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Soldier

> *This article is about Soldier's appearance in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo Switch. For other uses, see Soldier. For the Fortnite specific character, see Soldier (Fortnite).*
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## Character Statistics

### Has a Tether

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**Soldier** (Heishi) is a playable DLC character in Super Smash Bros. For Nintendo Switch. They were included to celebrate the release of Fortnite for the Nintendo Switch, which was very popular in 2018. The developers of Fortnite, Epic Games, were also huge fans of the Smash Bros. series. Strangely, the announcement of Solider lead to wide backlash with the gaming community.

For reference, this article will be referring to Solider as a she due to the female being the more prominent figure. Their movesets are based on their appearance in Fortnite's Save The World, and Battle Royale modes.

## Attributes

Solider is a character who excels in set up and range. Stat-wise, she is below average in running and walking speed, has a slightly floaty, yet heavy jump, low air speed, and overall bad momentum. They can get to place to place pretty easily, but their movement options are hurt due to their sluggish movement. They are also one of the more taller characters in the cast, causing them to have more of a bigger hitbox, and along with their floaty weight, may cause them to get KO'd easily compared to the rest of the cast. However, they have a fast fastfall, decent wavedash, and a far reaching dash, allowing them to have some kind of movement.

Solider isn't great close up, but she is great at mid and long range. Most of her attacks are disjointed and projectile based, causing her playstyle ro revolve around making space around her opponents.

However, she is very weak against characters who have great reflectors.

## Special Abilities - Ammo

Some of Soldier's attacks use weapons that take up ammo. Ammo can't be seen on screen, but when it's used up, any attack that features guns or explosive weapons won't have their attacking hitboxes. By using her neutral special, she can reload some or all (depending on how long she performed the move) of her ammo to use.

## Moveset

 **Final Smash** | The Storm
Super Mario

> *This article is about Super Mario's appearance in Super Smash Bros. For Nintendo Switch. For other uses, see Mario.*
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## Super Mario

### Also Appears In

64Melee

Brawl

Smash 4

## Voice Actor

### English

Charles Martinet

**Super Mario** (スーパーマリオ, *Sūpāmario*) is a playable fighter in Super Smash Bros. For Nintendo Switch. Representing the odd namings in the early days of the Mario series, Super Mario is a variation of Mario with a new moveset, being one of the many "stance" characters introduced in the game. As with the other Mario's, he is voiced by Charles Martinet, but uses voice clips from other Mario games.

To differate himself from the normal Mario, Super Mario has a brighter color palette, compared to Mario's more "dull" color scheme, and has less detail on his clothes to represent the more cartoon-ish design, but it's still detailed enough to match with the rest of the cast.

## How to Unlock

* Complete your first match, he is one of the characters you can unlock after your first match.
* Play 10 matches.
* Finish Classic Mode

When challenged, Super Mario is fought on the "Mushroomy Kingdom (Battlefield)" stage, and his theme is "Underground (Brawl)".
Scorpion

**Hanzo Hasashi**, (橋 半蔵) better known as **Scorpion** (全蠍人, "Full Scorpion Man"), is a resurrected ninja in the Mortal Kombat fighting game series as well as the mascot of the games. He is one of the very few original characters debuting in the first Mortal Kombat arcade game. He holds the distinction, along with Raiden and Sub-Zero (in one form or another), of appearing in every generation of Mortal Kombat games as a playable character.
Sora

> *This article is about Sora's appearance in Super Smash Bros. For Nintendo Switch. For other uses, see Sora.*
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## Voice Actor

### Japanese

Miyu Irino

**Sora** (ソラ, lit. *Sora*) is a DLC character in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, being a representative of the Kingdom Hearts series. He was confirmed in the final Sakurai presents.

His costume designs are based off of his appearances in Kingdom Hearts 1, 2, Dream Drop Distance, and 3.

## Attributes

Sora is a arial-focused character. Almost all of his attacks are able to chain into more attacks on their own, and his entire kit is made for him chaining attacks together to rack up damage. He excels mostly in the air, being able to move around long distances just with his basic combos alone, and with his float gravity, he's able to keep opponents in the air, which is a huge hindrance with those who don't have much options in the air, like Ganondorf. However, he's no slouch on land either, being able to space out well with his normals and special moves.

His most crippling flaw (and arguably very faithful to his game series) is his difficulty to KO opponents. Even with his smash attacks, he can't normally KO opponents who are 100%+ safely, with most attacks KO'ing at 160%. Sora has to stay alive in order to defeat the opponent, and may have to rely on gimps to KO the opponent early.

## Moveset

### Air Attacks

 Forward Air
 Back Air
 Up Air
 Down Air

### **Grab Attacks**

 Pummel
 Forward Throw
 Back Throw
 Up Throw
 Down Throw

### **Other Attacks**

 Floor Attack (Back)
 Edge Attack

## Reception

Reviews for Sora were average. Sora was first introduced in *Kingdom Hearts* that was released solely for the *PlayStation 2*. Two years later, *Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories* was released for the Game Boy Advance. Many felt that Sora was not a good fit since it did not appear in many games released on Nintendo consoles in the past, but were nevertheless inspired by his alternate costumes and movesets. Those think that Sora had moves that imitated Ike and Shulk, but even with known magic under his own keychain, their was still hope for all. Those would have thought that Sora would be much more suitable for a *PlayStation All-Stars* sequel rather than have to come to *Smash*.
Wii Fit Trainer

