What's your avatar? thread

An edgy yet seasonal ghost. Dangerously close to anime so I do feel a little bit autistic now, though.
 
Cyriak.

If you're not comfortable with disturbing animations then don't search his youtube channel :)
 
Raziel From Legacy of Kain:Soul Reaver, an immortal ghoul with the ability to suck his enemies souls with his Wraithblade/claws, travel between spectral and physical worlds and also controls various elemental forces.
 
Major Ocelot from MGS3: Snake Eater doing his weird hand gesture and saying you're pretty cute.
 
The Adeptus Custodes from Warhammer 40K.

"After the confinement of the Emperor within the Golden Throne, the Custodes abandoned, among other things, the use of their armour, and their traditional colour of red was changed to black."
also may or may not be related to the Pillar Men
 
I wanted to be with Karamatsu more time considering he had his recent outing into the porn industry, but Jean's good and fitting for the time being. It's the end of the world after all!
 
An ocelot with a pistol, beret and glass of scotch. I tried to combine Ocelot Revolver and Babu from Archer in to one Supreme Ocelot Badass.
 
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Rudol Von Stroheim from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Battle Tendency.

Dude's a Nazi and kind of an asshole, but he saves the Protagonist's life multiple times, ultimately sacrificing himself and blowing himself up with a Stick Grenade to try to kill one of the villains before they can manifest. It doesn't work, but his doing so allows Joseph Joestar to finish the bastard off.

Stroheim's story does not end here.


As it turns out, the German entry for the 1930s World's Fair science exhibit was suitably impressive, and he came back as a Cyborg. Never in a series have I seen so many people cheering a Nazi showing back up as Stroheim does, because he absolutely kicks the ass of the big bad of the series for several minutes. Said big bad gets the better of him, but Stroheim proves completely unable to die, and no matter how many times he gets torn to shreds, he somehow always gets repaired and then shows up again later to save the heroes' asses.

He lives through the entire series, only to die in the battle of Stalingrad in 1943. The involvement of BJ Blazcowicz is suspected.
 
It used to be a pic of Ultron from Marvel Heroes, but now I yanked a pic off of google searching "Ultron Donald Trump" to celebrate the salt.
 
Well... It's Jan Hus, a Czech (or Bohemian) early religious reformer in the catholic church. Was later burned at the stake for his views. His followers were so fucking pissed off that it took a grand total of FIVE papal crusades to get rid of them, and even then, their ideals led to the foundations behind the Protestant reformation and still exist as the Moravian Church.

I'm not religious at all, but I like the thought of one man inspiring an entire religious movement and leading to the reformation to be pretty fucking awesome.

My choices were between Hus, Jiri z Podbrady or Skanderbeg
 
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