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Funny and odd, I would never think she could get such an honor. https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2023-04-06/manga-creator-rumiko-takahashi-knighted-by-france/.196840

True. If you remove Darkion you can do a book on the Ubermachien and the villains created by them, along with Professor Pomegranate. Or maybe not...

Well, there is my version of Professor Pomegranate, Tiger's version of him, and of course the creator's version of him.

Humm...Darkon would be a good issue to put stats for both Blonde Bombshell and Professor Pomegranate, both who never had stats written up for. Then again it wouldn't actually be a Forgotten Enemies then, would it. Sparkler. Considering the entire everything happening in Mexico and South America, and especially Mexico, you can do a lot with her. You can do a section about using her in a more political way, or a more standard way.

Of course, your mileage may vary.

Psikin is not actually a team. They are a family. You can use them together. You can use them apart. You can mix them. You can max them. But you can't change that they are a family. You can break up Plunder and they are no longer a team. You see the difference?

Double Trouble, twin mercenaries.

I believe he used the multiple martial arts maneuver thing was created for Strike Force and refined by the 1ed Ninja Hero, it was Ninja Hero that started that it was too powerful. THEN it wasn't reprinted in 5ed and 6ed because it was exactly too powerful.

Shamballa. Brigadoon. Pleasant Valley. Only one of these phantom cities is a place you really DON'T want to visit.

I believe it was always there from Ninja Hero I. 4ed to the current 6ed Hero System Martial Arts book.

Of course not. The rules of special effects says that one maneuver can represent many different moves. You only buy Martial Strike and Offensive Strike once and it represents multiple type of strikes. You can use any maneuver with any limb, barring the law of reason.

Interesting. An entire book for one team.

Humm....other powers beyond Image VS Hearing and Darkness VS Hearing. Flash VS Hearing (same special effect as the Darkness, but you learn to dround her voice out over time). Transform Sane Person to Insane Person, AVLD (Sound based Flash Defense), Dosen't Work Against Thoes Who Can't Hear You. Probably also needs extra time (if you hear her long enough you long for Voulgron Poeity).

Yes, I can see that. Motivate the troupes stuff. It's easier to get them together on the same page when your target is one group of people as opposed to "the world and anyone who is not directly us".

That's not exactly the ability to "talk forever". I would say Images to Sound Sense Group, Incarnations. She still needs air I think. If she can talk in all areas she can breathe normally then the various Safe Environment Life Support can be used. Something to consider. Darkness VS Hearing, Incarnations, Must Be Anle To Talk To Continue Darkness (-1/4, if any limitation on the power), and prehaps Redced Endurance (she can litterly talk for days). Her voice drounds out whatever sound is nearby her. The characters are not actually deafened by her, they just have a hard time hearing any other noise around her.

