If it were Alan Pardew, I could imagine the background being Null's amorphous silhouette looming over with his glowing eyes.
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That would actually be fitting. Have Null's avatar be a silhouette looming over with glowing eyes. Perhaps the trolls can take place of those one npcs (I forgot their names) that take Molay to that one room that can't escaped except by waking up.
Stickied this considering this is Molay's magnum opus.
Btw, Molay just blocked another user on his Navaverse wiki:
NO TROLLS ALLOWED
Btw, Molay just blocked another user on his Navaverse wiki:
NO TROLLS ALLOWED
Sick burn dude.
It's a shame he's not as gullible as Chris, otherwise he might have given admin rights to a deep cover troll
Just discovered this fun bit recently:
http://navaverse.wikia.com/wiki/Ket'Spallus
Two years later, a decrepit vision of Ket'Spallus appeared to Wind–Egg during a near–death experience of hers, threatening to rape her. It was intentionally ambiguous whether this was a dream or something more.
http://navaverse.wikia.com/wiki/Ket'Spallus
Two years later, a decrepit vision of Ket'Spallus appeared to Wind–Egg during a near–death experience of hers, threatening to rape her. It was intentionally ambiguous whether this was a dream or something more.
I swear, most of the designs of the Navaverse creatures look like the Fangire monsters from Kamen Rider Kiva done horribly wrong.
Here's the Latpazat, a race made up entirely of amazonian, abusive lesbians:
http://img3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20121123200954/navaverse/images/0/0b/Latpazat.png
Latpazats are an all–female lesbian humanoid race native to the planet Lazberon in the Gamma Octant. They live in a very hot environment that is close to the sun of Bulbos, and as a result their skin is very tough and has lots of melanin, making them very tan if not orangish. Latpazats have heterochromic eyes that are sensitive to sunlight, which has forced them to develop for themselves visor headgear. Their hands are also completely different from one another, one being normally–shaped but having eight fingers, and the other consisting of three spiked claws.
Latpazats are "Butch" lesbians who are very tough and tomboyish, and Amazon–like in that they are warriors who equate strength with attractiveness. They are often somewhat abusive to one another in relationships.
Latpazat society has grown over the years from isolated tribes to large, interconnected cities.
Here's the Latpazat, a race made up entirely of amazonian, abusive lesbians:
http://img3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20121123200954/navaverse/images/0/0b/Latpazat.png
Latpazats are an all–female lesbian humanoid race native to the planet Lazberon in the Gamma Octant. They live in a very hot environment that is close to the sun of Bulbos, and as a result their skin is very tough and has lots of melanin, making them very tan if not orangish. Latpazats have heterochromic eyes that are sensitive to sunlight, which has forced them to develop for themselves visor headgear. Their hands are also completely different from one another, one being normally–shaped but having eight fingers, and the other consisting of three spiked claws.
Latpazats are "Butch" lesbians who are very tough and tomboyish, and Amazon–like in that they are warriors who equate strength with attractiveness. They are often somewhat abusive to one another in relationships.
Latpazat society has grown over the years from isolated tribes to large, interconnected cities.
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This character looks like the Cybermen from Doctor Who for some reason, probably because of handlebar-like ears (?) attached to the sides of its head.
The Navaverse genuinely makes me pine for the days of Electric Hedgehog Pokemon and Jerkops. I remember years ago, having a laugh at old David Gonterman and Gonterman winding up being a surprisingly good sport about it later, only for me to discover Sonichu and be entranced by the beautiful abomination. Now I find myself pining for these simpler times, for I have seen the Nava-verse and have seen that which should not be.
Hour #2: I've been going through the Nava-Verse bestiary. As someone who's studied the lore of fiends for a thesis statement once, I am a bit surprised to find that many of the "demons" in his universe have names based off actual ones, for example, Meth Stoph is a pretty obvious name expy for Mephistopheles, whereas Beallsavoss is an obvious name based on Beelzebub.
What is bizarre is how terribly bland the fluff behind these are. The art is worthy of an unsound mind, but the actual information behind this world is bland, uninteresting, and significantly weaker than even the fluff of CWCville, which I didn't even realize was fucking possible. What's especially humorous is how much rape and openly sexual inappropriate content there is in the Nava-Verse - far more than even Chris was willing to show at his lowest - which Moleman insists is fine for kids.
I'm sort of scared, is what I'm getting at here.
Hour #2: I've been going through the Nava-Verse bestiary. As someone who's studied the lore of fiends for a thesis statement once, I am a bit surprised to find that many of the "demons" in his universe have names based off actual ones, for example, Meth Stoph is a pretty obvious name expy for Mephistopheles, whereas Beallsavoss is an obvious name based on Beelzebub.
What is bizarre is how terribly bland the fluff behind these are. The art is worthy of an unsound mind, but the actual information behind this world is bland, uninteresting, and significantly weaker than even the fluff of CWCville, which I didn't even realize was fucking possible. What's especially humorous is how much rape and openly sexual inappropriate content there is in the Nava-Verse - far more than even Chris was willing to show at his lowest - which Moleman insists is fine for kids.
I'm sort of scared, is what I'm getting at here.
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Was anyone else into Bionicle as a kid (basically Lego meets transformers)? There's a lot of similarities with Gaben's work: Long lists of species that never get used, teams ordered by elements (think Eggmen), sloppy characterization, an emphasis on worldbuilding rather than actual story.
Has Moleman ever written an actual script or story? Or is it all just wiki entries?
"Planet Ergnoplis ..."
Done.
Done.
In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only someone worse at naming things than Chris.
