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Snipe

**Snipe** (スナイプ *Sunaipu*?) is a Pro Hero and a member of the teaching staff at U.A. High School. He is in charge of the third year students.

## Appearance

Snipe has the appearance of a stereotypical western cowboy. His face is covered by an old-school tan gas mask, shaped a little like a horse’s muzzle, with triangular holes for his eyes and silver ear-defenders wired to the sides of the mask, but his dark, blueish shoulder-length dreadlocks are always visible from the back and sides. On his head, he wears a brown cowboy hat with a thick metallic plate at the front, a large "S" (standing for "Snipe") stamped in the center, and his footwear is gray boots with knee-high shafts and vamps with silver trims that dip a little at the front, a heel-band with a spur at the end attached to the back of each boot.

He wears a large red cloak, buttoned up at the top, with frayed ends, under which he wears a plain black tank top with white armor strapped over the right side of his torso, and a brown belt with a gun holster attached at his hip. He has baggy black or dark brown pants with light brown or yellow chaps over them in stereotypical cowboy fashion. On his arms, he wears black skin tight arm-guards going up to his biceps and on his hands and tan gloves.

## Personality

Snipe's costume, Quirk and his overall mannerisms, including his accent in the English dub of the anime, are all similar to that of a traditional cowboy.

Being the head of U.A.'s senior students in the Hero Course, Snipe shows to be quite intelligent and knowledgeable when it comes to battle practice, as he pointed out that having the first year students face robots during the Final Exams wouldn't help them if they would continue to encounter Villains in the future.

Snipe is shown to be levelheaded and rational, as he dissuaded Present Mic raising the possibility of a traitor being in U.A., saying that they couldn’t afford to lose trust in one another. As a hero, he also has a clear morality, as he expressed open disdain for the Hero Public Safety Commission making the Work-Studies mandatory as to prepare the students for an upcoming villain conflict, knowing that they were trying to bring hero students in as additional manpower.

While often calm, he did freak out upon realising he accidentally bumped Toru Hagakure's chest with his elbow during his Final Exam battle, and frantically apologized to her.

## Abilities

**Marksmanship Specialist**: Befitting his name, Snipe possesses exceptional aim, being able to accurately shoot Tomura in his arms and legs from an exceptionally long distance.

### Quirk

**Homing** (ホーミング *Hōmingu*?): Snipe's Quirk allows him to lock on to any target he can see within six hundred meters and make any projectile he releases chase after said target. He cannot choose what part of the target's body his projectile hits and his attacks do not carry much strength.
Grunkle Ford

## Stanford Filbrick Pines

**Stanford "Ford" Filbrick Pines** (born June 15, about 15 minutes before Grunkle Stan), also known as **The Author**, or simply **Grunkle Ford**, is a paranormal investigator who came to Gravity Falls (Town), Oregon, to study the huge concentration of supernatural activity in and around the town. After spending years cataloging his research in a series of journals, he disappeared into an alternate dimension. His writings were left as the only evidence of his existence.

Ford's identity and whereabouts were a central mystery and element of foreshadowing of the *Gravity Falls* series until the middle of the show's second season when he was revealed to be Stan Pines' long-lost twin brother, who vanished after a fight with his brother caused him to stumble through the universe portal.

Ford represents the six-fingered hand on The Zodiac.
EddieVR

**Eduardo** born: March 7, 1992 age 31, better known online as **EddieVR** (also known as **Sauceddie**, **special edd**, or just **Eddie**), is a Mexican gaming YouTuber currently living in the United States. He frequently collaborates with JoshDub, Mully, Your Narrator, JuicyFruitSnacks and Reekid, the prior four of whom with Eddie make up The Boys. He has also collaborated on several occasions with his soon to be wife GabbyGotGames VR.

Eddie's videos consist of himself, and often some of his collaborators, playing various virtual reality video games. Many also include skits done in the games.

In late February 2023, Eddie has fallen victim to a death hoax, where some people have claimed that he died at the age of 30, even though his death was confirmed to be not true.
Everything Wiki

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Jurassic park (Movie)

Jurassic park is a 1993 movie based on the Michael Crichton Novel under the same name. It stars: Sam Neill, Jeff Goldblum, Ariana Richards, Richard Attenborough, BD Wong, Joseph Mazzello, and Wayne Knight.

Summary

Alan Grant and Ellie Sattler and mathematician Ian Malcolm are among a select group chosen to tour an island theme park populated by dinosaurs created from prehistoric DNA. While the park's mastermind, billionaire John Hammond, assures everyone that the facility is safe, they find out otherwise when various ferocious predators break free and go on the hunt. They are joined by Lex Murphy and Tim Murphy the grandkids of John. Everything goes wrong when Dennis Nedry disables the park fences for the though of getting paid by Dr. Lewis Dodgson.

