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Old Flames, New Sparks

**Old Flames, New Sparks** is the sixteenth episode of Season 4 of Chicago Med.

## Summary

Natalie and Will grow further apart. Dr. Charles struggles to come to terms with his feelings toward his ex-wife. The personal issues between Dr. Rhodes and Dr. Bekker continue to cause problems at the hospital.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Nick Gehlfuss as Dr. Will Halstead
* Yaya DaCosta as April Sexton
* Torrey DeVitto as Dr. Natalie Manning
* Colin Donnell as Dr. Connor Rhodes
* Brian Tee as Dr. Ethan Choi
* Marlyne Barrett as Maggie Lockwood
* Norma Kuhling as Dr. Ava Bekker
* S. Epatha Merkerson as Sharon Goodwin
* Oliver Platt as Dr. Daniel Charles

### Recurring Cast

* Mekia Cox as Robin Charles
* Ian Harding as Phillip Davis
* Cynthia Addai-Robinson as Dr. Vicky Glass
* Anna Enger Ritch as Agent Ingrid Lee
* Paula Newsome as Caroline Charles
* Mia Park as Nurse Beth
* LaShawn Hazelwood as Nurse La'Shawn
* Ava Lange as Nurse Lucy
* Jeremy Shouldis as Dr. Marty Peterson
* Puja Mohindra as Dr. Heather Singh
* Arvin Jalandoon as Dr. Paul Deakins

### Guest Cast

* Lauren Sharpe as Emma Patterson
* Paxton Singleton as Thomas Kramer
* Aidan McGraw as Gavin Kramer
* Brian Boland as Joseph Kramer
* Christie Lynn Smith as Lisa Kramer
* Amanda Rivera as Shelly Patterson
* Renata Walsh as Realtor
Samantha Zanetti

**Dr. Samantha "Sam" Zanetti** is a former Attending Physician in Trauma Surgery at Gaffney Chicago Medical Center. She was portrayed by Julie Berman.

## Season One

Her first appearance on the show was the episode "Fallback", where she was the Trauma Attending on call.

She had a brief romantic involvement with Connor Rhodes.

She left *Gaffney* to become head of trauma at Johns Hopkins University.
Theseus' Ship

**Theseus' Ship** is the thirteenth episode of Season 2 of Chicago Med.

## Summary

Dr. Manning treats a young cancer patient whose father has not been filling his chemotherapy prescription. Dr. Choi, Dr. Charles, and Dr. Reese treat a woman who has an unusual personality disorder, while Dr. Halstead and Dr. Robin Charles try to tend to a woman who refuses treatment. Dr. Rhodes and Dr. Latham take a trip to another hospital to perform a rare medical procedure.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Nick Gehlfuss as Dr. Will Halstead
* Yaya DaCosta as April Sexton
* Torrey DeVitto as Dr. Natalie Manning
* Rachel DiPillo as Dr. Sarah Reese
* Colin Donnell as Dr. Connor Rhodes
* Brian Tee as Dr. Ethan Choi
* Marlyne Barrett as Maggie Lockwood
* S. Epatha Merkerson as Sharon Goodwin
* Oliver Platt as Dr. Daniel Charles

### Recurring Cast

* Ato Essandoh as Dr. Isidore Latham
* Mekia Cox as Robin Charles
* Deron J. Powell as Tate Jenkins
* Patti Murin as Dr. Nina Shore
* Lorena Diaz as Nurse Doris
* Courtney Rioux as Paramedic Courtney
* Jodi Kingsley as Madeline Gastern
* LaShawn Hazelwood as Nurse La'Shawn

### Guest Cast

* Julie Ariola as Ms. Holloway
* Leah Karpel as Grace Snow
* Connor McNamara as Mark Scott
* Cameron Knight as Adam Moore
* Zach Thomas as Gabe Moore
* Tommy Lee Johnston as Mayor Jim Hendricks
* Doug MacKechnie as Mike Evans
* Richard Perez as Robert
* Kristi Engelmann as Lisa
* John Henry Roberts as Surgeon #1
* Sharon Freedman as Surgeon #2
* Aaron Barker as Cop
* Andy Lutz as Bartender

## Gallery

* Promotional Images
* Episode Highlights

Chicago Med - Reese Carves Her Own Path (Episode Highlight)
Battle of the Bridge

The **Battle of the Bridge** was a final battle fought between the majority of the forces of Eden Mills and the Division. Resulted in a major Division defeat, with the annihilation of the majority of their forces. The battle took place at an unnamed bridge outside of Eden Mills at the climax of The Rule of Three. This was the final offensive launched by the Division before Brett's coup d'état of the Division, and subsequent final battle in Will to Survive (before the disbandment of the Division).

## Order of Battle

Commanding officer, Herb, and pilot, Adam Daley, disembarked in an ultralight aircraft. Initially the Division departed at Burnham in a motorized infantry convoy of 30 vehicles and a projected force of nearly 500 personnel in a spearhead of a single large force (rather than the force diluted into multiple companies). The force initially minorly struggled to retain formation, with three vehicles lagging behind the main force at Burnham. Adam-Herb's aircraft dropped to a perigee of 11 metres, before carpet bombing the convoy with several Molotov cocktails in an attempt to distract and breakup the forces. Radio communication was suspended to retain secrecy.

