Commission - Vile and Shampoo

A strange commission XD with two characters belonging to different things, Shampoo and Vile

Shampoo

Shampoo (シャンプー Shanpū?, Chinese: 珊璞; pinyin: Shānpú) is the champion of the Nyucheizu village. She came to Japan to kill the female Ranma after he defeated her in an annual martial arts contest since he and Genma had hungrily devoured the prize, a well-stocked banquet table, while coming upon and watching the contest. Shampoo gave Ranma the "Kiss of Death", a promise to track her down and eventually kill her. Later, after male Ranma accidentally defeated her, she gave him the "Kiss of Marriage", since the laws of her village force her to kill any female defeaters and marry male ones. Once she learned of his curse, she returned home, heartbroken.

As punishment for her failure to kill female Ranma or marry male Ranma, her great-grandmother Cologne brought her to Jusenkyo for retraining. During this training, she fell into the "Spring of Drowned Cat," making her cursed to turn into a cat, the one thing Ranma fears most, and she blames him for this status. Despite this, Shampoo is no longer fixated on wanting to kill Ranma, and now just wants to marry him. Having returned to Nerima, Tokyo, Japan, she waits tables at the Cat Cafe (Nekō Hanten), her great-grandmother's restaurant. She also sometimes delivers ramen by bicycle, occasionally running down people — particularly Ranma — on the streets and rooftops. She is actively pursued by Mousse, a childhood friend for whom she generally shows nothing but disdain.

Shampoo speaks with a simplified mode of speech, most notably rapidly switching between ignoring and using personal pronouns, because of having a limited amount of time to learn the Japanese language. She is described as "innocent and aggressive", being very affectionate and cheerful, while simultaneously being devious and forceful. Her personal motto is "obstacle is for killing," and she is more than willing to assassinate any "obstacle" in the path of a goal or just for the sake of convenience. For instance she has attempted to brainwash Ranma into loving her. She will also relentlessly bully people, or to put others, including her "groom", through sadistic and sometimes painful games for her own amusement. She has very little modesty, and attempts to use nudity to seduce Ranma in public places. She is sometimes compared to Lum Invader from Takahashi's earlier Urusei Yatsura due to the similarities in their character designs and openly clingy personalities

She has shown that she is not past hurting Ranma's other fiancees. Her plans to woo Ranma are generally more violent and devious than his other suitors.

She is highly skilled in unarmed combat, possessing considerable speed and agility. Shampoo is strong enough to casually walk through reinforced stone walls on a regular basis; in the anime she says she does this because the door takes too long. She can also efficiently use certain supernatural acupressure techniques for instant unconsciousness, temporary mind-control, or even selective memory-removal. Her weakness is her lack of durability, as she is recurrently defeated by single forceful attacks. She uses a pair of "chúi" as her primary weapons.

Her bald, bespectacled, and moustachioed, "stereotypically Chinese" father has only appeared occasionally as a background character in the manga or anime, when watching her supposed training/punishment against Cologne at Jusenkyo, or working as a cook in the restaurant. However, he did appear as the final opponent of a 1990 video game, wherein he challenged Ranma due to the perceived bad treatment of his daughter.

Shampoo is voiced by Rei Sakuma in the Japanese anime and by Cathy Weseluck in English


Vile

CV: Mugihito (JP; 2004), Hiroshi Shimozaki (JP; 2005-present), Lee Tockar (Ruby-Spears cartoon), Roger Rhodes (2004-present)

Vile (VAVA (ヴァヴァ?) in Japanese) is a recurring major villain in the Mega Man X series, and frequently reappears as a mid-game boss. He has a distinctive helmet with a T-shaped visor, similar to that of Boba Fett. Vile is introduced in Mega Man X, where he is a former Maverick Hunter now serving Sigma as his right-hand man. When he first fights X (while in his ride armor) in Mega Man X, Vile reveals the fact that he is stronger and more powerful than X and his "antiquated weapons". He and X fought, and X was almost defeated, but Zero came to his rescue by blasting the arm from Vile's ride armor. Vile escapes and vows to confront X and Zero later. When Zero later tells X that he has found Sigma's fortress, they split up. Zero and Vile meet at the fortress entrance just as X arrives. They battle (with Vile in his repaired ride armor), and by the time X confronts Vile, he has badly injured Zero. X is then again nearly defeated by Vile. Zero once again comes to the rescue, as he regains strength, jumps on Vile's back, and destroys Vile's ride armor. The resulting explosion also cut Zero in half, fatally damaging him. With Vile's ride armor destroyed, X defeats Vile and continues on into Sigma's fortress. Zero gives X his arm cannon before he dies (only if the player did not obtain arm cannon upgrade hidden in the game).

