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Frederick

**Frederick** is a guest starring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. He is portrayed by Joivan Wade.

Frederick is Geoffrey's son, who he abandoned at a young age in an effort to protect him.

## Biography

### Meeting his father

Frederick is reached out to by the Banks, who inform him that his biological father, would like to meet him. Frederick s agreeable and is flown out to Bel Air, where he meets Geoffrey for the first time. Frederick got adopted when he was five years old, though when he was a kid, Frederick thought that he made Geoffrey up as a story he told himself to get to sleep, as it was easier to pretend he never existed. He's heard stories about Geoffrey over the years, which is why he came, because he wanted to learn the truth.

Geoffrey brings Frederick back to the mansion, where he looks around the house and sees a photo of Geoffrey with Will and Carlton, at which point, Frederick says that he wants to head back home to London. Geoffrey is important to the Banks, who can't seem to get on without him, whereas Frederick did just that for years. Despite knowing Geoffrey's reasons for leaving, it doesn't hurt any less. While Frederick doesn't hate Geoffrey, he doesn't know him either, and proposes that they leave it that way. However, after learning from Phil that Geoffrey has in fact been looking after Frederick for his entire life, he decides to stay.

## References

1. ↑ Season 2, Episode 7: ***Under Pressure***
Justin Cornwell

**Justin Michael Cornwell** is an American actor, writer, and musician. He portrays Lamarcus Alton on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Cornwell graduated from Eastern High School in Kentucky, where he performed in school plays. He went on to attend the University of Louisville, where he continued to study acting. He is best known for his portrayal of Det. Kyle Craig in CBS' *Training Day* series, which ran for a single season in 2017. Additionally, he's starred in TNT's limited series *I Am the Night* and NBC's supernatural crime drama *The InBetween*. More recently, he landed a recurring role as Marcus Hargreeves during the third season of Netflix's *The Umbrella Academy*.

## External links

* Justin Cornwell at the Internet Movie Database

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Shelley Robertson

**Shelley Robertson** is an American actress, writer, director, and producer. She portrays Ms. Bassin on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Robertson is an established actor with a long career dating back to the 1980s, making her debut in a 1988 episode of *In the Heat of the Night*. Since then, she has appeared in *Babylon 5*, *7th Heaven*, *Everybody Loves Raymond*, *ER*, *CSI: Crime Scene Investigation*, *Grey's Anatomy*, *NCIS*, *Bones*, *Criminal Minds*, *Jane the Virgin*, *Brooklyn Nine-Nine*, *The Rookie*, and *The Morning Show*.

## External links

* Shelley Robertson at the Internet Movie Database

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* Follow Shelley Robertson (@iamshelleyrobertson) on Instagram

* Follow Shelley Robertson (@shelley.robertson1) on Facebook
Ben Cain

**Benjamin J. Cain Jr.** is an American actor. He portrays Rev. Robert Lamonte on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Cain is an older actor, who made his debut in 1990 on the film *Criminal Justice*. He most recently guest starred in the hit Freeform teen drama *Cruel Summer* as Rod Wallis, as well as the Prime Video series *Panic* as Judge George Moore. His other credits include *Mixed-ish*, *Superstore*, *NCIS: Los Angeles*, and *Rizzoli & Isles*.

## External links

* Ben Cain at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Ben Cain (@iambencain) on Twitter

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* Follow Ben Cain (@ben.cain.58) on Facebook
Debbie Fan

**Debbie Fan** is a Chinese-American actress. She portrays Mrs. Kwan on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Fan is best known for her role as Brenda Valentine in *Zoe Valentine*. She's also appeared in *The Young and the Restless*, *American Housewife*, *General Hospital*, *The Rookie*, and *Reasonable Doubt*.

## External links

* Debbie Fan's official site

* Debbie Fan at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Debbie Fan (@DebbieFanActor) on Twitter

* Follow Debbie Fan (@debbiefan.actor) on Instagram
Bill Bellamy

**William Bellamy** is an American actor and comedian. He portrays Julius Banks on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## External links

* Bill Bellamy at the Internet Movie Database

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* Follow Bill Bellamy (@billbellamy) on Instagram

* Follow Bill Bellamy (@billbellamyvip) on Facebook
Olivia

**Olivia** is a recurring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. She is portrayed by Reagan Marum.

Olivia is a student at Bel-Air Middle School and a classmate of Ashley's.

## Biography

Olivia eavesdrops as Mrs. Hughes assigns Ashley reading material outside of the proper curriculum, which she subsequently reports.

Mrs. Hughes encourages her class to go deeper in their book reports. Olivia questions how she is to do that if she didn't understand the book. Mrs. Hughes replies that she should then write a paper saying that the novel is convoluted. As class comes to an end, Olivia watches from the classroom door as Mrs. Hughes hands Ashley another book, this time *I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness*.

