recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Fukua

One of Brain Drain's less-socially-acceptable hobbies is cloning, and often he forces the souls of dead warriors to inhabit these clones.

Fukua is the result of a fortunate — or unfortunate — Lab Zero accident: a union of two souls. One, a once-proud warrior known for her brute strength in close combat; the other a silent assassin who specialized in ranged weapons for her kills.

Together as one, Fukua possesses the best of both specialties...but relationships formed under intense circumstances often don't last.

...That's the in-universe explanation. Out-of-universe, Fukua was originally a simple Palette Swap of Filia that the main UI person at Skullgirls created, but he accidentally made a typo when spelling her name. (Type Filia but move your right hand one key to the left to see why.) The fandom took and ran with it, creating an in-joke. She would later come to be an actual character on April Fools' Day 2014, as not only a way to celebrate said day but also to take a potshot at a reveal that happened a few weeks before. Consider her a prototype to Robo-Fortune.

Fukua, despite being a moveset clone, uses her distancing and projectile moves to create a deadly long-range fighter.

Her birthday and age are unknown. Her blood type is AB. She likes being Filia. Her official dislikes list contains being a clone, Filia, and Samson.
Dragoneel

Dragoneels are gigantic sea serpents that make their debut in New Super Mario Bros. U. These enemies have angry closed eyes that resemble those of a Porcupuffer, and large spiny red jaws. Also, they have long sleek bodies with a long purple crest running along their red backs and their underside is white with pale purple polka dots, and a long pink fin along their back. Dragoneel's wing-like fins are similar to those of Cheep Cheeps. They closely resemble Gobblegut (and Fracktail) and behave similar to the Snorkel Snake as they try to encircle players with their bodies; in fact, their internal file name in New Super Mario Bros. U suggests they are directly based on the Snorkel Snake.
Bomb Boo

**Bomb Boos** is an explosive, black-colored variety of Boos. They debut in *Super Mario Galaxy*, where they appear in Ghostly Galaxy, lazily floating around. Mario and Luigi can Star Spin to grab them by the tongue and swing them around until they hit something, causing them to explode. If they hold onto a Bomb Boo for too long, they will explode. They are necessary to defeat the boss Bouldergeist during the missions Beware of Bouldergeist and Bouldergeist's Daredevil Run. Bomb Boos reappear in *Super Mario Galaxy 2* on the Boss Blitz Galaxy alongside Bouldergeist, and *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions* as enemies and controllable units in the new *Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser* mode.
Antoine D’Coolette

A French and somewhat cowardly member of the Freedom Fighters who was, in the early days, a would-be rival to Sonic for Sally's affections (but strictly a Hopeless Suitor). Generally used as the bumbling, occasionally overbearing comic relief, he eventually shed most of his jerkier traits and was allowed to take a level in badass when he stopped pursuing Sally and instead became involved with Bunnie. Antoine, like his father, wears the uniform of the Royal Guard, but like the other Freedom Fighters was too young to actually be a member before Robotnik's coup.

Antoine was critically wounded and put in a coma during an attempt on Elias's life, putting him out of commission. Following the reboot, Antoine was never injured and is still an active member of the Freedom Fighters. In the new universe, he was a trainee in a royal guard exchange program but came right at the time when Eggman began his coup and fled with the others, trying his best to protect Sally. Cursing his own cowardice, he vowed to become stronger. Along the way he met Bunnie and they became close through many trials (including the loss of his parents during his away time from home) before eventually marrying her.
Betty Barrett

On her home planet Earth, and to most of her friends and family in her hometown of Moose Jaw Heights, young Betty Barrett is a typical average yet cute and tomboyishly beautiful 7th Grade pre-teen middle school girl who is highly athletic and loves almost every single sport that she tries, especially ice hockey.

However, when there is trouble in outer space, she is called on by her friend and her commanding officer, Admiral DeGill, and along with her crew, is the captain of her own Starcruiser under her secret identity of Atomic Betty, who is revered throughout the galaxy as a well-known and quite famous Galactic Guardian and Defender of the Cosmos.
Cranky Kong

Donkey Kong's aptly named grandfather (or father, depending on who you ask). Cranky Kong spends his days sitting on his front porch, dispensing sarcastic advice to passersby, and bemoaning the loss of the good ol' days of 8-bit gaming. He was married to Wrinkly Kong before she gave up the ghost. According to Donkey Kong Country, Cranky was the original Donkey Kong who kidnapped Pauline and fought Mario.
Falco Lombardi

Falco Lombardi is the Ace Pilot of the Star Fox mercenaries and Fox's somewhat arrogant wingman and trusted ally. He was originally the co-leader of the Hot Rodders with Katt Monroe before joining the team, and constantly flaunts his skills in combat. He joins the battlefield with the same gadgets Slippy designed for Fox, with his piloting skills translating into a fighter who excels in aerial attacks.
Fizzlit

**Fizzlits** are small purple blob-like enemies that first appear in *Super Mario Galaxy 2*. Their body is purple with eyes that have a yellow pupil and a black iris. In *Super Mario Galaxy 2* their bottom is tooth-shaped while in *Super Mario 3D World* their bottom resembles a suction cup. They turn into a yellow electric puddle that is either a square or a circle when attacking.
Aya Shameimaru

One of the crow tengu who live up on Youkai Mountain, Aya runs the newspaper known as the Bunbunmaru. Because she gets carried away and exaggerates things when writing articles, people don't really like to be featured in her paper. While she is strong, to the point that sometimes she accidentally wins fights when she was really just trying to take pictures for her newspaper, she prefers to work on her paper far more than fighting.

