Inspiration Discussion: Growth Subject

[ProfessorMishap]

Unwilling, uncontrolled, gentle heroes who get better as they work.

[BlazingBarrager]

Originally Posted by LinkG07

Unwilling, uncontrolled, gentle heroes who get better as they work.

This. I'm not a big fan of destruction types unless said GTS is fighting against something else. Giant animal, robot, another GTS, the works.

But yeah generally the unwilling and terrified as well as what Link just said is what I prefer.

[Linear]

You can't go wrong with the gentle, caring girl who realizes they can use their size to become a cuddly guardian/protector, who keeps having growth spurts from time to time. Or if you like to make it even better; willingly keeps making herself bigger in order to take care of more things.

Although it has to be said, there's something about carefree, giant ara aras who see growth as a bit of harmless fun.

[RedJack]

The unwilling and terrified subject who just wants it to stop?

That, THAT, AND THAT!!! I mean really, I'm so sick of the whole, Oh I grew now I am going to destroy everything for no reason what so ever... Now that isn't to say I don't like seeing a giant girl destroy a city like Godzilla, but come on, there isn't enough nice girl suddenly grows and she wants it to stop scenario. Too much of this Kick, Stomp, Crush, and Chew scenario :/ GTS is much more of this and deserves more of the innocent play. If you like the mean plot and the likes, then that's fine. But some of us like a little more realism and not a plot that has been WAY too over done. Just my thoughts.

[Tezado432]

Originally Posted by Linear

You can't go wrong with the gentle, caring girl who realizes they can use their size to become a cuddly guardian/protector, who keeps having growth spurts from time to time. Or if you like to make it even better; willingly keeps making herself bigger in order to take care of more things.

Although it has to be said, there's something about carefree, giant ara aras who see growth as a bit of harmless fun.

Same here. I like it when they're gentle and caring, and see their size as a good thing.