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Peachy

**Peachy** is a common Fruit & Veg Shopkin from Season Three

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## Bio

**Favorite Hobby:**

Chillin' out with Ice Cream Dream

**Your friends would describe you as...**

She always gives you a warm fuzzy feeling when you meet her.

**Your Shopkins BFF:**

Asbury Raspberry

**Where do you hang out?**

Fruit & Veg

## Updated Ultimate Collector's Guide Info

**Personality:**

Sweet as pie

**Known For:**

Her fuzzy memory

**Hangout:**

The ball pit

**Favorite Vacation Destination:**

Georgia

**Favorite Hobby:**

Chilling out with Ice Cream Dream

## Appearance

Peachy is an orange peach with a dark green leaf, and a hot pink flower.

Her variant is a purple peach with a light green leaf, and a white flower.

She is also included in the Shopkins Mystery Edition 40 pack. This exclusive is a bright, neon pink peach with a lime green leaf, and a coral flower. Her mouth is also coral-colored.

## Trivia

* Her variant looks like a plum, but it is a peach.
* The Ultimate Collector's Guide states that her favorite hobby is chilling out with Ice Cream Dream, but her bio says her BFF is Asbury Raspberry, making Peachy one of the few Shopkins confirmed to have more than one friend.
* She is the only Shopkin (not counting the big ones in Food Fair/Fashion Spree) to have two eyelashes on top and one on the bottom.

## Gallery

Peachy toyPeachy artPeachy variant toyPeachy variant artPeachy toy from the Shopkins Mystery Edition 40 pack.Peachy Mystery Edition #1 art
Linkings

The **Linkings** is the Galactic Commons equivilant of the internet. The public Linkings contain a wealth of information about technology, culture, historical and current events, as well as entertainment, in the form of books, sims, videos, and articles. Archivists (some of which are volunteers, like Bear) keep the Reference Files correct and up to date.

Connection can be established from a node at either a Linking box and tethering cable, a neural patch, a headjack, a scrib, or other connected terminal.

## Feeds

* **The Thread** – an Exodan news feed for those outside of the Exodus Fleet
* **Picnic** – an unlisted feed for the modding community
* **Galactic Commons Reference Files** – a verified public feed of commons knowledge
	+ Astronomy > Home Galaxy > Regions > Galactic Center (Core) > Natural Resources
* **Reskit Museum of Natural Sciences – Archival Library** – a public feed of archived material from the named museum
* **Reskit Institute of Interstellar Migration** – a public news feed of archived material from the named institute.
* **Galactic Commons Department of Citizen Safety, Technology Affairs Division** – a public feed containing legal files and information on the named subjects.
	+ Legal Reference Files > Artificial Intelligence > Mimetic AI Housing ('Body Kits')

## Node Identifiers

**Node identifiers** are composed of path and a name, e.g. *1234-567-89, Example Node* or *Example Node (path: 1234-567-89)*.
Lum'matp

**Lum'matp** is the Harmagian captain of the *Remm Hehan*, she features in *A Good Heretic*.

## Appearance & Personality

Lum'matp is described as "a robsustly speckled mass" with the usual Harmagian tendrils and yellow coloration.

Lum'matp is a seasoned spacer of high status leading a successful career but, unlike most Harmagians, scoffs at most formalities and ceremony. This is because she hates wasting time, making her somewhat impatient and brash in conversation. Despite this, she is initially cautious when encountering the unknown. She is shown to be modest when she believes she has not earnt something, and indignant but jovial when being beaten by a well-played move in a game. She is very supportive of others when they are in times of crisis and will use her station as captain to get others to accept hard truths.

Although she has expensive furnishings and curios from across the galaxy, these may be more for show than enjoyment as she describes one of the sculptures in her quarters as "awful".

She enjoys eating algae puffs.

## A Good Heretic

Lum'matp is in her prime during *A Good Heretic* as captain of the *Remm Hehan*. She is the first person that Mas confides in about being resistant to the Whisperer. The two develop a habit of spending every evening together playing table games like Rog-Tog-Tesch and sharing food. Lum'matp notices Mas begin to Wane and relocates her to the captain's quaters so she would not suffer alone. Lum'matp helps get Mas to Arun in search of a cure.
Five-Hop One-Stop

**The Five-Hop One-Stop** is a modest-sized planetary reststop, or waystation, in the Southern hemisphere of the planet Gora. It is located on a flat plain and, like most establishments on Gora, is encased by a habitat dome. It is owned by Ouloo and her child Tupo and is the setting of *The Galaxy, and the Ground Within*.

In addition to providing a place for travellers to rest as they wait their turn in the queues for the nearby tunnels, The Five-Hop One-Stop offers fuel and repairs for ships; algae starters; a multi-species bathhouse and garden; the natural history museum of Gora (curated by Tupo); and snacks! Traditional Laru desserts are offered for free in the garden between 14:00 and 17:00.

The establishment aims to be accommodating to as many different species as possible: the hallways are painted pure grey for the comfort of Aeluons, the paths are designed so that Harmagian carts can run smoothly across them.
Ariadne

**The Ariadne** refers to a network of relay points that are used to facilitate long range communications and navigation.

## Overview

The jamming effects of Ahab Reactors on normal communications systems make it impossible for long distance communication to take place in space without the use of the Ariadne.