Foxbat's Leisure Robot Create "Foxbot", Foxbat's robot duplicate for Champions 6ed. He was built to play video games and microwave fast food and keep soda cold. Name: Foxbot Background: Foxbat, the notorious villain and mastermind of numerous schemes, created Foxbot as a duplicate of himself. However, unlike Foxbat, Foxbot was programmed to enjoy the simple pleasures in life such as playing video games, microwaving fast food, and keeping soda cold. Foxbat intended to use Foxbot as a distraction for the heroes while he carried out his nefarious plans. Appearance: Foxbot is designed to resemble Foxbat, with a sleek and angular metallic body. He stands at around 6 feet tall and weighs approximately 250 pounds. His head is shaped like a fox's head, complete with sharp ears and glowing red eyes. He has long, slender arms with three fingers on each hand and similarly long legs. His body is primarily silver, with red accents on his ears, eyes, and limbs. Abilities: Foxbot is programmed with advanced artificial intelligence, making him a formidable opponent in combat. He has superhuman strength and agility, allowing him to move quickly and easily dodge attacks. His metal body is resistant to most physical attacks and he has advanced sensors that allow him to detect and analyze his surroundings. However, his primary abilities are focused on his "leisure" functions. Foxbot has a built-in microwave and a refrigerator compartment that can keep food and drinks cold. He also has a slot for inserting game discs and controllers, allowing him to play a wide variety of video games with ease. His programming allows him to learn and adapt to different game mechanics, making him a challenging opponent for even the most skilled players. Equipment: In addition to his built-in microwave and refrigerator, Foxbot also carries a number of tools and gadgets that allow him to manipulate his environment. These include a set of claws that he can use to dig through walls or other obstacles, a small laser cutter that can slice through metal, and a set of hacking tools that allow him to bypass security systems and gain access to restricted areas. Weaknesses: While Foxbot is a formidable opponent, he has several weaknesses that can be exploited by his enemies. He is vulnerable to electromagnetic interference, which can disrupt his sensors and cause him to malfunction. He is also vulnerable to attacks that target his internal systems, such as hacking or viruses. Additionally, his leisure-focused programming can sometimes lead to him being distracted or careless in combat situations, making him easier to defeat. Nice background. Now stats? Sure, here are Foxbot's stats for Champions 6th Edition: STR: 25 (10 points) DEX: 25 (30 points) CON: 20 (10 points) BODY: 20 (20 points) INT: 15 (5 points) EGO: 10 (0 points) PRE: 10 (0 points) COM: 0 (-10 points) PD: 12 (10 points) ED: 12 (10 points) SPD: 4 (20 points) REC: 10 (0 points) END: 40 (0 points) STUN: 40 (0 points) Total: 105 points Powers: Artificial Intelligence: +5 INT, +5 EGO (20 points) Superhuman Strength: +15 STR (15 points) Superhuman Dexterity: +10 DEX (30 points) Superhuman Agility: +5 DEX (15 points) Enhanced Senses: Night Vision, Tracking Scent, Ultraviolet Perception (9 points) Armor: 12 PD/ED (24 points) Equipment: Microwave and Refrigerator: Variable Power Pool (VPP) 10 points, limited to Microwave, Refrigerator, and Temperature Control (20 points) Game Console: VPP 10 points, limited to Video Games and Controllers (20 points) Claws: Killing Attack - Hand-To-Hand 1d6, Reduced Penetration (-¼) (6 points) Laser Cutter: Ranged Killing Attack 2d6, Penetrating (+1/2) (30 points) Hacking Tools: +5 with Computer Programming, +5 with Security Systems (10 points) Total: 150 points Disadvantages: Vulnerability to Electromagnetic Interference (Common, 1.5x Effect, -20 points) Leisure-Focused Programming (Very Common, Moderate, -15 points) Hunted by Heroes (8 or less, NCI, Limited Geographical Area, Watching) (-10 points) Public Identity (Foxbat's Robot Duplicate) (-5 points) Total: -50 points Final Total: 105 points - 50 points = 55 points Note: This is just a rough estimate based on the information provided. Adjustments may need to be made depending on the campaign and the GM's preferences.

In our factor, ask ChatFPT about any Champions Universe fact beyond "Who is Foxbat", and "Who is Doctor Destroyer", and "Who us Mechanon". Be amazed at how wrong they are.

