05-06-2004, 06:03 AM
Okay here's the last couple of characters.
BTW I finally got a look at Anubimon and it's even better than I had imagined. Anyway...
Thunder
Rookie: Tapirmon: Waking Dream/Nightmare Syndrome
Champion: Wizardmon: Magical Game/Thunder Cloud
Ultimate: Megasmon: Heavenly Strike/Magna Staff
Wears a midnight blue cloak with a cowl that covers the eyes, the back of the cloak had a design of wings sewn into it. Color scheme of the rest of the clothes is close to it's champion form of Wizardmon. The clothes are a tunic and trousers with large steel toed and soled boots. The limbs are unnaturally long (somewhat like Devimon) and his fingernails are sharp. The Heavenly Strike move causes lightning to strike towards Megasmon's hand which he then deflects to the target without it touching him. The Magna Staff move creates an obsidian quarter staff to appear which Megasmon uses as a blunt weapon.
Mega: ArchMagemon: Storm of Souls/Enchantment Shield
Has three eyes; the standard two are brown while the middle "third eye" is red. It's clothes are a dark blue robe with shimmering metallic grey bands that run up the sleeves, over the shoulders, along the bottom hem and around the collar. His hair his waist length and pure white. The Storm of Souls move causes a wide spread burst of electricity from each fingertip of one or both hands. The Enchantment Shield move is a defensive ward that can be placed over everyone in a group or individuals depending on the need.
Human Partner
Hideo: Black hair, soulful eyes, the strong silent type yet still friendly, tall for his age
Age: 14-years-old.
Nationality: Japanese
D-Weapon: Storm Gauntlet While holding the digivice it seems to melt and flow onto the hand, the LCD screen breaks up into crystals along the knuckles that throw off static electricity when it strikes something.
You may have noticed that in the main charcaters I had three girls and two boys, the reason for tis is really just preference. I've noticed on a lot of shows that have five characters that males almost always outnumber females and I wanted to do something a little different.
This last character I decided to make to give the season a second story arc that will eventually come together with the main story by the end. (That is if I ever actually get around to writing it.)
Mega: Avatarmon: Final Purification/Duel Buster
D-Weapon: Purity Edge
The definition of an Avatar is a mortal who becomes the host for a supernatural being. He has no wings but can fly anyway. A full set of reflective silver armor compliments his broad shoulders however his basic build is lean yet muscular. A cloak, silver on the outside with midnight-blue lining dotted with small diamonds, which twinkle like stars usually, keeps his armor and scabbard from sight but pushes back over his shoulders in combat. His young, classically handsome face is framed by dark grey hair that hangs down to his shoulders. He is about the height of MagnaAngemon.
The Purity Edge is a pure silver blade with two parallel blades that twine together at the end. "Supreme Unity" is written in the letters of the digital world on the hilt.
The 'lost' Digidestined. One of the children had such a close rapport with his partner that when he died his partner was so distraught that he left the group of remaining digimon and presumably committed suicide (never directly said in the show for obvious reasons but hinted at.) When the evil that threatens digiworld is reawakened instead of the two being reborn as partners they instead become one powerful mega. Avatarmon's memories are fragmented to the point that he feels he is a threat to digiworld but by his very nature is compelled to protect it nonetheless.
On the occasions where he and the other five Digidestined's paths cross violent memories from two points of view confuse him to the point that he doesn't know who he is or who he can trust. Meanwhile the other Digidestined know on a subconscious level that they know him but cannot figure out how or why. Part of this reason is that he resembles neither of his old personas. Avatarmon is a paradox since he is constantly in a state of feeling whole but at the same time knows something is missing just out of his reach which is slowly paving the way to frustrated madness.
BTW I finally got a look at Anubimon and it's even better than I had imagined. Anyway...
Thunder
Rookie: Tapirmon: Waking Dream/Nightmare Syndrome
Champion: Wizardmon: Magical Game/Thunder Cloud
Ultimate: Megasmon: Heavenly Strike/Magna Staff
Wears a midnight blue cloak with a cowl that covers the eyes, the back of the cloak had a design of wings sewn into it. Color scheme of the rest of the clothes is close to it's champion form of Wizardmon. The clothes are a tunic and trousers with large steel toed and soled boots. The limbs are unnaturally long (somewhat like Devimon) and his fingernails are sharp. The Heavenly Strike move causes lightning to strike towards Megasmon's hand which he then deflects to the target without it touching him. The Magna Staff move creates an obsidian quarter staff to appear which Megasmon uses as a blunt weapon.
Mega: ArchMagemon: Storm of Souls/Enchantment Shield
Has three eyes; the standard two are brown while the middle "third eye" is red. It's clothes are a dark blue robe with shimmering metallic grey bands that run up the sleeves, over the shoulders, along the bottom hem and around the collar. His hair his waist length and pure white. The Storm of Souls move causes a wide spread burst of electricity from each fingertip of one or both hands. The Enchantment Shield move is a defensive ward that can be placed over everyone in a group or individuals depending on the need.
Human Partner
Hideo: Black hair, soulful eyes, the strong silent type yet still friendly, tall for his age
Age: 14-years-old.
Nationality: Japanese
D-Weapon: Storm Gauntlet While holding the digivice it seems to melt and flow onto the hand, the LCD screen breaks up into crystals along the knuckles that throw off static electricity when it strikes something.
You may have noticed that in the main charcaters I had three girls and two boys, the reason for tis is really just preference. I've noticed on a lot of shows that have five characters that males almost always outnumber females and I wanted to do something a little different.
This last character I decided to make to give the season a second story arc that will eventually come together with the main story by the end. (That is if I ever actually get around to writing it.)
Mega: Avatarmon: Final Purification/Duel Buster
D-Weapon: Purity Edge
The definition of an Avatar is a mortal who becomes the host for a supernatural being. He has no wings but can fly anyway. A full set of reflective silver armor compliments his broad shoulders however his basic build is lean yet muscular. A cloak, silver on the outside with midnight-blue lining dotted with small diamonds, which twinkle like stars usually, keeps his armor and scabbard from sight but pushes back over his shoulders in combat. His young, classically handsome face is framed by dark grey hair that hangs down to his shoulders. He is about the height of MagnaAngemon.
The Purity Edge is a pure silver blade with two parallel blades that twine together at the end. "Supreme Unity" is written in the letters of the digital world on the hilt.
The 'lost' Digidestined. One of the children had such a close rapport with his partner that when he died his partner was so distraught that he left the group of remaining digimon and presumably committed suicide (never directly said in the show for obvious reasons but hinted at.) When the evil that threatens digiworld is reawakened instead of the two being reborn as partners they instead become one powerful mega. Avatarmon's memories are fragmented to the point that he feels he is a threat to digiworld but by his very nature is compelled to protect it nonetheless.
On the occasions where he and the other five Digidestined's paths cross violent memories from two points of view confuse him to the point that he doesn't know who he is or who he can trust. Meanwhile the other Digidestined know on a subconscious level that they know him but cannot figure out how or why. Part of this reason is that he resembles neither of his old personas. Avatarmon is a paradox since he is constantly in a state of feeling whole but at the same time knows something is missing just out of his reach which is slowly paving the way to frustrated madness.