Notable Characters

Alan Grant, Ellie Sattler, Ian Malcolm, John Hammond, Lex Murphy, Tim Murphy, Dennis Nedry, Dr. Lewis Dodgson, Dr. Henry Wu, Rexy, Donald Gennaro

Notable Locations

Isla Nublar and Jurassic Park
Hand Witch

The **Hand Witch** is a lonely witch with magical hand-related abilities. While initially seeming to be part of a made-up story, she was confirmed to be part of the official canon in Journal 3

## History

In the *Journal 3* entry "The Carnival", it is revealed that the Hand Witch used to be a traveling palm reader. Stanford spotted her tent while he was visiting Mama Misfortune's Traveling Carnival and Freak Show, and decided to enter to see how much of a fraud she was. When he entered, she played some tarot cards and from them deciphered that he needed to make a choice. She gave him a ring, saying it would be blue until Ford's time to make the decision is up, and then it will turn black. After saying that, she began to flirt with Ford, causing him to leave immediately.

In the "Little Gift Shop Of Horrors" story "Hands Off," the Hand Witch runs a table at the Gravity Falls Swap Meet, selling gold watches. She curses Grunkle Stan after he steals one of her watches, by taking away his hands.

When Grunkle Stan, Dipper Pines, and Mabel Pines come to her cave home to exchange the watch for his hands, she tells him that in order for the curse to be lifted, he must seal the deal with "a kiss on the lips." Stan, however, refuses, saying that he doesn't need his hands that badly. With the Pines figuring out that lifting the curse had nothing to do with a kiss, Stan and the twins prepare to leave. She then admits that it was a hoax, and that all the guys that she brought back to her cave for a date ran away. With Stan pointing out it's probably because of her creepy cave, he, Dipper and Mabel decorate the cave. Satisfied, she returns Stan's hands back to him. She then asks if he'll be her boyfriend, to which he immediately refuses. The Pines family depart, with Mabel leaving the Hand Witch a dating book.

Shortly after their departure, a handsome hiker climbs up, asking to stay the night. Using a pick-up line from the book that Mabel gave her, she gains the liking of the hiker.

## Personality

The Hand Witch originally appears to be cranky and evil when Stan attempts to steal one of her watches, though it is discovered that she is actually just very lonely and desperate. She actually just desires romance in her life, attempting to "get something going" with Stan and later with a hiker. The latter attempt proves successful.

## Appearance

The Hand Witch is a short, olive-skinned woman with long, white, messy hair. She wears a brown/red robe with dark brown hand prints on the front. She has a large nose and chin, red eyes, and gnarly teeth. Her feet appear to resemble hands with tape wrapped around them, hinting that either she replaced her own feet with hands or that she taped a pair of disembodied hands to her legs as walking aid.
Journal 3

***Journal #3*** is a mysterious journal written by Grunkle Ford, that was later discovered by Dipper Pines. It is the third and final installment in a series of journals preceded by *Journal 1* and *Journal 2*. It contains an encyclopedic collection of information on the variety of paranormal and supernatural creatures living in Gravity Falls (Town), Oregon.

A real-life adaption of the journal was published on July 26, 2016. The standard edition contained the show's contents of **Journal 3**, as well as additional information.
Hidden Tape 2

**Security Footage** (also known as **The Blue Tapes**) is one of the six secret tapes in the indie-horror game Amanda The Adventurer.

## How to obtain

During the second version of the ''In Your Neighborhood '' tape, instead of the price of the item ( before imputing the code on Blabbot ), the player finds some written music inside the store. The music reads "F A C A D E," if you play this on the piano, the back will open and inside will be the tape.

## Synopsis

Upon inserting the blue tape in the VHS player, the player sees what looks like the interrogation of Rebecca Colton. In the first section, the Director sits with Rebecca and asks her to sign the waiver, all the while a scientist is recording Rebecca as she's signing. In the second section, the scientist takes Rebecca to a room, passing by the security before ending the tape. The audio is silent, and it seems pretty cryptic in nature.
John Hammond

John Hammond is the wealthy owner of Jurassic Park and founder of InGen. He is also the grandfather to Tim Murphy and Lex Murphy.

## John Hammond

He has antagonistic traits in the Jurassic Park (Book) which are removed for the Jurassic park (Movie) adaptation. Although he is not modeled after anyone in particular, Michael Crichton explained that Hammond is like the "dark side of Walt Disney". Director Steven Spielberg said about the novel: "I felt Hammond was a brilliantly written, but patented villain, and I was much more interested in portraying Hammond as a cross between Walt Disney and Ross Perot". Attenborough was initially hesitant to accept the role, as he had not acted in 14 years and found film directing much easier. He eventually accepted the part after Spielberg pleaded for him to do so, stating "I can't see anyone else playing it but you".
Darlene

**Darlene** is an Arachnimorph disguised as a Mystery Mountain employee and the first known paranormal being outside of Gravity Falls.

## History

In "Roadside Attraction", Stan tries to give Dipper an example of how confidence can get a girl by using his flirting techniques on Darlene. Darlene flirts back at Stan and the two go up Mystery Mountain together. When they reach a cave, Darlene shows her true nature to Stan and traps him in her web, at the same time mocking him for thinking he was in control of the situation. Stan calls for help via walkie-talkie, and after Darlene sees this, she reveals her full true form to him.

When Stan escapes thanks to Dipper, Mabel, Candy, and Grenda, Darlene chases after them. When Candy pulls the release lever on the Trambience they are escaping in, it sets off a chain of events, eventually trapping her under the giant boot of the tourist trap's statue. The spider woman tries to flirt with Stan once more to trick him into releasing her, which Stan almost falls for, but he is stopped by the kids. She is left stuck under the giant boot. It is unknown if she escaped.

