Torgamous
Aspiring Gynoid
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Goofy, Wile E. Coyote, and Genghis Khan all have higher loyalty than Vanessa, and Russ is equal. Norm's loyalty is 25.Ok, yeah, Janna is Doof daughter un anything but (sur)name right now.
Goofy, Wile E. Coyote, and Genghis Khan all have higher loyalty than Vanessa, and Russ is equal. Norm's loyalty is 25.Ok, yeah, Janna is Doof daughter un anything but (sur)name right now.
To be fair, we've done a LOT more of note to help Goofy, Wile E., Temujin, and Russ have happy, fulfilling lives than we've done specifically for Vanessa. Part of the problem is that Vanessa's wants seem a bit unclear- though "chat with the bossman" may help clear things up if we're lucky.Goofy, Wile E. Coyote, and Genghis Khan all have higher loyalty than Vanessa, and Russ is equal. Norm's loyalty is 25.
Goofy, Wile E. Coyote, and Genghis Khan all have higher loyalty than Vanessa, and Russ is equal. Norm's loyalty is 25.
Shhhhhhh Let me have my headcanon guys and I will let you have yours...Janna is not Doof's daughter in any way. Janna is a fully grown adult and actually doesn't have a bad relationship with her parents. The QM has also stated that it is wildly out of character for Janna.
Also, Janna would hate running the company. She does not really have the skillset or personality required to do it. She probably would just let the position go within a month-tops.
We have, just like with Janna. That doesn't make anyone on that list Doof's kid.To be fair, we've done a LOT more of note to help Goofy, Wile E., Temujin, and Russ have happy, fulfilling lives than we've done specifically for Vanessa.
I mean, there is a difference between headcanon and reading the relationship between two characters completely wrong, but sure.Shhhhhhh Let me have my headcanon guys and I will let you have yours...
Also, how old is Janna here?
Ah, yes. I suppose we were agreeing violently, then.We have, just like with Janna. That doesn't make anyone on that list Doof's kid.
My point was that Janna was 1) A impressionable teenager (19 is not in any way a mature adult in most cases) 2) A person with huge trust issues that's trusting Doof 3) With a higher Loyalty Doof daughter.We have, just like with Janna. That doesn't make anyone on that list Doof's kid.
So, headcanon?I mean, there is a difference between headcanon and completely reading a character's relationship in the opposite way of how they should be read,
*pumps pitchfork*Also, I'm a fan of the found family tropes and Janna are parents, kind of...stepford like, it doesn't help that the specific scene where they show up is just awful.
Janna was a high school senior in November-December 2015, one year ago exactly placing her around 17-18 a year ago and 18-19 today. And while the US classifies 18 as a legal adult, 18-19 year olds are NOT functional adults yet. Heck 21 year olds arent functional adults yet and I should know cuz I am one.Janna is not Doof's daughter in any way. Janna is a fully grown adult and actually doesn't have a bad relationship with her parents. The QM has also stated that it is wildly out of character for Janna.
Also, Janna would hate running the company. She does not really have the skillset or personality required to do it. She probably would just let the position go within a month-tops.
"Eh, I'm in senior year. I already play hookie more than I show up, and it's not like there's any interesting classes left to take anyway."
In my experience, headcanon is more filling in the gaps in material explored by the author, or finding a way to reconcile contradictions. Regardless, the whole adoption thing is honestly getting, hmm. I suppose creepy would be an accurate word. Janna is quite capable of living on her own and has her own parents. It sounds to paternalistic for my tastes, especially because Janna is most certainly not incapable of taking care of herself and is quite competent.
This is not relevant to the discussion in any way, shape, or form. Janna has shown a capability to act as a mostly functional adult. I doubt that she lives with her parents anymore and she is a fairly high placed employee in a nationally dominant megacorporation. In the alternate timeline she showed a capability to reach out to Xanatos.Janna was a high school senior in November-December 2015, one year ago exactly placing her around 17-18 a year ago and 18-19 today. And while the US classifies 18 as a legal adult, 18-19 year olds are NOT functional adults yet. Heck 21 year olds arent functional adults yet and I should know cuz I am one.
Oh, God, no! Doof love Vanessa a lot to do something like that, again, Im this:Don't want to pull a Doof's parents and ignore our daughter just because she's been a bit of a disappointment.
That hit too close to home for me, you know?Heck 21 year olds arent functional adults yet and I should know cuz I am one.
About the family trope? A lot.
He's Death, pretty sure his stats can be summarized as Yes.Honestly the moment Twilight Zone was canon I thought of Mr. Death, I wonder what his stats would be?
There's a bit of extra weirdness there since Janna's mom dropped her and Star off at a graveyard for the dead clown seance and had a magic spellbook fly through the roof of her car, so the Canada lie seems a bit like closing the stable door a year after the horses left.
I don't think Death even has stats. It's the one fight you can't win, but you only encounter him when it's your time to go.
At the very least, the Duke could help us by telling us where not to look in the Wastelands. Also, who exactly will be trying to murder us while we look around.Don´t forget the SPLIT/SECOND sponsorship we could make and which he most likely will be interested in having *some* part in, thanks to being a car enthusiast.
Adopt them all!Goofy, Wile E. Coyote, and Genghis Khan all have higher loyalty than Vanessa, and Russ is equal. Norm's loyalty is 25.
Xanatos: "It's more of a puzzle boss than a straightforward fight."
I bet you no matter what he does or what plans he makes, his time is still set in stone in Mr. Death's schedule.Xanatos: "It's more of a puzzle boss than a straightforward fight."
At the very least, the Duke could help us by telling us where not to look in the Wastelands. Also, who exactly will be trying to murder us while we look around.
It depends on the metaphysics of this setting. What is death, exactly?I don't think Death even has stats. It's the one fight you can't win, but you only encounter him when it's your time to go.
He can delay it. I'm sure he could live yet for another millenia or two, with the right means. There are some very old people around in DVV, after all. But that's okay, Death can wait, it has all the time in the world.I bet you no matter what he does or what plans he makes, his time is still set in stone in Mr. Death's schedule.
Yeah, but there's not a scenario where Death would willingly fight someone who doesn't naturally die, and keeping Death from leaving if it doesn't want to stay should be basically impossible.It depends on the metaphysics of this setting. What is death, exactly?
For an illustrating example, let's use Bill Cypher as an example of an alien that might not "die" in the same way as us mortals. He was burned out of Stan's memories, but I can't exactly say that he died, exactly. Was destroyed? Sure. Soul moved on to heaven/hell? Nah. Can he die? Maybe in specific circumstances, but something would need to make him able to die, for him to die.
So I think we can assume that anything that, for lack of a better phrase, "lacks a concept of death", might do decently against Death, depending on their abilities.