Thread:KaoNinjaratzu/@comment-25694917-20150120001918/@comment-25779330-20150124043226

1. Father Kao's Spirit:

I guess anything that just promotes or envokes any kind of negativity that isn't in some way controlled by the goddesses or warrented by the Starmaninjians. Stuff that just looks bad and is unnecessary like seeing slavery and people suffering, any kind of apathy for one's own children, disrespect for things that don't affect the person, etc, but also just ideas that really could be avoided with a bit of divine recalculation, like plants being able to grow meat so animals don't have to be slaughtered for such. and reproduction being limited so overpopulation couldn't happen.

The way he's protrayed is basicaly like Ratzu Kao but jet black all over except his eyes, which are piercing red with black pupils. This is mostly because he needed A Starmaninjian form to interact with the other Starmaninjians and as a result, picked a form that looks closest to how he truly looks (yes, he's a black wolf, just like Kiara, the gray wolf you see as Kao is a misinterpretation of how Wolfgang thought he looked, mostly because the snow stained his body.) Many Starmaninjians interpret him as being dressed in a Ninja suit, and hence call him "Genric Shinobi" (which is actually Kao mishearing Shadow questioning why he called him a "Generic Shadow" during a storm. Kao mis heard it as "Genric Shinobi" and Shadow never got the chance to correct him since he didn't technically have a name.) Father Kao's true form is actually just a black version of Kao but with blood dripping from between his legs from the trap that snapped him on Earth, which when Kao's new body was created, the daughters greatly overcompensated for.

2. The Mayor's Wrath?

Actually, the Mayor, known as Resistus, was never really all that powerful. Just a selfish human with a gun. He actually spent very little time in the Starmaninjian universe because he's still alive on Earth, but stuck in prison awaiting trial. It's on the night before the final trial (where the Starmaninjian universe has aged 10,000 years, on Earth it was only about 10 years), Resistus fell asleep and had a nightmare about being stuck in a desolate, firey looking planet that had these "Strange creatures" that looked like Starmaninjians. He was actually forced into the Ninjamastarian Universe, a parallel universe created by Kiara to punish him for what he did. In the end, when he's shot by his own former friend, Intrusion (the scientist, who's soul is actually lingering in the universe because of his botched suicide putting him in a coma), Resistus wakes up with a start and because of his wickedness (he doesnt' learn his lesson, unlike Intrusion), the guard walks up to his cell and tells him that because of all the crimes he committed, not only against his people, but also against nature, he has been given a life sentence in solitude. They close the blinds of the cell and the last they hear of him, he's just locked away forever. His punishment? A life where he can no longer take advantage of the world like it's his playground, he can only live with himself from then on. (At the same time, Intrusion finally wakes up from his coma due to the shock of falling in the "sun" and swears to dedicate his life to helping protect nature, out of respect of the Native tribe near his home and Wolfgang and his family, while his son dedicates his life to telling the story that Wolfgang initially was planning to tell, but his own version.

3. Starmaninjian Death:

3.a. Most Starmaninjians acknowledge a death similarly to a life lost in a video game. Depending on the situation, they may be frustrated, but usually know their friend or relative is coming back soon. In events where the Starmaninjian is dying, they will usually strive to help them recover or bring them back with a revive, because if they die, they have to return to a safe spot, which is usually far from thier current location. They never really get emotionally torn except during the event where Kiara (as Kia) died trying to tell Sylvia and Kao something and accidently got cut by Sylvia's scythe (Where she was about to slash Intrusion). It was a complete accident, but the fact that she died again at her mother's blade made the death more realistic and somewhat permanent. Luckily, only "Kia Stealthinja" really died though, as Kiara just returned to her Goddess form, but knowing that "Kia Stealthinja" wasn't coming back caused the Starmaninjians to break down. It was so sad that Kiara actually had to freeze time to finish preparations in the Starmaninjian Underworld and then return to the Universe to finally tell everyone that she is Solera, the Starmaninjian Goddess. This also had to be done because Wolfen's mother was literally dead to him, which traumatized him for years and the trauma never left until after he married Rhozia and started his own family. Until that point, Kiara lives inside of Wolfen and in the games featuring him, his moves are enhanced by Kiara. Easily the saddest point in the Starmaninjian series, just under the scene where Sylvia sees her children's grave on Earth. (which is also wy Kiara was quick to revealing herself, she didn't want Wolfen to be depressed for 10,000 years like her mom was). Sylvia's reaction to this ironically broke her out of her depression and she was able to see the Starmaninjian universe for what it was instead of worrying about what it could be, changing her for the better.

