Can someone please make a Pecos Bill page?

[Landon_Avery]

I think the mythology page could use some more modern myth's, and Pecos Bill would be perfect.
For Powers and Ability's he would have Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Air Manipulation(He lassoed a f***ink twister), and Weapon Mastery(Shot Slue-Foot Sue while she was bouncing on the moon)

Attack Potency: Star level(Pecos Bill shoots all the stars from the sky except for one which becomes the Lone Star of Texas)

Speed: Unknown

Stamina: High ( "It was also said that he once wrestled the Bear Lake Monster for several days until Bill finally defeated it.")

He would be so much fun to have in a fight. Please someone get on this.

 

[ZacharyGrossman273]

AP sounds High 4-C and I think lassoing a twister is toonforce as well

 

[Votron5]

I'll see what I can do

 

[Votron5]

Actually, this profile would not be appropriate for the mythology as this was a character most likely invented by Edward O'Reilly and is not an actual example of folklore.

 

[Landon_Avery]

Actually, this profile would not be appropriate for the mythology as this was a character most likely invented by Edward O'Reilly and is not an actual example of folklore.

Where would he go then?

 

[Votron5]

I'm not entirely sure. Most likely Fables and Fairytales page.

 

[Antvasima]

Fables and Fairytales is probably inappropriate as well, if he is a creation of a comparatively modern author.

 

[Lightbuster30]

Pecos Bill would be Star level for shooting out the stars since he did it one by one. @Zach

 

[Votron5]

Then I'm stumped. Have any ideas where he could go, Antvasima?

 

[Antvasima]

In the Wikipedia page he was compared to Paul Bunyan, so on second thought, he might fit into either mythology or fairytales. I am not certain.

 

[ZacharyGrossman273]

Pecos Bill would be Star level for shooting out the stars since he did it one by one. @Zach

Shooting out the stars would require destroying stars way bigger than ours. That's why high 4-C is called large star level

 

[Landon_Avery]

In the Wikipedia page he was compared to Paul Bunya

Exactly

 

[Antvasima]

Well, we technically probably need a "Fakelore" category for characters like this, as Wikipedia named it.

 

[Landon_Avery]

Bump

 

[Antvasima]

Okay, so Pecos Bill is not really either mythology or a fairy tale according to Wikipedia. Does the same apply to Paul Bunyan and aimilar characters, and if so, should we give them a "Fakelore" category instead?

 

[Landon_Avery]

Okay, so Pecos Bill is not really either mythology or a fairy tale according to Wikipedia. Does the same apply to Paul Bunyan and aimilar characters, and if so, should we give them a "Fakelore" category instead?

How about we just make an American Folklore category?

 

[Antvasima]

That would also work.

 

[Votron5]

Then I'll make the necessary changes to the mythology page and take a crack at making the Pecos Bill page

 

[Antvasima]

Okay. Although a "Fakelore" verse page still makes better sense to me.

 

[Votron5]

how about a fakelore category on the mythology page?

and researching this a bit more, Paul Bunyan is certainly a folklore character as he originated from oral tradition amongst loggers.

 

[Antvasima]

Okay, but Pecos Bill is apparently not.

 

[Votron5]

The page is done. Pecos Bill

 

[Antvasima]

Okay.

 

[Landon_Avery]

The page is done. Pecos Bill

Why is lassoing a tornado classified as Toonforce rather then Air Manipulation?

 

[Antvasima]

It was probably done in a comedic manner.

 

[Votron5]

Because lassoing a tornado is a rather humorous (Which the author intended when making this character) and absurd way to use air manipulation. Not only did he lasso a tornado, he rode it, which is a very reality warper-esque feat. And besides, it would most likely be weather manipulation (Since a tornado is a weather phenomenon) than air manipulation.

 

[Landon_Avery]

Why can't it be both?

 

[Votron5]

i suppose I could do both.