“Oh, yeah. Hi. Yeah, well, there are many game series nowadays, y'know. In particular, one series that stands out in my mind is That One Series With a Long and Uninteresting Name That I Do Not Wish to Remember. It enjoy it very much because it is very uninteresting and utterly dull. One of the things I wish to remember about this series is that it is utterly dull and very uninteresting. Oh, did I mention that it is utterly uninteresting and very dull? Anyways, I should stop being so redundant and I should stop saying things over and over again. Anyways, I should stop being so redundant and I should stop saying things over and over again. Oh yeah, this series is absolutely exciting. I mean, it's about... stuff, and those people who have quite a bit of interesting times. I mean, how could that not be completely divertido, man? Seriously, who wouldn't want a series about multiple stories only loosely connected by recurring characters? This guy may get a lot of praise, but really, without me in it, it would probably suck, meaning it would be having a large quantity of boring-ness. Honestly, I'm really quite grand. I am the key to the success of the series in general. In fact, most of the games without me in them are really boring. Well, not really, but they would be better if I was in them. Sooner or later a game is gonna flop, y'know, and that's because I'm not going to be in it. Those guys are really skating on thin ice.Sooner or later they are going to regret it just because they can't pay attention to my ideas to improve the series. For example, I had this great idea for being the main villain of Fissure, but they were like "noooo!" Another great I had was to be in Tragedy, and it took like six hours to convince them to let me in. I really don't know why they were so reluctant. The only explanation they gave was that I would break character and ruin the game because I have a short attention span. Pfft, short attention span, yeah right, I remember one of times I saved the day with my paying-attention-to-detail-ness, it was when—whoa! Did you just see that? That was amazing! It's totally and utterly—oh, you didn't see it. Well, let me describe it to you, it was... well... You kinda have to see it yourself, sorry. I wasn't really paying that much attention to it, you see. Anyways, what was I talking about? Oh yes, I was in the middle of saying how great I—oh, here comes that man, so I should probably leave now. Hmm, where is that "save page" button? Oh, here it—”
That One Series With a Long and Uninteresting Name That I Do Not Wish to Remember (also known as simply the Unten series due to the long name) is a popular series of games, and the first (and most important) series on Fantendo. Ownership of the games in this series is pending.
Games:
Original
(In chronological order)
- Doomuli
- Fissure
- Underground
- Tragedy
- Unten
- The Final Strike
- Mistaken Time
- That One Game With a Short and Interesting Name That I Do Wish to Remember/Unten 9
Prodigy (canon reboot)
In 2014, a reboot of That One Series With a Long and Uninteresting Name was developed by Exotoro. Eventually these reboots became the new canon. More info can be found on its page.
(In chronological order)
Raiders (spinoff/reboot)
A series created in 2015 after Monstermanchego played too much Borderlands. It is both a reboot and a spinoff, being set in a non-canon series of events and starring new characters.
New original series (reboot)
(In chronological order)
- Undo-able: Unten Eleven (possibly)
Major Characters (Old Series)
- Unten - The main character and hero of the series. He was found by Dongorio as an infant and joined the tribe. After Doomulus Grime splits Zeon in half, Unten goes on a journey to defeat him.
- Zerita - Unten's mysterious sidekick.
- Chief Dongorio - The leader of the Baraenion Tribe, who adopted Unten after finding him as an infant. He's one of Unten's allies.
- Mondo - The "village idiot" of the Baraenion Tribe. A strange title, considering is status as the Chief's son. He is one of Unten's childhood friends, but that's about it.
- Doomulus Grime - Originally named Doomulus Nine, this nefarious schemer plots to suck up all of the energy and minerals in Zeon's fertile soil for later fiendish plans.
- Netnu - A villain who is completely the opposite of Unten. Although his real name is Kaio, he changed his name to a reversed name of Unten.
- Darkness - A malevolent wizard who has some kind of connection to Unten. He is the main antagionist of Unten.
- Master Mortua - The man who trained Zerita. Three years before Mistaken Time, he fought against the Doomuli Organization.
- Doomulus Slice - Originally named Doomulus Five, he is an evil robot sent to Zeon to destroy Master Mortua. He is the main antagonist of Mistaken Time.
- Plum - A Beorn who is in search of ways to revive her dead species, no matter what the cost. Despite being forced to cross swords frequently, she and Unten get along like brother and sister.
Major Characters (Raiders)
- Unten - About as close to a main character as Raiders gets; Unten is a calm young Beorn who was raised by Dongorio and the Baraenion Tribe as one of their own. As such, he is personally very close to Zeon, having been raised there.
- Zerita - A quirky and mysterious Catonea whose personality is constantly cycling through different traits, with only one trait being completely constant - she is quite withdrawn and mysterious, with few friends aside from Unten, Ridge, and Piper.
- Ridge - A professional gambler from off-world who is always looking to make an easy profit. Fortunately for the heroes, he sees taking down Doomulus as rewarding enough to fight at their side. A cheater at heart, Ridge isn't afraid to fight dirty.
- Piper - A friendly and once-pacifistic cleric/healer whose former home was burned down by raiders. After that little event, she decided that pacifism was definitely lost on them and decided to spread peace in her own unique (and bloody) way.
- Plum - A wandering Beorn who was raised on memories of the legends of her former race. This upbringing led to her becoming enraptured with their civilization and determined to find some way to revive the Beorns that the Doomulus Corporation killed.
- Nicolas - The result of an unknown corporation tampering with the genetic and physical build of the former leader of a band of Raiders; Nicolas became a living battery, a freak among men. He escaped, and is now a wandering mercenary.
- Naira - A young woman with a pale complexion and a grim outlook. She claims that she has stared down Death and lived, which resulted in her gaining her unnatural powers over the human soul. And nobody really dares to question her story.
- Krox - A project of the Doomulus Corporation, meant to be the ultimate soldier. If only they hadn't taken all of their data from some overhyped FPS. Krox went rogue on his first mission, more intent on getting kills than completing tasks.
- Kaio - A Beorn who escaped his world's destruction by stowing away on one of the ships responsible. After some mind-altering radiation and a massacre of everyone aboard, he put himself into hypersleep; years later, the ship crashes on Zeon...
- Lina - A monster with a human mind. Lina tries not to hurt people as much as she can, doing so only to protect herself. But she has found that, when she is made angry enough, the monster takes over and commences a slaughter of all in sight.
- Tengu - A Catonea assassin who sustains himself purely on the blood of his victims. Despite such a diet sounding completely loony, Tengu is actually surprisingly sane. Heck, compared to a lot of the other murderers, he's really polite!
- Polli - A happy-go-lucky holographic interface developed by the Doomulus Corporation before being rescued and turned against it by Unten. But being jealous of him and the others, she nabs upgrades that allow her to join the adventure.
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