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'''Key:''' '''Sylvester Ashling''' | '''Doctor Beefton''' | '''Key:''' '''Sylvester Ashling''' | '''Doctor Beefton''' | ||
'''[[Tiering System|Tier]]:''' | '''[[Tiering System|Tier]]:''' '''10-B''' | '''9-B''' | ||
'''[[Cardinality]]:''' '''Finite''' | |||
'''[[Dimensionality]]:''' '''3-D''' | '''[[Dimensionality]]:''' '''3-D''' | ||
'''[[Attack Potency]]:''' | '''[[Attack Potency]]:''' '''Human level''' (Fights mainly through summons) | '''Wall level''' ([[Giovanni Potage|Giovanni]] mentioned [https://youtu.be/hVEH7AQIDIY?t=209 how he couldn't harm him] implying that even Critical 13 wouldn't work) | ||
'''[[Durability]]:''' | '''[[Durability]]:''' '''Human level''' | '''Wall level''' | ||
'''[[Striking Strength]]:''' | '''[[Striking Strength]]:''' '''Human Class''' | '''Wall Class''' | ||
'''[[Lifting Strength]]:''' '''Regular Human''' | '''Peak Human''' ([https://youtu.be/hVEH7AQIDIY?t=294 Casually lifted 2 bears]) | '''[[Lifting Strength]]:''' '''Regular Human''' | '''Peak Human''' ([https://youtu.be/hVEH7AQIDIY?t=294 Casually lifted 2 bears]) | ||
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'''[[Intelligence]]:''' '''Genius''' (Graduated and became a psychologist at the age of fifteen, his creativity and proficiency stats are above average allowing him to use his abilities in a variety of ways) | '''Genius''' (Has a doctorate in philosophy and modern linguistics) | '''[[Intelligence]]:''' '''Genius''' (Graduated and became a psychologist at the age of fifteen, his creativity and proficiency stats are above average allowing him to use his abilities in a variety of ways) | '''Genius''' (Has a doctorate in philosophy and modern linguistics) | ||
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==[[Powers and Techniques]]== | ==[[Powers and Techniques]]== | ||
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|-| | |-|Standard Universe Abilities= | ||
'''[[ | '''[[Pierce Resistance]]''' (Standard Pierce Resistance; [https://youtu.be/0eish7R27r8?t=1315 Bullets in the only deal minor impact damage to all users within the series]), '''[[Consumption]]''' (Physical Consumption; [https://youtu.be/0eish7R27r8?t=891 Can eat screws and drink from pinecones to regain stamina and health]), Situational '''[[Regeneration]]''' ('''High-Low;''' [https://youtu.be/hVEH7AQIDIY?t=398 Characters regenerate after winning a battle]. Giovannia could regenerate back his broken bones. '''Possibly Mid-Godly;''' Molly Blyndeff has an ability named "Hushabye" which [https://youtu.be/8hIr9H_LMKE?t=1387 dumbs down the opponent to nothing]. She later got attacked by bears and when asked if she could erase the bears, [https://youtu.be/8hIr9H_LMKE?t=1564 she states that they would just come back after the fight]. Since everyone instantly regenerates right after a fight in verse, the characters themselves should be able to come back from existence erasure), '''[[Supernatural Resilience]]''' (Mera's [https://youtu.be/xHvSGzhXx1k?t=534 bones breaking were viewed as -1 damage] this doesn't only apply to Mera as she broke Sylvie's [https://youtu.be/xHvSGzhXx1k?t=477 ribs]. [https://jelloapocalypse.tumblr.com/post/189779025242/just-a-question-about-the-scene-in-episode-4-where It is stated by word of god that everyone in Epithet Erased functions under JRPG mechanics so even attacks that are greatly above them and should kill them can't, for example being shot in the head will not kill them, they are even described as "extremely hard to kill"]<ref>Just a question about the scene in Episode 4 where Mera is defeated. I get that it's a cartoon and all and that the impact is exaggerated for effect, but we've been told all this stuff about how fragile Mera is, and then she gets hit so hard that she flies through the air and smacks into a wall hard enough to make an indent. It seems a bit odd, even with the "broken bones" line. Some people suggest Molly dumbed down her epithet so she wasn't as fragile when Giovanni hit her, was this the case?