u/whiplash10

The Balaclava Maniac was a special breed of monster
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The Balaclava Maniac was a special breed of monster

For context, to enact his roleplay, Minoru Kagenou developed this persona and unleashed his pent-up blood lust onto bikers and criminals.

Just the fact he was able to get away with it all, despite being a normal guy that would have been easily tracked by the police shows Minoru was always a smart bastard.

What's worse is that a former soldier, who took up mercenary work to fulfill his own blood lust, is outright terrified of him, making it clear that the Balaclava Maniac is a brand of monster that not even psychopaths would dare cross paths with. Heck, I won't be surprised if the psychopaths and pedophiles are afraid of him busting into their homes.

Also, for the VA, it genuinely sounds like the soldier was in sheer pain when Minoru busts out those crowbars.

u/whiplash10 — 18 hours ago

Possible Appearance and Illustrations in future chapters

I want to see what 89 looks like.

Plus, what are the chances Mu would appear in the SS Chronicles chapter, given her role as nurse?

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u/whiplash10 — 1 day ago

Fixing: The Mummy (2017)

This would be just a concept idea if the Mummy had been done differently compared to his Horror/Action/Adventure flick. What I primarily want to do it's put more emphasis on the Horror and Mystery.

Basically, the plot revolves around a group of explorers venturing into an ancient pyramid but this one has a dark secret: a Mummy.

The main theme of the movie would have been about unchecked hubris, where one thought so much about one's own achievements that they forgot their humility.

This maybe represented through two of the main characters, however their paths go differently.

The Mummy is the physical representation of unchecked hubris. Presumably, the Mummy had done something to earn the wrath of the Gods, leaving him to suffer circumstances where he is in pain and incredibly wrathful.

The Pyramid would be a character in itself, being a sort of complex filled with riddles and traps. And this would play a critical factor.

The story would have the explorers trying to find their way out of the Pyramid while trying to stay ahead of the Mummy who picks them off one by one in possibly Evil Dead fashion.

The riddles are the key in getting out but there is a twist; they also played a part in developing the two MCs: One diverges from his path of hubris, while the other doesn't.

In the end, the one who sheds his hubris is allowed freedom, along with those who went for the ride. The other however ends up remaining trapped and becoming the victim of the Mummy.

However, he doesn't get killed. In fact, the Mummy dies. Instead, he ends up receiving the curse because it is a punishment by the Gods for his arrogant nature and is now remained here until someone just as arrogant as him finds the Pyramid.

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u/whiplash10 — 3 days ago

Does anybody feel that the Elven Country deserve to have....

Does anybody think that the country should received some major punishment?

Considering they ostracized Lalanoa for simply having black hair, do you think it would be fitting if some major incident were to occur and the entire population's hair mutate to black?

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u/whiplash10 — 3 days ago