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{{Infobox_PC|title1 = Grand Magnificent|pronouns = He/him|place_of_origin = [[Memorious]]|affiliation(s) = [[Planet Game]]
{{Infobox Character|color_theme = tm
[[Crew of Myriad]]


[[The Notion]]|playbook = The Aesthetic|player = [[Art Martinez-Tebbel]]|lifeform = [[Human]]}}'''Grand Magnificent''' (known to some simply as '''Grand Mag''') is an artist, engineer, and mech designer played by [[Art Martinez-Tebbel]].
|pronouns = he/him
|place_of_origin = ''[[Memorious]]''
|affiliations = [[Crew of Myriad]]<br />[[The Notion]]<br />[[Advent Group]]
|playbook = The Aesthetic<br />The Scoundrel
|player = [[Art Martinez-Tebbel]]
|people = [[Human]]
|title=Grand Magnificent|season=''[[Twilight Mirage]]''}}
 
{{Quote
|He's better than ever. Or worse than ever. Whatever you thought of Grand, more.
|[[Art Martinez-Tebbel|Art]], when asked about Grand Magnificent
}}
 
'''Grand Magnificent''' (known to some simply as '''Grand Mag''') is an artist, engineer, and mech designer played by [[Art Martinez-Tebbel]] during [[Twilight Mirage|''Twilight Mirage'']].  
 
{{Spoiler Block|spoiling=''Twilight Mirage'' [[Futura Free Pt. 4|Episode 67]]|text=After Grand made the [[Divine]] [[Arbit]], he haphazardly became its [[Excerpt]], taking the name '''Peace returned to the valley, the rivers flowed clear and blue, the mountains resplendent, grand. Magnificent light shone on the diligent and the penitent alike''' and refusing to allow anyone to use a shortened version of this name.|theme=tm}}


== Appearance ==
== Appearance ==
Grand wears a purple and neon green flannel vest (the most important thing).  He is described as moderately built, with an "unassuming physical presence". He looks constantly disinterested. Art lists Korean-American actor Randall Park as a face inspiration for Grand.
Grand wears a purple and neon green flannel vest (the most important thing).  He is described as moderately built, with an "unassuming physical presence". He looks constantly disinterested. Art lists Korean-American actor [[Wikipedia:Randall Park|Randall Park]] as a face inspiration for Grand.


Grand has a large tattoo of historical and fictional mechs fighting on his right arm. It includes some old [[Divines]], a Rook, some mechs from the time between ''COUNTER/Weight'' and the [[Divine Fleet]], one Gundam, and one ''Power Rangers'' Megazord. He gave himself the tattoo by means of a robot he designed specifically for the task, which he controlled with both hands. Its appearance is enhanced when seen in the [[Mesh]].
Grand has a large tattoo of historical and fictional mechs fighting on his right arm. It includes some old [[Divines]], a [[Rook]], some mechs from the time between ''[[COUNTER/Weight]]'' and the [[Divine Fleet]], one Gundam, and one ''Power Rangers'' Megazord. He gave himself the tattoo by means of a robot he designed specifically for the task, which he controlled with both hands. Its appearance is enhanced when seen in the [[Mesh]].


== Personality ==
== Personality ==
He's a self-absorbed dick.
He's a self-absorbed dick.


=== Beliefs ===
== Beliefs ==
* I will lend my genius to these quaint colonialists, and through that will find new authenticity.
 
* [[Echo]] has led a life worth living. I will find a way to distill that essence into my work.
=== ''The Veil'' ===
* I will find the hidden Divine, and it will validate my work by letting me build it a new body.
* "I will lend my genius to these quaint colonialists, and through that will find new authenticity."
* "[[Echo]] has led a life worth living. I will find a way to distill that essence into my work."
* "I will find the hidden Divine, and it will validate my work by letting me build it a new body."
 
