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Sukdins

The **Sukdins** were cultures that inhabited Gamon from their coalescence in approximately the 4th century PB to conquest by Kluds in the 3rd century MB, which established First Sushina and the Sushinite civilization.

## History

The eponymous Soqtins of the southeastern river valleys and highlands in Uchsu developed the first major cities and associated advanced culture in Gamon by 400 PB, influencing the various cultures to their west via peer-polity interaction while directly colonizing the Ellipi lands to their north. The twinning of cities, held together by entrepreneurial yegh-bay bands, created blocs that stretched across regions and cultures by the 2nd century PB.

Around the turn of the Metabolic Era power shifted away from the great cities of Uchsu, which fell into internal conflict and were usurped by tribes of yegh warriors. Notable new independent powers included a bloc of Irgans from the colonies in Ellipi, and the Minggan established from the twinned cities of Chagandu and Wukcham. In Uchsu, new confederacies led by the Yagans and Qalaqs as ruling clans respectively were formed.

Beginning in 205 MB the Sukdin sphere was crushed between the Taan-Lang Kluds south from Gaban and the Yorumuka west from Imopa. After years of devastating warfare, a Klud confederacy led by the 9th Archon defeated the Yorumuka, unified Gamon in 265 MB, and established First Sushina.

## Society

The Sukdins were organized into trading cities mediated by semi-nomadic groups serving either as merchants (bay) or warriors (the yegh). The typical polity was a twin-city, two cities in a close, special relationship that was both collaborative and competitive through conducting their commercial and diplomatic relations by gifting, instead of mercantile trade and shows of force by yegh warriors reserved for the alien and foreign. Cities were governed by aristocratic lords known as aghas.

Cities had a difficult relationship with their nomadic enforcers, who often tried to establish themselves as rulers, and had to be regulated or convinced to comply with various laws and rituals. The bay and yegh had an intense cultural rivalry with each other as well, which urban authorities mediated. Within the cities there were guilds for various trades.
TV Series

The Harrisonverse franchise includes many TV shows focusing on many different Worldlines.

## Shows in Chronological Order

* Grex (2017)
* Grex: Part II (2019)
* Grex: Part III (2020)
* Grex: Part IV (2021)
* Steins;Senior 0 (2021)
* Steins;Senior (2021-2022)
* House of Harrison (OVA) (2022-
* Grex Returns (OVA) (2022)
* Grex: Rebooted (2023)
Oikomantis

The **oikomantis** was a kind of biotechnological specialist involved as a peculiar figure in their society's family system. In technical terms, oikomantes mostly dealt in the prohairetic modification of fertilized eggs for the purposes of germline genetic engineering. Socially, they also played a role in approving and consecrating marriages on part of the sequencer state or public religion. The 'second insemination' they performed to complete their part gave them a semi-paternal role in a family, on top of the reverence given to iatromantes universal among human cultures.

The Pharneans of Ganit, among whom bolism were a preferred, more individualistic way of achieving prohairetic outcomes and biological improvement, associated oikomantes with inferior alien cultures, stereotyping them as cuckolds.
Anarchy Enterprises

Anarchy Enterprises is the second novel in the Anarchy Inc series, taking place within Worldline 010. It is preceded by Anarchy Inc, and succeeded by Anarchy America.

## Synopsis

Harrison's anarchy business and coup d'état expands across the nation as he continues to generate wealth. Cult Gabrielle's commune expands. Civilians all across America begin following the Anarchist cause. A plan is developed to infiltrate the government, using the Black Flag Party to gain popularity, support... and voters.
Ketran

The **Ketran** (from *keterangan*, 'enlightenment, elucidation') were a civilisation in Gasal originating from the island of Ketusan.

## History

From the 5th century PB societies around Ketusan developed complex systems of customary law maintained by pemutus judges, which mediated the sophisticated and often contentious activities of the lindungs. By the 3rd century PB the pemutuses had became a bhuja of their own, recognised for their importance by the rest of society but also subject to rigorous demands for it, and by the turn of the Metabolic era they were being subject to various techniques of prohairesis to engineer them into ideal legal officials.

The Malubo Golden Kingdoms colonized Ketusan in the 2nd century MB, employing islanders as traders and mercenaries extensively. Overseas Ketranites turned their fraternal activities into fanatical cults to strengthen their identity, and by the 4th century religious leaders of Ketranite extraction were wreaking havoc on Malubo society. The turmoil in this period caused Ketranite leaders known as Bat Lords to usurp the Malubo states and establish Ketranite culture around Gasal.

The Bat Lords used their religious charisma to cultivate bureaucratic states, establishing institutions such as paid, professional armies known as the pengempangs. The costs of maintaining such states quickly rendered warfare unattractive, and Gasalite kingdoms turned to competitions of prestige and devotion to decide status and favor instead. This culminated in the establishment of Masagan in 524, a hegemonic power which dominated much of Gasal.

