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Violetsun

**Violetsun** was a gray pinto mare with violet feathers, dark gray mane and tail. Violetsun is one of the Mated mares who lived in Sun Herd. She is also Flamesky's dam. Violetsun was one of the battle mares who fought for Sun Herd in the war against Mountain Herd, Jungle Herd, Desert Herd, and Snow Herd for losing Star and two trespassing foals, Echofrost and Brackentail. Violetsun soon passed away during the war from a white stallion who slammed her against the Grandmother Tree, which broke her back and sometime during the battle, Violetsun's mate was also killed, which traumatized Flamesky. Violetsun now resides in the Golden Meadow. It was revealed after the battle that Violetsun was one of Star's three faithful followers who died during the battle.

## **Trivia**

* Violetsun is the mother of **Flamesky.**
* Violetsun was a mare who fought with Sun Herd.
* Violetsun appeared in book #1 Starfire
* She was revealed to be one of Star's followers.
Snow Herd

**Spoiler Warning**: Plot and/or ending details follow.

**Snow Herd** steeds usually come in various shades of white and grey. Most are big draft horses. Their feathers‘ colors are usually shades of both blue and purple.

## Notable Information

Snow Herd pegasi are also the best swimmers in Anok; they can hold their breath for up to 15 minutes. They live in the coldest and snowiest area of Western Anok. They are strong and good warriors, one of the best armies in Anok.

## Known Pegasi

* Twistwing
* Iceriver
* Petalcloud
Sun Herd

**Spoiler Warning**: Plot and/or ending details follow.

**Sun Herd** is a now dispersed herd, with many of its former members being River Herd pegasi. As of *Starfire*, its last leaders were Thundersky and Silverlake, formerly Thunderwing and Silvercloud.

Sun Herd was defeated by Rockwing, during a one-on-one duel between the vicious Mountain Herd over-stallion and the leader of the walkers, a pegasus named Grasswing. After their defeat, Sun Herd scattered, with many becoming pegasi of River Herd.

There were others, however, who were assimilated into other herds, such as Twistwing, who took over Snow Herd.

## Notable Information

Sun Herd pegasi have especially vivid feathers, some coming in colors not found in the feathers of other-herd pegasi.

Sun Herd’s lands were also noted to be the richest of all the herds, consisting of more grassland and more food than any other herd’s land.

## Map Territory

* Grandmother Oak
* Dawn Meadow
* Sky Meadow
* Big Sky Lake
* The Drink
* Feather Lake
* Vein vein

## Known Pegasi

* Star
* Thundersky
* Silvercloud
* Morningleaf
* Stripestorm
* Brackentail
* Twistwing
* Oakfire
* Jetfire
* Dewberry
* Bumblewind
* Echofrost
The Hundred Year Star

The Hundred Year Star is a supernatural star that appears in the sky once a black foal has been born. It will burn like a second sun throughout the day and like a regular star throughout the night. For the duration of the foal's first year the star will stay. After the black foal receives their power from the Hundred Year Star, it will disappear until the next black foal is born.

The star will not appear if a black foal is born dead, but will appear if the stillborn foal is nursed back to life, like how Lightfeather did with Star.

On the black foal's first birthday, the star will burn brighter than it ever has before in the year and will shine a beam down on the foal. As the only scene we're shown with the black foal receiving the Hundred Year Star's power is Star's, it is unknown if the Hundred Year Star will bring the foal to itself or if all black foals fly into it like how Star did.

The Hundred Year Star is the one who selects a grown mare to become pregnant with the black foal. In a way, this means all black foals are half-siblings to each other, as they all share the same sire.

It's been speculated that since Star flew into the Hundred Year Star to receive his power, it means any steed could steal the power for themselves. This is not likely as the Hundred Year Star would ether incinerate normal steeds before they can come close, or normal steeds would pass out from lack of oxygen before they even reach it. However, this theory has been neither confirmed nor denied from now.
Hollyblaze

Hollyblaze is the lesser-known sister of Spiderwing, the founder of the five herds. She is a spotted bay filly with light-brown eyes, a black mane and tail, a wide blaze, two front white socks, and gold-tipped emerald feathers. She is currently an Ancestor. She was the previous best friend of Nightwing.

Hollyblaze appears first in *Landfall.* After Nightwing slows Star's heart lethally, Hollyblaze descends from the Golden Meadow along with an army of weanlings Nightwing killed when he returned from his departure after he received the Starfire. She confronts Nightwing with the army behind her, calling him a Destroyer, a killer, and a coward. She drives Nightwing away from Star, allowing Star's friends to carry him to safety. She then visits Star in his coma-like state, telling him he must kill the Destroyer and free the pegasi he murdered from the Beyond.

Hollyblaze was killed by Moonray's army when she yelled for Nightflame's help to defend the herd and fight side by side with her. Nightflame hid in some bushes nearby, and heard the deathblow that took her in the end.
Desert Herd

**Spoiler Warning**: Plot and/or ending details follow.

**Desert Herd** pegasi usually have coats of buckskin, dun, or palomino. Many Desert Herd steeds are noted to be tall, as this could be a genetic trait running within the herd. They are described as having large lungs, tiny waists, wide-set eyes, thin coats and special hooves.

## Notable Information

Desert Herd is known for their ability to safely ride jet streams, powerful winds that can carry pegasi anywhere faster than they can fly. This ability, however, is kept secret from the other herds, as noted in the books. Desert Herd steeds can also kick better than any other herd due to their special hooves.

## Map Territory

* Red Rock Mountains
* Tail River

## Known Pegasi

* Sandwing
* Redfire
* Sunray
Echofrost

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Echofrost is a sleek silver mare with a white mane and tail and one white sock. She has a mix of light and dark purple feathers. Her best friends are Star and Morningleaf, and her brother is Bumblewind. In *Starfire,* she was captured by Mountain Herd's steeds and was not as carefree or playful afterwards.

## Personality

She is a very playful and loyal friend to Star and her other friends. In Windborn, her friend Shadepebble was the pegasus to tell her that Bumblewind had passed away from the dire wolves injuries. In the first book of Riders of the Realm, she has bottled up all of her emotions from the death of her twin brother. She releases these emotions on Hazelwind, her best friend, for burying Bumblewind without her being there and blames him for her brother's death. In the book, she becomes aware that she is the one causing her grief. She realizes her feelings for Hazelwind and she goes back for him.

## History

### *Starfire*

Echofrost is captured by Mountain Herd, and is tortured. After being kidnapped and held hostage by Mountain Herd steeds, she is resentful towards Brackentail, who betrayed her to Mountain Herd.

### *Stormbound*

She does not speak to Star nor Brackentail after Star heals Brackentail. She joins Hazelwind in creating a new herd in Sun Herd's former territory.

## Quotes

"Well, since we're all here, who wants to play water tag?”

"I think Brackentail should be executed."

*"That's a little extreme, don't you think?"*

"You all heard me. I have nothing more to say."

– An exchange with Morningleaf in Stormbound, on the matter of Brackentail joining River Herd.

## Trivia

* Jennifer Lynn Alvarez's daughter was the person chosen to give Echofrost her official name.

## Gallery

Echofrost on the cover of *Promise Keeper*
Mossberry

Elderly light bay mare with dark magenta feathers, black mane and tail, crescent moon on forehead and white snip on nose, two white hind anklets. She was a Walker along with Star, in the Migration and told Star stories. When there was a fire, her feathers caught fire and she was slowly and eventually burned alive.
Redfire

Redfire is a Desert Herd captain who first appears in Landfall.

## Appearance and Personality

Redfire is a glossy copper stallion with crimson feathers. He is a keen, steadfast, patient steed, likely due to his status as a captain.

## Landfall

Redfire first appears in this book. He teaches the young steeds of the Trap how to lethally buck, and shows them the very basics of battle. He participates in the battle between the United Army and Frostfire's Black Army, and in the battle between the United Army and Petalcloud's Ice Warriors.
Flamesky

Flamesky is a red roan filly with dark-emerald and gold feathers. She is a friend of Brackentail's and Stripestorm's in the first book.

## Personality

While she was friends with the bullies in book one, when things escalate and Star nearly gets tricked into throwing himself off a cliff, she alarmingly claims she thought Brackentail would own up to his trick before Star was put in any real danger. This means she is a trusting individual who is sort of neutral on both sides.
Street Fighter

Street Fighter is a fighting game series developed and published by Capcom. Street Fighter features various characters from various countries around the world, each with their own fighting style

For more information check out the Street Fighter wiki

## Breath of Fire (1994)

In Bleak if you talk with a magician inside one of the buildings on the left side of town next to the second set of stairs at night, after you pay him the 100G he asks for, he will ask you to look away and if you say no twice, then say yes you'll see Chun-Li doing her lightning kick move.

## Breath of Fire III (1997)

In the contest of champions both Chun-Li and Sakura can be seen in the crowd

## Rival Schools: United by Fate (1997)

Rival Schools: United by Fate features Sakura Haruno as one of it's playable characters

## Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes (1998)

Ryu, Chun-Li and Zangeif are playable characters

## Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes (2000)

Dan Hideki, Guille, Ken, Ryu, Charlie, Akuma, Zangief, Dhalsim, M. Bison, Sakura, Cammy, and Chun-Li are playable

## Cannon Spike (2000)

Cammy and Charlie are playable characters

## Namco X Capcom (2005)

Cammy, Chun-Li, Karin Kanzuki, Ken Masters, Rose, Ryu, and Sakura Kasugano are playable characters

Evil Ryu, Akuma, Juli, Juni, and M. Bison are enemies

## Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars (2008)

Ryu, Chun-Li and Alex are playable characters

## Marvel vs Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds(2011)

Ryu, Chun-Li, Akuma, and C.Viper are playable

## Street Fighter X Tekken (2012)

Various Street Fighter characters are playable in Street Fighter X Tekken

## Project X Zone (2013)

Prologue 2 Where the Strong Survive: New Allies: Ryu and Ken Masters. Enemies:Juri

Prologue 5 Dead Re-Rising: New Allies: Chun-Li

Chapter 1 Welcome to the Koryuji House: Old Allies: Chun-Li

## Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/ Wii U (2014)

Ryu is available as DLC and comes with the Suzaku Castle stage

## Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate (2015)

There is an armor set for Palico based off of Chun-Li and Blanka

## Final Fight

various characters from the Final Fight series make regular appearances like Poison, Guy, Cody, Rolento, Hugo
Hazelwind

Hazelwind was an under-stallion of River Herd.

Hazelwind is a buckskin stallion with jade feathers, black mane and tail, wide blaze and two hind white socks.

As of Riders of The Realm: Across The Dark Water, he travelled across the dark waters with Echofrost and the rest of their herd of 140 pegasi.

## Book Appearances

### Alive:

Starfire, Stormbound, Landfall, Windborn

Hazelwind is shown to be selfless and a driven individual, and would make a great over-stallion. This is backed up when he makes his own herd in Stormbound, which is quickly disbanded after the arrival of Nightwing. He is Echofrost's best friend and very caring.

Hazelwind is a strong-standing stallion who can keep a calm head even in the midst of battle. Morningleaf often notices how much of their father she can see in him.
Grasswing

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Grasswing was the former leader of the walkers after he was injured during his time as a captain.

Grasswing is a rich palomino stallion with grass-green feathers, a blaze, and one front white sock.

He was Star's mentor, and when the other weanlings and pegasi made fun of him, Grasswing helped him through it and acted as one of his loyal followers.

Though not much was known about him, he was a great captain before getting crippled. He was killed while in a One-For-All battle with Rockwing.

He had a mate, Brightflower, and a son, Graythorn. Graythorn was captured by Rockwing and killed by having his wings broken and being dropped from the clouds into Sun Herd's grazing lands. In the same fight, Grasswing got crippled by enemy Mountain Herd steeds and could no longer fly. Around six years later, sickness claimed Brightflower and she died. (Bonus story found in *Starfire: Grasswing's Story*, end of the book)

## Quotes

"I mean it, son. Don't let them tell you who you are." – To Star about Sun Herd harassing him.

"We have nothing to lose for gaining you, Star."

"That's for Graythorn." – To Rockwing after biting his knee in the One-For-All battle.
Jungle Herd

**Spoiler Warning**: Plot and/or ending details follow.

**Jungle Herd** pegasi come in various shades of brown. Their feathers resemble leaves, being typically green or brown in colour, and they have adapted their battle techniques so as to fit the harsh rigours of their rainforest home. Their feathers are specially-coated.

## Notable Information

Jungle Herd steeds maintain Spiderwing's nest, adding small gifts of feathers or pebbles. The nest gets larger every year with each new tribute.

Several fighting techniques that aren't observed in any of the other herds would be the hoof-holds, which allow a pegasus to remain suspended among the canopy of the forest, overlooking any possible invaders or predators. They also use two main different kinds of projectiles - **zappers** and **bone-breakers.** Zappers are small, hard-to-aim pebbles, while bone-breakers are large rocks that, true to their name, can break bones..

## Map Territory

* “Firemouth” Volcano Swamps
* Valley of Tears
* Cloud Forest
* Northern Nests
* Southern Nests
* Vein

## Known Pegasi

* Smokewing
* Snakewing
* Spiderwing
* Ashrain
* Hollyblaze
* Nightwing
Crabwing

Crabwing is the seagull that Star befriends at a cove when he's hiding from his herd so he isn't executed.

## Personality

Crabwing was trusting and easygoing. He immediately trusted Star when he found out that Star would help him get food. Crabwing was very lazy, and gave up flying because it was easier for him to sit on Star's back. Crabwing was always hungry, and always pushed Star to feed him more.

## Starfire

In the first book, Star met Crabwing at a small cove where Silverlake hid him from his herd. Star cracked clams for Crabwing, and the seagull happily befriended Star. Crabwing gave up flying to stay with Star. But a run in with Jungle Herd's over-stallion resulted in Crabwing being crushed and killed.

## Trivia

* Morningleaf says that she likes listening to Star's stories about him and Crabwing
* Star named the bay "Crabwing's Bay", in memory of his friend
* Star thought of Crabwing as a herdmate.
* Star and Morningleaf often refer to Crabwing's Bay as "where the birds don't fly"
Darkleaf

Darkleaf is a Dun mare with a black dorsal stripe, purple wings, a black mane and tail and purple wings with a white snip on her nose and golden eyes. Darkleaf is a character in Stormbound. She was chosen by Frostfire, along with five others, for the mission of kidnapping Morningleaf and recovering Shadepebble, Frostfire's aunt.

She is hesitant once the real mission is revealed, however, and it becomes known that Darkleaf is a believer of Star, also known as a rebel.

Upon knowing this, Frostfire breaks her wing and one of her legs is broken when he pulls her out of the sky and she lands on a rock.

Frostfire sends her back where they came, and she leaves the team with her head high. Larksong whispers "that's a death sentence" to Frostfire after the order is announced, since they had flown over several bear and wolf tracks on their journey.

Darkleaf never reappears in the series, and since she is not listed as "deceased" on the character page in Landfall or Windborn, it is unknown whether she is alive or dead.
Ashrain

Ashrain is a battle mare that first appears in *Landfall*. She is described as a wiry dark-bay mare with yellow and green feathers, one white sock, and a snip on her nose.

Ashrain taught Jungle Herd fighting techniques during her time in The Trap. She was killed by Nightwing at the end of *Landfall* when she refused to follow him. This is elaborated on in *Windborn*'s first chapters.

## Personality

Ashrain is a resourceful and intelligent mare, and this is shown when she reconstructs Jungle Herd's "hoofholds" using different materials in The Trap. She's reasonable and loyal, ultimately the reason for her death. When pushed by Dewberry about bone-breakers and zappers, she unintentionally insults Star during her outburst. She apologises immediately after, realising her mistake. Ashrain is a kind individual who helps Star as best she can.
The Guardian Herd Series

The Guardian Herd series is a series about pegasi written by Jennifer Lynn Alvarez. More information about specific books can be found by clicking on the links.

## Trivia

* There is a second arc in the Guardian Herd series -- a trilogy titled *Riders of the Realm*. The first two books are called *Across the Dark Water* and *Through the Untamed Sky.*
* The author herself on Facebook has confirmed a full-length prequel novel that focuses on Nightwing the Destroyer 400 years ago.
Snakewing

Snakewing is a bay stallion with forest-green feathers, with a black mane and tail, and one white sock on his leg.

## Starfire

Snakewing was the over-stallion of Jungle Herd in the first book of the Guardian Herd arc.

Snakewing was one of the stallions who found Star hiding in the Vein along the beach. He and his team of warriors were told to find Star and take him back to the five herds for execution, but Star refused to go with them. Snakewing, in retaliation, killed Star's only friend, the seagull Crabwing.

Snakewing and his warrior stallions also attacked Star in order to capture and take him back to the herds, chasing Star through the jungle, much faster in the air than Star was on the ground. Snakewing's team of stallions drove Star toward a cliff, knowing he was unable to fly, but Star, by some miracle, survived, choosing that very moment to spread his wings and glide.

Snakewing landed and taunted Star, saying his team was responsible for teaching Star to fly, but when he went in for the kill, Star reared and struck him over the head in the classic over-stallion's deathblow. Snakewing's unfortunate end came when a killer whale beached itself on the shore and took Snakewing in its jaws. Snakewing was either eaten alive by the whale, or died from losing massive amounts of blood.
Medicine Mare

**Spoiler Warning**: Plot and/or ending details follow.

The medicine mare is the main healer of her herd. The medicine mare is responsible for healing her herdmates, memorizing the uses of herbs, and gathering healing plants. It is suspected that only mares can become healers, but this is not completely confirmed.

It is unknown whether becoming medicine mare changes the suffix of a steed.

The only known medicine mare featured in the book series is Sweetroot, who has been a part of Sun Herd, River Herd, and Wind Herd to serve as the medicine mare.
Starfire (Power)

Starfire is the power that black foals receive from the Hundred Year Star on their first birthday. It can make them either a Destroyer, possessing silver fire, or a Healer, possessing gold fire.

The Hundred Year Star gives the black foal recipient both-coloured fires, but ultimately whichever one gets used more is the one that consumes the black foal, transforming them into either a Healer or a Destroyer.
Silvercloud

**Silverlake**, previously **Silvercloud** of Sun Herd, was the council-mare of *River Herd*. Revealed in Stormbound, Herd list Silverlake is the daughter of Seaheart.

## Official Description

*She's the lead mare of Sun Herd. She's selfless and resourceful. She believes Star will grow up to become the Healer and unite the herds of Anok. Silvercloud is tired of war and she risks everything to support Star, but deep down she wonders if this is a mistake. Her foals are Hazelwind and Morningleaf.*

## Personality

Silverlake is steadfast, and always does what she thinks is right for the sake of her herd. (Evidenced in *Starfire* when she made a deal with Rockwing)

## Trivia

* As of Chapter 35 of Windborn, she is an Ancestor.
* The author's mare, Maddie, was the inspiration behind her.

## Quotes

"And you... You don't deserve honor. You're a coward." - Silverlake standing up to Nightwing in Chapter 35 of Windborn
Rosefeather

Rosefeather is a palomino Pegasus with pink wings and a thin blaze. She has dark brown mane and two white socks on her back hooves. Rosefeather was born to Desert Herd, known for flying, and took on riding jetstreams as a yearling. Rosefeather had relatively large wings for her body, but not oversized. She is about 16 hands. Rosefeather was friends with a Desert Herd stallion Lionflame and is still friends with him to this day. She is about 5 years old. Rosefeather has had no foals. Her mom was Redleaf, a mare who played an important part as a battle mare and her father was Flamefire, an under-stallion. Rosefeather has many plans for her future, she wants to be a battle mare but has also thought about becoming a Medicine mare apprentice. Rosefeather likes light battles, nothing to serious or deadly. She is very sleek with a shorter coat than most horses. Rosefeather almost got stolen as a weanling by Snow Herd but escaped narrowly through a jet stream she only managed to survive through.
Birchcloud

Birchcloud is a light bay mare with green feathers and two white front socks. She was the Lead Mare of Mountain Herd, and was the mate of the deceased Over-Stallion of Mountain Herd, Rockwing.

She only was able to have two fillies in her lifetime, whose names are Petalcloud and Shadepebble.

## Behavior

Birchcloud is a peace-loving mare, whose only wish is to bear her mate a living colt. But when her mate is brutally murdered by the ancient black foal Nightwing the Destroyer, she turns to Star the current black foal to protect her, and willingly joins his herd, River Herd.

## Trivia

* Birchcloud is great grand-dam of Riversun.
* She becomes the foster-dam of her grand-foal Frostfire, foal of her filly Petalcloud, who gave her foal in order to gain freedom from Mountain Herd.
* Birchcloud is a minor character in the series.
Starfrost

Starfrost is a white colt with pale-yellow feathers that are edged in white, light-green eyes and a curly tail. Starfrost was born to Larksong and Frostfire, making him Star's cousin.

Larksong chose the name Starfrost as a combination of her mate Frostfire's name and her nephew Star's name for saving both her and the foal.

In *Windborn*, when Starfrost is born, he is briefly stolen from Larksong and Frostfire by Frostfire's mother Petalcloud as a replacement colt when her own is born dead. Starfrost is later returned to his parents however.
Stripestorm

Stripestorm is a liver-chestnut colt with bright yellow feathers with a red mane and tail and a thin white blaze.