The bridge had been booby-trapped, rigged with improvised high explosives and two barricades of cars on either end of the bridge (sentries placed on the final barricade). The force firstly rammed through the first barricade, the lead vehicle was razed from a tripwire-rigged grenade and thrown off the bridge. Sentries opened fire, both forces exchanged fire (including between the aircraft). Once the entirety of the force had boarded the bridge the explosives were detonated, causing the demolition of the bridge's supports and subsequent total collapse of the bridge's deck and cascade of the Division's forces, with the now impotent vehicles and personnel falling to their demise. Annihilating the entire battalion with the leveraging of environmental components, resulting in an Eden Mills strategic victory. After the combat, the command aircraft landed and the forces of Eden Mills, lead by Howie, inspected the wreckage to verify the demise of the force, before incinerating the remains to prevent the spread of diseases in the nearby river from decomposition.
Rachel DiPillo

## External information

**Rachel Katherine DiPillo** (born January 26, 1991) is an American actress. From 2015 to 2018 she portrayed Dr. Sarah Reese on Chicago Med.

## Biography

**DiPillo** was born on January 26, 1991, in Flint, Michigan. She grew up in Nashville, Tennessee.

In 2009, **DiPillo** played a 'Pretty girl' for seven episodes, in Big Time Rush. In 2010, she played Lexi Wade in The Gates. In 2011, **DiPillo** played Fawn in nine episodes of Tv SeriesWendy. In 2012, she had a role in the film Commencement and a small role in an episode of Bones. In 2013, **DiPillo** played Allison McCleary in Emily Owens M.D. In 2014, she played Sherry in Mad Men. In 2015, **DiPillo** played Andie in the series Jane the Virgin for four episodes.

Source: Wikipedia

## Notes and Trivia

* **DiPillo's** height is 5' 7" (1.7 m).
* Her western zodiac sign is Aquarius and her Chinese zodiac sign is a Goat.
Will to Survive

## Summary

Adam had to do something terrible to protect his family, his home. It had to be done, part of him knows that, but it changes a person. It can certainly change a teenager who's already grown up too quickly, too harshly, in the wake of the catastrophic global blackout four months ago. To ensure their safety and survival, Adam and his neighbors have turned their neighborhood into a fortress, defending against countless enemies, known and unknown, who want what they have. But what's lurking in the dark is a greater danger than ever before: somebody is on a mission to destroy the neighborhood and Adam. Soon, the hunted becomes the hunter... and Adam hates himself for what he will have to do. Because sometimes even the dark is not cover enough for things that would never happen in the light.
Status Quo, aka the Mess We're In

**Status Quo, aka the Mess We're In** is the fourth episode of Season 7 of Chicago Med.

## Summary

Dr. Charles helps Dr. Scott with a longtime patient who was recently diagnosed with schizophrenia. Dr. Hammer, Maggie and Dr. Taylor investigate the legitimacy of a cancer patient's diagnosis. Dr. Marcel is caught off-guard. Dr. Halstead pitches a new medical technology.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Nick Gehlfuss as Dr. Will Halstead
* Dominic Rains as Dr. Crockett Marcel
* Marlyne Barrett as Maggie Lockwood
* Kristen Hager as Dr. Stevie Hammer
* Guy Lockard as Dr. Dylan Scott
* S. Epatha Merkerson as Sharon Goodwin
* Oliver Platt as Dr. Daniel Charles
* Steven Weber as Dr. Dean Archer
* Asjha Cooper as Dr. Vanessa Taylor

### Recurring Cast

* Michael Rady as Dr. Matt Cooper
* Angela Wong Carbone as Jessa Rinaldi
* Patrick Byrnes as Psych Tech Jim
* Jon Kasunic as Lucas Stinson
* Renelle Nicole as Nurse Trisha
* Courtney Rioux as Paramedic Courtney
* Michael Vaughn Shaw as X-ray Tech Mike
* Marie Tredway as Trinidad Campos
* Wendi Weber as Dr. Eliza Young

### Guest Cast

* Enid Graham as Ashley Bardsley
* Kameron Kierce as Roland Baxter
* Vik Sahay as Vishal Kumar
* Anji White as Pam Baxter
* Anthony Moseley as Dr. Marvin Simms
* Chris Jowett as Pete Channing
* Michael Emmett Carey as Dr. Lyle Bickman
* Calvin Thomas as Officer James Griggs
The Division

The Division in the rule of three was a group of ex military men which threatened the community, ruthless and uncaring of anyone but themselves, this group was extremely dangerous.

Leaders:

The first leader was known as the Colonel, and it was for a time suspected by Adam that Colonel Wayne was the colonel, these suspicions were not proved false or true.

The second leader was Brett, an ex-community man who was accused and proved for murder, before murdering his guards and escaping and taking over the Division.