**Wii Fit Trainer** is a veteran fighter in *Super Smash Bros. Ultimate*, first playable in *Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U*. Their designs had been changed to include a more natural looking face that less closely resembles the faces they had in their home series, apparently at the request of the Wii Fit developers.
Naomi Evans

**Naomi Evans** is a The Bridge cast member playing Claudia Baker.

## Bio

Naomi Evans is a native Californian, who can be found performing throughout the Bay Area, when she's not traveling the world. Theater and travel are her two greatest passions! She is a graduate of Santa Clara University, and holds a BA in Theatre Arts and a minor in Musical Theatre. Some past favorite roles include Sylvie/Cecily Pigeon in The Odd Couple, Vanessa in In the Heights, Teresita in West Side Story, and Crystal in Little Shop of Horrors. When not performing or country hopping, she enjoys reading and yoga.

## Credits

As Claudia:

* Transcription
Sandbag

> *This article is about Sandbag's appearance in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo Switch. For other uses, see Sandbag.*
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## Sandbag

### Also Appears In

Melee (Item)Brawl (Item)

3DS/Wii U (Item)

## Voice Actor

### Japanese

N/A

**Sandbag** (土嚢, *Donō*) is an unlockable newcomer in Super Smash Bros. For Nintendo Switch. It is the first representitve of the Super Smash Bros. series itself, and in turn, the first situation where an item became a playable character. It doesn't have a voice actor.

Sandbag was intended to be a type of joke character, due to this, most of his attacks were made in mind of it having no limbs. His inclusion began as a in-development joke between the staff at Sora LTD.[1], and Sandbag wasn't intended to be a part of the final roster, however, it was added due to the ease of animating it's model.[2]

## Attributes

> ***NOTE:** This infomation is being written based off of the info we recieved from the E3 2018 Super Smash Bros. For Nintendo Switch Developer Direct. Infomation will be updated later on.*
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Sandbag is a very unorthodox character to begin with. In terms of movement, Sandbag doesn't move as other characters would, instead using a strange "hopping" animation, meaning Sandbag is technically in the air as it moves. Sandbag is also heavier than the other characters with a low air speed and high gravity, lowering his ground mobility and causing it to be lackluster.

Sandbag's unique trait revolves around all of it's attacks having 3 frames, causing his attacks to be quick and powerful. Sandbag is able to combo into many of it's attacks, causing those attacks to be chained.

He has a range of combo starters, up throw, up tilt, down tilt and down throws, and finishers in forward smash, down aerial, forward throw, standard attack, dash attack, forward aerial, and Bob-omb Toss. Recovery-wise, Sandbag has a theoretical infinite recovery in his up special, but it will kill at higher percentages. Sandgrab and Sanddash lets him get a decent horizontal movement and a medium vertical movement, respectively. His walk/dash is unorthodox and ordinarily among the slowest in the game but can be more than doubled using his crouch to interrupt his hopping animation. This technique is called **soaping**.

While Bob-omb Toss can get Sandbag back on stage usually, it has many disadvantages, such as killing Sandbag at high percents and racking up damage quickly due to the necessary repeated use to recover at low percents while off-stage.

## Moveset

 **Final Smash** | Revenge
Waddle Dee

> *This article is about Waddle Dee's appearance in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo Switch. For other uses, see Waddle Dee.*
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## Character Statistics

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**Waddle Dee** (ワドルディ, *Wadorudi*), also known as **Bandana Dee** (バンダナディー, *Bandanadī*) in certain regions of the game, is a playable newcomer in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo Switch. He was revealed to celebrate the release of Kirby: Star Allies, being the newest Kirby newcomer for a long time. He doesn't have a voice actor, using sound effects lifted from multiple Kirby games.

Waddle Dee's design is inspired by his appearances in Kirby Super Star, Return To Dreamland, and Rainbow Curse.

## Palette swaps / Alternate colors

1. **Red**: Skin is red, feet are yellow, bandana is blue.
2. **Lavender**: Based on his alternate color in *Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards*. Skin is lavender, feet are pink, and bandana is black.
3. **Green**: Based on his alternate color in *Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards*. Skin is green, feet are brown, and bandana is orange.
4. **Blue**: Based on his alternate color in *Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards*. Skin is blue, feet are gray, and bandana is purple.
5. **Gray**: Based on his monochrome sprite in *Kirby's Dream Land*. Skin is gray, feet are white, and bandana is silver.
6. **Pink**: Based on his alternate color in *Kirby Battle Royale*. Skin is pink, feet are yellow, and bandana is cyan.
7. **Orange**: Common alternate color in various Kirby games. Skin is orange, feet are yellow, and bandana is navy blue.
8. **Purple**: Based on Drawcia's creation in *Kirby: Canva's Curse*. Skin is purple, feet are lavender, and bandana is chartreuse.
9. **Brown**: Based on a Grand Dee in *Kirby: Triple Deluxe*. Skin is brown, feet are red, and bandana is white.
10. **Silver**: Based on a Halcandran Waddle Dee in *Kirby's Return to Dream Land*. Skin is silver, feet are yellow, and bandana is orange.
11. **Magenta**: Based on a Big Waddle Dee in *Kirby's Blowout Blast*. Skin is magenta, feet are red, and bandana is pink.
12. **Gold**: Based on a Gold Waddle Dee in *Kirby Mass Attack*. Skin is gold, feet are silver, and bandana is burgundy.
Meta Knight

> *This article is about Meta Knight's appearance in Super Smash Bros. For Nintendo Switch. For other uses, see Meta Knight. For the Semi-Clone, see Dark Meta Knight.*
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**Meta Knight** is a playable starting veteran in Super Smash Bros. For Nintendo Switch, being a long running veteran from Brawl. He was one of the first characters confirmed for the game since the reveal trailer. It is notable that he is the Parent to 1 Echo, and 1 semi-clone.

