Century Pact - Revision history

Ununnilium at 04:28, 19 August 2024

2024-08-19T04:28:41Z

Ununnilium at 04:28, 19 August 2024

2024-08-19T04:28:24Z

Ununnilium at 05:56, 25 February 2024

2024-02-25T05:56:29Z

Ununnilium at 23:18, 6 January 2023

2023-01-06T23:18:49Z

Jeanne Morningstar v3 at 16:25, 3 April 2022

2022-04-03T16:25:24Z

Jeanne Morningstar v3 at 03:16, 28 March 2022

2022-03-28T03:16:59Z

Jeanne Morningstar v3 at 03:16, 28 March 2022

2022-03-28T03:16:23Z

Jeanne Morningstar v3 at 03:15, 28 March 2022

2022-03-28T03:15:32Z

Jeanne Morningstar v3 at 03:13, 28 March 2022

2022-03-28T03:13:30Z

Jeanne Morningstar v3 at 03:13, 28 March 2022

2022-03-28T03:13:22Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:28, 19 August 2024
Line 1:		Line 1:
−	The '''Century Pact''' was a conspiracy created by [[Darkheart]] and [[Steelwind]], former lieutenants of [[DeFacto V]], after his defeat. They were the main focus of the ''Century Pact'' storyline that ran from ~~issues~~ #73 to #84 of ''[[Dvandom Force (series)\|Dvandom Force]]'', with their plans branching into several other LNH series.	+	The '''Century Pact''' was a conspiracy created by [[Darkheart]] and [[Steelwind]], former lieutenants of [[DeFacto V]], after his defeat. They were the main focus of the ''Century Pact'' storyline that ran from issue #73 to issue #84 of ''[[Dvandom Force (series)\|Dvandom Force]]'', with their plans branching into several other LNH series.

	Without their creator's vast power, Darkheart and Steelwind had to result to cleverness and subterfuge, and so they began a long-term plan to build a secret criminal organization and damage the credibility of the world's [[net.hero]]es, ensuring they would rule the world by the end of the century.<ref name=chronology/>		Without their creator's vast power, Darkheart and Steelwind had to result to cleverness and subterfuge, and so they began a long-term plan to build a secret criminal organization and damage the credibility of the world's [[net.hero]]es, ensuring they would rule the world by the end of the century.<ref name=chronology/>

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:28, 19 August 2024
Line 1:		Line 1:
−	The '''Century Pact''' was a conspiracy created by [[Darkheart]] and [[Steelwind]], former lieutenants of [[DeFacto V]], after his defeat. They were the main focus of the ''Century Pact'' storyline that ran from #73-84 of ''[[Dvandom Force (series)\|Dvandom Force]]'', with their plans branching into several other LNH series.	+	The '''Century Pact''' was a conspiracy created by [[Darkheart]] and [[Steelwind]], former lieutenants of [[DeFacto V]], after his defeat. They were the main focus of the ''Century Pact'' storyline that ran from issues #73 to #84 of ''[[Dvandom Force (series)\|Dvandom Force]]'', with their plans branching into several other LNH series.

	Without their creator's vast power, Darkheart and Steelwind had to result to cleverness and subterfuge, and so they began a long-term plan to build a secret criminal organization and damage the credibility of the world's [[net.hero]]es, ensuring they would rule the world by the end of the century.<ref name=chronology/>		Without their creator's vast power, Darkheart and Steelwind had to result to cleverness and subterfuge, and so they began a long-term plan to build a secret criminal organization and damage the credibility of the world's [[net.hero]]es, ensuring they would rule the world by the end of the century.<ref name=chronology/>