Destruction:

When the Division attempted to attack the community, the bulk of its forces were destroyed at the bridge, and its headquarters were destroyed, scattering them, Brett rallied what was left to attack the community, and the Division was finally disbanded when they lost.
House 22

**House 22** is a fictional location within the *Electron* universe, to be introduced in a future arc. It is a secret subterranean black market that caters to supers, specifically renegades and villains, to whom it acts as a means of obtaining costumes, gadgets, and other meaningful supplies. It is hidden from the general populace and is only accessible via special teleportation devices.

## Creation

Nurse conceived the idea for House 22 in mid-2014, after pondering where the series' villains and renegades would obtain their equipment from. The idea of a "literally underground" black market was soon developed as a means of explaining this, with the password-protected teleport system helping to facilitate its secrecy and exclusivity. The 6-digit teleporter code, "180438", corresponds to 18 April 1938, the date that *Action Comics* #1, the first comic featuring Superman, was released.

The name "House 22" took Nurse almost a year to come up with. While it was chosen to be deliberately vague, so as to conceal its purpose, the number "22" corresponds to the letter "V" for villain, hinting at its sinister nature and purpose.

## Fictional history

Little has been revealed about House 22 yet, however it is likely that Defcon will visit it in a future storyline. The Seamstress is known to run a costume business there, and this is presumably where Defcon obtains her costume.
Eric Walters

## About Eric Walters

Kim Jong-un (officially transcribed Kim Jong Un; Korean: 김정은; Korean pronunciation: [kim.dzɔŋ.ɯn];[a] born 8 January 1983 or 1984) is a North Korean politician who has been the Supreme Leader of North Korea since 2011 and chairman of the Workers' Party of Korea since 2012. He is the second child of Kim Jong-il (1941–2011), who was North Korea's second leader from 1994 to 2011, and Ko Yong-hui (1952–2004). He is the grandson of Kim Il-sung, who was the founder and led North Korea from its establishment in 1948 until his death in 1994. From late 2010, Kim Jong-un was viewed as heir apparent to the leadership of North Korea, and following the elder Kim's death, North Korean state television announced him as the "Great Successor". Kim holds the titles of Chairman of the Workers' Party of Korea (as First Secretary between 2012 and 2016), Chairman of the Central Military Commission, Chairman of the State Affairs Commission, commander-in-chief (as SAC chairman), and member of the Presidium of the Politburo of the Workers' Party of Korea, the highest decision-making body in North Korea. Kim was promoted to the rank of Marshal of North Korea in the Korean People's Army on 18 July 2012, consolidating his position as the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces. North Korean state media often refers to him as Marshal Kim Jong-un, "the Marshal" or "Dear Respected." Kim rules a dictatorship where elections are not free and fair, government critics are persecuted, media is controlled by the regime, internet access is limited by the regime, and there is no freedom of religion.[5][6][7][8][9][10] His regime operates an extensive network of prisons and labor camps; the regime convicts people for political crimes and uses collective punishment whereby members of a family get punished for the crimes of one person.[5] According to the United Nations, North Koreans live under "systematic, widespread and gross human rights violations" where the regime "seeks to dominate every aspect of its citizens’ lives and terrorizes them from within."[5][11] The regime exerts extensive control over the North Korean economy, with substantial state-controlled economic enterprises and significant restrictions on North Koreans' ability to engage in foreign economic activity.[12] On 12 December 2013, Kim ordered the execution of his uncle Jang Song-thaek for "treachery". Kim is widely believed to have ordered the assassination of his half-brother, Kim Jong-nam, in Malaysia in February 2017. On 12 June 2018, Kim and US President Donald Trump met for a summit in Singapore, the first-ever talks held between a North Korean leader and a sitting US President, to discuss the North Korean nuclear program.
Tale of the Three Sisters

***Tale of the Three Sisters*** is a short moralistic fable written by Ryan Nurse for the role-playing video game *Aura of Chaos*, in which it is one of a number of in-universe literary works. It chronicles the lives of three sisters; the elder two are remarkably beautiful and constantly belittle the plainer youngest sister, only for their lives to end in misery and tragedy.

Nurse planned the entire story in his head during a trip to Anglia Ruskin University. He wrote it on 15 May 2013 before uploading it to FictionPress on 10 August, making it his first published original work of fiction. The story was later revised and re-posted on 12 May 2015 as part of Project 20:15. At just 654 words (674 for the revised edition), it remains Nurse's shortest-ever published work.

## Plot summary

The story follows three unnamed sisters from a small village, who were raised by their mother after their soldier father was killed in action. While all three are beautiful, the elder two sisters are "exceptionally" so, and constantly belittle their younger, less attractive sibling, causing her to loathe herself. Once the three are of marriageable age, the eldest sister travels to the city and marries a rich baron, the middle sister travels to a nearby town and marries a wealthy merchant, while the youngest sister, to the derision of her siblings, reluctantly marries a young farmhand who has fallen in love with her.

The eldest sister moves into the baron's castle, but is treated like a slave by her new husband, much to her disgust. When the baron later realizes that she is infertile, he smothers her with a pillow, dumps her body in the moat, and re-marries. The middle sister, meanwhile, is almost completely ignored by her merchant husband, who spends all his time travelling. She begins an affair with another man, but when the affair is discovered, her husband kicks her out onto the streets and she is branded a whore by the locals. Ultimately, the humiliated woman commits suicide by drowning herself in the river.

