The way I see it either Toffee or Demona did something that will make it much harder to find Star or undid a lot of work. But at the same time, despite the memes of her failing, Demona is still a highly competent, skilled, talented, knowledgeable, and cunning villain capable of matching wits with Xanatos itself. If she made an ally with someone who wouldn't encourage her worst traits (Unlike Thailog) in favor of efficiency (Like Toffee) you have got a powerful ally which is seen in the show when she was controlled by the Weird Sisters with MacBeth.

I feel extremely smug about how I predicted how Demona meeting Toffee would go.
 
We need to get dance magic so we can form our council. Then we get even more abilities, including harnessing curses ourselves, which likely would be one of our best weapons against Toffee.
 
Toffee NegaQuest: Results of a Critical Critical Failure
Toffee NegaQuest: Results of a Critical Critical Failure
DavidsonSon said:
WHAT THE F*CKING HELL?!?
ShipShapeShip said:
Hell'sManager said:
Due to ???, all actions taken this turn are now either crit fails or crit successes!
So, we got a nat 1 where everything is a crit. Does this look ominous to anyone else?!
KingHarold said:
It's Doof's fault!! I know this is Doof's fault!!
Trooper74 said:
KingHarold said:
It's Doof's fault!! I know this is Doof's fault!!
Harold, you've been saying that ever since our "Reach out to Doofenshmirtz" option was a critical failure, something we have yet see repercussions for. Chill out, man
Hashtag# said:
Trooper74 said:
Harold, you've been saying that ever since our "Reach out to Doofenshmirtz" option was a critical failure, something we have yet see repercussions for. Chill out, man
I don't know, man. Remember, this guy has Lord Felldrake on his team as well as a Crystal Key. Such an artifact in the hands of a guy who can tell the laws of physics to take a backseat doesn't sit right with me.
Trooper74 said:
Hashtag# said:
I don't know, man. Remember, this guy has Lord Felldrake on his team as well as a Crystal Key. Such an artifact in the hands of a guy who can tell the laws of physics to take a backseat doesn't sit right with me.
Oh come on! Not only is the key a random portal to a random dimension, making it obsolete, no way would the QM make Doof that powerful. That makes him overpowered and totally wrecks the game. I mean, doesn't it?
&msterd&m said:
I'm more concerned about the nat 1 itself. Given what happened, doesn't this mean we got a critical critical failure or something?
Hell'sManager said:
BluffMasta said:
Oh come on, what's the worst that could happen?

EDIT: *confused screaming*
DavidsonSon said:
DEMONA?! FUCKING DEMONA?! WHAT THE HELL?!?!?!?!
Hashtag# said:
Oh come on, how can our luck be this bad?! First, we lose our base of Earth operations, next, we lose the scissors, then, we lose all information on Star's whereabouts, and now we're stuck with a villain who's incompetence rivals that of Drakken?!
ShipShapeShip said:
What is she even doing here? Shouldn't she be scheming in New York about how to get revenge on Thailog and Xanatos for this? I mean, Xanatos was the one who stopped her and Thailog was the one who ensured she couldn't counce back! Why come to us?
&msterd&m said:
ShipShapeShip said:
What is she even doing here? Shouldn't she be scheming in New York about how to get revenge on Thailog and Xanatos for this? I mean, Xanatos was the one who stopped her and Thailog was the one who ensured she couldn't counce back! Why come to us?
Most likely because she feels like we're kindred spirits. Ugh, great. As if we needed another action sink that ensures we don't get dragged down on a burning ship.
KingHarold said:
I'm just gonna point this out since no one else seems to have done so.
Hell'sManager said:
a purple skinned demon with spiky purple hair, horns, and red eyes in a red leather jacket,
This is Tom.
Hell'sManager said:
a human in a red cape with a hood, as well as torn jeans and a dirty shirt, wielding a chainsaw,
This is Cazador, whom we've long since realized is Marco.
Hell'sManager said:
a fox spirit with red hair and blue eyes,
No idea, but it's a kitsune; that's a problem in and of itself.
Hell'sManager said:
a teenage girl with a green beanie and denim jacket with odd pins, wielding a goose staff that couldn't shut up.
This is Janna.
With her friends.
Wielding Felldrake.
We know for a fact that Felldrake's wielder works for Doofenshmirtz.
And all this implies that all of them are working together.
Trooper74 said:
Harold, you've been saying that ever since our "Reach out to Doofenshmirtz" option was a critical failure, something we have yet see repercussions for. Chill out, man
I'M SORRY, YOU WERE SAYING SOMETHING?!?!?!
Trooper74 said:
KingHarold said:
I'M SORRY, YOU WERE SAYING SOMETHING?!?!?!
...Fuck
Just wanna point this out. Now that Demona's described what happened to her in New York, Toffee's gonna realize who exactly has Felldrake and what this means. Of course, this is going off the assumption that he was the one spying on us at the auction. Still, something to worry about.
 