## Appearance

When in disguise as a human female, Darlene has tan skin with tan marks over her eyes in the shape of her sunglasses and on her shoulders where straps were present. She has sandy-blonde hair and a brown birth mark on her left shoulder. She wears black pants, a black belt with a circular light pink buckle, a hot pink tube top and shoes, a pair of red butterfly sunglasses, a pink bracelet on each of her wrists and dreamcatcher earrings. She also wears bright pink lipstick and aqua eye shadow.
Hell-A

**Los Angeles**, also known as **Hell-A**, is the main setting for *Dead Island 2*. It is a city in California that has been overrun by Dead Island 2 Zombies.

## Background

The commercial, financial and cultural center of Southern California, Los Angeles is the largest city in California and the second most populous city in the United States after New York. With a population of roughly 3.9 million, Los Angeles is best known for its sprawling metropolitan area and for being the home of the Hollywood film industry. The majority of the city proper lies in a basin in Southern California adjacent to the Pacific Ocean in the west and extending partly through the Santa Monica Mountains and north into the San Fernando Valley, with the city bordering the San Gabriel Valley to its east. It covers about 469 square miles (1,210 km2) and is the county seat of Los Angeles County.

The area that became Los Angeles was originally inhabited by the indigenous Tongva people and later claimed by Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo for Spain. The city was founded on September 4, 1781, under Spanish governor Felipe de Neve, on the village of Yaanga. It became part of Mexico in 1821 following the Mexican War of Independence. In 1848, at the end of the Mexican–American War, Los Angeles and the rest of California were purchased as part of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, and thus became part of the United States. Los Angeles was incorporated as a municipality on April 4, 1850, five months before California achieved statehood. The discovery of oil in the 1890s brought rapid growth to the city. The city was further expanded with the completion of the Los Angeles Aqueduct in 1913, which delivers water from Eastern California.

Los Angeles has a diverse economy with a broad range of industries.

## Description

During the events of the game, Los Angeles has been overrun by Dead Island 2 Zombies. The U.S. military attempted to evacuate the city, but were overwhelmed due to various earthquakes. Access to the outside world is nearly impossible, with cellphone and internet service cut off by the military. It is later revealed that Los Angeles, as well as the rest of California, was intentionally infected by Dr. Reuben Reed and the CDC in order to find immune individuals, named Numens, to cure the Global Mass Extinction Event known as the eruption of Autophage. Although prior warning was given, the military was unprepared for the mutated Dead Island 2 Zombies variants and earthquakes.
Purna Jackson

**Purna Jackson**, the **Leader**, is one of the four playable heroes in *Dead Island* and one of five heroes in *Dead Island: Riptide.* She used to be a police officer before being fired for improper conduct. She now travels around as a bodyguard for VIPs*.*

## *Biography*

*Purna is a former officer of the Sydney Police department, and as such, she is an expert at firearms. After losing her career when she shot a child molester who could not be touched legally because of his wealth and connections, Purna then turned to working as a bodyguard for VIPs in dangerous places all over the world, contrary to her selection info. She is hired not just for her skills but her looks, as wealthy men did not mind showing up with Purna on their arm. She is still very bitter over losing her career, has a deep hatred of people with enough money to ignore legalities, keeps very much to herself, and wishes to finish off the child molester that caused her to lose her job.*

## *Character Selection Info*

*"I hate rich assholes, which is fucking ironic since I'm expected to put my bloody life on the line for them. That's what they pay me for. This pricey hotel here? To be a bodyguard for the rich and famous fuckwits who come to Banoi Island to blow their money. I used to be a cop. A bloody good one. A vice detective in Sydney. You know how many female half-Aborigine detectives there were before me? None. You think it was easy suffering the abuse of my so-called colleagues? Half of 'em hated me because I was a girl and the other half didn't like the fact that my mum was a Koori. So I came up the hard way: I busted my ass. It took me twelve years to make detective and that still wasn't enough. It's an old boys' club, you know. The whole justice system is a fucking joke. Teenage drug addicts get put away forever and old white wankers who steal fucking millions get away scot-free. One rich bugger I investigated was clearly molesting his fourteen year old daughter, but he had too much pull with the politicians, so I couldn't touch him. After the girl killed herself, I confronted him but he just laughed at me. He pulled out a pistol and told me he could blow my bleeding head off and no one would care because I was nothing, a nobody, an Abo bitch... So I fucking took his gun away and shot the bastard. It was self-defense, but I still got sacked. Twelve bloody years down the drain. Worst part is, I didn't even kill the son of a bitch. I just gelded him. One day I'm gonna have to go back and finish the job..."*

## *Appearance*

*Purna is a middle aged woman with shoulder length brown hair done into small dreads. She wears a purple cocktail dress and light brown boots. The dress is ripped at the legs, exposing a pistol holster. She also wears a brown utility belt with a few pouches clipped on it and twelve small brown bands on her left wrist. She has a tattoo on her left bicep.*
Muselk

Elliott Watkins (born: November 22, 1994 [age 28]), better known online as Muselk (or MrMuselk), is an Australian gaming YouTuber based in Sydney, New South Wales. Due to its uniqueness, the mispronunciation of Elliott's username (most common examples include Muscle-k and Moose-lick) is a recurring gag in many of his collaboration videos, which he later adapted into his everyday humor. Muselk was predominantly famous for playing Team Fortress 2 and other popular games such as numerous Garry's Mods, Overwatch, Star Wars Battlefront, Rainbow Six Siege and many more.
Bill Cipher

**Bill Cipher** was a triangular inter-dimensional demon, formerly existent only in the mindscape before succeeding in gaining access to the real world. He had been running amok in Gravity falls (Town), Oregon since being summoned by Grunkle Ford over thirty years ago and was also known for his mysterious demeanor and sadistic humor. Bill is the main antagonist of the series.

