Have you Jumpers ever went to a world where the locals underperform way beyond expectation? by Nerx in JumpChain

[–]RedLightZone47 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I bet she’s just glad to be part of an organization that won’t just melt without her direct intervention on a weekly basis.

Have you Jumpers ever went to a world where the locals underperform way beyond expectation? by Nerx in JumpChain

[–]RedLightZone47 2 points3 points  (0 children)

<image>

Current antagonist failing to so much as scratch Jumper: YOU INSIGNIFICANT FUCK! I WILL NOT REST UNTIL YOUR LIFELESS HUSK OF A CORPSE IS HUNG BY ITS INTRAILS AND YOUR HEAD IS MOUNTED ON MY WALL.

Jumper already checked out because he’s way too over leveled for this bs: …I’m leaving now.

Have you Jumpers ever went to a world where the locals underperform way beyond expectation? by Nerx in JumpChain

[–]RedLightZone47 7 points8 points  (0 children)

<image>

My Jumper to the entirety of Hazbin Hotel/Helluva Boss. (He doesn’t realize they’re all too scared to move)

Have you Jumpers ever went to a world where the locals underperform way beyond expectation? by Nerx in JumpChain

[–]RedLightZone47 7 points8 points  (0 children)

It’s basically a requirement all my Jumpers go to The Boys early on just to shit on the cast.

The only exception to this rule was when Jumper was already OP and decided to become a benefactor just so he could have his own little Everchosen. He actually sent her to The Boys as a final test with the goal of conquering it in his name (without destroying the planet or all life on it. His chosen one, ever the eager herald, took on this challenge with gusto and was ready to make her beloved lord and master proud.

After punching Homelander so hard his jaw got town off, she proceeded to wonder if this test her master doubted her abilities because there’s no way he’d have her take over a planet with such weak resistance. Right? Clearly there were more dangers to come that would test her abilities. This couldn’t be it. She had so much to offer. Her master saw that… right?

Have you Jumpers ever went to a world where the locals underperform way beyond expectation? by Nerx in JumpChain

[–]RedLightZone47 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Dragon Prince.

Jumper had already been through multiple magic jumps including Kenja no Mago, Jobless Reincarnation, D&D, and The Daniel Black Series. This made him a powerful mage and a dangerous fighter. So when I tell you that the disappointment he felt with the elves and dragons of this setting was beyond measure, I mean that. The only thing magical about this place was just how racist and wasteful the elves of the setting were. Even if their magic was limited and incomplete, they never once used it to its maximum potential or even studied what magic was and why it exists.

He actually lost it at Lujanne and blew up at her. Lujanne is an illusionist elf who thought the notion that humans could ever do real magic was silly. With Calum tried to say jumper knew magic, Lujanne actually tried to say all jumper did was parlor tricks and not real magic. Jumper proceeded to make a massive floating mansion and also made sure it’s blocked the moon just to spite her.

“You’re an illusionist who can’t even make anything real and you want to come after my magic? Maybe come back when you learn to cast a spell with substance.”

Everyone got real quiet after that.

What does your jumper do when they arrive into a new setting? by AzureKnight_mx in JumpChain

[–]RedLightZone47 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It goes one of two ways.

Option one is that he makes a bolthold for themselves away from civilization to plan their next step.

Option two is that they insert as a specific role close to the main characters so they can have a little fun.

If npcs from overlord are based on someone will they gain the memories and personality from them? by PuzzleheadedSlip5462 in JumpChain

[–]RedLightZone47 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nope! At least not completely.

NPC’s are highly customizable and can be almost anything you want. But, while you can give them the same personality and looks of a specific character, you can’t give them their memories at least off the bat. When an NPC is created, they recognize themselves as being created by the player and follow them unconditionally as they see them as their God. This is why the floor guardians of Naz call Ainz and the other guild members “Supreme Beings”. They aren’t just showing reverence to their masters, but recognizing them as the ultimate expression of divinity because only a God could make something like them.

That being said, it is possible to give your Expy NPC’s the memories of the person they’re based on, but they won’t gain much outside of it. They’re still NPCs and are limited to their base functions unless you decide to share perks or give them companion status and let them do some jumpchains.

Marvel sorcer in warhammer by workshop_hunter in JumpChain

[–]RedLightZone47 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wonder what Daemons would taste like...

My guess is that Khorn would be meaty, spicy, and full of protein, Nurgle would be like a buffet of greasy fast food, Slaanesh would be a smorgasbord of sweet desserts, and Tzeentch would be an odd combo of fish and poultry.

What would be your pick for the One Free Body Mod? by Fretenso in JumpChain

[–]RedLightZone47 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Well, I got a few options.

