The Endspeaker, Will of We Many (Evolved) from Arknights
"normal about this fucked up jellyfish. don't even worry about it."
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The Endspeaker, Will of We Many (Evolved) from Arknights
"normal about this fucked up jellyfish. don't even worry about it."
Do you like this character design?
Yes
No
It's Complicated
Round 2, Match 79 — Mollymauk Tealeaf (Critical Role) vs. Evolved Endspeaker (Arknights)
Mollymauk propaganda:
N/A
Endspeaker propaganda:
The result of a human (with bird characteristics) willingly becoming a part of an eldritch horror hive mind of sea terrors. A beautiful, almost human creature, intended to be the next stage of evolution. The jellyfish design motifs blend so well with the bird ones and paired with the dominating white in the colour palette, the wings and delicate frills do a great job of evoking ideas of angels, something otherworldly but still recognisably humanoid.
The better design is...
Mollymauk Tealeaf
Evolved Endspeaker
(Your usual reminder that you're encouraged to vote based on design regardless of any personal feelings for or against the characters themselves or the media they're from!)
The seaborn "Endspeaker" from arknights
Eat or Fuck: The Endspeaker
Eat
Fuck
[T]he Endspeaker's parents were killed and eaten by the Captain whilst it watches from afar... The Endspeaker has an uncanny trait of inheriting the evolutionary properties of any organisms (which so far includes other Seaborn and Terran races) it consumes, allowing it to adapt to ever-changing situations, and rapid regenerative capabilities... The Endspeaker is initially similar to an oversized tadpole but with limbs and transparent skin showing some of its innards as well as thick white carapaces around its head. After it consumes Amaia, it evolves into a humanoid Seaborn resembling a jellyfish but with avian legs and wings on its "head," a reptilian tail, and some parts of Amaia's clothes strewn into its luminescent medusa-like main body in addition to the ability to fly.
The Seaborn are hyper-adaptive aquatic creatures hailing from the abyss of Terra's oceans. They evolve incredibly fast and possess the ability to mutate their own somatic cells without relying on generational heredity. Unlike the Aegir race who also inhabit the oceans, the Seaborn possess a hive mind (more like collective consciousness) called the Many
20 - favorite boss battle (mechanics
To be honest, I only fought The Endspeaker. However, looking at the boss mechanics from people's gameplays, I thought Andoain's sweep mechanic was pretty cool. As for Sui-Xiang, I really liked how they simulated a big boss fight with the large HP bar and the stage.
Thank you for the ask!
Round 1, Match 157 — Evolved Endspeaker (Arknights) vs. Mastema (Shin Megami Tensei)
Endspeaker propaganda:
The result of a human (with bird characteristics) willingly becoming a part of an eldritch horror hive mind of sea terrors. A beautiful, almost human creature, intended to be the next stage of evolution. The jellyfish design motifs blend so well with the bird ones and paired with the dominating white in the colour palette, the wings and delicate frills do a great job of evoking ideas of angels, something otherworldly but still recognisably humanoid.
Mastema propaganda:
N/A
The better design is...
Evolved Endspeaker
Mastema
(Your usual reminder that you're encouraged to vote based on design regardless of any personal feelings for or against the characters themselves or the media they're from!)