She technically first appears in Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red, which came out a few days before Phantasmagoria of Flower View, though she's put here as this is her first official appearance. This makes her the first character to be introduced in an artbook before showing up in game.
Amazing Flyin' Hammer Bro

The **Amazing Flyin' Hammer Brother** (sometimes shortened to **A.F.H. Bro.**) is a type of Hammer Brother that first debuted in *Super Mario World*. A.F.H. Bros. ride atop Flying Blocks and rain a storm of hammers down upon Mario, Luigi, and Peach. An A.F.H. Bro. can be defeated by stomping atop it, hitting it from below, or by directly hitting it with a projectile.
Bramball

**Bramballs** are plant enemies that appear in the *Mario* series. They are large plant-like enemies that have large green legs with thorns covering them. Bramballs also have yellow suction cup-like feet. To attack, they flip around in a slinky-like motion, usually above pits or across platforms. Some of them will stay stationary however. Mario can only jump on the orange head, as touching the thorned legs result in damage. However, Mario can stay in between the legs and hit the Bramball's head from below, causing it to release a Coin and change directions.
Big the Cat

A very large purple cat who lives in the Mystic Ruins along with his pet Frog, Froggy. During the events of Sonic Adventure, Froggy ate a piece of Chaos which made him act strange and swallow the Chaos Emerald Big had found. Worried about his friend, Big set out to rescue him and gets caught up in the events as a result. Since then, he's become a good friend of Amy and Cream.

Despite his large size and strength to match, Big is a very gentle creature. He's also very laid-back preferring to spend his days fishing and sleeping in his house. Despite that however, Big is always there when his friends need him and really shows his true power when they're in danger.
Ant Trooper

**Ant Troopers** are large, blue ant-like enemies that appear in the *Mario* series. They have yellow eyes, red feet, and a pair of antennae. They attack by marching forward, sometimes appearing out of holes and Warp Pipes, and can walk along walls and ceilings. They are immune to Mario's stomp, but can be defeated with other attacks, such as ground pounds and projectiles. They are commonly found in groups, usually marching behind one another.
Applejack

The bearer of the Element of Honesty. An earth pony from the huge Apple family, a herd that runs multiple apple farms across Equestria. Applejack helps run Sweet Apple Acres, the ancestral farm of the family. Sensible and down to earth, she's admired for her honesty and integrity. However, she also has a bit of a stubborn streak at times.
Blake Belladonna

A mysterious, quiet, no-nonsense young woman who doesn't easily open up to others and is fond of reading. She was the first to appear with full-fledged voice acting in her trailer, as well as the first to be partnered with another character, Adam. Later on she is partnered with Yang.

Blake's weapon, Gambol Shroud, is described as a "variant ballistic chain-scythe". While it seems to resemble an oversized cleaver, that's actually its sheath, which has a sharp edge in itself. The weapon itself is a katana with a gun attached to it, and the gun's trigger is itself attached to a ribbon Blake wraps around her wrist. Her Semblance lets her create temporary shadow clones that allow Blake to dodge incoming attacks.
Gao

Gaos are fire-breathing, sphinx-like enemies that are located within the borders of the *Birabuto Kingdom* in*Super Mario Land*. They stay in one place and shoot fireballs at Mario. These fireballs can even be shot backwards, and therefore Mario is not safe while they are on the screen. As with most enemies, they can be defeated after a single jump or superball, awarding Mario with 400 points. King Totomesu is the ruler of the Gaos. They are only seen towards the end of the stage in Level 1-3 or throughout the stage in Level 1-1 on hard mode.
Cackletta

A Wicked Witch who has long bedeviled the Beanbean Kingdom, Cackletta learned that only one with a beautiful voice could use the wish-granting artifact known as the Beanstar...so she and her eccentric henchman, Fawful, turned to the neighboring Mushroom Kingdom to steal the voice of its monarch, Princess Peach. Big mistake—the Mario Bros. were on the case in a heartbeat.

Halfway through the game, Mario & Luigi confront Cackletta and successfully defeat her. She nearly dies from the fight, but Fawful saves her by absorbing her soul with his headgear. Shortly afterward, Fawful projects her soul into an unconscious Bowser's body, reviving her as Bowletta.
Emperor Velo XXVII

The extraterrestrial emperor of an unnamed empire who only appears in Crash Nitro Kart. He is confident and dominating to the point of being a bully and showing contempt for his lessors, and kidnaps the best racers on Earth (namely Crash, Cortex and the rest of the cast) to prove his own skill in racing. Upon his defeat to the Earth racers, Velo literally explodes with anger, revealing a pouty, impetuous and childish gremlin not much different from his subjects.

However when he shows up in the series he has remade his robotic costume.
Fang the Sniper

An amoral bounty hunter who works for whoever pays him. Usually all business, his dealings with the Freedom fighters have made it personal, and he won't hesitate to take an opportunity to make Sonic and his friends' lives miserable. While he has a good track record against Sonic himself, Nack seems to have women troubles with the FF's ladies...
Crash Bandicoot

A genetically advanced Eastern Barred Bandicoot and inhabitant of the Wumpa Islands. Once an ordinary bandicoot, he was snatched from the wild by Doctor Neo Cortex and subjected to the Evolvo-Ray as part of Cortex's plan to make Crash the general of his "Cortex Commandos", which would be used to dominate the world. However, when Cortex's mind-controlling Cortex Vortex failed to work on Crash, he was (literally) kicked out of Cortex's castle. As an act of revenge and to rescue a female bandicoot named Tawna, Crash traveled through the Wumpa Islands, defeating Cortex's henchmen along the way. He eventually stole Cortex's airship, defeated Doctor Cortex, and escaped alongside Tawna.