Olivia is partnered with Ashley in creating a functional robot, capable of completing three tasks. Ashley wants to make a robot that can sort recyclables, but Olivia has other ideas in mind. To begin, they see what parts they have. Olivia asks if Ashley has spoken to Mrs. Hughes, as she was also Olivia's favorite teacher. Assuming that's true, Ashley questions why she turned Mrs. Hughes in and got her fired, but Olivia insists that she did no such thing. While she was jealous given that she used to be Mrs. Hughes favorite, she didn't get her fired. Ashley apologizes for jumping to conclusions, as does Olivia, who initially assumed Ashley was a stuck up mean girl.

Olivia attends the Founder's Award, where she runs into Ashley and compliments her pants suit. In return, Ashley compliments her rainbow pin. She then asks if Ashley would like to hang out this summer, which she admits she would like to.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* A Fresh Start
* Speaking Truth
* Don't Look Back

## References

1. ↑ Season 2, Episode 1: ***A Fresh Start***
2. ↑ Season 2, Episode 2: ***Speaking Truth***
3. ↑ Season 2, Episode 8: ***Pursuit of Happiness***
4. ↑ Season 2, Episode 8: ***Don't Look Back***
Joe Holt

**Joe Holt** is an American actor. He portrays Fred Wilkes on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Holt is an American actor who was born in Tokyo, Japan. He made his on-screen debut in the 1999 film titled *The Curse*. He's also made several appearances in various *Law & Order* series, including *Law & Order: Criminal Intent*, *Law & Order: Trial by Jury*, and *Law & Order: Special Victims Unit*. His credits include *Vicariously*, *Three Rivers*, *Franklin & Bash*, but he is better known for his roles in *The Walking Dead: World Beyond* and *Scandal*.

## External links

* Joe Holt at the Internet Movie Database

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Anna Maria Horsford

**Anna Maria Horsford** is an American actress. She portrays Anita Banks on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Horsford was born and raised in Harlem, New York, after her parents immigrated to the United States from the island nation Antigua and Barbuda during the 1940s. She is best known for her roles as Dee Baxter on the WB sitcom *The Wayans Bros*, which ran from 1995-1999.

## External links

* Anna Maria Horsford's official site

* Anna Maria Horsford at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Anna Maria Horsford (@annamariahorsford) on Instagram

* Follow Anna Maria Horsford (@annamariahorsford) on Facebook
Steven Lewis

**Steven Lewis** is a recurring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. He is portrayed by Duane Martin.

Steven is a seasoned political strategist who has operated in Democratic Party politics for his entire career and is Philip Banks' campaign manager during his run for LA District Attorney.

## Biography

### Campaigning for Phil

Steven informs Phil that he's up with voters, specifically black voters, a total of 7%, meaning the community outreach program is paying off. They are joined by Phil's nephew Will and his friend Tray, who Steven is only just meeting and learns was shot not too long ago, but Phil assures him there's nothing to worry about. Later that week, Steven reveals to Phil that he's the talk of the internet after his interview with Kylo went viral. Unfortunately, that's not the only reason. There's also a smear campaign circulating, accusing him of being anti-police. This is because Phil didn't heed Steven's warning and played it too far to the left. He was supposed to run a moderate, centrist campaign, but that advice wasn't working for Phillip. They're only attacking him now because they fear he could win. They can still turn out the vote, but Steven worries his donors may panic.

Steven and Phil inform Vivian that they have to put more of their money into the campaign after the donations have begun to slow down. Viv is cautious and asks if there's a limit to how much they're going to sink into this, but Steven advises her to look at it as an investment. She also asks for some time to think about it, but Steven reveals that they already transferred the money, angering Viv, who realizes that Philip isn't asking her, he's telling her.

### End of the race

Steven has obtained proof that Wilkes cheated on his dying first wife with his current wife, Angela, which he wants to use against Wilkes in the upcoming debate. Phil is hesitant, but Steven tries to push his into considering using this information to his benefit. Geoffrey thinks Phil is simply pretending to be uncomfortable with airing out Wilkes' business. He prefers to feel like he's been talked into doing things that crossed the line. Steven can sense the tension and interjects, informing Phil that playing nice is not going to help him win the debate. However, on the night of the debate, Phil suddenly withdraws from the race.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* PA to LA
* Payback's A B\*tch
* Can't Knock the Hustle

## References

1. ↑ Season 1, Episode 5: ***PA to LA***
2. ↑ Season 1, Episode 7: ***Payback's A B\*tch***
3. ↑ Season 1, Episode 9: ***Can't Knock the Hustle***
Bel-Air Wiki

Welcome to Bel-Air
Live by your own rules

Season two of *Bel-Air* picks up with Will at a crossroads in his life as a new figure comes into his life who challenges what he's learned in Bel-Air and competes for control of his influence. He juggles this while navigating his home life with the Banks family and trying to rebuild the trust that was broken at the end of last season. We'll see Will and Carlton's brotherhood start to evolve as they grow closer, but still challenge each other about their differences. We'll also see Hilary evolve as she becomes more of a boss in her influencer world and how that spills over into her relationship with Jazz, and also highlight the relatable struggles around Viv and Phil balancing marriage and family while trying to forge their own career paths and reconnect to the things that are important to them.