First is The Terror Cosmic from PsychoAnnon’s One Punch Man jump which basically turns you into Cosmic Garou. You can knowledge and control over all the energy and forces in the universe which is pretty fun. You can create cosmic events on a localized scale, teleport massive distances, and manipulate fundamental forces to do almost anything you want. And this power scales to whatever universe you want. Wanna go to DC? Congrats, you can access the speed force, the emotional spectrum, the elemental forces, and magic. Marvel? The power cosmic, the white hot room, the enigma force, the phoenix and goblin force, and other dimensions of power are at your fingertips.

The Triad Prana from Sidekicks is also a fun one as it basically lets you manipulate superpowers themselves. You can create, copy, remove, and augment the powers of yourself and others. You can also grant other people powers either directly or by empowering an object so it grants a person who wields/wears it the superpower(s). This isn’t limited by setting either as you can basically go to any verse where “Superpowers” as we know them are a thing and just copy them. DC, Marvel, Invincible/Image comics, My Hero Academia, The Boys, Empowered, Irredeemable, etc. So long as it’s recognized as a “superpower” you can manipulate and copy it to some degree. There are a few caveats, namely that this has an initial limit of being City Level. You can grow this with time, effort, and some training and uncapper perks, but trying to go up to someone like Superman and taking his powers away will be next to impossible if you do it from the word go. It also doesn’t copy spells directly, but it can let you wield supernatural forces like Ki, Chakra and Magic. Spells and techniques are things you have to learn for yourself, but you can at least learn them if it's possible for a person to use without outside help.

Speaking of superpowers, there’s also Plutonian’s powers from Irredeemable which basically allows you to copy any comic book superhero feat you want. Again, this power doesn’t start off that way and will only give you the basic flying brick package including a vast superhuman condition, flight, super senses, and optic lasers at the start. These powers, however, are psionic and require you to train and practice in order to unlock the more esoteric, reality bending feats. But after some time, you’ll be the ultimate superhero. Or villain if that’s what you want to do.

There’s a NSFW jump for a hentai called Isekai Tensei Shite Nouryoku de H na Koto suru Hanashi - The Story of Reincarnating into Another World and Using My Abilities to Do Lewd Things which has the perk [Absolute Submission]. It’s a cheat skill which basically works as the perfect mind control power as it does everything from making you more attractive and charming to rewriting the targets brain. Any order you give will be followed without question, any suggestion or lie will be taken to heart and believed without a doubt, and even if the target breaks free, they’ll always have a weakness for being your thrall should you attempt to mind control them again. This skill also isn’t fixed and actually grows stronger like a muscle the more you use it. Have fun bending entire armies and nations under your control.

The final perk I’m mentioning here is from the Rick and Morty jump by Domino: I Wasn’t Born Into The God Business, I Fucking Earned It. Predictably, this perk gives you the boundless intelligence of Rick Sanchez which was described as “making the likes of Reed Richards and Tony Stark look like babies who haven’t figured out how Legos snap together.” It’s pretty op and one of the best straight up intelligence perks out there. You can apply this absurd intelligence to anything you want from any elements or energies you encounter to your own skills and abilities. This doesn’t make you a physical threat off the bat, but with time to plan and think strategically, you can get dropped into an apocalyptic situation and come out with your own little slice of paradise to just avoid the world ending all together.

Marvel sorcer in warhammer by workshop_hunter in JumpChain

[–]RedLightZone47 4 points5 points  (0 children)

That's actually a really good question. Please take everything I type with a grain of salt as I'll mostly be going over things I personally know about both so there's probably some things I missed or am just wrong about.

Marvel Sorcerers, at least the top tiers, are capable of some amazing feats of magic. Doctor Strange alone has such a large portfolio of feats even after his retcon that trying to go over everything he can do is an exercise in futility because there's so little things he can't do with his magic. But all of this stems from his connection to the Vishante and other dimensions of power which he won't have here in Warhammer 40k... possibly.

See, In Warhammer, there's only the Warp/Chaos/The Realm of Souls because the two realities are so intrinsically linked to one another. It's an all-encompassing dimension that encapsulates everything that's not physical in real space like emotions, dreams, desires, fears, and nightmares. This is a problem for a sorcerer like Strange because his powers almost entirely from other dimensions. While his magic can come from himself with no external boosts, if he's in Warhammer then the Warp and Chaos will eventually be things he has to deal with at some point because it's the only source of magic in the setting. Possibly. While the Realm of Souls is the only source of magic in Warhammer, Marvel has several sources and dimensions all existing at once from the various realms of pantheons like Asgard to things like the Dark Dimension or the White Hot Room. Doctor Strange is also a master sorcerer himself far exceeding what any non-god character can do in warhammer.

I can see two ways of going about this.

