KhaosOmega

KhaosOmega, or Khaos for short, is the pen name, on fanfiction.net, of the creator of the Amethyst Angel Adventures series. Most of the series' main action is depicted in stories written by Khaos, the majority of which have the series' titular header starting off their titles.

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The only things in-universe known about Khaos are the love of both long hair and high heels (the latter much more prominent to the point several pairs from his world appear a lot, complete with many girls permanently locked into such pairs). Other than that, nothing else is known.

Trivia

 * Most of KhaosOmega's characters (from the GX system's 'Main World') are technically based on people within three school years of Khaos (3 years because of XQ agent 05), a good majority of whom were in Khaos's year at Penn Yan Academy.  Notable exceptions to the three-year main gap are versions of professional wrestlers and Keiko Brazie, based on Keiko from the Queen Bee graphic novel.  (Only Katey Brazie is technically a true Khaos-created character, despite her and her identical twin sister being based on the same classmate of Khaos's with the older twin's name)
 * Certain elements of KhaosOmega's works are based on real events that happened to Khaos.  Such events include Camp Onseyawa (where Khaos met the inspirations for XQ agents 9, 12, 128, and 174, along with his two notable age mix-ups (one concerning his one year late start and the other responsible for Max Yaran's agent number of 12)) and Cody Newkirk (the inspiration of agent 80) introducing Khaos to the work of ventriloquist Jeff Dunham.
 * Only a few of Khaos's characters (mostly male due to drawing style) have appeared in a few pictures Khaos drew himself; the pictures are notable for inspiring some of Khaos's works, plus his self-based character becoming the series' Jet Brazie and Hollie Brazie being drawn with what would become her signature hairstyle.  Two of the reasons for his drawings featuring mostly male agents are the "feet pointing away" positioning, where drawing high heel sandals for females is easiest when the heels are wedges, thus making females in wedge heels just as easy to draw as males in general; most female agents who do have heels only have the harder-to-draw heel types, and those who don't have flats or flip-flops preferences, and the ease drawing a character in pants is compared to one in a skirt (he has drawn Princess Peach in her main outfit successfully, but by taking advantage of the fact her main outfit has her in a floor-length dress).  (Hollie was one of those high heel-possessing females who actually possessed some wedge heel sandals, the pair Khaos's pictures usually put her in becoming part of her character's arsenal - as her 'signature' wedges - and with a unique addition providing a bit of backstory on her speed and Solid Transparency skills)
 * One Harry Potter fanfiction Khaos came across introduced Soul Bonds to the Amethyst Angel Adventures series, as Anise and her Team Vexus rival Nella Jay are both linked in the two strongest Soul Bonds ever recorded in the chronology; Nella's bond, second strongest, was a lesbian bond triggered by an early acceleration via Stacy Morneau (a platform heel specialist who had worked with Anise before), while the number one strongest ever bond between Anise and Jet is listed as a super-rare Level 4-Omega Delta Advanced multiple Soul Bond (Anise, the Bond's primary Alpha, and nine other girls in the bond are meant to gain the ability to create customized duplicates). Khaos also takes the Soul Bond idea to another level, by adding rare variants of the 4-Omega, Jet himself getting the rarest such one.
 * It has later been expanded even further, as Jet got multiple different harems in the same Bond, and some female operatives have lesbian harems of their own. Anise, Jet's Alpha, was the first to form her own lesbian harem.
 * Some of Khaos's "Other World" characters would be different from their mainstream variants; examples include Pokemon Colosseum Cipher Peon Ston being one half of the top-ranked duo on the government-created 'Rape Squad Alpha', ZK3 member Rochelle being based on Princess Peach of the Mario franchise without the whole Princess part of the equation, and most of the twenty-three Angel Squadron members (Anise not among them) going by different names than their mainstream versions (five of them maintain one of their original mainstream names (first names for 2, 4, and 59, while 1 and 6 keep their mainstream last names).
