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Here's one of the many interpretations we have so far, explaining the namesake: | Here's one of the many interpretations we have so far, explaining the namesake: | ||
In this version, Pluto refers to a legally distinct underworld from Hades. Though it is owned by the same person, the real Hades was lost in a bad break up with Persephone, leaving it in her charge. Instead, the old owner decided to exile themselves to the eleventh ring of Hades, a barely functional orbital ring (big space station typically surrounding a planet, in the shape of a ring) which surrounds the dwarf planet of Pluto. This eleventh ring obtained independence and now claims to be the "true underworld". | In this version, Pluto refers to a legally distinct underworld from Hades. Though it is owned by the same person, the real Hades was lost in a bad break up with Persephone, leaving it in her charge. Instead, the old owner decided to exile themselves to the eleventh ring of Hades, a barely functional orbital ring (big space station typically surrounding a planet, in the shape of a ring) which surrounds the dwarf planet of Pluto. This eleventh ring obtained independence and now claims to be the "true underworld". | ||
| − | The Pride part of the name refers to a group of lions (legally distinct big cats). Now this of course refers to the team's mascot, the Sick Gust, the Feeling of Anxiety, [[Presence|the Existence]], often depicted as a two-headed lion. But the name, before being that of the team, was the name of Pluto's organisation. To renovate the ring, Pluto did everything in his power. This apparently meant founding a powerful interplanetary crime syndicate, | + | The Pride part of the name refers to a group of lions (legally distinct big cats). Now this of course refers to the team's mascot, the Sick Gust, the Feeling of Anxiety, [[Presence|the Existence]], often depicted as a two-headed lion. But the name, before being that of the team, was the name of Pluto's organisation. To renovate the ring, Pluto did everything in his power. This apparently meant founding a powerful interplanetary crime syndicate, for some reason. Unsatisfied with the number of souls electing to be exiled to a crime syndicate-owned orbital ring floating around a desolate rock, the Pride, as they were now known, decided it was time to rebrand. In doing so, they created what is now a multi-billion company, the Pluto Pride restaurant chain (either Pluto is bad at coming up with original names, or we haven't discussed what this restaurant chain is actually called). This fast-food chain quickly eclipsed any shady reputation the Pluto Pride had earned, although it was still widely known the owners were part of a crime syndicate. This was actually made into one of the selling points of the brand, advertising a much more romanticized and marketable version of the group's criminal activities. |
Finally, Blaseball: the Pluto Pride Blaseball Team is nothing but the next step in marketing for the company. The Players are all high ranking officers of the crime syndicate; another opportunity to boost their reputation by earning a family-friendly image! Blaseball is the most popular splort, after all. | Finally, Blaseball: the Pluto Pride Blaseball Team is nothing but the next step in marketing for the company. The Players are all high ranking officers of the crime syndicate; another opportunity to boost their reputation by earning a family-friendly image! Blaseball is the most popular splort, after all. | ||
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-the Existence was just an ad-libbed spoof of the Presence lol | -the Existence was just an ad-libbed spoof of the Presence lol | ||
| − | -the crime syndicate thing seems to be widely accepted, but we should be careful of how we handle it, so that's still in the works. | + | -the crime syndicate thing seems to be widely accepted, but we should be careful of how we handle it, so that's still in the works. Problem is, making a Roman-inspired team into a crime syndicate will inescapably lead to thinking of Italy's crime syndicates. |
-the fast-food chain. Oh man so much of the fast-food chain is up in the air. pretty sure some people didn't even like the idea of a fast-food chain, but it was part of most people's interpretation. Pretty sure someone brought up the idea of the restaurants / brand being entirely clown themed, which is. something. As mentioned above there is no name set in stone, and none that I've seen floating around. So as far as I know: the crime syndicate, its fast food front, and its sports team, are all named the same thing. | -the fast-food chain. Oh man so much of the fast-food chain is up in the air. pretty sure some people didn't even like the idea of a fast-food chain, but it was part of most people's interpretation. Pretty sure someone brought up the idea of the restaurants / brand being entirely clown themed, which is. something. As mentioned above there is no name set in stone, and none that I've seen floating around. So as far as I know: the crime syndicate, its fast food front, and its sports team, are all named the same thing. | ||
| − | - | + | -something something tigerbeams something something [[Hellmouth Sunbeams|Heavensmaw Moonrays]] and Pluto Pride... Priderays... Point is a lot of people have expressed enthusiasm at the idea of forging some sort of relation to the Moonrays, though lore-wise that seems rather difficult. |
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Now for specific characters: | Now for specific characters: | ||