<Br><br>No it’s just a big final attack, nothing fancy about it.<Br>Everything operates by like… JRPG video games rules in Epithet. You can get shot in the head and it just deals some damage. It’s super hard to *kill* somebody.</ref>), '''[[Restoration]]''' (After battles characters injuries, statuses, etcetera are normally undone, [https://youtu.be/0eish7R27r8?t=1341 including acts such as de-aging a character], [https://youtu.be/CKKSkA2lKF0?t=1276 being reverted]), '''[[Pain Tolerance]]''' ([https://jelloapocalypse.tumblr.com/post/189779025242/just-a-question-about-the-scene-in-episode-4-where Characters in Epithet Erased are extremely hard to kill and can survive shots] [https://youtu.be/hVEH7AQIDIY?t=398 to the head along with taking attacks] [https://youtu.be/xHvSGzhXx1k?t=535 that break their bones without showing much harm from it]), Limited '''[[Observation]]''' (Unconscious Manifestation; [https://jelloapocalypse.tumblr.com/epithet-faq The reason epithets exist in the Epithet Erased universe is due to everyone speaking the same language, allowing the words of that language to manifest physically because everyone understands them]<ref>The characters don’t know this, but epithets exist in the Epithet Erased universe because everyone in this world speaks the exact same language. The in-universe rule is that once every member of a species speaks the same language, the words of that language begin to manifest physically because everybody understands them. This means that any word with a widely-understood meaning can become an epithet.</ref><ref>A word needs to enter the collective public’s understanding before it can be an epithet. This means a word that only you and your friends use cannot be an epithet, but a slang term common across a major metropolitan area could be.</ref>). | ||
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'''[[Resistance]]''' to '''[[Age Manipulation]]''' (After a battle is over, affects such as '''[[Zora Salazar]]''''s [https://youtu.be/0eish7R27r8?t=1341 ability to de-age a character], [https://youtu.be/CKKSkA2lKF0?t=1276 were reverted]) | |||
|-| | |-|Standard Epithet Abilities= | ||
'''[[ | '''[[Accelerated Development]]''' ('''Battle & Training;''' '''Abilities;''' [https://jelloapocalypse.tumblr.com/epithet-faq Continuous use of one's epithet will cause it to grow stronger]), '''[[Aura]]''' ([https://youtu.be/xHvSGzhXx1k?t=654 All epithet users have an aura around them]) | ||
|-|Unique Abilities= | |||
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{{!}}-{{!}}As Sylvester Ashling= | |||
'''[[Genius Intelligence]]''', '''[[Sleep Manipulation]]''' ([https://youtu.be/yio2JNgQKBM?t=499 His dust] [https://youtu.be/8hIr9H_LMKE?t=755 can put people to sleep]), '''[[Summoning]]''' & '''[[Animal Manipulation]]''' ([https://youtu.be/8hIr9H_LMKE?t=1287 Sylvie summons a horde of Counting Sheep that can nibble enemies] and '''[[Sleep Manipulation|put them to sleep]]''' by jumping into them. He can also use his sheep to form a fluffy '''[[Forcefield Creation|shield to protect himself]]'''), '''[[Dream Manipulation]]''' & '''[[Subjective Reality]]''' ([https://youtu.be/8hIr9H_LMKE?t=1426 When his opponents are groggy enough, he can bring their subconscious fears and nightmares to life.] Sylvie can put himself to sleep, bringing his own dreams to life, summoning Dr. Beefton around his sleeping body to protect and fight for him. Beefton is his own entity and Sylvie does not have full control in this state). | |||
