Jin Saotome's definitions
The Netherworld is Marvel Comics attempt at the definement of "Hell", complete with its own ruler Mephisto. Same fire, brimstone, little demons, screaming souls, etc. Whenever an evil character dies, he always ends up there. The Netherworld can be breached by only the most powerful of sorcerers (such as Dr Strange) and the lost souls can be rescued on occasion.
Currently the Netherworld is ruled by the Demoinic entity known as Blackheart, who after killing his father Mephisto, usurped the power of the Netherworld for himself and became the current ruler.
Currently the Netherworld is ruled by the Demoinic entity known as Blackheart, who after killing his father Mephisto, usurped the power of the Netherworld for himself and became the current ruler.
"The Netherworld isn't a place you'd want to live.... hell you wouldn't even want to visit! Oops, I said Hell, no pun intended, really!"
by Jin Saotome January 9, 2004
Get the Netherworldmug. Blackheart is a demonic entity created by a century of human sacrifices on a hill named Christ's Crown (named so for the circle of thorn bushes around it). The son of Mephisto, Blackheart is next in line for ruling the Netherworld, Marvel Comic's definement of Hell.
Blackheart usually appears as a pitch-black, twelve foot tall humanoid-demon with dripping red eyes, a mouthless face, and a huge mane of spines running from his head down his back. He can change his apperance somewhat, but the more people that look upon his true form, the weaker he gets. Currently he has all the powers of the Netherworld at his command after killing his father Mephisto, and can summon a plethora of demons, dark lighting, inferno portals, and other arcane magics to his aid.
Blackheart usually appears as a pitch-black, twelve foot tall humanoid-demon with dripping red eyes, a mouthless face, and a huge mane of spines running from his head down his back. He can change his apperance somewhat, but the more people that look upon his true form, the weaker he gets. Currently he has all the powers of the Netherworld at his command after killing his father Mephisto, and can summon a plethora of demons, dark lighting, inferno portals, and other arcane magics to his aid.
by Jin Saotome January 9, 2004
Get the Blackheartmug. Proper Nound: One of the many orginal monster species in the MMORPG Asheron's Call and Asheron's Call 2. They appear as legless, floating beings wearing tattered cloaks with long sleeves and a plain white mask, sometimes having a smirk or frown carved upon it. Long sickles extend from their sleeves when they attack and nobody really knows what their bodies look like underneath. Quite possibly the scariest creatures ever to be introduced into a MMORPG.
by Jin Saotome May 15, 2005
Get the Virindimug. n; Someone who stealthily sneaks into a party or social gathering they weren't invited to. Party Ninjas are also known to tear up the place and abuse its resources, disappearing without a trace like a Ninja.
Dude, that Party Ninja is laying the smackdown on the keg of beer! Grab him! Wait, don't let him get a way!! Wha... where'd he go?
by Jin Saotome May 14, 2005
Get the Party Ninjamug. A huge 3-story red Mecha used by the E.G.A. Mecha Pilot Jin Saotome. Originally from the Cyberbots import game, the Blodia Mecha was the main "character" in this Streetfighter-esq fighting game. It was also the main mecha in the game TechRomancer. Since then, Jin Saotome has taken center stage in the Marvel vs Capcom 1 and 2 games, and the Blodia is only seen in his super-attacks. (Blodia punch and Blodia vulcan)
"Jin pilots the Blodia through the city, trying not to destroy too many buildings on his way through."
by Jin Saotome January 9, 2004
Get the Blodiamug. The widely used acronym for 'Marvel vs. Capcom' which is a 2d arcade fighting game. Numerics can also be added to designate the series of Marvel vs. Capcom games such as MVC1 and MVC2.
"Yo, wanna hit the mall and play a little MVC? I'll school you wit' my Mags, Cable, Storm team fo sho."
by Jin Saotome November 3, 2004
Get the MVCmug. A weapon that resembles that of a gun crossed with a sword, used by characters in Final Fantasy 8.
The hilt of the Gunblade is actually an enlarged gun grip, complete with trigger and cylinder. A large sword extends from where the barrel should be. The tip of the Gunblade has no exit hole, and therefore fires no projectile. Instead the ammo is some sort of kenetic-based explosive that when fired, charges the blade and allows it to do more damage while striking.
Only two known "real world" working Gunblades have been made based on the Final Fantasy weapon design. It is still unknown how the mechanics of the ammunition work in these.
The hilt of the Gunblade is actually an enlarged gun grip, complete with trigger and cylinder. A large sword extends from where the barrel should be. The tip of the Gunblade has no exit hole, and therefore fires no projectile. Instead the ammo is some sort of kenetic-based explosive that when fired, charges the blade and allows it to do more damage while striking.
Only two known "real world" working Gunblades have been made based on the Final Fantasy weapon design. It is still unknown how the mechanics of the ammunition work in these.
by Jin Saotome January 9, 2004
Get the Gunblademug.