Executive produced by Will Smith, and inspired by Morgan Cooper's viral trailer that reimagined the iconic, culture-defining '90s sitcom, *Bel-Air* takes a fresh and raw approach to this world of swagger, style, and aspiration, while exploring Will's complex journey through a current lens. The new series features an ensemble cast that introduces Jabari Banks as Will and a creative team that includes Cooper, who serves as director, co-writer, and executive producer, and co-executive producer and the appointed showrunner Carla Banks-Waddles.

**Season 2 premiered on February 23, 2023, with new episodes streaming weekly on Peacock.**

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Bel-Air Academy

**Bel-Air Academy** is a prestigious school located in Los Angeles. It is of the top five high schools in the nation and has the best lacrosse team in LA.

## Students

* Will Smith
* Carlton Banks
* Lisa Wilkes
* Connor Satterfield
* Tyler Laramy
* Yazmin Staats
* Kirk Miles
* Drew
* Rachel
* Aisha
* John

## Staff

* Mr. Hartwig (principal)
* Ms. Bassin (teacher/faculty advisor)

## Appearances

* Keep Ya Head Up
* Yamacraw
* Payback's A B\*tch
* Speaking Truth
* Compromised
* Don't Kill My Vibe
* Excellence Is Everywhere
* Let the Best Man Win
* Under Pressure
* Pursuit of Happiness
* Just Like Old Times
* Don't Look Back
Carla Banks-Waddles

**Carla Banks-Waddles** is a co-executive producer and the appointed showrunner of Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. She replaces T.J. Brady and Rasheed Newson as showrunner from Season 2 onward due to creative differences after the duo stepped down.

## Biography

A Detroit native and a USC graduate, Banks-Waddles has been working in television since the early 2000s; she got her start interning on the NBC sitcom *For Your Love* created by Yvette Lee Bowser. After completing her MFA at the School of Cinematic Arts, she was accepted into the Warner Bros. Writing Workshop, at which point, she landed her first staff writing job on the aforementioned sitcom. She's also written and produced for notable series such as *That's So Raven*, *Half & Half*, *The Fresh Beat Band*, *Let's Stay Together*, *The Soul Man*, and *Truth Be Told*. In 2019, she joined NBC's *Good Girls* dramedy as a writer and executive producer.

## External links

* Carla Banks-Waddles at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Carla Banks-Waddles (@cmwaddles) on Twitter

* Follow Carla Banks-Waddles (@cmwaddles) on Instagram

## References

1. ↑ ‘Bel-Air’ Changes Showrunners As Carla Banks Waddles Replaces TJ Brady & Rasheed Newson For Season 2 Of Peacock Reboot - Peacock
Daphne Maxwell Reid

**Daphne Maxwell Reid** is an American actress. She portrays Janice on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

As a New York native, Reid graduated from The Bronx High School of Science and later went on to attend Northwestern University, where she received a degree in interior design and architecture while on scholarship. During these years, she also pursued a modeling career and signed with the Eileen Ford modeling agency, eventually becoming the first black woman to be on the cover of Glamour magazine.

Reid has a long career in television, dating as far back as the 1970s, when she made a two episode appearance in the television series *The Duke*. However, she is best known for her role as the second Aunt Viv in the original *Fresh Prince of Bel-Air* series, replacing Janet Hubert, who portrayed the role for the first three seasons.

## External links

* Daphne Maxwell Reid's official site

* Daphne Maxwell Reid at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Daphne Maxwell Reid (@dmrfreshprints) on Twitter

* Follow Daphne Maxwell Reid (@msdaphne13) on Instagram

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Rashad Denton

"*You know them tears ain't gonna save you, right?*"
—Rashad to Will[src]
**Rashad Denton** was a recurring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. He was portrayed by Eazy the Block Captain.

Rashad was a drug dealer in West Philly who developed a personal vendetta against Will after he pulled a gun on him after a basketball game.

## Biography

### Putting a bag on Will

When Will and Tray arrive at the ball court to challenge Darnell and Rod to a game, Rashad ups the ante with a proposal: he'll give Will and Tray $2,000 to split if they win, but if his guys win, then Will and Tray will work as dope boys for him. Unfortunately, Will and Tray secure the victory. However, a brawl erupts when Rashad is hit by a basketball, which leads to Tray being stomped out on the ground until Will grabs the gun from his bag and fires several shots in the air, causing many to scurry, with the exception of Rashad, who Will holds at gunpoint until the police arrive, slamming Will to the ground and placing him and Rashad in cuffs. They are taken to the station and placed in separate cells, but Will is immediately released the following day, leading Rashad to suspect that Will snitched, for which he puts a bag on Will's head.

Rashad discovers that Will is hiding in Bel-Air after one of his boys make him aware of a highlight reel from Will's latest game.