The youngest sister, however, lives a long and happy life together with her farmhand husband. Upon learning of her sisters' fates, she comes to realize that true beauty comes from within, and that those with "ugly hearts", like her sisters, will meet "ugly ends".

## Within *Aura of Chaos*

In *Aura of Chaos*, one of the towns features a pub called the *Three Sisters Inn*, whose name was inspired by the fable. A man inside the pub will recount the fable to Xeron and Tara if requested. It can also be read in Clauston Library along with many other in-universe works.
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The Things We Thought We Left Behind

**The Things We Thought We Left Behind** is the eleventh episode of Season 7 of Chicago Med. It aired on January 12, 2022.

## Summary

Dr. Marcel and Dr. Blake clash with Randall Shentu when a famous alcoholic football player needs a liver transplant. Dr. Scott is reluctantly reunited with old friends when their son breaks his arm. Dr. Hammer and Dr. Charles work together when a patient falls ill after some back-alley plastic surgery.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Nick Gehlfuss as Dr. Will Halstead
* Dominic Rains as Dr. Crockett Marcel
* Marlyne Barrett as Maggie Lockwood
* Kristen Hager as Dr. Stevie Hammer
* Guy Lockard as Dr. Dylan Scott
* S. Epatha Merkerson as Sharon Goodwin
* Oliver Platt as Dr. Daniel Charles
* Steven Weber as Dr. Dean Archer
* Asjha Cooper as Dr. Vanessa Taylor

### Recurring Cast

* Sarah Rafferty as Dr. Pamela Blake
* Johanna Braddy as Avery Quinn
* Deanne Lauvin as Zora Scott
* Johnny Wu as Randall Shentu
* Kristina Valada-Viars as Nurse Maya
* Lorena Diaz as Nurse Doris
* Cesar Jaime as Paramedic Cesar
* Jeremy Shouldis as Dr. Marty Peterson
* Marie Tredway as Trinidad Campos
* Jerod Haynes as Terrell Walker
* Kellee Stewart as Carmen Walker
* Anthony B. Jenkins as Darius Walker

### Guest Cast

* Yasen Peyankov as Gregor Babic
* Brian Guest as Wes Tucker
* Gena Heylock as Nadia Popovic
* Kathryn Acosta as EMT Lauryn
* James Gordon as Kent Taylor
* Matt Miles as Miles Shaw
* Jeanne Sparrow as Bea Taylor
* Emma Terrazas as Courrier
Naughty or Nice

**Naughty or Nice** is the fourth episode of Season 3 of Chicago Med. It aired on December 12, 2017.

## Summary

Dr. Charles learns something concerning about the man who shot him. During a complicated surgery, Dr. Rhodes and Dr. Bekker finally come to an agreement. Dr. Halstead and Dr. Manning are trapped by legal ethics when an unfaithful husband refuses to tell his wife about his inconclusive Zika test. April and Dr. Choi discover working together isn't always easy. Goodwin continues to argue with the board over hospital costs after an avoidable patient death.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Nick Gehlfuss as Dr. Will Halstead
* Yaya DaCosta as April Sexton
* Torrey DeVitto as Dr. Natalie Manning
* Rachel DiPillo as Dr. Sarah Reese
* Colin Donnell as Dr. Connor Rhodes
* Brian Tee as Dr. Ethan Choi
* Marlyne Barrett as Maggie Lockwood
* Norma Kuhling as Dr. Ava Bekker
* S. Epatha Merkerson as Sharon Goodwin
* Oliver Platt as Dr. Daniel Charles

### Recurring Cast

* Mekia Cox as Robin Charles
* Roland Buck III as Dr. Noah Sexton
* Eddie Jemison as Dr. Stanley Stohl
* Marc Grapey as Peter Kalmick
* Lorena Diaz as Nurse Doris
* Tosin Morohunfola as Dr. Allen Vorspan
* Casey Tutton as Monique Lawson
* Courtney Rioux as Paramedic Courtney
* Desmond Gray as Paramedic Desmond
* Cesar Jaime as Paramedic Cesar
* Peter DeFaria as Officer Tackett

### Guest Cast

* Lynn Milgrim as Sylvia Rosenblatt
* Matt Fischel as Harold Rosenblatt
* Peter Kim as Bruce Kim
* Helen Joo Lee as Shannon Kim
* Michael Ryan Perez as Vincent Kramer
* Dev Kennedy as Rick Williams
* Connie Foster as Marge Cooper
* José María Mendiola as Carlos Suarez
* Donna Jay Fulks as CDC Lt. Commander Ellen Hart
* Steve Herson as Maintenance Man
* Chuck Barman as Santa / Bill Cooper
* Laura Lodewyck as Little Kid's Mom
* Catherine Bustos as Elf
* Jack Gallo as Little Kid