@@ Line 7: / Line 7: @@
 At the same time, they used various methods to seed the idea of an utopian world without [[net.hero]]es in the popular consciousness, from political speeches from a disguised Darkheart to dream manipulation by [[Mark Dante]]. They planted operatives throughout [[Sig.ago]], from a [[Constellation Gang]]-run trucking company to the police department &ndash; but were themselves infiltrated by [[Shane Boxer]].
-Through their many scattered political front groups, they stirred up anti-net.hero sentiment to the point where a '''Federal Net.Hero Regulation Act''' reached the Senate. Many states and local municipalities passed anti-net.hero laws, such as [[Onyx City]] and [[Macroman]]'s former hometown of Keystroke City.
+Through their many scattered political front groups, they stirred up anti-net.hero sentiment to the point where a '''Federal Net.Hero Regulation Act''' reached the Senate. Many states and local municipalities passed anti-net.hero laws, such as [[Onyx City]] and [[Macroman]]'s former hometown of [[Keystroke City]].
 By then, Shane Boxer had tipped off Dvandom Force as to the Pact's true nature. But because they were so good at keeping their operations underground and working through legal channels, they posed a serious challenge that Dvandom Force couldn't defeat through normal net.heroic means. It was [[Kid Pocky]] who defeated their plan in the end, by (re-)assuming the identity of the original [[Acton Lord]] and falsely claiming credit for it, making it seem like an evil conspiracy (which, of course, it was). This led to the Pact's collapse and the repealing of many (though not all) of the anti-net.hero ordinances. Dvandom Force then went on to take down Darkheart and Steelwind once and for all. Though loose ends they'd left behind, such as the [[Hackemon]], would continue to trouble Dvandom Force, the Century Pact was truly dead.

@@ Line 5: / Line 5: @@
 Using leftover [[RoboMACs]] technology, they created various technologically-enhanced pawns, including the [[Meow Meow Gang]] and [[Mandrake]]. Breaking [[Coppermane]] out of jail, they cybernetically enhanced him and he became effectively the third member of the Pact's triumvirate. Together, they attacked [[Dvandom Force]] by sending mechanoid rabbits that ate their [[Dvandom Force HQ|original headquarters]] and caused the Origin of the second [[Acton Lord II|Acton Lord]].
-At the same time, they used various methods to seed the idea of an utopian world without net.heroes in the popular consciousness, from political speeches from a disguised Darkheart to dream manipulation by [[Mark Dante]]. They planted operatives throughout [[Sig.ago]], from a [[Constellation Gang]]-run trucking company to the police department &ndash; but were themselves infiltrated by [[Shane Boxer]].
+At the same time, they used various methods to seed the idea of an utopian world without [[net.hero]]es in the popular consciousness, from political speeches from a disguised Darkheart to dream manipulation by [[Mark Dante]]. They planted operatives throughout [[Sig.ago]], from a [[Constellation Gang]]-run trucking company to the police department &ndash; but were themselves infiltrated by [[Shane Boxer]].
-Through their many scattered political front groups, they stirred up anti-net.hero sentiment to the point where a  Federal Net.Hero Regulation Act reached the Senate. Many states and local municipalities passed anti net.hero laws, such as [[Onyx City]] and [[Macroman]]'s former hometown of Keystroke City.
+Through their many scattered political front groups, they stirred up anti-net.hero sentiment to the point where a '''Federal Net.Hero Regulation Act''' reached the Senate. Many states and local municipalities passed anti-net.hero laws, such as [[Onyx City]] and [[Macroman]]'s former hometown of Keystroke City.
 By then, Shane Boxer had tipped off Dvandom Force as to the Pact's true nature. But because they were so good at keeping their operations underground and working through legal channels, they posed a serious challenge that Dvandom Force couldn't defeat through normal net.heroic means. It was [[Kid Pocky]] who defeated their plan in the end, by (re-)assuming the identity of the original [[Acton Lord]] and falsely claiming credit for it, making it seem like an evil conspiracy (which, of course, it was). This led to the Pact's collapse and the repealing of many (though not all) of the anti-net.hero ordinances. Dvandom Force then went on to take down Darkheart and Steelwind once and for all. Though loose ends they'd left behind, such as the [[Hackemon]], would continue to trouble Dvandom Force, the Century Pact was truly dead.