Tray reveals to Will that Rashad was killed in a club after learning that Will was in Bel-Air.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* Dreams and Nightmares
* Yamacraw
* Canvass (archive footage)

## References

1. ↑ Season 1, Episode 1: ***Dreams and Nightmares***
2. ↑ Season 1, Episode 3: ***Yamacraw***
3. ↑ Season 1, Episode 4: ***Canvass***
Adrian Holmes

**Adrian Holmes** is a Welsh-Canadian actor. He portrays Phillip Banks on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Holmes is an award-winning actor, who most recently starred in the Netflix original vampire drama *V-Wars*. He made his on-screen debut in 1991 during a single episode appearance of *Neon Rider*. He is best known for his roles as Griff in *Smallville*, Marcus Mitchell in *True Justice*, and Warren in *Continuum*.

## External links

* Adrian Holmes's official site

* Adrian Holmes at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Adrian Holmes (@adrianholmes) on Twitter

* Follow Adrian Holmes (@adrianholmes) on Instagram

* Follow Adrian Holmes (@officialadrianholmes) on Facebook
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Earl Banks

**Earl Banks** is a guest starring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. He is portrayed by Cal Gibson.

Uncle Earl attends the Banks family reunion in Bel Air, where he develops a close bond with Ashley.

## Biography

### Family reunion

Upon his arrival at the Banks mansion in Bel Air, Uncle Earl is greeted by Ashley, who he doesn't show much interest in conversing with and passes by without saying much. Despite his initially rudeness, Ashley continues to try and break through to Uncle Earl, bringing him something to eat, which helps win him over. He then approaches Ashley about dessert and tells her that he'll talk plenty once she brings him some cookies. He ultimately reveals to Ashley that he fought in WWII. He's a retired Lieutenant Colonel, and they were referred to as the Red Tails. He flew missions all over Europe and shows Ashley a picture of himself when he was younger. Ashley's recalls reading about men like him and how he helped integrate the military. For this, Uncle Earl is celebrated by the entire family.

## References

1. ↑ Season 2, Episode 6: ***Let the Best Man Win***
Tash Jordan

**Tash Jordan** is an American actor. He portrays Nathan on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Jordan played college football in upstate NY at Hartwick College for two years, before pursuing an acting career. He's appeared on MTV's *Next Big Dance Move*, as well as a couple of music videos. His first major role is in the series *Monster* on Netflix.

## External links

* Tash Jordan at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Tash Jordan (@iamtash2\_0) on Twitter

* Follow Tash Jordan (@iamtash2.0) on Instagram
LP-444

The **LP-444** is a fictional 7.62mm light machine gun which appears in "Pretty Blood: Crisis Management". It's a firearm which was orginally intended for exclusive use in warfare only, however, the rules of the game may have changed with time.

## Description

The Varstovkan LP-444 (or "Legkiy Pulemet 444" by its full name, which translates to "Light machine gun 444",) by Strogochev was adapted by the Vartstovkan Armed Forces at the very beginning of the Great Continental War and is chambered in 7.62x54mm. Reaching a firerate of 1300 RPM, this machine gun is an effective killing machine when it comes to the engagement of larger groups of threats.

During the war, it was typical for Varstovkan bases to have it's vantage points armed with such a machine gun, with great effect. There are even rumors of an entire Hunlinian siege being wiped out, solely due to a handful of Varstovkan and Yox' gunners, wielding this weapon. Overall said, the LP-444 was highly feared amongst Hunlian, Texocanian and Jollyngtian troops, and even its firing sounds managed to startle even the bravest of soldiers.

However, with great power also come a few downs as well. The ridicoulsy high recoil doesn't allow for much precision when firing with bare hands, so the use of a bipod is neccessary when ammo conservation is kept in mind. In addition to that, this weapon also is extremely expensive. Therefore only around 56 were ever produced for the Varstovkan army. After the war, Strogochev stopped its production entirely. However, special models can still be requested, though for a very, very high price.
BV-9

The **BV-9** is a fictional 5.45x39mm chambered assault rifle which appears in "Pretty Blood: Crisis Management". It was a common weapon for Vasrstovkan soldiers during the Great Continental War and is nowadays well used by a handful of special forces.

## Description

Strogochev developed the BV-9 (Boyevaya Vintovka 9) exclusively for top-notch elite troops of the Varstovkan Armed Forces during the Great Continental War which had raged on the western continents of Culuno. It was carefully designed to provide high stopping power in short to medium range engagements, and is overall pretty lightweight in contrast to its general effectivity.

Being chambered in 5.45x39mm makes this gun weaker than its "AS"-series counterparts, but the low recoil and easy handling make up for that.

Only a few of these were ever produced, most famously used by the highly feared Varstovkan elite unit "Palachi" during the final stages of the war.
Reno Wilson

**Reno Wilson** is an American actor. He portrays James Lewis on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Wilson made his television debut in 1988 as Howard in *The Cosby Show*. From there, he guest starred in various series before landing his role as Wes Freewald in *The Chronicle*. Afterward, in 2005, he starred in the ABC police drama *Blind Justice* as Detective Tom Selway until it was canceled after a single season. Wilson is perhaps best known for his starring role in the hit CBS comedy *Mike & Molly* as Officer Carl McMillan, as well as for his portrayal of Stan Hill in the NBC series *Good Girls*.

