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Barnaby Brooks Jr. ([personal profile] prepairing) wrote in [community profile] maskormenace2016-03-29 07:24 pm

Text; Pull Point Plot (Aged-Down Barnaby)

[The attached ID reads Barnaby Brooks Jr. As a spokesman for a prominent energy drink brand, his name and face are splashed on all sorts of magazines and advertisements, and anyone who's been here for even a short amount of time might know him as a hero who's very public about his crime-fighting activities.

Generally speaking, it's rare for him to use text over the network. Of course, the message that follows doesn't exactly mesh with his usual image, either.]


I've got three questions. If you've got an answer for any of these, I want to hear from you.

#1: What do you know about this symbol?

#2: Who the hell is this?

#3: Do your numbers reflect the market's ACTUAL demand for heroes, or are you all just calling yourselves heroes because it's become the popular thing to do? At this rate, your characters are just going to overlap. Unless you've got a good hook, your odds of standing out or building a solid fanbase are pretty abysmal.


[You shouldn't need a 15-year-old kid telling you this, he irritably thinks to himself. And yet here we are.]
monster_san: Cheerful chibi hands clasped (I'll explain in the most nonchalant way)

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[personal profile] monster_san 2016-04-05 01:40 am (UTC)(link)
True enough, character would be critical. And a good understanding of publicity and media, which it seems you have.
monster_san: Pleasant smile (Unaccompanied by morbid jokes)

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[personal profile] monster_san 2016-04-05 04:03 pm (UTC)(link)
Let's hope that this strange problem with timelines and proper age is remedied soon, then. But I'm sure you could be an effective hero in a pinch right now, if you had to.
monster_san: Craining neck back at the camera with wind sprites (Ow my neck)

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[personal profile] monster_san 2016-04-07 02:50 am (UTC)(link)
[ha. ha ha. YES THAT IS. ALL TOO FAMILIAR.]

That doesn't surprise me in the least.

The way you type 'NEXT' makes it seem like an acronym.