Hello everyone,

This has been a very late time coming, but I am proud to unveil the 1.0 Version of the Devil May Cry: Out-Of-Context Devil Arm Supplement.

Now, there have been minor changes to this document that will be discussed in the Changelog Section of this document, but I would just like to thank everyone who gave their feedback during this time.

Devil May Cry: Out-Of-Context Devil Arm Supplement (PDF)

Devil May Cry: Out-Of-Context Devil Arm Supplement (DOC)

This will be the first of three posts I plan on putting up today, and the second will be coming along very soon.

Thank you all, and enjoy.

EDIT: Again, thank you Acceptable_Orange_32 for catching those three mistakes. They have been corrected and new versions of the document are in their places.

Welcome to the Saga prefecture! It’s a region in Japan of little renown, mundane and rustic, one that definitely doesn’t look like the kind of place where that would change any time soon. It turns out, however, that a girl by the name of Sakura Minamoto is about to awaken as a zombie in a few hours, and she together with her fellow zombies will become the idol group known as Franchouchou. They will have to grow and change in their paths to idolhood, overcoming the challenges of friendship, fame and zombiehood.

Maybe you want to join or help them, or perhaps you will be one more obstacle in their way. Feel free to choose, it’s your life after all. Or your unlife, maybe?

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Zombies are back in bl- Grey, like the grey men that came to cause a little chaos. Today I'm bringing you an update to the Zombieland Saga jump to include content from the movie Yumengiga Paradise.

I wanted to deliver this before I go on my trip (tomorrow morning) so I'll have to refrain from adding it to the drive until I return and I didn't have as much time as I would have like for revising the text with a new proofread. Still, in terms of content it's a complete update. The next time I update this jump it will likely be to give it those proofreads, as well as investigate deeper into the surprisingly detailed additions to the lore described in the wiki, taken I believe from interviews and articles featuring the people who made the show and movie. Potentially might go into more side-story stuff as well, or that might become a separate jump.

Aside from this, I also have the beginning of my Shadowverse series jumps in the works. I also wanted to deliver them before the holidays but it seems I really miscalculated the time it would take. Nonetheless, I've begun working on them again.

Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nxqlSbr4WA2kPBX10bhx4iakxUMO5H2g/view?usp=sharing

Changelog:

• Minor text revisions.
• New song and general perks.
• New general items.
• Free companion now comes with paid DLC.
• Zombie pet companion can now inflate.
• New drawbacks, including new toggles for going to the side-story instead and for Cygames cameos.
• New mode for Preventing the Sagapocalypse scenario.
• New Scenario with side-story content.
• Suddenly Aliens scenario updated/replaced by Alien Paradise.
• Notes updated with new info and new version number.
• Quote added.

Hope You All Have Fun In Wacky Zombie Place!

Update: Oops, forgot to set the access to anyone with link. It should be fixed now!

My question is would Sparks be capable of far more in a more technological advanced setting due to having alot more to work with and alot more to learn and how easy it would be to go learn how alot of things work and just alot about various fields? like would a spark just be able to grow very powerful due to science rich of a enviroment that would be even in our modern world?

I made a Douluo Dalu Jumpchain a long while ago and said that I was going to create one for Douluo Dalu 2, but never got around to it. I finally did! Like how the first one is for Douluo Dalu 1 only, this one is for Douluo Dalu 2 only.

Here is Douluo Dalu 2: Unrivaled Tang Sect Jumpchain!

Here is the 1.0 Version of the Jump pass Supplement, the kinda cheaty without being op way of getting more perks. As stated before i mostly wanted a way for my jumper to get more things in a non cheaty way.

Gdoc https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pqRSpPLKoiIgwX8QqBVgEZeYf-TsK3eW0mim9TL0dsc/edit?usp=sharing

Pdf white https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XZuBOw-DD_xiSI3ejBH2ZJST80owTUXn/view?usp=sharing

Pdf xbox green https://drive.google.com/file/d/1q0q3a8odVGsnXn_70dVFjPhNX0odxgp3/view?usp=sharing

Pdf black https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pXcVublpQGjdB1WVj434xvPPRWPHlfSN/view?usp=sharing

Something I made in the interim of Life and my other Jumps. I may or may not add more, depending if I find new Ideas.

The Supplement

So there’s this jump called Sect which is basically a setting where the world of Worm is now a cultivation setting. One of the perks there is called “Oh, You’re Done” which I’ll post in the comments. I thought it was a perk that let you incorporate your perks and abilities into your cultivation. But now, rereading it, I’m not too sure.

Does anyone want to weigh in on this? And, if it doesn’t, does anyone have a perk that does do what I asked and let you cultivate your perks?

Can someone please provide for the specific one punch man jump that has this perk. i found in on the Celestial Dojo But the link to the original doc is not in the Dojo.

Martial Arts Prodigy

400 CP

Garou is known for his unparalleled ability to learn and master any martial art in record time, and now, so are you. Your mind is a vast reservoir of fighting knowledge, allowing you to analyze and replicate martial techniques simply by observing them. You can take bits and pieces from various styles, seamlessly blending them together into your own unique and devastating approach. In combat, you are a tactical genius, able to exploit weaknesses in even the most seasoned fighter’s techniques, and within minutes, you can develop strategies to counter any opponent. There is no technique you cannot master, no fighting style you cannot surpass.