Meta Knight has an updated appearance from Smash 4 and Kirby: Star Allies. He was updated to be a mixture of his Brawl and Smash 4 playstyle, but not to the extent he is in Brawl.

## Changes from Smash 4

* His appearance takes things from Star Allies, notably his new shoes and Galaxia sword.
* Colors are more vibrant.
* Rapid Jab ends with 2 slashes now.
* Up Tilt now hits the opponent up to 4 times at his body. The tip of the sword has one hitbox and the attack send opponents upwards.
* Down Tilt is faster, and moves Meta Knight forwards a bit.
* Up Smash is a new move, but it functions similarly to his old one. Meta Knight will spin rapidly, slashing upwards 4 times in the air.
* Down Smash now has Meta Knight performing a rotating low slash.
* Down Air has a starting animation where he flips before he slashes. The slash is stronger.
* Mach Tornado moves faster, and sucks opponents in. However, his control is worse.
Bedtime Stories

### Actors

Sarah Grover, Alex Brown, Chris Martin, Liz Hull, Rebecca Mahoney, David Picariello

**Bedtime Stories** is the first episode of the podcast. It was released on July 22, 2016.

## Synopsis

A tale about mysterious disappearances and an ominous word unfolds on the Transcontinental Bridge. Monsters are (probably) summoned, job descriptions are threatened to be read, and the whole ocean will be examined.

## Plot Summary

Etta Perrault, a traffic reporter for Watchtower 10, begins another in a long line of daily reports in the form of a series of folkloric tales about the Transcontinental Bridge. She does this despite the nagging of her supervisor Roger Kaplan, who is far more concerned with her job performance and the fact that she left a jury-rigged chocolate fountain running in the kitchen. She interrupts her tale about the Transcontinental Hotel in order to give a traffic report, complete with a faked cephalopod accident in order to rile up Roger, who continued to stay on the line.

After getting chewed out, Etta is interrupted yet again by their resident Bridge Travel Agent, Kate Burnham, who had been cleaning up the chocolate disaster and wondering where Etta's chocolatey co-conspirator, Bertie Renard, went. Kate is pulled away by a continuation of the chocolate episode, and Etta is left momentarily alone until Roger calls in again to ask about an actual creature sighting in the water, which Etta fails to see, but does manage to notice a strange power flicker and odd interference.

After teasing Roger enough for him to hang up on her, Etta is finally called by Bertie, who had abandoned the chocolate fountain to check on his hydrangeas, before getting distracted by an issue in Submare 3, a submerged portion of the watchtower. Etta agrees to meet Bertie down there with Kate so things can get sorted out, but before she leaves she appends the hotel tale for her radio listeners, revealing something very personal about her history, as well as tying herself to the story of the Transcontinental Hotel, despite keeping this a secret from the rest of the crew.

## Outro Recommendations

Wolf 359

The Bright Sessions

## External Links

Script
Синтезаторы материи

"После изобретения синтеза материи они [деньги] стали ненужны. Главной валютой стала репутация."
― Келли Грейсон

Оригинальный текст

It became obsolete with the invention of matter synthesis. The predominant currency became reputation.
 ― Kelly Grayson

**Синтезатор материи** (англ. *Matter synthesizer*) ― научное изобретение, представляющее собой устройство синтеза материи.

## История

Синтезаторы материи повсеместно распространены на космических кораблях Планетарного союза.

## Синтезаторы «Орвилла»

На борту USS Orville синтезаторы материи можно найти по всему кораблю в местах общего пользования, в том числе 1 в столовой [n 2] и 5 в неназванной комнате, предназначенной для изготовления предметов домашнего обихода, таких как мебель и одежда.[n 3]

## Описание

Название «синтез материи» не вполне точно отображает суть технологии, которая заключается в том, что синтезатор сначала дематериализует некое вещество (вероятно, окружающий воздух или заранее загруженное в устройство) с помощью магнитов, а потом снова материализует его, но в виде новой структуры.[4] Инструкции по сборке материи должны быть запрограммированы в компьютере синтезатора, контролирующего процесс. Т.к. материлизован может быть практически любой предмет, не превышающий размеров синтезатора, вещество дематериализуется вплоть до элементарных частиц с разрушением атомных ядер и перенаправлением выработанной ядерной энергии на дальнейший синтез.
List of Pac-Man Spirits

This consist of the spirits from the Pac-Man franchise represented for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: Definitive Edition

## Enemy

This spirit is obtained after defeating enough of them during Final Smash or Smash Run.

## Primary

These spirits are obtained from fighting Light & Dark Clones or through Spirit Battles with the Fighter Host serving as which fighter(s) contain the spirit.
Duck Season: The Game Wiki

Duck Season is an indie psychological horror game in VR (Virtual Reality) in which you play as David, an 11 year old boy whose Mom rented you a video game cartridge for Duck Season. Your mother informs you the rental lasts only for the day so you better make it last. Or perhaps... the real goal is to make sure you last for the whole playthrough.