Nowadays, he attempts to live a quiet life on the Wumpa Islands. However, his relaxation tends to be interrupted by another world domination plot by Doctor Neo Cortex, forcing Crash to once again defeat him in order to put his life back in order.
Bowser

The King of the Koopas, Arch-Enemy of the Mario Bros, and the biggest threat in the Mushroom Kingdom (when he's not go-karting, teaming up with his nemesis, or being controlled by another villain entirely). Bowser is an intimidating fire-breathing monster, feared by the populace, respected by his loyal minions, and adored by his son, Bowser Jr. Whenever Peach is kidnapped, expect this guy to be the usual suspect.
Big Galoomba

**Big Galoombas**are rare enemies that first appear in *Super Mario 3D World*. They are larger versions of Galoombas and can be defeated by jumping on them twice, the same way that regular sized Galoombas can be defeated. Big Galoombas attack the same way Galoombas do, by bumping into the player, and usually come in groups of two or more.
Gnasty Gnorc

The main villain of Spyro the Dragon. A powerful, brutish gnorc, he was banished from the Dragon Kingdom and allowed to reign free over the dragon dumping grounds, which became known as Gnasty's World. A dragon calls him ugly in a TV interview, causing Gnasty to retaliate by cast a spell to trap every dragon in crystal, as well as turn stolen treasure into warriors. Gnasty's spell misses Spyro, who immediately sets out to torch his tush.
Bunnie D'Coolette

A Southern Belle who was subject to Roboticization and rescued half-way, Bunnie retained her free will but put her powerful robotic limbs at the service of the Freedom Fighters. Bunnie has an outgoing but gentle personality who is nonetheless willing to throw her considerable weight around when the occasion calls for it. Though liked by pretty much everyone, she seems especially close to Sally, and to Antoine, her husband.

Bunnie found herself restored to flesh and blood, and her husband put into a coma during an attack by Eggman's forces. Unable to deal with her feelings of helplessness, she set off on her own for an unrevealed purpose. Following the reboot, it was established that Bunnie was still roboticized, but instead of Unwilling Roboticization, it was to save her life at a young age after Eggman initiated his coup and she was caught in the blast of one of his attacks. Uncle Chuck managed to save her with a prototype roboticizer, though she had to get used to her new prosthetics. Along the way she met Antonie, who she became close with and eventually married.
Funky Kong

One of Donkey Kong's pals from DK Isle, Funky Kong hates leaving the safety of his garage, but gladly helps out Donkey and friends from the sidelines. He's a first-class gearhead who's invented a wide variety of vehicles and artillery to aid his friends, and often shows up at the last minute to throw a monkey wrench (pun intended) into King K. Rool's plans. When not at work, Funky loves surfing, drumming, and kart racing.
Bayonetta

The eponymous star of the Sega-owned, PlatinumGames-developed Stylish Action Beat 'em Up series. Bayonetta is an Umbra Witch who lost her memories after awaking from a 500-year slumber in a coffin at the bottom of a lake, fighting against hordes of angels in order to discover the truth about her past. Now, she brings her signature combo-heavy fighting style to Smash Bros., showing Nintendo's greatest how a witch does things.
Hatsune Miku

**Hatsune Miku** (初音ミク), or **Miku Hatsune**in western order, codenamed **CV01**, was the first Japanese VOCALOID to be both developed and distributed by Crypton Future Media, Inc.. Like her fellow VOCALOIDs, her functions are to provide a voiceset and an associated image for the voice synthesizer program. She succeeded previous Crypton VOCALOIDs MEIKO and KAITO, using the new VOCALOID2 engine. She became extremely popular, easily outselling her predecessors. This propelled VOCALOID from an obscure program to a pop-culture icon, with Miku as its mascot.

The girl was thus featured in many official concerts, got herself her own game series, and appeared in many crossovers.
Dixie Kong

Diddy Kong's girlfriend, Dixie, is a hero in her own right. She helped Diddy rescue Donkey when the big ape was kidnapped by the Kremlings, then rescued Diddy himself when he befell the same fate. Dixie has long blonde hair that she wears in a huge ponytail, which she can use to spin helicopter-like over long distances and, inexplicably, pick up large objects. She can act childish at times, but makes up for it with her courage. Tiny Kong is Dixie's (bigger) little sister.
Dry Bowser

A skeletal version of Bowser. In his debut game, Dry Bowser was created in the first castle when Bowser was Stripped to the Bone after being dunked into a Lava Pit. Since then, he has made appearances as a separate character from Bowser, such as Mario Kart Wii and the Mario & Sonic series.

However in this series he is Bowser from the future.
Fake Bowser

Members of the Koopa Troop who can disguise themselves as their king, gaining several of his abilities in the process. Fake Bowsers have been largely phased out in favor of unique bosses, but have a successor known as the Tail Bowsers, which are the same general concept except they utilize Super Leaves.
Heavy Magician

The **Heavy Magician** is a modified Egg Robo and a member of the Hard Boiled Heavies, a team of elite robots that serve Eggman.