He doesn't play a central role in the series until his first physical appearance in "Dreamscaperers". He has background parts, such as the rug in the mystery shack that has a triangle with one eye, and the triangle window in "Tourist Trapped".
Bruno

Bruno is one of the six slayers in Dead Island 2. Prior to the outbreak, he was a hustler on the streets of Hell-A, California before becoming trapped in the quarantine area during the outbreak.

“Bruno is a calculating hustler who always has a plan, both for pulling off heists on big-time scammers and spammers before the zompocalypse and for taking down the undead now. Born and raised on the streets of LA, he’s always hidden his lethal knife skills behind his disarming Californian charm. Those skills ensure that his targets won’t talk about Bruno – no, no.”
— His description from the Dead Island website

Bruno is a young man with blond and red dyed hair and a clean shaven face. He wears a purple camo zip up hoodie, a pale pink t-shirt with the word 'infernal' on the chest against a black and red rectangle, blue plaid shorts, knee high white socks, and black, white, and blue sneakers, as well as a black beanie, gold-rimmed glasses, two black holsters across his chest and waist, a bandage on his lower left arm, a gold watch on his left wrist, and a black ring on his left pointer finger. He has tattoos on his arms and legs.
Magnet Gun

**Magnet guns** are a type of powerful handheld electromagnetic device that are capable (among other feats) of ripping the fillings out of a man's mouth from a hundred feet.

## History

Before the events of the series, Ford and McGucket used these devices to help them raid the Flying saucer that had crashed in Gravity Falls millions of years prior.

In "Dipper and Mabel vs. the Future," Dipper and Ford return to the saucer, and use the magnet guns to traverse the spacecraft in search of an adhesive to seal the interdimensional rift's containment orb. Ford's gun seems to work as it is intended to, but Dipper's gun appears to be far less reliable, with the gun undergoing brief malfunctions that renders it unable to latch onto objects without a short delay. After Ford is captured by the saucer's security system, Dipper decides to use the magnet gun to latch onto the pod in an attempt to save his uncle. Though it suffers a short delay, the gun latches onto the pod just as it takes off. After a brief flight over Gravity Falls, Dipper activates the gun's "magnet pulse" capabilities, which successfully brings down the pod.

## Appearance

The guns are round and dark gray. They have scratches on them, accentuating their old appearance. The guns have a strip of blue lights running down their side and the opening has two bars coming out of it.
Rexy

**Rexy** is the colloquial nickname for a fictional *Tyrannosaurus rex* that appears throughout the Jurassic park (Movie) franchise. She first appeared in Michael Crichton's 1990 Jurassic Park (Book), and made her onscreen debut in the 1993 film adaptation, directed by Steven Spielberg. She returns in the 2015 film *Jurassic World* and its sequels, *Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom* (2018) and *Jurassic World Dominion* (2022).

For the original film, special-effects artist Stan Winston created an animatronic *T. rex* measuring 20 feet high and 40 feet long, while Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) created a CGI version for certain scenes. Colin Trevorrow served as the primary writer and director of the *Jurassic World* trilogy. Although other T. rexes appeared in the preceding Jurassic park (Movie) sequels, Trevorrow sought to bring back the same individual from the first film. ILM again worked on the animal for each of the *Jurassic World* films. Effects artist Neal Scanlan also created an animatronic for *Fallen Kingdom*.

The films do not specify a name for the animal. "Rexy" came into common usage among fans after the release of *Jurassic World*, although the name had also been used previously in Michael Crichton's novel. It has since been used in other licensed media. The name "Roberta" was also used by visual-effects artist Phil Tippett in his storyboards for the original film.
Lachlan

**Lachlan Ross Power** born: August 25, 1995 age 27 is a gaming YouTuber mostly known for his Fortnite videos, although he had previously been successful in Pixelmon, How to Minecraft and Pokémon GO series. His

channel was primarily focused around Pokémon Go in 2016 into mid-2017 but has since shifted to Fortnite. Currently, he uploads daily Fortnite videos.

His former Minecraft skin is a blonde-haired male, wearing a red hoodie, but after a while of playing Fortnite, he came back to the game and changed it to an elf, similar to the Codename E.L.F. skin in Fortnite. He now runs his own personal Icon Series skin which he was given in Chapter 2 Season 4 His nicknames include; "JagBattleDuty, Lachy, lachydachy", "The Lachers" and "Little Lachy".
Kamui Woods

**Shinji Nishiya** ( *Nishiya Shinji*?), also known by his hero name, **Kamui Woods** (シンリンカムイ *Shinrin Kamui*?), is the No. 7 Pro Hero and member of The Lurkers.