## About This Game (Steam)

Summer 1988 and your mom has just rented the coolest new game for your Kingbit Entertainment System. As you play over the course of the day it becomes apparent something is different about this game than the other games you own.

Duck Season is a throwback to the golden age of 1980's gaming and movies with a hint of horror in a Spielburgian universe. Re-live a slice of childhood as you transported to an eerily familiar memory and play out the dark story that unfolds over a single day/night as your imagination takes over.

* Seven unique endings

* Seven mini games to play on your Kingbit Entertainment System

* Dozens of Easter eggs and hidden secrets

* Realistic virtual environments

* Multiple short films found on VHS tapes

* Additional mysterious sub plots

## Additional Description (Steam)

The game of your dreams just dropped, DUCK SEASON, a hunter with ridiculous graphics. Luckily, it's summer vacation and Mom just surprised you with a one day rental of it! Unfortunately, as you binge play it becomes apparent that all is not right with Duck Season...

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Purse Thief

The **Purse Thief** is an antagonist that appeared in chapter 4 of *Monster Musume: Everyday Life with Monster Girls* and episode 2 of the Anime Adaption, who regularly stole purses in the area around Kurusu House. He appears in SSBU as an Assist Trophy.

### Also Appears In

Monster Musume: Everyday Life with Monster Girls Online

## As an Assist Trophy

The Purse Thief appears as an Assist Trophy in *Ultimate*. His attack involves moving quickly around the stage and swinging his sword, or a fast two-hit combo with his sword. He can also teleport from anywhere in the stage and come back from the top. His slashes will continue so long as he is moving or jumping, allowing him to trap enemies in a flurry of hits before sending them away. While he can be attacked and defeated, his HP is super high, he can't be grabbed, and he only flinches from sufficiently strong attacks. He can also reflect any projectiles tossed at him.

In the English version, the Purse Thief has three quotes:

* "D-damn you... I'll cut you up!!" when summoned.
* "Know your place!!!!" when departing.
* "Gaaaaaaah!!!!!!" when defeated.

## As a spirit

The Purse Thief also appears as an Legend-class primary spirit.

In Adventure Mode: World of Light,The Purse Thief is presumably one of the countless spirits captured by Galeem during his takeover of the universe. He can be found outside the Kurusu House sub-dungeon in the World Of Light.

Music Track: Against the Dark Knight
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkhXnW7eYv0
Stage: Tomodachi Life
Stress Level Zero

The logo of Stress Level Zero.

Stress Level Zero is a game development and a VR-based company that has developed Duck Season, Duck Season PC, Hover Junkers, Boneworks, And Bonelabs

## About

Stress Level Zero was created in 2014 in Los Angeles, California that creates VR projects and content for different gaming platforms. Their goal is to explore storytelling through the VR medium using techniques they have learned and created to present entertainment for interactive games, VR animated videos, and live action VR short films. In additional to VR content, Stress Level Zero has “public as possible policy” in which they strive to present our workflow and process as publicly as they can, live streaming our office daily as well as producing public video content for fans to digest while waiting for their games to release.

The current members of Stress Level Zero is as follows: Brandon (1/3 of the founders), Alex, Nate, Spencer, Chris, Kevin, Kayvan, Cameron, D (Deatrix), Joe (GONE REDUCED TO ATOMS), and Cathleen. One member of the company is named Bandit, the company's mascot (and presumably the ideal figure for Duck Season's antagonist).
Stages

A **stage** (ステージ) is the designated area where characters fight each other in the *Super Smash Bros. For Nintendo Switch.* Each stage has a different layout, size and shape, sometimes including hazards that affect the matches in some way, such as lava, water, explosions, etc. The word "stage" usually refers to a Group stage, but can also refer to the ground or large central platform within this location. Some stages, such as those in the various Stadium modes, exist for purposes other than fighting.

Stages in this game are usually bigger and more expansive than the stages before it. Stages that appear from past games are remade with either better graphics to be entirely different from the original (called Remix Stages) and/or has additional hazards and background objects to it.

## Battle Stages

In the Battle! mode, less than half of the stages are available from the start, with the other stages having to be unlocked through various conditions. (Normally via unlocking a character) Most stages are derived from the playable character's universe and is usually based on one game in that series' history, although some stages tend to be a mixture of various references from said series. These are normally used as those character's home stages, however, not all characters have stages from their universe, so their home stages are normally ones that reference those character's home series. Not all stages are from character universes.

Stages can range from being huge in size, like Palutena's Temple, or small, like Hall of Hieroglyphs. Typically, stages involve a large central platform with ledges and one or more smaller platforms, as well as blast lines above, below and to the sides of the visible area. Some stages have floors that continue past the edge of the visible area and pass through a side blast line. These floors are known as "walk off edges" or "walk offs", because characters can walk off-screen and die without falling off of an edge first. Stages with walk off edges on both the left and right, like Peach's Castle, are sometimes called "walk off stages".

Some stages move around, or transforms, changing it's layout completely mid battle. Most of these stages have a "main layout", which is something that the stage tends to reset to for a "rest" period, however, this doesn't always happen. Other stage elements include breakable barriers and platforms, such as the wood planks of Emerald Cave or the sloped floor of Green Hill Zone; stage hazards and enemies, such as lasers; local items such as pellets; and interactive objects such as Barrel Cannons.

