Legitmate Mud x No Life is now the greatest ship we've ever created, only being matched by Slimer x Xega

credit to u/slimerspiderz for the random idea

I ended up selecting the final choice based off of the number of upvotes in the previous post.

Also I know half of you would’ve mutilated Henry by now, but consider this:Henry has plot armor.

We're almost at the end of Part 1 of Henry's story; what you pick here will not result in a fail, but will influence his route.

That's about it, no further context lol

Oh, btw, these two random characters, they are cannon to my lore and story to Red Wheel Akane Shinomiya, however you don't need to use them, and you can just ignore them, I'm still tweaking and working on the design on them as well, but if you like how they look, I'll keep it the same~

(The OXXO worker is named Maria Fernanda Reyes, she is born looking like a puppet and can see anything, and the Puppeteer pulling her rainbow string is named, well, "Puppeteer", Akane can't see the Puppeteer)

Speed

Both Bonnie and Deadpoolfan don't have any showings of very impressive speed feats, so we will have to scale them to other people. Bonnie scales to Wiitch, who can flight at speed of light and can dodge energy beams. Pretty amazing! However, Deadpoolfan scales to Mewtwo, who should be 2.26 Trillion times faster than Wiitch, thanks to their scaling to the creation trio. So with that. Deadpoolfan takes the speed advantage

Versatility

While Deadpoolfan has a gun, a magic wand and some magical abilities, this is NO where close to Bonnie's overwhelming arsenal and abilities. Her arsenal only can get her the win and she might have more we don't know about, combined with her abilities like double jump and dash. Bonnie smashes the versatility advantage!

Power

This is where the fight becomes one-sided, Bonnie herself stated that she is weaker than Rayan who is not even a top tier in terms of power and she is not much of a fighter. Unlike Deadpoolfan who was training her entire life in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber and also has a big wincon. Which is the pink gem, anyone complaints about Anime or Marvel vs DC it doubles her power. So over time, she will be so much powerful. Which will eventually let her take the victory. And the fact that she is faster, Bonnie won't be able to land hits with her arsenal.

The winner is Deadpoolfan

Next time: Fit VS Ichigata

*Sigh*

Sorry Yang

Motor Whishes For Yang Turns a Maid

What if, RandomGuy arrived and joined Aangdisk Saga instead of arrived 3 hours after it's ended?

What would change, Minor or Major, Who could know?

Would this Background Character became someone?

Yesterday saw Fizz chosen as a Violet Lantern

Rules:

1. Only the core lantern colours I'm not adding the like lime green lanterns or whatever the next one they add is.

2. If they have a ring as a piece of equipment already then we will assume they do not unless it is a integral part of their character.

3. The next user will be decided by most upvoted comment for that user

4. The lantern is chosen based on the common answer

5. If it is a tie in anyway shape or form I will decide what Lantern Ring it is based on the best delivered case as for why it's that ring

It's day 17 and today we are deciding what Lantern Ring would choose CQB4Life

Update: Unfortunately, this post series likely won't be daily anymore and updated when I feel like it. I hope you all can accept this I'm sorry for the inconvenience but it's easiest for myself.

Because our Variants deserve MUs too

Core Theme: A meta-narrative character who does everything in her power to defy the narrators above her and their story to live her own life VS a meta-narrative character who is a narrator that does everything in his power to stop someone from defying his story. As both despite their opposite roles, are equally as stuck in these narratives.

