Jumpchain CYOA Thread #2084: Shonen Is Dead Long Live Mahou Shoujo Edition

My favorite jumps are fantasy, but my favorite genre for my jumper to tool around in is modern jumps with few threats.
Zombie jumps are also good, because there's a very clear set of objectives.

Scars are still there and I still need reading glasses for small text.

>Zombie jumps are also good, because there's a very clear set of objectives.
Train the zombies to recreate "Thriller" on a massive scale?

Do you ever worry about carrying pathogens from world to world?
I'm about to leave a fucked up zombie reality, and I don't want to doom later settings when a spore or parasite hitches a ride on something in my warehouse.

Other than Knowledge is Power are there any good perks for not being corrupted by knowledge?

Spoken like someone who never saw the movies then. They all take place within the same ten years as the series, in the same general area too. They're not alternate universes or covering lots of stuff the main series doesn't.

Also adding onto the previous post, even if they did, why would that substitute for a fairy tail update? You'd only be able to draw from the very limited stuff in the movies and not the huge main series.

A FT update isn't happening, so I tossed that out there as a work around for those that are frustrated by that.

Why would you not want to be corrupted by knowledge, user? Knowledge IS power...

We know about your Companions and their spotlight moments, but what about regular old followers? Got any MVPs in your armies?

>Train the zombies to recreate "Thriller" on a massive scale?
1) Don't get eaten.
2) Steal everything.

Okay but like I said it doesn't work and wouldn't solve anything even if it was acceptable.

In Adeptus Astartes can Serfs buy power armor? I know they wouldn't get full black carapace integrated armor but perhaps they'd get one of the lesser versions normal humans can wear?

What are some good perks for appearing heroic and charismatic to others? Preferably ones that make you look trustworthy and not full-blown 'I WORSHIP YOU NOW.'

Alright, so it doesn't work. The thought crossed my mind and I thought I'd toss it out there to see what'd happen. Like said, seen some traffic about FT lately. Carry on wayward user.

TikiTau I summon you!

Unfortunately, the series proper goes from 784 to 792 in universe.

Unless you want to try and do a zero/ice trail jump, or a 'dragon war' 400 or so years prior to the series, when all the shit fairy tail has to deal with actually started. then you're mostly out of luck.

...actually, no. You arrive in 781, making 792, aka the alverez arc just barely valid. Unfortunately, there's a timeline extension 'drawback', so thats no good.

At this point, out only hope is a prequel manga based off fairy tail zero (686, just under 100 years preseries) or all the way back when the dragon salyers were made.

Or a fanfic jump.Urg.

Looks like they can, yes. They just don't get the first set free like the Astartes do.

Considering the weapons mention that Serfs get the downscaled version for normal humans, it also seems like it would make sense that their power armor would similarly be a human-useable set (like those used by Sororitas, Inquisitors, and rich folk), instead of something that would need to integrate with an implant they don't have.

Mount and Blade has a couple of perks for that.

How does time travel interact with jump entry/exit? What about time dilation or compression?

Zero has like ten chapters and you'd only cover Zero content. There's basically nothing on the dragon war to use. So essentially, it's obvious you're doing it as a replacement and you'd have to do mostly OC or fanfic shit anyway.

We're in full fanwank territory but most people go by subjective time experienced.

I'm not debating quality of the options, only which ones are technically valid.

On the subject of Adeptus Astartes questions does the Strike Cruiser come with Thunderhawks? They are one of it's main void to void weapons taking the role of fighter/bombers that a navy vessel would have.

It's a concern, but Terminal is very useful for that.

>it's obvious you're doing it as a replacement
Calm your tits, user. Read back through the chain and you'll see that no one said "I'm doing a FT jump based on X." This started as a suggestion and transitioned into a discussion about why the suggestion wouldn't work. Calm down, read for comprehension and not shitposting, and just breathe.

What sorts of things are written about your jumper in the history books?
Good things, bad things, hard-to-believe things - any things.

Did Fate ever discuss if the witch trials were just dickheads executing random women or were there rouge magi that actually deserved burning? I can't seem to find any lore on it.

There's a perk from S&S that inserts your exploits into the legends of whatever world you jump into. Use that plus a modified version of Sympathy for the Devil and you've got some great entrance material

It's a toss up between horror, fantasy, and superheroes for me. If I had to choose, I'd say fantasy wins out, if only because there's more variety.

Calm down yourself man. I wasn't accusing you. I was saying that that would be the reaction if you did take up any of those suggestions.

That said I'll still point out that the suggestions are very bad and feel like they come from someone who doesn't really know the series.

That's great, but doesn't have much to do with the query.

Modern fantasy. I like magic and stuff, but I also like modernized plumbing and electricity.

I'm mostly known as this Greek (possibly demi-)god, who rides around in chariot pulled by lion-headed immortal horses, being the most intimidating fuck in Greece at the time. But with a weakpoint right between his shoulder blades.