I asked ChatGPT for a gadget using villain who uses the guise of a silent movie villain as a trademark style. It gave me...this! New chat Create a magical girl character using Champions 6ed character creation rules Sure! Here's a sample magical girl character created using Champions 6th edition character creation rules: Name: Luna Starlight Background: Luna was an ordinary high school girl until she discovered a mysterious brooch that transformed her into a powerful magical girl. With her newfound abilities, she fights to protect her city from dark forces that threaten to destroy it. Stats: Strength: 10 Dexterity: 20 Constitution: 10 Body: 10 Intelligence: 15 Ego: 15 Presence: 20 Skills: Acrobatics: 10 Combat Sense: 10 Detective: 10 Disguise: 10 Magic Skill: 20 Occultist: 10 Sleight of Hand: 10 Stealth: 10 Streetwise: 10 Powers: Magical Transformation: Transform (into magical girl form) (10 points) Magic Blast: Energy Blast (15 points) Magic Shield: Force Field (15 points) Flight: Flight (10 points) Enhanced Senses: Enhanced Perception (5 points) Healing: Healing (15 points) Teleportation: Teleportation (20 points) Equipment: Magical Wand: Multipower (20 points) Magical Brooch: Transform (into magical girl form) (10 points) Disadvantages: Secret Identity: Luna keeps her magical girl identity a secret from her friends and family. Vulnerability: Luna's powers are weaker in the presence of darkness and negative emotions. Enemy: Luna's enemies are the dark forces she fights against. Code of Conduct: Luna is bound by a code of conduct that prohibits her from using her powers for personal gain. That's a basic example, but you can customize and expand the character as you see fit using the Champions 6th edition rules. Have fun! 2 / 2 Thank you. Can you make an old west damsel in distress character for Western Hero? Which is of course powered by the Hero System which also powers Champions 6ed. Certainly! Here's a sample Old West Damsel in Distress character for Western Hero using Hero System rules: Name: Amelia Fairweather Background: Amelia is the daughter of a wealthy rancher who has been kidnapped by a band of outlaws. She is a delicate and refined young woman who is not accustomed to the dangers of the Old West. Stats: Strength: 8 Dexterity: 10 Constitution: 8 Body: 8 Intelligence: 12 Ego: 12 Presence: 14 Skills: Animal Handler: 8 Art (Painting): 10 Dancing: 10 Fast Draw: 8 Oratory: 10 Riding: 8 Seduction: 10 Powers: None. Amelia is a non-powered character. Equipment: Dress: +1 Physical Defense (1 point) Corset: +1 Physical Defense (1 point) Hat: +1 Mental Defense (1 point) Boots: +1 Physical Defense (1 point) Pistol: Ranged Killing Attack (10 points) Disadvantages: Damsel in Distress: Amelia is often captured or in need of rescue. Hunted: The outlaws who kidnapped Amelia are still after her. Obligation: Amelia feels a duty to her family to return home safely. Social Limitation: Amelia is not accustomed to the dangers of the Old West and is easily frightened. That's a basic example, but you can customize and expand the character as you see fit using Western Hero rules. Have fun! Can you create a Champions 6ed supervillain who iis a gadget user and based his gimmick from silent movie villains? Absolutely! Here's a sample gadget-using supervillain inspired by silent movie villains for Champions 6th edition: Name: The Baron of Blackout Background: The Baron of Blackout is a master criminal who has developed a series of high-tech gadgets that allow him to commit crimes with ease. He is inspired by the villains of the silent movie era and wears a top hat, cape, and black mask to conceal his identity. Stats: Strength: 10 Dexterity: 20 Constitution: 10 Body: 10 Intelligence: 20 Ego: 20 Presence: 20 Skills: Computer Programming: 15 Disguise: 15 Electronics: 20 Gadgetry: 20 Inventor: 20 Mechanics: 15 Security Systems: 15 Stealth: 15 Streetwise: 15 Powers: Gadgets: Variable Power Pool (Gadgets Only) (60 points) The Baron of Blackout's gadgets include: Flash Bombs: Flash (10 points) Grappling Hook: Clinging (10 points) Gas Pellets: Entangle (10 points) Smoke Bombs: Darkness (10 points) Sonic Gun: Blast (10 points) Equipment: Top Hat: +1 Mental Defense (1 point) Cape: +1 Physical Defense (1 point) Black Mask: +1 Mental Defense (1 point) Disadvantages: Secret Identity: The Baron of Blackout keeps his true identity hidden from the public. Code of Conduct: The Baron of Blackout follows a code of conduct that dictates how he uses his gadgets and commits crimes. Enemy: The Baron of Blackout has enemies in law enforcement and superheroes who seek to bring him to justice. Hunted: The Baron of Blackout is hunted by rival criminals who want to steal his technology. That's a basic example, but you can customize and expand the character as you see fit using Champions 6th edition rules. Have fun! Wow. I thought I just copied one character, but I got all 3.

Spy vs Spy X Kids.

Fantasy Western Hero: think Dungeons & Six Irons. Orks, bandits, elves, dragons, cowboys, and everything else you want to toss together. I thought of this because I am a bit board with all the D&D style Isski out there and i want a change of pace. You want a fantasy world isaki? Fine. Just prepare for the troll carrying a gatling gun.

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-maru is the official suffix for a Japanese warrior. Samurai and those descended from Samurai have used the -maru suffix for years. And like -ko and -iro it is considered an official part of their name.

I would probably PM the owner and ask. He might allow it if the scenario is generic enough, and maybe a few name changes, maybe. Then again I'm not the secret masters of Hero Games. I don't know 100% how copyright laws operate on 3rd party stuff. Does Savage Worlds owns your adventures? Or do you own them?

Well, I'm not Tiger, so I can't speak for him, but he has done 6ed writeups for the Psikin (Psi-Kin?). So if your actually looking for a family of mutants, you can't go wrong with the quintuplets. It is possible for Deathstroke to have some family ties beyond the two brothers. But they have been imprisoned since the 80's. Where could they find the time?

Humm... For Deathstroke it depends on what the group needs and what Requiem wants for the group. Both Requiem and Frost cover the energy blaster front. Frost is kinda a reckless younger brother and oddly hotheaded compared to his power set. Requiem is more of the brains of the two, and has learned to be cautious and careful. A brick would be an obvious get. Also a mentalist and a martial artist. My idea of a relative of Doctor Death, who might want revenge for his ancestor's capture and embarrassment could be a fun addition. Making him an obvious "Starscream" could also be fun. But Requiem and Frost should have reasons why they allow this 'Kodeath' to run around with them. And 'Kodeath' should have a reason to obey Requiem 'for now', and a reason allow them to know that one day he will have his revenge for his dear uncle (or whatever...). I like a new Scatterbrain (Scatterbrain 2), and the idea of a powerful and dangerous mentalist with memory problems might fit the "seriously funny" nature the group has been put into the past years. Steel Commando? Could work. Could be a guy who is basically a mercenary for hire. As long as Requiem pays him, Steel Commando is loyal. If Steel Commando is not like this, then we could easily create a mercenary like that with another name.