## Society

* Non-firstborn children are put into a bhuja-like community-wide fraternity called lindungs, becomes somewhat koryos-like and eventually powerful independent section of society
* Ugali anonymity/persona associations
* Religion Mirahism based on collecting, maintaining, and adding to divine artifacts
Saitama(One Punch Man)

Attack Potency and Durability: Exploded in power while fighting with Cosmic Garou then surpassing and eventually stopping him easily at full power. Earlier Saitama and Garous clash could destroy the planet and destroy many stars:https://preview.redd.it/do-people-actually-think-they-destroyed-thousands-of-stars-v0-slembj80aea91.png?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=a8f619d3a349b16b93ad07de0f077f3c15f2ce86

Speed: Massively FTL+ he speed blitz awakens Garou. creating a constellation around Io with his speed before he could react.https://imgur.com/a/PrYOjfI

Iq and Battle Iq: above average. Saitama is not super intelligent, but he is a decent martial artist.

abilites:

* **Normal Punch:** Saitama throws a simple punch. A casual punch was powerful enough to completely destroy a meteor that would have leveled the city.

* **Consecutive Normal Punches:** Saitama launches a volley of quick, single handed punches from his right. These blows are powerful enough to blow strong or large body types apart.

### Serious Attacks

* **Serious Punch:** Saitama throws an extremely powerful punch. This punch is shown to completely negate and destroy a beam capable of wiping out a planet's surface. The shockwave from the punch was powerful enough to part clouds on a global scale.

* **Serious Consecutive Side Hops:** Saitama hops from side to side rapidly. Doing so allows him to create a multitude of afterimages. He can walk forward while doing so and the shockwave caused by it was enough to break Sonic's Ten Shadows Burial.

* **Serious Headbutt:** Saitama headbutts the opponent with great force. Casually destroyed one of Garou's monster forms with this attack.
* **Serious Squirt Gun:** Saitama uses his hands to squirt lava, acting as a super high-pressured stream of liquid. This move was capable of overpowering Orochi's Gaia Cannon, an extremely powerful attack which drew energy from the very core of the Earth itself.
* **Serious Sneeze:** During Saitama's fight with Garou on Io, one of Jupiter's moons, a mere sneeze from him ended up devastating the large planet Jupiter.

* **Serious Table Flip:** Saitama digs his fingers into the ground and flips a large amount of ground thousands of meters into the air. He used this technique against Garou while they were on Io, which completely ripped apart the moon.
Shiny skin

**Shiny skin** is a physical trait characterized by significant presence of chromatophores, predominantly iridophores, on the skin, giving it a shiny appearance similar to fish and reptile scales. The genetic mutation which causes this is poorly understood, but because of its aesthetic value, the trait has been promoted by standards of beauty and marriage practices in many societies. There is also a culture of attempting to attain or maintain the trait, of which virnjicarman, practices that identified metal tolerances and intake as the source of dermal luster, is the most famous.
Wisdom reaping

**Wisdom reaping** is a custom or phenomenon in various societies where the iatromantic elite, as possessors of highly developed stili and biotechnological knowledge, are seemingly overthrown, deposed from worldly power, or otherwise forced into a new arrangement in which they are forced to serve a wider political community. In some cases they were bound into machines like priest pools or sahs, but in other cases priests voluntarily ceded powers and cooperated with new agendas about the application of their wisdom.

The practice of wisdom reaping produced a seasonal pattern of politics and economy in early complex societies. The ousting, mutilation, and transformation of priestly elites opened up their knowledge, often extracted straight from their tabula, for utilitarian use by former subjects. Revolutions in which reaping was performed could then be followed by periods of technological sophistication and economic growth; in the post-regicidal period, enormous innovations and advances could be made. These arrangements ended through catabolic collapse, in which new, localized hierarchies, and re-emergent priesthoods, formed as the ballooning original beneficiary naturally fragmented. The distribution and application of the freed wisdom lent to the reformation of priestly elites.

While the theory that overcoming this cycle of reaping drove the establishment of more lasting states in regions like Ganit is disputed, the disappearance of wisdom reaping was a very common part of state formation and consolidation. Nevertheless, the sequencer state remained prone to revolutions resulting in wisdom reaping. The genealogical myths of biotechnologist castes, elites, and communities often alluded to regular persecutions which they sought to escape from or overturn.
All Hail Harrison

**All Hail Harrison** (also stylized as "**All Hail Harrison!**") is an upcoming series within the Harrisonverse.

## Background

All Hail Harrison is set to take place during the mid-to-late-2020s within Worldline 616. It will feature Harrison and Gabrielle during their time in college, and will later feature the duo living together while Harrison attends law school. It will be an indirect sequel to Steins;Senior.

Leaked information shows the names of a few new characters for the series' first season. Their roles are currently unknown.

All Hail Harrison has been greenlit for 2 seasons of 12 episodes each.
Thalassostole

The **thalassostole**, **ocean suit**, or just **stole** is a highly engineered cetacean created for purposes of cetestrianism. First introduced in the 2nd century PB among the Peutheans of Ganit, the stole superseded 'big-mouth' breeds of sea swine that previously provided very limited cargo and depth capacities. It features a large 'cockpit' in the creature's relatively massive head for a human rider, protected from pressures by both bone and spermaceti (which hardens in colder, deeper waters). Modifications to accommodate the rider adversely affected other (especially acoustic) faculties of the cetacean, and rendered it thoroughly dependent on human care.
Sumire Slurptozaki

"I need help with an assignment..."This page, Sumire Slurptozaki, is in MAJOR need of information. Major stubs is like having a rival not being released yet! Help Alessia eliminate them before they even appear!

*"Sumire Slurptozaki" doesn't belong to you! It's Alissa's property! Don't edit this page or use it as a template. Thank you!*

## Characteristics

### Species

Human (formerly; alive)Demon/Ghost (currently)

## Student Info

### Persona

Loner (alive)Evil/Revenge Seeking (current)

### Crush

Unknown (alive)

Sumire Slurptozaki is a student who attended High Academy in the 80s. She was killed mysteriously and haunts the school.

(basically sumire saitozaki but on crack. this is high academy after all)

## Appearance

### Alive

It is unknown what she looked like when she was alive.

## Relationships

### Her Crush

She had a crush on someone a very long time ago, but she was murdered mysteriously, causing her to never be able to confess to them.

## Trivia

* She does not haunt the bathrooms.
* There is a specific student who attends High Academy who is related to her killer. Sumire wants to make her life miserable.

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Potentials

DeGenerous DAO is launching the **Potentials** NFT collection.

The Potentials are NFT's that exist in an ever-evolving ecosystem that is shaped by user interaction and community events. The Dischordian Saga is a grand multiverse spanning story waiting to be discovered as your NFT Potentials develop overtime as the narrative unfolds and new utility is discovered and unlocked with each Cycle of the Saga. In the beginning there is the word. And the word offers choice. The choices that are made will shape the universe as we know it. All of reality is a game. Are you brave enough to play? It is up to you to determine the outcome of the **Dischordian Saga.**

Beginning as **Inception Arks**, Potentials will evolve based on decisions you make as a part of the **Dischordian Saga -** the community-controlled story**.** Each week, a new chapter of the Dischordian Saga will be released and delivered in the form of **Narrative Governance Story Nodes**. As the Dischordian Saga progresses, Inception Ark holders will make decisions that will influence the development of the Potential contained within their Arks, as well as the development of the overall narrative.

E.g. there can be a vote only for holders of Class 1 asking if they want to go to war with Class 2, and if you vote "yes", but the majority votes "no", there will be no war but your NFT will reflect an antagonist trait.

There's 5 different types of Arks, hence multiple classes for both DeMagis and Quarchons, and each type of NFT will have a different trait-gated storypath. Each decision you take will lead you to a unique path, reflected forever on-chain.

Over time, the Arks will unlock to reveal the Potentials - NFTs that possess a diverse set of traits. The Unlocking will reveal the Art of each Potential.

***Take Control of Your own Destiny and Unlock Your True Potential.*** *#BuiltDifferent*
Pes

A **pes** (Meryite, 'inkwell') is a culture vessel used to grow cell lines or produce nucleic acids for biotechnological purposes. As prior to the advent of more advanced modifications the capacity for gene synthesis and culturing in the human stilus was limited, most societies developed tools for in vitro culturing. The production and maintenance of peses became professions of great importance.
Asaphites

The **Asaphites** were a civilization that dominated Ganit from the 20th to 7th centuries PB, initially existing alongside before displacing the Meryites. They harnessed enough energy to undertake highly innovative biotechnological engineering of considerable consequence, creating the Mesnikeqet and making advances into early cetestrianism, while also developing a prodigious aquacultural economic sector. They were overrun by the Pharnean invasions, but successor cultures held out in various kingdoms in the Abesh peninsula, among the Mesnikeqet, and the seafaring Kerds.

The Asaphites subjugated client groups and subjected them to prohairetic modification as the matteh. Although the Asaphites did practice prohairesis on themselves, the matteh were "beastialized" to serve some function that the Asaphites considered undesirable to directly perform, such collecting shellfish and other aquacultural tasks in the case of the Mesnikeqet. Ethical disagreements over this contributed to their enmity with the Pharneans; in any case later Pharnean society was harshly critical of various practices regarded stereotypically or characteristically 'Asaphite', such as with the opposition of bolism to direct genetic engineering of humans.
Kludsklog

**Kludsklog** ('noble crop') are various crops harvested for oily seeds or nuts that were prohairetically engineered to reduce their content of polyunsaturated fatty acids. Prior to more advanced chemistry allowing refinement and synthesis of specific compounds, kludsklog were used as the main source for various physiotropics in cases and cultures where the unmodified source's polyunsaturated fats made them undesirable.
Juri Nagasawa

**Juri Nagasawa (also known as "Hotter Nurse") is the nurse At High Academy, She is a member of the faculty.**

## Info

Juri openly states that she wishes she was a fashion designer and not a nurse, but we can't all have what we want. Anyways. She is known for giving out condoms because the headmaster requires it due to one student getting pregnant for some reason. They haven't been revealed.

## Appearance

Juri has long, dark pink hair tied into a messy ponytail. Some spiral strands are kept in the front, reaching past her shoulders. Her eyes are multicolored. She wears a long white lab coat over a low cut blue shirt, showing a lot of cleavage. She wears a tight black miniskirt as well as black high-heeled shoes. To accessorize, she wears a black choker and a heart-shaped gold locket. She also wears a stethoscope around her shoulders.

## Personality

She known to be kind of a bitch to the students with her carefree behavior, she has called students curse words in the past, She doesn't get in trouble because the school is understaffed and needs her. If she quits they won't be able to get help for the medical help. She is still liked by the students due to her funny behavior.

## Trivia

* She listens to Ayesha Erotica

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Yellow Moons and Déjà Vu

**Yellow Moons and Déjà Vu** is the sixth episode of the first season of Steins;Senior. It is a flashback episode, taking place two months prior to the last episode during the Cruel Summer Arc.

## Synopsis

After his breakup with Lucy, Harrison attempts to recover, giving way for a new woman entering the spotlight.  Crimes within the district are rumored.  Harrison’s folly leads him to meet Gabrielle.

## Plot

The episode takes place a few weeks after the events of Steins;Senior 0. Harrison meets Emily, a potential medical student, who asks him if it would be possible to shadow his father (who is revealed to be a doctor).

Harrison, under the light of the yellow summer moon, asks Emily out. The first date works out well, as the two eat in the car and get to know each other. Harrison makes multiple references to Lucy, and Emily is quick to reenforce him by calling her a bitch and claiming he is too good for her. Emily later goes on to explain her involvement in the Hudock scandal, as she has been aiding and abetting Hudock in his crimes.

Harrison asks Emily out on a second date, and Emily proposes bringing a friend of hers along. Harrison tells her that he wants a relationship, and Emily claims she cannot commit to one just yet. Afterwards, Emily stalks Harrison's father in the days leading up to her shadowing.

On the day of Emily's shadowing, Harrison takes her out to eat during her lunch break. Emily calls two of her friends to disrupt the date. At the restaurant, they are interrupted by these friends - Alyssa and Gabrielle. Harrison is quickly smitten with Gabrielle, but is highly intimidated by her. The group then leaves to spend time listening to music in Gabrielle's car, where Harrison and her bond over their music tastes.

Harrison's feelnings for Emily remain conflicted, but he decides to distance himself from her. He reminisces on his time with Gabrielle, as the true highlight of his day.

## Trivia

* The episode marks the first chronological appearance of Gabrielle, as well as showcasing how she met Harrison.
Cetestrianism

**Cetestrianism** or **whale-riding** is the practice of using engineered cetacean sea creatures for transport.

Sea swine were first domesticated on the coasts of Gara in the 3rd millennium PB, but it was not until the 1st millennium PB that incremental genetic modifications and selective breeding under the Asaphites, part of amad projects, produced viable cetestrian vehicles for human riders. The Asaphites and other pre-Pharnean cultures in Lanul were also not significantly concerned with developing rideable cetaceans to their full potential, as groups such as the Mesnikeqet opted to directly adapt themselves for aquatic life.

After their migration into Ganit, the Pharneans, who associated Mesnikeqet-style modifications of the human form with abhorrent Asaphite practices such as matteh, focused on cetestrianism as a means to improve mariculture and marine transport. The first thalassostoles were developed in the 2nd century PB, giving individuals a compact, flexible, and capable sea vehicle. The Peutheans would specialize in cetestrianism and related engineering, and they turned to the sea as an entire alternative way of life. By the 6th century MB, many lived entirely at sea using thalassostoles as pack animals and mounts.

Biomechanical vessels known as cetoics were created in the 4th century and by the 6th century large, powerful cetoics marked the new upper limit of capabilities in sea transport, but cetestrianism based on derived organisms remained important.
Toncar

The **Toncar** were various Karo-Pharnean states in Ganit from the 7th to 9th centuries.

After the Athelitic Desolation during the Metastatic War allowed the Kars to conquer the Pharneans in the 620s, Kar-ruled states reminiscent of the Kluds were established. The Thesis-Sects in power prior were co-opted and left to retain much of the considerable influence they held.

Faced with a cultural crisis as they were about to assimilate to Ganitian customs and the Thesis-Sects' religions, in the 690s a great number of Kar elites decamped to frontier colonies established in Gara; there, the dynasties were unified by the Dren in the Dren-Chim War of 714–22, becoming the Tacar. The various states of Ganit refused to submit to the Dren, who in turn pressed their claims by invading east in 742, initiating the Great Flaying. The Kar nobility in Ganit assimilated to Pharnean languages and customs in this period.

The Flaying ended in 811 when after the thorough devastation of Ganit the Enes submitted to protection by the Peuthean Zoukean League, initiating the Cetocracy.
CEMPS

**CEMPS** or **Catalysis, Epistemology, Manipulability, Possibility, Storage** is a five-dimensional measurement of the complexity of a culture's biotechnology. Sometimes a sixth dimension, **Impact**, representing arbitrary measures of quantity (such as energy) added by a biotechnological tradition, is added. The five metrics are as follows:

* Catalysis concerns the environment in which biological engineering takes place, or which makes it feasible;
* Epistemology concerns the methods and outlooks used in attaining biotechnological knowledge ('science');
* Manipulability concerns the degree of intentional control and vision possible in biological engineering, especially the engineer's own imagination and will;
* Possibility concerns the range of possible synthetic life and features, as well as the specific method of modification;
* Storage concerns the maintenance and 'reading' of biotechnological information and instructions, often genetic sequences.

The validity of the metrics is a major subject of debate, but it has become convention to use them. Scales, either absolute or relative, can be used to represent a civilization's biotechnological profile in-line with the notation *C/E/M/P/S*; for example a fairly rudimentary people may be rated as 3/2/2/3/1.
Valesius

**Valesius** was a great philosopher, healer, and bolist who instigated the Valesian Revolution that destroyed the Nghyl Empire and exerted far-reaching, foundational influence on the practice of bolism in Pharnean Ganit. Emerging from a milieu of Pharnean intellectual inquiry under Kluds rule, Valesius became distinguished for proposing an overarching philosophy that transcended experimental particulars but also clearly connected to his medicinal methods. In particular, he focused on energy and metabolism as the fundament of health and life.
Teleprohairesis

**Teleprohairesis** is the hypothetical ability to conduct prohairesis and prohairetic biological modifications without physical contact, and particularly the traumatic forms associated with actual methods such as blood marking or second insemination. Because of stigma and concern surrounding the aforementioned realistic processes, many cultures developed a fascination with the ability to accomplish prohairesis without it, ascribing such a power to the ideal iatromantis. Reputed figures such as Valesius or Misdits were popularly thought to have accomplished teleprohairetic miracles as part of their hagiography, alongside other powers such as clairvoyance.

In Ganit during the 1st millennium, some schools of bolists believed they had realized the fantasy of teleprohairesis, by promoting a way of life that allowed relatively greater control of one's biology, and which eroded the power of the blood-drawing iatromantis. Political theory described the process of lection or the organization of the Thesis-Sect as a way by which the alteration of man was accomplished in subtle, nonphysical ways.
Street Force Vol. 1

The parallel version of Kiera Saunders, Rex Stewart lands accidentally on this earth. As Richard Hawk, he forms his own Justice Lords Inc., under the pretense of stopping street-level crimes. Consisting of Roy Harper's daughter Lian, cop/hacktivist Juliette Gordon daughter of Barbara Gordon (Oracle), the AirForce pilot Jefferson Lincoln Blake, Emiko Queen, the mysterious Mr. Midnight, former assassin Red Spoiler and Henri T Flinders.

### Issue 1: "Pressing Issues"

Street Force Inc. is introduced to the world as a new team of heroes with a press conference Richard Hawk. He declares that team consists of Cyberface, Damage, Laughing Cat, Mr. Midnight, and Red Spoiler. Meanwhile, two more members (Arsenal and Swindler) are shown working undercover to infiltrate a gang involved in human trafficking. Also joining this team is the seventh Manhunter. The team has its first mission when a group of villains from various criminal organizations are seen meeting together. Warhawk leads the team in an investigation to discover their plans.

### Issue 2: "Laughing Blossom"

The team learns that the meeting they witnessed was organized by a new villain called The Calculator, who has hired assembled his own version of the Cadre to steal a powerful weapon from a secure facility. The team splits up to track down and stop the thieves. Laughing Cat and Red Spoiler go after the lead thief, while Warhawk, Mr. Midnight, and Henri T. Flinders take on the others. Meanwhile, Juliette Gordon hacks into The Calculator's network to uncover more information.

### Issue 3: "Broken Talon"

After successfully stopping the heist, the team discovers that one of their own, Mr. Midnight, has been working with The Mastermind all along. They confront Mr. Midnight and discover that he is acting on Fate. He says Together, the team works to gather evidence to bring down The Calculator and clear Swindler's name.

### Issue 4: "Dark Coil"

The team prepares to take down The Mastermind and his organization. They plan a raid on his headquarters, but they quickly realize that they've been set up. The Calculator has an army of robots and advanced weaponry, and the team is outnumbered and outgunned. After a long and brutal battle, the team defeats The Calculator and his minions, but not before Mr Midnight reveals what working for Fate means. He was after the Helmet of Nabu the whole time, which The Calculator held in his possession

### Issue 5: "Mysterious Blood"

In the aftermath of the battle, the team is left to deal with the consequences of betrayal. Lian Harper still unsure of Henri's allegiance confronts him about his loyalty. Henri laments his past mistakes. henri forgives the team for still not trusting him and is earnest to gain it. Warhawk reveals that his name is not actually Richard Hawk, that he is not even of this world and that came here to make sure that Earth-11516 doesn't suffer the same fate as his own. He also tells them that Mr Midnight was right causing something big is coming
Kars

The **Kars** were a Lamitic group that dominated large parts of Lanul in the 7th to 12th centuries. Having arose as a major force in Gaban in the 5th century, they conquered Ganit after the Athelitic Desolation in the 620s, establishing the Toncar. In the 8th century the center of their power and influence shifted to Gara, where a series of expansive empires such as Tacar and Necar were established. During the 12th century the last Kar-dominated societies were overthrown in Gara, but Kar culture persisted, and in many areas had become classical in stature.

## Society

Kar society was organized by the principle of kelpa, which was an idea of a cosmic entitlement similar to mrengs. Kar political culture focused on the distribution of benefits according to such rights.

## Culture

Individual Kar groups were known by some prefixed variation on the endonym *dkar*, hence cultures like 'Toncar' and states like 'Tacar' (*stag dkar*, 'tiger Kar').
Kluds

The **Kluds** were a Lamitic group that ruled over the Pharneans from the 4th century PB to the 1st century MB. They emerged from the interior region of Gaban in northern Lanul, using various technologies such as control of bitingales and Ganonite crops to establish their dominance. Kluds serving as the rulers of the Pharneans formed the endogamous elite caste known as the Cousids. After establishing various competing states under a common Cousid culture, in 199 PB Ganit was unified under the Nghyl Empire. The ousting of the Cousids in the Valesian Revolution resulted in either the expulsion of Kluds back into Gaban (where many further migrated into Gamon) or their assimilation into Pharnean culture.

Kludic culture was most well-known for the principle of mrengs, or something an individual was cosmically entitled to as a birthright.
Sinister Harrison

Sinister Harrison is a member of the House of Harrison and resident Harrison from Worldline 555.

## Appearance

Sinister Harrison is quite older than the other Harrison variants. He has a slim build, black hair, and eyes sunken into his face with black pupils. His hair is slicked back into a loose and messy ponytail, and he has a medium length beard with few gray hairs.

When in combat, Sinister Harrison can summon dead souls to fight alongside him.
Sechem

The **sechem** (*sḫm*) is the microbiota at least partially engineered by one's own stilus. In early human cultures creating more beneficial symbiotes was the primary biotechnological pursuit within the body, and epigenetic effects of more specialized sechems remained important tools in early biological engineering.
Sah

A **sah** was a human individual restrained, semi-embalmed, and enhanced with various symbiotes or supplements to provide various forms of mechanical utility, associated with the Meryites. Most sahs had well-developed control of stili or advanced tabula faculties, acting as vessels for biotechnological engineering; others offered more intellectual wisdom; and many straddled these applications, as priestly elites controlled both in early complex societies, while featuring in these fates regularly as a result of wisdom reaping. Royalty was often preserved to display a dynasty's continuity, to keep the most able individuals of some use, and in some cases be displayed to the public to provide a form of discourse that alleviated or confronted dissent.
Grex

Grex is a Harrison variant from Worldline 113. After a time travel experiment goes wrong, Grex finds himself centuries in the future. With no hope for returning home, Grex becomes the galaxy's most feared bounty hunter.

## Grex

### Aliases

Bryce Greco (real name)Benedict Roberts HarrisonThe Hunter

### Affiliation

The G-Man's OrganizationGalactic Empire (former)

### Occupation

Bounty HunterNaval Officer (former)Project CD member (former)
Cloning

**Cloning** is the production of genetically identical copies of an organism.

## Gasal

In Gasalite biology, genetic theory was developed in early-middle Ketranite times. Genetic determinism became a strongly held central principle that heavily influenced all Gasalite biological thinking. Once the technology for it matured by the 5th century MB, cloning of an individual who managed to demonstrate desirable qualities was seen as a crucial step to propagating their benefit. The most famous subjects of this treatment were the pemutuses who had to uphold the complex native system of customary law, who were also the main experimental theaters for prohairesis. In Masagan, exemplary pemutuses were cloned to improve administration and order.
The House of Harrison

The House of Harrison (HOH) is a multiversal organization consisting of seven Harrison variants. The HOH claims to control reality time.

The House of Harrison headquarters is located within the voids of the NoizeMaze.

## Members

### Current members:

* Variant 177 (Supreme Strange Harrison) (Leader and creator)
* Variant 010 (Anarchist Harrison)
* Variant 009 (President Harrison)
* Variant 555 (Sinister Harrison)
* Variant 221 (Sherlock Harrison)
* Variant 240 (StarKnight Harrison)
* Variant 064 (Vigilante Harrison)

### Past Members:

When Supreme Strange Harrison changes the roster of the HOH, these past members are sent to Elsewhere

* Variant 327 (Prophet Harrison) - member of the original HOH, was replaced by Variant 064
* Variant XXX (Howl Harrison) - member during an unknown time

### Affiliates:

These variants all heeded the call of the HOH and fought in the Battle of Grove City. They are not members of the HOH, but are aware of its existence.

* Variant 113 (Grex)
* Variant XXX (Darth Grex)
* Variant 117 (Spartan Harrison)
* Variant XXX (Ultron Harrison)
Bitingales

**Bitingales** or **sqluds** ('disaster, curse, evil spirit') were a biotechnological complex involving free control and initiation of locust swarming and migration. Most of it involved engineering and breeding insects to adjust gregariousness in response to specific stimuli provided by human handlers and instruments, often certain sechem that allowed control by 'wind-charmers'. It was most famously mastered and used by the Kluds for entomological warfare that proved crucial in their conquest of the Pharneans.