In any case, this guy was tasked by the gods to complete Ten Labors, similar to Heracles... Mostly because he'd been Zeus'ing it up. Like. A lot.

And is also really good smith/artist for... some reason.

And that's about it for my legend. No mention of what happened after that, though some obscure texts mention me as a full-on god and name a constellation associated with me.

I always figure that if you aren't trying to bring a pathogen with you or intentionally keeping samples it's taken care of so you don't have to worry. Course you could always maintain quarantine procedures in your warehouse and disinfect everything coming out or going in.

Officially nothing, but legends tell of a man and his loyal team who traveled all throughout from eastern front to the western front and even parts Africa and none knew why but apparently when the rumors reached Hitler he said "Don't worry about him, he's a pretty nice guy".

Alright. I think the Shakespeare jump is finally finished. If anyone wants to post feedback, criticism, builds, it'll all be greatly appreciated.

I'm afraid to check how many words I've written for this. Hope you guys enjoy.

Mostly in myth instead of history. The legend varies, depending on the region and culture. Nordic (or Nordic-esque) lands tell of a slayer of dragons, who spat in the eye of a world-ending beast and skewered the beast on a mighty blade. Western European countries tell of a party of four warriors who slew a demon of great evil, laying him low with both wit and power, magic and steel. Across all cultures, there's also tales of a wrathful hero who rescued a pure-hearted Princess and burned his enemies alive. It tends to vary, but if scholars have had time to interact and compare, they notice these different figures have matching descriptions...albeit colored by their respective cultures. Most assume it's just standard mythological comparisons.

Anyone who actually encounters the Jumper almost never believes they're related unless they're well-studied or have been obvious about their exploits. Shouting people off of cliffs tends to make it a dead giveaway. As for actual history, the Jumper tends to mostly be a footnote in politics, but a folk hero to those who know them. Their name sometimes pops up in chivalric orders or famous battles.

For another title how about ‘world of’ or ‘works of’?

Instead of a weakened version of Fairy Magic, why not raise the price to make it the actual thing?

Why are you uptight fuckbois so upset about Fairy Tail anyway.
It's just cut-rate shit-tier shonen that tries to be like One Piece but fails miserably because the mangaka can't keep his dick flacid for long enough to not mingle his art with pornography.

On the Death of the Endless waifu thing fron the last thread, I think it's her loopholing by using her "one day alive per century" as the day you leave and taking advantage of the time freeze in her home dimension when you make your next jump.

b-b-but MAI WAIFU

Superhero Jumpers! What name do you take for your heroic identity? The Jumper? Or perhaps something a bit more creative? Or maybe you don't keep a secret identity at all?

jellymar.io/

Yeah, that'll work. Thanks!
Raise the price from 800CP?
Calling it weakened basically just means it caps at what we see in the plays. It's implied the fairies can probably do a great deal more than what we see, but I didn't want to guess too much at their power level, given anything I could say regarding that is just speculation.

>Honest Iago
Man, why DO these idiots trust Iago anyway...?

What are the controls

Fantasy and/or video games in general.

Not a pathogen exactly, but corruption grass seeds from Terraria. Didn't really think about it at the time before things went tits up.

Mostly myths and legends about a craftsman who would provide mythical materials to any crafters who fulfilled my requests.

Considering how brazen he is in most of the stuff he does, it's definitely pretty shocking that he has a reputation for honesty.

I need suggestions for canoically doomed waifus, women due for Bad End without Jumper Intervention.

Animusphere

arrow keys

Because he's a shitty, greedy, coward bird who never appears to be a good guy in the slightest until he is, which is great. They never see it coming because they think someone like Iago can be intimidated into subservience, but the thing is that Iago is smart enough to know that living in service of a monster is going to be awful and he's fully motivated to live a comfortable life.

What were you actually doing there?
Sabotage? Fighting? Spying? Empowering?

Left and right to angle yourself, up to "jump"

Monika.

man, who named her? that's just... ugh. damn it japan.

...Are you talking about the bird from Alladin, instead of the Shakespeare character?

>Cawdor Castle
Does the village just get left behind post-jump?

>Fae Forest, Holy Church, Globe Theatre
noice

>Accursed Castle
Are the ghosts just spooOOooky, or can they actually do stuff? Either way, is there a specific reason for them just tolerating us? There only being a single property whose inhabitants aren't wholly positive towards the buyer feels weird.

If you touch the enemies in anyway you die. That sucks

Same difference.

Because he gives great 4th wall breaking monologues, so the love from the audience gives him plot armor until the end. Kenneth Branagh's Iago in the 90s Laurence Fishburne-led Othello was fantastic.

youtube.com/watch?v=V82rzXwvJKE

It's hilarious though if you go at high speeds because both of you explode in a pixel cloud that tears up the environment.

Jeanne D'Archetype from The Saga of Tanya the Evil.