 * In the later-dated installments the Jet Brazie character is often seen with very long hair, and throughout the series proper Jet appears multiple times in women's shoes (mostly high heels); this is due to Khaos having a liking for long hair and a love for women's shoes, especially heels, despite being male.  The cause for Jet appearing like this is Jet's acquisition of a Khaos-created Power Suit variant while wearing heels (a move that rendered Jet dual-gendered). During SIgma Zeo Jet adds a choker to his standard look, as Anise, his teammate in the competition, wears one herself (the chokers are identical save for the embedded gemstones, as Jet's has sapphires while the ones on the choker Anise wears are amethysts), cyan eyeshadow is added not long after Sigma Zeo, coinciding with a permanent shift to women's shoes outside an active illusion, and during Cyan Star Zenon Jet adds four pairs of earrings to his ears (an addition made upon upgrading scouters to an XF-DB5 model following the original XF-ZR1's destruction via Domino-fired ki blast following a Solar Flare (Jet became a Nova Legend God because of it, though his dual-gender status gave the form the mandatory heels its female variant has, and he calmed down quicker as he had an excuse to go the upgrade in the first place, leading to Domino redeeming herself in 2177).  Also, most of the women's shoes that appear on various female agents (and Jet) are pairs those agents' inspirations owned at some point or a pair Khaos saw online (including the signature shoes of two Anise duplicates (Anastasia Brayton and Kionna Madison) and Jasmine Levesque (a rare case in which a mainstream Bond doesn't activate until after the affected two have sex, often with a timing requirement that ends with the girl getting pregnant such as with this case (a piece of XQ technology Jasmine acquired allowed her to monitor the cycle responsible for the timing requirement in question, enabling the girl (a prostitute who didn't dress like the typical one, and with a famous affinity for what's dubbed the 'Bloodaxe combination') to time any random sex she has as either vaginal (the sex maneuver that results in pregnancy) or anal based on her current position in the monitored cycle, avoiding vaginal sex in the stretch of the cycle dubbed the 'Danger Zone' until locating Jet (Jasmine was aware she and Jet were linked as part of his Level 4-Omega Delta Advanced multiple Soul Bond, and after completing it successfully managed to completely drain Jet's sexual endurance (due to the activation of the bond someone's stamina consumption rate was affected, either Jet's stamina lasting longer than normal or Jasmine consuming hers faster than her normal rate, as Jasmine passed out only five seconds after Jet did))))).
 * Khaos made a few changes to make Jet's initial main appearance like that seen in the first few installments of the chronology.  Jet originally started out with normal hair, no eyewear whatsoever, and his main insignia depicted an R in an octagon; his actual base form look reveals three vertically-aligned green spikes in the back of his hair, he wears a scouter over his left eye regardless of form, and his insignia is a J inside a star (on his main Mario Bros.-based cap in normal form and on his right pantleg (the site of the other males' agent numbers) in a transformed state (mostly Super Saiyan 3, where his hair's spikes aren't drawn due to the new 5 in X formation alignment)).  The frequent Super Saiyan 3 depictions of his self-based character led to Jet's running gag of often leaving one of his first three Super Saiyan forms online, which mainly Anise points out (he beat her to the gag's punch line in chapter 3 of Amethyst Angel Adventures: Colosseum, and an instance where Anise deployed the running gag with Jet in his Ultimate form resulted in the two getting swarmed by fans). Jet is so notorious at this that when he isn't the one who forgets to revert from a transformation (as seen in Shantae: Nightmare Chaos when Sky does this) he states that on that occasion it wasn't him.
 * In most stories Khaos often tries to avoid expletives, mainly bleeping them out (by either retconning the line in question to have the character actually say 'bleeping' or, as seen in Nella's rant in Falcon's Shadow chapter 7, deploying the bleep noise to cover any expletives) or replacing the core letters of the expletives with asterisks.  However, Khaos WILL occasionally place an uncensored expletive in one of his stories whenever a scene calls for it (an example being Anise's reaction to Jet using an RPG in Sigma Zeo round fifteen to kill three zombies Peach had spawned in LCPD gear and a GTA IV cop car in one shot, repeating, word for word (and subsequently blaming former prostitute Rosa Copeland when Peach realizes the expletive two words in near the chapter's end), Michael Jones' first two lines in Cops and Crooks Part 1's fifth round after Ray took out all three members of Team Gents the same way).  The actually saying 'bleeping' part has also been known as the source of another running gag in the Amethyst Angel Adventures series; by saying it as part of Ken Harrelson's "You gotta be bleepin' me" Hawkism, something rather hilarious happens (Wakin took an RKO from Jasmine Mazaki, not wielding a Snag Machine at the time, in Colosseum, and, in Georgia's Laverre Experience after the titular character says it upon realizing a code she heard Jet say through her headset is old cellphone text code for Opelucid CIty (where Georgia's rival Iris goes), Jet promptly yells at Gavin of Achievement Hunter for team-killing Georgia a la Tucker yelling at Caboose for team-killing Church eight episodes into Red Vs. Blue (minus the ending expletive)).
