Hey guys! Recently I came across a comment made by @Kira in another thread; in this comment they compared each of the rarities in Disney Heroes to RPG monsters. Here’s the part of the comment in question:
This seemed like a really cool way to look at the rarities, and I started thinking about how it’d turn out if I did the same thing with other games…and so this idea was born!
To make your own version of Disney Heroes Rarities Portrayed by Other Video Games, you just have to follow these steps:
- Start by identifying which game (or game series) you’ll be using
- For each of the seven rarities, name an enemy that you think fits that rarity (you can also include a little description for each enemy type if you want - this is highly recommended if you’re using a game that isn’t all that well-known)
And that’s all there is to it - simple and fun! I’ll start, using Epic Battle Fantasy as my game of choice (for those who’ve never heard of it, Epic Battle Fantasy is a series of turn-based RPGs that were originally created as free browser games, but have been remastered and rereleased on Steam in more recent years).
Disney Heroes Rarities Portrayed by Epic Battle Fantasy
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White: Slimes (these need no introduction; by tradition, Slimes are one of the weakest enemy types in the series)
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Green: Cats (small anthropomorphic cats that aren’t much stronger than Slimes, but can use a variety of weapons to attack your party with)
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Blue: Sprites (magical creatures that attack with elemental spells and can inflict mildly annoying status effects)
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Purple: Golems (hulking stone monsters that use hard-hitting physical attacks and take a while to kill)
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Orange: Defenders (big tank robots that are heavily armored and can bombard your party with attacks from their machine guns, artillery cannons, and other weaponry)
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Red: Monoliths (huge stone slabs that have a ton of health and can use really potent magic attacks)
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Yellow: Dragons and Hydras (the two strongest enemy types in the series to date - both Dragons and Hydras are insanely powerful beasts that toe the line between high-tier enemies and minibosses; the only difference between the two is that Dragons are single units, while Hydras have multiple heads which can buff each other and each have their own separate health bar)
And here’s a template - just copy and paste, then fill in the blanks!
Disney Heroes Rarities Portrayed by (Name of game or series)
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White: (Enemy name)
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Green: (Enemy name)
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Blue: (Enemy name)
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Purple: (Enemy name)
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Orange: (Enemy name)
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Red: (Enemy name)
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Yellow: (Enemy name)