She was sent to Angel Island alongside the other elite members, to find the Phantom Ruby. The Phantom Ruby promptly warped space-time around them, transforming the Heavy Magician into her magician attire along with her troop, also giving her a personality and madness, causing her to rebel against Eggman.
Amp

**Amps** (also called **Zaps**) are small, electrified metal orbs that first appeared in *Super Mario 64*, later appearing as semi-common enemies on the *Mario* franchise. The resemble Bob-ombs, though they have a smile as well. Mario can get damages simply by touching one, which will shock him and stun him for a short time. Some Amps are stationary, while others move in a set path. They are immune to any and all attacks save for Invincible Mario, so they must often be avoided at all costs.

Larger Amps, called **Big Amps**, also appear, making their debut in *New Super Mario Bros. U*. They behave identical to regular Amps, but their larger size makes them more difficult to avoid.
Donkey Kong

A carefree inhabitant of Donkey Kong Island, one of Mario's longest-lasting rivals, and has taken on armies of enemies in his previous adventures including the Kremlings, the Tiki Tak Tribe, and the Snowmads. He's the son (or grandson) of the original arcade Donkey Kong, and King of Kongo Jungle. If anyone invades it, or tries to steal his banana hoard, he'll make them realize why he has his title.
Grounder

**Grounder** is one of the main antagonists in *Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog*. He is a Badnik and a partial clone of Scratch, created by Dr. Ivo Robotnik as an adversary of Sonic the Hedgehog. Along with Scratch, he is a member of Robotnik's Super Special Sonic Search and Smash Squad and one of his main henchmen.

Grounder and Scratch serve largely as the comic relief in the series. Though he and Scratch are in charge of capturing Sonic and his friend Tails, they are incompetent and almost always fail. These repeated failures frequently result in Scratch and Grounder receiving a lot of abuse (both verbal and physical) from Dr. Robotnik.
Bouncing Bullet Bill

**Bouncing Bullet Bills**, or **Killer Three Bs**, are enemies found in the Yoshi series. They are yellow Bullet Bills.

Bouncing Bill Blasters swivel back and forth, as they fire, a yellow (or green) Bullet Bill launches out, it will bounce off surfaces, eventually dissappearing in a puff of smoke. They lose their bounce ability if eaten and spat out.
Freezie

A **Freezie** (originally known as a **Slipice**) is an enemy made entirely of ice that first appeared in the arcade game *Mario Bros.*They vary greatly in size and shape, but are instantly recognizable thanks to their permanently puzzled expression. These chunks of ice would move around the stage in one fixed direction, and occasionally melt down to turn an entire platform into ice, making it slippery.
Burt

A **Burt** is a round balloon-like enemy that first appears in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. They usually attack in pairs. One will bounce on its partner and perform a higher jump off of him. This happens to anyone who tries to stomp one. When one is defeated, the survivor will bounce around non-stop.
Boo Man Bluff

A **Boo Man Bluff** is a species of Boo encountered in *Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island*, its remake, and *Super Princess Peach*. As their name suggests, these Boos are blindfolded. They were originally depicted with peach-colored shading with a green mouth, but were colored white with a pink mouth in later appearances. Since it cannot see, the Boo Man Bluff relies on sound to guide it. In *Yoshi's Story*, a similar species called the Blindfold Boo appears.
Blueberry Muffin

One of Strawberry's friends from the start, she tends to be a little forgetful once in a while. This was downplayed as the series went on. She reappears in the 2003 series as a bookworm. Both versions, she has a pet mouse named Cheesecake. Her 2009 incarnation runs a book shop and is into mysteries, and adopts a Husky puppy she names Scouty in the third season.
Buttercup

Buttercup has the green outfit and black hair. She's a tomboy, and the "toughest fighter," representing spice. She's the most aggressive and confrontational sister, and has gained a reputation among the bad guys of Townsville as the most vicious of the trio. Unlike her sisters, she doesn't have a unique ability (to her chagrin).
Double

Double’s origins are a complete mystery. Seemingly without a will or motive of its own, this formless monster aids the Skullgirl.

Double is capable of transforming its nightmarish form into that of any person, but often appears as a smiling nun. She can frequently be found in the Grand Cathedral of the Divine Trinity, listening to confessions and attending to the catacombs beneath.

Her birthday, age, and blood type are all unknown. Her likes and dislikes lists both simply read "nothing".

Double uses mirror images of other characters in the cast to create a powerful and unpredictable fighter.
Baracuda

An elite ex-solider who is notable for his ability with firearms. Not much is none about him due to the fact that no one has survived an encounter with him. Though, sometimes he dies to stupid stuff. The people who survive that, however, will die within 80 years 100% of the time.

**Appearance**:

Dresses like a fish

**Catchphrases**:

*In a deep voice:* I am baracuda

**Ablities:**

Clicks heads
Cheep Cheep

**Cheep Cheeps** (also formatted as **Cheep-Cheeps**) are fish creatures that appear as common underwater enemies in the *Mario* series. They debut in *Super Mario Bros.*, where they come in two varieties; red and green, with the latter swimming slower than the latter. They will harm Mario on contact, but they can be defeated with fireballs from Fire Mario. In some levels, Cheep Cheeps can also leap from the water and fly through the air to attack Mario. In these instances, they can be jumped on to be defeated.