An option called the hazard switch, allows players to switch off stage hazards and other stage changes. Each stage also has multiple variations for more competitve play, such as an Omega version, where the stage is flat and acts like Final Destination, Alpha versions, where the stage resembles Battlefield or changes to a Battlefield-like layout and Beta versions, where the stage is "stuck" to it's first versions. So traveling stages won't move, and transforming stages will never change their layout.
Fake ending room

The **Secret Place** is an area in Duck Season: The Game. It can be accessed by typing out "baddadbadkid" on the Ouija Board, which in turn can be reached by hitting the Kid Wizard book with the flashlight.

Once you do that you would be transported to a room with a monkey that says:

"*The accursed cryptid has finally been dealt with, fear it no longer!*

*Congratulations Kid Wizard, you are the chosen one!*

*Go now and rest, you have made it to the very end of the game!"*

However, if you look behind the pedestal, you can grab a Necronomicon, and throw it at the door behind the monkey. You will then be transported to the Entity Room.

\*Side Note: The Monkey Is Thought To Be The Trickster From The Text. Also, The Cat Is the Clock Cat\*
The entity room

The entity room is a room that can be accessed by throwing the Necronomicon at the door behind the monkey in the Fake Ending Room, in this room you can see a door that on the ground next to it there is some writing that reads: "See you next time", there is also a lot of blood on the floor.

you can see the "kid wizard" book, the duck season box and behind the kid wizard book there is a card that reads: "The entity", there is some binary code on it that reads: [put translation here].
Kid Wizard

The **Wizard** book is an item in Duck Season: The Game. The book's main function is to provide the player with another ending, easter eggs and the Halloween update. When this book is hit off of certain items, it will teleport the player to a place depending on the item where they will have access to more things than in the living room. For example, if you hit the book off of the GGG magazine, they will be taken to a sort of press conference.

## Compatible items

* GGG magazine - This item takes you to a press conference room of sorts, where they can explore the set. There are multiple objectives to do here, and doing them all spawns a gigantic cat clock above the dancing Dog. The clock was set to go off at June 20th, 2018, which was the 30th anniversary of the events in the game. When it went off, however, the clock entered sub-values.
* Action figure - This item places the player behind the couch in a giant-eques form. This allows free roam of the entire house, provided that the players own house and the Oculus Rift's sensors are able to extend that far. In this form, the player can enter a door to the left of where they originally was to see an Easter egg. The game tells the player to "meet them in the next world and look for their mark." It is unknown if this references another playthrough of Duck Season or Stress Level Zero's next game.
* Computer - Touching the book with the computer puts the player in a sort of Debug Mode, where you can find virtually every prop in the game. This is an easy way to get achievements and the Dog Ending.
* Time Cryptid - Throwing the book onto the cat clock - otherwise known as the Time Cryptid - transports the player to a realm surrounded by cat clocks, and get to solve a puzzle involving the minute hands. When all minute hands are correctly aligned, all of the cat's eyes will be illuminated except for one. That one gives a hint: "Remember the minute letters: 123ABC." When going by this pattern and seeing what numbers the hands show the player, this realm spells out "bad dad bad kid." When inputted into the Ouija Board, this transports the player to the Fake Ending Room.
* Flashlight - Knocking this and the book together transports the player to the Ouija Board. In this realm, the player can input various words in order to get results from (presumably) demons. When "bad dad bad kid" is spelled, the player is teleported to the Fake Ending Room.
* Pumpkin - When the Kid Wizard book is knocked into one of the various pumpkins found around the game, the player will be transported to the Halloween Update, where you try to shoot off zombie-dogs that try to kill you. If you get far enough, aliens will abduct you and you will be placed in the living room again. In early stages of the update, there was a glitch which only allowed right-handed shooting.
JA Oreioth

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 ### Name

 Oreioth

 ### Alias

 Oreo, Just An Oreo, Justin Oreo, The Necrannibal, The Lord of Lance Rock

 ### Class

 Necromancer

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Justin A. Oreioth is a necromancer who the team captured at Lance Rock. Oreioth is a vegan and has an associate's degree in Necromancy from Neverwinter Community College, but his inability to find a job led him to form an alliance with the Cult of the Black Earth as an opportunity to put his necromancy degree to use.

Oreioth's interests include necromancy, vegan cooking, cheap wine, and knockoff Gucci fashion. He has a flair for the dramatic and hopes to one day own a real Gucci robe.
Pumkins

The Pumkins are a race of anthropomorphic pumpkin that were created by Hungry Pumkin prior to the events of the Thousand Pumkin War.

## The Thousand Pumkin War

The Pumkins were originally created to live with Hungry Pumkin in blissful ignorance in Pumkinland, but when he remembered his past, he weilded them in anger. He made them into an army and invaded the depository. They were killed by police and other memes.

## Current life

Although many Pumkins died in the wars, some survived and retreated back to Pumkinland after Hungry Pumkin was defeated. They returned to their peaceful ways and rebuilt their society.
Pardon Our Mess

## Voices

### Characters

The Welcome Brigade, Kate Burnham, Etta Perrault, Bertie Renard, Roger Kaplan, Frank Hayward, Alarm, Siren

### Actors

Sarah Grover, Liz Hull, Alex Brown, David Picariello, Chris Martin, Salim Razawi, Alex Najibi

**Pardon Our Mess** is the eighth episode in the podcast. It was released on November 6th, 2016.

## Synopsis

Kate communicates with… someone. Meanwhile, Roger and Bertie discuss the consequences of card games, Etta deals with conflicting feelings, and Bob tries to answer a question.