{{!}}-{{!}}Doctor Beefton= | |||
'''[[Superhuman Physical Characteristics]]''', '''[[Genius Intelligence]]''' | |||
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==[[Equipment]]== | ==[[Equipment]]== | ||
Nothing notable. | Nothing notable. | ||
==Notable Techniques== | ==Notable Techniques== | ||
[[File:Drowsy.png|center|350px]] | [[File:Drowsy.png|center|350px]] | ||
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**'''Nightmare Fuel:''' When his opponents are groggy enough, he can bring their subconscious fears and nightmares to life. However, Nightmare Fuel doesn't do anything if the opponent has no fears, or if their fears already exist in reality. | **'''Nightmare Fuel:''' When his opponents are groggy enough, he can bring their subconscious fears and nightmares to life. However, Nightmare Fuel doesn't do anything if the opponent has no fears, or if their fears already exist in reality. | ||
**'''Dream Big:''' Sylvie can put himself to sleep, bringing his own dreams to life, summoning Dr. Beefton around his sleeping body to protect and fight for him. Beefton is his own entity and Sylvie does not have full control in this state. Dream Big is reverted whenever Sylvie is woken up. | **'''Dream Big:''' Sylvie can put himself to sleep, bringing his own dreams to life, summoning Dr. Beefton around his sleeping body to protect and fight for him. Beefton is his own entity and Sylvie does not have full control in this state. Dream Big is reverted whenever Sylvie is woken up. | ||
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==Other== | ==Other== | ||
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None. | None. | ||
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==References== | |||
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[[Category:Male Characters]] | [[Category:Male Characters]] | ||
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[[Category:Good Characters]] | [[Category:Good Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Neutral Good Characters]] | [[Category:Neutral Good Characters]] | ||
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[[Category:Epithet Erased]] | |||
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[[Category:Pierce Resistance Users]] | |||
[[Category:Consumption Users]] | |||
[[Category:Regeneration Users]] | |||
[[Category:Supernatural Resilience Users]] | |||
[[Category:Restoration Users]] | |||
[[Category:Pain Tolerance Users]] | |||
[[Category:Observation Users]] | |||
[[Category:Accelerated Development Users]] | |||
[[Category:Aura Users]] | |||
[[Category:Geniuses]] | [[Category:Geniuses]] | ||
[[Category:Consumption Users]] | |||
[[Category:Sleep Users]] | [[Category:Sleep Users]] | ||
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[[Category:Animal Users]] | [[Category:Animal Users]] | ||
[[Category:Nightmare Users]] | [[Category:Nightmare Users]] | ||
[[Category:Summoners]] | [[Category:Summoners]] | ||
Revision as of 16:59, 26 June 2024
| “ | I-I told you before! I'm not... a kid. And trust me. If I'm the one dealing with those thieves? They'll be out cold before they have a chance to make the same mistake! | „ |
| ~ Sylvester |
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Background
Dr. Sylvester "Sylvie" Ashling is a 15-year-old psychologist who investigates interactions between epithets and the human psyche. After overhearing Indus talking about the Arsene Amulet, he stayed in the Sweet Jazz City Museum so that he could find and study it.
His epithet, "Drowsy", lulls his targets to sleep using a cloud of pollen-like dust. From there, Sylvie can bring their dreams to life. Notably, Sylvie can also use his epithet on himself, allowing him to transform into a giant Minotaur-like being called Dr. Beefton.