In subsequent games, standard Cheep Cheeps are colored red, and the green coloration is given to a different variant, the Deep Cheep.
Cobrat

**Cobrats** are snake-like creatures that debut in Super Mario Bros. 2 working for Wart. They are semi-common enemies that live in the desert regions of the Mushroom Kingdom and Subcon. They hide in structures such as Warp Pipes and Vases similar to Piranha Plants and spit bullets, like a Snifit. They bear a resemblance to Nyololins.
Amy Rose

An energetic pink hedgehog whom Sonic rescued back in Sonic CD. Initially she was a fan of Sonic's who she desperately wanted to meet, but their meeting was soon cut short with the arrival of Dr. Eggman and his new creation, Metal Sonic. Metal kidnapped Amy and Sonic had to save her and stop Eggman's plan of using Little Planet to mess with the timeline. After Eggman's defeat, Amy fell completely in love with Sonic and has made numerous attempts to start a relationship with him, often getting mixed up in his adventures as a result, much to his chagrin.

Amy has a very sweet and understanding personality. She always tries her best to understand and see the best in people and help them in any way she can and is very protective of her friends. Underneath her sweetness lies quite the temper however, something that even Sonic isn't immune to being on the receiving end of.
Bzzap!

A **Bzzap!** is a bee enemy found in Flower Fields in *Paper Mario*. It attacks by stinging its enemies. A Bzzap!'s sting sometimes poisons its target. They usually are found flying around in the open, where they swoop down in an attempt to sting Mario as a First Strike. A Bzzap! can also attack by summoning mini Bzzaps! to shrink Mario.
Heavy King

The **Heavy King** was once a relatively ordinary but high-ranking Eggrobo commander in Doctor Eggman's forces until he was sent to Angel Island along with the Hard-Boiled Heavies to examine a strange energy source detected there. They discovered the Phantom Ruby, which turned them into even greater fighters than before.
Heavy Rider

The **Heavy Rider** is a modified Egg Robo and a member of the Hard Boiled Heavies, a team of elite robots that serve Eggman.

She was sent to Angel Island alongside the other elite members, to find the Phantom Ruby. The Phantom Ruby promptly warped space-time around them, transforming the Heavy Rider into her knight attire along with her troop, also giving her a personality and madness, causing her to rebel against Eggman.
Dr. Crygor

A Mad Scientist, Dr. Crygor busies himself with bizarre but mostly benign experiments on his private island base outside Diamond City. He's replaced most of his body with cybernetic prostheses for some reason and dresses like a superhero. Dr. Crygor is assisted in his lab by his energetic robot, Mike, and his cute granddaughter, Penny.

He's notable for going through two character design changes in-universe. Once, by being fused with an apple, and another by being powered up by his Kelorometer.
United States Presidential election of 1884

The **United States Presidential election of 1884** was an election for the president of the United States. It resulted in the election of Socrates to the presidency, and indirectly in the creation of Grover Cleveland 2. It is one of the 2 elections in which the winner won the popular vote but lost the electoral vote, along with the United States presidential election of 1816.

## Primaries

The Democratic-Republican Party had many candidates to choose from. Those include:

Eventually, the Mega Delegates went with Cleveland, mostly because he was the incumbent president. Cleveland chose Martin Luther as his running mate.

The Republican Party had changed its name to the Greenback Party, even though they supported the Gold Standard. There were 2 candidates in the primary for the Greenback Party.

Socrates was easily the most popular, and won. He chose Sharkboy as his running mate.

## Policy

Socrates stressed 5 points:

* Keeping the Tariff of 1776, which put a tariff on anime being imported from Japan.
* Keeping the Tariff of 1776 2: Electric Boogaloo, which placed a tariff on all tax fraud being imported into the country.
* Taxing businesses more.
* Taxing taxes more
* Taxes

Grover Cleveland stresses 5 and a half points:

* No taxes
* Repeal both the Tariff of 1776 and the Tariff of 1776 2: Electric Boogaloo
* Gold standard
* Roads but they are built by the state governments
* Addition of El Dorado as a state
* Giving more money to
Apple Bloom

Apple Bloom is Applejack and Big Macintosh's baby sister, an adorable earth pony with a yellow coat and fluffy pinkish-red mane. In "Call of the Cutie", she became very insecure about not having her cutie mark yet and began desperately searching for her special talent. After learning two of her classmates had the same problem, she formed a Power Trio with them in order to work together towards the same goal. Her special talent has been variously hinted as being repairing and/or buildings things (especially with wood), or potion brewing.
Harry Hedgehog

**Harry Hedgehogs** are small, quick-moving blue hedgehogs that appear in *Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island* and its remake *Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3*. If Yoshi gets too close to one, the hedgehog swells to a huge size, its spines sticking out. They cannot be eaten while in their defensive position.
Baby Bonnie Hood

There are many monsters who came from Makai to the Human world, and in the Human world there are those who want these creatures dead or captured for their own purposes. The Hunters Guild was established to meet the demand of this clients. Among those Dark Hunters, there is B.B. Hood, a Special S Class hunter, a human with such darkness in her heart that even lower level Makai monsters shake in fear from meeting her gaze. This gained Jedah's interest and she was sucked into Majigen, where a normal human would die instantly, but her reaction: "It's been a long time since I had a job this big."
Fire Bro

A **Fire Bro.** is like a Hammer Bro. but can shoot Fireballs. They first appeared in *Super Mario Bros. 3*. They appear in almost every *New Super Mario Bros.* game, sometimes they are more common in the game than their relatives.They have a red shell and helmet. They can stand extreme heat and some can even stand fire and even lava.
Biddybud

**Biddybuds** are recurring Ladybug-like enemies from Mario who first appeared in *Super Mario 3D Land*, a game for the 3DS. They act pretty similarly as Goombas, but walk in formations of lines and circles.

