The Guardians were created for the soul purpose of restoring and keeping balance in all the worlds, when Axtor, the god of Chaos and Segregation began his rampage alongside his cohorts; Doogix, the god of Fear and Nightmares, Xenli, God of Mourning and Sorrow, and Jixei, the Goddess of Curses and Misfortune. They were, at first, created by the deities below the High Seraph, unnamed, to restore the balance which they felt was threatened by Xanvi, the Goddess of Prosperity and Unity. Because the worlds thrived, she began to grow more and more powerful, and thus, the other deities sought to restore that balance back with their creations. The High Seraph disapproved of Axtor and his fellow monstrosities being forged, as he felt that the people of the worlds he created should be allowed peace and prosperity, as he intended.
Axtor, furious and insulted that the Seraph chose Xanvi over himself, began to well up rage and anger inside of him. The other beings above the clouds used this to fuel his potential, teaching him many secrets of magic in their own private time. This worried the Seraph, as he did not wish to remove Axtor, believing that all creatures deserved their chance to live when born. When Axtor used his powers to create another world outside all other worlds, the High Seraph voiced his concerns, but the other deities praised the young god's abilities, only fueling his hubris. They began to use this place as a trashbin of sorts, tossing away creations gone wrong and not sought to live in the other realms in their eyes. Thus, the world Axtor created became filled with misfits and beasts of all sorts, and their hate and anger for the gods who had betrayed them made them more monstrous than before. The more beings which entered this cold and unfeeling realm, the more they began to rebel, and soon, no god would dare open a portal to that world at all, for fear of not being able to control the creatures inside. The realm became known as Twilight Hell, and Axtor was considered its unholy king.

The High Seraph finally discovered the situation in Twilight Hell, and planned to strip Axtor and his fellow creations to the world of the mortals. But Sheeba, the Goddess of secrets and mystery, told Axtor and the others, warning them to flee into Twilight Hell before the Seraph could find them; for she found herself a close friend of the blooming god. And so, Axtor, Doogix, Xenli, and Jixei fled into Twilight Hell, considered lost and gone by the other beings up in the world above the worlds.
...Or so they had thought.

Without consideration of the consequences, more and more monsters still went into Twilight Hell, every so often. The High Seraph tried his best to monitor the events going on in the Realm of the Damned, but so clouded with emotions and sinister darkness, that even he himself could not see within the deep abyss. Little did they know Axtor was plotting his revenge.

Then one day, on the eve of the New Moon, Axtor struck all worlds at once, slowly devouring them with his army of monsters and creatures which the other beings had so generously given him. Marching across the worlds, unopposed, he conquered them all but one, Nazarath, the Middle Realm, which the High Seraph saved just in time with the last of his strength.

And so, with Axtor ruling the worlds from his own realm, the other deities were slowly loosing power, despite their people praying to them with all their might to save them. The power of true hate and true evil had thrown the gods and goddess out of their own worlds which they had created, and they could do nothing. The Realms were lost.
But the High Seraph did not loose hope for his children. Thus, he sent one great being to Nazarath, now called Earth, and called upon the other deities to find a solution to free the other worlds.

This meeting, called the Call of Divinity, sparked the idea of the great and mighty warriors , who would fight Axtor and finally free the realms from his evil clutches; The Guardians of Light.
From four Elements came fourth four Guardians, and they were given the absolute powers over their respected elements. ((Fire, Wind, Water, Earth.)) However, Axtor's nature was unforgiving, and his hate blinded the Seraph from delivering them together on one world so they could defeat him. Instead of four fully grown, all-powerful beings, they pretty much had to settle for four babies in the wombs of four rather unexpecting women, which would all take ages to grow, and would really never come together, persay.

Or, at least that's what many believed.

Soon, there were additions to the Guardians of Light, such as the Seeker, a gifted mage selected by the High Court of Magic, and the self-proclaimed Guardian of the Dark, who in truth was born from the darkness in not only the hearts of the worlds here, but of the darkness in the hearts of every world in every universe.
While these Guardians paired up in groups sometimes, there was always one who defected to evil, and they never could ban together to defeat Axtor and his minions.

Thousands of Millions of years passed. Still Axtor reigned over the worlds, and he set his sights on Earth, the Middle Realm, which had suddenly sprouted intelligent life which he could rule over. Axtor turned his gaze to Nazarath, but found he could not enter the world on his own on account of its powerful shielding. Instead, he sent a mighty dark wizard, Haku, in his place, and he slowly began to corrupt followers to take over the globe.

As Axtor began to look to Earth, the Guardians did also, following and foiling his plots for global domination over and over again, from Prince Phillip of Spain to Adolf Hitler.


