TheInvisiblePony

Well now, this is an interesting question you pose. I suppose the first thing I'd do would be to find a sense of style, and perfect the basic staples of super villainy, like the laugh. Then, I'd go about striking fear into the underworld until I gain enough respect that finding henchmen is easy. From there I'd play off very small crime until I make enough money to go onto phase two. Phase two is hiring a full blown orchestra to create my theme music, to which I'd play at every major heist, crime meeting, or illegal activity to go along with the sense of style. It is all about leaving an impression. My goal would not be power, murder, money, or such things. My goal would be to go down in history. To do that, you have to rock the cliches until they become more than mere cliches. They become a part of your legacy. I would constantly appear in public, and I would constantly lead my henchman. If I ever made made an arch-nemesis, I would deal with them in public for all to see. In fact, I would rig my heists to appear as if they were practically impossible if I had been any less awesome looking. I would walk away in slow-motion from explosions, which I create to walk away from in slow-motion. Power fades, money is spent, murders can only be done once and then the victim is dead. But an impression? To be remembered as the staple of villainy? That lasts... Forever. Heeey... That's my line ! Get off my post Pinkie.

Well, try beating any console game by only using one hand on the controller. Say goodbye to two-handed multitasking, and say hello to frantic five-fingered button pushing. It really is interesting to do this. Pain to use the triggers, though...

Huh. I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the scene from winter wrap up, where Twilight ends up crying and runs off. Granted, it wasn't terribly long, but it did actually make me feel rather sad for her. Especially after she messed up so badly by using magic, and began to feel useless. In fact, that episode was when I really started liking Twilight. I may not have shed any tears, but that scene was one of the more memorable parts of the episode for me. Perhaps even the season.

To counter your normal type, I brought along the fight club. You mentioned something about super effective?

Excellent! While you pay your visit, I will visit the orphanage and adopt as many children as possible in the chaos you create. If all goes well, we could have an entirely new generation of henchmen! They might be expendable, but no one can argue that they're important. Then, I don't know, we'll get frozen yogurt or something to celebrate.

You know, that boomerang looks like a banana, which reminds me...

Maybe.... or mayhaps we just need a new angle... I have a plan. A crazy plan, to be exact. Just crazy enough to not work at all until it comes full circle and helps us salvage our dignity! Step 1 - Pick a superhero Step 2 - Find an orphanage/hospital/public library in [chosen superhero]'s town Step 3 - Design some weapon that goes off when [chosen superhero] gets close, destroying said beloved [chosen building] Step 4 - Take control of media Step 5 - Blame tragedy on [chosen superhero] Step 6 - ??? Step 7 - PROFIT!!!

The same thing we do every day, RandomUser. Try and take over the world!

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You're going to run away? Go ahead. I'll give you a head start. You'll just come back 'round sooner or later.

Ooooo, another whovian! Welcome to Canterlot, and may your stay be full of Doctors and ponies. Don't forget your complimentary Derpy emote, either!

I see your asymmetrical stare, and raise you one dalek. EX-TER-MIN-ATE

I still maintain Nightmare Moon was the best villain. I mean, Discord was amazing, for sure, and Chrysalis rocked her song, but I am a sucker for NM because she was the easiest to sympathize with. The mane compassing the screen was awesome, her design was somewhat threatening, and being the sister to Celestia was something that made her rather intriguing.

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Well now, three things! 1) Welcome to Canterlot, and enjoy your stay! 2) That video was made of win. 3) Please remember to take your complimentary Derpy emote!

Okey doki loki people, I'm not sure what went wrong but I am fairly certain I missed something rather prominent here. Quite I while a go, I made a character, Fantasy Trope. Every thing went over smoothly with said character, and she was passed and sorted out into the proper subdivision of the Accepted Apps area. If all is said and done, that should have been all I needed to do to get started with the roleplaying. The question is, why does the site not let me? Did I miss a step somewhere, or am I just going crazy?

I disagree. Every day and age has had both brilliance and ignorance. The former is quite often remembered over the latter because who wants to remember the stupid things people did? It may not seem like it all the time, but humanity is always evolving.

Personally, I think it is a rather large misinterpretation of the original calender. My favorite taking is that it's supposed to be the end of an era, and that it precedes a form of enlightenment. All this talk of the Earth shattering is just a hyped up over-reaction, but it is TECHNICALLY right. If things go according to plan. Where said plan was created by an ancient civilization. That probably didn't even think many people would care when they stopped the calender. Also: This seems to be reoccurring theme in science, does it not?

Well let's see... I started out on a site called Hylian Shield (Legend of Zelda), but that was short lived. Then there was Kingdom Hearts Roleplaying Forum, which is a tremendously good site, and I still rp there (KHRPF for short). I'm rather fond of that site actually. Cue love of ponies: BAM! Here I am.