EVIL Æ WARW

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EVIL Æ WARW

EVIL Æ WAR

Welcome to the Evil Æ War! It is Devil Owl and Evil Devin vs. Fúdìmó and MewFour. Everyone choose your sides! Root for your team! And as for the fighters, Each team needs to choose their names, as for MewFour and Fúdìmó, how about Purebloods? And each team needs to choose a motto! And maybe Pureblood Pride fir the Purebloods, eh? Well, I'll let the Æs decide on that. They will also need to choose a mascot! Just kidding. But maybe.... So I'm not sure how this will work. Will it be an actual war? An RP? I've got a few ideas.

A) we use this thread and the Æs make threats to each other and argue over evilness and stuff. They may spread to other threads, and word gets out about war.

B) We make an RP in which there is real war. The Æs fight and stuff, and other Æs can be in it, too. They can stand on the sidelines, cheering and such.

C) not an actual battle, but a battle of wits. Different CBers than the ones who's Æs are participating in the war will come up with questions, tests, and games for the Æs.

D) All of the above. All of the Æs stay in a hotel together, and there will be challenges made by other CBers, that the participating Æs will have to complete before moving on to the next. It will also work as an RP, where the Æs can write about their day. Ex.

~Evil Devin~ I go down to the arena, where Dev is waiting for me.  

So I need Clouded Leopard, Mei-Xui, and St Owl to give me their votes. My vote is D. Also, Fúdìmó and MewFour need to decide on a name and motto, as well as Dev and Devin. And as for everyone else, choose your sides! Let the Wars begin! And thanks for the great idea Mei! 

 

submitted by Leeli
(June 3, 2016 - 12:30 pm)

Saphira: HMMPH. YAY DEV AND DEVIN!!!! ESPECIALLY DEVIN!!!! 

Also, September, I was wondering, what book series did you get Cortana from? Also.... Dev and Devin!!! 

 

submitted by Shadowmoon
(June 9, 2016 - 7:53 am)

Cortana's from the book Lady Midnight. It's part of the Mortal Instruments

submitted by September
(June 20, 2016 - 5:04 pm)

Sooo joining this. I'm with my AE, Rufus.

(Rufus loads pie blaster and clicks safety off)

I guess Im with Dewmor and co. 

submitted by Will T.
(June 9, 2016 - 7:55 am)

Will, you are awesome!!!!!!!

submitted by Mei-xue (May-shreh), Fairyland
(June 9, 2016 - 3:52 pm)

 I WANT TO DO THIS! I JUST DON'T WANT TO BE ALLIED WITH EVIL DEVIN!

Tell you what, Dev. Leave the talking to St. and me, and you can do the veggie blasting.

Here I have some very logical, true, supportive reasons as to why you should join Dev and Devin instead of MewFour and Fúdìmó:

1. It is very true that organization can get people to great places. But in terms of fighting, sometimes the unorganized are in much better shape. Sometimes, insanity and randomly flying veggies are the best strategy. If one is unorganized, they are much more difficult to anticipate, while an organized enemy can easily be infiltrated and thus overpowered, as their carefully layered plans have been laid to waste. You see, if one finds out these plans, they are easily foiled.

2. They say Fúdìmó and MewFour should be joined because they're actual characters? THAT IS A WEAKNESS! Because they are modeled after real characters, they are much easier to predict! If you know Voldemort or MewFour, you would be able to decipher these AEs very easily. However, creatures like Dev and Devin, which come from other people's imaginations, are much harder to predict. They are ORIGINAL! Stealing someone else's character is PITIFUL and UNIMAGINATIVE!

3. They talk about alliteration. But if Dev and Devin listen to me and name their team The Destructive D's, their whole name is alliterated! Is "Purebloods" alliterated? No! In fact, if you had to think of an acronym for their name, you would make it P.B.!

4. They say evil people should not have crushes. But doesn't that make them more human? It makes them more developed and more realistic. Cold lumps of unfeeling rock are not very appealing!

5. They say that Fúdìmó will attack you. But honestly, I'd much rather battle five Voldemorts than one Devil Owl. He is quite formidable.

6. They are correct in stating they are smarter than Dev and Devin. However, they must take allies into account. Remember, Dev and Devin now have Critic A., *cough ahem* Hobbes, and me! We may possibly be the most intelligent of the Alter Egos, give or take Shifting Sands.

7. A point brought up multiple times has been whose idea this was-- Mei-xue and company's. Do you realize how pitiful this is? This is a grasping-at-straws reason! This is an argument used by those who have nothing else to turn to! If one of their first arguments is "Well, we thought of it first!", imagine what a weak team you would be signing up to!

Therefore, we have seven, well-structured and supported, truthful reasons that Dev and Devin are generally a better team than Fúdìmó and MewFour. Please, don't deal with those PITIFUL one-sentence reasons. Join the better team!