## Outro Recommendations

Mabel

Tales of THATTOWN
Chris Martin

**Chris Martin** is a The Bridge cast member who plays Roger Kaplan.

## Bio

Chris Martin was born in a semi-rural town in central Virginia. He studied physics at Virginia Tech, where he met the illustrious and talented co-creator Alex Brown through a residence life student organization. The two explored the world together (if you define "the world" as only six European cities) in the summer of 2010 as part of a study abroad program. Chris later returned to Virginia Tech to complete his master's in secondary education. In a fit of originality, bravery, and an undying sense of adventure, Chris moved all the way to the town adjacent to where he grew up. He now teaches high school physics and lives with his wife and two cats in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley.

## Credits

As Roger:

* Bedtime Stories
* Salty Abyss
* Mystery Science... Whatever.
* Stranger Danger
* Shenanigans
* Oops! Part 1
* The Wager
* Oops! Part 2
* Pardon Our Mess
* The Night Crowd
* Gone Fishing
* Poor Bob Is Dead
Ouija Board

The *Ouija Board* is an item you can access by combining the kid wizard book with the flashlight. With the *Ouija Board* the player can talk to, what appears to be a demon. To communicate, you need to use a bottle that is placed beside the board.

## Known sentences:

* "**baddadbadkid**" will teleport the player to a secret place.
* "head" will make the board say "less"
* "dead" will make the board say "You're fine"
* "back" will make the board say "Nope"
* "lie" and "life" will both make the board say "It will be okay"
* "cake" will make the board say "soon enough"
* "kill" will make the board say "NO, live"
* "black" will make the board say "valley"
* "dice" will make the board say **a random number**
* "kick" will make your game **CRASH.**
* "hack" will make the board say "the world"
* "child" will make the board say "immortal"
* "hi" will make the board say "hello"
Time Cryptid

The Cat Clock, also known as the **Time Cryptid,** is a creature in Duck Season. In a secret easter egg, you can see references towards both the Cat Clock and a Monkey doll found in your house. The Cat Clock itself is positioned on the wall in front of you. After getting all 7 endings, hitting the Cat Clock with the Kid Wizard book will transport you to a strange world filled with Cat Clocks. There are several giant clocks in the background, and smaller clocks all around you, all without eyes except one, which has 2 small eyes.
Transcontinental Botanical Gardens

The **Transcontinental Botanical Gardens** were one of the many attractions on the Transcontinental Bridge. They were first mentioned by Bertie in Episode 6.

## History

Located near Checkpoint 12, the gardens were considered a costly mistake. The plant life required fresh water, a difficult resource to obtain out in the ocean. According to Bertie, those who funded the gardens weren't interested in taking care of a living thing, they simply wanted something to look pretty. (Which, Bertie admits, they succeeded in obtaining)

The gardens soon fell into severe disrepair. The final nail in the gardens' coffin came when their severe weather protections failed, resulting in the deaths of three visitors during an intense storm. The Travel Agency swiftly shut down both the gardens and their access road, leaving the plants to die.

One former visitor, however, still snuck beyond the barriers to return to the garden. This man had visited frequently with his fiance, only to lose her in the storm of the garden's final day. Still, the man held onto his good memories of the garden, and visited his fiance's grave annually, leaving a primrose to symbolize eternal love.
Jake Hull

**Jake Hull** is a composer on The Bridge. He created the main theme.

## Bio

Jake Hull is a composer and producer in Virginia. As a college student, Jake taught himself how to play nearly twenty instruments. Since, he has gone on to perform on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno, score for independent film and theatre, and produce solo artists and bands. He is married to, and works from home with, Liz Hull and his dragon of a cat.

## Credits

As Persnickety Pete:

* The Night Crowd
The Wager

**The Wager** is the third mini-episode of the podcast. It was released on October 6th, 2016.

## Synopsis

The Gold Dubloon was a casino where anything was possible… even eternal life. Well, maybe.

## Plot Summary

Roger tells the story of The Golden Dubloon, a casino with a secret room which can be accessed with a special obsidian token and the use of the word "Return".

While the prize is touted as 'eternal life', the truth of the matter is that, while you do gain eternal life you become trapped on the bridge. If you leave, you remain immortal, but you lose your memories. If you play the role of the dealer in that special room, you can transfer your eternal life onto the next winner, perpetuating the chain.

Roger posits that for the person who has 'won' this gamble, their life must be a nightmare.

## External Links

Script
Em Broude

**Em Broude** works on merchandising for The Bridge.

## Bio

Em Broude is an engineering student masquerading as someone who knows how graphic design works. When they aren't doing math, building robots, or messing around on Photoshop, they can be found sleeping under the stages of shows they've sound designed. They're also on Tumblr literally all the time, and are still very confused as to how they got here.
Kate Burnham

**Kate Burnham** is the resident Bridge Travel Agent at Watchtower 10. As of Season 1 she is 28 years old.

## Biography

Kate joined the watchtower 10 team only a year before the beginning of the series.

She learned how to take apart and repurpose technology for work.

## Personality

Kate has a knack for creating mischief (particularly when it comes to secretly helping Etta and Bertie prank Roger), but an obligation to end it before things go too far.

She spends the vast majority of her time in the watchtower's archives. She seems to be looking for some specific information.

Kate is pretty in shape, and very combat capable. She enjoys working out.