## Gallery

* Promotional Images
* Promotional Videos

Chicago Med 3x04 Promo "Naughty or Nice"
The Ghosts of the Past

**The Ghosts of the Past** is the seventeenth episode of Season 5 of Chicago Med.

## Summary

Dr. Manning and Dr. Charles assist in a complicated case helping a 4-year old who they quickly learn is no stranger to the ED. They quickly suspect that the mother might be abusing her to get attention. Dr. Marcel and Dr. Choi tend to a police officer with a mysterious gunshot wound to the abdomen. April reveals to Ethan that she kissed Crockett, causing Ethan and Crockett to come to blows. Maggie plans her wedding.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Nick Gehlfuss as Dr. Will Halstead
* Yaya DaCosta as April Sexton
* Torrey DeVitto as Dr. Natalie Manning
* Brian Tee as Dr. Ethan Choi
* Dominic Rains as Dr. Crockett Marcel
* Marlyne Barrett as Maggie Lockwood
* S. Epatha Merkerson as Sharon Goodwin
* Oliver Platt as Dr. Daniel Charles

### Recurring Cast

* Jessy Schram as Dr. Hannah Asher
* Charles Malik Whitfield as Ben Campbell
* Brennan Brown as Dr. Sam Abrams
* Gregory Alan Williams as Bert Goodwin
* Hannah Riley as Anna Charles
* Emma Ishta as Michelle Abrams
* Jill Abramovitz as Susan Charles
* Elena Marisa Flores as Officer Rosado
* Sarah Brooks as Paramedic Juliette
* Michael Vaughn Shaw as X-ray Tech Mike
* Lorena Diaz as Nurse Doris
* Marie Tredway as Trinidad Campos
* Carlos Rogelio Diaz as Nurse Hank
* Amanda Marcheschi as Nurse Dina

### Guest Cast

* Anna Belknap as Dr. Linda Strauss
* Andrew Casanova as Officer John Bell
* Alyssa Thordarson as Carol Remus
* John Lu as Ivan Palacio
* Alexander Lane as Manager
* Noel Dabu as Minister
* Mia Maglaris as Mindi Remus

## Notes and Trivia

* This episode marks the series milestone of one hundred episodes.
Vicki Glass

**Vicki Glass** is a physician at a Veterans Administration Hospital. She was portrayed by Cynthia Addai-Robinson

## Biography

Like her former love interest Ethan Choi, Vicki also served in the Navy as a combat doctor.

## Season 1

Her first appearance was on the episode Choices. She was the doctor attending to Chief Mason. A friend of Choi's. Since the Chief was her patient, Ethan confronts her as to why she was aware of his symptoms but didn't act on them. She tells him the VA Hospital is understaffed and over-budgeted, she tried her best but couldn't make it happen. Later on that episode Choi sees her at the reunion. He is much calmer this time around and the two go for a drink.

## Season 4

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Sanae Hikari

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**Sanae Hikari** (Japanese: ひかりさなえ *Hikari Sanae*) is the central protagonist of the Animatron Studios series *StarLight*. A 16-year-old high school student, she becomes the magical girl White Star after coming into possession of the White Star Emblem, and finds herself tasked with battling a host of monsters as well as the villainous Black Star.

## Fictional biography

### Backstory

Very little is known of Sanae's backstory, other than that her parents are archaeologists and spend hardly any time with her, meaning she has had to learn to look after herself. She is thought to have lived in Mitsuzawa all her life, and has known her best friend Amaya Kurozawa since middle school.

### Series 1

Sanae comes into possession of the White Star Emblem after her first day back at school; her parents had excavated it from the ruins of old Mitsuzawa and thought it would make a nice present for her. Upon holding the Emblem, Sanae releases Kousen from within it, inheriting her magical abilities as well as the mantle of White Star. After an expository speech from Kousen, Sanae is soon called into action for the first time as a monster, attracted by the Emblem's power, begins to attack the city; she is almost defeated but manages to claim victory and triumphantly introduces herself to the world.

## Appearance

Sanae stands 155cm tall (5'1"), and is of average build. She has long purple hair and blue eyes. Her casual attire has not been seen yet, but when attending Mitsuzawa High School, she wears the standard uniform of white shirt, blue blazer and skirt, and black ribbon.

When transformed into White Star, Sanae's hair curls into drills and is topped with a ribbon. Her attire in this form consists of a white dress with violet lace details, white elbow-length gloves with a diamond-shaped hole in the back, white thigh-high socks, and white high-heeled shoes.

## Personality

Like many other characters in the series, Sanae is aware of her fictional status and frequently invokes or parodies various anime tropes; in "Dawn" she deliberately oversleeps so that she can rush to school with toast in her mouth, a well-known anime cliché. She also repeatedly breaks the fourth wall, referring to the audience directly and making meta-jokes such as anticipating scene changes.

One of Sanae's catchphrases throughout the series is that "the protagonist never dies/always wins", parodying the *shonen* anime cliché wherein the protagonist invariably wins every battle he faces. However, this sometimes manifests itself as overconfidence, and Sanae can easily become frustrated if a previously-reliable tactic fails to work (as in "Making a Splash!"). She is also frequently irritated by the inconvenient timing of many of the monsters' attacks; in "The Toaster Incident" she has to be dragged out of bed by Kousen after a monster attacks at 2am.