Biddybuds come in 5 different colors Red, Green, Yellow, Blue, and Pink, however they all act the same and are about the same in rarity. They are among the most recent of Bowser's permanent minions.
Flutter

**Flutters** are metamorphosed, butterfly-like forms of Wigglers, usually serving as enemies to Yoshi. They mostly appear in the *Yoshi* series, but have also appeared in *Mario* spinoffs like the *Paper Mario* and *Mario Party* series. Not all Flutters are enemies; some help Mario and his friends by flying them to other locations and items.
Eirin Yagokoro

A Lunarian and a genius pharmacist who serves Princess Kaguya. She is the one who created the Hourai Elixir consumed by Kaguya and Mokou, as well as many other miraculous inventions. Eirin was an elite member of the moon's ruling class and part of the Lunar envoy sent to retrieve Kaguya, but instead betrayed and killed the other envoys and fled into hiding with Kaguya at Eientei. During the events of Imperishable Night it was she who stole the moon, by sealing Earth itself in a magic chamber, thus preventing the Lunarians from coming to Earth. Subsequently she has opened a pharmacy catering to both humans and youkai.
F Boy

**F Boy** is a fireball spirit that appears in the second level of Pumpkin Zone of *Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins*. Only two of them are found in that area and float erratically in the sky over certain sections of the level. They are not aggressive, but will harm the player if they come into contact with them. They also cannot be defeated unless the player runs into them while invincible.
Daiyousei

A fairy who lives at the same lake as Cirno and is the midboss of her stage. She doesn't have an official name, so fans call her Daiyousei, or "Greater Fairy", even though that's also a generic term for any of the game's stronger fairies. She was probably intended to just be a nameless Elite Mook, but in Fanon, she's generally considered to be Cirno's close friend.
Chargin' Chuck

**Chargin' Chucks** are a type of Koopa Troopa that wear American football gear. They first appear in *Super Mario World* as fairly durable enemies; Mario would need to jump on them three times before defeating them, or fire several Fireballs as Fire Mario.

They later reappear in *Super Mario 3D World*, where now they only need to be jumped on twice. However, after the first jump they would lose their helmets and become enraged, attacking faster.
Bumpty

**Bumpties** are a recurring species within the *Paper Mario* series and the *Yoshi's Island*series that resemble very short penguins. Their round bodies bounce back anyone who runs into them, hence the name "Bumpty". Most Bumpties are blue but some can be found in different colors. They can be found in cold and icy climates, mostly around mountains.
Bandit

**Bandits** are common enemies in the Super Mario series. They are generic and seem to be similar to Shy Guys wearing masks that are never taken off, they are thieves by trade and when in battle they often steal your items (as they are most common in the RPG games). Bandits started appearing in the Yoshi Series.
Cataquack

**Cataquacks** are duck-like creatures that first appeared in *Super Mario Sunshine* on Gelato Beach. When they sense Mario nearby, they speed up and approach him. If they make contact, they will use their beaks to forcefully hurl Mario into the air. They can be both useful and dangerous; Mario can sustain damage if he lands on the same plane from which he was launched, but can reach platforms he otherwise couldn't with normal jumps. The blue Cataquacks are said to become nervous when confronted by strangers, but never want to harm them. However, the red Cataquacks will harm any strangers that are in their way.
Dark Pit

The not-really-evil counterpart of Pit from Kid Icarus Uprising. Dark Pit (or Pittoo if you really wanna tick him off) was created when Pandora used the Mirror of Truth with the intention of getting her own Pit to serve her needs, but for reasons speculated but never outright said,Dark Pit was loyal to nobody but himself, attacking both Pit and Pandora, and spending most of the rest of the story fighting Pit or helping him fight the Underworld Army, seemingly at random.
Grrrol

**Grrrols** are round, stone enemies that appear in the *Mario* series, and made their first appearance in *New Super Mario Bros. U*. They appear to be similar to Bristles from *Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door* and Spiky Tromps and Spiny Tromps from *Super Paper Mario*. To attack Mario, they roll across the ground and crush him, bouncing off walls, themselves, and other solid objects. They are made out of stone, similar to Thwomps, Whomps, and Wallops. Like said enemies, they are invincible to any attack save for Invincible Mario or hitting a block from below, which can defeat them.

Larger Grrrols, called Mega Grrrols, also exist, which act the same as regular Grrrols. They are, however, larger and harder to avoid.
Cerebella

Throughout the Canopy Kingdom, Cerebella is admired for her enormous strength and alluring curves. Sadly, this acrobatic orphan only desires the attention of one man, the mobster Vitale Medici, who took her in and became the closest thing to a father she’s ever known. While inherently good, Cerebella serves the mafia as a leg-breaker when not performing in the circus. She is the only person capable of controlling her powerful Living Weapon hat, Vice-Versa, so Vitale is stingy with his affections to keep her fighting in his corner.

Her birthday is April 11th, and she's eighteen-years-old. Her blood type is B. Her official likes list contains competition, showing off, cats, professional wrestling, sudoku, flirting, pleasing Vitale, and teasing her roommate Feng. Her dislikes contain badmouthing of the Circus, badmouthing of Vitale, angry people, quitters, and cockroaches.