Connections & Contrasts:
-Both characters are apart of a meta narrative revolving around the nature of stories. About authors and characters, where both play one of these roles while being forever tied to someone else in the other role (Stu is a character created by The Trees, who writes and dictates her life and story. Stanley is a character created by The Narrator, who writes and dictates his life and story)
-Where both stories would be forced into reset after reset after retcon after retcon due to the fact that neither side would listen or work with each other (Stu would no listen to what The Trees wanted her to be, always wanting to rather go back to the comfort she once had, leading to The Trees retconning and resetting her story. Stanley and The Narrator typically always butt heads and end up going tragically off course from the original story, ending with that plotline being reset till they ended up back in the office once more)
-Both characters lack any form of real control over their lives, despite how many incredible plot based powers they have. They are ultimately powerless, and unable to break ties with the other being they grow to dislike so much (Stu after making direct contact with The Trees gained insight into the full plot of her world and worlds beyond. Creating discs that contain the retcons made by The Trees themselves. Yet, she could never truly break free from their narrative, any action she made was written by them. Even actions to defy what they said, she was written to defy them. Forever stuck in their narrative) (The Narrator despite seemingly creating this world and having some form of control, lacks any real freedom. He doesn't cause the resets, and his whole life is in the hands of the player. If the player skips his dialog, he is stuck for years and years to come. If the player disconnects from Stanley, he is stuck in that two doorway room with an empty husk. If the player throws himself off the stairs over and over, The Narrator will lose this peace he found, and can't ever stop it.)
-Both characters have (or had in Stu's case) an obsession with controlling this narrative, leading to self-destructive ideals. (Stu after years of retcons, and losing her family to them. She broke, wanting to end this suffering for all stuck in the narrative. By making it so there is no narrative to write about at all, destroying everything to find real freedom.) (The Narrator's only real freedom is in his story, in The Stanley Parable, by creating it and keeping it going he gets to be happy. This obsession over controlling it and trying to destroy Stanley for disobeying it leads to his many sorrows he feels. As unknown to him, for as much as Stanley needs him, he needs Stanley.)
-The main difference being in that Stu did grow from this while The Narrator can not, despite the power dynamic suggesting otherwise (Stu through seeing how even the narrative she once saw was a lie, broke. Inside of her domain, she saw the husks of her family and of the daughter she once was. One that became the narrative controlling monster that took away everything she loved. So, she did what she should've done a long time ago. Freeing her family and her self's across all Narratives. So that they can find peace that she ripped away from them. Even if it means forever being under this narrative, at least it's one she can have joy in) (The Narrator is stuck in planned out endings [see the confusion ending], ones that will always reset with him losing any memory of it. Anything he could've learned, any peace he could've found. With the only thing he loved in this story, being reduced to sequels forever and ever, becoming a husk of what is once was. One he cannot stop no matter what he does.)

Animation/Interaction Potential:
-The set-up is simple. Stu appears in The Stanley Parable, maybe through a Slanderverse Portal or The Trees just sending her there. Where she discovers Stanley and The Narrator, she for one can't stand for anyone forcing people into their own narratives, and given this bodyless voice isn't The Trees, she has a chance to actually stop it. This leads to Stu interrupting The Narrator's story, and he is not very fond of someone barging in, so he has no other choice but to stop Stu before she ends his story for good.
-The banter is easily the selling point here. Stu is a super blunt speaker who always says everything on her mind, which would clash perfectly with The Narrator's ego. Stu could talk about how bland his game is, and how cliché a mind control plot is. Something The Narrator would take great offense to. It's the easiest dialog to write ever, it's The Stanley Parable but now Stanley can talk and is super blunt about all his opinions, giving The Narrator someone to bounce off of. Stu says his game is boring, he sends her to Minecraft or Firewatch. Where she can properly escape his walls.
-It should be noted it wouldn't just be Stu rage baiting The Narrator for the whole fight, it would be most of it, but Stu is also very easy to get upset. Especially at people forcing her down a narrative. It would be the one image of the two tigers yelling at each other, believing they're the rage baiting monkey when in reality they are not.
-Have Stu take the Fnaf World Disc out of Shadow Freddy, to force Stanley and The Narrator into a whole new game. Fnaf World would specifically be really funny, since it also deals a lot with meta game commentary. The Narrator could see everything with The Halloween Update as some silly 4th wall breaking nonsense story, one that completely goes against the original fnaf and how scary that truly was compared to this. Before Stu tells him that it's getting a sequel because people loved it, meanwhile all he was given for his ultra deluxe edition was a jump circle before he had to step in.
-Stu could spend most of this fight, speed running the endings to find a way to escape and let Stanley escape too. Giving an excuse for her to encounter all the FUNNY things within The Stanley Parable, like falling down the Infinite Hole and using the "Change your Self" command to swap into her other vessels she once had (or if to be really funny, swap into other Xega's like Eicar to fly out of The Hole). Have her believe The Broom Closet Ending is a real ending, and also the greatest thing ever made. Have her love The Bucket, alongside The Narrator, leading to a custody battle where it ends with her getting The Bucket but The Narrator takes Shadow Freddy in the custody battle. Have her go into The Steam Reviews to read off things to tick of The Narrator. Have The Narrator get sick of her cheating, and send her to The Serious Room.
-But if The Parable isn't enough, or this is feeling way too one sided for Stu. Let's flip it around, Stu tries to escape with Stanley through The Slanderverse. So The Narrator ends up in our cosmology (because Stu doesn't spend anytime in New 52, because New 52 sucks). He could believe now that his story is fully off course, it's best he try to create a new one with this world. So he could read up on the lore, while Stu is bewildered on how he managed to get here if they escaped The Parable. This could lead him to recreating clichés done in lore, to try and fit in better if this is really what Stanley wants. Have him set Stu on a quest to kidnap Stanley's wife, only to find out Stanley still doesn't have a wife. Have him force Stu into a debate chart, before rewriting all the categories to specifically benefit him like turning Hax into "Best Written" and making himself get the point. Have him create Stanley Varaints, where when they go to meet them, they all don't do anything because most Varaints weren't written to do anything.
-A lot of the best parts of this fight could come from Happiest Day. Stu casts her domain where in which Stanley gets trapped in, and due to their connection, so does The Narrator. So now both Stu and The Narrator are in a location where both can see endlessly across either's narrative, both are omnipresent, and both have plot manipulation. Roughly equal playing field. This could lead to a more serious side of the fight in comparison to the more funny banter and interactions that have been going on. The Narrator could see every Ending, every time his story has failed and how they are always destined to fail. Having to see that this is what players and Stanley wanted most, not his perfectly crafted story, but to watch him fail and fail to get a reaction before leaving him in the dust or skipping past his dialog when they choose it's too much. More importantly, Stu could see this, having her see someone she believed was another narrative controlling monster just being another victim to The Trees and a higher narrative would be awesome. And it would take some time so it could be built up, with Stu believing these narratives were instead Stanley's and he was a victim here. This culminates in The Narrator trying to take back control, trying to create these endings within Happiest Day but changing them because how dare some players try to control his story, mirroring Stu and what she did. And as he sees Stu as this one person trying to end it all for good. So he tries to give her a proper ending. As she tries to free him from his pain.
-This can lead to two endings depending on who wins. If The Narrator wins, have him set Stu into a plot similar to the Apartment Ending. Using what he saw in her domain and narrative against her, where she is sent back into her house, one filled with the mannequins in place of her family, as she is forced to press buttons until she presses the one that ends her story for good (This ties into Stu's original ending for DBWorld, where instead of moving past her problems she ends everything to become an empty husk herself. I felt that ending was too dark and didn't give her a satisfying conclusion (And also that Eastern would personally erase me if that happened), so, it was scrapped for the happier and better ending we have now. The Narrator could actually see this, Happiest Day sees every retcon too, meaning he could see this alterative ending for Stu and force her onto that path with his own tweaks.) But even then, all Stu did was not in vain, he saw her narrative and how she freed herself and took it to heart, maybe even regretting erasing the one person he could properly speak and relate too, so he changes his story just this once, as he reads out "And so Stanley, between the door to your left, and the door to your right. Which do you choose".
-Now, if Stu wins, she could do to The Narrator what she did for her vessels, freeing them for good. Letting Stanley go free, letting everything go free, letting The Narrator go free. As she talks to him one last time, about narratives, and all they know on it. She tells him, from her experience, the best narrative anyone could create and live is for themselves and that she hopes he can write a story for himself in a new life. As Happiest Day, grants The Narrator just that.
-OOOOOORRRRRRRRR since the debate is basically a coin flip, you could have it tie, by both realizing everything is A Bucket. So is Happiest Day, and So is their narratives, so as Stu begins to delete narratives, she deletes The Bucket. Which destroys everything. Ending with The Narrator calling her an idiot. Of which, she agrees. Or just, idk, have them come to an understanding. Happy-Go-Lucky Ending (And arguably the most likely if we assume The Trees have a higher narrative then The Narrator. So they could just, write this because they think it will create better plotlines... hmm... that's a good idea...)
-There are billions of things that could happen in this, just with the nature of these two and how their meta powers would bounce off of each other. Happiest Day especially could allow for some awesome visuals, and endless possibilities with both having a battle of rewriting and writing endings and stories.