The Ariadne was developed by Gjallarhorn as a guide post that allows them to properly navigate through deep space by using relay points called "Cocoons". Also known as transponders, these Cocoons are given four digit identification numbers. All communications using the Adriadne are encrypted, allowing organizations like Tekkadan to use them without being discovered by Gjallarhorn.
Episode 13

**Funeral Rites** (葬送 *Sōsō*) is the thirteenth episode of Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans.

With Tekkadan and the Turbines emerging victorious over the Brewers, the survivors deal with their wounds and the death of their comrades. Meanwhile, Orga claims the Brewers' remaining mobile suits and one assault ship from Brooke Kabayan at gunpoint. The remaining Human Debris from Brewers are taken in by Tekkadan with assurances they will be taken care of on Mars. To reconcile with their feelings over the death of their comrades, Tekkadan conducts a funeral in memory of those who fell in battle.

## Summary

At the Shaols debris zone, the battle between Tekkadan, Turbines and the Brewers continues. Piloting the Gundam Gusion, Kudal smashes the cockpit of Masahiro's mobile suit, fatally injuring him. Akihiro rushes to his side and asks why Masahiro sacrificed himself. Masahiro doesn't have a clear answer, but says that human debris like them die alone in space, never to be reborn like humans. Akihiro refuses his brothers words and see's him die after promising that Masahiro will be reborn and returned to his family.

Aboard the Brewers ship, a team lead by Shino and Dante are forced to kill child pirates after exchanging fire. Out on the battlefield, Mikazuki overwhelms the Gundam Gusion and kills Kudal, end the fighting.

On Earth, Gjallahorn is holding a ball to celebrate the arranged marriage between Almaria and McGillis. Almaria is embarrassed by many who believe she is far too young for the heir to the Fareed family, but McGillis comforts her. Back in space, Orga offers the children pirates the chance to join Tekkadan, while Shino and others mourn those who died in the fighting. Orga and Naze seize all of the Brewers' assets and meet to discuss their next move. Orga plans to sell off the Brewers' assets because they would remind Akihiro of his brother's death. To remedy the sadness brought from the battle, Merribit suggests Tekkadan hold a funeral.

Orga argues against it at first, but eventually everyone agrees to hold the ceremony. They allow the belongings of those who died to drift off into space, and fire off salute shots to honor them. The shots explode into fireworks that remind everyone of flowers. Thanks to the funeral, the members of Tekkadan are able to come to terms with the deaths of their comrades. Afterwards, Akihiro asks to keep the Gundam Gusion to honor his brother.

## Battles and Events

* Tekkadan and Turbines vs. Brewers: Rematch at Shaols (Concluded)

## Technology used

* ASW-G-08 Gundam Barbatos
* EB-06/tc Graze Custom
* NOA-0093 Isaribi
* TIR-0009 Hammerhead
* STH-05 Hyakuren
* STH-14s Hyakuri
* UGY-R41 Man Rodi
* ASW-G-11 Gundam Gusion

## Credits

* **Screenplay**:
* **Storyboard**:
* **Director**:
* **Character animation director**:
* **Mecha animation director**:
Toremi

The **Toremi** are a warmongering species separated into many different clans. They control a ring of territory around the Galactic Center, which is rich in valuable ambi.

## Appearance and biology

Toremi have hard, brittle-looking skin. They walk on four legs with backwards-bending knees, and click their knees to signal agreement. Their thin heads loll as if heavily hanging from a socket and they have extremely sensitive hearing, able to pick out a single voice from a crowd. The frequency of sound created by standard heat generators above 76.5 kilks is uncomfortable to the Toremi. They eat plants and may be herbivores. The species are generally dual-sexed, though parthogenetic Toremi (known as "New Mothers") have started to emerge in their recent history.

## Culture and history

The Toremi believe that the entire universe follows a complicated pattern, and that they should match it. This is believed to be the reason that they circle the Core. Different clans have different ideas on how the pattern works, which is one of the main causes of conflict within the species.

Occasionally, an important new change - such as the emergence of the New Mothers, occurs. This is known as a *yegse*, a change that rules all. Whenever this happens, the Toremi head to the ground to try and come to a consensus about its meaning.

### Toremi Ka

The Toremi Ka are one of the Toremi clans. The GC's decision to grant them membership is what sets the plot of *The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet* in motion.

### Hedra Ka

Hedra is a young planet that is still changing and shifting, which is why some Toremi believe that the universe wants them to go there. The designation 'Ka' marks the clan that currently controls the planet.
Maruba Arkay

**Maruba Arkay** (マルバ・アーケイ *Maruba Ākei*) is the former president of Chyrse Guard Security before was ousted by Orga Itsuka and Tekkadan. He now works on a Tewiaz resource mining satellite to pay off his debt to Naze Turbine.

 Ethnicity
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## Profile

### Physical Appearance

Maruba is an older, heavier man with graying hair and black eyes. During his time with the CGS, he wore a long sleeved dress shirt with a black tie. He also sported brown cargo pants with a set of knee pads and brown shoes.

### Personality

Maruba is a crude and selfish old man who cares more about money then the lives of his soldiers in Third Group. He views the children as nothing more then tools, and had the Alaya Vinjana surgery preformed on them just to make them more useful.

## Synopsis

### CGS arc

During Maruba's time as the president of CGS, he was approached by Kuedlia Aina Bernstein to hire Third Group for an escort mission. Maruba accepted the mission and debriefed Third Group just before CGS comes under attack from Gjallarhorn. Maruba cowardly flees CGS, leaving Third Group behind.

### Teiwaz arc

After Gjallarhorn's attack, Maruba went to a bar and encountered Naze Turbine. He hired Naze and the Turbines to recover CGS assets from the newly formed Tekkadan. After Turbines and Tekkadan clash, Naze realized that members Tekkadan are much more competent then Maruba. Orga prepared to kill Maruba for leaving Third Group behind, but is stopped by Naze. Then the Turbines leader sends Maruba to a resource mining satellite to pay off the debt from the job.

