Holy crap, I didn't think anyone else read those books.MiskWisk said:
Uh...Yeah. This is my vote, too.
Your favorite fictional demons.
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Uh...Yeah. This is my vote, too.
No sexy succubuses yet? you people aren't nearly as perverted and and horny as I thought.
Screw this thread i'm going over to deviant art.
Screw this thread i'm going over to deviant art.
Dragon Age: Origins - Best ones in a game I've seen. They were very deceptive, chaotically evil, powerful, familiar, and everywhere. Everything a demon should be.
The Dark Knight - The Joker. What? He's not a demon? @#!*% , I say. He just comes out of nowhere wtih no identity whatsoever and just... He's close enough.
The Dark Knight - The Joker. What? He's not a demon? @#!*% , I say. He just comes out of nowhere wtih no identity whatsoever and just... He's close enough.
Well, his sphere of influence is domination, and rape is exactly that. That's basically it I think.Bob Thenecromancer said:
There is the whole Dawnguard aspect, where he plays an indirect role there since the Vapires worship him. The whole daughters of coldharbour thing where young women offer themselves to him, and if they survive they come back pure blooded vampires. But that isn't rape, since they're doing it of their own accord.
He's just an all around evil dude, his quest in Skyrim shows you how petty and malicious he is.
I'd have to say Levistus from DnD, imprisoned in an iceberg because he's nowhere near the master manipulator/seducer he thinks he is.
The original version of the story is he tries to seduce Asmodeus' consort over to his side in an attempt to overthrow him, kills her when she refuses, and gets locked in an iceberg by Asmodeus who is understandably not happy with him. He's got literally no friends in hell, and can only interact with the outside world via his minions.
He's just like the adorable puppy of evil, he tries so hard to be taken seriously but screws himself over at every turn.
The original version of the story is he tries to seduce Asmodeus' consort over to his side in an attempt to overthrow him, kills her when she refuses, and gets locked in an iceberg by Asmodeus who is understandably not happy with him. He's got literally no friends in hell, and can only interact with the outside world via his minions.
He's just like the adorable puppy of evil, he tries so hard to be taken seriously but screws himself over at every turn.
Sheagorath, hands down my favorite immortal gentleman.
"Now you! You can call me Ann Marie. But only if you're partial to being FLAYED ALIVE AND HAVING AN ANGRY IMMORTAL SKIP ROPE WITH YOUR ENTRAILS! If not... Then call me Sheogorath, Daedric Prince of Madness. Charmed"
He is such a colossally hilarious mindtwist, where every word that comes from his mouth turns into cheese flavored sheep that dance in my dreams and coat my laughs with chocolate.
The little books scattered across the world that tell of his cunning games with the other deadric princes are also worth some thought and laughter.
"Now you! You can call me Ann Marie. But only if you're partial to being FLAYED ALIVE AND HAVING AN ANGRY IMMORTAL SKIP ROPE WITH YOUR ENTRAILS! If not... Then call me Sheogorath, Daedric Prince of Madness. Charmed"
He is such a colossally hilarious mindtwist, where every word that comes from his mouth turns into cheese flavored sheep that dance in my dreams and coat my laughs with chocolate.
The little books scattered across the world that tell of his cunning games with the other deadric princes are also worth some thought and laughter.
NINJA'D. But I don't mind so much. CROWLEY RULES, HASTUR DROOLS.LiberalSquirrel said:Crowley, from Good Omens.
The "angel who did not so much fall as saunter vaguely downwards." Hilarious, snarky, oddly badass, and a character in a collaboration between Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. How can you beat that?
... I may be sleep deprived, don't mind me...
I mean damn, that thing was awesome. The effects with the smoke and the flame just add to it so much. Definitely one of the best looking CGI monsters I'd say, despite the movie having came out back in 2001.
Mephistopheles from the Faust legend.
He's a despicable agent of Satan who exists solely for the corruption of souls, but he's completely blunt about it. He's no deceiver or trickster; he straight up tells Faust "Look, I can grant you whatever you desire on this earth, but at some point, you're going to burn agonizingly in Hell for all eternity with no hope of redemption. You are flat out selling me your soul. Are you alright with that? May I remind you that Hell really, really sucks?"
And then Faust agrees. Brilliant.
Not only is he straightforward, but he's also quite the gentleman. And I have to say...
Dat outfit...
Also, the characterization of Satan in Paradise Lost was phenomenal. He lures you in with this seemingly tragic backstory, this facade that he's been mistreated by a tyrannical God, and he gives these rallying, powerful speeches, but by the end, you'll realize that he's an irrational, self-righteous lunatic, who didn't even have a good reason before he tried to kill the omnipotent creator of the universe using military force alone. It was very well executed, you just have to be careful how you talk about it. Going around saying "Yeah, Satan is really great." is a recipe for disaster. Especially if you're a Christian.
He's a despicable agent of Satan who exists solely for the corruption of souls, but he's completely blunt about it. He's no deceiver or trickster; he straight up tells Faust "Look, I can grant you whatever you desire on this earth, but at some point, you're going to burn agonizingly in Hell for all eternity with no hope of redemption. You are flat out selling me your soul. Are you alright with that? May I remind you that Hell really, really sucks?"
And then Faust agrees. Brilliant.
Not only is he straightforward, but he's also quite the gentleman. And I have to say...
Dat outfit...
Also, the characterization of Satan in Paradise Lost was phenomenal. He lures you in with this seemingly tragic backstory, this facade that he's been mistreated by a tyrannical God, and he gives these rallying, powerful speeches, but by the end, you'll realize that he's an irrational, self-righteous lunatic, who didn't even have a good reason before he tried to kill the omnipotent creator of the universe using military force alone. It was very well executed, you just have to be careful how you talk about it. Going around saying "Yeah, Satan is really great." is a recipe for disaster. Especially if you're a Christian.
Add another for Scanty and Kneesocks. Loved the Chaotic Good vs Lawful Evil dynamic in that show, and S&K are just hilarious. Plus an awesome theme, and awesome nemesis, and they copy the Team Rocket introduction to a certain extent.
Nonono, they simple rrrrules!Scarim Coral said:
I cannot decide between Violator
and Horny
.
Both of which were parts of my childhood and both have their charms. The former of which was just funny because he was so campy and the later was so Bad he's Good!
P.S. That is a fully subdivided model with only bump-maps for the skin textures! Godlike at the time for a game studio!
Both of which were parts of my childhood and both have their charms. The former of which was just funny because he was so campy and the later was so Bad he's Good!
P.S. That is a fully subdivided model with only bump-maps for the skin textures! Godlike at the time for a game studio!
I'd have to go with the first demon I'd ever come across.
Not the greatest game, but certainly not the worst.
The second superhero I had come across as well.
Not the greatest game, but certainly not the worst.
The second superhero I had come across as well.
Well for me it's gotta be Pai from 3x3 eyes....an adorable innocent Sanjiyan Unkara who is trying to become human.Leemaster777 said:
Very close second is Shina from Pita Ten.
Shina is so bad at being evil that she gets kicked off of her demonic apprenticeship and has to become roomies with a guardian angel.....
Honorable mention to Hild from Oh! My Goddess!....