new idea,

[Orion]

I can emphatically say, after much consideration and wringing-out of the possibilities these ideas present, and I've come to the objective conclusion that this roleplay has much potential in regards to being totally and utterly bland.

[Oblivion Fenrir]

I can emphatically say, after much consideration and wringing-out of the possibilities these ideas present, and I've come to the objective conclusion that this roleplay has much potential in regards to being totally and utterly bland.

another reason I wanted someone to help me out with it

[OmniChaos]

The thing is that this still doesn't really fit the "angel mentality", so to speak. If this were the case, I'd picture the angels trying to find some sort of alternate method (such as finding away to seal the demons away or just outright trying to wipe them out).

Also, if this were the case, why haven't they done so already? As you said, the protagonist is supposed to be one-of-a-kind, and the angels and demons are certainly strong enough to do the deed, so why haven't they already?

Furthermore, as is, there doesn't seem to be much need for the protagonist to be amnesiac. Now, should the protagonist turn out to be, say, the Antichrist or something and reaches this revelation at the end of the roleplay, then I would say making him amnesiac would be wonderful, especially if he never actually fully recovers his memory. But as for this, the only way I could see the protagonist having amnesia as a must would be either:

A) If the world was already being torn apart.

or

B) If, say, the demons were ruling the human world.

However, the down-side to both of these is that both plot directions take too much away from the central point: the recovery of the protagonist's memories.

[Oblivion Fenrir]

Another thing karma's a beotch, the angels hate the demons guts to the end... their goals on both ends is to make sure the protagonist doesn't suceed so they can split the two realms apart again, it's similar to the forbidden kingdom between Liu Yan and the monk, they both teach Jason, but they hate each other's principles.
in this RP's case, killing the protagonist is one thing they must do because if they don't, it could mean the end of both their worlds.

[KHProdigy1]

I kinda like Insincerity though.

You need more of a base dude. Theres little to nothing to really flesh out without something to stand on aside from just an idea minus a world. If you have world mapped first, then the ideas just come in on their own naturally.