And then one day, Axtor had a terrible vision; a vision where he would be defeated by the Guardians reborn in the dawn of the 21st century. This made the evil God shake with fear, and he ordered for all infants to be slain in the worlds he controlled. From the year 1990 (in Earth years, naturally) to 2000, every child born was killed on report.
So Axtor was told.

Eight had escaped to Earth. Eight was all the worlds ever needed. Of course, three were not Guardians. But the other five...the other five grew strong on Earth...and then one fateful day, in a small Texas town named Copperas Cove....

Five friends grew up together, from Middle School up to their eighth year. They were truly the best of friends, praying to never part. Little did they know of their power, which was maturing with their own bodies, into something far more powerful than books and learning....something which would destroy a power-hungry God.

It was the Water Guardian who first had the dreams of maturing power, despite being the most immature of the group. Then, the Air Guardian began to hear voices, speaking from books. The Guardian of Earth started to talk to a strange creature, half cat and half mouse, which nobody else could see. The Guardian of Fire began to experience hot flashes.
Nothing ever happened to The Guardian of Darkness....for she was not a teenager, and had long since turned 18.
Their powers finally reached the point of breaking, where at that point, Haku, the keeper of the Book of the Worlds had tracked them. He sent his most loyal servant, Cypher, to destroy them, but she failed once the friends reached a grove, where their Holy Beasts were waiting to bestow their true potential.

From there, the Guardians of Earth (now renamed, and called the Guardians of Nazarath on other worlds,) fought to defend their own world from everything from Zombies and giant dragonflies, to the powerful Haku and the Sisterhood of the Fang. Even when the Air Guardian defected and became evil, slowly turning her friends against one another, still they battled against the evil Haku.
In the process of destroying the manipulated man, they find new friends, such as KI, the dog demon, who was the cousin of the Dark Guardian, and Shiochi, the Seeker in training who came to aid them in their time of need. But they also find new enemies, such as Mystica and Luna, and Rain...the terrible dark side of the Guardian of Water.

With Haku defeated, the Guardians searched the globe for pieces of the Book of the Worlds, to travel from world to world and save them from the growing power of Axtor and his cohorts. Despite much hardship from Cypher and her new army, the Black Star, the Guardians of Earth placed the Worlds back as they once were, freeing them from Axtor's grasp.

But when Axtor finally lost his grip on the final world, he devised a plan, and planted a small part of himself deep within the heart of each of the Guardian. These pieces sought out another person to control, and this person was Arrow; the shy, meek boy whom The Fire Guardian had a small crush on.
Arrow became more and more powerful in the ways of evil magic and began to assemble an army, gathering beasts from Twilight Hell. Using Arrow as a host, Axtor created a new body which was like a gigantic fortress, filled with mazes and puzzles and magic, preventing anybody from destroying him.

The Guardians gathered their own fighting force from each world, attacking Axtor and his army of Twilight Hell beasts, which seemed almost unending. The Guardians themselves journeyed inside Axtor's body, seeking to destroy him once and for all, and put him back in his place. Inside, they encountered several challenges which shook their friendships to the very core, and many lives were lost, including Cypher's, whom after being defeated, agreed to fight alongside our heroes in order to redeem herself and perhaps free her younger brother, whom Axtor had trapped. Cypher sacrificed herself at the final test, and so the Protectors of the Realms fought to avenge her and all those lost under his cruel rule.

After the final battle, Arrow and Cypher's brother, Cinna, were freed, and Twilight Hell's portal collapsed, signaling the end of Axtor's reign. The High Seraph himself thanked them for their loyalty and strength, and thus the worlds were connected again.

Like so.

(Terrible image, but all that really changes is the face.)

Bio: After losing in combat against Roxas, Riku unleashes the darkness in his heart, wielding its power to gain the appearance of "Ansem". Alongside this, he is accompanied by the dark creature "Ansem" once was shielded by, though this is only recorded to have been used by Riku to restrain others.

Abilities: Having unleashed the darkness, Riku supposedly can not return to his former self. That is his tradeoff for greater strength, his bodyguard, and (as I've decided, not game-wise) the unlocking of his "Limit Break", essentially dashing rapidly through the air with a thrust before ending in a great series of slashes.
If allowed, I'd like to upgrade all remaining spells at this point to -ara class. The increase isn't just power, but both visual and how the spells themselves work.

Bio & Abilities: Through a burst of light caused by the explosion of Ansem's creation, Riku was cleansed of his darkness and brought back fully and proper to his human self. Despite his shame of having given into the darkness, he hasn't lost a step of his abilities with his Keyblade (which has changed from Soul Eater to Way Of The Dawn, no statistic difference). Despite this change, his magic is still "dark" labeled between a shield, bursts of surprisingly dark fire, and a healing ability very well trained to consume all-but-one-ounce of his magical stamina for the moment.
Having changed, matured, and been cleansed physically of his past mistakes, he also loses his previous Limit Break. This can very well be made up for with very Sora-esque fighting abilities in the battlefield, and I will post a list of what kinds of techs / boosts I'm referring to.