3.b. Soula's power is to make sure Starmaninjians are never tortured. While for fetish reasons they may toy around with the concept, Starmaninjians will never go as far as actually forcing someone to suffer. If a Starmaninjian ends up in a situation where they couldn't possibly survive or are in constant pain, Soula will "kill" them temporarily and revive them in a safe spot (similar to falling in bottomless pits in certain modern and racing games where you just warp back on the track). There is a litte time between the death and the revival, but it's usually too short for anything significant to happen (a fraction of a second usually, depending on how many Starmaninjians have died at that point). The reason they died doesn't make any difference, but if a person in Starmaninja were being malicious, Soula will force them to stay dead in the underworld until they learn thier lesson, and in the Underworld, they live in slave like conditions.

Starmaninjians can opt to stay in the Underworld and temporarily work for Soula or as servants of the Goddesses, but it's very rare they do that. The Body of Kia Stealthinja (known as Shredda Reaper) undergoes this task due to the nature of her death. Though it works out as a reward for letting Kiara use her body for so long.

4. Visitors: 

Usually Visitors first appear in either Starmaninja City, Ninja Forest, or some void between dimensions where they will usually meet Kao Ninjaratzu first. The earliest moment visitors can enter the Universe is actually several thousand years after the main story takes place. The large time gap is to ensure that any story stuff that happens in the Universe without the visitors is covered and acknowledged, but during that gap, nothing much seems to happen. The Starmaninjians just live thier lives doing what they do best, and since they don't actually age after turning 24, they will always look pretty young (they can actually manipulate their bodies to look almost any age they want, as some Starmaninjians naturally grow at a slower or faster rate than others.).

Once Kao is able to identify and assess who the Visitor is, they meet up with Kiara or Siberia to get a Starmaninjian form. The visitor can choose to enter as themselves in some cases, but usually will be given a Starmaninjian form to ensure they can maneuver through the Universe without any trouble. The forms allowed are pretty lenient, but some forms are not allowed because they just go against the nature of being a Starmaninjian. It kind of depends on the evaluation and the reason for the form or set up. like you can't be TOO out of place in terms of look or else it just won't work.

To become an official Starmaninjian, you'd need to talk to Kiara or Siberia. They can establish you as an official Starmaninjian (or Kao can relay the message). As an official Starmaninjian, you'll have a permanent place among the universe and will be able to regularly mingle with the other Starmaninjians. The process is extremely quick and easy, and again, Soula is there to ensure that malicious people will not be able to populate the Universe. You can even apply to become a Goddess if you want, but you'll have to tell them what kind of deity you want to be, and they'd have to verify that your intentions are all good. As a deity, you can create your own Starmaninjian species (like the Zenokoyas and the Rizus were created by Zena and Soula respectively), but certain features will have to remain for it to be classified as a Starmaninjian.

From there, you're free to go and do whatever you wish. Starmaninja City is the central most city and hub area, so from there, you can find people who will direct you to wherever you want to go. It's unlikely a visitor will end up on Botanorest, Cavertain, or Ocealand (or Starilght Nebula) until they become better aquainted.

5. They tend to intervene randomly, but usually disguised as regular Starmaninjians. If you see beings like Baiyo or Emerald, etc, occasionally they're being possessed by the Goddesses to enjoy a little life on the actual planet. Sometimes they'll descend to the planet as themselves directly. Despite being Goddesses, they kind of wanted to make the universe a fun place for them and thier creations (hence designing the Starmaninjians as they are), so it's kind of like very elaborate roleplaying that you yourself can actually physically take part in. Kiara, in the case you mentioned, is the only goddess who enters the realm for a serious reason, and that's training her father's body. While Siberia occasionally appears to check up on Kiara's progress, Siberia's mostly monitoring the universe and making sure the events all fall into place properly. Essentially pulling the strings for the whole adventure. Sylvia and Kao end up living in the Universe directly instead of in the Goddess dimension, just as Wolfen and the other direct descendants do.

6. The Generic Shadows:

No, the Generic Shadows, like most RPGs only attack when a Starmaninjian enters a specific area. The only time they attack a civilized area is when it's part of a person's story or the area is dedicated to being a battle map (like Stealthinja Temple). As long as you don't wish to fight them, the Generic Shadows will never attack you, but if you're going on an RPG like adventure of any kind, the Generic Shadows will attack and you must use survival instincts to avoid damage, or fight them off.