The Star Dragon Speaks [General MZDM Comic Discussion]

Until that disasterous Big Brother chat I saw recently, I would've voted Pigham. This is assuming a presidential position is in question.

So as a more level headed choice, I'd vote Wendy. She seems to be the only one who really has it together out of the thirteen now. Maybe Mu or Zen as vice president.

Why not the others for prez?

Pigham: Though intelligent, his lurid social side and overwhelming obsessions would make for a poor presidential choice. His reign would be constant scandals and cover ups. I see him as the new Nixon. Pigham should not be involved in power at all, but I can see him greedily holding onto a senator position.

Zen-Dao: He's not dumb by any degree, but Zen's got a lot to learn in life still. Mostly about himself. His intuition seems very good at times but when his confidence is broken he's got nothing. Also, he has something of a wandering eye making him more akin to a Kennedy way of things. Maybe as a vice president.

Quacky: Too young! Too excitable! Too much to learn. Quacky wants without being able to really handle things like responsibility. Give Quacky sprites, not presidential nominations. Or maybe he walks the presidential dog/cat.

Bruno: I'm not under the impression he'd even be interested in such a demanding high import life. I think he'd rather enjoy life than try to rule it. But who knows? We've never had a very laid back down to earth president, which is sort of how I imagine he could be. Although not of the 13, Cruiser would be a good vice president for him.

Hollis: Church and state need to stay SEPERATE. He might make for a good classic style upstanding law man, but I think we've gotten a good taste of religion in the whitehouse. Such 'good intentions' become quick oppression. He could run up an ethics committee or law enforcement bureau, but not work with the FCC.

Val: Mercurial, whimsical, hotheaded, and powerful. She might make for an interesting president, but she's shown she loses control of herself and while powerful, sometimes lacks the discipline that even Zen Dao occasionally shows. She might make a good vice president though, if she could tolerate being second banana for any length.

Mu: Mu doesn't care about anything. He's completely ill fitting for anything beyond an advisory position. And you can't bully other nations to agree with your insight by 'thwapping' their leaders over the head. As vice president, one would hope he'd just run things with a detached hand for a short time til the next election.

Sevrin: Sevrin's a lapdog, not a leader. Further, he's about violence and not much else. Sevrin's better as secret security.

El Roar: Too scheming and behind the scenes, the kind who would run an underground shadow government for his own gain like some Illuminati wannabe. Forced into the spotlight, I'd say head of CIA is more his position, or Secretary of Defense.

Waldo: I imagine Waldo's reign as being with an intensely weak foreign policy, with an administration being ruled from under him. He lacks leadership material, and doesn't really belong in power positions that focus much on him to deal with others.

Furilius: On the basis he knows pretty much everything when he needs to, he could be very good, save his interest is so financially absorbed, while we might enjoy a better economy and job market, one can't be assured of his decisions being entirely beneficial, or that he wouldn't make jobs overseas to be cost effective. Furilius would do well in a trade commission, where he could focus on his merchant skills.

Manchia: Manchia doesn't belong in power at all, despite any pretensions he has. He'd run the place into the ground for a good laugh, kick backs, and a little intern action. I think the best he could pull is something like Oliver North. Beyond that, working as a spy for the CIA.