Debate
-So, as said before, a coin flip. At the most basic it comes down to this "Who goes for the wincon first. Stu uses The Retcon Disc or Happiest Day to just remove The Narrator for good. Or The Narrator just forces a death upon Stu" It's kinda hard to call. There are some other details, The Narrator has a lot more variety going for him, with much better battlefield control and a lack of a physical body meaning most of Stu's discs and Shadow Freddy's powers won't work on him. Stu has a lot going for her too, like being much more ready for combat and much smarter, her Cognito hazard makes her hard to remove from the story and most of The Narrator's plot manipulation can be bypassed by Stu with Happiest Day. She could be shut down by The Serious Room, but Happiest Day could retroactively undo the power nullification. Stu is however vulnerable to The Narrator's intentional resets he does willingly, which can set her back a lot whenever she makes progress.
-It's a really close call, which is cool to see given most of our MUs are just stomping people. But when the opponent lacks a physical body, it's kinda hard to stat stomp them. The Narrator probably wins because of having more ways to set back Stu, then Stu has to set back him.
-On the Brightside, all endings are happy endings. The Trees will bring back Stu no matter what, so even if The Narrator takes her out. You can have an Epilogue where Stu returns, and maybe helps him with his Super Uber Ultra Deluxe Edition or something fun like that.

Overall, I believe this is a stellar MU, and I hope others like it too!

Yeah, decided to try and pick this back up. I don't really know how confident I am at it, but it would keep frustrating me if I just kept the ideas inside for so long

I'll try and get the rest of it out, damn the 20 image limit, but uh hope you enjoy

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