## Appearances

### *Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans*

* 1. "*Iron and Blood"*
* 2. "*Barbatos"* (Mentioned)
* 6. "*As For Them"*
* 7. "*Whaling"*
* 8. "*A Form of Closeness"*

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Iron and Blood
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Whaling
3. ↑ A Form of Closeness
Pei

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Pei, illustrated by Jennifer Hawkyard/@jezhawk

Pei, illustrated by Phoenix/@FireChicken732

Captain **Gapei Tem Seri**, nicknamed **Pei**, is an Aeluon cargo runner. She is a civilian, hired by the government to haul whatever the Aeluon forces need in their war against the Rosk. Her ship is the Mav Bre. Pei is one of the main characters in *The Galaxy, and the Ground Within.*

## Appearance

Like the rest of her kind, Pei is covered in small, silvery scales that are slightly reflective. Due to the sometimes violent nature of her job, she has some significant scars.

## *The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet*

During a supply stop in Port Coriol, Pei and Ashby meet up in a hotel.

Later that same standard, Pei's ship docks with the Wayfarer when the Mav Bre is damaged due to a disruptor mine. Kizzy discovers more mines on board and successfully disables them.

## *The Galaxy, and the Ground Within*

Pei and three other travelers are grounded on Gora for a few days when a freak technological failure halts all traffic to and from the planet.

## Relationships

### Ashby

Ashby and Pei have a romantic and sexual relationship, despite Aeluon customs forbidding interspecies relationships. The pair meet up in hotels all over the galaxy so that they can spend time together in private.
Hanto

**Hanto** is the language of the Harmagians. It features spoken components as well as tendril gestures. It is said to be a particularly difficult language for Humans to master, mainly due to its tonal shifts.

Rosemary speaks Hanto, which proves to be quite useful to the Wayfarer crew.

## Known words

* *buschto* – "sludge", an obscene Harmagian swear word.
* *kur'hon* – "air-touch".
* *kurrakibat* – a dedicated airbag/sack-like organ at the back of their throats.
* *ro'valon* - "city field", an Aeluon leisure place with floral interior. They are very quiet.
Aganon

**Aganon** is an Enhancement colony, and one of the last places run by the Enhanced Humanity movement.

The planet was exploited over a long time and waste was dumped in massive junkyards on a separate continent. As there is no trade with other societies, the Enhanced were forced to develop an elaborate recycling system, using purpose-bred menial workers such as Pepper to separate potentially useful materials from trash.

Pepper and Blue grew up on Aganon, but managed to escape in a shuttle. They were eventually picked up by GC members.
Orcus

**Orcus** (オルクス *Orukusu*) is the president of the Orcus Company and associate of Todo Mirconen.

 Debut | Episode 4 (Mentioned)
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## Profile

### Physical Appearance

Orcus is a well decorated, heavy set man, bald man with black eyes. He sports gold jewlry and wears a red sweat suit with the jacket openi, showing his blue shirt underneath. He sports a small goatee on his chin, and has a bump protruding from his forehead.

### Personality

Orcus is a business man who deceives others in order to benefit himself. He allowed Tekkadan to believe they had a safe route to take to Earth, and then betrayed them by turning that root over to Gjallarhorn even though his associate; Todo Mirconen, was a member.

## Synopsis

The Orcus Company was employed by Tekkadan to provide a safe route from Mars to Earth. In order to benefit his business, Orcus sold Tekkadan out to Gjallarhonrn Mars Branch Chief: Coral Conrad.With Conrad, Orcus planned to ambush Tekkadan outside Mars orbit. He engaged Tekkadan in his armored assault ship while Gjallarhorn attacked using mobile suits. The ambush was foiled after Tekkadan used a mining asteroid to escape.
Проект "Блэкбокс"

**Проект "Блэкбокс"** - побочное задание в Prey (2017).

## Получение

Разблокировав лабораторию волновой физики, прочитайте на компьютере Лейна Карпентера письмо с темой «Поставка для “Блэкбокс”». Рядом будет запертая дверь, по ту сторону которой можно увидеть агрессивного, но пока неопасного фантома. Ваша задача — найти пропавшего конструктора Джоша Далтона, который находится где-то в САГИТТе, и разузнать подробности проекта «Блэкбокс».

## Выполнение

Оказавшись в САГИТТе, доберитесь до туннеля, где находится вход в Дендрарий. На стене, с противоположной от него стороны, можно заметить надпись SUBSECTION 19, рядом с которой располагается большая серая труба — Далтон будет за ней. Разберитесь с цистоидами впереди.

Заберите из его карманов пропуск в лабораторию "Блэкбокс", после чего возвращайтесь в лабораторию волновой физики. Разблокируйте прежде запертую дверь и, убив фантома Лейна Карпентера внутри, скопируйте файл с компьютера. Задание выполнено.
Human Debris

*Please note that this is the Iron-Blood Orphans Wiki's article on term "Human Debris; if you are looking for the article on the episode then you should head to Human Debris.*

**Human Debris** (ヒューマン･デブリ *Hyūman Deburi*) refers to orphaned children that have been sold into slavery, named for having the same value as space debris.

## Overview

Human Debris are orphaned children sold as human slaves for the same value as space debris. The unfortunate nature of being slaves means that Human Debris usually serve a lifetime service with no form of payment or personal residency of their own. Most Human Debris receive harsh treatment from their owners, leading to a submissive personality complex. Lack of self worth and a life of mistreatment normally leave Human Debris with an ingrained belief that Human Debris are always supposed to die in space and nowhere else.

### Chryse Guard Security

Maruba Arkay and CGS acquired several Human Debris and subjugated them to the Alaya Vijnana surgery. In order to identify themselves as Human Debris, these members of the CGS wore a red stripe on their uniform jackets. After Tekkadan succeeds CGS, Orga Itsuka returns the Human Debris contracts to them, setting them free from slavery.

### Brewers

Brewers purchased Human Debris and used them as menial technicians, operators on the bridge, pilots for their Man Rodi mobile suits, and disposable infantry when faced with boarding parties. Like CGS, the children are augmented with the Alaya-Vijnana surgery. The Human Debris pilots were constantly abused physically and mentally with beatings and threats of death being commonplace in the face of failure, incompetence, or disobedience. After Brewers are defeated by Tekkadan and Turbines, the surviving Human Debris are recruited into Tekkadan with assurances of fair treatment and a home at Tekkadan's base on Mars.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Human Debris
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Funeral Rites
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 The Shoals
4. ↑ The Price of Life
Coral Conrad

**Coral Conrad** (コーラル・コンラッド *Kōraru Konraddo*) was the Mars Branch Cheif of Gjallarhorn, and bore the rank of Major.

 Gender

## Physical Appearance

Major Coral was an older man with black eyes and black hair shaved around the sides. He had very distinct laugh lines under his eyes and always appeared in his red Gjallarhorn uniform.

## Personality

Coral Conrad was a furtive and greedy soldier who desired to kill Kudelia Aina Bernstein and end the freedom movement just for funding from Nobliss Gordon. He was highly impatient regarding that mission. He was upset when Crank Zent failed twice to capture Kudelia, calling the loyal soldier and incompetent fool for failing him .

Coral had no problem trying to mislead Gjallarhorn's inspection division despite his position as the Mars Branch chief. He tried to have data manipulated in order to deceive McGills Fareed, and even went as far as to try and bribe him. When McGillis refused the bribe, he threatened to arrest Coral. This upset Coral to the point where he started bashing his head against a wall and cursed McGillis for embarrassing him. He was generally considered a bad person even by his comrads, and when he died, Gaelio commented that karma had caught up with him.

## Synopsis

Kudelia Aina Bernstein, leader of the Freedom Movement is a target of Coral Conrad's because if she dies then tensions between Mars and Earth will increase, and as a result; the Mars Branch of Gjallarhorn will receive funding from Nobliss Gordon. Major Coral learns of Kudelia's planned trip to earth from her father and prime minster of the Chyrse Autonomous Region on Mars: Norma Bernstein. After discovering her plans to hire CGS as an escort to Earth, Coral orders an assault on the CGS base, but the plan fails.

Coral blames the mission's failure on Lieutenant Crank Zent, who tries to capture Kudelia but is killed in the second attempt. Meanwhile, Coral must prepare for the arrival of Gjallarhorn's inspection team lead by Specialist Major's McGillis Fareed and Gaelio Bauduin. When the inspection team arrives, Coral tries to hide the attack on CGS, even going as far as to try and bribe them to keep information under wraps.

Coral is eventually contacted by the Orcus Company, who leaks Kudelia's transport route to earth. Coral uses this opportunity to spring an ambush and attack Kudelia's party in space, but he is killed in battle by the Gundam Barbatos.

## Skills and Abilities

Major Coral was a skilled soldier, proven by his high ranking and position as the cheif of the Mars Branch. He was also a capable mobile suit pilot, able to breifly overhwhelm Mikazuki Augus with the help of a team of Mobile Suits.

### Mobile Suit

Main Article: EB-06/s Graze Commander Type''

Coral piloted a normal Commander type Graze during the battle with Tekkadan.

## Appearances

### *Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans*

* 1. "*Iron and Blood"*
* 2. "*Barbatos"*
* 3. "*Glorious Demise"*
* 4. "*Price of Life"*
* 5. "*Beyond the Red Sky"*

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Iron and Blood
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Beyond the Red Sky
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Barbatos
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Price of Life
The Big Bug Crew

The **Big Bug Crew** is a series of sims for children. Its main characters are Manjiri, a girl from the Exodus Fleet, and Alain, who is from Florence. Their primate companion is called Pinch.

Big Bug was the first children's sim to depict Martians and Exodans as friends. According to Pepper, this contributed to a shift in Human Diaspora politics; between Solans and Exodans.

Pepper grew up playing *The Big Bug Crew and the Planetary Puzzle*, as it was the only episode Owl had in storage. When she arrived in Port Coriol, she learned that the developers had been making Big Bug episodes for 30 standards.
Gundam Frame

**Gundam Frames** are a special type of Mobile Suit Frame developed by Gjallarhorn during the Calamity War.

## Overview

Mobile Suits using the Gundam Frame were developed by Gjallarhorn to put an end to the Calamity War 300 years prior to the main series.  It has also been said that Gundam Frames have appeared at several turning points throughout human history. Gundam Frames have enhanced performance because they run on two Ahab Reactors, giving them the ability to reach high levels of energy output. Due to the difficulty of running two high output reactors in parallel, only seventy-two Gundam Frames were ever produced. The Alaya-Vijnana System is needed in order to make use of the full potential of the dual Ahab Reactor output. For this reason, the Gundam Frames were made to be humanoid as to deepen the link between the Alaya-Vijnana System and the pilot's own senses.

Gundam Frames are very versatile, able to operate in any environment as long as the external equipment does not disallow it. It is also possible to use the parts from one Gundam Frame-specific design to modify another Gundam Frame in a relatively short amount of time. Currently, it is impossible to reproduce the Gundam Frames with modern day technology, and they were hard to make even during the Calamity War era. Presently, only 26 Gundams are confirmed to still be in existence. It is known that the Gjallarhorns' Seven Stars used the Gundam Frames during the Calamity War, and these machines are still in their possession in the current age.
Mikazuki Augus

Mikazuki Augus is a member of Tekkadan and former member of the third group of Chryse Guard Security, he piloted the ASW-G-08 Gundam Barbatos, ASW-G-08 Gundam Barbatos Lupus, and later ASW-G-08 Gundam Barbatos Lupus Rex in the build-up to the McGillis Fareed Incident. Mika earned the nickname **The Devil of Tekkadan** (鉄華団の悪魔 *Tekkadan no Akuma***?**), due to the fact he always fought on the frontline like a savage devil.
Earth

**Earth** is a planet in the Sol system, and the Human homeworld. Earth became uninhabitable a little over 200 years before the start of the Wayfarers series, causing humanity to leave the planet for Mars or on the Exodus Fleet.

An orbital habitat ring encircles Earth, home to the Samsara Project, a human-led reclamation project.

Mala, Jenks' mother, now works on the ring, but once lived on Earth in a Survivalist clan.
Episode 6

**As For Them** ( 彼等について *Karera ni Tsuite*) is the sixth episode of Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans.

With no one to trust after Orcus' betrayal, the Isaribi crew plan to reach out to Teiwaz, a Jupiter-based conglomerate, to guide them to Earth. Meanwhile, Kudelia offers to remedy the illiteracy of Mikazuki and the younger crew members by teaching them to read and write. Frustrated by the loss of his direct superiors, Ein asks to join McGillis' team to pursue Tekkadan.

## Summary

After narrowly escaping from the clutches of Gjallarhorn, Tekkadan finds themself stranded in space without any aid or direction to Earth. McGillis and Gjallarhorn decide not to pursue them now that it's confirmed Kudelia is among Tekkadan's numbers. They are assured that Tekkadan will travel to Earth. While leadership ponders Tekkadan's next move, the maintenance team works on repairing Gundam Barbatos from the previous battle. Yukinojo has a hard time because its a very old mobile suit from the Calamity War: a war staged 300 years ago between the Earth and outer spheres using mobile suits. Now, only 72 gundam frames, including Barbatos, remain from the war which leaves Yukinojo with barely any data to work with.

Desperately requiring a guide to Earth, Orga decides that Tekkadan's next move should be contacting Teiwaz, a union based out of Jupiter that operates like the mafia. After discussing this with Orga, Kudelia helps Mikazuki and Atra deliver food throughout the ship. Kudelia learns that Mikazuki has little to no interest in Tekkadan's mission and has been following Orga blindly after spending time with him. In response, Kudelia explains that her mission is to liberate the people of Mars from the Earth sphere. Kudelia also discovers that Mikazuki is illiterate while delivering food to the maintenance team. Mikazuki is unable to aid the maintenance team without these skills, so Kudelia decides remedy this by teaching Mika, Takaki and a few other boys how to read.

At Gjallarhorn's Mars Branch Headquarters, McGillis has taken over for the late Coral Conrad. He questions Ein Dalton about his encounter with CGS, hoping to learn more about the Gundam Barbatos. Ein tells him about the first battle, then requests to join Gjallarhorn's pursuit team in order to avenge Lieutenant Crank.

Meanwhile, back on board the Isaribi, Biscuit suggests that Tekkadan abandon their journey to Earth. Orga refuses to go back on his word to Kudelia or back down while Mikazuki expects the world of him. Later, Orga meets up with Mikazuki and they agree to keep protecting Kudelia, but are interrupted by the return of Maruba Arkay. CGS's ex-president sends Tekkadan a transmission demanding they return his spaceship.

## Technology Used

* ASW-G-08 Gundam Barbatos
* NOA-0093 Isaribi

## Credits

* **Screenplay**: Tsuchiya MakotoTakashi
* **Storyboard**: Susumu Nishizawa
* **Director**: Uketamawa Nozomi
* **Character animation director**: Kyoko Otani
* **Mecha animation director**: Munetaka Abe
Haeda Gunnel

**Haeda Gunnel** (ハエダ・グンネル *Haeda Gunneru*) was a member of Chyrse Guard Security.

 Ethnicity
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## Profile

### Physical Appearance

Haeda was a muscular toned middle aged man with tan skin, black eyes, a mustache and short black hair. He always appeared wearing his tan CGS uniform with the collar buttoned to the top, covering his neck.

### Personality

Haeda is a cold-hearted individual who had no remorse using children as human shields for himself and his men in the First Corp. Haeda believed the children were worthless and expendable, often referring to them as rats. He showed intense loyalty to President Maruba, but was called a brown-noser by Eugene and worse than scum by Orga.

Haeda tried to use the children in Third Group as a distraction during Gjallarhorn's assault on CGS, so that he could escape with his life. After the battle Haeda brutalized Orga for using First Corp for his own ends, compromising their escape attempt. There were other instances where Haeda would often abuse the children in Third even if they were doing nothing wrong. Haeda kicked Biscuit simply because the soup he served him wasn't chunky enough.

## Synopsis

As the leader of Chryse Guard Security's First Corp, Haeda was by President Maruba's side when he briefed Third Group about the mission to escort Kudelia Aina Bernstein to Earth. Haeda mentioned that although Kudelia hand picked Third Group, the children still have to follow First Corp's orders. Later on, the CGS base is attacked by Gjallarhorn in an attempt on Kudelia's life.

After Maruba gathers most of CGS's money, he fled with Haeda and the members of First Corp. Before leaving, Haeda ordered Orga to attack Gjallarhorn head on as a distraction while First Corp ambushed Gjallarhorn from the rear. Orga saw through this lie and had First Corp's mobile workers rigged to set off flares during their escape attempt. Haeda later beats Orga for employing this strategy.

All of First Corp's dinners were poisoned the next day, allowing Orga to tie them up and move them to a safe room. When Haeda and the others awoke, Orga declared that Third Group has seized control of the CGS. Haeda asks to be removed from his restraints, but is killed by Mikazuki to avenge the friends Third Group lost while Haeda cowardly fled.

## Appearances

### *Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans*

* 1. "*Iron and Blood"*
* 2. "*Barbatos"*
* 3. "*Glorious Demise"*

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Iron and Blood
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Barbatos
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Glorious Demise
Episode 17

**Kudelia's Decision**(クーデリアの決意 *Kūderia no Ketsui*) is the seventheenth episode of Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans.

After the Dort 3 massacre, greater violence breaks out between the Workers' Union and the Dort Company. Workers attempt to steal military equipment that Gjallarhon had sabotaged, unbeknownst to them, resulting in their slaughter and a huge media blackout. Orga contacts the Isarabi requesting assistance through the Dort Colony Network and Kudelia determines to use the network to help the workers. Mikazuki and the Isarabi fend off Gjallarhorn's forces.

## Summary

After news spreads of the of the massacre on Dort 3, tensions between the union workers and Gjallarhorn explode. The riots become more violent and union workers steal weapons including ships and mobile suits. The newly armed workers head for Dort 3, but are confronted by a Gjallarhorn fleet. The stolen equipment had been sabotaged by Gjallarhorn, and the confrontation quickly turns into a one-sided massacre.

Eugene and Shino plead with Orga for Tekkadan to aid the workers while watching the news in a closed off space port. Orga refuses at first, but he is convinced after Kudelia voices her wish to help the union workers. The Dort Colony Network news team reporting the situation is ordered by their superiors to stop broadcasting, but instead the team decides to interview Kudelia.

Orga uses their broadcast line to contact the Isaribi and Naze to organize a plan of attack. Naze and the Turbines are unable to help, but the crew of the Isaribi take immediate action. Orga, Kudelia and the company travel with the Dort Colony Network into space, where Mikazuki rendezvous with the Gundam Barbatos and the others board the Isaribi. Gaelio and Ein confront Mikazuki, armed with a Gundam Frame of their own. Gaelio manages to overwhelm Mikazuki in the ensuing fight, but Shino and Akihiro arrive to back him up. The two teams trade blows until Gaelio is ordered to retreat by the Gjallarhorn fleet. Before the next battle begins, Kudelia contacts Nobliss Gordon and uses his help to broadcast a message to the world.

## Battles and Events

Tekkadan vs. Gjallarhorn: Dort Colony Battle

## Technology used

* EB-06/tc2 Ryusei-Go
* ASW-G-11 Gundam Gusion Rebake
* ASW-G-08 Gundam Barbatos
* NOA-0093 Isaribi
* ASW-G-66 Gundam Kimaris
* EB-06 Graze
* EB-06s Graze Commander Type
* EB-05S Schwalbe Graze

## Credits

* **Screenplay**: Tsuchiya MakotoTakashi
* **Storyboard**: Susumu Nishizawa
* '**Director**: Tomo Okubo
* **Character animation director**: Jimbo Takuro will
* **Mecha animation director**: Arisawa Hiroshi
Mars Independence Movement

The **Mars Independence Movement** (sometimes called the Freedom Movement) is a social movement that's goal is to end the colonization of Mars by the Earth Sphere. The movement is spearheaded by Kudedlia Aina Bernstein, and it is a central event in Season 1 of Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron Blooded Orphans.

## Overview

After the events of the Calamity War, Mars was divided among the four economic blocs of the Earth Sphere. The Chyrse Autonomous region came under the jurisdiction of the Arbrau Economic Bloc. Policies from the transplanetary econmic pact cause many people to be exploited, creating a very low standard of living for the citizens of Chryse.

In order to resolve the political issues plaguing the Martian people, Kudelia Aina Bernstein spoke at Noachis as a representative from Chryse College. She made a speech calling for cooperation between the various regions seeking economic independence for Mars. She also demanded the Earth sphere de-regulate all half metal resources on Mars indefinately. After this Naochis July Assembly, the independence movements took off and Kudelia gained many supporters.

Her actions gained the attention of Abrau Prime Minister Makanai Togonosuke, who agreed to have talks in order to resolve the issues plaguing Mars.
Episode 11

**Human Debris** (ヒューマン・デブリ *Hyūman Debur*) is the eleventh episode of Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans.

The Isaribi and Hammerhead encounter a space pirate group known as the "Brewers", with Takaki being critically injured during the skirmish. Meanwhile, McGillis and Gaelio return to Earth and assess the situation within Gjallarhorn.

## Summary

Using the long distance transport booster given to them by Teiwaz, Yukinojo and Mikazuki rush to Akihiro's side where he is being attacked by space pirates. Mikazuki tries to take the pirates on alone so Akihiro and Takakhi can return to the Isaribi, but another Gundam Frame arrives.

Mikazuki duels with the Gundam Frame while Akihiro tries to run from the other pirates with Takaki's mobile worker in tow. The pirates eventually capture Takaki, but Akihiro refuses to retreat and fiercely fights to save his friend. During an exchange with one of the pirates, Akihiro learns his long lost brother, Masahiro, is among their ranks. The other pilots are also human debris children using the Alaya Vijnana. Azee and Lafter arrive as backup after Akihiro recaptures Takaki. This forces the Gundam Frame pilot, Kudal Cudel, to order the children to retreat.

Once they return to the Isaribi, Akihiro and the other boys panic over Takaki's severe injuries. Luckily, Merribit is able to stabilize his condition. On the Hammerhead, Naze receives a message from the Brewers, a pirate group demanding that the Turbines hand over Kudelia to them.