In Mega Man X3 Vile is sent along with Bit and Byte to destroy X. There is little dialogue from Bit and Byte, showing that they don't have much of a personality, unlike Vile, who even states to Dr. Doppler that he has a score to settle with X, apparently angry about being destroyed in the first installment of the Mega Man X games. In the first Mega Man X game Vile controls a large mobile carrier, and in the third Mega Man X, he uses a similar carrier, although according to Vile the carrier is the new "Goliath" model. Vile also uses a carrier in X8, but unlike in the first and third games, he switches in and out of his carrier, giving the battle a bit more variety. The first encounter with Vile in X3 takes place in what appears to be a recently abandoned factory. Vile's plan is to blow up the factory with Mega Man X still inside. This event does not have to take place, since the factory is a hidden stage. If you win the battle with Vile you will still have to escape the factory before it explodes. Even if you succeed in this battle with Vile, he will still return in the second part of Dr. Doppler's stage, unless you deal the final blow with the Spinning Blade or Ray Splasher weapon. The battle in Dr. Doppler's stage is different only because the room that you battle in is larger, and Vile has a few new moves, including shooting paralyzing sparks at you. In Viles' last words he tells X that he will haunt him till the day that he dies, then he explodes in the same way as the other bosses from X3.

Vile returns yet again In Mega Man X8, and tries to convince Mega Man X, along with Zero and Axl to "give up", whether or not he was being serious in this attempt, or just taunting X is unknown. After the last battle with X, Vile is destroyed before he can escape, leaving the last impression of Vile as dead, or so they think; for even though he doesn't show up in any other games since X8, he may still be alive, hiding somewhere. It is implied that he is hiding on the Moon, because while X was there (the moon is one of the stages) there was a brief shadow/silhouette of someone, or something, in the distance. Although it may have just been an asteroid, it was shaped a bit like Vile, indicating that he was there. X never spoke of this.

Vile is a playable character in Mega Man Maverick Hunter X, and in his version of the single-player story he is recast as a loose cannon who is freed from imprisonment by Sigma to wreak havoc (his change of allegiance is reflected in his appearance; unlike in the original Mega Man X, the symbol on his forehead is a V instead of Sigma's stylized Σ). He turns against Sigma's Mavericks, but in his final battle, instead of fighting Sigma, he confronts both X and Zero, though he ends up being destroyed in the end. In Vile mode on Maverick Hunter X, Vile gets a very large amount of weapons for his carrier, his legs and his arms. It was discovered in X mode on Maverick Hunter X that Vile uses his ride armor all the time and almost never gets off of it, which protected Vile when Zero wrestled him, so instead of destroying Vile, like Zero hoped, he only destroyed Vile's ride armor, leaving Vile himself unaffected.

He made a one-episode appearance in the 1994 Mega Man cartoon by Ruby-Spears alongside X and Spark Mandrill. In this appearance, he was surprisingly similar to his game's counterpart in terms of appearance, when compared to many of the other characters. The addition of a neck and a taller, slightly more detailed head are the main differences, although it should also be noted that whenever he is about to attack, he grabs his shoulder cannon and aims manually, unlike the games (with the exception of his Maverick Hunter X ending, which came out years after the cartoon was made). Mega Man didn't stand a chance against Vile because the shots from his arm cannon were just deflected off of Vile's armor. His personality is vastly different; in the games he is relatively crazy, possibly psychotic, but in the cartoon he is a collected character and has a deep, calm voice. He's very arrogant, often calling Mega Man "puny", and when he hears Dr. Wily come up with what he views a good plan, Vile says "not bad, for a puny human". His actual objective was to steal Lightanium rods developed by Dr. Light, which according to X were worth billions in the future, and which Sigma planned to use them to fund his war against the humans. Vile is also heavily implied to have a grudge against X, though the reasons behind their rivalry have never been explored. During the episode, Vile entered an alliance with Wily into obtaining the Lightanium rods in exchange for the Plasma energy that Wily needs to power up a new blaster weapon to conquer the world. Eventually, Mega Man and his X counterpart stop them in their paths by destroying the blaster weapon, and X pushes both Vile and Spark Mandrill back to their time while Wily and his cohorts escape the scene.