She secretly enjoys soap operas.

## Relationships

### Etta

The two get along pretty well. Kate is the newest member of the bridge, so she's still the least familiar, but she likes to go along with a lot of Etta and Bertie's schemes. Etta likes to watch Kate tinker with Watchtower 10's old radios.
## Trivia

* She is a Gemini.
* Her MBTI type is ISTJ.
* She is an atheist.
* She is fluent in French and Arabic, and learns enough about other languages to get by.
* Her favorite movies are thrillers, mysteries, and spy capers. More specifically Hitchcock films, like Vertigo.

## References

1. ↑ https://thebridgepodcast.tumblr.com/post/157043722644/what-are-the-characters-zodiac-signs-also-your
2. ↑ https://thebridgepodcast.tumblr.com/post/157043922199/question-what-mbti-type-do-you-think-each
3. ↑ https://thebridgepodcast.tumblr.com/post/155528810174/are-any-of-the-characters-religious-any
4. ↑ https://thebridgepodcast.tumblr.com/post/155491498654/do-any-of-the-characters-speak-other-languages
5. ↑ https://thebridgepodcast.tumblr.com/post/155590776124/what-are-some-of-the-characters-favorite-movies
The Night Crowd

## Voices

### Characters

Etta Perrault, Kate Burnham, Frank Hayward, Roger Kaplan, Bertie Renard, The Welcome Brigade, Challenger Deep, Yvette Breckenridge, Bollard, Persnickety Pete

### Actors

Alex Brown, Liz Hull, Salim Razawi, Chris Martin, David Picariello, Sarah Grover, Rebecca Mahoney, Stephanie Whigham, Jen Ellision, Jake Hull

**The Night Crowd** is the ninth episode of the podcast. It was released on March 25th, 2017.

## Synopsis

The Watchtower crew investigates what brought their unexpected guest to their doorstep - and what he might've brought with him in the process. Roger borrows something, hearing an old voice and some new ones, too. Bertie tries to be assertive. Kate has her doubts about ventriloquism. Etta must choose between being scared and asking important questions.

And Persnickety Pete has something he'd like to say.

## Outro Recommendations

The Once and Future Nerd

The Adventure Zone
Payne Manor

**Payne Manor** is a building which was moved from the coast to a location near Watchtower 4. It was first mentioned by Nora in Episode 4.

## History

Originally built on the shores of York, Maine by entrepreneur and amateur architect Joseph Payne at the turn of the 20th century. By 1915, following the death of Joseph Payne a mere year after the completion of the manor, it was turned into a luxury hotel.

Famous psychic Claudia Baker traveled there to investigate poltergeist activity and decided it was the most spiritually active location she had ever visited. She continued to host seances, eventually earning enough money to buy Payne Manor amid skepticism and suspicion. By the 1940's she was found dead in a rocking chair on the porch overlooking the sea, coincidentally the same way Joseph Payne had been found.

Owners following this lived average but satisfying lives, and eventually the final inhabitant was wealthy enough to transplant the entire mansion onto the Transcontinental Bridge. Despite the fact that there had never been a credible haunting in all its time on land, shortly after being moved to the bridge it began to build a reputation.

Eventually this was enough to lure the skeptical paranormal investigator Yvette Breckenridge to investigate the manor, and was most likely the location of her disappearance. Kate has a recording of Yvette's visit which seems to indicate she was attacked by a woman there.
Stephanie Whigham

**Stephanie Whigham** is a The Bridge cast member playing Yvette Breckenridge.

## Bio

Stephanie is a Santa Clara based actor with a background primarily in theatre, but who is expanding this year into commercials, film, and television. Favorite theatrical roles around the Bay include Anna in Closer, Don John in Much Ado About Nothing, Estelle in No Exit, and Cleopatra in Antony & Cleopatra. In addition to acting, she is an avid rock climber, karaoke singer and freelance graphic designer.

## Credits

As Mysterious Voice:

* Salty Abyss

As Yvette:

* Stranger Danger
* Shenanigans
* The Museum of Oceanic Curiosities
* The Night Crowd

## Links

Website
James Turner

**James Turner** is a The Bridge cast member playing Percy.

## Bio

James is a Boston based actor and singer, who has been seen up and down the east coast. A DJ, Private Vocal Coach, and part time Chocolatier; he is also a proud member of SAG-AFTRA and has filmed on movies such as American Hustle and Ghostbusters. James' passion for musical theatre has lead to performing roles such as Jean Val Jean (Les Miserables), Jamie (The Last 5 Years) , and Chip (Spelling Bee)!

## Credits

As Percy:

* Mystery Science... Whatever.
* Stranger Danger
* Shenanigans
* Oops! Part 1
* Oops! Part 2
The Bridge Podcast Wiki

## Welcome to the The Bridge Podcast Wiki

This wiki is dedicated to collecting information on the podcast known as The Bridge.

It's an alternate 2016, and Watchtower 10 sits in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, keeping lonely watch over the Transcontinental Bridge. Each watchtower sits hundreds of feet away from the Bridge, broadcasting regular traffic reports to ensure that proper safety precautions are taken. These lighthouses (for cars) are filled with a carefully selected (and very capable) crew.

Watchtower 10's necessary personnel happen to be: a generalist DJ who spends her free time relaying folklore from abandoned parts of the Bridge, her supervisor (who's only there because he lost a bet), an unfailingly optimistic Bridge Travel Agent, and a groundskeeper who has a thing for romantic comedies.