Stripestorm was one of the foals (along with **Brackentail** and **Flamesky**) who used to bully Star when they were younger. Stripestorm was also one of the foals who used to live in Sun Herd. After Star had received his powers and had formed River Herd, Stripestorm was no longer mentioned in the book series, though the author confirmed Stripestorm had chosen not to follow Star to River Herd.

## Trivia

* Stripestorm was one of Brackentail's friends
* It's unknown if Stripestorm died or survived during the series.
* Stripestorm also seemed very close to Flamesky, and it is likely that she stayed behind with him, seeing as the red roan filly is no longer mentioned in the book series either.
Jason Rusch

In 2004, DC revived the *Firestorm* comic for the second time, with writer Dan Jolley and artist Chris Cross, but instead of the original Firestorm, Ronnie Raymond, there was a new protagonist; Jason Rusch, a teenager.

Jason was a seventeen-year-old living in Detroit, who wanted nothing more than to escape his home city. He lived with his father, who had turned abusive after he lost his hand in an industrial accident. His mother left his father sometime after the accident, leaving the young Jason with his father. With the loss of a job he needed to fund college, Jason turned to a local thug for money, accepting a job as a courier. It was on that job that he encountered the Firestorm matrix, searching for a new host after Raymond's death. In the aftermath, Jason struggled to cope with his new identity and powers - a struggle that led to the death of the man who'd hired him.

Eventually, Jason managed to develop a degree of control over his powers. Ronnie Raymond eventually returned within the Firestorm matrix in *Firestorm* #9, remaining with Jason as part of Firestorm until he appeared to dissipate in *Firestorm* #13.

Shortly after Jason's eighteenth birthday, a few weeks after Raymond's dissipation, Jason was kidnapped by the new Secret Society of Super Villains for use as a power source in a hidden complex. Freed when the new Secret Six launched a raid on the complex, Jason discovered two important things: he had a fellow prisoner (a mysterious girl namedGehenna), and his imprisonment by the Society had significantly depowered him (*Firestorm* #17).

Together, Jason and Gehenna escaped the complex. Gehenna disappeared in the aftermath, but telepathically promised Firestorm that she'd see him again. In *Firestorm* #19, Donna Troy recruited Firestorm - this time comprising Jason and his best friend Mick Wong - for her outer space team to fight the oncoming instability from *Infinite Crisis*.
Graythorn

Graythorn is the colt of Grasswing and Brightflower. As a colt, before Star was born, he was murdered by the over-stallion of Mountain Herd, Rockwing.

Graythorn is described as the exact same as his father, except his hide is dark silver rather than gold.

Hardly anything is known about Graythorn, apart from how young he was when he was killed. He lead the other yearlings into battle on the Mountain Herd raiders. Rockwing killed him by abducting him during the fight that crippled Grasswing. Rockwing then broke Graythorn's wings and dropped him from the clouds. Graythorn brought Grasswing back to Brightflower before passing into the Golden Meadow.
Songs

Hey guys! Here we can share the songs that we like for the characters! Please write or comment!!

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Here are some of mine:

Eye of the tiger: Rockwing and Grasswing battle in starfire

Roar: Echofrost with the Sandwens

La da dee: Bumblewind and Dewberry

Whatever it takes: Stars final battle with Nightwing

Breakaway: Star

Stand by you: Morningleaf and Star

Kings and Queens: All the mares

Believer: Shadepebble

Firework: Star and the Starfire

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Stormfire

Stormfire is only mentioned once in the series, in Chapter Twenty-two: The Secret Grave - in Windborn. As he never appears in the series, it is possible that he was deceased before Star was born. He is the father of Bumblewind and Echofrost, and the mate of Crystalfeather.

## Information

### Successions

Bumblewind (son) Echofrost (daughter) Crystalfeather (mate)
Argentine Backbreaker Rack

* Broly

The **Argentine Backbreaker Rack** is a physical technique, that was used on Trunks by Broly.

## Usage

Broly grapples a limb from the target with his immense strength and places a target face-up across one's shoulders before hooking the head with one hand and a leg with the other to then clamping down on both ends, crushing one under immense pressure, which can be used to cause excruciating amounts of pain. This pressure caused Trunks to urinate all over Broly.

## Trivia

* The technique is more commonly known as the Torture Rack in *American* pro-wrestling. In Puroresu (プロフェッショナル・レスリング, Purofesshonaru resuringu), it called by its real life name. It is among one of several real-life techniques used in the *Dragon Ball* series.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dragon Ball Z: The Dangerous Duo! Super Warriors Can't Rest*
Stormtail

**Spoiler Warning**: Plot and/or ending details follow.

**Stormtail** is a "moose" of a stallion, with purple feathers and a dapple-gray coat. His mane and tail are black, and his eyes are also black.

Stormtail is best described as the personal guard of Petalcloud, the former lead mare of Snow Herd and Wind Herd. He is of Snow Herd himself, but joined Wind Herd shortly after Nightwing the Destroyer's arrival to Anok.

## History

### Landfall

Stormtail is usually seen lurking behind Petalcloud - a testimony to his fierce loyalty and determination. He is also one of the pegasi to become an Ice Warrior - Petalcloud's elite task-force of primarily Snow Herd steeds.