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Do we know anything about the whereabouts of Solego The Chaos God?
Assuming the whole incident with Solego happened before Negaduck offed Darkwing, he's buried in the bottom of Scrooge's (or, I guess, now Glomgold's) Money Bin. Otherwise, things could get pretty bad if a certain fisherman catches that crystal. But, Shere Khan could have taken over Cape Suzette before the incident with Rebecca, so it's possible he's still locked up in that temple
 
How on earth childish show like 'Star vs' produced one of the most scaring Disney villains. Especially now that he aren't restricted by the boundaries of animated show for teens.
The best Disney villains are often the ones that either have almost no backstory, or all the backstory.

Maleficent, back when all she had was the old Sleeping Beauty appearance? She stuck with people.
Doofenshmirtz? If he had a bit part, he'd just be another D-lister to fill out scenes so people could go "Hey, I know that guy!" and assert nerd-dominance.

If you're in B or C tier? You get just enough appearances to get contradictory characterization.
 
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How far reaching are the brownouts caused by Overclocking Technor?

If it's wide reaching enough we could do something like pitching a collaboration on a Greevil Energy Conservation Campaign to Shere Khan and justify it with Technor eating up the power saved by the program. Shere Khan gains some good publicity after his publicity nightmare and it doesn't effect his bottom line. Offer to Overclocking Technor and keep doing it to encourage the USA to overlook his latest mishap due a need for power.
 
How far reaching are the brownouts caused by Overclocking Technor?

If it's wide reaching enough we could do something like pitching a collaboration on a Greevil Energy Conservation Campaign to Shere Khan and justify it with Technor eating up the power saved by the program. Shere Khan gains some good publicity after his publicity nightmare and it doesn't effect his bottom line. Offer to Overclocking Technor and keep doing it to encourage the USA to overlook his latest mishap due a need for power.
It's far reaching enough to give a -5 malus to all other actions in Doofania. I'm not sure what you're proposing.
 
Oh fuck. He's taking away Demona's biggest weakness: her self-sabotaging habits. If he works at her a bit, in time, she could become his Janna. Am I only one who realizes this?!
It's bad yes, but he has his work cut out for him. We are talking about someone so self-sabotaging that when she was under extremely powerful magic that served the soul purpose of making her less self-sacrificing, she still caused her own failure. If she is so inherently self-sacrificing that the literal Fates can't stop her, it's going to take a lot of doing, he might have just met his match.
 
I mean.

It's Demona's self-sabotage up against Toffee's resolve, patience, and skill at manipulation.

The irresistible farce is about to meet the immovable objective.
Toffee conquered a planet with Ludo as his proxy.

Even if Demona's self-sabotage is enforced by a trait, which we can't assume since Doof's isn't, it would be irresponsible to rely on that trait surviving Toffee's attention. We have to assume that Demona will be an asset for Toffee.
 
Toffee conquered a planet with Ludo as his proxy.

Even if Demona's self-sabotage is enforced by a trait, which we can't assume since Doof's isn't, it would be irresponsible to rely on that trait surviving Toffee's attention. We have to assume that Demona will be an asset for Toffee.
Doofenshmirtz's failures were mostly the result of what his goals were combined with his self-admitted poor planning skills. He can still succeed.

Demona has self-sabotage and being her own worst enemy as a central core element of her character concept. If she doesn't self-sabotage, she isn't Demona anymore. It takes away the largest part of what makes her a good and compelling character, and just leaves some hate filled lump of Demona shaped disappointment in her place.
 
Demona has self-sabotage and being her own worst enemy as a central core element of her character concept. If she doesn't self-sabotage, she isn't Demona anymore. It takes away the largest part of what makes her a good and compelling character, and just leaves some hate filled lump of Demona shaped disappointment in her place.
I always saw it as the other way around. Demona's self-sabotaging habits were what made her pathetic and, honestly, a rather poor character. I mainly saw her as a grudge-filled, spiteful lump of anger and not much else. Take away that concept, and you have an actually compelling and dangerous villain.
 
Doofenshmirtz's failures were mostly the result of what his goals were combined with his self-admitted poor planning skills. He can still succeed.
"I will activate my Inator in three! Two! One and a half! One and one quarter! Perry the Platypus, why aren't you foiling me?"
Demona has self-sabotage and being her own worst enemy as a central core element of her character concept. If she doesn't self-sabotage, she isn't Demona anymore. It takes away the largest part of what makes her a good and compelling character, and just leaves some hate filled lump of Demona shaped disappointment in her place.
That's great and all, but she did successfully steal three sacred artifacts and find an ally who's just as interested in human genocide as she is, so whatever the central core element of her character concept is here, she is capable of performing tasks such as finding Star.
 
"I will activate my Inator in three! Two! One and a half! One and one quarter! Perry the Platypus, why aren't you foiling me?"
I said mostly, not all, and when he's not trying to do something bad he's usually successful.