## Appearance

Shinji is a young man with a rather muscular build, standing relatively shorter than other high-ranked Pro Heroes. Underneath his helmet, he has puffy red leaf-like hair, though his face has remained unseen since he has only been shown while wearing his mask. His hero costume is a dark blue bodysuit that includes a wooden belt, wooden knee pads, and wooden shoes. A small bundle of roses hangs from the left side of his belt.

After he officially became the No. 7 Pro Hero, his costume was slightly modified, and he now has two wooden rings hanging on his shoulders, which have stumps and branches protruding from them.

## Personality

Shinji is a very serious and focused person when it comes to being a hero in his hero duties; however, he easily feels down when someone takes his glory or credit. At the same time, he also appears to be rather emotional, as when he was invited by Edgeshot to be part of The Lurkers, he cried in happiness for two hours.

## Abilities

**Overall Abilities:** Shinji has grown to be an incredibly strong hero during his career as a hero, earning him the spot at the No. 7 ranked hero on the JP Billboard Charts and became a popular hero. His skills have led some to believe that he will be a standout hero of the next generation.

### Quirk

**Arbor** ( *Jumoku*?): Shinji's Quirk allows him to enlarge and control his wooden body parts into strong tree branches. These branches are excellent for binding. Being made of wood, this Quirk is at a disadvantage against fire.

### Ultimate Moves

* **Lacquered Chain Prison** (ウルシ *Sensei Hitsubaku Urushi Sarō*?): Shinji shoots out the wood from one of his arms and surrounds the enemy with it to immobilize them. This move is first used against an unnamed enemy.
Donald Gennaro

**Donald Gennaro** is a corporate attorney representing Jurassic Park's investors. He is sent on their behalf to investigate the safety of the park after several reports of missing or dead workers. In the Jurassic Park (Book), he is described as a short muscular man and represents an "every-man" personality among the characters. Although he is initially worried only about disappointing his supervisors, he soon drops this concern when his life is threatened, focusing on survival instead. When problems begin to occur, he consistently handles them appropriately, accompanying Robert Muldoon on a mission to subdue *Rexy* and successfully restoring power, despite being ambushed by a *Velociraptor*. Grant claims that his negative attitude comes from trying to avoid responsibility for his role in creating the park. Near the end of the novel, Gennaro realizes that he is partially responsible for everything occurring when Grant says: "You sold investors on an undertaking you didn't fully understand... You did not check on the activities of a man whom you knew from experience to be a liar, and you permitted that man to screw around with the most dangerous technology in human history". **Donald Gennaro** then helps Alan Grant in his attempt to wipe out the remaining *Velociraptors* and their eggs with nerve gas. Although he survives the events on the island, he dies of dysentery sometime after.
Journal 2

***Journal #2*** is a mysterious journal written by Grunkle Ford and temporarily owned by Gideon Gleeful and later Grunkle Stan. It is the second in a series of journals, preceded by *Journal 1* and followed by *Journal 3*, and contains information on various supernatural items and spells found in Gravity Falls (Town).
Hidden Tape 4

**Recording Booth** (also known as **The Green Tapes**) is one of the six secret tapes in the indie-horror game Amanda The Adventurer.

## How to Obtain

During the tape "What's A Family?", Amanda asks what you would call a chickens' father, if the player types in the name "Sam", pauses the video and turns around; the green tape will be on the ground by the table.

## Synopsis

A cameraman walks near the recording studio, where the director, Sam and Rebecca Colton's voices can be heard off-screen. From the video, we can hear Rebecca reading out seemingly random words - "Bye yell", "Pie man" and "Baa lamb" , these words are repeated thrice, but Sam interrupts as he is suspicious and uncomfortable of what the company is making Rebecca do. The director, tells Sam that this is for to train the technology's dynamic voice reaction and suggests Sam should take a walk, obviously annoyed that him had interrupted them. Before Sam could reply, Rebecca suddenly says she doesn't want to do "that". When asked who she was talking to, she answers with "the man in the headphones". Sam, being concerned refuses to let this continue and has the director take them outside for a break.
Jurassic Park (Book)

***Jurassic Park*** is a 1990 science fiction action novel written by Michael Crichton. A cautionary tale about genetic engineering, it presents the collapse of a zoological park showcasing genetically recreated dinosaurs to illustrate the mathematical concept of chaos theory and its real world implications. A sequel titled *The Lost World*, also written by Michael Crichton, was published in 1995. In 1997, both novels were republished as a single book titled *Michael Crichton's Jurassic World*.

*Jurassic Park* received a 1993 film adaptation of the same name directed by Steven Spielberg. The film was a critical and commercial success, becoming the highest-grossing film ever at the time and spawning five sequels.
Rocky Robinson

**Rockwell "Rocky" Robinson** is a supporting character in *The Amazing World of Gumball*. He is the son of Gaylord Robinson and Margaret Robinson. Rocky works a wide variety of jobs at Elmore Junior High, ranging from the janitor to the school bus driver.

## Appearance

Rocky is covered in fuzzy, orange fur. He has an orange-yellow striped nose and wears a black t-shirt with a logo, pants, but no shoes. Rocky is animated in CGI but is designed to move like and resemble a Muppet.

## Personality

Rocky does a lot of odd jobs around Elmore Junior High, ranging from janitor to a cook, bus driver and much more. He is a good friend to pretty much all the kids and loves to hang out with them, especially Gumball Watterson and Darwin Watterson, unlike his mean-spirited parents who hate them. Rocky is also not very bright, much to the shame of his parents, who are not very pleased about his career choices either (but mostly his father). More proof of his carelessness can be shown in the episode, "The Romantic" where he is shown driving the school bus and mostly reading to Penny Fitzgerald what the poem says. He is not prolific with women, having been dumped many times.
Caryn Pines

**Caryn Romanoff Pines** is the wife of Filbrick Pines, the mother of Stan, Ford, and Shermie Pines, and the great-grandmother of Mabel and Dipper Pines. As of 2012, her current status is unknown.

## History

### Early Life

In the 1960s, Caryn was married to Filbrick Pines and lived in Glass Shard Beach, New Jersey. She mothered two sons with him: Stanford and Stanley Pines. She also worked as a phone psychic, a vocation greatly aided by her pathological need to lie.

### Season 2

In "A Tale of Two Stans", she was seen working as a phone psychic and meeting with the Pines twins' principal about her sons' futures, during which she expresses concern for their "free spirit", Stanley. She also asked what was happening when Filbrick kicked Stanley out of the house.

## Appearance

She wears a red, sleeveless dress, white heels, golden bangles on her wrists and large golden hoop earrings. She has long nails, dark red lipstick and purple eye shadow. She wears a large part of her hair up in a partial beehive, leaving the rest of it loose.
Ram

**Rams** are extremely tough, tall, strong and determined. These undead were either already crazy before the outbreak or were restrained after being infected in an attempt to prevent them from infecting others. Now, they

single-mindedly pursue any survivors in sight and attack them by charging at full-force. If a survivor is spotted by the Ram, it will charge in a straight line towards them while giving off a loud, wild roar. If a survivor gets close enough to them, they resort to a powerful kick attack. Their weak spot is a small patch of exposed skin on their back, as well as their exposed head. They take an extremely small amount of damage - usually less than 20 - anywhere else. An easier way to kill Rams is to drive over them in any vehicle, usually resulting in instant death. However, this is almost impossible in Moresby, where most Rams are encountered, due to the streets being littered with crashed and abandoned vehicles. Rams are especially dangerous in high-threat regions of Moresby, such as Shanty Town, because they will usually spawn together with multiple Walkers, Infected and/or Suiciders, potentially overwhelming players. It is also noted that Sam B is able to knock one down with his Tackle skill, although this is not possible when the Ram still has high health.

Modded weapons are quite effective against Rams. Fire, electricity, poison and bleeding all have full effect on them. Throwables like molotov cocktails and grenades, world objects like propane tanks, and attribute-bearing melee weapons are all great ways to attack a Ram.

In Dead Island, the first encounter is in Act II, where a Ram is attempting to break down the door to Saint Christopher's Church. Note that this Ram will not exit the bounds of the Church's yard to attack the player. In Dead Island: Riptide, a Ram is first encountered much later in the game, at Henderson's cinema while the survivors are looking for a new safe zone.
Blabbot

**Blabbot** is a toy robot that first appeared in the full game of Amanda The Adventurer.

## Role

#### Full Game (2023)

In order to use **Blabbot**, the player would have to get the scissors from the red toolbox (by inputting the code GUTS) and cut off Gret-chan's head to obtain the batteries. Once the player obtains the batteries, they can put it into the battery compartment of **Blabbot** in which he turns on and speaks to you.
Infinity sided dice

The **infinity sided dice** (#106 as labeled by Ford Pines) is a type of apeirohedron die that was brought back by Ford from another dimension. These type of dice are outlawed in 9,000 other dimensions due to the properties of their roll. Because of their infinite sides, anything can happen when one of these dice is rolled. The one owned by Ford is currently locked in the underground laboratory in his sliding cabinet until the day Dipper needs it.

## History

One appears in "Dungeons, Dungeons, and More Dungeons", in which Ford explains the power of the die to Dipper. Later on in the episode, when Stan accidentally rolls the die by throwing Ford's bag of dice on the ground in anger, it brings the characters of the Dungeons, Dungeons, and More Dungeons board game to Gravity Falls's dimension. Afterwards, the die is locked away by Ford to ensure it isn't accidentally used again.

## Appearance

The infinity sided die is a glowing blue and purple die, almost globe-shaped, with constantly changing sides, and various white-colored options.

