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Chadius: Bish gives commentary.

2006-10-20T18:01:57Z

Bish gives commentary.

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	==Chemistry==		==Chemistry==
	This is probably a one-shot comic where Bish spends a few panels concocting something dangerous in a chemistry lab, only to carefully apply it to his hair to make it extra silky and shiny. Possibly after a fire/fight damages his hair and he bitches and moans about that for some time.		This is probably a one-shot comic where Bish spends a few panels concocting something dangerous in a chemistry lab, only to carefully apply it to his hair to make it extra silky and shiny. Possibly after a fire/fight damages his hair and he bitches and moans about that for some time.

			==Bish Commentary==
			Non-sequitors where we render scenes of Bishonen from other games/anime/books (Xenmas from Kingdom Hearts 2, for example.) Bish's head is overlaid on them, and he gives commentary berating or complimenting their lines, strategies and plans.

	=Plot Scraps=		=Plot Scraps=

Aurora: /* Plot Ideas */

2006-10-17T04:32:06Z

Plot Ideas

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	==Hilarity's Goggles==		==Hilarity's Goggles==
	Hilarity has a pair of arc welders goggles that she wears almost all the time, around her neck mostly. They have a tinted lense flap that is usually down. The side has decals of pretty unicorns or something girly. At some point, someone has to ask about the girliness of them. They are her lucky goggles. As in: "Look, I'm just saying that I've never had an invention turn on its wielder and violently discombobulate if I made it when I wore these goggles... I don't wanna tempt fate." There can be some discussion of one of the things she was forced to make without her goggles handy, and what happened to the wielder ("We still visit him in the hopeless cases ward sometimes. I think he responds well to pretty flowers.") Additionally, at some point Hilarity just ''has'' to be kidnapped and forced to build a weapon to use against Bish. When this happens, she deliberately does not wear the goggles when building the machine.		Hilarity has a pair of arc welders goggles that she wears almost all the time, around her neck mostly. They have a tinted lense flap that is usually down. The side has decals of pretty unicorns or something girly. At some point, someone has to ask about the girliness of them. They are her lucky goggles. As in: "Look, I'm just saying that I've never had an invention turn on its wielder and violently discombobulate if I made it when I wore these goggles... I don't wanna tempt fate." There can be some discussion of one of the things she was forced to make without her goggles handy, and what happened to the wielder ("We still visit him in the hopeless cases ward sometimes. I think he responds well to pretty flowers.") Additionally, at some point Hilarity just ''has'' to be kidnapped and forced to build a weapon to use against Bish. When this happens, she deliberately does not wear the goggles when building the machine.

			==Chemistry==
			This is probably a one-shot comic where Bish spends a few panels concocting something dangerous in a chemistry lab, only to carefully apply it to his hair to make it extra silky and shiny. Possibly after a fire/fight damages his hair and he bitches and moans about that for some time.

	=Plot Scraps=		=Plot Scraps=

Aurora: /* Plot Ideas - Hilarity's goggles*/

2006-03-24T20:40:45Z

Plot Ideas - Hilarity's goggles

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	The Anti-League consists of government-controlled supers whose job it is to balance the scales between super villains and super heroes. They tend to cause a superflous calamity somewhere slightly out of town to distract the groups, and then block out the supers. The supers usually leave town or find another town that needs saving in the meantime, and move there.		The Anti-League consists of government-controlled supers whose job it is to balance the scales between super villains and super heroes. They tend to cause a superflous calamity somewhere slightly out of town to distract the groups, and then block out the supers. The supers usually leave town or find another town that needs saving in the meantime, and move there.

			==Hilarity's Goggles==
			Hilarity has a pair of arc welders goggles that she wears almost all the time, around her neck mostly. They have a tinted lense flap that is usually down. The side has decals of pretty unicorns or something girly. At some point, someone has to ask about the girliness of them. They are her lucky goggles. As in: "Look, I'm just saying that I've never had an invention turn on its wielder and violently discombobulate if I made it when I wore these goggles... I don't wanna tempt fate." There can be some discussion of one of the things she was forced to make without her goggles handy, and what happened to the wielder ("We still visit him in the hopeless cases ward sometimes. I think he responds well to pretty flowers.") Additionally, at some point Hilarity just ''has'' to be kidnapped and forced to build a weapon to use against Bish. When this happens, she deliberately does not wear the goggles when building the machine.

	=Plot Scraps=		=Plot Scraps=

Zahnnie at 14:29, 10 March 2006

2006-03-10T14:29:28Z

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	*[[Supervillain Plot Scrap2]]		*[[Supervillain Plot Scrap2]]
	*[[Introducing Hilarity]]		*[[Introducing Hilarity]]
			*[[Tampsterdam]] (from [[User:Ubernerd\|Ubernerd]])

Chadius: Clip addendum!

2006-03-08T18:27:08Z

Clip addendum!

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	=Plot Scraps=		=Plot Scraps=
			We put prototype plots over here. You can edit the plots freely, although Chadius has the final say (since he's the writer, letterer, and layout nut.)