Unbeknownst to the general public (but totally knownst to each watchtower's crew), these stations also hold a secret that could potentially destroy the world...or save it.

The Bridge is a fictional serialized fantasy podcast about the monsters we fear, the monsters we can become, and the stories we leave behind.
The Welcome Brigade

**The Welcome Brigade** is a decades-old recording that continues to broadcast despite everyone's intentions to stop it. It is infallibly cheery, and at times downright intimidating. Most of what it says gets creepier the longer things go on, but it is a wellspring of information for certain attractions, if you're interested in how they used to be, and if you can untangle it from the Stepford propaganda.
Endings

There are a total of 7 endings to this game.

## The Canon Ending

When playing the game, kill the Dog at least once. When you do this, this activates the Dog's killing mode. Soon, after playing a couple of levels, you will see yourself on the T.V., only to see the Dog filming you with a camera. Later, a level will tell you to play round 4/3. Once this happens, turn around to see the Dog behind you. Once you leave the level, you will see your Mom behind you, dead. The game on the T.V. will say "Come Face Me". Once you enter this level, you will have to save the T.V. from being broken. To do this, shoot the Dog when he appears and shoot the ducks out of the sky. Later, the Dog will become huge, when this happens, he will shoot lasers out of his eyes. Shoot his eyes to stop it. Once the Dog is dead, you will be back in the living room. When you're there, pick up the gun, it will have electricity fused into it. Turn towards the bathroom door on your left, that is where the Dog will pop out. Once he does, shoot him repeatedly and he will disappear. Then you will be taken to the Canon Ending cutscene.

## The Fiesta Ending

To achieve this ending, you have to play the game without shooting the dog once. You'll skip the scary parts of the game with your mom. After everything, David (the mc) will run back downstairs. Then commence the fiesta ending!
Oops! Part 2

## Voices

### Characters

Etta Perrault, Nora, Roger Kaplan, Percy, Kate Burnham, Bertie Renard, The Welcome Brigade, Bollard, Mysterious Voice, The Alarm

### Actors

Alex Brown, Danielle Wood, Chris Martin, James Turner, Liz Hull, David Picariello, Sarah Grover, Jen Ellision, Cynthia August, Alex Najibi

**Oops! Part 2** is the seventh episode in the podcast. It was released on October 24th, 2016.

## Synopsis

In the second of a two-part episode, agendas are revealed, things are destroyed, motives are questioned, and the ocean is utilized.
Jen Ellision

**Jen Ellision** is a The Bridge cast member who plays Bollard. She has also written for the podcast.

## Bio

Jennifer Ellision is the author of books such as the young adult fantasy series, Threats of Sky and Sea, and the contemporary romance novel, Now and Again. From her home in sweltering Florida, she also narrates audiobooks.

## Credits

As Mysterious Voice:

* Salty Abyss

As Bollard:

* Mystery Science... Whatever.
* Oops! Part 1
* Oops! Part 2
* The Night Crowd
* Poor Bob Is Dead

As a writer:

* Over Troubled Waters
* Poor Bob Is Dead

## Links

Website
Hayashi

**Hayashi** (林) is a game character created by Morioka Moriko inside Fruits de Mer, his class is knight and is an active member of @House Party.

## Appearance

In-game, Hayashi appears a tall young man with pale skin and short light blue hair. He is seen in a darker blue turtle neck with rolled sleeves underneath a lighter blue tunic with a belt, dark blue pants, and brown knee-high boots.

As the series progresses, he is seen wearing different outfits as he levels up.

His final apparel is a long black coat similar to the one Lily is seen wearing.

## Personality

Said by the other online characters Hayashi is kind, serious, and a dedicated player which shows some maturity signs, besides the fact that he avoids speaking about real life, and keeps some secrets.

He shows a very friendly and caring personality. His reactions sometimes reflect that his real counterpart is a woman, this subtly makes the females characters feel that he actually comprehends them more than other players like Kanbe.

Despite being created as a popular ikemen character, he starts being terribly harmless, but with hard work and the help of Lily he slowly progresses to become a good player.

Hayashi's first friend was Lily, and he spends most of the time with her, becoming closer to her than with any other guild member.

## Etymology

* The surname **Hayashi** means "forest" (林).

## Trivia

* Hayashi was created to be Moriko Morioka's ideal man, and he ended up being a portrait of how charming and popular Moriko could be if she was more open and self-confident.
* The progression of Hayashi was faster than other guild members, he started being the lowest level, quickly reached Lily, and by the end of the show, he is paired with Kanbe at LVL 130 (same as Lily) leaving behind Lilac, Himeralda and the other guild partners players who are older in the game than Hayashi.
Watchtower 10

**Watchtower 10** is one of many watchtowers dotted along the Transcontinental Bridge. This one plays host to the main cast, as well as a few perplexing mysteries.

## Layout

**Level 4 -** Described as windy and very dark. The breakers are housed here, and the Big Light can be reached from here. The gardens are also here.

**Level 3 -** Has a covered balcony.

**Level 2 -** Contains the broadcasting room and the guest rooms.

**Level 1 -** Contains a game room (which has a piano), the crew rooms, and the kitchen.

**Submare 1 -** As the name suggests, is the first floor below 'ground' level.

**Submare 2 -** Contains the watchtower's archives.

**Submare 3 -** A partially underwater area. Bob is housed here.