Cerebella uses the fists from her hat to move around the battlefield with huge leaps and bounds and to smash enemies into the pavement with powerful but slow strikes.
Darwin Watterson

Gumball's ten-year-old pet goldfish-turned-family member who sprouted legs, grew in size, and began to talk. Gumball and Darwin are seen as brothers (Darwin even calls Nicole "Mrs Mom" and Richard "Mr. Dad") and attend the same school and class. Darwin is a bit naive due to his forced adaptation among the "normal" world, though he is more rational and moral than Gumball.
Bubbles

Bubbles is the one in the blue outfit with the blonde hair and pigtails. As the "sugar", she's the most childish, naïve, and timid of the three, but also the most gentle, caring, and playful. She's a Friend to All Living Things, and she has the unique ability to talk to animals and speak any language.
Flandre Scarlet

Younger sister of Remilia Scarlet and the extra stage boss. She possesses the power to destroy anything at will, but due to her immaturity and mental instability, she's been kept locked up in the mansion basement for around 495 years. Despite this, she doesn't usually try to escape, and is actually quite fond of her older sister.
Blooper

**Blooper** (originally called **Bloober**) is an underwater creature in the *Super Mario series*. He gently floats around attempting to attack the Mario Bros. in their many adventures. Bloopers are mostly found in the water but can also come out of the water (mostly in sports games). Bloopers also have a mouth (which is rarely seen) which they use to squirt ink at Mario and Luigi.
Fire Piranha Plant

**Fire Piranha Plants**  are a type of fire breathing Piranha Plant that debuted in *Super Mario 3D Land*. Their main attacks are and spitting fireballs at Mario. Their behavior and attack patterns are similar to that of the Venus Fire Trap.

In this series they came in two different colors one red and white and the other brown and orange.
Dino Rhino

**Dino Rhinos** are a species of Ceratopsian dinosaur creatures that live on Dinosaur Land. They are large, yet slow enemies that first appear in *Super Mario World*. They will follow Mario when he is nearby, jumping over walls, Warp Pipes, and other obstacles to continue their chase. They are immune to Fireballs from Fire Mario.
Fox McCloud

The protagonist of the Star Fox series, Fox McCloud is the leader of the titular team of mercenaries, Star Fox, handed down from his Disappeared Dad, James McCloud. They've become known far and wide for blowing through entire fleets of enemy starships, and several hostile alien races, becoming major players in the Lylat Wars. Fox himself has even ventured through the prehistoric Sauria, where he liberated the planet from the control of the SharpClaw.

Though he mostly fights behind the controls of his Arwing, he's also a proficient fighter on foot, bearing gadgets made by his partner Slippy.
Alice Margatroid

Another magician that lives in the Forest of Magic, and neighbor to Marisa. Her power is magic, with her signature ability being the manipulation of her dolls. She's mostly aloof and self-confident, but is still willing (if reluctant) to work together with Marisa and isn't above showing kindness to others.
Dulcy the Dragon

A Mobian dragon. Separated from her mother during Robotnik's coup, Dulcy grew up alongside the Freedom Fighters and served as both a comrade and a source of air transport. After Commuting on a Bus for several years, she was reunited with her fellow dragons, and has made infrequent appearances as of late.

In the new universe, Dulcy was originally from Chun-nan, having run away her home and meeting the Freedom Fighters following Doctor Eggman's coup of the Kingdom of Acorn. She eventually returned to her homeland and established her own group of (newbie) Freedom Fighters to try and hold off Eggman's influence in the area.
Boo Blah

**Boo Blahs** are a species of Boos that appear throughout the *Yoshi's Island* series. This creature sticks itself to the ceiling, and will move left and right. When Yoshi is nearby, they will rise upward, trying to damage him while making a scary face. They are typically invincible, though they don't pose much of a threat as they can only damage Yoshi while rising upward. They can be jumped on to stun them for a short period of time, and Yoshi can even jump off of them as well.
Boom Guy

**Boom Guys** are Shy Guys that have Bill Blasters attached to their heads. They are loyal to Bowser. If enough damage is given to one, the launcher will fall off and they will be unable to attack. On every turn after it loses the launcher, it will call a pair of Fly Guys to give it a new one. However, most the time it fails.
Cloud Strife

Cloud Strife is the most recognizable character of Square Enix's endorphin-heighteningly popular Final Fantasy franchise, and the morose protagonist of Final Fantasy VII. An ex-SOLDIER operative working against the totalitarian Shinra Energy Company as a member of the eco-terrorist group AVALANCHE, Cloud is imbued with the powers and abilities of his deceased friend Zack Fair. He soon embarks on a journey to stop the madman Sephiroth from destroying the planet with a giant Meteor, travelling alongside various allies in a world-spanning adventure.
Coco Bandicoot

The highly intelligent and spirited younger sister of Crash. Like Crash, Coco was also an ordinary bandicoot until she was taken from the jungle and genetically enhanced by Doctor Neo Cortex. In N. Sane Trilogy, the Crash Bandicoot: Warped version of Coco uses her laptop to hack herself back in time to be able to help her brother much more.