### Known symbols that appear on the die

* The infinity symbol/lemniscate (∞)
* The letters H, M, B, Z, D, K, W, I, R, X, F, Q, C and N
* A heart (♥)
* An exclamation point (!)
* A bulls-eye-like shape(🎯)
* A diamond (♦)
* Two cherries(🍒)
* A dollar sign ($)
* A triangle (▲)
* A pine tree(🌲)
* Stanley's fez symbol()
* A gemstone
* The numbers 6, 5, 3, 7, √4, 1 and 18
* A speaker symbol
* A spiral symbol
* An asterisk (\*)
* An eighth note (♪)
* A llama(🦙)
* A pair of glasses (👓)
* A teacup(☕)
* A scarab-like symbol
* A DNA symbol
* A timeline-like symbol
* The Cancer symbol (♋)
* A sun (☀)
* A circle (○)
* The pi symbol (π)
* A skull(💀)
* A crescent (☾)
* A star (★)
* A dog(🐕)
* An arrow pointing upwards (↑)
* An arrow pointing downwards (⇩)
* A fast forward symbol(⏩)
* A butterfly
* A lightning symbol
* Probabilitor the Annoying
* The therefore sign/Three dots (∴)
* An atom
* A flame
* A sword
* A filled-in Star of David
* A smiley face ( :) )
* Two dots ( .. )
* A leaf-like symbol
* A check mark (✓)
* A shield
* A key
* A trigram (☰)
* The Mars symbol (♂)
* The Venus symbol (♀)
* A turtle
* A pound symbol (#)
* An hourglass symbol
Michael Crichton

**John Michael Crichton** October 23, 1942 – November 4, 2008 was an American author and filmmaker. His books have sold over 200 million copies worldwide, and over a dozen have been adapted into films. His literary works heavily feature technology and are usually within the science fiction, techno-thriller, and medical fiction genres. His novels often explore technology and failures of human interaction with it, especially resulting in catastrophes with biotechnology. Many of his novels have medical or scientific underpinnings, reflecting his medical training and scientific background.

Crichton received an M.D. from Harvard Medical School in 1969 but did not practice medicine, choosing to focus on his writing instead. Initially writing under a pseudonym, he eventually wrote 26 novels, including: *The Andromeda Strain* (1969), *The Terminal Man* (1972), *The Great Train Robbery* (1975), *Congo* (1980), *Sphere* (1987), Jurassic park (Movie) (1990), *Rising Sun* (1992), *Disclosure* (1994), *The Lost World* (1995), *Airframe* (1996), *Timeline* (1999), *Prey* (2002), *State of Fear* (2004), and *Next* (2006). Several novels, in various states of completion, were published after his death in 2008.

Crichton was also involved in the film and television industry. In 1973, he wrote and directed *Westworld*, the first film to utilize 2D computer-generated imagery. He also directed: *Coma* (1978), *The First Great Train Robbery* (1978), *Looker* (1981), and *Runaway* (1984). He was the creator of the television series *ER* (1994–2009), and several of his novels were adapted into films, most notably the Jurassic park (Movie) franchise.
Mystery Mountain

**Mystery Mountain** is a tourist attraction located on Redwood Highway, Oregon. According to Stan, it is five times the size of the Mystery Shack, has "real attractions", and even features made-up legends better than those he creates for his own tourist trap.

## Appearance

The Mystery Mountain is covered by a vast forest of redwoods, covered in fog. Its entrance features a signboard, an information booth, the ticket booth in which Darlene works, and large statues of Paul Bunyan with Babe the Blue Ox, the largest statue of its kind in Oregon. The ticket booth is beneath the Paul Bunyan statue's upraised boot. The base of the sky tram can also be seen from the entrance. An animatronic of "Flame Retardant Racoon" stands beside the information booth.

## Known Attractions

#### *Mummy Museum*

The museum, also called "Mummy Town", is one of Mystery Mountain's main attractions and is located in a cave within the mountain. It features vast hallways lined with wooden cabinets displaying the mummies, all partially wrapped in bandages. It also has a large banner announcing "new mummies daily", the Mummy Museum's sales pitch.

#### *Giant Spider Forest*

The forest is located somewhere on the way towards Widow's Peak, near the top of the mountain. It features large wooden spiders and benches cut directly into fallen trees. This attraction's name is probably derived from the presence of arachnimorphs in the area, which Mystery Mountain pamphlets also promise a sight of.

#### *Trambience*

Moving at a speed 0.1 mph, Mystery Mountain's sky tram is billed as the "World's Slowest Treetop Tram Ride". It runs from the base of the mountain to the top, where Widow's Peak is located. Its tram carts are dark green, and each one offers visitors a seemingly interactive narrator explaining the Trambience experience. Each cart also contains a release lever that makes the cart separate from its lines, dropping into the abyss. The narrated trip's parting message instructs visitors to tell their friends it was "a boring, boring ride."

#### *Widow's Peak*

Located at the top of the mountain, Widow's Peak is where Darlene's nest is located. The trees in the area surrounding Darlene's nest are swathed in spider webs. Within the nest are vast spider webs, some containing the corpses of past victims.

### Other Locations and Features

* The Stump Bench
* Old Reliable Geyser

## History

### Season 2

Mystery Mountain was one of Stan's selected tourist traps to sabotage in Stan's road trip in "Roadside Attraction." He arrives there in the RV with Dipper, Mabel, Candy and Grenda. Stan flirted with an employee named Darlene to show Dipper that he knows how to get women. However, after the two walked deep into Giant Spider Forest, Darlene revealed that she was an arachnimorph and wrapped Stan in webbing to eat him. She did that for other visitors, which is how the attraction got its Mummy Museum. Stan was able to contact Dipper through a walkie-talkie, and Dipper and the others were able to free Stan. They escaped Darlene by dropping the foot of the Paul Bunyan statue on top of her.
Sports Festival

The **U.A. Sports Festival** ( *Yūei Taiikusai*?) is an annual event held by U.A. High School where students from all grades and courses have the opportunity to showcase their abilities in different competitions in order to be scouted by Pro Heroes and support agencies.