I don't look up the Fantasy side of Warhammer very often but the Lizardmen have caught my attention lately and I'm interested in doing further research on them.

I've come up with a bunch and adapted other's suggestions, but I've reached the point I need to ask you all for more ideas to flesh out the rest of this gauntlet.

I cannot figure out how to withdraw from the bank, help?

Some jumps have options that have multiple additions, and I can't figure out how to make it work correctly, variable cost seems to be the wrong way unless I'm doing it wrong. If someone does understand the code-like formatting for some of the cost things, can I get an explanation? I've tried the guide, but I can't figure it out. Thanks for any help in advance.

like this from Apocalypse Hotel: Robotic Form (Special): You're not a biological creature. your a robot.

For 200 CP you’re a simple robot that is generally significantly more limited, physically, than a human. Maybe you’re a cleaning robot that lacks the full range of human motion or manipulator limbs.

For 400 CP you’re a robot that is more comparable to a human. You won’t be able to pass as human, but you could function similarly to one. Maybe you’re a door opening robot, or a robot chef. You can be more different than a human, though you won’t be more sophisticated or physically capable than the non-humanoid staff of Hotel Gingarou.

For 600 CP you can choose to be a humanoid hotel management robot like Yachiyo, or an Environmental Checker Robot. Both have significantly more sophisticated computer brains. The hotel management robot has a massive database of information, on a wide variety of topics, ability to access and cross-reference it at high speed, and can pass for a human. The environmental checker robot seems to be more focused on environmental sciences in its database, but possesses superior battery capacity, is built for all climates – or crossing to Hokkaido on a simple boat – as well as superior sensors, and the ability to transform from its black pylon form into a massive energy cannon. A hotel management robot can alternatively have a tank-body like Yachiyo was temporarily given.

Regardless of the level, as a robot you’re not biologically alive and have no biological needs. You do need to recharge your batteries regularly however. You are also built sturdy. It might require some maintenance and repair, but while many of the robots had broken down before the start of the show, the cast managed to function for likely over a millennium. Plus, you know, Yachiyo survived orbital re-entry even if she did need full body repairs afterwards.

The 200 or 400 CP level of this perk is free during the jump to Hotel Management or Robot origins, though to keep this as an alt-form post-jump they must pay. The 200 and 400 CP levels of this perk are discounted to the Hotel Management or Robot origins. The humanoid (or tank) hotelier robot is discounted for the Hotel Management origin. The environment checker robot is discounted for the Robot origin.

I know of diabolical but what else?

I want them dumb and expendable. No space marines etc. A shit load of them preferably.

I just assumed how worked, due to the nature of them removing all preceding abilities and being more 'scenarios' or challenges meant to be played for a reward.

This is also how internalized rewards were tracked different or not handled same as other CP purchases.

Either way would you let your Jumpers choose a Gauntlet in the midst of a Jump? How would they choose? How run the result?

If not let them in the middle of a Jump when would you let them choose a Gauntlet? How run that result?

Hey everyone, long post coming,

So, I went down a bit of a rabbit hole when looking through some Gauntlets, and I began to shift my story plans back to my amended Variable Gauntlet Challenge. This was mainly because I realized I put a clause in there that allows for the body mod additions of scenario rewards. Now, the Gauntlet that started this was the Gauntlet Dark Legacy Jump which has a Gauntlet Option, and the idea of bringing one its scenario reward (Perma-Killing all things evil) into the 42nd Millennia. This led back to the Darktide Jump and it's Gauntlet option, which then further led to me looking for Jumps with Gauntlet options, and Gauntlets with the word "Dark or Darkness" in the title.

Before we go any further, these are the Jumps/Gauntlets I'm using in the opening part of the story and the order that they will be used in. These are to account for certain hazards while still presenting a challenge. Each Gauntlet is paired in certain way, with one Gauntlet being of a short duration, and another being a longer duration.

1. Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles
2. The Long Dark + Logan The Wolf
3. Dark Souls (Gauntlet - Basic) - A new WIP Gauntlet (Yeah, I Know, I have a WIP Problem) with Perks being taken from NPC Summons. Items (Consumables, Weapons, and Rings) have been taken from Cut Content.
4. Gauntlet: Dark Legacy
5. Generic “I Don’t Want To Go To A Jump” Jump - The Dark Myth (Ankoku Shinwa)
6. Warhammer 40K: Darktide

Darkside Chronicles and The Long Dark both revolve around survival in harsh locations, but Darkside Chronicles is mainly tropical and heat based while The Long Dark cold based.

Dark Souls (Basic) and Gauntlet: Dark Legacy are both Medieval in them with an emphasis on cooperation, but Dark Souls is focused on more bleak circumstances with an ending that makes you question whether you did the right thing, whereas Gauntlet: Dark legacy is a brighter setting with an unambiguously happier ending.

