Leprechaun
(Terrible horror movies)
A "magical slasher" villain seen in Z-list -- mostly direct-to-video -- horror movies.
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Posts Tagged ‘ Immortal ’
Samurai City
A strange secret town of immortal underground samurai.
Samurai City appeared during Jack Kirby's run on Black Panther.
Rayya Manticora
An example of a fully-fleshed out necromancer in the Guild Wars 2 setting.
If you need an atypical, benign necro who likes rabbits (and magical action princess outfits), well it's just the occasion you've been waiting for.
Davy Tenzer
(King David)
DC Comics' Davy Tenzer is the Biblical King David, but as a 1970s immortal anti-terror international singing super-spy.
Sometimes, he fights snake aliens.
Priestess Medusa (and her harpies and amazons)
These are obscure Green Lantern/Green Arrow/Black Canary 1970s characters.
They apparently were active during prehistory before being exiled off Earth, which is interesting.
Anabasis-5
(Destiny video games)
A window into the Destiny "epic sci-fi" video game universe, using a sample character. Though in this article the emphasis is on the universe.
So if you want to learn about stuff such as the Worm Gods, the Sword Logic, the Traveller's Ghosts, the Last City, the European Dead Zone, the Rasputin Warmind, the Infinite Forest, etc. it's all in...
Dolores & Juan Muerto
Obscure 1970 enemies of the Batman. And among the oddly few Mexican characters in the DCU.
Aristocratic Gothic Horror crime lords who are sort of immortal.
Castle Grayskull
Full notes about this important -- and ominous -- location in the He-man and the Masters of the Universe cartoons of the 1980s.
Emmanuelle Chekhov, the Imperial Slayer
A vampire commando who hunts vampires, in the Russian Resurgence future depicted in Nikolai Dante comics published in 2000AD.
She's so vein, she prolly thinks this writeup is about her.
As of March of 2019, this profile has had its ichor reinvigorated, and received befanged M&M stats.
Nemesis Enforcer
(G.I. Joe - the movie)
Big, mutated super-warrior and agent. He was the, well, enforcer for Golobulus of Cobra-La in the 1987 animated G.I. Joe movie.
Nyola the Aztec rain priestess
A 1940s DC Comics character with a surprising amount of backstory - once you start thinking about it. Magical weather powers.
Sif
(Profile #1 - the 1960s) (Part 1)
An extensive profile for the Lady Sif of Asgard as she appeared in 1960s Thor comic book stories (and some flashbacks). Lots of material.
As of June of 2017, this profile firmly wields M&M stats made of stout, gleaming Asgardian steel. And as of October of 2018, it was overhauled then split in two to facilitate reading.
Generic Organians
(Star Trek: The original Series)
A hyper-advanced alien species seen in a 1967 episode of Star Trek, "Errand of Mercy". Cosmic psionic powers.
Guardian of death
(Sample Diablo 3 witch-doctor) (Part #1 - Diablo context)
A character profile for a sample Diablo III Witch-Doctor Player Character.
This includes a primer to the world and the story of all three games, because that's how we roll in the Torajan Jungles.
Nemesis
(Ms. St. Ives)
This the first of Nemesis avengers seen in the pages of Alpha Flight - the 1984 one. Mysterious undead "angel of vengeance" with a monomolecular magic sword.
As of June of 2018, this profile and its illustration have been improved through necromancy, then we added atom-thick M&M stats.
Balthazar Blake
Yes, this is Nicolas Cage. Please stop running away ! OK, good.
Balthazar Blake is from The Sorcerer's Apprentice, a 2010 Disney movie with a Chosen One, secret wizards, Merlin and other everyday things.
Sylphid Erymos
(Titan Quest)
This is our sample Player Character for Titan Quest, a cool action game about Ancient Greek, Egyptian and Chinese gods and monsters.
Sylphid is a bratty, stealth demi-goddess of the wind and, inadvertently, the last Olympian and defender of mortals.
Baconweed Fairy
The first boss in the Crashlands video game. I thought she was memorable, and I'm of course never wrong. She has special teeth powers, too.
Megatron
(1980s Marvel Comics version)
Perhaps the greatest villain known to Generation Y... well, at least back when they were very young and if they were watching lots of telly. And until they saw Darth Vader, I guess. Oh, well. You know.
This is the eeeviiill Transformer boss, as he appeared in the "G1" 1980s comics published by Marvel. Back then he still turned into...