Although Vile is a recurring villain in the Mega Man X series, he is a different color in each game; purple in the first, blue in the third, and green in the eighth

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Una extraña comision XD con dos personajes que pertenecen a diferentes cosas, Shampoo y Vile

Shampoo

Su nombre se escribe Xian-pu, debido a su procedencia China, pero está pensado para que se pronuncie y signifique Shampoo. Se caracteriza por vestir ropa china, con pantalón pescador que le lllega a las rodillas y zapatos chinos. Cuando Ranma chica fue a su aldea en media en una tradiciona competencia él y su padre se comen el premio de primer lugar así que Shampoo decide darle el "beso de la muerte" que compromete matar a su oponente si llegara a vencerla, cuando llega a Japon parece que no se entero que Ranma y la chica pelirroja son la misma persona y hara lo que sea para cumplir su promesa de matar a Rnma chica . Debido a que también fue a entrenar a los estanques de Jusenkyo se convierte en gata al contacto del agua fría. Es originaria de la tribu china de Nyuchezuu, una lejana región del este de China, donde sus habitantes se llaman jokuzetsus, y vive con su Bisabuela, Cologne. Shampoo es otra de las prometidas de Ranma, porque según la tradición de las jokuzetsus debe casarse con el hombre que la derrote en combate. Trabaja en su restaurant, llamado "Neko Hanten", que significa "Café Gato".


Vile

Vile es un personaje ficticio de los videojuegos Megaman X, Megaman X3 y Megaman X8. Es un experto en diseño y manejo de transportes blindados ("Armors"). Es la mano derecha de Sigma, el villano principal de Megaman X, y además, es un arrogante que mira en menos a los oponentes contra los cuales se enfrenta.

En Megaman X, Vile es el primer Maverick contra el cual X se enfrenta. Como es típico, Vile pelea a bordo de su Armor, y gracias a ello, y a los rayos paralizantes que dispara con su cañón ubicado en uno de sus hombros, logra derrotar a X. Cuando Vile estaba a punto de darle a X el golpe de gracia, Zero, con su Z-Buster, logra dañar severamente el Armor de Vile, obligándolo a escapar en la nave que lo trajo a la Autopista.

Luego de ello, en la fortaleza de Sigma, Zero intenta derrotar a Vile, pero es Zero el derrotado, debido a las grandes mejoras que Vile le hizo a su Armor. Cuando X llega al lugar, encuentra a Zero atrapado en un campo de energía y a Vile en su Armor mejorado. A pesar de que Vile amenaza a X con destruir a Zero si no obedece sus mandatos, se enfrentan en una batalla y X es nuevamente derrotado. Pero Zero destruye el campo de energía que lo mantenía atrapado y utilizando todo su poder, se autodestruye, llevándose el Armor de Vile con él. Vile considera el acto como un "gesto patético", causando que X se enfurezca y muestra su verdadero potencial. Ahora se baten a duelo en igualdad de condiciones, pero X logra destruir a Vile con el arma "Rolling Shield", obtenida de uno de los mavericks a quienes X derrotó.

En Megaman X3, Vile es recostruído por el Dr. Doppler, con nuevos accesorios y reaparece con sed de Venganza. Cuando supo que Doppler envió a Bit y Byte a atrapar a X..."vivo si es posible", Vile intentó saldar cuentas por sí solo, pero es nuevamente derrotado por X.

En Megaman X8, la armadura de Vile cambia, en Megaman X y Megaman X3 la armadura de Vile era violeta con plateado en su manos, pies, cara y cañon de hombro. Algunos bordes de su armadura son amarillo. En cuanto en Megaman X8 su cañon de hombro, sus cables en su nuca y sus rodilleras son rojo-anaranjado, en vez de violeta la gran parte de su armadura es verde y amarillo. En su otro hombro tiene un lanza-cohetes integrado. Su "Armor", no tiene la necesidad de controlarse por alguien. La debilidad de Vile son los ataque de hielo y su "Armor" son los ataques comunes y corrientes.

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