With logical persuasion, Feather.

I couldn't have put it better myself.

Please, if you skimmed over this, go back and read it, especially if you are undecided.

It took much work, has many relevant reasons, is completely truthful, and also has information that should be considered by multiple parties!

Oh, and by the way-- I had a whole unit simply on advertising for my creative writing class. I could whip up some pretty good ads... if computer editing programs would not demand a billion dollars from me.

submitted by The Owls
(June 9, 2016 - 2:13 pm)

Bravo, Feather!

[C] It was delightfully eloquent, I must say. I suppse I'll support you now. . . I was concerned about the uncivilty of vegetable-blasting.

[H] Feather... wow. You're amazing!

[M] *grins* *nudges Hobbes*

[H] *blushes* 

submitted by Abigail S., age 11, Nose In a Book
(June 10, 2016 - 3:46 pm)

*growls*

So you're calling us "PITIFUL and UNIMAGINITVE"?

Yeah! That's not nice! We're gonna make our own team! The, uh, PIES! Yeah!

STOP!!!! We don't have a team, and Feather isn't trying to insult you!

Yeah? You sure about that?

Yes. She's insulting the 'Purebloods'.  

submitted by Elsa, Pinkie & Thorn
(June 11, 2016 - 12:19 pm)

Thank you Mei.

submitted by Will T.
(June 10, 2016 - 2:17 pm)

And since when were VEGGIES, of all things, more powerful than magic spells?

And cold, unfeeling pieces of rock don't kill goblins on a whim. 

submitted by Fúdìmó
(June 10, 2016 - 7:49 pm)

My partner is also quite formidable. Devil Owl, with his fruit gun, oops, veggie blaster cannot compare.

An evil creature, it's INSANE amount a power has corrupted him, and he wants to make everyone his slaves. Created at a lab similar to the one that created Mewtwo, he was created to best even Mewtwo, and did. He is over 50 times more powerful than Mew and Mewtwo put together, thus, neither stood a chance and fell before his power. He can possess other Pokémon or put them under mind control, so if a Pokémon tried to fight him, he would just put him/her/it under mind control, and the Pokémon would become basically a mindless zombie. The power has overwhelmed him, all he cares about is power, and proving he is the most powerful Pokémon in the Universe. He has also killed many times. Extremely dangerous. Not even a MASTER BALL can hold him. He is too powerful. Rumors say he can absorb other Pokémon and make them part of him, thus the parts of him that are of Swellow and Groudon. Another rumor states that he can turn you inside out/turn you to ash/turn you to a pile of goo/make you feel extreme, horrible, unimaginable pain, just by looking at you in the eyes. It is said the yellow eyes turn red when he does this. This is unconfirmed however, for it is just a rumor. Caution should be advise and remember that these rumors could very well be real, so prepare yourself. 

submitted by Fúdìmó
(June 10, 2016 - 8:20 pm)
"...the most dangerous Dark wizard of all time..."
--Albus Dumbledore on Lord Voldemort
Voldemort was regarded to be the most powerful and dangerous Dark wizard of all time, surpassing even Gellert Grindelwald. His followers noted that he possessed knowledge of magic that nobody could possibly imagine, and even Dumbledore once stated that he was probably the most brilliant student Hogwarts had ever seen. 
* Magical Mastery: Even at a young age, Voldemort was able to utilize magic without the use of a wand or even knowing the very existence of magic itself: he had a power to move objects with his mind, to communicate with and control animals, and even inflict harm on those who opposed or annoyed him.[12] This unnaturally high level of control marked him a prodigy even as a child, and as an adult, Voldemort was generally considered to be the most dangerous Dark Wizard who had ever existed, and proved himself capable of holding his own well even against an Elder Wand-wielding Albus Dumbledore. He claimed he had experimented and pushed the boundaries of magic farther than they had ever been pushed, and that if he were to be granted a teaching position, he could teach students things that they can gain from no other wizard. Dumbledore himself also acknowledged that Voldemort's knowledge of magic was more extensive than any wizard alive, and that even his most powerful protective spells and charms were unlikely to be effective if Voldemort was at full power. This degree of power, coupled with his blatant lack of morals, make him an extremely dangerous adversary indeed.  
* Dark Arts: Voldemort was incredibly talented in the Dark Arts, widely considered to be the most powerful practitioner of the Dark Arts the world had ever known. He has a masterful knowledge of the most unknown and complex magic that a Dark wizard was capable of, and was also a masterful practitioner of all three Unforgivable Curses, with a special affinity for the Killing Curse, having murdered enough people to create an entire army of Inferi, and was known to have cast this curse effectively while still under-aged. Voldemort was also capable of developing Dark spells, hexes, charms, jinxes, and powerful curses: he placed one on the position of Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher after being refused the post by Dumbledore, and another on Marvolo Gaunt's Ring to protect it after it had been made it into a Horcrux. On both counts, not even Dumbledore could lift the curse or jinx completely. In the films, Voldemort was also shown to be capable of containing spells and unleashing them in a blast that resembles a shock wave of dark energy: this attack was of such destructive powers that it shattered nearly everything in its path, and even knocked down the extremely powerful Dumbledore. 
* Duelling: Voldemort was an exceptionally skillful duelist, being able to hold his own against an Elder Wand-wielding Dumbledore, and even duel evenly with Minerva McGonagall, Kingsley Shackleboltand, Horace Slughorn (who were masterful duelists themselves) all at once. During his duel with McGonagall, Slughorn, and Shacklebolt, the Elder Wand-wielding Voldemort almost defeated all three of them despite the fact that he had not unlocked the Elder Wand's full power, and they were all protected by Harry's loving sacrifice. Had Voldemort mastered the Elder Wand and had Harry not sacrificed himself in the Forbidden Forest, Voldemort would have defeated all three accomplished duellists effortlessly. He was also able to overpower many other prodigious witches and wizards, such as Amelia Bones, and was responsible for the death of the powerful ex-Auror, Alastor Moody. His dueling style was, ironically, much like Dumbledore's in its unpredictability: he could instinctively switch styles in the blink of an eye, and was extremely aggressive, using powerful Dark magic to overwhelm his opponents. Apparently, he only chose to face opponents whom he saw as worthy adversaries. The only duelist who was shown to truly be Voldemort's equal was Albus Dumbledore, who was growing old at the time of their duel and was not quite as good as he once was. Harry killed Voldemort, but only because he had, by sheer luck, mastered the Elder Wand before the Dark Lord.
Ha!
Also, Fúdìmó is the CHINESE Voldemort, so he isn't just limited to that! Have you learned in school how ruthless those Chinese rulers/tyrants were? Qin Shihuangdi. Genghis Khan. 
submitted by Mei-xue (May-shreh) , Fairyland
(June 10, 2016 - 8:26 pm)