I always saw it as the other way around. Demona's self-sabotaging habits were what made her pathetic and, honestly, a rather poor character. I mainly saw her as a grudge-filled, spiteful lump of anger and not much else. Take away that concept, and you have an actually compelling and dangerous villain.
That's great and all, but she did successfully steal three sacred artifacts and find an ally who's just as interested in human genocide as she is, so whatever the central core element of her character concept is here, she is capable of performing tasks such as finding Star.
Her self-sabotageing habits are more than just some hindrance or way to stop her from being a major league threat. She's quite capable of being a dangerous enemy even with it, and when she messes up she leaves quite a lot of collateral damage in her wake. On both her side, and the one she's fighting.

I touched on it when I talked about why I personally despise her so much, but her self-sabotaging nature and refusal to acknowledge her own faults is something special, as much as she would hate it being said like this, it's real, it's human. It's something that people do in real life, something that everyone has seen or done themselves. It makes her more than just some generic ball of hate, it makes her a person, a horrible person, but a person nevertheless.

It's what makes her more than just some villain, because you can be a good villain without being a good character. She's a good and well written character, like almost all of the ones from Gargoyles, just one you're intended to hate. Take it away and you just have some grudge filled pile of spite and hatred, nothing about her would be compelling, nothing about her would be interesting, she would lose that spark that makes her who she is, and what makes her so easy and enjoyable to hate.

Without that hatred I wouldn't have reacted so vehemently, I wouldn't have been as invested in the entirety of the 12th night, and it all stems from her being self-sabotaging. Nothing she would have done would have elected as much of an emotional response, because there'd be no human connection. She'd just be some generic bad guy who wants to do bad things because she is bad. With it, she's a multifaceted character with clearly defined flaws and a reason why no one can get through to her, because acknowledging that she's in the wrong is to acknowledge that she has always been doing the wrong thing, that everything she sacrificed and went through was for nothing, and no matter how much it costs her and how much it hurts she can't do that.

I'm not saying it can't happen, but what I'm saying is as a quest, as a story, it shouldn't happen.
 
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An ally of great strength she seeks.
The payment? Hearts, set on her cheeks.


The Prophecy is fulfilled. The future, no longer set in a Curse of Stone.

All memes aside, Demona's self-sabotage and eventual failure is no longer a guarantee. We need to assume that each turn will be our last chance. But so too are we no longer forbidden by fate itself from finding a lost child. Actions taken to find Ms. Butterfly must now take all precedence in our planning.

Ladies. Gentlemen. Those outside and in-between.

Let's catch a fallen Star.

Preferably with either Janna or Marco as to smooth over probable issues with Star getting approached by some guy *literally declaring himself and his company "EVIL"*

I mean.

It's Demona's self-sabotage up against Toffee's resolve, patience, and skill at manipulation.

The irresistible farce is about to meet the immovable objective.

Let´s see who caves in first.

Toffee conquered a planet with Ludo as his proxy.

Even if Demona's self-sabotage is enforced by a trait, which we can't assume since Doof's isn't, it would be irresponsible to rely on that trait surviving Toffee's attention. We have to assume that Demona will be an asset for Toffee.
Doofenshmirtz's failures were mostly the result of what his goals were combined with his self-admitted poor planning skills. He can still succeed.

Demona has self-sabotage and being her own worst enemy as a central core element of her character concept. If she doesn't self-sabotage, she isn't Demona anymore. It takes away the largest part of what makes her a good and compelling character, and just leaves some hate filled lump of Demona shaped disappointment in her place.

The difference between Doofs self-sabotage and Demonas is that while Heinz to a point *admits* he fucked up himself and even seems to deliberately hold himself back (self-destruct buttons and giving Perry a very sporting chance as well as ample prep time, anyone?) because he isn´t really truly into it and only acts "evil" because he feels "pressured" into it by his admittedly sucky past, Demona always blames anyone BUT herself, is truly rotten to the core and any time there is the merest kindling of realisation that maybe it´s her fault, she immediately snuffs it out and doubles down on on "everyone else is against me".

So in the end, while both Doof and Demona are their own worst enemies and could be ridiculously dangerous if that was taken away, with Doof it´s because deep down he´s a GOOD GUY who only thinks he has to be evil on account of his backstory being so shitty it´s not even funny anymore while Demona is just a spoiled, whiny brat who should have gotten read the riot act a thousand years ago.
 
The VS Battles Wiki overhypes literally everyone. Toffee's main danger in a personal encounter comes from his absurd durability coupled with near total immortality and extreme intelligence.

So while he can't dodge a missile it would merely inconvenience him
 
The VS Battles Wiki overhypes literally everyone. Toffee's main danger in a personal encounter comes from his absurd durability coupled with near total immortality and extreme intelligence.

So while he can't dodge a missile it would merely inconvenience him
>_>

Well, he does have all the magic now. I wouldn't be surprised if he could, if he even bothered.
 
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