## Appearances in other media

Sanae, as White Star, is set to appear as a playable character in the crossover fighting game *When Worlds Collide*.
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Cobra

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**Cobra** (real name withheld due to spoilers) is a character created by Ryan Nurse for the anime *Vanishing Point*, and one of the show's main protagonists. She escaped from Shinsuke at the same time as Kiyoko Inoue, Kamui Matsuda and Hanako Kobayashi, and assists them in combating the evil corporation, while also attempting to recover her lost memories.
Nick Gehlfuss

## External information

**Nicholas Alan "Nick" Gehlfuss** (born January 21, 1985 in Cleveland, Ohio) is an American actor. He portrays Dr. Will Halstead on Chicago Med.

## Biography

Gehlfuss was born in Cleveland, Ohio and raised in Little Italy. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Marietta College and completed his Master of Fine Arts at University of Missouri-Kansas City. On May 13, 2016, he married hotel marketer Lilian Matsuda.

In 2014, Gehlfuss had a recurring role as Robbie Pratt in the fourth season of the Showtime comedy-drama Shameless. In 2015, he guest-starred in the penultimate episode of the short-lived NBC horror drama Constantine. Later that year, Gehlfuss was cast in the NBC medical drama Chicago Med as Dr. Will Halstead. Halstead was first introduced in the police procedural drama Chicago P.D. as Jay Halstead's brother and afterwards, the drama Chicago Fire's backdoor pilot for Chicago Med.

Source: Wikipedia

## Notes and Trivia

* As of the 2021 fall break, his character Will is the one who has made the most crossover appearances on Chicago P.D.
* His western zodiac sign is Aquarius and his Chinese zodiac sign is a Snake.

## Videos

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Splashcash

**Splashcash** is the premium currency in Splash:Underwater Sanctuary.

**Splashcash** can be used to

* hurry your fish and food pots
* buy  and  from the Hermit crab
* buy deals from the shop
* unlock treasure chests.

Splashcash can be won by:

* watching videos with the snail may win you splashcash, coins or shells
* unlocking chests may win you splashcash, tickets, coins or shells
* accepting gifts from friends may produce splashcash, tickets, coins or shells
* buying Chloe (usual price $7.99 AUD) gives you 10 splashcash each day for 30 days. You can invite Chloe to stay in your sancturary for $5.99 AUD if you do so on the last day before she leaves.
Lori Peterson

Lori Peterson is a farmer girl and Adam's girlfriend. As soon as the disaster struck, Adam took her home from school. From there, their relationship grew. Lori is known to be smart, brave, caring and defiant. She befriended the tent people, and helped keep the neighborhood in line when needed. She loved flying with Adam, and had an amazing shot. She is sometimes overlooked by everyone, including Adam, but is a critical character
Striker Man (franchise)

*[note: "Striker Man" redirects here. For the character, see Striker Man (character).]*

***Striker Man*** is a multimedia franchise created by Ryan Nurse and Animatron Studios. The franchise revolves around the eponymous stick figure, and his adventures with his friends Stuporwoman and The Genius. Nurse's first-ever project, S*triker Man* began in November 2004 with a series of short slideshow comics, all of which are now lost. A PowerPoint game based on the series was created in 2008 but never released; its sequel, *Striker Man 2: Deception*, has been in development hell since 2008.

To date, the only *Striker Man*-related media ever released is a single artwork uploaded to Nurse's Newgrounds account in 2009. Despite this, the franchise was showcased as part of Project 20:15, and is considered by Nurse to be one of Animatron's flagship franchises.

## History

### Original

Nurse created the first *Striker Man* short in November 2004, using MS Paint and Windows Movie Maker. Striker Man was not initially depicted as a stick figure, rather as a crudely-drawn human, but he was soon redesigned into a simple stick figure to make him easier for Nurse to draw. The first six Striker Man shorts depicted the character getting into various mischiefs while playing football for an unnamed non-league team. After those initial shorts, the footballing aspect of the series was dropped almost entirely and was not revived for several years.

In mid-2005, influenced by Flash stick cartoons such as *Xiao Xiao*, the shorts became more violent, often focusing almost solely on Striker Man killing large numbers of stick figures. However, Stuporwoman was also introduced at around this time, created by Nurse's younger sister Kira; Stuporwoman was thus the first third-party character to appear in Nurse's works. Nurse's other sister, Katy, created a contrasting character named The Genius; however, The Genius did not appear in any of the original shorts.

### *The Game* and limbo

In 2008, Nurse created *Striker Man: The Game*, a five-level video game made entirely in Microsoft PowerPoint. The game also introduced Faruk, an ancient Egyptian pharaoh with supernatural powers, who became Striker Man's nemesis; The Genius was also introduced in a short cameo. Nurse started development on the sequel in October that year, but as of July 2015, it remains in development hell.