### Windborn

Again, Stormtail sticks close to Petalcloud. After she is killed by the falling tribute, he is seen leading her daughter, Riversun, away from the other pegasi.
Landwalkers

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Landwalkers are what the pegasi call humans. Until Storm Herd left Anok for the Southern Continent, no pegasus had been in contact with the Landwalkers for four hundred years.

## Description

Landwalkers are two legged sapient beings that wear clothing and lack natural weapons. They can tame horses and wolves.

Landwalkers live in the Land Beyond Anok.
Unnamed Black Foal

> The unnamed black foal is Nightwing and Petalcloud's son. He was stillborn due to Petalcloud's curse inherited from Rockwing.
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## Description

The foal's hide, mane and tail were pure black like his father. His wings were violet wings and he had a wide white blaze like his mother. In death, his wings hung limply at his sides and his eyes were closed. He was described to look as if he was sleeping.

## Trivia

* Since his sire was Nightwing, it is possible that he could have had Starfire.
* Nightwing attempted to resurrect his son, but failed because of his weak healing power.
* Star offered to heal the foal in an attempt to befriend his father, but Nightwing refused.
Bumblewind

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Bumblewind is a friendly bay pinto colt with gold feathers tipped in brown, a black mane and tail, and a thin blaze on his face. He is one of Star's best friends, and a twin brother to Echofrost. He sired Windheart and Thornblaze, two foals from Riders of the Realm with Dewberry. He died of a head injury, and regular injuries shortly after being thrown into a tree by a dire wolf.

## Biography

Bumblewind, described as a friendly bay pinto with golden feathers tipped in brown, is the colt of Crystalfeather and Stormfire, along with his sister, Echofrost.

In book four, while trying to escape the dire wolves, he was attacked by one and thrown headfirst into a tree. He suffered major head injuries and died around a day later.

## Personality

Bumblewind was a friendly, loyal colt. He had no ambitions but he had a crush on Dewberry, who became his mate sometime before he died.

## Quotes

"I'm hungry."

"We're with you, Star."

"I never liked that feather."

## Trivia

* He had a crush on Dewberry
* He is the fan favorite
* He and Dewberry apparently became mates before he died

* Bumblewind has two foals: Windheart and Thornblaze, who were introduced in Riders of the Realm: Beneath The Weeping Clouds
* Dewberry likely became pregnant in book three, when she and Bumblewind played tag in the woods of The Trap, and the rest of their friends decided to have fun flying.
Jetfire

Jetfire was a captain in Sun Herd. He is a cream colored stallion with turquoise feathers, his mane and tail are flaxen, and he has a snip on his nose. Despite the fact he was never mentioned to have been part of the secret gatherings of Star's followers, he and Oakfire defended Star from Rockwing and Brackentail before joining River Herd, suggesting he may have been a follower of Star afterwards.
Age 762

The following events took place in **Age 762**.

## Notable Events

### March

* Unknown Day — Kulilin, Yamcha, Tenshinhan, Chaoz, and Yajirobe begin training at Castle of God under both God and Mr. Popo.

### April

* April 29 — Son Gokū begins training under North Kaiō.

### November

* November 2 — Gokū completes his training under North Kaiō and begins to return to Earth.
* November 3 — The Saiyans, Nappa and Vegeta, arrive on Earth. Gokū later arrives and defeats both Saiyans. Vegeta retreats.
* November 17 — Bulma, Kulilin, and Gohan all leave Earth for Namek.
* November 27 — Vegeta reaches Freeza Planet 79.

### December

* December 13 — Vegeta finishes recovering and leaves for Namek.
* December 18 — Bulma's group and Vegeta land on Namek.
* December 19 — The Ginyu Special Squadron leaves Yardrat for Namek.
* December 24 — Gokū defeats the Ginyu Special Squadron, later becomes the Super Saiyan, and defeats Freeza. Namek is destroyed.

## Deaths

* November 3 — Yamcha is killed. Tenshinhan is killed by Nappa. Chaoz commits suicide. Nappa is killed by Vegeta.
* December 18 — Dodoria is killed by Vegeta.
* December 20 — Zarbon is killed by Vegeta.
* December 24 — Gurd, Reacoom, Jheese, and Butta are killed by Vegeta. Vegeta and Kulilin die at Freeza's hands.

## Revivals

* November 2 — Gokū is revived by Earth's Dragon Balls
* December 24 — Piccolo is revived with the Namekian Dragon Balls. Later, everyone killed by Freeza and his men are revived by Earth's Dragon Balls.
Clawfire

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Clawfire is a kind, loving captain. He was banished from his herd because he accidentally kidnapped the daughter of the over stallion of Mountain Herd, Rockwing. He then was sent away with Shadepebble, the daughter of Rockwing. Shortly after they were attacked by an ice tiger and he told Shadepebble to run, and he fiercely defended her. Clawfire is a white stallion with grey and blue feathers. He also has golden eyes and a jagged scar on his face. He later joined the River Herd and fiercely supported Star.
Powers and Abilities

Firestorm has the ability to rearrange the atomic and subatomic structure of inorganic matter, rearranging subatomic particles to create objects of different atomic characteristics of equal mass. He can not only change and transmute the atomic composition of an object (e.g., transmuting lead into gold of equal mass) but he can also change its shape. He cannot, however, affect organic matter without painful, even lethal, feedback. This organic limitation does not extend to his person as he can change himself at will, allowing him to regenerate lost and damaged tissue, boost his immune system, shapeshift, and survive indefinitely without food, water and air. Much like a Green Lantern's limitations, Firestorm can only create items whose workings are understood by the "driver" of the Firestorm matrix. Unlike a Green Lantern's creations, Firestorm's alterations are permanent unless he reverses them. Following Raymond's resurrection during *Brightest Day*, Firestorm gained the ability to switch "drivers" between Ronnie and Jason at will; before that only the active driver was in control, with the dormant consciousness only able to advise the other on what action to take rather than do anything themselves.