Wilson is also a rather accomplished voice actor, having voiced Sazh Katzroy in the *Final Fantasy* video game franchise, in addition to voicing various Cybertronians in the *Transformers* films.

## External links

* Reno Wilson at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Reno Wilson (@renowilson) on Twitter

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Kurt Greeds

Velocity HS

* Minor Underground Operations Department (MUOD)

> *"Orders are orders, so do what I fucking say,"*
>
>

**Kurt Greeds** is a character in "Pretty Blood Unofficials: Crisis Management" who is affiliated with the PMC "Velocity HS" and is also associated with its secret illegal side. He is of the rank of captain and is also the head of Velocity's Minor Underground Operations Department (MUOD), where he takes over managing tasks but also field operations.

## Biography

Kurt is of the rank of Captain and works as a soldier in the PMC "Velocity Homeland Security". There, he is the head of the Minor Underground Operations Department, where he's involved in the planning and execution of tons of illegal activities. Amongst his fellow soldiers, he's known to be a ruthless and cold individual who values money and power over life. He also tends to overreact a lot and often acts before thinking.

Not much is known about Kurt's past. He immediately joined the military after graduating and had been deployed to assist allied troops of the south-east in battles against rebellions. When the Great Continental War broke out, he was already of the rank of Lieutenant. The later following Great Continental War, which would be remembered for centuries due to the tremendous amount of suffering caused by losses and economic breaking points, would eventually help him to get promoted to the rank of captain.

After the war had come to an end, Kurt transferred to Velocity, due to a higher payment, where he now works under the visible part of the iceberg, managing the MUOD.

## Role

**Department Leader:** Kurt is the head of the Minor Underground Operations Department (MUOD),
Desco .22

The **Desco .22** is a fictional .22 pistol, which appears in "Pretty Blood: Crisis Management". It's a small caliber handgun, not convenient for combat situations, but still deadly.

## Description

Developed by Yox firearms company "Stuart Guns & Equipment PHC", the Desco .22 was exclusively created as a tool for close-hand assassinations, executed by operators of the Yox army's most feared underground operation forces. Production of this weapon started in the middle stages of the Great Continental War, and still continues to this day long after it.

Chambered in .22 LR, this gun is not able to deal much damage, being ineffective against armored targets. In addition to that, its effective range too is very limited in contrast to other firearms, due to its use of .22 LR rounds. Due to that, the Desco .22 is not a weapon to be used in combat situations. However, while its bullets may not cause enough body damage, it is still to note that a headshot with this thing is a guaranteed kill, due to the .22 LR bullet having enough energy to enter a skull, but not enough to leave it from the other side, making the bullet bounce around in the target's head, heavily damaging the brain beyond repair. Furthermore, the small caliber is fairly quiet compared to other ones, and with the addition of a suppressor on the gun, the firing noise may be greatly reduced. It is because of these reasons, why this weapon became a staple of close-hand covert assassinations, where the killer would fire a suppressed Desco .22 at point-blank range at their victims' heads.

Nowadays, after Yoxel's defeat at the end of the Great Continental War, Stuart cut tons of firearms out of their product range, with the Desco .22 being one of them. Therefore it is no longer being produced. However, there are still tons of leftover shipments scattered around Culuno.
Bianca Flinch

> *"Hey don't give up, we all have to start somewhere!"*
>
>

**Bianca Flinch** is a character in "Pretty Blood Unofficials: Crisis Management", and is part of Bluelu's police force, where she has the job of an officer.

## Biography

Bianca is a fairly experienced police officer, working for the BPD. Most of the time, her job's about patrolling the streets of Bluelu or to respond to emergency- and backup calls. She's a very righteous and friendly person who's always determined to make the world a better place, known for being a member of "Veteran's Smile", an initiative to help out struggling war-veterans trough charity actions. She's also very good friends with Mica, a detective of the BPD, whom she had met during her childhood in Creekville. When Bianca is out for patrol, she usually partners up with her colleague and close friend Truck, another officer with whom she gets along well. Rumors say that those two may actually be in a relationship together.

## Trivia

* Bianca's weapon of choice is a G19 handgun with a tan tint.
W4

W4
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The **W4** is a fictional 9mm pistol, which appears in "Pretty Blood: Crisis Management". It's an experimental covert-operations handgun undergoing its final testing stage before its initial release.

## Description

LeadWolf's W4 (or "Whisper 4" with its full name,) is an attempt to head into a new direction of covert-weaponry.
This 9x19mm chambered gun is outfitted with an integrated "noise-break". Like regular surpressors, noise-breaks aim (pun intended) to reduce the weapon's firing sound. However, unlike common supressing devices, these ones actually manage to do so very well, allowing users to take out mid- to close-range targets without comprimising themselves. Still, it is to note that the firing noise won't be completely neutralised, but instead lowered by an extremely significant amount.

Due to still being an experimental prototype, this gun's far from perfect. For one, the noise-breaker itself is pretty invasive in terms of space and weight, making the W4 an extremely bulky handgun. But also the overall handling is rather something to get used to, making this weapon a choice for experienced shooters only.

