Alrighty then. Since chances are that when Wriggle gets back, he'll be tired as fuck and will go to sleep as soon as he posts, so I'm going to share the blueprints to the perfect being arc.
Characters that may be concerned: John, Otori, Gerard, possibly Samus
Grade of importance: Just under the importance of the devourer arc.
Plot: HM has finally figured out that the one who killed Gerard was John. After a fight with him, HM runs off to an unknown place in his 'perfect being' mode. He then finally activates an underground solo operation he's been working on ever since his enrollment to the Neo-Yakuza: the Terracotta Army of Peace-Keepers (I shit you not, one of my choices were the Terracotta Army of Mechanically Programmed Operatives for Neutralization. But then I started laughing my ass off. You'll see why). He then sends his army to all worlds by any means. This is to be stopped, for if they get a hold of all worlds, he can gain access to all technology in every world. He desires to open the portals to every world for easy access to any world, eventually making the worlds collide amongst eachother. However, his priority is also on John, not only for vengance, but also for the simple fact that John is a major hinderance.
Goals: 1. Stop the TAP-K from advancing to each world. 2. Make sure that any worlds infested with the TAP-K are cleaned out as fast as possible. 3. Find HM and either decide to convince him out of his plans or somehow killing him.
So guys, whaddya think? Is there anything you guys don't like?
HM's goals. 1. Achieve what the Neo-Yakuza didn't in order to have everyone acknowledge the power of a MIHI. 2. Destroy the Neo-Yakuza for them not caring to give out a search party for Gerard, now sure that he is dead. 3. If time calls, any sightings of John will result in any TAP-K going towards John's location. They are dangerous in numbers.
I had my own idea for an arc. One that would pretty much undo everything if the heroes don't win.
Sometimes when you're driving down a road, a bug hits your windshield. It's ugly and unpleasant, but you just activate the wipers / cleaning fluid and it's gone in a few seconds. It's just part of driving down the road. You don't dwell on it, because that'd be silly. Bugs aren't worth the time.
@ Kristia That's where the fun is! They're called Terracotta soldiers, but they aren't all made of rock. The thing they all do have is an endoskeleton to control the soldiers.
Originally posted by Kristia a time traveling arc?
Well, yes, and no. Recently I played a game you may have heard of called Bastion. In the game, the Bastion is a device which can set things back to a previous era, or in this case, before the video game characters came into real life. I'm thinking someone would change things so that the Atlas Project, which started things in the first place, never existed, or was destroyed if they get to use the thing.
Sometimes when you're driving down a road, a bug hits your windshield. It's ugly and unpleasant, but you just activate the wipers / cleaning fluid and it's gone in a few seconds. It's just part of driving down the road. You don't dwell on it, because that'd be silly. Bugs aren't worth the time.