Firestorm has also demonstrated the ability to fly at fantastic (but unmeasured) speeds, to render himself intangible and thereby pass through solid objects harmlessly, to generate destructive and concussive blasts of fusion energy from his hands, to absorb radiation harmlessly, and superhuman levels of strength and resistance to injury.
Ronnie Raymond / Martin Stein / Mikhail Arkadin

In 1986, Conway abruptly left the series, and John Ostrander (with artist Joe Brozowski) took over the reins. Ostrander sought to make Firestorm more relevant to the world and a good deal grittier. His first major story arc pitted Firestorm against the world, as the hero, acting on a suggestion from a terminally ill Prof. Stein, demanded the United States and the Soviet Union destroy all of their nuclear weapons. After tussles with the Justice League and most of his enemies, Firestorm faced off against a Russian nuclear superhero named Pozhar in the Nevada desert, where they had an atomic bomb dropped on them. A new Firestorm resulted, a fusion of the two heroes: this new Firestorm was composed of Raymond and the Russian Mikhail Arkadin but controlled by the disembodied amnesiac mind of Stein. The stories featuring this version of the hero were highly political, with a good deal of action taking place in Brooklyn.
Azuki An

**Azuki An** (亜月（あずき） アン) is a Human-type Earthling pop idol, who initially seems to be quite ditzy, if not well mannered, and claims to have always wanted to go into space since she was a child. She was introduced in the *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman* mini-series.

## Background

Nothing is known about An's backstory besides her own claim of having dreamed of singing in space since she was a little child.

## Personality

As a pop idol, An typically acts as a cheerful, innocent girl, filled with bubbly energy. She acts very much like one would expect from a diva; ditzy and carefree, even squealing when excited.

This, however, appears to be more of a staged personality than anything else. The only time she's been seen in her off-time, she was shown to be very irritated, and easily offended. An, as well as her managers, also have no issue with sending an innocent civilian to her possible death to serve as An's body double, and then capitalizing on the resulting 'tragedy'.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman* Character Profiles
2. ↑ *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman* chapter 1, page 7
3. ↑ *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman* chapter 8 pp. 11
4. ↑ *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman* chapter 8, pages 5-6
Riversun

What Riversun could possibly look like

### Father:

Nightwing, Stormtail (Adoptive Father), Twistwing (Step-father), Iceriver (Step-father)

### Brother:

Frostfire (Half-brother), Unnamed Foal (Brother)

Riversun is a tiny piebald filly with violet and black feathers, daughter of Petalcloud and Nightwing

Her twin brother was born dead because her grand-sire Rockwing had stillborn colts and passed that "curse" on to his daughter. So her parents forcefully adopt her half-nephew Starfrost and are raised side by side afterward. When Star battles her sire, her dam sends her into hiding with her guard Stormtail. Her parents are killed in the battle leaving her orphaned. As a result of her parents' death Stormtail adopts her and leads his own herd after the battle is over. Star wonders if Riversun has starfire since Nightwing was her sire, however this has not been officially confirmed.

## Trivia

* Her maternal grandam is Birchcloud because she is Petalcloud's mother.
* Riversun has Mountain Herd blood because her dam is Petalcloud.
* Riversun also has Jungle Herd blood because Nightwing the Destroyer is her sire.
* She's Petalcloud's only surviving foal besides Frostfire
* Stormtail is Riversun's adopted father, after her parents died.
* It is possible that she is named after both River Herd and Sun Herd, two of the herds Petalcloud thought had been destroyed.
* She is the Step-Half-Aunt of Star, as her Half-Brother, Frostfire's Sire, Iceriver, also sired Star's Dam, Lightfeather, Petalcloud's step-filly, with another mare.
* Star (Step-Half-Nephew/Uncle)
* Starfrost (Half-Nephew)
* Rockwing (Maternal Grandsire), Birchcloud (Maternal Grandmother)
* Shadepebble (Aunt)
Firestorm The Nuclear Man Wikia

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## Firestorm The Nuclear Man Wiki

Firestorm is the name of a fictional superhero appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. Ronnie Raymond and Martin Stein, the first Firestorm, debuted in Firestorm, the Nuclear Man No. 1 (March 1978) and was created by Gerry Conway and Al Milgrom. We have everything you need to know about Firestorm: The Nuclear Man.

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Babidi's Crystal Ball

* GodTube
* *Hell's Crystal Ball*
* Uranai Baba's Crystal Ball
* Manipulation Sorcery
* Papparapā
* Babidi

The **Babidi's Crystal Ball** is a crystal ball used by the evil mage, Babidi.

## Usage

The wizard Babidi used this to check out what was happening in the battles between his underling and Gokū and co. It projects images of what's going on in numerous different places. He can use this crystal ball to work his magic on the objects in these various places.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 4*, page 153
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 204
Mountain Herd

Mountain Herd is a group of pegasi that live up in the mountains of the island of Anok.