## History

In the highlands between Ganit and Ganon, agriculture was extremely limited both due to the low soil quality caused by excessive precipitation and the mountainous terrain, which made frequent movement necessary and difficult. To cope with these conditions, indigenous peoples developed methods to cache food between growing periods to supply the population with food when moving across the mountains. These caches were sometimes transported with the group, but equally often they would be located along a planned route in advance to reduce the amount the tribe would need to carry. Occasionally insects or less commonly wild animals would discover caches and eat the food, which could result in disaster if local supplies were already low. In the case of insects especially, the tribe would then eat the insects and larvae leading to a consistent contact between people and insects around decentralized sites.

Over time, some groups, most notably the Kluds, began performing Prohairetic experiments on larvae, which proved fruitful because of their high rate of reproduction compared to human lifespans. One of the main objectives of this process was to use colonies of insects, notably grasshoppers, which would eat food sought by other insects in the vicinity of cache and prevent them from invading the caches. Kluds would disguise their own food using locally refined chemicals such as scented latex to keep their own colonies from eating the cache there were intended to protect. Because essentially any group with a Prohairetically gifted individual could develop their own semi-domesticated insects within a few years, there was never an effort to standardize or communicate methods, which led to most strains of this technology being incompatible (ie one tribe's insects would not be inhibited from consuming another tribe's food).

Eventually, these insects were used in warfare to destroy the enemy's food stores without harming the individuals. Within Klud tribal culture, the death of an individual at the hands of another individual required retribution, which often results in multi-generational feuds between neighboring tribes. Entomological warfare, however, could be used to force individuals from another group to come to the attacker in need of food, where they could be forced to take responsibility for wrongdoing and suffer penalties without the danger of physical violence. Although it did not replace normal warfare at once, it did lead to a reduction in violence which would eventually allow the Kluds to conquer other groups.
Iatromantis

An **iatromantis** is a biotechnological expert characterized by possession of a developed stilus and tabula, and the accumulation of knowledge pertaining to the use of those organs. Iatromantes serve as priestly-medicinal elites, providing or imposing prohairetic modifications. With the example of genetic engineering, they may provide blood marking for somatic treatments, or 'second insemination' for germline treatments, to crops, livestock, and humans as necessary to satisfy needs of the community or their own visions. However, iatromantes are always involved in other medicinal fields, such as the production and prescription of physiotropics, which are no less important.

Political structures such as the sequencer state and bhujas organize and regulate society to the benefit of the iatromantes, allowing them to control populations to build up corpuses of genetic sequences, and conduct experiments toward further prohairetic engineering. Technologies such as pes may be maintained to support advanced activities by iatromantes. However, their political privileges can often be overthrown in the practice of wisdom reaping.
Grex Returns

Grex Returns is an OVA miniseries in the Grex Series. It consists of 3 episodes, following Grex after awaking from cryosleep.

Grex Returns is something of a final sendoff to the original Grex series. It was released to gauge audiences' reaction to the character's return after a year long hiatus. The OVA was rather successful at returning the character of Grex to the spotlight, but received mixed reviews.

## Plot

Grex awakens from cryosleep and sends an emergency distress signal into the cosmos. The call is heeded by a cult-like organization consisting of remnants for the Empire called GCC. Grex is transported to the GCC's primary facility as a prisoner, and is subject to cult activities and religious indoctrination.

Grex meets a band of prisoners who have been resisting the indoctrination, calling themselves the Ciggy Boys. After meeting them, Grex concocts a plan to escape together. The plan ultimately fails, leaving them stranded and with no choice but to return to the GCC facility.

Grex eventually receives a message from the G-Man, who offers to break him out of the facility in return for 3 years of his service. Grex attempts to bargain for the rescue of the Ciggy Boys as well, but the G-Man refuses. Grex accepts the offer, and unmarked ships destroy part of the prison and break him out.

## Episodes

 2
 3
Metastatic War

The **Metastatic War** was fought between the Ganitian powers of Phorentia and Herdara, and the various secondary states networked by their respective Thesis-Sects, between 603 and 621. Devastating biological weaponry, namely mindscrew parasites and athelisis-inducing viruses, was used to the extent of causing a worldwide pandemic known as the Athelitic Desolation. In the wake of the conflict, Kars invaded Ganit from Gaban and established the Toncar states, while the civilization of the Pharneans conventionally ends following this conquest as well as the tremendous upheaval of the Desolation.
Worldlines

In the vast multiverse, many different variations of time, known as Worldlines, exist. These Worldlines contain variations of events and characters. All Worldlines are held together through cosmic power, known as the Multiverse Stream

The space outside of the Multiverse Stream is called the NoizeMaze.

## Known Worldlines

The following is a list of the known Harrisonverse timelines, and the series based in them:

* 117 (Supreme Strange)
* 161 (Evil)
* 555 (Sinister)
* 327 (Intradoor)
* 010 (Anarchy Inc)
* 221 (Harrison Holmes)
* 999 (Harrison for President)
* 240 (StarKnight)
* 616 (Steins;Senior)
* 113 (Grex)
Harrisonverse Wiki

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GAS Characters/Satomi Makise

"I need help with an assignment..."This page, GAS Characters/Satomi Makise, is in MAJOR need of information. Major stubs is like having a rival not being released yet! Help Alessia eliminate them before they even appear!
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Fuchsia Wiki

**Welcome to the Fuchsia Wiki!**
Introduction • Timeline • Browse • Latest changes • Discord

**Fuchsia** is a collaborative project to explore a simulated world with some interesting features: the planet is in a tidally locked orbit, and the humans of this world, from the beginning of civilization, are able to conduct various forms of genetic engineering on themselves and other life.

## Important articles

PlanetProhairesisPharneans

Interested in this project? Fuchsia is always open to new participants. Members freely contribute, discuss, and put together concepts, and developing the world itself comes first. Whether it's an entire unique cultural sphere or historical period you want to introduce to this world, or ways to elaborate, correct, and expand upon something already developed, we offer great freedom in how to conduct your work in this project.

Currently contributors with any scientific expertise would be especially helpful, while anyone with ideas about cultural and historical development in a world like this, or general interest in anthropological or longue durée topics, would find good company with the current membership.

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Virnjicarman

**Virnjicarman** or literally "Bronze Skin" was a practice of prohairesis in humans that attempted to allow practitioners to attain or maintain shiny skin, through increasing the body's intake of metals. Virnjicarman occurred spontaneously in many unrelated groups in early human history and typically presented similar in color to the accessible metals in the region. Even though substantial results from the practice, such as argyrosis, failed to produce shiny skin, the high regard held for shiny skin in standards of beauty, and the effects some metals had on the expression of iridophore-producing genes, meant it was constantly pursued. Over an individual's lifespan, the effect becomes more pronounced as heavy metals are deposited in the skin.

Although representing a diverse set of related behaviors, Virnjicarman is achieved primarily by disabling or redirecting humans' natural defense against metals, such as copper or silver. This is combined with diets and supplements that greatly increase the intake of such metals. Through interbreeding and additional prohairesis, metals build up to excessive amounts in the body. This culminates in toxicity to the point the affected become unable to reproduce, or die early. In this way, Virnjicarman can be analyzed as a disease, which most modern researchers do. For many centuries, it was difficult to analyze as the appearance became unfashionable and was considered primitive, but archaeological research has partly confirmed the historical record.

Even with the well-documented dangers of Virnjicarman in a population and ease of prevention, it still occurs in some modern populations, typically associated with cult movements or historical revisionists promoting a deified view of early humans.
Grex: District of Despair

Grex: District of Despair was a planned movie as part of the Grex series. Although it was relatively well planned out, the movie was put on pause shortly after production, and ultimately cancelled.

## Plot

Very little information is known about the movie's plot. The story would have focused on the members of Project CD, and would have taken place outside the HAHS.
Prohairesis

**Prohairesis** is high precision in controlling various biological processes, to the point that they may produce specific outcomes relatively or subjectively more influenced by volition, intentionality, or some kind of design than otherwise. The most notable examples include gene editing through the stilus, or various ways of influencing gene expression. In these areas, delicate biochemical and bioenergetic regulation through mental cultivation, medicine (including use of physiotropics, hormonal regulation, and other techniques), or cumulative augmentations by biotechnologists are used to splice exact genes or induce epigenetic outcomes. Attaining prohairesis, or 'catalysis', is a key element of human biotechnology, although the devices and mechanisms that enable it have not been easily separated from culture-specific interpretations that are often as mystical as they are scientific.
Senior Scandal Part II - Questioning Moderato

**Senior Scandal Part II - Questioning Moderato** is the fourth episode of the first season of Steins;Senior. It takes place during the Death of September Arc.

## Synopsis

The gang frequent the fair while it’s still in town, causing some disturbances.  Homecoming is on the horizon.  Harrison gets a visit from the police.

## Plot

The episode opens with Harrison sending Marissa a direct message, but he quickly grows frustrated as the conversation seems to be going nowhere.

Harrison, Connor, and Denicola are back at the fair when Harrison gets a phone call from the police. The officer informs him that he has been marked as a witness in the ongoing investigation of Jim Hudock, and that an interrogation and questioning will begin in 3 days.

Harrison and the gang return to the fair, this time with Gianna and Nadia. The two are very quickly dismayed at the insanity of the group. At the fair, they meet Paige K, who Harrison again begins to fall for slightly. He manages to overcome this initially lovesick feeling when Denicola tells the group that she is "a whore." Denicola then purchases a life-sized cutout of Donald Trump, torturing the girls with it as they all travel home.

Harrison is then face-to-face with the chief of police. He acts as a consulting detective, giving the police all the information he knows on the Hudock scandal.

The episode ends with Harrison sending Marissa another message, this time asking her to Homecoming. She replies that she is feeling sick and cannot go, resulting in Harrison throwing his phone and covering his face with his hands as the episode ends.