Fallout Equestria: Project Horizons/Characters: Difference between revisions

* {{spoiler|[[Rasputinian Death]]: A combination of cancer, mutation, multiple limb amputation, blood loss, pneumonia and finally, heart failure.}}

* [[Primal Fear]]: [[Played for Laughs]] with her fear of heights.

* [[Red Oni, Blue Oni]]: Red to P-21 and Glory. Blue to [[Covert Pervert|Glory]] in bed.

* [[Samaritan Syndrome]]

* [[Warrior Poet]]: Sort of. Blackjack has a tendency to break out in crude, often violent songs, including renditions of certain numbers from ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic (Animation)|My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic]]''. However, she quickly takes to a musical instrument and the narration of her [[Tranquil Fury]] in Chapter 22 is interspersed with an adapted version of [[William Blake]]'s ''The Tyger''.

* [[Weapon of Choice]]: Though she uses various weapons [[Combat Pragmatist|when nothing else is available]], BJ prefers to use a [[Shotguns Are Just Better|combat shotgun]].

** She also tends to carry an [[Absurdly Sharp Blade]]. First a [[Bad With the Bone|dragon claw]], then a {{spoiler|[[Katanas Are Just Better|starmetal katana]].}}

* {{spoiler|[[We Can Rebuild Him|We Can Rebuild Her]]}}

* [[Death Seeker]]

* [[Doesn't Like Guns]]: Rampage [[The Berserker|fights exclusively in melee]], but the reason for this is never discussed.

* {{spoiler|[[Enemy Within]]: [[Complete Monster|The Angel of Death]].}}

* [[Even Evil Has Standards]]: {{spoiler|The Angel of Death refuses to kill Blackjack in Chapter 33, asserting that she gives her victims the peace of death to end their suffering, not to assist in suicide.}}

* [[Only Known By Their Nickname]]: Only Priest and the Crusaders call her Arloste. Everyone else calls her Rampage.

* [[Slasher Smile]]: Often a sign that {{spoiler|the [[Enemy Within|Angel of Death]] is taking over.}}

* [[Team Mom]]: Oddly enough, Rampage falls into this role a lot - when she's not dealing with [[Tortured Abomination|her]] [[Death Seeker|own]] [[Immortality Hurts|problems]], she's often on hand to offer emotional support and comic relief.

* [[Warrior Therapist]]: On occasion. {{spoiler|One of the ponies inside her apparently had training a therapist, with their arrival marked by a teddy bear on her flank}}.

* [[What Is This Thing You Call Love?]]: Lacunae is left speechless when {{spoiler|Paladin Stronghoof}} displays affection for her.

* [[Winged Unicorn]]

 

=== Scotch Tape ===

* [[Sir Swearsalot]]: Deus, to the point where it's practically a [[Verbal Tic]].

* [[The Speechless]]: Gorgon never speaks, though it's unclear whether or not he can. {{spoiler|Speechless or not, he can certainly scream}}.

 

=== Operative Lighthooves ===

{{quote| May I rant a little? I think that, since you’ve seen fit to give me the role of a villain, I’m entitled to give a little explanation?}}

* [[Playing With Syringes]]: {{spoiler|Afraid that the Enclave military at large is planning to attack Thunderhead, his goal is to adapt the raider virus to infect pegasi, presenting a more direct threat for them to focus their attention on. Chapter 42 reveals that he has succeeded, and that his agents used Neighvarro pegasi as test subjects.}}

 

=== Star Paladin Steel Rain ===

* [[Gun Porn]]: Goes into exquisite detail explaining the capabilities of his [[BFG|BFGs]].

{{quote| '''Steel Rain:''' Do you really think a gun like this should be left in a weapons locker to collect dust?}}

* [[Power Armor]]

 

* [[Break the Haughty]]: At least twice. {{spoiler|His messy breakup with Fluttershy and his eventual arrest are the clearest examples so far.}}

* [[Covered in Scars]]: Following Littlehorn.

* [[Ill Girl|Ill Guy]]: Following Littlehorn, though it doesn't seem to [[Manipulative Bastard|inconvenience him too much]].

* [[Incurable Cough of Death]]