For testing purposes, LeadWolf provides the W4 for use in the Crisis Management Team's arsenal for its Covert-Squad.
Jordan L. Jones

**Jordan L. Jones** is an actor. He portrays Jazz on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Jones is a University of Southern California graduate and made his on-screen debut in 2017 on a single episode of *Wisdom of the Crowd*. He is best known for his role as Nat on the FOX sitcom *Rel*. He has also appeared on *Snowfall*, *Shameless*, and *The Rookie*.

## External links

* Jordan L. Jones at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Jordan L. Jones (@jordanljones\_) on Twitter

* Follow Jordan L. Jones (@jordan.l.jones) on Instagram
Jared

"*Hey, we are just two Black men in America giving the people what they want.*"
—Jared to Hilary[src]
**Jared** is a recurring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*. He is portrayed by Christian Germany.

Jared is a social media influencer and stuntman, alongside his brother, Nathan.

## Biography

Jared and Nathan attend Hilary's diner at her family's home after she is accepted into their influencer house, where they tell Will the truth about one of their past acts involving a sedated lion. Given that they're also pranksters, Nathan and Jared place a dancing stuffed animal on a silver platter, under a dome, and have it wheeled out into the dining room to trick everyone into thinking something alive was underneath. Lastly, with Jared filming, Nathan makes a sudden nude appearance and dances at the center of the party.

Jared and Nathan are filming content when they interrupt Hilary's first video at the house and knock over a wine bottle. They offer to assist her, but she tells them that her content focuses on cuisine, not craziness. However, they do at least warn Hilary that she doesn't want Kylo checking in with her, as he doesn't play when it comes to his deadlines.

Jared and Nathan return to the influencer house only to learn from Hilary that they've been fired.

## References

1. ↑ Season 1, Episode 5: ***PA to LA***
2. ↑ Season 1, Episode 6: ***The Strength to Smile***
3. ↑ Season 2, Episode 1: ***A Fresh Start***
Saweetie

**Diamonté Quiava Valentin Harper**, known professionally as **Saweetie**, is an American rapper and actress. She cameos on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

Born in Santa Clara, California, Saweetie is an African-American woman of Filipino and Chinese heritage, who began writing music at 13 years old and graduated from Monterey Trail High School in Elk Grove. She went on to attend San Diego State University, before transferring to the University of Southern California, where she received her degree and a Bachelor of Arts in communications. Upon her graduation, she began to pursue a rap career, releasing her debut single *Icy Grl* in 2017, which resulted in her being signed to Artistry Worldwide, a subsidiary of Warner Records. Since then, Saweetie received two nominations for the 64th Annual Grammy Awards and has multiple Billboard Hot 100 hit songs.

## External links

* Saweetie's official site

* Saweetie at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Saweetie (@Saweetie) on Twitter

* Follow Saweetie (@saweetie) on Instagram

* Follow Saweetie (@Saweetie) on Facebook

* Follow Saweetie (@OfficialSaweetieMusic) on YouTube
Brooklyn McLinn

**Brooklyn McLinn** is an American actor. He portrays Doc Hightower on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, *Bel-Air*.

## Biography

McLinn made his television debut in 1998, during two episodes of *Getting Personal*. He has appeared in various hit television series, such as *All of Us*, *Ghost Whisperer*, *Diary of a Single Mom*, and *Days of Our Lives*. From 2010-2012, McLinn recurred in the CBS comedy series *Rules of Engagement*, and from 2010-2014, he recurred in ABC's *Parenthood* as Sekou Trussell. In 2019, he guest starred in the Marvel series *Cloak & Dagger* as Andre Deschaine.

## External links

* Brooklyn McLinn at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Brooklyn McLinn (@Brooklynmclinn) on Twitter

* Follow Brooklyn McLinn (@brooklynmclinn) on Instagram

* Follow Brooklyn McLinn (@brooklyn.mclinn) on Facebook

* Follow Brooklyn McLinn (@LifeStrategyMeetup) on YouTube
HPMP-110

The **HPMP-110** is a fictional .40 Auto chambered SMG which appears in "Pretty Blood: Crisis Management". It's an effective weapon, known for its use by the law enforcements during the Texocanian Cartel Wars. Nowadays, it counts to the Hunlinian TCU's anti-terrorism arsenal.

## Description

LeadWolf's HPMP-110 ("High Power Machine Pistol 110",) first met the production line back then during the boiling point of cartel wars in Texocania, during the late 20th century. Texocanian police and military forces were deployed with this submachine gun to effectively battle drug-crime related conflicts within their country.

During the early 21st century, the weapon eventually made it to Hunlinian police forces as well, nowadays being the standard SMG of the TCU counter-terrorism special force.

The HPMP-110 is chambered in .40 Auto and is overall an extremely lethal CQB weapon.
Mk65 EBR

The **Mk65 EBR** is a fictional 7.62x51mm chambered DMR/Battle rifle, which appears in "Pretty Blood: Crisis Management". It is a weapon for both long- and medium-range engagements.