## Description

Mountain Herd is one of the five primary herds that live in the more higher regions of Anok, primarily the mountainous regions of the island. Mountain Herd steeds are usually known for their short and stocky appearances and their resounding strength. They also are said to have amazing physical durability but, suffer from short and low elevated flights. They mainly graze amongst ferns, bushes, moss, and other plants as there does seem to be a shortage of grass.

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## Map Territory

* Valley Field
* Lower Grasslands
* Canyon Meadow
* Blue Mountains
* Canyons

## Known Pegasi

* Rockwing
* Birchcloud
* Shadepebble
* Frostfire
* Larksong
* Starfrost
* Petalcloud
* Darkleaf
* Hedgewind
Other Versions

Firestorm has appeared in various alternate realities within the DC Multiverse: a gender-reversed version appears in *Countdown: The Search for Ray Palmer* as an inhabitant ofEarth-11; a version of the Ronnie Reymond Firestorm appeared in *JLA: The Nail*, as a captive of Cadmus Labs; a **Firestork** in *Just'a Lotta Animals*; a Firestorm of a Justice League 100 years in the future, where Maxwell Lord has plunged humanity into a massive Metahuman war appeared in *Justice League: Generation Lost*; and a merger of Ronnie Raymond and Nathaniel Adam of Earth-37 called **Quantum-Storm** was summoned by Monarch in the mini-series *Countdown: Arena*.

### Earth-3

During the "Trinity War" event, Firestorm's Crime Syndicate counterpart is introduced as Deathstorm from Earth-3. It is revealed that on Earth-3, Professor Martin Stein would experiment on humans to unlock the secret of life through death. He was recruited by one of the Crime Syndicate's enemy's to determine what the Syndicate's individual weaknesses were. However, he used the new lab he was in to continue his human experimentation, eventually experimenting on himself, fusing with a corpse, becoming Deathstorm. He is killed by Mazahs who then steals his powers.
Infinite Crisis

In the 2006 miniseries *Infinite Crisis* it was revealed that Martin Stein, alive in space as the "Elemental Firestorm", had sensed the presence of Jason within the Firestorm Matrix, but was unaware of the final demise of Ronnie Raymond. When Jason, as Firestorm, was gravely wounded in the line of duty, Stein linked with him in a variation of the merge, promising Jason a new Firestorm body to let him return into battle (although Martin had been unable to save Mick) and asking him about the fate of Ronnie.

Accepting Martin's proposal, Jason asked Stein to become the permanent second member of the Firestorm matrix. Sensing his "errors", including Mick's death, were the result of his youth and lack of experience, he sought the experience and maturity of Stein. Martin refused at first, but finally accepted Jason's request, thus ensuring both a new Firestorm body and the reconstruction of human bodies for both Rusch and Martin.

It was revealed in *Infinite Crisis* that if the Multiverse had survived up to the present, Jason would have been a native of Earth-Eight.
"One Year Later"

As the story line jumped ahead a year (and the series itself was now retitled as *Firestorm: The Nuclear Man* issue #23 on), Professor Stein has mysteriously vanished, and Jason has been merging with Firehawk to become Firestorm, allowing him to use her powers as well. The two decided to look for Stein together. Stein had been kidnapped and tortured by the Pupil, a former teaching assistant of Martin's. Flanked by the D.O.L.L.I.'s, a group of cyborg soldiers of limited cognitive ability, the Pupil (formerly known as Adrian Burroughs) questioned the nearly dead Stein about the secrets of the universe. Jason and Lorraine, along with the mysterious teleporter Gehenna, freed the captured Stein and restored him to full health. Jason is a college freshman at New York City's Columbus University and seems to have ties with Dani Sharpe, a member of the senior staff at LexCorp.

The Firestorm team of Jason and Firehawk made several appearances across the DCU before the search for Martin Stein ended. This included dealing with the latest OMAC and teaming up with Superman in the "Back in Action" arc in Action Comics. Firehawk later introduced Jason to Pozhar, a Russian superhero who was once a part of the Firestorm matrix; together, the trio take on a newly reborn Tokamak. This series ended with *Firestorm: The Nuclear Man* issue #35 in April 2007.
Babari

**Planet Babari** (ババリ星（せい）, *Babari-sei*) is a planet in the 10th Universe.

## History

Through crystal ball, Gowasu acknowledged a new mortal has poped up on the planet Babari. Seeing them as a extremely primitive and violent race, Zamasu suggests exterminating immediately. However, Gowasu simply refused, only wanted to observe the state of the Babarians 1,000 years in the future to see what they have become more civilized or not. After arriving in the future, they noticed the Babarians have developed some kinds of culture but remain violent, which Zamasu thought that the universe will never be at peace as long as mortals are still around.

## Trivia

* The name is potentially off a pun from a fruit known as the Rollinia deliciosa that is commonly known as a Biriba (ビリバ) a tropical wild sugar-apple.
Collected Editions

> *Firestorm: The Nuclear Man* (*Firestorm: The Nuclear Man* #1–5)
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> *Firestorm: The Nuclear Man – Reborn* (*Firestorm: The Nuclear Man* Vol. 3 #23–27)
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> *The Fury of Firestorm: The Nuclear Men Vol. 1: God Particle* (*The Fury of Firestorm* #1–6)
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> *The Fury of Firestorm: The Nuclear Men Vol. 2: The Firestorm Protocols* (*The Fury of Firestorm* #7–12, 0)
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> *The Fury of Firestorm: The Nuclear Men Vol. 3: Takeover* (*The Fury of Firestorm* #13–20)
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