=== ''Scum and Villainy'' ===
 
* “Everyone deserves a second chance; no-one deserves a third.”<ref>[[Twilight Mirage|''Twilight Mirage'']] [https://friendsatthetable.net/twilight-mirage-47-uncontrolled-fires Episode 47], 29:19</ref>


== History ==
== History and Involvement ==
Grand Mag decided in the midst of a party that he was completely disenchanted with the community and things that surrounded him, and abruptly decided to accept a role with the group sent to [[Quire]]. In preparation for the expedition, he took a trip to the space camping store and loaded up on gear (his flannel vest, a brand new Neutrality multitool knife, water purification tablets, alligator repellent, survival guides, etc.) for the trip.
Grand Mag decided in the midst of a party that he was completely disenchanted with the community and things that surrounded him, and abruptly decided to accept a role with the group sent to [[Quire]]. In preparation for the expedition, he took a trip to the space camping store and loaded up on gear (his flannel vest, a brand new Neutrality multitool knife, water purification tablets, alligator repellent, survival guides, etc.) for the trip.
{{Spoiler Block
|spoiling = ''Twilight Mirage'' [[The Restitution of All Things Pt. 2|Episode 61]] through [[Futura Free Pt. 4|Episode 67]]
|theme = tm
|text = Grand Magnificent, having become obsessed with leaving the Quire System for a position of greater safety, was approached by [[Kitcha Kana]], the Bird Leader of [[Advent Group|Advent]], who hired him for a job; deliver an unknown package--which was heavily implied to contain a bomb--to him on the ''[[Restitution of All Things (Ship)|Restitution of All Things]]'', and, in exchange, Kana would ensure that Grand could leave and retire in luxury.
Grand took this job, and was successful in delivering the bomb, though his companion, [[Fourteen Fifteen]], who Grand had rescued a short while before, was furious with this action, and fought Kana and his associate, [[Kentucky's Corona]]. This fight did not go well--despite Fourteen's new robot body--and Grand was soon faced with a choice; leave, and Fourteen would be killed by Kitcha Kana, or design one item for Advent in exchange for their life. Grand, not wanting to be tied to Advent that strongly, proposed a third idea; he would give Kitcha Kana the plans to the Body of [[Independence]], and Fourteen would be free to leave. Kitcha Kana accepted this immediately, and Grand was taken to the [[Advent Catapult]] in exchange (Fourteen Fifteen had to make their own way off the ship with the help of [[Declan's Corrective]], who had been at the summit that was recently bombed by Advent).
Several weeks later, Grand was telepresent at the Notion's Feast of Patina celebrations, via a remotely operated cubist mech of himself. He drew the anger of most members of the Notion for giving Advent the plans to Independence, and in turn was angry at them for not being grateful that he had saved Fourteen Fifteen's life. It was later revealed in the finale that this mech housed a bomb, which Grand had installed as a potential--and unused--fail safe.
Grand later reused this mech to assassinate Advent's Avian Boss, Kitcha Kana, using the bomb held inside it.
Grand, in an effort to rob the Rapid Evening of Crystal Palace's predictive power, built the [[Divine]] [[Arbit]], a non-sentient chaos engine.<sup><ref>[[Futura Free Pt. 4|Episode 67]] 2:33:49</ref></sup> He was arguably its excerpt, taking the name '''Peace Returned to the Valley, The Rivers Flowed Clear and Blue, The Mountains Resplendent, Grand. Magnificent Light Shone on the Diligent and the Penitent Alike'''.<sup><ref>[[Futura Free Pt. 4|Episode 67]] 3:56:20</ref></sup>
}}{{Spoiler block|spoiling=[[PALISADE 15: Upon Our Grace Pt. 2]]|text=About fifty years following the end of ''Twilight Mirage'', Grand Magnificent created the Divine [[Devotion]]. It was his attempt to create something that would only help people, not hurt them. That attempt was unsuccessful.<ref>[[PALISADE 15: Upon Our Grace Pt. 2]]</ref>|theme=pal}}
== References ==
{{Reflist}}


== External links ==
== External links ==
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randall_Park Randall Park] on Wikipedia{{PCs}}[[Category:PCs]]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randall_Park Randall Park] on Wikipedia
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Latest revision as of 02:57, 26 May 2024

He's better than ever. Or worse than ever. Whatever you thought of Grand, more.

Art, when asked about Grand Magnificent

Grand Magnificent (known to some simply as Grand Mag) is an artist, engineer, and mech designer played by Art Martinez-Tebbel during Twilight Mirage.

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This section contains spoilers for Twilight Mirage Episode 67.
Click here to reveal.