## Description

The MK-65 EBR (“Mk65 Enhanced Battle Rifle“,) by the Jollyingtian arms company WIll & Hank‘s was developed as an infantry weapon for the Jollyingtian and Hunlinian army, bearing long range engagements in mind, and has been around for a pretty long time now, having even been used by both rebels and Hunlinian forces, throughout the NHK's bloodiest insurgency, back then during the siege of Past Hills.

Being chambered in 7.62x51mm grants this weapon severe damaging potential, but also a pretty kicking recoil, which however is a bit softened up, thanks to the weapon‘s weight. It also possesses the feature of turning full-auto by the flip of a switch, which is quite unusual for DMRs.

46 years after its initial adaptation in the United States Army, it still is in service, whilst also being widely available for civilian use as well.
MooseTube

MooseTube is Moose's YouTube channel with 4 subscribers... :(. It is where we get all the information to put on this wiki. LT Gaming voice acts EVERY CHARACTER IN THE CHANNEL. It's a fun hobby. I'm writing this right now. Hello...? Can you see this text? Anyways, the logo of the channel is a picture of Moose. It currently has 21 episodes as of 1/11/2022. This page will be edited when a new video is posted on the channel.

Visit the channel: MooseTube
Fabbrica d'Armi Branco Bernetto

**Fabbrica d'Armi Branco Bernetto S. p. A.** (commonly just referred to as "**Bernetto**",) is a public limited company in the universe of "Pretty Blood: Crisis Management". They're part of the culunowide defense industry, and therefore focus on the designing and manufacturing of firearms. They are based in the fictional country of Atyli.

## History

The company was first established as a limited liability company in 1982 by Luca Bernetto, who named it after his son Branco Bernetto. Due to the ongoing Central-Conflict at that time, and therefore Atyli's decisions on beefing up their general arsenal in order to stand more resiliant against inside-, as well as outside-threats, Bernetto managed to grow in a rapid manner and quickly earned itself quite a reputation within its country of origin. When the company then proceeded to accept foreign contracts and orders as well, Bernetto managed to climb up the international ladder too, and got even bigger, even converting into a joint stock company later, which it is now.

Today, the head of of Bernetto is none other than Branco Bernetto, son of Luca Bernetto.

## Products, which appear in the series

Bernetto mainly focuses on the manufacturing of handguns, shotguns and rifles. However, on a few occasions, they've also tried entering the arms market with assault rifles, which were usually not that successful. However, when it comes to shotguns and handguns, Bernetto remains as one of the most legendary manufacturers, being an extremely popular choice for shooters culunowide.

### Handguns

* Protettore 4
* Ultima Parola
Clarabelle Waffle

Polly Waffle (Great-Grandmother, deceased)

> *"Welcome back, my dear! May I take your today's order?"*
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**Clarabelle Waffle** is a character in "Pretty Blood Unofficials: Crisis Management". She runs a diner together with her brother Edgar in Bluelu.

## Biography

Clarabelle is one of the two owners and waiters of the Waffle's Diner in Bluelu and is overall a very friendly and cheerful individual who does her best to cheer the people around her up and hates any act of violence. She usually gets along very well with her brother Edgar, who is the other owner of the diner.

The diner itself is a family business of the Waffles. Clarabelle and Edgar had inherited it from their late parents who have sadly died due to bombing raids during the Great Continental War. Since then, the Waffle's siblings Clarabelle and Edgar were responsible for keeping the family's legacy alive by running the diner today.

However, just recently, her and Edgar got into a heavy argument, which resulted in him running off infuriated. The odd thing is, he wasn't seen again since and won't even answer his phone. This leaves Clarabelle pretty worried, especially because Pretty Blood is out there and now she has to maintain the diner all by herself until Edgar shows up.

But just where could he be?
SGM-1951

The **SGM-1951** is a 20 bore shotgun, which appears in "Pretty Blood: Crisis Management". It was one of the first weapons in Culuno, to use 20 gauge shotgun shells.

## Description

Introduced in 1951, Hunlinian firearm company Rowell brought the SGM-1951 (Shotgun, Model 1951) alongside the then newly introduced 20 gauge shotgun shell onto the market. The weapon became quite popular among hunters, but also earned itself a reputation as a self-defense weapon.

Due to being a 20 bore shotgun, therefore using 20 gauge shells, this shotgun is a bit weaker than its 12 gauge counterparts, and has a shorter effective range. However, the smaller 20 gauge shells grant a much higher capacity and are easier to store, due to the decreased size and volume. Another benenfit is the less kicking recoil.

While being in service as the police's service shotgun during the late middle to late 20th century, the shotgun eventually became entirely obsolete as the 21st century came around. Rowell still produces them to this day though, due to civilian demand.
Swatter

* 7.62x51mm loaded
* 7.62x51mm ECCs loaded

The **Swatter** is a fictional 7.62mm chambered sniper rifle which appears in PBU: Crisis Management, and is solely used by Diana Wellfair, due to being her primary signature weapon in the Crisis Management Team.