## Description

In the days before Quirks, sports fans would obsess over the Olympic Games. When powers became apart of the equation, the U.A. Sports Festival became the most watched sporting event. Students from each grade and every course compete among each other in their respective age groups. The event begins with preliminary elimination rounds, those who pass moving up to compete in the main event. Each stage has a teacher as a chief referee, with the principal usually overseeing the senior stage.

This event is a great opportunity for students from each of the departments of the U.A. High School. For the students of the Hero Department, the U.A. Sports Festival gives them the opportunity to display their abilities in front of Pro Heroes who might want to hire them after graduation. For the students from the General Department, this event gives them the chance to prove that they are worthy of being transferred to the Hero Departments based on the results of the U.A. Sports Festival. The reverse is also possible if Hero Department students perform subpar.

Students from the Support and Business Departments can also be transferred, but prefer to use the Sports Festival for other purposes. Some students from the Support Department use the U.A. Sports Festival to show off their inventions to support company executives. Meanwhile, Business Department students generally have nothing to gain from the festival itself, so they use it to hone their skills as salespeople and run business simulations by selling snacks and souvenirs to the crowd and calculating the odds of other students.

Once the event concludes, Pro Heroes from any agency can nominate the students that earned their attention, as an expression of interest in their future potential. However, these nominations can be dropped by the time the student reaches graduation, should the Hero lose interest in them.

The Sports Festival is one of the biggest events in Japan. So popular in fact, that following Class 1-A's competition, the students were easily recognizable to the public.

## Arena

The competition is held at the Sports Festival Stadium which is located on the school campus. There are several concession stands outside the entrance with signs pointing to each grade's stage.
Security Droids

The **Security Droids** are alien robotic drones created by Pan-Dimensional Beings that were left aboard the Crash Site Omega in Gravity Falls, Oregon.

## History

### Origins

The Security Droids were robotic drones which were created by an unknown species of aliens. When the aliens travelled to the Earth, their UFO crashed in Gravity Falls, Oregon. Whether the impact killed the alien crew of the UFO or not isn't clear, but the aliens were surely deceased by the 21st century. Despite this, however, the Security Droids weren't destroyed and remained active during all these years.

### Season 2

In "Dipper and Mabel vs. the Future," while both Ford and Dipper are searching the craft for some Adhesive to fix the Rift, they accidentally reactivate the security system. Dipper and Ford are then confronted by two Security Droids. Ford tells Dipper that they focus on adrenaline, and if you are not scared, they will not attack you. However, Dipper is unable to keep his fear in check, and one of the Security Droids attempts to blast him. Ford pushes Dipper out of the way, and shoots the droid with the magnet gun, but he is injured and captured by the other droid.

Dipper chases the Security Droid through the saucer. The droid puts Ford into a different, ship-like droid, programmed to take Ford to a prison at an unknown destination. As the ship prepares to take off through a hatch in the saucer, Dipper attaches himself to the ship with the magnet gun. The ship takes off, flying over the town and destroying the water tower as Dipper desperately tries to disable the ship. He uses the pulse option on the gun to disable the ship, which sends it crashing down in the woods. The remaining droid that survived arrives behind Dipper. He stands up to the Security Droid, yelling that he isn't scared and that nothing will take away his uncle, causing the droid to not detect any fear and disable itself.

## Appearance

The Security Droids of Crash Site Omega are metallic grey spheres with a marble-like pattern on their surface. On the direct front of them is an upside down red triangle, which is how they view intruders and scan for one's heartbeat.
Drowner

**Drowners** are a type of common zombie introduced in Dead Island: Riptide. They appear in heavily flooded areas and try to kill the player by grabbing them and pulling them underwater. They resemble a Walker or Floater

due to their decomposition, as well as green discoloration on their remaining flesh. Drowners are classified as Very Fast in Dr. Kessler's Casebook and attack in a flurry just like the Infected. They are drawn by the sounds of survivors (running, explosives, gunshots) and they also tend to surprise their prey by leaping from the water and relentlessly attacking them. However, most tend to stay close to water and some will even retreat from land back into the water itself, though they will not play dead, instead mindlessly roaming until the player enters their immediate area once again.
Wooly

Wooly the Sheep (spelled as Woolie in the Secret Tape) is one of the two main characters in the indie-horror game Amanda The Adventurer. He is an anthropomorphic sheep who is seemingly self-aware that he is trapped in the video tapes. He even breaks the 4th wall by telling the player of their fate if the tapes aren’t destroyed.
Granny Sweetkin's Yarnball

**Granny Sweetkin's Yarnball** is "the world's biggest" ball of yarn, located in the attraction of the same name, near the Redwood Highway and owned by Granny Sweetkin.

## History

### Season 2

In "Roadside Attraction," the yarnball is the first stop of Stan's trip of revenge. While the gang is there, they tie one end of the yarnball to the RV's bumper, so that they unravel the ball as they leave. Granny Sweetkin herself turns out to be inside the yarnball, and when it unravels she swears to get Stan back for this act of sabotage. She later succeeds, vandalizing the Mystery Shack with other tourist trap owners.