After 2008, no new shorts were produced, and despite several plans (including an RPG Maker VX game and a new series of shorts made in PowerPoint), the series fell stagnant. An artwork of Striker Man, drawn by Nurse in Adobe Flash, was uploaded to Newgrounds on 20 June 2009, but for years this was the only public artwork
ExoSuits

***ExoSuits*** is a multiplayer action first-person shooter game created by Ryan Nurse and Animatron Studios, currently in the early stages of development. In *ExoSuits*, players utilize one of various Iron Man-style powered exoskeletons, and do battle with other players in a range of randomly-generated environments. The game uses a unique *Minecraft*-style aesthetic, placing a heavy focus on customization, the use of alternate play styles, and emergent gameplay.

Like many other Animatron projects, *ExoSuits* has no planned release date. However, Nurse has been working on a pre-alpha build of the game since March 2014, using the Unity Engine.

## Gameplay

*ExoSuits* takes place in the near future, where the world's battles are fought by soldiers and mercenaries wearing the titular ExoSuits, a range of high-tech powered exoskeletons. There are a range of ExoSuits that can be equipped, each with various statistics such as speed, strength, weight, and resistance to cold, heat, drag, and falling.

ExoSuits can in turn be equipped with between two and six weapons or items. Like ExoSuits, these have their own stats, such as range, damage, and cooldown time. Each weapon and item can only be equipped to a specific place on the body: there are two arm slots, two hand slots, a head slot, a back slot, and a legs slot. In addition, each ExoSuit can only equip a certain number of weapons/items. Weapons deal damage directly to opponents, ranging from pistols and shotguns to rocket hammers and electrified boomerangs. Items either help the user or hinder their opponents, such as trapping them in a net, spilling oil that can be ignited, or even turning the user invisible for a brief period.

The game features a range of environments, including Lava Cave, Cryo Lab, and Space Station. Unlike traditional FPS games, maps in each environment are randomly generated every time a match is played, providing near-endless replayability. Each environment contains a number of hazards, destructible objects, and unique elements; for example, "Lava Cave" contains pools of lava that can damage ExoSuits, flammable rope bridges, and rock bridges that will crumble if a heavy ExoSuit steps on them.

So far, only two game modes are known: Deathmatch and Team Deathmatch. In Deathmatch, players compete against each other to rack up the most kills within a certain amount of time. Team Deathmatch is similar, except that players compete together in two teams. The game is currently planned to support up to 16 players per game.
Total recall

**Total recall** is a mechanism in the *Vanishing Point* universe whereby those who have had their memories altered or erased - for example, the various test subjects - are able to recover their original memories. The concept is introduced in the fourth episode of the anime, "Shooting Stars", but is hinted at as early as Episode 2, "Infiltration". Total recall becomes an important plot point in the second half of the anime, and Cobra and Rei's attempts to regain their memories form important sub-plots.

## Description

### Mechanism

Total recall relies on the fact that the lost memories are not actually erased, but merely made inaccessible, as though locked away. Upon encountering something that is strongly linked to a certain memory - typically a person or object - that object acts as a "trigger", unlocking the associated memory. A weak trigger will only bring forth the exact memory associated with it; for example, finding a book that one had previously read may simply trigger the memory of having read that book. However, a strong enough trigger, something tied to a significant part of that person's past, will cause all their missing memories to return at once: this is "total recall".

### Total recall paralysis

When a person undergoes total recall, the shock of all their memories returning at once is too much for their brain to process, causing it to temporarily shut down while it handles the influx of information. This results in a phenomenon known as "total recall paralysis", whereby a person undergoing total recall becomes unresponsive and may collapse. This paralysis lasts for between one and three minutes, depending on the person's mental fitness and the amount of memories that have been restored. Total recall paralysis does not have any lasting effects on the body, and once it has passed, the affected person will be perfectly fine.

Total recall paralysis is not named in the series itself, and is not depicted until [spoiler redacted]. Mizuki Sato refers to the phenomenon in "Shooting Stars", but instead believes that she had simply passed out from shock.

## Depiction in the series

Prior to the start of *Vanishing Point*, Amethyst, Emerald and Alexandra have all undergone total recall. Emerald and Alexandra have duly returned to their original lives, whereas Amethyst lives in a self-imposed exile due to the nature of her powers.

In "Infiltration", upon seeing a box of teabags in Kamui's cupboard, Cobra suddenly recalls that she drinks tea. This minor recollection causes the protagonists to realize that it might be possible for Kiyoko and Cobra to recover their lost memories, something that is confirmed in "Shooting Stars" when Mizuki Sato (Emerald) tells the group how she recovered her own.
Animatron Studios

**Animatron Studios** (known as "Animatron Studios Inc." prior to 2012) is the personal video game and animation studio of Ryan Nurse, founded in November 2004. Based in the UK, Nurse is currently the only full-time member of the studio, and all his major projects (bar his novels) are planned to be released under the Animatron Studios banner. In the studio's 10-year history, however, it has not released a single game or animation. It is unclear what will happen to the studio should Nurse become employed by another gaming studio.

## History

In November 2004, the 9-year-old Nurse created the first *Striker Man* short, using MS Paint and Windows Movie Maker. Under the impression that all animations needed to be released by a studio, Nurse invented Animatron Studios on the spot in a bid to make the crude animation look more professional. Initially, the studio's name was pronounced "ani-*may*-tron", but was changed in 2006.