Meanwhile, Gaelio and McGillis return home to Gjallhorn's Earth Base, Vingolf. McGillis spends time with his fiance and Gaelio's nine year old sister, Almiria Bauduin. McGillis receives word from Todo about Kudelia's whereabouts, and that he sent pirates to pursue Tekkadan. On the Brewers mother-ship, Kudal punishes his children subordinates for failing the mission.

Later on, Orga and the other members of Tekkadan comfort Akihiro. Akihiro feels guilty for being happy, claiming that human debris don't deserve happiness. Orga reassures him that he is family and so is his brother. Takaki wakes up during the conversation, leading everyone to celebrate his good health. Afterwards, Orga and Naze decide to strike back against the Brewers.

## Battles and Events

* Tekkadan and Turbines vs. Brewers (Concluded)

## Technology used

* ASW-G-08 Gundam Barbatos
* EB-06/tc Graze Custom
* NOA-0093 Isaribi
* TIR-0009 Hammerhead
* STH-05 Hyakuren
* STH-14s Hyakuri
* UGY-R41 Man Rodi
* ASW-G-11 Gundam Gusion

## Credits

* **Screenplay: Hajime Kamoshida**
* **Storyboard: Shinya Watada**
* **Director: Tomo Okubo**
* **Character animation director: Jimbo Takuro**
* **Mecha animation director: Shingo Abe**
Pineapple Crush

**Pineapple Crush** is a common Fruit & Veg Shopkin from Season One

.

## Bio

**Favourite Hobby:**

Surfing and sunbaking

**Your friends would describe you as...**

Silly and fun and a lover of the sun!

**Your Shopkins BFF:**

Melonie Pips

**Where do you hang out?**

The fruit section

## Updated Ultimate Collector's Guide Info

**Best Vacation Memory:**

A luau in Hawaii

**Can't Get Enough of:**

Fun in the sun

**Hobbies:**

Sunbaking and hanging ten

**Known For:**

Her golden outlook on life

## Appearance

Pineapple Crush is a yellow pineapple with green leaves. There is a light purple periwinkle flower wedged in between the leaves.

Her variant is a darker yellow pineapple with bolder green leaves. There is a red flower wedged in between the leaves.

## Trivia

* Her name may be a reference to the brand Crush which sells a soft drink called "Pineapple Crush".

## Gallery

Pineapple Crush toyPineapple Crush artPineapple Crush variant toyPineapple Crush variant art
Mudskip Notch

**Mudskip Notch** is an extrasolar colony. Kizzy grew up there.

The colony was not doing very well when Kizzy was little, to the point where the council stopped giving out family expansion permissions to people who already had children in order to avoid a crash.

## Culture

Mudskip Notch has a main square where live music is played most nights. On the edge of the colony is a small collective of modders and artists. Mudskip Notch is the only place you can get fire shrimp, a cheap snack that is Kizzy's favorite.
The Galaxy, and the Ground Within

## Publication order

***The Galaxy and the Ground Within*** is the fourth and final book in the Wayfarers series by Becky Chambers, published in February 2021.

## Plot Summary

With no water, no air, and no native life, the planet Gora is unremarkable. The only thing it has going for it is a chance proximity to more popular worlds, making it a decent stopover for ships traveling between the wormholes that keep the Galactic Commons connected. If deep space is a highway, Gora is just your average truck stop.

At the Five-Hop One-Stop, long-haul spacers can stretch their legs (if they have legs, that is), and get fuel, transit permits, and assorted supplies. The Five-Hop is run by an enterprising alien and her sometimes helpful child, who work hard to provide a little piece of home to everyone passing through.

When a freak technological failure halts all traffic to and from Gora, three strangers—all different species with different aims—are thrown together at the Five-Hop. Grounded, with nothing to do but wait, the trio—an exiled artist with an appointment to keep, a cargo runner at a personal crossroads, and a mysterious individual doing her best to help those on the fringes—are compelled to confront where they’ve been, where they might go, and what they are, or could be, to each other.

## Characters

### Main Characters

* Pei – An Aeluon cargo runner and secret lover of Ashby, on her way to the Wayfarer.
* Speaker – An Akarak who is accutely aware of her species' difficult history, having a hard time socializing.
* Roveg – An exiled Quelin artist, on his way to see his children for the first time in many years.
* Ouloo – The Laru owner of the Five-Hop One-Stop, the main setting of the story.
* Tupo – Ouloo's child.

### Other Characters

* Tracker – Speaker's twin, staying in their ship in orbit during the events of the novel.
Sasai Yankus

**Sasai Yankus** (ササイ・ヤンカス *Sasai Yankasu*) was a member of Chyrse Guard Security.

 Ethnicity
 Gender

## Profile

### Physical Appearance

Sasai was a middle aged man with short blonde hair, brown eyes and uniquely shaped teeth that would often show. He was always seen wearing his CGS uniform with his jacket open.

### Personality

Like the other members of the First Corps, Sasai was a despicable man who took no remorse in using and abusing children for his own gain. He was so opposed to allowing the children to run CGS that he lunged at Orga and Mikazuki despite that Mikazuki had just killed Haeda.

## Synopsis

As a member of Chyrse Guard Security's First Corps, Sasai was tasked with looking over Third Group during their mine setting drills. During the drills there was a mock battle held between mobile workers that distracted the children. Upset with the stagnant drill, Sasai struck Takaki Uno across the face with his bat and yelled at Todo Mirconen to keep them in line.

