Recently I found myself thinking up two parodies , one of the harem dating simulation genre, the other of superheroes, namely Batman and Robin.

The basic gist of the dating sim idea was a joint idea by myself and a friend to create a visual novel that essentially trolled the player by offering a special ending on the box for the most attractive character but then having it actually not being in the game. Other aspects included a character that would reveal himself to be homosexual at the very end while another was a manipulative bastard who was blackmailing the lead character. The last character suggested was a knight in shining armour who happened to be the biggest playboy on the face of the earth. All of the males would be complete assholes/tsunderes and it would eventually be revealed that the main characters parents weren't actually killed in an accident but rather the car crash was all orchestrated staged and her parents are actually alive and well, simply teaming up with the members of the reverse harem to troll her. There was no possibility of achieving anything other than a bad end.


The superhero parody was to be set in 19th century victorian England with a sort of Batman and Robin duo, known as Alice and the Vicar, both a father and child aristocrat pair by day , vigilantes/anti-heroes armed with guns/scythes by night.
The characters were as follows:

The Vicar-A millionaire English nobleman and aristocrat living with his daughter Alice in the Victorian era London , East end. He hunts criminals and anyone else he deems unfit to live by night, binding their souls to dolls , hoping that when he collects enough spirits he can restore Alice's voice who's singing is said to be nothing short of angelic. He is cynical, sarcastic , sadistic , cruel, only showing emotion to young girls that resemble Alice from Alice in wonderland . His weapons of choice are sickles, revolvers and acidic earl grey.

The Yorkshire Yiffer-A fursuiter from modern day America who dresses up in a wolf costume and can only communicate in disgruntled barking noises , he steals kittens, puppies and other small animals to add to his collection.

The Yorkshire Rapper- A stereotypical rapper from Jazz era America with no friends , attacks through a mixture of kopera, kung-fu and rap motions. He only commits petty crimes for the purpose of gaining attention and is considered an immigrant of no so legal standing by Queen Victoria Beckham.

Rupulstillbornskin-a cross dressing, transsexual scarecrow type creature with skin as the name might imply, his fingers are frostbitten, he is hunchbacked, with a hooked wooden nose and several rows of teeth with a tongue trapped between . His quirk is that people take pity on him for his unfortunate appearance assuming he is actually good on the inside. No one who has met him lives to tell the tale.

Josh the stripper-An Irish version of Jack the ripper from Galway . he is possessed by an evil spirit which compells him to steal womens clothing, claims to be a virginity theft extraordinaire despite having never had a girlfriend. Original the spirit possessing him was that of a genuinely evil, sinister childkiller/pedophile/rapist that murdered/assaulted vicars wife and child and stole Alice's voice and soul, that spirit is probably the only truly serious antagonist in the story and the reason the Vicar turned to Vigilantism I said spirit committed these acts while in the Vicars body, meaning that the quest of our main character is also one of atonement, to fully attain Alice's forgiveness and trust which he has managed to gain a little of but she still somewhat fears him) . Said spirit only half possessed Josh and Josh's absurd personality was able to somewhat divert him.

Commissioner Garden "Warlock" Shrooms-A drug addicted parody of Sherlock Holmes and commissioner Gordon, dabbles in black magic.

Lady Vanity-A living doll of The Vicars wife and one of many vessels the evil spirits manages to possess.

The gael force- a group of Irish motorcyclists hailing from Limerick, the rest is obvious.
The Rhythmer-Parody of the riddler talks in quotes from poems/rhymes.