	*[[Supervillain Plot Scrap]]		*[[Supervillain Plot Scrap]]
	*[[Supervillain Plot Scrap2]]		*[[Supervillain Plot Scrap2]]
	*[[Introducing Hilarity]]		*[[Introducing Hilarity]]

Chadius: /* Plot Scraps */

2006-02-17T14:50:06Z

Plot Scraps

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	*[[Supervillain Plot Scrap]]		*[[Supervillain Plot Scrap]]
	*[[Supervillain Plot Scrap2]]		*[[Supervillain Plot Scrap2]]
			*[[Introducing Hilarity]]

Chadius: Governmental Constraints plot idea

2006-02-14T18:57:37Z

Governmental Constraints plot idea

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	==Supers v. Normals... fight?==		==Supers v. Normals... fight?==
	There's a bigger issue at hand: how do supers and normals interact? I mean, yes, the SHs are there to make sure the SVs don't take over the world and enslave the normals, or whatever, but what about the regular old villains? What need would there be for normal cops and firefighters if there are SHs around saving kittens and foiling robberies? Maybe the SHs have a union, or a code of trying not to get involved in every little minor thing. Chances are there's such a small percentage of supers, and that group is evenly split along the hero/villain line that you can't count on a hero to be there all the time, even in their patron city. The attitude has gotten past "Where's a hero when you need one?" and back to "Call the cops when we're in trouble" because normals will assume that if there is something super involved, there will be a superhero eventually.		There's a bigger issue at hand: how do supers and normals interact? I mean, yes, the SHs are there to make sure the SVs don't take over the world and enslave the normals, or whatever, but what about the regular old villains? What need would there be for normal cops and firefighters if there are SHs around saving kittens and foiling robberies? Maybe the SHs have a union, or a code of trying not to get involved in every little minor thing. Chances are there's such a small percentage of supers, and that group is evenly split along the hero/villain line that you can't count on a hero to be there all the time, even in their patron city. The attitude has gotten past "Where's a hero when you need one?" and back to "Call the cops when we're in trouble" because normals will assume that if there is something super involved, there will be a superhero eventually.

			==Governmental Constraints==
			The government has issues with all of these supers running around. The public loves 'em more than politicians. They routinely destroy public buildings and ruin traffic. And you can't contain them. So the government has been looking for their own forces to combat supers with.

			A.C.R.O.N.Y.M. is the agency in charge of controlling supers. When there is too much super activity, they descend, politely ask the supers to disperse and begin their own covert policing. Of course, they don't like to negotiate or imagine, and their toilet paper is made of red tape, but they are thorough.

			The Anti-League consists of government-controlled supers whose job it is to balance the scales between super villains and super heroes. They tend to cause a superflous calamity somewhere slightly out of town to distract the groups, and then block out the supers. The supers usually leave town or find another town that needs saving in the meantime, and move there.

	=Plot Scraps=		=Plot Scraps=

Aurora: /* Trouble with Guards */

2006-02-14T15:42:12Z

Trouble with Guards

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	==Trouble with Guards==		==Trouble with Guards==
	Who in their right mind would want to be a security guard when there are supers about? Look into the life of one such guard. Maybe he has really good insurance? Maybe he is paid ''very'' well. Maybe he doesn't mind being a meat shield?		Who in their right mind would want to be a <s>security guard</s> henchman when there are supers about? Look into the life of one such guard. Maybe he has really good insurance? Maybe he is paid ''very'' well. Maybe he doesn't mind being a meat shield?

	==Supers v. Normals... fight?==		==Supers v. Normals... fight?==

Aurora: /* Plot Ideas */

2006-02-14T15:41:16Z

Plot Ideas

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	==Trouble with Guards==		==Trouble with Guards==
	Who in their right mind would want to be a security guard when there are supers about? Look into the life of one such guard. Maybe he has really good insurance? Maybe he is paid ''very'' well. Maybe he doesn't mind being a meat shield?		Who in their right mind would want to be a security guard when there are supers about? Look into the life of one such guard. Maybe he has really good insurance? Maybe he is paid ''very'' well. Maybe he doesn't mind being a meat shield?

			==Supers v. Normals... fight?==
			There's a bigger issue at hand: how do supers and normals interact? I mean, yes, the SHs are there to make sure the SVs don't take over the world and enslave the normals, or whatever, but what about the regular old villains? What need would there be for normal cops and firefighters if there are SHs around saving kittens and foiling robberies? Maybe the SHs have a union, or a code of trying not to get involved in every little minor thing. Chances are there's such a small percentage of supers, and that group is evenly split along the hero/villain line that you can't count on a hero to be there all the time, even in their patron city. The attitude has gotten past "Where's a hero when you need one?" and back to "Call the cops when we're in trouble" because normals will assume that if there is something super involved, there will be a superhero eventually.

	=Plot Scraps=		=Plot Scraps=

Chadius: /* Plot Ideas */

2006-02-14T05:32:19Z

Plot Ideas

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	==Hostage Situation==		==Hostage Situation==
	How does Bish react when caught in a bank robbery involving no supers? Mostly an internal debate about whether to sit it out and act normal, or act and get noticed.		How does Bish react when caught in a bank robbery involving no supers? Mostly an internal debate about whether to sit it out and act normal, or act and get noticed.

			==Trouble with Guards==
			Who in their right mind would want to be a security guard when there are supers about? Look into the life of one such guard. Maybe he has really good insurance? Maybe he is paid ''very'' well. Maybe he doesn't mind being a meat shield?

	=Plot Scraps=		=Plot Scraps=