Multi-Feature Blog Post · 5:11pm May 10th, 2014
First of all, my only two complaints of FiMFiction's glitches at the moment:
However, I noticed it improved greatly in general; no more of the overloading issues we had before.
And also, now we've got Tirek, which Spider-Man villain do you think he is if he was one, which Doctor Who villain do you think he is if he was one (well, I think we can actually almost boil that down to only a few answers...), who do you ship him with, and what's his awesome origin story?
And, also, each Godzilla with each Doctor:
Godzilla 1954: First Doctor
Godzilla 1955: Second Doctor
Godzilla 1962: Third Doctor
Godzilla 1964: Fourth Doctor
Godzilla 1965: Fifth Doctor
Godzilla 1967: Sixth Doctor
Godzilla 1968: Seventh Doctor
Godzilla 1975: Eighth Doctor
Godzilla 1984: War Doctor
Godzilla 1989: Ninth Doctor
Godzilla 1994: Tenth Doctor
Godzilla 1996 (scrapped): Valeyard
Godzilla 1999: Eleventh Doctor
Godzilla 2001: Twelfth Doctor
And finally, I'm going to distance myself from some of the opinion-oriented groups, because all the people who warned me about them, they were right:
"Never Trust Anyone with an Agenda"
I thought that joining and mimicking religious, cultural, political, and social organizations on FiMFiction, as well as similar organizations on Facebook, would be good ideas. They haven't been. I just wanted to make some friends and have some calm discussions, but instead I got caught in the factions and the wars, and bullying and the trolling. All by people with agendas, some of them wildly different from one another. FiMFiction's culture is nothing like Facebook's. My sanity and intellect slowly began to drop, as my posts got sloppier and sloppier, with increasing aggression, because of the rising stress levels.
There is a saying, you know: Love and Tolerance. Love is to put the needs of others above ones own, and tolerance is respecting and being kindly to someone even if they have different opinions than your own. There is nothing loving or tolerant about these petty, personal wars at all.
That's what my next fiction will be about. Love and tolerance, and what they really mean.
THIS FINALE WAS AS EPIC AS THIS!!!!!!!!!!!
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It was, wasn't it?
Made up for the rest of the season!
2096273 As for what Spidey Tirek would be I'd say Morlun
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He hunts down and drains the powers, effectively killing, totems. People who have animal powers, who are bridges between animal and man with the properties of both
Morlun had some degree of superhuman strength and durability, the limits of which aren't fully known. Spider-Man states that Morlun hits harder than any foe he had ever battled, including the Hulk and Thor. When facing the Black Panther, Morlun survived a vibranium tipped nuclear missile fired at him and tore through an adamantium net, while in his fight with Spider-Man he survived being inside an exploding building with the only sign he would been present at the explosion being that his clothing and hair were incinerated, his hair returning to its usual length by the time the sun rose. Morlun's physical speed, stamina, agility, and reflexes are sufficiently heightened to enable him to keep up with Spider-Man, as well as allowing him to climb several flights of stairs and cover several blocks in only slightly more time than it takes Spider-Man to reach the same destination by web-swinging
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That's what I thought.
Morlun, by the way, can press up to 20 tons at least.
WIth this in mind, he's possibly one of the most powerful Spider-Man villains of all time.
Now there's a complete Sinister Six:
Nightmare Moon: Electro
Discord: Mysterio
Queen Chrysalis: Doctor Octopus (for personality and having a master plan, not her powers)
King Sombra: The Green Goblin
Sunset Shimmer: Venom
Tirek: Morlun
That will be for a Spider-Man themed spin-off of the main story, for which I'm going to invite you to collab with me and Moonlit this summer. The main story is primarily FiM-themed. The spin-offs will be cross-over themes, reusing the villains (albeit different costumes) but going through different protagonists.
2096460 Totally. Sandman and Electro surpass him though. Sandman because, hey he's a walking sandstorm. Electro because it's been said his control over electricity is equal to Magneto's control over magnetism so that says something right there. Only thing stopping him from ever going all out is his inferiority complex preventing him from trying to do it.
Also this sounds so awesome
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What about the Rhino and Carnage?
Only thing stopping Rhino is his stupidity; if that weren't the case, think about it, a guy who can run at 100 mph, has an impenetrable hide, and can press 80 tons, that's something.