When Gjallarhorn attacks CGS, Sasai flees with the other members of First Corps , and is present after the battle when Haeda disciplines Orga. Sasai is shot dead by Mikazuki Augus during the CGS coup d'etat when he opposes the children's mutiny and tries to lunge at Orga.

## Appearances

### *Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans*

* 1. "*Iron and Blood"*
* 2. "*Barbatos"*
* 3. "*Glorious Demise"*

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Iron-Blooded Orphans Anime: Episode 3
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Iron-Blooded Orphans Anime: Episode 1
3. ↑ Iron-Blooded Orphans Anime: Episode 2
Kudal Cadel

**Kudal Cadel** (クダル・カデル *Kudaru Kaderu*) was a member of the Brewers and pilot of the Gundam Gusion.

 Gender

## Profile

### Physical Appearance

Kudal was an eccentric, muscular man with black eyes that he decorated with red makeup. His head was mostly shaved, other then the strands of green hair on the top of his head that hang over his face. He had several piercings on his face and sported uncommonly long fingernails.

His outfit consisted of a red choker with gold spikes, a black and gold wristband, a black tank top as well as orange pants with black designs, finished off with a pair of brown boots.

### Personality

Kudal was a naturally brutal and sadistic man with an insatiable taste for violence. He was loyal to Brooke Kabayan, but appeared to only care for himself. He was outwardly cruel to the human debris pilots in Brewers. He constantly beat and threatened them while refusing to view them as fellow human beings.He piloted his gundam frame with great pride, and enjoyed the killing of men all the way until his demise.

## Synopsis

### Brewers arc

As a member of the Brewers space pirate crew, Kudal was ordered by his boss, Brooke Kabayan, to attack Tekkadan and the Turbines. The Brewers had been hired by Gjallarhorn to capture Kudelia Aina Bernstein. The first attempt ended in failure after one of Brewers human debris pilots allowed a hostage to escape. Kudal took it apon himself to punish the pilot, young Masahiro Altland by beating him.

The Brewers second chance would come during the battle at the Shaols debris zone. The Brewers believed they were leading Tekkadan and Turbines into a trap, but the opposite was true.

The two companies successfully ambushed Brewers and used their superrior mobile suits to dwindle the number of Kudal's subordinates. Eventually only Kudal was left to fight against Gundam Barbatos. He was eventually overwhelmed and killed by it's pilot, Mikazuki Augus.

## Skills and Abilities

Kudal appeared to have above average piloting skills, but relied heavily on the human debris pilots and the Gundam Gusion's performance in battle. His abilities and reaction time simply cannot compete with those who have been implanted with the Alaya-Vijnana System. It wasn't long before he could no longer compete with Mikazuki Augus in one on one combat.

### Mobile Suit

Main Article: *ASW-G-11 Gundam Gusion*

Kudal piloted the Gundam Gusion during both encounters with the Turbines and Tekkadan. The Gundam was seized by Tekkadann and developed into the Gundam Gusion Rebake.

## Appearances

* 11. "Human Debris"
* 12. "The Shoals"
* 13. "Funeral Rites"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Human Debris
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 The Shoals
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Funeral Rites
Danji Enrei

**Danji Enrei** (男児 エンレイ *Enrei Danji*) was a member of Chryse Guard Security's Third Group who lost his life during Gjallarhorn's attack on CGS.

 Ethnicity
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## Profile

### Physical Appearance

Danji was a young boy with black hair and bright green eyes. He was normally seen wearing just a black tank top and cargo pants, as well as black boots.

### Personality

Danji was a brave boy who wished to participate in protecting his comrads despite his young age. His impulsiveness and desire to protect his friends is ultimately what lead to his demise.

## Synopsis

Along with Takaki Uno, Danji was forced into digging holes for mine setting drills by the members of CGS's first core. He and Takaki are distracted by a mock battle between mobile workers until Sasai Yankus arrives and ebats Takaki for slacking off. Later, when CGS is under attack from Gjallarhorn, Danji volunteers to pilot a mobile worker.

He was shaky as a pilot, and had to be saved by Mikazuki Augus during the battle. When Gjallarhorn deploys Mobile Suits onto the battlefield, Danji was one of the first ones to be killed.

## Skills and Abilities

As a child employee of CGS, Danji is a hard worker who recieved the Alaya Vijnana surgery, giving him the ability to connect directly with Mobile Worker interfaces.

### Mobile Weapons

Like the other members of third group, Danji pilots a Mobile Worker unit during Gjallarhorn's attack on CGS.

## Appearances

### *Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans*

* 1. "*Iron and Blood"*
* 2. "*Barbatos (Mentioned)"*
Post Disaster

**Post Disaster** is the timeline used in Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron Blooded Orphans. It was established after the Calamity War came to an end and the New World Order was set in place with the cooperation of Gjallarhorn.

## Timeline

Earth separates into four economic blocs to reconstruct the devastated earth sphere: African Union, the Oceanian Federation, SAU and Arbrau.
Earth begins its post-war recovery under this new world order.
Двигательная установка для работы в невесомости

**Двигательная установка для работы в невесомости** - побочное задание в Prey (2017).

## Получение

Прежде чем отправляться в невесомость, Моргану понадобится усовершенствовать свой костюм. Для этого герою необходимо создать двигательную установку «Артакс», чертежи которой находятся в механическом цехе аппаратной лаборатории.

## Выполнение

Чтобы найти их, запрыгните на коробки слева от шлюза, ведущего на обшивку «Талоса-1», и оттуда перемахните на второй «этаж» производственного строения в дальнем конце помещения.

Заберите со стола желанную схему и изготовьте предмет с помощью стоящего рядом фабрикатора. Чтобы испытать установку и завершить выполнение задания, необходимо допрыгнуть до грузовой платформы слева от утилизатора.