The studio's original logo, sketched by Nurse in his bathroom mirror, consisted of a crude letter "A" with the letters "nimatron" making up the horizontal bar of the A, thus spelling "Animatron". Around 2008, this was changed to a simple black outline of the words "Animatron Studios Inc", with the "A" much larger than the other letters and missing its horizontal bar. Around 2010-11, the letters became smaller and identically-sized, and the logo's font was changed to Calibri. The logo was changed to its current form in January 2013, when Nurse realized that the current logo would not fit comfortably on the cover of a video game or DVD.

## List of Animatron projects

### Animation and anime

* *Vanishing Point*
* *Akita no Akumu*
* *Cyborg Team Alpha*
* *StarLight*
* *Don't Say a Word*
* *Aishiteru! Hikikomori-san*
* *GodMode*
* *Y/N*
* *Ichinichi*
* *Project Spirit*
* *Project Nero*
* *Striker Man*

### Video games

* *Devastation Online*
* *Aura of Chaos*
* *Faction*
* *Space Hunter*
* *Project Sky*
* *I Watch You Sleeping*
* *Sapporo Lilies*
* *CC BattleGrid*
* *When Worlds Collide*
* *ExoSuits*
* *Striker Man 2: Deception*

### Other IPs

* *Murder by Pixels*
* *Street Racer*
* *xTreme Racing*
* *The Ballad of Conor Stewart*
* *Electron*
Y/N

***Y/N*** (pronounced as "Yes No") is a drama anime and light novel series conceived by Ryan Nurse and Animatron Studios. First conceived in July 2012 during Nurse's hospitalization, it was publicly revealed in December 2012 and began production as part of Project 20:15. It is notable for its experimental nature in which the narrative switches back and forth between two parallel timelines, the divergence point of which is a single "yes-or-no" question asked at the very start of the series. Nurse has described it as an "examination of the butterfly effect".

*Y/N* follows two high-school girls, Kiyomi Hanabishi and Yuuko Sakuraba. In the "Y" timeline, Kiyomi skips school with Yuuko and saves her from being hit by a car, but is run over and killed in the process; in the "N" timeline, Kiyomi goes to school instead and Yuuko is hit and killed. Each timeline deals with the surviving girl's feelings of guilt, loss and anger, as well as the reactions of those around them such as their friends and family - as well as the driver responsible.

## Characters

* Kiyomi Hanabishi: In the "Y" timeline, she is killed while saving Yuuko's life. In the "N" timeline, she instead blames herself for Yuuko's death.
* Yuuko Sakuraba: In the "N" timeline, she is run over and killed. In the "Y" timeline, she is extremely upset by Kiyomi's death and swears vengeance on the driver.
* Junko Kirishima: A woman who comes across the dying Yuuko in the "N" timeline, and the scene of Kiyomi's death in the "Y" timeline; in both timelines she is shaken by the events.
* The Driver: The (currently unnamed) unnamed man who hits either Kiyomi in the "Y" timeline - in which he is arrested - or Yuuko in the "N" timeline - in which he flees the scene.
Gemini

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**Gemini** are a supervillain duo created by Ryan Nurse for the Animatron Studios series *Electron*. They have not yet made their debut, but are set to appear in a future issue. Gemini consists of a pair of twins, whose identities are not yet known. Unlike many villains in the *Electron* universe, they harbour no ill will towards Electron or SHRED, and commit crimes merely for fun.

## Creation

Nurse created Gemini in January 2015 after realizing that out of the villains he had created so far, Defcon would be the only recurring one; the rest would either be incapacitated or switch sides following their debut appearances. Nurse thus created Gemini to act as secondary recurring foes for Electron. In a deliberate contrast to the rest of the series' villains, Gemini were given the simple motive of "committing crimes for fun, because they enjoy it", rather than out of hatred or vengeance. Unusually, the pair refer to themselves collectively as "Gemini" with no individual names for each other; Nurse refers to them as "Gemini I" and "Gemini II".

## Personality

Gemini I is the *de facto* leader of the duo, and the one who plans the pair's crimes. In contrast to her physical (and arguably mental) speed, she is calm, level-headed, and professional, rarely showing emotion. She is also the one who tries to ensure that the duo's identities are not discovered, and they can continue their crime spree.

Gemini II, by contrast, is boisterous, flirty, and very enthusiastic, taking clear enjoyment from her criminal activities. She is the muscle behind the group, happy to go along with her twin sister's plans.

Both twins are known to commit crimes for "fun and thrills", rather than out of any sense of maliciousness. Though they are willing to use violence to a degree, such as body-slamming a security guard out of the way, they have a strict non-lethal policy.

## Powers

Gemini I has the ability to move at superhuman speeds, allowing her and her sister to make a quick getaway from crime scenes. She can also incapacitate opponents by striking them at high speed, typically faster than a normal human can dodge. Gemini II, meanwhile, has super-human strength, to the extent that she can rip a solid steel vault door right from its hinges.