 * Some characters Khaos creates look far different from their mainstream variants (key notables are Rochelle starting out in an all-pink travel outfit (shirt, sweatpants, and sneakers) before adopting an Anzu Mazaki-based one upon joining XQ (yellow tank top, with an amethyst gemstone in a flame-shaped setting near the breasts, under a worn open pink jacket, with a red miniskirt, white thigh high socks, and platform sandals (initially pink, changed to amethyst after a failed rape stop, and increased from three inches to five after going Super Saiyan 4, which also changed her hairstyle to Hollie's and added amethyst highlights)), Kiara Brazie having Hollie's signature hairstyle instead of Clochette's upwards style, and Anise's multiple different outfits never fully replicating her mainstream Rune Angel look (her Angel jacket is retired altogether, replaced by one with 5 gold stars on it as a reference to her new rank of Commander (the Call of Duty multiplayer Commander rank, more specifically), while the top and pants frequently appear and the sandals have a noted appearance in Psi Mu Omega chapter 7)). The Anise aspect of this was later revealed to have been taken up to eleven with 'Angelic Prelude', revealing Anise to actually be so busty in her true form she's on the borderline of being eternally topless, with some seriously revealing outfits (complete with tons of extreme high heels), a seriously fetishistic mind, and even heavily addicted to drugs and alcohol (the latter at a level even known notorious alcoholic Angel Forte would be jealous at) mainly due to being one of an insanely rare few to have an organ in her body that actually lets her be so addicted and become even stronger because of it.
 * Khaos's characters often have traits stemming from multiple mainstream franchises (Instant Transmmission, ki control (mostly offensive, including the Anise-created Chrono series), and Super Saiyan transformations (albeit on a much larger system) from Dragon Ball Z, Jet's main cap having a Mario Bros. basis, Jet and his elder two younger siblings havine spike formations in their hair responsible for their Babylon Rogue-based names (Wave is closest to her Mobian namesake, as Storm's spikes are orange instead of gray for "showing his young age" and Jet only has three spikes instead of the full mohawk to accomodate for the various baseball caps he wears in his base form) along with the Zelinoss, Zelic, Zenver, and Zojo Mobian forms, originating from Sonic the Hedgehog, Kiara's title of "Maiden of the Void" causing her affinity sword to trigger any transformation beginning with the Nova Legend state to variate like it did in Samurai Angel (the title is fitting as she is the GX Clochette, who possesses the same title in Musashi: Samurai Legend), elemental powers reminiscent of Avatar: The Last Airbender's element benders (to a more advanced degree, as the attacks can be harmlessly absorbed as well as cast; Hollie's rainbow powers cause a unique variation of her Rainbow Saiyan form when the form's name and those powers react to one of her princess-themed nicknames (the other one reacted with the seventh and final Crystal Star in Amethyst Angel Adventures: 1000 to trigger the first true non-form-related transformation variation (Jade had actually been the first to unveil a variation to a form, but she was in her intimate persona's form when she did so))), and, as seen in Quad Storm in the XQ group's aerial entrance, the propellor effect on Anise's hairband's flowers and the jet engine effect on the hair clips behind them are reminiscent on those same effects on Moon Angels Milfeulle Sakuraba's hair accessories and those very same hair clips worn by Ranpha).
 * Khaos has a tendency to play favorites in his stories (and an idea he pitched to WitChan concerning Kart Racer, Sigma Zeo's prequel): anything competition-wise using Mario characters has Peach habitually last place (often failing to even finish) while Luigi, Waluigi, and Rosalina are perennial front-runners (a noted example of Peach not being classified last place is The Mole: Sabotage Central, but due to her being the Mole, which she accidentally reveals to one of the two eventual winners, White Mage-based Kionna Sakuraba; had she not been the Mole she'd've been the first one out; also notable is Rochelle, who is based on Peach, seems immune to Khaos' Peach-in-last-place habit).  Pokemon characters also seem to be subject to Khaos favoritism (Jasmine is a perennial front-runner, mostly in her ankle-strapped Generation II sandals for further domination (since they don't affect her maximum speed as much as the Gen. IV pair, which lacks them, does), while Ursula frequently gets some sort of horrible luck).  "Khaos favoritism" also seems to apply to the Harry Potter Quidditch World Cup video game, as five teams (all four Hogwarts houses, plus the Japanese national team, have a "Main Goal Scorer" Khaos tries to maximize their scores with, in the forms of Katie Bell, Heidi Macavoy, Jeremy Stretton, Adrian Pucey, and Noriyuki Sato (the four Hogwarts houses, in alphabetical order, and the Japanese team respectively)).