The only thing stopping Carnage is that his only vision and dream in life is killing people and making them suffer; he has very low goals. If that weren't the case, Carnage could do so much more than he usually does. He can press, depending, somewhere between 15 and 75 tons.
Not discrediting the Sandman and Electro, they're tough too. It's just that Carnage and the Rhino strike me as powerful as well.
2096649 Rhino is just a thug with superpowers. Not discrediting him as a villain, but let's be honest Otto Octavius he ain't. Yeah he's tough, could tear through most military if he wanted, but against guys like The Thing or The Hulk he's not quite there.
I agree with Carnage though. They actually touched upon something interesting in the ASM2 game with him infecting people with the symbiote, driving them as crazy as he was. If he thought about doing that anywhere else we're talking massive world domination potential.
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Well, true. The Hulk and the Thing are actually way smarter than many fans give them credit for, whereas the Rhino is just the opposite; it's altogether to easy to over-credit his intellect. Now the Sandman, Electro, or Carnage, that would be a list of more worthy opponents for them. They actually use their heads! True none of them are the smartest Spider-Man villains, but they're not as pathetically stupid as the Rhino, so at least they can stand a chance against the Thing. In fact, the Sandman fought the Thing.
And that plot you described would be great for a final Spider-Man movie! Wouldn't it be cool if it was Cletus Kasady who killed Ben Parker all along? That would make him being the final enemy so important and so epic!
2096764 Exactly. The Thing was a pilot and a soldier. You gotta have some brains to do either of those. Currently there's a little more variety with The Hulk. What I mean is that depending on WHAT makes Bruce Banner angry, the situation, or and what state of mind he was in before getting angry, has great effects on what kind of Hulk will come out. A mindless beast, the classic savage Hulk we all know, or a more intelligent Hulk capable of reasoning and speaking in full sentences.
And Sandman is pretty much a thug too, but even before he got his powers he did plan his own jobs. Sure they weren't big time stuff, but he DID plan them. Electro was an electrical engineer too! Carnage was a serial killer who avoided police left and right before being caught. That takes smarts
Also I don't want Carnage in the main Spider-Man movies. Just have him in the Venom spin-off. It's just Carnage is already The Joker with superpowers. Having used in that kind of capacity just makes that fact a lot more noticeable.
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I see. Well, like I said, they're smarter than the Rhino! Now that you mention it, Electro and Carnage have intellects that are sometimes underestimated by fans. Until the release of the new film and new video game, I saw a lot of people remark about how neither of them were that bright, and I thought "maybe, but they're still smarter than the Scorpion or the Rhino!" Now that you bring up those points, they aren't such dummies after all.
Say, what if there was a Green Goblin movie with Harry Osborn as the main protagonist, and Roderick Kingsley as the Hobgoblin as the villain? There was actually a comic that was sort of like that, in which Kingsley threatened Harry's family in order to get Harry to be the Goblin and prove that the Hobgoblin was the greater Goblin. That would be a great anti-hero/villain spin-off movie!
2097277 That IS an awesome idea!!!! Since Hobgoblin was always essentially a mercenary, he could have been around for a while, but like in the comics ends up stumbling across a cache of Goblin weapons and steals them to become a TRUE Hobgoblin.
Honestly though I'd LOVE to see a movie where Phil Ulrich becomes Hobgoblin and uses the identity as a hero. I mean he was the FIRST heroic version of the Green Goblin and in the Spider-Girl Universe he was still a Goblin hero by the name of Gold Goblin. Yeah he could find the stash of Goblin weaponry like Kingsley, but really modifies it all to match a Halloween theme. Paints the pumpkin bombs to look more like pumpkins, gives the glider some bat decals or something, and adds a hooded cape and maybe a latex goblin mask to it. Just to push the envelope. There's already a Green Goblin and a costumed superhero, so he figures why not go for a costume too?
I think Phil is a perfect foil for Peter. Phil has an uncle named Ben, and worked for the Daily Bugle by taking pictures of his alter-ego, when he was the Green Goblin, and selling them. Really go for that kind of angle. Like it's an anti Spider-Man movie. Becomes a crime fighter not for revenge or even because it's the right thing to do, but for fame and adulation, completely missing the point of what Spider-Man does.