General Information
Name: Sylvester Ashling, Sylvie (By Molly), Mr. Yo-yo & Four Eyes (By Giovanni), Kid (By Mera)
Origin: Epithet Erased
Sex: Male
Age: 15
Classification: Inscribed, Epithet User
Species: Human
Occupation: Doctor, Therapist
Status: Alive
Alignment: Neutral Good (Though he is a jerk to Molly at first, this is due to him believing Molly and Giovanni where trying to rob the museum for the Arsene Amulet, with him trying to stop them from committing this crime. Noticed that Molly has a lot of emotional baggage on her and offers to help her with theraphy)
Codex Statistics
Key: Sylvester Ashling | Doctor Beefton
Tier: 10-B | 9-B
Cardinality: Finite
Dimensionality: 3-D
Attack Potency: Human level (Fights mainly through summons) | Wall level (Giovanni mentioned how he couldn't harm him implying that even Critical 13 wouldn't work)
Durability: Human level | Wall level
Striking Strength: Human Class | Wall Class
Lifting Strength: Regular Human | Peak Human (Casually lifted 2 bears)
Travel Speed: Regular Human | Superhuman
Combat Speed: Supersonic | Supersonic
Reaction Speed: Supersonic (Can react to Giovanni Potage who can react to Percy who danced around bullets) | Supersonic
Stamina: Above Average (Has a stamina stat of 3 putting him above Giovanni Potage and Molly Blyndeff)
Range: Standard Melee Range, Dozens of Meters with Sleep Powder (Creates his sleep powder across a museum room), Unknown with Nightmare Fuel (Can make people's dreams into reality)
Intelligence: Genius (Graduated and became a psychologist at the age of fifteen, his creativity and proficiency stats are above average allowing him to use his abilities in a variety of ways) | Genius (Has a doctorate in philosophy and modern linguistics)
Powers and Techniques
Equipment
Nothing notable.
Notable Techniques
- Drowsy: His epithet, "Drowsy", lulls his targets to sleep using a cloud of pollen-like dust. From there, Sylvie can bring their dreams to life. Notably, Sylvie can also use his epithet on himself, allowing him to transform into a giant Minotaur-like being called Dr. Beefton.
- Weird Dandruff: Golden dust fills the sky, putting anyone to sleep who breathe it in. But like normal dust, it can be blown away.
- Counting Sheep: Sylvie summons a horde of Counting Sheep that can nibble enemies and put them to sleep by jumping onto them. He can also use his sheep to form a fluffy shield to protect himself.
- Nightmare Fuel: When his opponents are groggy enough, he can bring their subconscious fears and nightmares to life. However, Nightmare Fuel doesn't do anything if the opponent has no fears, or if their fears already exist in reality.
- Dream Big: Sylvie can put himself to sleep, bringing his own dreams to life, summoning Dr. Beefton around his sleeping body to protect and fight for him. Beefton is his own entity and Sylvie does not have full control in this state. Dream Big is reverted whenever Sylvie is woken up.
Other
Standard Tactics: Sylvie will use his epithet along with attacks such as nightmare fuel and dream big to turn into Beefton if the opponent pressures him. | Beefton will charge and attack the opponent.
Weaknesses: If the person is aware of what his sleep dust can do, like regular dust it can be blown away, Nightmare Fuel doesn't do anything if the opponent has no fears, and have less affect on those who fears are their everyday reality. Dream Big can be stopped if Sylvie wakes up. | Has none of Sylvie's powers in this state. Will be reverted if Sylvie wakes up.
Theme
Battle Records
None.
None.
None.
References
- ↑ Just a question about the scene in Episode 4 where Mera is defeated. I get that it's a cartoon and all and that the impact is exaggerated for effect, but we've been told all this stuff about how fragile Mera is, and then she gets hit so hard that she flies through the air and smacks into a wall hard enough to make an indent. It seems a bit odd, even with the "broken bones" line. Some people suggest Molly dumbed down her epithet so she wasn't as fragile when Giovanni hit her, was this the case?
No it’s just a big final attack, nothing fancy about it.
Everything operates by like… JRPG video games rules in Epithet. You can get shot in the head and it just deals some damage. It’s super hard to *kill* somebody. - ↑ The characters don’t know this, but epithets exist in the Epithet Erased universe because everyone in this world speaks the exact same language. The in-universe rule is that once every member of a species speaks the same language, the words of that language begin to manifest physically because everybody understands them. This means that any word with a widely-understood meaning can become an epithet.
- ↑ A word needs to enter the collective public’s understanding before it can be an epithet. This means a word that only you and your friends use cannot be an epithet, but a slang term common across a major metropolitan area could be.