After Grand made the Divine Arbit, he haphazardly became its Excerpt, taking the name Peace returned to the valley, the rivers flowed clear and blue, the mountains resplendent, grand. Magnificent light shone on the diligent and the penitent alike and refusing to allow anyone to use a shortened version of this name.

Appearance[edit | edit source]

Grand wears a purple and neon green flannel vest (the most important thing). He is described as moderately built, with an "unassuming physical presence". He looks constantly disinterested. Art lists Korean-American actor Randall Park as a face inspiration for Grand.

Grand has a large tattoo of historical and fictional mechs fighting on his right arm. It includes some old Divines, a Rook, some mechs from the time between COUNTER/Weight and the Divine Fleet, one Gundam, and one Power Rangers Megazord. He gave himself the tattoo by means of a robot he designed specifically for the task, which he controlled with both hands. Its appearance is enhanced when seen in the Mesh.

Personality[edit | edit source]

He's a self-absorbed dick.

Beliefs[edit | edit source]

The Veil[edit | edit source]

  • "I will lend my genius to these quaint colonialists, and through that will find new authenticity."
  • "Echo has led a life worth living. I will find a way to distill that essence into my work."
  • "I will find the hidden Divine, and it will validate my work by letting me build it a new body."

Scum and Villainy[edit | edit source]

  • “Everyone deserves a second chance; no-one deserves a third.”[1]

History and Involvement[edit | edit source]

Grand Mag decided in the midst of a party that he was completely disenchanted with the community and things that surrounded him, and abruptly decided to accept a role with the group sent to Quire. In preparation for the expedition, he took a trip to the space camping store and loaded up on gear (his flannel vest, a brand new Neutrality multitool knife, water purification tablets, alligator repellent, survival guides, etc.) for the trip.

Tmcover.jpg

This section contains spoilers for Twilight Mirage Episode 61 through Episode 67.
Click here to reveal.

Grand Magnificent, having become obsessed with leaving the Quire System for a position of greater safety, was approached by Kitcha Kana, the Bird Leader of Advent, who hired him for a job; deliver an unknown package--which was heavily implied to contain a bomb--to him on the Restitution of All Things, and, in exchange, Kana would ensure that Grand could leave and retire in luxury.

Grand took this job, and was successful in delivering the bomb, though his companion, Fourteen Fifteen, who Grand had rescued a short while before, was furious with this action, and fought Kana and his associate, Kentucky's Corona. This fight did not go well--despite Fourteen's new robot body--and Grand was soon faced with a choice; leave, and Fourteen would be killed by Kitcha Kana, or design one item for Advent in exchange for their life. Grand, not wanting to be tied to Advent that strongly, proposed a third idea; he would give Kitcha Kana the plans to the Body of Independence, and Fourteen would be free to leave. Kitcha Kana accepted this immediately, and Grand was taken to the Advent Catapult in exchange (Fourteen Fifteen had to make their own way off the ship with the help of Declan's Corrective, who had been at the summit that was recently bombed by Advent).

Several weeks later, Grand was telepresent at the Notion's Feast of Patina celebrations, via a remotely operated cubist mech of himself. He drew the anger of most members of the Notion for giving Advent the plans to Independence, and in turn was angry at them for not being grateful that he had saved Fourteen Fifteen's life. It was later revealed in the finale that this mech housed a bomb, which Grand had installed as a potential--and unused--fail safe.

Grand later reused this mech to assassinate Advent's Avian Boss, Kitcha Kana, using the bomb held inside it.

Grand, in an effort to rob the Rapid Evening of Crystal Palace's predictive power, built the Divine Arbit, a non-sentient chaos engine.[2] He was arguably its excerpt, taking the name Peace Returned to the Valley, The Rivers Flowed Clear and Blue, The Mountains Resplendent, Grand. Magnificent Light Shone on the Diligent and the Penitent Alike.[3]

Palcover.jpg

This section contains spoilers for PALISADE 15: Upon Our Grace Pt. 2.
Click here to reveal.

About fifty years following the end of Twilight Mirage, Grand Magnificent created the Divine Devotion. It was his attempt to create something that would only help people, not hurt them. That attempt was unsuccessful.[4]

References[edit | edit source]

External links[edit | edit source]