Thread:KaoNinjaratzu/@comment-25694917-20150121045103/@comment-25779330-20150206184923

Yeah, making a Zombified clone of a Starmaninjian is perfectly possible. Skull has done it a few times as a way to test a Starmaninjian against themselves

The Generic Shadows aren't really "Hive minded" in that they're "Mindless" as much as they're mentally connected. THey all have thier own personalities, especially the Elites (like Ghoost, and Tornamental, both of which I haven't drawn yet, but are among the higher ranked Generic Shadows). They are just able to connect with each other so they know what the others are doing at the moment and so on.

Oh, but I mean he could be "Like" a Generic Shadow. There are several entities who have created thier own "Generic Shadow" version, like Queen Mycelia made a ton of evil fungal looking plants called the "Fungleafs" who kind of work the same way for Planet Botanorest. and Some beings are just somewhat evil in nature (within what's allowed by the Goddesses, they have the final say in what passes), but there's plenty of room for villains, even if they're not explicitly evil.

This is where I get to what the Intruders are. In response to Intrusion (the scientist guy who shot Siberia), almost committing suicide, and Father Kao's worry that the Starmaninjians wouln't be powerful enough. THe Intruders were created taking the worst of human qualities and formed an army to prove that the Starmaninjians could easily overcome that of which destroyed them on Earth. The Intruders are basically these zombified looking humans (they look normal, but have gray skin and jet black hollow eyes and all wear these Nazi like uniforms). They are very military minded and do everything in their power for conquest and to destroy the Starmaninjians. The Starmaninjians constantly overpower them, but Intrusion is met with the moral conflict of being seen as the "leader" of the Intruders, and often has to decide if he's going to let the Intruders destroy the Starmaninjians or not. Initially, he does so, but after they destroy his airship and refuse to kill him, he starts to second guess himself and starts to ask himself deep questions about stuff like "Is this the way other beings see humans?" He knows he's in a different world and starts to really fear for the mistakes he made in the past (especially when he comes face to face with Soula, the pregnant mouse he killed in a lab because he thought mice were disposable).

Even after Intrusion leaves, the Intruders remain because the goddesses agree that they make for a great "Major threat" that really tests the Starmaninjains and make for a really fascinating story, but like the Generic Shadows, the Intruders never can "win" because the universe is designed where thier ideals will force them to lose even if they do "win". They don't realize it though because by nature, they're very arrogant, but it's a metaphor to the fact that the Human race will do anything in it's endless greed to take over or destry the world, even if it would cause more harm than good in the long run, but they can never defeat Nature because if they die, their "game is over", so to speak, whcih many people seem to forget.