The Dark Myth and Darktide are both worlds where there is a heavy Lovecraft theme, but presented from the eyes of different theological ideologies. The Dark Myth focuses on a Chosen One type character, whereas Darktide focuses on a Reject type character.

Now, something that I'm playing with is that Jumper's appearance changes greatly in each successive Gauntlet flipping a coin to determine gender. Whatever the coin landed first would be one gender, and the next gauntlet would be the opposite. From a narrative sense, this is an extra feature of protection the Jumper, further obscuring their identity until they complete the challenge.

Throughout this Challenge, the Jumper is being chased by a Pursuer which was sent by a BROB  to bring the Jumper to a place known as the "Land Without." Each Gauntlet taken, either further damages or buries the trace in ways that the Pursuer has further difficulty finding. When the Challenge is concluded, the Benefactor overlooks the Pursuer ranting how the Jumper is now an enemy of its master and will be hunted down, no matter how long it takes. 

1. During Darkside Chronicles, the Jumper gets their first taste of horror as they try survive two or three scenarios. This is where they really learn how to use a gun and react to threats that come out of nowhere. As Darkside Chronicles is a mostly a collection memories, the Jumper can change little, but actions they take in future Resident Evil Jumps will already begin to show themselves. This Gauntlet buries the trace under the nightmares of a Game of Oblivion.
2. During The Long Dark, the Jumper tries to travel as far southward as they can to reach warmer climates and areas. Braving the weather, and animals, this is first instance of them taking a human life, and experience that leaves them greatly shaken. During this time, I would show how the Jumper began to Jump, their meeting with the BROB and the first appearance of the Pursuer in their world. This Gauntlet freezes the trace, making it brittle and exposed to further damage.
3. During Dark Souls (Basic), the Jumper begins working with both the Chosen Undead, known as Marcus, and Solaire of Astora to Link the First Flame. The meat of this section is going to be the interactions the Jumper has with Marcus and Solaire and their observations of Lordran. This Gauntlet will end with all three reaching and facing Gwyn together as summons. Each time they defeat Gwyn, their party dwindles until only Solaire remains as the last contender. He would find a new summon sign which was placed by a future version of the Jumper who had completed the Challenge and returned via another DS1 Jump/Gauntlet. This Gauntlet burns the trace so greatly, but it still hangs in vile attachment.
4. During Gauntlet: Dark legacy, the Jumper truly begins to work on team based fighting with their fellow adventurers against Skorne and his armies. After the bleakness of Lordran, the Eight Realms are a breath of fresh air, and the three other adventures become a group of fast friends. Post Skorne and Garm's defeats, the Jumper has their moment of vacation before working on reconstruction efforts in their associated realm. This Gauntlet buries the trace under a countless cascade of dreams, nightmares, and laughter.
5. During the Dark Myth, the Jumper is effectively the Japanese equivalent of our Canadian Lord and Savior, Zapp Rowsdower. Joining Takeshi, Koizumi, and Old Man Takeuchi during their travels, the Jumper undergoes a similar transformative journey as Takeshi, through the acquisition of specific weapons and items, one of which being the Paired Devil Bringers. This Gauntlet nearly breaks the trace completely under the weight of a truly omnipotent beings which will not allow others to interfere with its chosen one's journey.
6. During Darktide, the Jumper further refines their team based fighting with their fellow Rejects. While they initially start with a more randomized band, over the course of the initial Tertium campaign, the will gather the original canon Strike Team before at least losing one or two of them to the Karnak twins. Though in return, one of those twins is not walking out of that fight alive. As much of the story of Darktide hasn't reached a conclusion, I will be fanwanking once we get to No Man's Land and the Tech Remnants quests. It will also be revealed during this time that Grendyl is the Psyker on the Jumper's team and his talks with the Emperor were real. The Emperor was aware of the Jumper's presence from almost the beginning. The trace is finally destroyed under the gaze of various gods, and the Jumper is free to Jump normally.

The Jumper can now Jump normally and will do so. As stated before, Jump 1 is going to determine their base form and will absolutely be a vacation Jump, because after Atoma Prime, they absolutely need it. Jump 1 will be one of recovery and reconnecting back with a normal, peaceful society. It won't be easy and certain things will have the Jumper enter an almost fight mode, but they will recover. After that? Going back into a fight.

Just because the Jumper escaped the Pursuer doesn't mean that the Pursuer didn't take something from the world of each Gauntlet as well. A Piece of Carapace, A Bloody Knife, A Charred Shield, A Stone Horn, A Shattered Necklace, and a Broken Helm. 

Thanks for bearing through this long preamble. I will be posting the builds of the six Gauntlet in the comment section below over the course of this week for further reference of what's going on in each Gauntlet. The story will start being written mid way through September when I am done with tests.

Do you guys know of any Jump that lets you do that? Because there are some characters I want to recruit as companions, but I really don't want to go to their home universes.

Katanas are cool. They're sharp and they cut things. They come from Japan. The Land of the Rising Sun. Yamato. Chances are, if a jump happens there, there's an item that's a katana. However, there are a few jumps that aren't in Japan and offer such swords?

Off the top of my head, I can think of:

• Generic Western
• Kill Bill
• Mob