Ganonron was liberating those worlds.

[delguidance]

Sure maybe he was evil, but no one ever said what he did once he conquered those other worlds by teleporting armies onto them. Maybe they experience Pax Ganonronica once united under a strong central power. Maybe joining Ganonron's forces gave some poor kids the chance they needed to get a good education.

:smallbiggrin:

[Theodoriph]

Sure maybe he was evil, but no one ever said what he did once he conquered those other worlds by teleporting armies onto them. Maybe they experience Pax Ganonronica once united under a strong central power. Maybe joining Ganonron's forces gave some poor kids the chance they needed to get a good education.

:smallbiggrin:



I think his other title "terror of a thousand planes" gives some idea of how well his subjects were treated. :smalltongue: His comments to V also provide a strong hint.

Also, if Ganonron were "liberating those worlds" and treating his subjects well, he wouldn't be evil. :smalltongue:

[[TS] Shadow]

Yeah, liberation...cause a Lawful Evil person would free a bunch of people without getting something in return.

I wouldn't be surprised if he conquered a civilization that oppressed it's subjects, but that doesn't mean that Ganonron was a great ruler either.

[Theodoriph]

As an aside, you seem to have some serious misconceptions about what life in ancient Rome was like for the average person. :smalltongue:

[JJ48]

Shadow;6038988']Yeah, liberation...cause a Lawful Evil person would free a bunch of people without getting something in return.

I wouldn't be surprised if he conquered a civilization that oppressed it's subjects, but that doesn't mean that Ganonron was a great ruler either.

Well, not to say he WASN'T cruel, but just because he's Lawful Evil doesn't automatically mean slavery and oppression. I mean, as long as the population isn't challenging your rule, it's in the best interest of even Evil rulers to try to keep the masses happy and content This doesn't mean he needs to give them absolute freedom, or anything, but just because someone's powerful and Evil doesn't mean he can't be subtle and cunning as well.

(Though admittedly, the title "terror of a thousand planes" makes this theory rather unlikely for Ganonron, specifically.)

[Nimrod's Son]

Enough is enough! I've had it with these gosh-darned terrors on this gosh-darned plane!

[Cracklord]

I agree. He was liberating them.

[Nimrod's Son]

Say what you will, but before Ganonron arrived, many a man was executed for wearing a headband that kinda clashed with the rest of his outfit.

[tKircher]

Doesn't mean they aren't better off now than before.

And remember, Lawful Evil tends to create dystopian environments, which tend to be rather peaceful and pleasant places to live (unless you have a brain). So i would hazard a guess that Ganonron did liberate them, just not in the conventional sense.


But then, i'm judging this based on the freely available comics, an alignment, and my interpretation of both. So, i'm probably wrong.

[Cúchulainn]

Say what you will, but before Ganonron arrived, many a man was executed for wearing a headband that kinda clashed with the rest of his outfit.

Viva la revolución!

[Cracklord]

I was going to say that. So instead I'll say this:
Proletarier aller Länder, vereinigt euch!

[Ziren]

Sure he was liberating those worlds. Just like I'm liberating three continents of my choice in risk :smallamused:

[Cracklord]

Sure he was liberating those worlds. Just like I'm liberating three continents of my choice in risk :smallamused:
Well, I am when I play. They all want me to rule them, they're just to shy to ask. Really I am doing them a favor. They'd thank me if they had the chance

[Trixie]

Well, technically, every big nation is a terror to those outside its borders, be it Rome or British empire :smallamused:

Just look at the first example here (http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WhatHaveYouDoneForMeLately) :smalltongue: