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Double-Bladed Bone Axe

*Not to be confused with the Double-Bladed Axe.*

The **Double-Bladed Bone Axe** (also referred to as a **skull axe** or simply the **double-bladed axe**) is a weapon used by various villains. It appears as a double-headed axe with gunmetal axe-heads and a bone for a handle, acting as a double version of a regular Silver Bone Axe. Nuckal wields a golden variant.

Skulkin warriors, Anacondrai Cultists Krait and Eyezor wielded this weapon, and large versions of the weapon were used as booby traps in Chen's underground tunnels. The weapon is also seen in a bookcase shelf display at the Ninjago Museum of History before Morro possesses Lloyd.

In a commercial for Dareth, one Bonezai imitation is portrayed fighting Jay with the axe.

A replica was held by Samukai's statue in the Hall of Villainy at the museum and later becoming his Departed Blade.

## LEGO.com description

*The double-bladed axe is actually not a popular weapon among skeletons, since they have a habit of accidentally hitting themselves with one blade or the other. In weapons testing, it usually ranked somewhere below the backfire bow (which only fired arrows backwards, unless you were aiming backwards, in which it case it fired them forwards) and the one-way boomerang (which could be easily thrown, but never came back to you).*

## Appearances

Sets
* 70752 Jungle Trap
* 70592 Salvage M.E.C. (Departed Blade)

*Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu*
Mini-movies
* 5. "Return to the Fire Temple"

Season 1: Rise of the Snakes
* 11. "All of Nothing"

Season 4: Tournament of Elements
* 36. "Only One Can Remain"

Season 5: Possession
* 45. "Winds of Change"

Chen mini-movies
* 5. "Bad Chair Day" (non-canon)

Season 6: Skybound
* 55. "Infamous"

Day of the Departed
* "Day of the Departed" (replica)

Happy Birthday to You!
* "Happy Birthday to You!" (replica; non-canon)

Video games
* *LEGO Ninjago: Tournament* (non-canon)

## Trivia

* Despite appearing in the TV series since the mini-movies, the non-golden version of this weapon did not appear in physical form until Tournament of Elements.
* The weapon is wielded by Krait in the 3D model for 70745 Anacondrai Crusher in *LEGO Ninjago: Tournament*, but it does not appear in the actual set.

## Gallery

***This section is a stub. You can help expand this section by adding some information.***
## References

1. ↑ 70752 Jungle Trap#LEGO.com description
2. ↑ Virtual Tour
3. ↑ Virtual Tour
Dale Horvath

"Don't you see that if we do this, the people that we were, the world that we knew is dead? And this new world is ugly, it's harsh, it's survival of the fittest! And that's a world I don't want to live in."
—Dale to the group about executing Randall.

Dale Horvath is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in AMC's The Walking Dead. During the initial outbreak, he saved Andrea and Amy, eventually finding a camp of survivors.
Fangpyre Robot

*“It was supposed to be in your honor, son, but do you like it?”*

— Ed to Jay in "Snakebit"

The **Mechanical Ninja** was a large blue ninja robot made by Ed in honor of his son, Jay. Eventually, it was turned into the **Fangpyre Robot** by the Fangpyre.

## History

Some time after Jay left to train with Wu, Ed began working on the Mechanical Ninja in his son's honor.

### Snakebit

When the Fangpyre battled the ninja in Ed & Edna's Scrap N Junk, they attempted to turn the fight in their favor by biting the robot. The Fangpyre venom transformed the sculpture into a fully functional robot, which immediately began attacking the ninja with its large nunchucks. Jay defeated the robot by commandeering a Fangpyre Wrecking Ball and using it to knock the robot off its feet.

### *Shadow of Ronin* (non-canon)

When the ninja arrived at the Ed & Edna's Scrap N Junk pursued by Fangpyre, Ed and Edna decided to rebuild the Mechanical Ninja to protect the junkyard.

## Appearance

The robot was very large in size and primarily green in color, with the exception of its red, snake-like eyes and pink-purple nunchucks. After being rebuilt, it was blue and gray, with yellow-tinted hands and purple nunchucks.

## Appearances

### Video games

* *Spinjitzu Spinball Snake Invasion* (non-canon)
* *Legendary Ninja Battles* (non-canon)
* *LEGO Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin* (non-canon)

## Trivia

* The Fangpyre Robot is one of three Serpentine machines in the TV series without a corresponding set. The other two vehicles are the Serpentine Bus and the Serpentine Express.
* The Fangpyre Robot may be the TV series equivalent of the Fangpyre Mech set, which never actually appeared in the show and did not closely resemble the Fangpyre Robot.

## Gallery

***This section is a stub. You can help expand this section by adding some information.***
## References

1. ↑ *LEGO Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin*
2. ↑ *Legendary Ninja Battles*

 **Villain vehicles**
 **Other vehicles**
 ***The LEGO Ninjago Movie* vehicles**
Flight of the Dragon Ninja

*“So we all agree, whoever wins this one will be the new Dragon Master for a month.”*

— Cole

## Chronology

### Next

The New Masters of Spinjitzu

**Flight of the Dragon Ninja** is the second of six mini-movies, taking place directly after the pilot episodes of *Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu*. It aired on Cartoon Network in the Fall of 2011.

## Plot

At the Monastery, Jay is trying to convince the ninja that he was the best out of them all after having won in a race with their dragons beforehand. They decide to hold another race, although Zane objects, claiming they should be training instead. Kai assures him that riding their dragons is a form of training.

They head out on their dragons, and Cole sets the terms of the race, telling them that whoever wins the race will be Dragon Master for a month. Kai and Zane get into a bit of a scuffle on their Dragons before Zane takes the lead. Cole and Jay speed through the Forest of Tranquility below, attempting to dodge the trees until the Earth Dragon smashes into one, snapping it in half and continuing on. The group approaches the "finish line" but Cole speeds across by dangling a roasted chicken on a rope in front of Rocky's nose. Cole lands first, but Kai tells him they'll beat him the next day. Cole protests that they agreed the winner would be Dragon Master for a month, but Zane claims not to recall ever agreeing to that.

## Appearances

### Characters

* Cole
* Jay
* Kai
* Postman
* Zane

### Creatures

* Flame
* Rocky
* Shard
* Wisp

### Items

* Nunchucks of Lightning
* Scythe of Quakes
* Shurikens of Ice
* Sword of Fire
* Tea

### Locations

* Ninjago
* Mountains of Impossible Height
* Monastery of Spinjitzu
* Birchwood Forest

### Species

* Humans
* Nindroids
* Dragons

## Trivia

* This episode was included in the Ninjago menu on the LEGO Club DVD included in the November–December issue of LEGO Club Magazine.
* Despite having the fist lines in this episode, and seeming to be boasting to the others, Jay has the least number of lines in this episode.

## Continuity

* The Postman makes his first appearance in this episode.
* The roasted chicken Cole used as a bribe may have been from Creatures Beasts & Beyond, a shop where Cole got a liver-and-toad flavored chicken in "Home," for his dragon, Rocky.
* The ending of this episode is similar to a scene toward the end of "Once Bitten, Twice Shy", in which Kai reminds the ninja of their bet that whoever figured out Samurai X's identity first would be the Green Ninja, and the other ninja deny agreeing to this.
* The Dragon Master title mentioned in this episode was later used to name Wu in Season 9, specifically in "Lessons for a Master."

## Gallery

For the gallery of the episode, click here.

## Translations

 German
 Polish
 Russian
 Spanish
 Ukrainian
Amy Harrison

"He knew we were so different. He knew that you needed to catch the fish and I needed to throw them back."
—Amy to Andrea about fishing with their father.

Amy is a survivor of the outbreak in AMC's The Walking Dead. She and her sister Andrea were saved by Dale Horvath during the initial outbreak and eventually found a camp for survivors.
Duane Jones

"I was checking out a cellar and I didn't want Duane to come down there with me. And then when I came up she was standing there right in front of him and he had his gun up and he couldn't do it. So I called to him and he turned. And then she was just-- just on him. And I see red. I see red. Everything is red. Everything I see is red. And I do it! Finally. Finally was too late. I was supposed to. I was selfish. I was weak."
—Morgan explains to Rick about what happened to Duane.

Duane Jones is a survivor of the outbreak in AMC's The Walking Dead. He is the son of Morgan and Jenny Jones.
Carly Nebraska

Carly Nebraska by @smallpolar\_bear on twitter [1]

Carleen Nebraska (name on casino ID)

Father

> *“Big dreams, bad ideas.”*
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The black sheep of the Nebraska Family, **Carly Nebraska** was given the nickname of “Good Job” Nebraska as people believed that she was constantly making mistakes and getting things wrong.

She was given the role of doing odd jobs around The Albatross casino under Nash’s direction, which did not improve the sibling’s relationship. Bitter about constantly being overlook and underestimated, Carly stole $3,000 in casino chips as a “tip” for delivering the other casino chips and used it to buy a coup (as her old car had a window that didn’t close properly). This led into her helping Herc Verendanza to con her brother, although she would later have a change of heart and buy her brother’s way out of the bet using her shares in The Albatross casino. After this she returned her coup, paid her debts, and went to work for her father in Blough City.
She is described as looking like the actress Mädchen Amick as Shelly Briggs in Twin Peaks, with small, dark brows, “lots” of brown hair, and is “constantly looking vagueing pouty”. When seen in Hard Luck, she is wearing a promotional NASA t-shirt for the moon landing with the year ‘1973’ on it, and small hoop earrings. She is 25 years old.
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Total Drama Island - Totally Interactive! produced by Xenophile Media Inc. in association with Camp TV Productions Inc.
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Bertie's Chase

* Whilst the fireman is climbing out of the window, a gap can be seen where the cab roof has come loose.
* When the fireman is on Edward's roof, paint chips on the cab are visible and Edward's whistle is out of scale. Also, the windows were dirty, while in the previous scene they were clean.
* When Edward leaves the station, smoke rises in between the coaches.
* When Bertie passes the village, a piece of camera equipment can be seen at the top of the screen.
* In some scenes, Bertie drives in the middle of the road.
* When Bertie passes by Thomas' Branch Line, studio equipment can be seen at the top left corner of the screen.
* When Bertie reaches the top of the hill, his wheel is crooked.

* The woman in green's hat changes from green to brown.
* When Bertie passes Edward under the bridge, Edward's coaches slow to a stop at the end of the screen.
* Blu-tak can be seen under one of the passengers when Bertie's driver speaks to the stationmaster.
* In the close-up of Edward after Bertie brings him the passengers, a speck of dirt is on his face.
* When Edward reaches the last station, his whistle is tilted. Also, the coaches stop before he does.
* When Bertie is going downhill, he passes Edward twice by the side. This due to the fact that the producers did not want to make Bertie catch up with Edward at the Lower Suddery crossing in time.
* Thomas' eyes are wonky when Bertie sees him.
* In the beginning when Edward's crew are talking, there is a gash on one of their foreheads.
Fangpyre Staff

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*“If we want to turn your parents back, we need the antivenom in the staff.”*

— Nya, to Jay, "Snakebit"

## Information

### Owner/User

Fangtom (formerly)
Pythor (formerly)
Nya (briefly)
Cyrus Borg
Ninjago Museum of History

### Status

Intact

The **Fangpyre Staff** is a Serpentine weapon and the staff of the Fangpyre tribe. It is currently wielded by the Fangpyre General, Fangtom, but it has been often been carried by Fangdam. Like the other Staffs, it holds a capsule of anti-venom on its head. This anti-venom reverses and stabilizes the effects of the Fangpyre's bite if it is applied to a victim before they are completely transformed.

When the Fangpyre anti-venom is mixed with the anti-venom of the other four Snake Staffs, a white liquid is formed that creates a map showing the location of the Fangblades.

## LEGO.com description

### Rise of the Snakes

*Belongs to the Fangpyre General, Fangtom. Holds a vial of anti-venom that, if applied before the transformation is complete, will prevent a victim from turning into a snake.**[link unavailable]*

### Rise of the Snakes (2017 Museum gallery)

*Snake staff of the Fangpyre tribe and a symbol of the power of the Fangpyre general. The staff contains anti-venom that can counteract the effects of a Fangpyre bite, if used before the victim is completely transformed. When the anti-venom is combined with that of the other four staffs, it creates a white liquid which provides a map to the location of the Fangblades.*

## Appearances

Sets
* 9442 Jay's Storm Fighter
* 9445 Fangpyre Truck Ambush
* 9457 Fangpyre Wrecking Ball

*Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu*
Season 1: Rise of the Snakes
* 3. "Snakebit"
* 4. "Never Trust a Snake"
* 5. "Can of Worms"
* 6. "The Snake King"
* 7. "Tick Tock"
* 11. "All of Nothing"
* 13. "Day of the Great Devourer"

Season 2: Legacy of the Green Ninja
* 14. "Darkness Shall Rise"
* 15. "Pirates vs. Ninja"
* 18. "Child's Play"
* 20. "The Stone Army"
* 21. "The Day Ninjago Stood Still"

Season 7: The Hands of Time
* 65. "The Hands of Time"

Season 10: March of the Oni
* 97. "The Fall"

Tales from the Monastery of Spinjitzu
* 2. "Green and Gold" (painting)
* 3. "The Weekend Drill" (painting)
* 4. "Elemental Rider" (painting)
* 5. "Blue Lightning" (painting)
* 6. "Samurai X-Treme" (painting)

Season 10: March of the Oni
* 95. "The Darkness Comes" (painting)
* 98. "Endings" (painting)

Season 11: Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjitzu
* 107. "Powerless"

Season 13: Master of the Mountain
* 145. "Shintaro" (painting)

## Trivia

* It is currently being displayed in the Ninjago Museum of History.

## Gallery

***This section is a stub. You can help expand this section by adding some information.***
## References

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20161008070140/http://www.lego.com/en-us/ninjago/accessories/weapons/the-fangpyre-staff-season-1-c9c758cdd43340a09038070ccd02959f
Edward, Gordon and Henry

## Edward, Gordon and Henry/Henry to the Rescue

* Ringo Starr's US narration is slightly out of sync from the point when Henry leaves the tunnel to when he arrives at Wellsworth.
* When Gordon says "I'm going to poop, poop at Henry," studio equipment is visible in the top right corner and his driving wheels are going backwards. The same errors occur as he slows down.
* After being uncoupled from his coaches, as Gordon passes over the points, his trailing wheels jam as he moves offscreen.
* Gordon rolls over the points incorrectly; he should have gone over the crossover, but he instead goes straight ahead.
* When Gordon moves to the siding, the coaches have moved back without explanation.
* The Express has two brake coaches.
* While Henry is in the tunnel, his face is covered with black dust, but in the close up of Henry going backwards from the tunnel, he is spotless because it is footage from earlier episodes. The same thing happens after Henry has pulled the express through the tunnel and when he arrives at the station, he is spotless again.
* When Gordon says "Huh! That's no use. Edward can't push the train," his eyes shift very quickly, indicating a scene cut.
* In the close-up of Edward's wheels slipping, there was a tint of red paint on one of the spokes.
* Because stock footage is used, the scene where the Fat Controller tells Henry to turn around is darker and blue ink can be seen smeared on his hand.
* When Edward and Henry set off, the last coach is passing Gordon as the scene ends. But in the next scene, the coach can be seen passing him again. Also, in that same scene, Gordon is derailed.
* When Henry passes the goat, Edward is not behind the train.
* In the close-up of Henry when he is coming out of the tunnel, his cylinder red stripe is sticking out.
* When the Fat Controller asks Henry to pull the train Gordon is not seen in front of the buffers.
* Blu-Tack is visible under some of the people's feet.
* When Edward says "I'm ready," he already starts to move because stock footage from earlier in the episode is used.
* The narrator says that they never stop until they came to the station at the end of the line, but Wellsworth is not on the end of the line, this is because the narration was taken from the original book.
Chef Hatchet/Lines

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### Total Drama Island

* 1x2. **Not So Happy Campers - Part 2**
* 1x11. **Who Can You Trust?**
* 1x12. **Basic Straining**
* 1x13. **X-Treme Torture**
* 1x14. **Brunch of Disgustingness**
* 1x16. **Search and Do Not Destroy**
* 1x17. **Hide and Be Sneaky**
* 1x19. **Hook, Line, and Screamer**
* 1x23. **Camp Castaways**
* 1x24. **Are We There Yeti?**
* 1x26. **The Very Last Episode, Really!**
* 1x28. **Total Drama, Drama, Drama, Drama Island**
What Just Happened??!

**What Just Happened??!** is an American television parody series hosted by Fred Savage and co-hosted by Taylor Tomlinson. It is a presented as the aftershow of a fictional drama series, The Flare. It premiered on June 30, 2019 on Fox.

## Gallery

### Videos

What Just Happened Panel At Comic-Con 2019 WHAT JUST HAPPENED??! WITH FRED SAVAGE'What Just Happened??! with Fred Savage' Cast Joins Us LIVE SDCC 2019 Entertainment WeeklyFred Savage, host of What Just Happened??! - San Diego Comic-Con 2019 Interview FANVERSATION
Hannah

"Everything dies, sweetie. It's God's plan."
—Hannah to her two children Jamie and Billy after their pet goldfish dies.

Hannah is the protagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in AMC's The Walking Dead Webisodes: Torn Apart. She is the first walker that Rick Grimes encounters following him waking up from a coma.
Bankjob Beagle

**Bankjob Beagle** is one of the seven main Beagle Boys in 1987 series.

## History

Bankjob is one of the most intelligent of the Beagle Boys, often serving as the leader of the group whenever Bigtime and Ma are absent. However, he relies more on his brute strength than his brains. He tends to be impulsive and quick to anger, but is very confident and takes pride in his position as leader.

Bankjob has a hulking, muscular physique and towers above his brothers, being close to Launchpad's height. He has a large cleft chin and buckteeth, with stubble all over his face. He wears the standard Beagle Boy outfit of a red shirt, blue pants, yellow gloves, and a green cap.

Like the rest of his brothers, he has a deep respect for Ma, seeking vengeance when she's insulted like in "Robot Robbers", and follows her orders loyally, like in "Hero for Hire", where he acts as a movie director.

Bankjob seems to be recklessly brave, and in "Time Teasers" he is seen stealing and shooting directly at a cop. But later in the episode, he appears to be quite fearful when confronted by pirates.

Like Babyface and Bugle, he makes his final appearance in the series in "Super DuckTales", where he makes a couple of non-speaking cameo appearances.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Robot Robbers"
* "Hero for Hire"
* "Time Teasers"
* "Till Nephews Do Us Part" (non-speaking cameo)

### Season 2

* "Frozen Assets" (non-speaking cameo)
* "Full Metal Duck" (non-speaking cameo)
* "The Billionaire Beagle Boys Club" (non-speaking cameo)

## Trivia

* Bankjob's placard changes a few times in the series, reading 671-167, 618-167, and 614-167 in different episodes.
Flintheart Glomgold

**Flintheart Glomgold** is Scrooge McDuck's main rival and The Second Richest Duck in the World in DuckTales 1987.

## Personality

He is portrayed as an ambitious, ruthless, and ill-tempered businessman, lacking Scrooge's tendencies towards generosity and compassion. He rarely has issues breaking the law, cheating, and using other unfair tactics in order to fulfill his goal of becoming the world's richest duck.

His appearance is similar to that of Scrooge McDuck, and like Scrooge he is of Scottish descent. He wears a full beard and sideburns as opposed to simple side-whiskers, and a green tam o'shanter with a red pom pom, green kilt and blue coat with a yellow button.

## History

Flintheart and Scrooge come head to head several times throughout ser series, like in the four-part story "Catch as Cash Can", were the two have a contest, weighting their money, to see who will sell the firefly fruit. To improve his chances to win, Glomgold helps the Beagle Boys escape prison, and hires them to steal Scrooge's fortune.

In another attempt to get richer than Scrooge, Glomgold, this time aided by Dijon, spreads metal mites to devour Scrooge's money. As seen in "Attack of the Metal Mites", Glomgold almost succeeds.

In the two-part series finale, "The Golden Goose", Glomgold almost beats Scrooge with the help of the Golden Goose, but temporarily gets turned into gold himself.

In a 1988 *DuckTales* comic book story, Cosme Quartieri and Jorge Sanchez, a nephew of Glomgold's appears, the smart and brave Junior.

Flintheart appears in booth 1989's "DuckTales" and 1993's DuckTales 2. Notably, in the "bad ending" of the later, Scrooge and his nephews can be seen watching a TV show explaining that Flintheart has retrieved the Treasure of McDuck, making him the greatest adventurer in all the world.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Wronguay in Ronguay"
* "Robot Robbers"
* "Master of the Djinni"
* "Duckman of Aquatraz"
* "Horse Scents"
* "A Drain on the Economy"
* "A Whale of a Bad Time"
* "Working for Scales"
* "Scroogerello"
* "The Uncrashable Hindentanic"
* "Till Nephews Do Us Part"

### Season 2

* "Marking Time"
* "Bubba Trubba"
* "Ducks on the Lam"
* "Ali Bubba's Cave"

### Season 4

* "Ducky Mountain High"
* "Attack of the Metal Mites"
* "The Golden Goose, Part 1"
* "The Golden Goose, Part 2"

### Video games

* "DuckTales"/"DuckTales Remastered"
* "DuckTales: The Quest for Gold"
* "DuckTales 2"
* "DuckTales: Scrooge's Loot"
Duck Takes Charge

* In the panning shot of Percy, Gordon and James, the Breakdown Train on the far left is derailed.
* In the first close-up of Gordon, his eyes look misaligned and he has red paint on his brake pipe and coupling.
* When Percy puffs away to get the coaches, studio equipment is slightly visible at the top of the screen.
* In the Norwegian version, the narrator says Percy was getting some trucks, when he was in fact getting some coaches into Knapford station.
* When Percy and Duck first puff away, a crew member's shadow briefly passes in front of them.
* Henry's front right break pipe is tilted before he and Gordon leave Knapford.
* Thomas is seen pulling Red Coaches instead of Annie and Clarabel. This also happens in Diesel Does it Again and You Can't Win.
* Duck's eyebrows are missing when the engines "wheesh" him. Henry also has a different whistle sound, which is Duck's five steps higher in pitch, in both versions. In the George Carlin narration, Henry's whistle can be faintly heard.
* Due to portions of the script being taken word for word from the original book, the narrator says, "Duck and Percy calmly sat on the points outside the shed, refusing to let the engines in," Despite the fact that Percy is standing on the turntable and Duck is on a line outside a berth.
* In the close-up shots of the Fat Controller at Tidmouth Sheds, his left eyebrow appears to be loose.
* When Duck says to Percy "We'll do it later," Percy's roof is lifted up.
* In the shot of the Fat Controller sitting in his office hearing the engines outside, his legs are missing.
* When the Fat Controller leaves his office, a brick wall can be seen behind the door frame.
* When the narrator says "Gordon, James and Henry were furious," the three engines are facing away from the sheds. Gordon is also missing his tender and his eyes are slightly misaligned.
* In the close-up of Henry at Tidmouth Sheds, James disappears.
* When the Fat Controller yells "Stop that noise!" the two men standing in front of Percy are out of scale, as they are half his height.
* When Duck brings the coaches into Knapford, James' eyes are misaligned.
* During the Tidmouth Sheds scene, Duck's handrails are gold instead of silver.
* As the Fat Controller leaves his office, the background to the outside is right at his door instead of a few inches or feet away.
Battle between brothers

*Not be confused with the mini-movie.*

*“How dare you speak so lowly of Father! We made him a promise. These weapons shall not leave this monastery!”*

— Wu to Garmadon, "Battle Between Brothers"

## Information

### Participants

Wu
Garmadon

### Date

Around a decade before the search for the Golden Weapons

### Result

Garmadon was cast into the Underworld by Wu.

## **Chronological order**

### Next

Search for the Golden Weapons

The battle between brothers was the fight between the Sons of the First Spinjitzu Master for the Golden Weapons that resulted in Garmadon's banishment to the Underworld.

## History

### Battle Between Brothers

Some time after Lloyd was born, Garmadon succumbed to the darkness from the Great Devourer and his Oni heritage and planned to steal the Golden Weapons. But when he tried, Wu confronted him. It was up to him to quench his brother's thirst to destroy. The brothers fought, and Wu won the battle, but at a cost. The kimono he was wearing had a protection spell to keep him safe from evil. This in turn worked on Garmadon, and cast Garmadon into the Underworld, banishing him for what could have been eternity.

## Appearances

### *Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu*

#### Mini-movies

* 4. "An Underworldly Takeover" (flashback)
* 6. "Battle Between Brothers" (flashback)

## Trivia

* There are several differences between the drawings in "Way of the Ninja" and the flashback in "Battle Between Brothers."
	+ In the drawings the battle took place on a rocky thin mountain, although in the flashback it was in the Monastery of Spinjitzu.
	+ Wu had a mustache in the drawings and was wearing white clothes, although he had no mustache in the flashback and was wearing his father's black kimono.
	+ Garmadon is already black in the drawings.
	+ In the drawings, the ground does not open after Garmadon's banishment.
	+ In the drawings the brothers are not fighting with the Golden Weapons.
* It is unknown where Misako and Lloyd were during the battle.

## References

 **Competitions**
 **Traditions**
 **Tests**
 **Miscellaneous**

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/TommyAndreasen/status/768334159760818176
El Capitan

**Character**|Gallery|Appearances

**El Capitán** is a DuckTales 1987 character, appearing in three episodes of the series pilot serial, "The Treasure of the Golden Suns".

## History

El Capitán, Spanish for "The Captain", is seen working with the Beagle Boys and Flintheat Glomgold as he attempts to regain his lost fortune. He is extremely obsessed with his lost gold and seems to have spent a long time finding it. In fact, his greed kept him alive for centuries.

El Capitan has spent centuries seeking the map to his lost gold, living through sheer force of will and his all-consuming greed for gold. He eventually learned of the map's location but couldn't get it himself. So he broke the Beagle Boys out of jail and promised them some of the treasure if they stole the map.

The Beagle Boys managed to steal the map, but Huey, Dewey, and Louie were able to bring it back to Scrooge, after which the Beagle Boys wound up back in jail. El Capitan then formed a partnership with Flintheart Glomgold, who bought a chocolate factory (where a piece of chocolate had an imprint of the map in it) from Scrooge. They followed Scrooge and Huey, Dewey, and Louie until at last they all found the treasure ship but the two partners in crime forced Scrooge and the boys at cannon-point into a lifeboat.

Things went south when Glomgold, as an insult, tossed Scrooge one gold coin which infuriated El Capitan due to his greed, causing the old captain to turn his cannon on his partner. They fought until the cannon went off and it sunk the ship. Glomgold was picked up by Scrooge while El Capitan was presumed to have drowned. But he survived, vowing revenge.

El Capitan managed to find his way to the Valley of the Golden Suns at around the same time Scrooge and his group arrived there themselves. Following them into the Valley, El Capitan eventually corners them right after Scrooge makes the mistake of setting off the curse of the valley. Scrooge and El Capitan, both under the effects of gold fever, begin fighting for all the gold in the valley, but Scrooge eventually snaps out of his fever and manages to escape with his companions. They take El Capitan with them, despite that he wants to be left with "all the pretty gold". After everyone makes it out of the destructing Valley, El Capitan breaks loose, but when he comes to the spot where the Valley would be, he finds that it is now all buried under a mountain of dirt. Frustrated yet undaunted, El Capitan starts trying to dig up the gold.

## Trivia

* He is possibly named after the movie theatre several Disney movies premiered at.
* He is mentioned in the reboot episode ''The First Adventure!''
Fangpyre Trucks

*This is about the Serpentine vehicle. For the set, see here.*

My creations! You're turning them into...

— Ed in "Snakebit"

**Fangpyre Trucks** are large trucks that were originally ordinary vehicles before being bitten by Fangpyre.

## History

### Rise of the Snakes

#### Snakebit

Originally small cars in Ed & Edna's Scrap N Junk, the Fangpyre Trucks were bitten by some Fangpyre, transforming them into large Serpentine vehicles.

The Fangpyre used their trucks and other vehicles to retreat from the ninja and to chase the ninja after the Fangpyre Staff was stolen by Jay.

#### Never Trust a Snake

The Fangpyre Trucks were among the vehicles driven by the Fangpyre on their way to war with the Hypnobrai.

#### Wrong Place, Wrong Time

Mezmo, Chokun, and Fang-Suei worked on a Fangpyre Truck, and Garmadon told them to give it more firepower.

## Appearances

### *Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu*

#### Season 1: Rise of the Snakes

* 3. "Snakebit"
* 4. "Never Trust a Snake"

## Gallery

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## Refernces

 **Villain vehicles**
 **Other vehicles**
 ***The LEGO Ninjago Movie* vehicles**
Elemental Water Dragon

*Note: The name of this article is conjectural. While an official name was technically given in the show, this page is named Elemental Water Dragon for convenience and consistency with other articles.*

*“I just learned how to make a Water Dragon. I haven't even earned my Airjitzu suit yet.”*

— Nya in "Infamous"

## Information

### Status

Existent (when manifested)

The **Elemental Water Dragon** is Nya's Elemental Dragon.

## History

At some point after unlocking her True Potential, Nya successfully controlled her fear and used her powers to manifest the Elemental Water Dragon.

### Infamous

While heading to Stiix to confront Clouse, Nya summoned the Elemental Water Dragon, flying alongside her fellow ninja. However, she stopped by at the Ninjago hospital to tend to Nelson's leg injuries and presumably used the dragon once more to arrive at Stiix.

## Trivia

* The Elemental Water Dragon is the last Elemental Dragon, chronologically, to be unlocked by an Elemental Master (besides the elemental combination dragons).
	+ This dragon also has the least screen time of any Elemental Dragon seen in the series, only appearing in one episode.
* It is the only Elemental Dragon used by the ninja not to appear as its own dragon in a set in any form, though it does appear as part of the Fusion Dragon in 70627 Dragon's Forge, and according to the Updated and Expanded Character Encyclopedia, the dragon from 70602 Jay's Elemental Dragon is the Hydroelectric Dragon rather than the Elemental Lightning Dragon.

 **Elemental Dragons**
 **Elemental combination dragons**
Atom (Justice League Action)

**The Atom** is a superhero who can manipulate his size.

## Biography

Using a fragment from a white dwarf star, brilliant scientist Ray Palmer created a belt that allows him to shrink to subatomic levels, while retaining the strength of his full-grown self.

## Powers, Skills, and Abilities

* Althrough microscopic in size, The Atom uses his superior intellect to perform life-saving surgical procedures as well as gather crime-solving evidence.
* Atom can grow or shrink if he switches

## Appearances

**Season One**

* 21 Inside Job (First Appearance)
* 24 Battle for the Bottled City
* 28 The Fatal Fare
* 37 The Ringer

**Shorts**

* 1 Up and Atom
Bad Chair Day

**Bad Chair Day** is the fifth short based around Master Chen and his throne, taking place sometime during or before the fourth season of *Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu*.

## Synopsis

*We think Master Chen needs to start listening to Clouse, don't you? Don't say Clouse didn't warn you Chen…that chair has some powerful tricks!*

## Plot

Excited about his new throne, Chen pressed a button, much to Clouse's annoyance. He tried to tell him to wait until he had properly read the manual but was constantly interrupted by the chair's functions. After Chen accidentally teleported them to a jungle, Clouse has no choice but to carry them back home.

## Cast

* Chen
* Clouse

## Trivia

* The title's name is a pun on the phrase "bad hair day."
Independence Day (episode)

## "Independence Day"

*For other uses, see Independence Day (disambiguation).*

"**Independence Day**" is the first episode of the first season of *Young Justice*, and the first of the overall series. It premiered on Cartoon Network as part of the special hour-long, two episode pilot movie, also called "Independence Day", on 26 November 2010. The pilot was then edited into two separate episodes, "Independence Day" and "Fireworks", which aired on 7 January 2011 and 14 January 2011 respectively.

## Logline

Robin, Speedy, Aqualad, and Kid Flash are finally granted access to the headquarters of the Justice League. But when that access turns out to be little more than a glorified backstage pass, Speedy walks, and the other three sidekicks go on a mission of their own, to Project Cadmus, where they make a startling discovery...

## Synopsis

A peaceful day in Gotham City Park is interrupted by Mister Freeze, who starts freezing civilians. Taking aim at the people attempting to escape his rampage, a projectile hits his cold gun, saving the fleeing civilians. Assuming Batman was the interloper, Freeze looks around for him, but finds no one. He then hears a laugh, and Robin lands onto his glass dome, and throws two shuriken, cracking it. Freeze takes aim at Robin, but Batman steps in and punches him, cracking the dome completely.

Icicle Jr. is causing havoc on the Star City suspension bridge, flipping and overturning cars with his cryokinetic powers. As he laughs maniacally, several arrows explode around him, and he looks to the top of the bridge to see Green Arrow and Speedy taking aim. Speedy shoots a trick arrow which knocks Junior out. Green Arrow jokes that Junior "had a glass jaw". Speedy dismisses the joke and exclaims that "today's the day".
Bart Simpson

“*Ay Caramba!*”
―Bart's catchphrase and first words
“*Eat my shorts!*”
―Bart's second catchphrase
“*I didn't do it!*”
―Bart's earlier catchphrase
“*Don't have a cow, man.*”
―Bart's third catchphrase
“*I’m Bart Simpson, who the hell are you?*”
―Bart's fourth catchphrase
“*Aah! Sideshow Bob!*”
―Bart (sometimes Lisa and the family) reacting to Sideshow Bob suddenly appearing
Daisy

* The camera is shaking many times throughout the episode.
* When Daisy leaves the station, she has no driver until she reaches the engine shed.
* When Percy, Toby, and Daisy leave the station, Toby's eyes jerk to the right.
* Percy and Toby are smiling when Daisy insults Annie, Clarabel, and Henrietta.
* The carriage shed is right next to the engine shed, but the engines leave in one direction and arrive from another.
* When Daisy says the carriage shed is better, her face is slightly tilted.
* When the passengers say, "What is?" and also when they grumble, "Stop arguing! We're late already!" Mrs. Kyndley is smiling.
* When Toby, Percy, and Daisy leave the freight shed, a truck is seen in the siding to Daisy's left but when they arrive at the carriage shed it disappears.
* As Toby comes to take Henrietta away, Percy's steam suddenly disappears and the lighting changes slightly, thus indicating a film cut.
* Percy's face is crooked when he is sleeping.
* When Daisy leaves the carriage shed and backs into the station, her eyes jump around.
* Most of the small-scale railway staff figurines have severe paint chips.
* When Daisy shudders, a hand is reflected in her cab window.
* In some shots of the passengers on the platform, pieces of blu-tack can be seen on their shoes.
* Daisy's eye mechanism is visible through her front windows.
* Both narrations say a milk van is coupled behind Daisy, but a milk tanker is shown instead. This is likely a result of the episode's script being taken almost verbatim from the book.
* When the milk tanker is uncoupled, a few wires are seen behind Daisy's door.
* Before Percy, Toby and Daisy arrive at the engine shed, a utility wagon shown there is derailed.
* Percy's left (viewer's right) cylinder is loose.
Double Trouble (Teen Titans Go!)/Transcript

This article is a **transcript** of the *Teen Titans Go!* episode "Double Trouble (Teen Titans Go!)" from season 1, which aired on May 7, 2013.

Beast Boy
Cyborg
Robin
Starfire
Silkie
Magical Doubles
Dinosaur
Titans Tower
Beast Boy's room
 **Song**I'm a Genius | **Plot Point**Doubles of Cyborg and Beast Boy

## See also

* "Double Trouble (Teen Titans Go!)"
* Double Trouble (Teen Titans Go)/Gallery
Hawk and Dove

"**Hawk and Dove**" is the second episode of the first season of *Titans*, and the second episode overall. It premiered on DC Universe on October 19, 2018.

## Synopsis

Hank Hall aka Hawk and Dawn Granger aka Dove are a pair of vigilantes, hoping to get out of the Super Hero business after shutting down one final criminal operation. When Dick arrives with Rachel, looking for a safe haven for the hunted child, his reappearance after many years causes strife between all three of them. Still traumatized over the death of her mother, Rachel struggles to trust Dick. But all their differences must be put aside when a lethal Nuclear Family, sent by The Organization, is activated with the sole purpose of capturing Rachel.

## Cast

### Starring

* Brenton Thwaites as Dick Grayson/Robin
* Anna Diop (credit only)
* Teagan Croft as Rachel Roth

### Guest starring

* Lindsey Gort as Detective Amy Rohrbach
* Reed Birney as Dr. Adamson
* Alan Ritchson as Hank Hall/Hawk
* Minka Kelly as Dawn Granger/Dove

### Co-starring

* Jeff Clarke as Nuclear Dad
* Melody Johnson as Nuclear Mom
* Jeni Ross as Nuclear Sis
* Logan Thompson as Nuclear Biff
* Farid Yazdani as Charlie
* Tomaso Sanelli as Young Dick Grayson
* Jordan Pettle as Torturer
* Joel Labelle as Garage Thug #1
* Steve Rizzo as Garage Thug #2

### Uncredited

* April Brown Chodkowski as Mary Grayson
* Randolf Hobbs as John Grayson

## References

1. ↑ "Titans S01E02: “Hawk and Dove” – synopsis, photos, and discussion" - Batman News
A Close Shave

## A Close Shave/A Close Shave for Duck

* When Duck arrives at Wellsworth, his whistle valves are missing.
* In Ringo Starr's US narration, after Duck complains to Edward that Diesel has made the other engines think that he is horrid, the audio from the UK version can be heard faintly in the background.
* The brake van at the back Edward's train does not have a face at first, but it is shown to have one when the trucks race through the level crossing. The face disappears when the trucks run through the station.
* As the trucks race through the level crossing, a string can be seen pulling them.
* Due to portions of the script being taken word for word from the original book, both of Ringo Starr's narrations state that Duck shut his eyes when he was diverted into the siding, yet his eyes are wide open.
* When the barber says, "No, I won't!" to Duck, he frowns, but when he says, "I'll teach you!" both he and his customers are smiling. Likewise, Duck appears to be smiling while being lathered.
* When Thomas arrives to help with the cleanup, a second track appears next to the siding.
* In the close-up shots of Duck when he is being pulled out of the barbershop, studio equipment can be seen in the upper right hand corner.
* The barber only washes half of the lathering off of Duck's face, but after Duck is pulled out, his face appears to be fully lathered again.
* In the final scene, Duck's handrails are gold instead of silver.
Athena (Justice League Action)

**Athena** is the Greek goddess of wisdom. She is voiced by Jessica Walter.

## Description

Athena is one of the 'gods of Olympus' and is their goddess of Wisdom and War. (Wonder Woman maintains contact with these gods but we do not see any others, though Zeus, Hera, Artemis and Eros are mentioned). Athena is shown as a mature woman with long chestnut hair tied back in a ponytail and wearing a white, ankle-length gown with attachments like those of an Amazon. Although she makes announcements with great drama, she is usually maternal and chatty with a liking for sarcasm. She addresses Wonder Woman as "Diana of Themyscira", and the latter is obedient to the goddess, bowing down before her. Others of the Justice League show less reverence.

Initially, she travels in the form of a storm cloud before materialising as a towering image of a goddess but, after she shrinks down to become more normal, she needs the help of the League to transport and protect her. Athena may be acting as the messenger of the gods when she announces the selection of a new goddess from amongst the League, and, when she shows insight into problems that have Batman and others baffled, she is showing her ability as a goddess of Wisdom.

When a battle is looming, she transforms into the "Goddess of War" complete with helmet, armor and bow.

File:Athena01.jpg

She is accomplished in combat and can eliminate multiple foes with one lightning bolt from her bow.

Athena is always accompanied by her owl, **Bubo**. Although the only sounds it makes are hoots, it can work technology and has enough of its own 'wisdom' to outsmart the superheroes. When Athena becomes the Goddess of War, it transforms into her bow. Due to its lack of real feathers, the visible bolts and the metallic coloring, Bubo is evidently mechanical.

File:Athena02.jpg

## Notes

* In the comics, Athena is one of the patron goddesses of the Amazons and can give assistance to Wonder Woman.
* This character or object is an adaptation of Athena, a character or object in traditional stories. These include, but may not be limited to religious texts, myth, and/or folk lore. More information on the original can be found at Wikipedia.org.
* **Athena** was voiced by Jessica Walter.
Batgirl (Justice League Action)

**Batgirl** is the daughter of James Gordon, and Batman's sidekick.

## Description

Batgirl does not appear in any of the episodes and is only known from artwork used in a promotion by the fast food chain McDonald's (see gallery). The black costume is the one popularised in the comics of the 1960s and the shows of the DC Animated Universe. The red hair would suggest that it is the Barbara Gordon version of the character.

## Skills and Abilities

* **Genius Level Intelligence**
* **Hand-to-Hand Combat**

## Paraphernalia

**Equipments**

* **Smoke** **Bomb**
* **Utility Belt**

**Transportation**

* **Batcycle**

**Weapons**

* **Batarangs**

## Notes

* She has never appeared in the show.
* It is likely that Batgirl was never intended to be in this show and her image was only included in the restaurant promotion to make a suitable character match for a Batarang toy for girls.

## Gallery

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Andrea Harrison

"No one can make it alone now. I just didn't want anyone to die."
—Andrea justifying her actions to Rick Grimes.

Andrea is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in AMC's The Walking Dead. During the initial outbreak, she and her sister, Amy, were saved by Dale Horvath and eventually joined a group of survivors at a camp outside Atlanta.

At the Greene family farm, Andrea gains strength in being talented with firearms. After it is overrun, she meets Michonne Hawthorne and is taken to Woodbury eight months later. At Woodbury, Andrea becomes involved in the town's affairs, stepping up as leadership starts lacking.

Later on, Andrea becomes engaged in a relationship with Philip Blake, better known as The Governor, until his true motivations are exposed. She finds herself caught in the crossfire between her previous group and the town of Woodbury, opting for a peaceful resolution between the two conflicting sides.
Fear the Walking Dead

"Fear the Walking Dead" is a spin-off and a prequel to the "The Walking Dead", set in Los Angeles, following new characters as they face the beginning of the end of the world.

## Season 1

1. Pilot
2. So Close, Yet So Far
3. The Dog
4. Not Fade Away
5. Cobalt
6. The Good Man

## Season 2

1. Monster
2. We All Fall Down
3. Ouroboros
4. Blood in the Streets
5. Captive
6. Sicut Cervus
7. Shiva
8. Grotesque
9. Los Muertos
10. Do Not Disturb
11. Pablo & Jessica
12. Pillar of Salt
13. Date of Death
14. Wrath
15. North

## Season 3

1. Eye of the Beholder
2. The New Frontier
3. TEOTWAWKI
4. 100
5. Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame
6. Red Dirt
7. The Unveiling
8. Children of Wrath
9. Minotaur
10. The Diviner
11. La Serpiente
12. Brother's Keeper
13. This Land is Your Land
14. El Matadero
15. Things Bad Begun
16. Sleigh Ride

## Season 4

1. What's Your Story?
2. Another Day in the Diamond
3. Good Out Here
4. Buried
5. Laura
6. Just in Case
7. The Wrong Side of Where You Are Now
8. No One's Gone
9. People Like Us
10. Close Your Eyes
11. The Code
12. Weak
13. Blackjack
14. MM 54
15. I Lose People...
16. ...I Lose Myself

## Season 5

1. Here to Help
2. The Hurt That Will Happen
3. Humbug's Gulch
4. Skidmark
5. The End of Everything
6. The Little Prince
7. Still Standing
8. Is Anybody Out There?
9. Channel 4
10. 210 Words Per Minute
11. You're Still Here
12. Ner Tamid
13. Leave What You Don't
14. Today and Tomorrow
15. Channel 5
16. End of the Line

## Season 6

1. The End Is the Beginning
2. Welcome to the Club
3. Alaska
4. The Key
5. Honey
6. Bury Her Next to Jasper's Leg
7. Damage from the Inside
8. The Door
9. Things Left to Do
10. Handle with Care
11. The Holding
12. In Dreams
13. J.D.
14. Mother
15. USS Pennsylvania
16. The Beginning

## Season 7

1. The Beacon
2. Six Hours
3. Cindy Hawkins
4. Breathe With Me
5. Till Death
6. Reclamation
7. The Portrait
8. Padre
9. Follow Me
10. Mourning Cloak
11. Ofelia
12. Sonny Boy
13. The Raft
14. Divine Providence
15. Amina
16. Gone