 Actually, Genghis Khan was a Mongol, not Chinese. He attacked China. Please, don't insult my knowledge.

Now, I'm not going to deny the powers of MewFour or Fúdìmó. What I am saying is that you cannot underestimate Devil Owl, either. Although he may seem dim-witted in speech--

HEY!

--His battle is formidable. He does not only have a veggie blaster, you know; it is just his preferred weapon. I don't suppose Voldemort ever thought to himself, "Hmm! I should bring a knife too, just in case." In fact, you have already given away your weakness, rather foolishly, to be honest: Overconfidence and underestimation. Voldemort always underestimated the powers of love. Now he's dead. But Harry never underestimated Voldemort; tell me, is he dead? We are not underestimating you; you are underestimating us.

And about that overconfidence. I would really like to laugh out loud at your stupidity. You have based both of your AEs off of real things! Therefore, you are limited. Devil Owl could suddenly grow fifty feet tall and crush MewFour under his foot, and nothing you could say could argue that. But with a little bit of research, I could counter any unrealistic thing either of you do. Yes, you are powerful. But you are limited, and that is your downfall.

Thank you for listening.

submitted by Feather AND DEV!
(June 11, 2016 - 10:36 am)

2. They say Fúdìmó and MewFour should be joined because they're actual characters? THAT IS A WEAKNESS! Because they are modeled after real characters, they are much easier to predict! If you know Voldemort or MewFour, you would be able to decipher these AEs very easily. However, creatures like Dev and Devin, which come from other people's imaginations, are much harder to predict. They are ORIGINAL! Stealing someone else's character is PITIFUL and UNIMAGINATIVE! --Feather

Well, please remember that these are Æs. Æs are never easy to predict. And also, Fúdìmó is not simply Voldemort. He is Voldemort, plus every other Chinese villain you can think of. I doubt that some random owl has killed more people than Qin Shihuangdi, or Genghis Khan. So unless you are a Chinese history nerd who's also a Harry Potter nerd, I doubt that you can predict him.

submitted by Mei-xue (May-shreh) , Fairyland
(June 11, 2016 - 11:18 am)

Yes, AEs are never easy to predict. But you have to admit, it's as if you put Voldemort's brain in a new body and called it Fúdìmó. He may be slightly different, but not by much. And St.Owl is the biggest Potterhead I've ever met-- she's read the books twelve times over. Therefore, she should be able to tell if Fúdìmó does something wildly out of character and then attack it. But Dev and Devin could do something wildly out of character and not get confronted, because they were not made from someone else's brain.

Also, as I have said, Genghis Khan was a Mongol, not Chinese. The Mongols attacked China. I have an encyclopedia of everything, Mei. I know these things.

(Also, St.Owl had a very extensive unit on Ancient China. She knows what she's talking about.)

submitted by Feather
(June 11, 2016 - 2:49 pm)