Ok, now I'm actually going to be playing as Saren Arterius possessed by Sovereign:
Himself:


Interior components:


Backstory: Saren Arterius, born 2139, is the longest serving turian member of the Spectres, the elite operatives answering directly to the Citadel Council. For 24 years, he has been an agent of the Council's will, a zealous defender of galactic stability in the unsettled border region of the Skyllian Verge.
Official records of Spectres are sealed, but it is known that Saren followed turian tradition and entered the military at the age of 15. In 2155 he was promoted to active service after only a year of training, though it is unclear whether his unit was involved in any of the battles against human forces during the First Contact War of 2157.
In 2159 he became the youngest turian ever accepted into the Spectres. Intelligent, cunning and capable, Saren quickly developed a reputation for ruthless efficiency. Although there were a number of unsettling rumors concerning the brutality of his methods, there was no denying his results.
In recent years, Saren has become an outspoken opponent of human expansion. Like many other non-humans, he believes the Systems Alliance has become overly aggressive in its efforts to establish the people of Earth as a dominant species in Citadel space. Historically, species take centuries to accomplish what humanity had achieved in less than one, and there are several species that have a "lower" standing on the Citadel compared to humanity, despite having been part of the Citadel community longer.
His speciesism is speculated to have originated in the First Contact War, when the turians attacked Shanxi. In the novel, Mass Effect: Revelation, Anita Goyle informs David Anderson that Saren lost a brother in the war and has disliked humanity ever since.[1] After their abortive mission together, Saren retained a particular dislike of Captain Anderson.
Saren has little regard for life. He does not see saving lives as a priority unless the Council deems it necessary, or if there is information to be gathered. He remains the Council's top agent despite his records: Saren may be ruthless and calculating, but he gets results. After meeting Sovereign, Saren infused himself with large parts of Reaper technology, giving him impressive strength, speed, durability and weapons, at the cost of complete indoctrination, effectively destroying his willpower. Saren post-upgrades is nothing more than a husk of his former self.

Abilities: Extremely fast movement speed (Like, REALLY REALLY REALLY fast) allows Saren to dodge attacks and move around with ease. He has extremely powerful arm strength that coupled with his CQC Military training allow him to be efficient in melee ranges. However, his preferred method of style is keeping his distance and firing:
A) A barrage of seven mass increased projectiles (thanks to Mass Effect fields) that fire out of his mouth at speeds similar to projectiles fired by railguns, creating so much friction the air around it turns into plasma.
B) A scaled down version of Sovereigns main gun, which uses an electromagnetic field to fire a stream of molten metal at a fraction of the speed of light. This stream has been shown capable of melting through regular kinetic barriers, and, in Sovereign's case, completely melting through an Alliance Dreadnought-class ship. (Think of this as a shoop-da-whoop laz0r beam)
The augmentation of reaper technology to sovereigns shell also gave him his own personal kinetic barriers, these shields safely deflect small objects traveling at rapid velocities. This affords protection from bullets and other dangerous projectiles, however kinetic barriers do not protect against extreme temperatures, radiation or toxins.

Explanation of Mass Acceleration: A mass accelerator propels a solid metal slug using precisely-controlled electromagnetic attraction and repulsion. The slug is designed to squash or shatter on impact, increasing the energy it transfers to the target. If this were not the case, it would simply punch a hole right through, doing minimal damage.
Accelerator design was revolutionized by element zero. A slug lightened by a mass effect field can be accelerated to greater speeds, permitting projectile velocities that were previously unattainable. If accelerated to a high enough velocity, a simple paint chip can impact with the same destructive force as a nuclear weapon. However, mass accelerators produce recoil equal to their impact energy. This is mitigated somewhat by the mass effect fields that rounds are suspended within, but weapon recoil is still the prime limiting factor on slug velocity.

1243 Skill Total - 198 Quest Points - 83 Combat - 64 Attack - 62 Strength - 68 Defense - 56 Prayer
77 Fishing - 60 Mining - 60 Woodcutting - 58 Cooking - 55 Firemaking -51 Crafting - 51 Agility - 50 Thieving

1243 Skill Total - 198 Quest Points - 83 Combat - 64 Attack - 62 Strength - 68 Defense - 56 Prayer
77 Fishing - 60 Mining - 60 Woodcutting - 58 Cooking - 55 Firemaking -51 Crafting - 51 Agility - 50 Thieving