@@ Line 9: / Line 9: @@
 Through their many scattered political front groups, they stirred up anti-net.hero sentiment to the point where a  Federal Net.Hero Regulation Act reached the Senate. Many states and local municipalities passed anti net.hero laws, such as [[Onyx City]] and [[Macroman]]'s former hometown of Keystroke City.
-By then, Shane Boxer had tipped off Dvandom Force as to the Pact's true nature. But because they were so good at keeping their operations underground and working through legal channels, they posed a serious challenge that Dvandom Force couldn't defeat through normal net.heroic means. It was [[Kid Pocky]] who defeated their plan in the end, by (re-)assuming the identity of the original [[Acton Lord]] and falsely claiming credit for it, making it seem like an evil conspiracy (which, of course, it was). This led to the Pact's collapse and the repealing of many (though not all) of the anti-net.hero ordinances. Dvandom Force then went on to take down Darkheart and Steelwind once and for all.
+By then, Shane Boxer had tipped off Dvandom Force as to the Pact's true nature. But because they were so good at keeping their operations underground and working through legal channels, they posed a serious challenge that Dvandom Force couldn't defeat through normal net.heroic means. It was [[Kid Pocky]] who defeated their plan in the end, by (re-)assuming the identity of the original [[Acton Lord]] and falsely claiming credit for it, making it seem like an evil conspiracy (which, of course, it was). This led to the Pact's collapse and the repealing of many (though not all) of the anti-net.hero ordinances. Dvandom Force then went on to take down Darkheart and Steelwind once and for all. Though loose ends they'd left behind, such as the [[Hackemon]], would continue to trouble Dvandom Force, the Century Pact was truly dead.
 But (based on [[Limbaugh Man]]'s interview with a [[Lethal Lawyer Corps|Lethal Lawyer]] in ''Dvandom Force'' Annual #2) not everyone was convinced by the effort to discredit the Pact, and [[Hexadecimal Luthor|others]] would  [[Net.ahuman Responsibility Act|exploit anti-net.hero sentiment]] more successfully later on...

@@ Line 11: / Line 11: @@
 By then, Shane Boxer had tipped off Dvandom Force as to the Pact's true nature. But because they were so good at keeping their operations underground and working through legal channels, they posed a serious challenge that Dvandom Force couldn't defeat through normal net.heroic means. It was [[Kid Pocky]] who defeated their plan in the end, by (re-)assuming the identity of the original [[Acton Lord]] and falsely claiming credit for it, making it seem like an evil conspiracy (which, of course, it was). This led to the Pact's collapse and the repealing of many (though not all) of the anti-net.hero ordinances. Dvandom Force then went on to take down Darkheart and Steelwind once and for all.
-But (based on [[Limbaugh Man]]'s interview with a [[Lethal Lawyer Corps|Lethal Lawyer]] in ''Dvandom Force'' Annual #2) not everyone was convinced by the effort to discredit the Pact, and [[Hexadecimal Luthor|others]] would go on [[Net.ahuman Responsibility Act|exploit anti-net.hero sentiment]] more successfully later on...
+But (based on [[Limbaugh Man]]'s interview with a [[Lethal Lawyer Corps|Lethal Lawyer]] in ''Dvandom Force'' Annual #2) not everyone was convinced by the effort to discredit the Pact, and [[Hexadecimal Luthor|others]] would  [[Net.ahuman Responsibility Act|exploit anti-net.hero sentiment]] more successfully later on...
 == Related Issues ==

@@ Line 11: / Line 11: @@
 By then, Shane Boxer had tipped off Dvandom Force as to the Pact's true nature. But because they were so good at keeping their operations underground and working through legal channels, they posed a serious challenge that Dvandom Force couldn't defeat through normal net.heroic means. It was [[Kid Pocky]] who defeated their plan in the end, by (re-)assuming the identity of the original [[Acton Lord]] and falsely claiming credit for it, making it seem like an evil conspiracy (which, of course, it was). This led to the Pact's collapse and the repealing of many (though not all) of the anti-net.hero ordinances, although Dvandom Force still had to deal with all the loose ends it had left behind.
-But (based on [[Limbaugh Man]]'s interview with a [[Lethal Lawyer Corps|Lethal Lawyer]] in ''Dvandom Force'' Annual #2) not everyone was convinced by the effort to discredit the Pact, and [[Hexadecimal Luthor|others]] would go on exploit anti-net.hero sentiment more successfully later on...
+But (based on [[Limbaugh Man]]'s interview with a [[Lethal Lawyer Corps|Lethal Lawyer]] in ''Dvandom Force'' Annual #2) not everyone was convinced by the effort to discredit the Pact, and [[Hexadecimal Luthor|others]] would go on [[Net.ahuman Responsibility Act exploit anti-net.hero sentiment]] more successfully later on...
 == Related Issues ==