She first appears in the series tracking down Dr. Neo Cortex who mysteriously vanished after the events of Crash and Spyro Fusion.
Dry Bones

**Dry Bones** are undead Koopa Troopas and enemies in the *Mario*series. They are skeletal Koopas with gray shoes, and usually walk on two feet. Being undead, they are quite difficult to kill, as jumping on them will result in them rebuilding themselves. They are most commonly found in deserts, but also appear in castles. There are a few variations, including Red Bones and Dull Bones.
Goomba

**Goombas** are mushroom-like creatures that appear in the Mariouniverse. They used to live in peace with the Toad species until Bowser captured them and turned them against the Mushroom Kingdom.

They are the easiest Mario enemies to destroy, and can usually be killed with any attack, including a stomp to the head but they sometimes wear spiked helmets to avoid getting stomped on. They are also one of the most common enemies in the *Super Mario* series.

Goombas and their sub-species will appear in the series.
Burner Heihō

**Burner Heihō** are red, invincible Shy Guys that only appear in *Yoshi's Story*. They push Burners that erupt with a bar of fire, in which they trap Yoshi between. The only way Yoshi can escape is to keep moving along with them. When Yoshi reaches the finish, the Burner Heihō put out their Burners and leave.
Doctor N. Gin

Doctor Neo Cortex's faithful right-hand man. As a child, N. Gin was a classmate of Neo Cortex and Nitrus Brio in Madame Amberly's Academy of Evil. N. Gin then went on to become a world-renowned physicist in the defense industry. However, due to a budget cut, one of his missile projects ended up faulty and, as a result, went awry, lodging itself into N. Gin's head. With his intellect, N. Gin was able to stabilize the weapon and reconstruct it as a life support system at the cost of his mental stability. Because the missile is still live, it activates whenever N. Gin is stressed or angry, leaving him with a large headache. Shortly after the missile incident, Doctor N. Gin was taken in by Doctor Neo Cortex to replace the double-crossed Doctor Nitrus Brio.
Brock

Originally the fearsome Pewter City Gym Leader (which he still runs every now and then), he left to travel with Ash on his journey. Eldest of 10 kids, which he had to raise on his own for almost two years after his parents left. He served as a mentor to Ash for a while before turning into a sort of older brother character, before heading off on his own to fulfill his dream of being a Pokémon Doctor after traveling Sinnoh.
Ganondorf

The legendary Gerudo, immortal King of Evil and reincarnation of the Demon King Demise's hatred for Hylia and her chosen hero, Ganondorf Dragmire is the eternal nemesis of Link and Zelda across many of their incarnations. He's cheated death on several occasions, successfully conquered Hyrule and other realms, and even killed the Hero of Time in one timeline.
Chun-Li

Interpol agent and the original fighting game Action Girl. She joined Interpol to investigate her father's apparent death at the hands of Bison and constantly pursues him and any other members of Shadaloo. In IV, she goes to investigate S.I.N.'s possible connection with Shadaloo along with Guile and Cammy. By the time of Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike, she has retired from Interpol and runs an orphanage. When one of her students, Li-Fen, is abducted by Urien, she goes into Mama Bear mode and goes after him. V shows how the two met, and gives a clearer picture on her early days working with Nash and Guile.
Bēro

A **Bēro** is an enemy that appears in *Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins* and reside in the Pumpkin Zone. They resemble Japanese paper lanterns and are based on the Chōchinobake, a paper lantern that comes alive on its one hundredth "birthday" in Japanese mythology. Their attack method involves them sticking out their tongues. They cannot be destroyed, but they can be used as platforms to step on.
Huckleberry Pie

The only recurring male character of the series, the original 1980s version had him live down the road from where Strawberry lives, and enjoyed fishing. His 2003 version had skateboarding as his main hobby, lives in a tree fort in Huckleberry Briar and often used his skateboard to get around Strawberryland. His pet was Pupcake in the 1980's series, but since 2003, has Shoofly frog as his pet. After two seasons of being absent, he shows up again in the 2009 series working at a dog rescue, and keeps a hound for himself and names him Tom Tom (originally named Biscuit).
Big Goombrat

**Big Goombrats** are a rare variety of Goombrats that appear in *Super Mario Run*. Like their smaller counterparts, they simply walk on the ground and turn around when they encounter a margin. Big Goombrats will split into two regular Goombrats upon being stomped on, similarly to how Hefty Goombas divide into two Goombas in the *New Super Mario Bros.* games.
Captain Syrup

Leader of the Black Sugar Gang, Captain Syrup is the main rival of Wario in the first two Wario Lands, in the first game possessing a base on Kitchen Island which is raided by Wario, and in the second game takes revenge by seizing Wario's new castle. She returned in Wario Land: Shake It! as an ally to free the Shake Dimension, with the same ulterior motive as Wario: money.
Beach Koopa

A **Beach Koopa**,is a Koopa Troopa that has lost its shell and wears nothing more than an undershirt (and/or in some cases, boxer shorts), first appearing in *Super Mario World*. In their original appearance, Beach Koopas appear small and hunched over, but were later depicted as being able to walk around like normal, shell-wearing Koopa Troopas. In the *Mario* platformers, when a Beach Koopa finds a shell, it reverts to a normal Koopa Troopa.
Mega Man

Capcom's mascot character, hailing from his namesake series. Though he's had many future and alternate universe incarnations over the years, it is the original Blue Bomber who has come to join the fight. Originally named Rock, he is a Robot Master created by Dr. Thomas Light as a lab assistant, but later upgraded into a combat robot to battle the evil Dr. Wily. This robot has regularly, single-handedly saved the world against armies of robots several times.