 * Khaos is a big fan of racing and first-person shooters (mostly ones using real-world weapons), hence the codename system of the members of the Absalon Neos force (Jet Brazie himself uses the NeosZ07 name (which is also both his and Khaos's XBOX Live gamertags), stemming from one of four potential names the eventual Chevrolet Corvette C6 ZR1 (the name inspiration for XQ's first scouter model, whose engine provided that for another scouter eight official models later) could've gone by, with the codenames being one letter followed by whatever amount of digits (applying from both vehicles and weapons; Rochelle's duplicate system only uses the vehicles side of the scheme).  However, "Khaos favoritism" seems to apply here as well, as most of Khaos's races have him either playing as Jeff Gordon, his favorite NASCAR driver (in NASCAR games), or racing in a Corvette (most notable in the Need For Speed series and Forza Motorsport series), while his FPS games see him use most preferably a P90. Khaos prefers to go with full-auto close range weapons, as he is relatively bad at sniping (understandable as in most cases he's trying to hit a moving target, which is much easier with his preferred full-auto weapons)
 * Some "Khaosisms" seem to originate from actual types of media Khaos came across (when watching baseball games, a strikeout sees him use Ken Harrelson's strikeout call, often either referring to the strikeout victim as a sitting duck or saying they stood still like a dead fish (originating from a Phineas and Ferb episode) on a looking strikeout, depending on baserunner situation; occasionally tells an opponent Call of Duty player "You look like a tree!" due to their ghillie suit, as Gavin did in a Call of Duty Ghosts Let's Play after a ghillie suit-clad Geoff killed him in-game; says "That's a spawn" on respawning in an odd place (once yelling "BAD SPAWN!" after dying in a Modern Warfare 2 team match and respawning in an enemy chopper gunner's crosshairs like Geoff had in Cops and Crooks Part 1 round four after being killed by Michael, respawning in front of him as teammate Ryan drove by, and being run over by Michael (which he survived)); saying "Wham, bam, count 'em!" whenever winning a game of Skip-Bo in a reference to the tagline of the 1972 cartoon 'The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan' "Wham bam, somebody's in a jam!" (preceded by a "You can't see me" taunt and finishing in "Edge pose"); and, during Call of Duty games when he's mainly trying to knife enemies, says "(whatever weapon he was killed by) beats knife." as Geoff had tried to melee Ray in the last of five matches from the same Call of Duty Ghosts Let's Play where "You look like a tree!" came from and got shotgunned by Ray).  Khaos also mainly refers to someone's head as their "coconut", someone in the water as being "in the drink", and a car that flipped over onto its roof as being "on its lid".
 * The only references to alcohol Khaos makes in his stories actually come in soda form (as the drink in question is root beer); this is due to Khaos's favorite soda being root beer, which he applied to Jet. This is later changed due to a few characters, including Neo of Series 2246X (a fan comic inspired one where Neo is forcibly converted after smoking one of her deceased friend Roman Torchwick's cigars - which a Last One Bonus-empowered Ursula infused, along with Roman's cane and bowler hat (both of which Neo found before then), with Genisys energy).
 * Most shockingly a part of the change is the titular Anise herself; due to an organ actually making her stronger from the negative effects of them (which the organ converts into energy FOR the power boost) combined with an ability to compress time Anise, at 15, has extreme addictions to drugs and alcohol (both started before she turned 10 when the then-believed loss of her biological parents really hit her hard, and only because she already knew she had that insanely rare organ beforehand).
 * Jet is described as being a cat person, resulting from an incident at age 5 when he tried to outrun a big dog and suffered a bad scratch to his left side when it turned out the dog was faster; this is helpful in 'RWBY: Super Rainbow' as one of four Rainbow Angel hopefuls is a cat Faunus. The incident is real, as Khaos himself experienced it.