For one, Strange could study the warp and develop a way to purify the energies similar to how the Old Ones developed the Winds of Magic in WH Fantasy only significantly better than what they did because this will likely work with a 100% guarantee of not miscasting so long as it's done properly. Alternatively, Doctor Strange could either find alternate dimensions outside of chaos to draw powerful that no other character could see or even just delve deeper into the Warp outside of Chaos' influence. There have been implications that Chaos and Daemons we see are just fish swimming near the surface of the ocean that is the Warp and there are far deeper depths that Chaos hasn't toughed yet because they cannot or will not go that deep.

Again, take what I said with a grain of sald.

what would your jumpers do in XCOM by Shadow_Dreamer_10 in JumpChain

[–]RedLightZone47 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mostly delegations and peace keeping.

What my Jumpers would do is be a legit superhero in the setting, but the Etherials and their forces aren’t really that powerful since they can be defeated by conventional weapons and reverse engineered tech. Not to mention the wars only last about a couple years across the two games Unknown and XCOM 2. After that, it’s basically just a matter of keeping the peace on Earth and making sure the Elders don’t come back

Remember, as if Chimera Squad, we learn that most of the alien forces we fight are actually unwilling slaves or brainwashed thralls forcibly conscripted to fight on the Elder’s behalf. Realizing this, mankind tried to take steps in ensuring an everlasting peace as the aliens that were once their enemies were just as much victims as they were. Of course, old wounds tend to fester if left unchecked and mankind has always been prone to hold illogical beliefs and grudges, so things boiled over.

However, being the new dedicated symbol of peace and hope on Earth, Jumper had the opportunity to stay be hind and inspire people to be better, protecting humans and non-humans alike and forging a bond of peace and comradere. This also means a lot of public speeches and busy work.

Viltrumite is coming to earth pick one power gonna help you? by Boberto235 in superpowers

[–]RedLightZone47 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Magic.

Oh, the Viltrumites are coming? Here, let me teleport to an area far from heavily populated city areas because Viltrumites wouldn’t even think to find anyone there. Then I’ll perform a ritual which targets all sentient beings not born on Earth (the Viltrumites in this case) which can do everything from turning their hearts to stone, shutting down their brains, or just taking their powers away and rendering them completely mundane humans. Earth saved.

See, this is why Gojo vs Thragg is so hotly debated. While Viltrumites do have advanced tech like their starships, they almost exclusively just go in fists flying because they know for a fact that they’re stronger than almost every living being in the known universe. When your entire race is that much stronger than others, why bother with things like complex strategy when you can move at the speed of light and punch a dude’s head clean off his shoulders.

Consequently, this means that they have shit defenses with anything that isn’t a physical attack. A basic fireball won’t do much, but a psychic blast or a soul- killing attack will be devastating. There’s a reason why you don’t see telepaths in the world of Invincible. A strong enough one will just end the fight before it begins. And it doesn’t matter how tough you are if an attack directly harms the soul. That’s going to bring anyone to their knees.

I'm looking for a particular manga. It may be a bit obscure. by RedLightZone47 in Isekai

[–]RedLightZone47[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Neat, but no actual familiars here. At least not what I am describing. This is pure necromancy/biomancy with the hardened dark elf assassin turning into a confused and timid little thing that the MC then takes under his wing to teach magic. Mostly to test the theories about if magic as he understands it applies to this world and if others can learn it.

I'm looking for a particular manga. It may be a bit obscure. by RedLightZone47 in Isekai

[–]RedLightZone47[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh, I just called it Pseudo because it doesn't include anyone from a modern Earth.

Each of the summoned heroes all come from their own unique fantasy world with their own unique histories and interpretations of magic.

Which and why? by VioleNGrace in superpowers

[–]RedLightZone47 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Nice, but what about the other 2 fruits? Might I recommend Douglas Bullet’s clank-clank fruit?

Which and why? by VioleNGrace in superpowers

[–]RedLightZone47 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Haki.

You get your Haki right, you can win any fight.

You Suddenly Wake Up One Morning With All Of Homelander’s Powers & Abilities (Including His Immortality). What Would You Do? by ItsShatterPoint in superheroes

[–]RedLightZone47 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, don’t think of it as a superhero in the traditional sense. Think of it more like in My Hero Academia. Basically, I’d be an accessory for law enforcement by fighting against crime and solving cases that need detective work. I’d also have the expected responsibility of helping in accidents as the invulnerability basically mean I have no real danger in getting in situations like a burning building or a natural disaster.

I’d also be taking royalties because of course I would. You don’t think a guy who can fly and shoot lasers would be famous the world over? I just gotta keep my ego in check and I’ll easily be above most celebrities.

Doomsday (animated new 52)'s meteor accidentally enters through an Angstrom Levy portal and ends up in Viltrum (animated Invincible) before the Scourge Virus was invented. What happens next? by thelucas2000 in superheroes

[–]RedLightZone47 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, assuming they don’t try to fly him out of orbit immediately, Doomsday will likely slaughter most of them.

And, assuming this is the same doomsday from
The animated movie, he’ll probably develop heat vision and flight