Made the history books twice so far but the chain is just starting. One notes a folklore hero of inhuman strength and sword arm who went around driving curses from the land, putting down evil magic users, culling local monster populations, and had really great teeth. The other was a saint of war who rose up when the world was in conflict, distributing miracles and saving the fatherland from it's invaders.

Last thread got me thinking, what is a good way to get into D&D spell casting? I see neat tidbits now and again like in last thread with summon portable plane of punching, but looking over spells on a wiki makes it seem rather tame.

Lily Potter.
The ability to cuck James and double-cuck Snape is a bonus

Nope, the village comes with you too.

And the ghosts have basic poltergeist-y abilities. Enough that they can do some damage as well as scaring people away. I think I'll clarify that the ghosts act in your best interests, but just do so less directly than the other inhabitant options - more like guard dogs than servants.

You're a retard.

Does anyone know how to save the World Tree and Dhaos world?

... You? You I like. This is excellent.

All of the Ushiromiya women and Shannon in umineko and Siduri (pic related) in F/GO

I don't have to take that from a Koala.

Shit, that's a good one.

Ah, thanks for the quick answer.

Pyrrha and Cinder from RWBY.

You just did.

You. I like you.

How do people react to your walking around with a menagerie of girls?

Footer is pretty annoying.

The same way they would react to any other menagerie of girls I imagine.

Yeah, that's a good shout. I'll just have it on the first page.

"Huh, he must be a music producer or something."

> how to save
There's not a lot to say about it that can't be gleaned from a wiki dump.

See, the World Tree provides mana to the world. Inevitably people develop magitek, which draws on this mana, but using too much mana taxes the World Tree and eventually causes it to wither and die. The Mana Cannon, in particular, draws such a mammoth amount of energy that the tree will be rendered completely and irrevocably dead in three shots, and "only" fatally wounded at two.

Dhaos's world is basically a world that has already suffered through this for stupid bullshit reasons related to war and spite, except that his world is sufficiently dependent on mana that its complete loss will kill everyone on the planet, whereas on "earth", the complete loss will merely render mana a non-entity and all magitek will become useless scrap metal.
So Dhaos is here trying to get our non-dead World Tree to germinate a new seed so he can take it back home and make a new World Tree for his dying people, and he's a little crazy because he saw a bunch of his people fucking kill themselves to power his spaceship, and now all the people on earth are calling him a dumb retard who just wants to stop their fun magitek ren-fair while spraying aerosol cans into the atmosphere out of spite, and he's technically the king of his world so he's just not used to people calling him names.
So he declared war because he REALLY NEEDS THAT FUCKING SEED YOU GUYS.

Anyway, all YOU have to do is stop the people of earth from overtaxing mana, which they'll likely vilify you for, and/or provide some kind of replacement.
As for Dhaos, his people are too dependent on mana to really be able to work with a replacement, but if you could just stop the damn tree from dying he'd probably be eternally grateful.

Of course, the more jumper bullshit you can throw at to circumvent these problems, the better.

Is Cool Cats still around? I'm wondering what my chances of getting a Summer and/or Beth option for the Rick and Morty jump are.

>Sabotage? Fighting? Spying? Empowering?

All of the above. In the platoon jump I picked commando so our missions were extra hush hush and sometimes we didn't come back even after our missions were complete but every time we always struck a major blow towards the enemy so the command let us do our thing. Hitler was impressed but in order to keep our secrecy he personally commanded that most of our records were on a need to know basis and sworn to secrecy. For the hell we raised for the Allied forces Hitler gave our Operation the name Silent Storm.

youtube.com/watch?v=kfRjXen27Ew

Also a pretty good game if I may say so myself

Question about Naruto.

Can you with training learn how to do one handed hand seals?

There's one more knight on the Round Table - sat betwixt Sirs Tristan and Galahad. A knight who wore plain leathers and a jacket without sleeves, and "had been bewitched by a forest hag to have the characteristics of a common black cat.

Some say this knight used strange, stringless crossbows to snipe at his opponents from afar. Others say he used a transforming blade that glowed emerald green with the energy of life. And the story certainly goes that there was a strange trist between this knight, Arthur, and Queen Guinevere.

There's no other explanation for why this knight was so intensely hated by Lancelot. Or by Morgan le Fay for that matter. Or for why Agravain, despite disliking this knight, supported his presence on the Round Table and his strange love-triangle between King and Queen. And nobody assuredly knows why Mordred was said to have cat ears and a tail.

But his statue still stands in Camelot's grand museum along with the other knights. The Knight of Feathers.

My first Jump gave me the form of a ideal waifu.

When I saw Body Mod, it was nothing but disappointment and redundancy.

New OW Waifu is really cute, she’s got the attractive but not super attractive. She’s also a muscle babe.

The nice thing about D&D spell casting isn't the biggatons (your pic would be a high level spell in D&D), it's the sheer versatility. There's a spell for just about anything, and if there isn't then you can research your own.

And if you do want biggatons via D&D magic, pick up some perks for limit breaking and levelling up...