Star Wars ep 1-3.
Taylor starts summoning different people and material. Asked if anyone would like to stay or help her. Eventually, she's ready to heroing with a full bag of tricks. A few problems, however. people like Issac from Castlevania, Muzan Kibutsji, and Caine
I actually see the original the opposite way: while Taylor's descent is tragic, she ends up becoming the most dangerous supervillain in world history and she ultimately got a complete karma Houdini ending instead of being brought to justice for her crimes.
In my opinion, the post Gold Morning cape amnesty was both stupid and horrifically unjust. The wake of Gold Morning was the best opportunity for the actual, legitimate governments of the world to end the bullshit of the "Unwritten Rules" and crack down *hard* on parahuman criminals, finally restoring the rule of law. And they threw it away.
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My take on the Cauldron / S9 business is that Cauldron's protection of the S9 is one of the measures they're taking to undermine the authority of human governments, preliminary to their long-term plan of establishing parahuman dictatorships around the world. Brockton Bay isn't really an experiment as Cauldron claims; it's a pilot project, with the difference being that Cauldron is already firmly committed to establishing parahuman rule worldwide; Brockton Bay is a small-scale test run to refine their parameters for establishing and maintaining such regimes, not to determine whether or not they're workable.
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Fayerin
New member
Pretty sure what you're suggesting was never going to happen even without Cauldron interenfence, I mean what with superpowers making you invincible against the non power having plebs.
The Unicorn
Well-known member
while Worm canon is a bit contradictory on the subject the base premise is supposed to be that parahumans are very much NOT invincible and most can be killed by some punk with a knife and some luck, with nearly all being vulnerable to soldiers with decent weapons and training.
I'm not sure if there is any canon cape that couldn't be stopped by Mundane soldiers with some prep, possibly Eidolon but even then catch him with the wrong powers selected...
Yes and no.Most would die to good SWAT team.But - goverments and others need them for various reasons.
Well,Glory Girl was invicible for average army,just like some members of S9.And,you do not start nuking your own country to get rid of parahumans.
The Unicorn
Well-known member
Nope. If you go by WoG with her shield dropping for several seconds GG is easily subdued by any guy with a gun who just kept shooting at her. If you go with a more logical small fraction of a second you'd need two guys with guns, or a molotov cocktail and a gun, or some gas attack, or any number of other options.
Which ones? Jack is easy to take down as is Cherish, Mannequin is a bit more difficult but still on the level an infantry platoon can handle, same with shatterbird. Siberian can be dealt with easily once you know it's Manton who's a master not a Brute/Mover/Striker. Crawler can't be killed but can easily be trapped, etc...
No one is talking about nukes, so far we're just talking about infantry scale weapons.
Maybe? i knew Worm from fanfictions,not novel.And in fanfictions i read both S9 and Glory Girl could wipe out smaller armies.
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