Sackboy watched as the ramp in the back of the shuttle opened up. He was at the jail.

A nearby Stormtrooper in the vehicle spoke, "Out you go, little guy."

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Character name: Granite

Character source: Original

Character history: Granite was created by the Vampire Gaston Bellemare to act as his literal walking wall. Granite was made/kept as a slave and deprived any form of education beyond a few simple phrases, and a name, for most of his existence. One day Bellemare used him as a scapegoat in an effort to save his own life, which succeeded. After a few shenanigans Granite and a Vampire hunter, who gave him the name Granite, ended up catching Bellemare and killing him. Soon afterwards he was hailed a hero by the local town. But, because of his depraved upbringing, he did not truly understand the gravity of his achievement. The townsfolk held a grand feast in celebration of their oppressor's death with Granite and his fallen Ally's honor. For a while afterwards he acted as the town's personal guard. His last memory is of him receiving a letter from the newly positioned Tsar asking Granite to be a personal guard.
The world he is from is that of a Gothic Russia, where the main population of humans are mostly tormented by the minority of inhuman monsters. And most of the country was ruled/terrorized by Gaston Bellemare. Not long after Bellemare's death a Tsar took power of the country and attempted to hire Granite to be his personal guard. Although Granite does not remember afterwards, Granite accepted the offer and went off in the hopes of reclaiming the simple, slave life that he once knew under Bellemare. The Tsar quickly started ordering Granite to kill the Tsar's own sons. The moment Granite was actively brought into the Omniverse was after he had decided on his own to end the Tsar's life to let one of his kinder children succeed as the new Tsar.

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Stats:
ATK: 4
DEF: 5
SPD: 0
TEC: 1

Starting Proficiencies: Physical Strength (1000), Area Shield Proficiency (400)

Starting Powers: Survival (2000)

Starting Moves:
Outstretched Guard: (300) (Area Shield Proficiency) By outstretching the wings and arms, this move defends an area of 12 feet from frontal attacks. The move requires four seconds to set up/disengage, the user can not move during, and the user takes damage, at a somewhat lowered amount, in place of those being shielded. Unfortunately this move does not defend against extra splash damage nor damage that originate from behind.

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Where did you find us? Through an internet search.

Quote:Burst Movement allows you to quickly move at up to double your normal speed. The downside is that is only usable in second-long bursts (with a second inbetween) and drains the user much more than normal movement, making it a quick way to tire oneself out in battle if constantly used.

Character name: Phalanx

Character history: Legend tells of a revenant, a long-dead conquerer. Cursed to roam the land in the very armor he wore in life for all eternity, the vengeful spirit would enslave the souls of his victims in order to rebuild his once great army and enact his revenge. Or was it merely the spectre of a noble knight? Lost to the sands of time as he returned from a bloody battle as the lone survivor, unbeknownst to him that he left his mortal coil. Or better yet! The soul of a lowly squire, searching for the blade of his master who gloriously perished in battle! Drunkard's tales, it's just a dwarven creation, those grumpy short creatures are truly amazing with technology.

Many theories have risen and fallen from the mists of the human psyche as they try to comprehend the autonomous suit of armor with the enormous shield that seems to only respond to the word "Phalanx". Many speak of how a silent, swordless knight saved their lives from bandit and beast alike, appearing out of nowhere and walking off without a word when his duty is fulfilled. An nigh-impenetrable defence to those who require it, which is often quickly repurposed to smite their assailants.

One such tale speaks of the possessed armor watching over a party of knights that were sent to slay a dragon, they were ill-equipped and barely trained. Throughout their journey they were attacked by a group of bandits when suddenly a heavily armored figure jumped out in front of them, the outlaw's weapons bounced off the newcomer's shield. While both parties were figuring out where the shielded knight came from, he bashed their assailants into submission before retreating back in the thick brush without a word.

When the knights finally reached the reptile's lair, Phalanx jumped to their aid once more. Blocking strike after strike from the dragon's claws and maw, the beast reared back and readied to breathe fire and melt the pesky shieldbearer. Phalanx held its ground as the knights retreated. The flames engulfed the spectre, the stream of fire seemed endless. When it finally died down, the autonomous suit of armor had disappeared without a trace. Whisked away to the plane known as the Omniverse, Phalanx was greeted by a creature even more peculiar than himself. The omnipotent being known here as Omni.

Physical Description: [spoiler][/spoiler] The enigmatic entity dubbed "Phalanx" inhabits a vicious-looking, ornately crafted suit of armor. There is no sign of conventional magic or ingenious circuitry like in most cases with an autonomous armor, Phalanx is truly a baffling sight. The iron-clad spectre carries a large rectangular shield which it uses for its astounding defense. The complete lack of a conventional weapon may cause confusion, which is usually quickly rectified by a bash of the armor's enormous shield. Phalanx earned its name as the unbreakable wall it poses. A small runic symbol is scratched into the inside of the helmet, just above the neck.

Despite Phalanx' curious state of being, the suit of armor displays sentience and even a limited range of human emotion. Phalanx is extremely duty-bound and will rarely disregard an order issued from his allies. Adressing the entity with "Phalanx," followed by the order to be carried out will generally yield the wanted result in battle. The suit of armor is not without a sense of self-worth, and will simply ignore orders it considers too menial, instead standing absolutely motionless until adressed or upon sensing a threat. Due to its lack of a physical body, Phalanx has no voice or facial expressions. Instead, it exclusively uses body language to communicate.

Stats:
ATK: 2
DEF: 5
SPD: 1
TEC: 2

Starting Proficiencies: Physical Strength (1000)
Area Shield Proficiency (400)
Starting Powers: Hive Mind (400)

Starting Moves:
Aegis shield: (600) a large and very heavy rectangular shield, it measures out at about 5 feet in height and 3 feet in width. The shield's cast-iron form carries the visage of a roaring lion. The shield is slow and hard to handle, but it can be a formidable defensive and offensive measure.
Shield bash: (300) Phalanx winds up for about a second before swinging his shield into a nearby enemy. The momentum the heavy shield builds up allows it to hit much harder than his average punches, but it requires him to sacrifise his defenses for a moment and is very tiring and slow.

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Yep.
Where did you find us?
Top RolePlay Sites, I've been looking for a more active RP site.

I've honestly looked all over the place, but I can't find anything specifically saying yes or no. In short, an old character of mine is an animated suit of armor named Phalanx. It's not alive in the conventional sense. You could see it as possessed, basically. The spirit itself has no physical form, but can "die" when the suit of armor it possesses is damaged or destroyed. Technically it's just a normal human, but instead of flesh and blood it's chainmail and plates.

Here they are:

Super Mario 3D Land World 1-1: 8FAD-0000-0025-088E
Bowser's Doom Factory: 2446-0000-002F-06FC
Bowling over the Competition (A426-0000-0082-26C1)
Animorphs The Entrance Part 1 (BDC8-0000-009B-FB1E)
Animorphs The Entrance Part 2 (6369-0000-00B9-626B)
Animorphs The Entrance Part 3 (DB5C-0000-00C3-0B45)
Animorphs The Entrance Part 4 (7690-0000-00E2-43A7)
Mario's First Mystery Mushrooms (86C6-0000-00F0-CE76)

Any ideas *rubs neck?*

I know it's early for this sort of thing but it should be fun for something like Christmas around here, coming around the corner *groan*

But if anyone's interested: I'll put you guys down.