## Description

Being one of the Royal Army's youngest snipers, Diana took part in tons of dangerous operation during her time of military service throughout the Great Continental War and made quite a name for herself and her sharp-shooting skills. This eventually got her transferred to a special sniper unit, where she then received an APR-13 sniper rifle as her primary weapon. She used the gun for the rest of the war, and grew extremely fond of it, for she started tinkering with and modding it in her spare time. After the war came to an end, she was even allowed to keep the weapon, which she then proceeded to use as her primary firerarm, back in her job as a TCU sniper for the law enforcement. When she later accepted the offer to join the CMT, Scott MacWinter-Daniels, the head of the firearm's company LeadWolf, as well as the CMT's contact for gear supplies, made some advanced and highly experimental modifications to her weapon, upon request of Ethan Winters, head of the CMT, as well as Emma Troythouse, Bluelu's police chief. Later on, Amelia Westbrook, a colleague and friend of Diana, gave the rifle a colorful tint.

The weapon is based off of a LeadWolf APR-13, a 7.62x51mm chambered sniper rifle. However, the Swatter distinguishes itself from its original counterpart by quite a few factors. The most obvious one is of course the custom paint scheme, which was applied by Amelia. Furthermore, Diana wrapped some blue tape around the gun as well, a common thing she and the soldiers of her former sniper unit back in the military, would do. But when looking at mechanical differences, the new much more stable frame, as well as the the new heavy-duty barrel come to play. Both upgrades were built in by Scott, and are essential for an extra, and highly experimental new feature: The sturdier parts now make this wepon capable of firing powerful, yet still experimental, 7.62x51 ECCs (Electic Charge Cartdiges), giving this APR-13 the ability to switch to a mobile railgun. 7.62x51 ECCs are accelerated by the use of electromagnetic fields, making the projectiles able to travel very far, whilst heavily increasing its ability to even pierce the heaviest armors, like a knife through warm butter. This makes these rounds ideal for engaging armored targets at large distances. Howwever, these rounds can only be used with special ECC-Battery magazines, and firing many of them within a short time period will still cause overheating problems which can badly deform and break the gun's barrel, even when heavily upgraded.

Diana has been through a lot with this weapon, and she trusts it with her life. To complement her callsign Mosquito, as well as to make a pun about her line of work, she has named this weapon "Swatter".
Berserk RFS-12

The **Berserk RFS-12** is a fictional 12 gauge shotgun which appears in "Pretty Blood: Crisis Management". It supports both semi- and fully automatic firing modes, and was developed, produced and used by Yoxel during the Great Continental War.

## Description

When Yoxel declared war on Texocania and its allies, it quickly became clear that the country's military equipment needed a major upgrade, in order to keep up. That's why Yox higher-up personally tasked the Yox firearms company Stuart, to develop new weapons and gear, giving them the green light to launch the so called "Berserk Project". This project was responsible for a lot of drastic changes in Yox military infrastructure, mainly their service weapons. The RFS-12 is a shotgun entry for the Berserk series, was commonly used by Yox troops on the enemy mainland.

This shotgun's chambered in 12 gauge and is very ergonomic due to its shortness, making it good for close to medium range combat. The low weight makes it a great shotgun to carry around for longer distances, which is important for any service weapon. It can also reach a very high rate of fire, even allowing its operator to go full-auto. It's also no surprise that this firearm was often use in the Texocanian jungles, simply due to being very sturdy and reliable, rarely malfunctioning or jamming, despite wear caused by environmental hazards, such as mud.

After the war, Stuart started exporting their weapons to other countries as well, with the Berserk series of weapons, therefore also the RFS-12, being no exception. It can nowadays be found in all sorts of places and special forces, but also in the hands of criminals, culunowide.
Tamara Books

Velocity HS

* Ripper Squad

> *"Team, gimme a bloody status report!!"*
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**Tamara Books** is a supporting character in "Pretty Blood Unofficials: Crisis Management" who is affiliated with the PMC "Velocity HS" and is also associated with its secret illegal side. She works there as a mercenary handler on behalf of the Ripper-Squad, in which she operates under the callsign "Humvee".

## Biography

Tamara is of the rank of major in the PMC "Velocity Homeland Security", and is also the new handler of the Ripper-Squad. She's overall a rather relaxed and friendly individual who always aims for the best for her team, supporting them in every situation. She's also known to have a very professional attitude in her line of work, all while keeping her friendly nature. Although being a new face to the Rippers, she gets along very well with them, being especially good friends with their leader Tyson.

Tamara is extremely new to Velocity as she just transferred there recently. However, it's unknown how she got involved with their underground activities. She was assigned to the role of a new handler for the "Ripper-Squad", as the old one decided to rat on his company, leading to him getting brutally killed to prevent any compromising info from getting to the surface.

Not much is known about Tamara, other than her being in Hunliny's military for quite some time, serving there as a soldier and later eventually being a key member of their Strategic Planning Team during the Great Continental War.

It's also known that her parents had abandoned her when she was still a baby, leaving her to live in an orphanage for the rest of her childhood, since no one adopted her. Even to this day, she hates talking about this.

## Role

**Handler:** Tamara is responsible for managing and guiding the "Ripper" Squad in missions.