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Creepy Crawlies

**Creepy Crawlies** is Joel Wright's very first book.

## Blurb

Once a peaceful landscape, the forests of the Terrarium have been overrun by a colony of Crawlers! The Anteau family owns a farm in this forest and has to fight a battle with the Crawlers every month just to protect their precious crops and livestock. The Anteaus have been facing these enemies for months, and they seem to know what they're dealing with. But the alpha male of the crawlers enters a new and more powerful stage of existence in the course of two terrifyingly tumultuous week. The Anteaus must gather whatever knowledge they can to stop him for good!
Crimson (Alternate Timeline)

Alternate Timeline Crimson is a version of Crimson brought to the main timeline during the Multiverse Arc, from a world in which Orange is the one that becomes corrupted by Blod, and the ensuing battle leaves Crimson as the sole survivor. Following the events of the Multiverse Arc, this Crimson's body is the one that the soul of Main Timeline Crimson is transported to.

## Appearance

Compared to the Crimson of the main timeline, this Crimson has a much more normal, average appearance - the biggest difference being that she is of average height compared to Main Timeline Crimson's near-inhuman stature. Not only this, but she also sports more freckles and a need to wear glasses. She also has more of a medium-length haircut.

## Abilities

This Crimson's abilities are not really elaborated on during the Multiverse Arc, but it's implied they are very similar to Main Timeline Crimson's abilities pre-corruption, albeit a little weaker due to her hesitancy to use them following Orange's corruption in her timeline.
Luno no Skye

**Luno no Skye** is an Elemental Transformation in the *Luno-Kun series*, debuting in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*.

## Overview

Luno takes on this form after utilizing the power of air via the Legendary Elemental Charm.

## Trivia

* Luno no Skye ties with Luno no Noxy for having the shortest names of the Elemental Transformations.
Mettopian Critters

**Mettopian critters** are the Mettopia equivalent of animals in real life.

## List of Mettopian critters

### **Neutral**-element Critters

#### Mini-Waddler

Mini-Waddlers are the baby form of the Waddler life cycle.

#### Waddler

Waddlers are the second stage of the Waddler life cycle.

#### Greater Waddler

Greater Waddlers are the final stage of the Waddler life cycle.

#### Bellkitty

Bellkitties are the baby form of the Bellcat life cycle.

#### Bellcat

Bellcats are the second stage of the Bellcat life cycle.

#### Belliger

Belligers are the final stage of the Bellcat life cycle.

### **Fire**-element Critters

#### Fireworm

Fireworms are the baby form of the Rocket Bug life cycle.

#### Rocket Bug

Rocket Bugs are the second stage of the Rocket Bug life cycle.

### **Nature**-element Critters

#### Shooba

Shooba are the baby form of the Bambar life cycle.

#### Bambar

Bambars are the second stage of the Bambar life cycle.
Trial Captain

A **Trial Captain** is a term used to describe the "star" of a CNC Trial.

## Known Trial Captains

* **Mika:** Normal Mika is the Trial Captain of Five Nights at Mika's: Remastered.
* **Handy Hatterson:** Handy Hatterson is the Trial Captain of Five Nights with Handy Hatterson.
* **Silver Claw:** Silver Claw is the Trial Captain of Terror at the Terrarium.
Luno-Kun: The Revenge of the Handhat King

Were you looking for the anime equivalent, Luno-Kun's Epic Adventures in Mettopia?

## Luno-Kun: The Revenge of the Handhat King

### Genre

Action Platformer, Role-Playing

***Luno-Kun: The Revenge of the Handhat King*** is an open-world role-playing video game in the Luno-Kun series. It is the successor and complete rehaul of the first Luno-Kun game, Luno-Kun Adventures, and it combines game mechanics from other games in the Luno-Kun franchise.

## Story

### Intro

Handy Hatterson is preparing to hold Critter Welcoming Day at his mansion, to welcome the Mettopian critters into the Handhat Gang.

## Gameplay

Note: This section is to be included when a trailer is launched.
*Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson* combines mechanics from previous games in the Luno-Kun series, stockpiling it all into one "ultra-fun" experience. The gameplay itself uses a 3-dimensional platforming style with limited perspectives accompanied by an inventory system, an RPG vibe, and some battles use turn-based combat.

### Features

Main Link: Luno-Kun: The Revenge of the Handhat King/Features
Elemental Transformation returns

## Characters

### Non-Playable Characters

* Buddy Critt
* The Paper Puppet
* Princess Sunny
* Queen Serenity

### Ememies

* Black Hatgal
* Hatman
* Handman
* Bowlerman
* Grabhat
* Hat Dog
* Block Bully
* Handhatula
* Spike Bowler
* Mini-Waddler
* Waddler
* Greater Waddler
* Bambar
* Shooba
* Hummin Beetle
* Fireworm
* Rocket Bug
* Dappup
* Spitebble
* Speweed
* Sand Shrimp
* Sand Crab
* Lava Crab
* Rock Mimic
* Electrigrub
* Electrifly
* Shadow Doll
* Shadow Puppet
* Slumby
* Lullabond
* Warpole
* Portiwog
* Warpifrog
* Sporlin
* Cappashroom
* Confuseon
* Branch Bird
* Tree Crane
* Cranigami
* Bellkitty
* Bellcat
* Belliger
* Minehat

### Mid-bosses

* Ambird Dextron
* Buster Block Boss
* Foamifique
* Gripocles
* Handy Jr.
* Hattannah
* Sharpguard

### Bosses

* Handy Hatterson
* Handhat Executives
	+ Apparinette
	+ Betty Babe
	+ Captain Heftyarms
	+ The Dynamo-Fly
	+ Duplican
	+ Hatter Wolf
	+ Madam Patricia
	+ March Hat
	+ Miss Camo
	+ The Shadow Puppeteer
	+ The Slumbaestro

## Music

Note: This section is to be included when the game or a demo is launched.
Main Page: Luno-Kun: The Revenge of the Handhat King/Music
Various (element)

**Various** is one of the 17 elements in the *Luno series*. It is primarily used to classify characters or enemies that specialize in more than three elements at once.

## Loonari-Verse Entries

### Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis

"Personally, I have no idea why the Various element exists, but it does. Its primary (if not only purpose) is to identify characters or enemies that specialize in more than three elements at once. Or, at *least* three, because Professor Bubbles believes the minimum requirement to classify the Various element onto something is for that something to specialize in five elements or more, thus creating the requirement that 'maybe, the Various element is used for specializing in more than four elements at once.' To be honest, I don't know why she thinks that, but she is the lead scientist of Mettopia, so until we can dig deeper, I'll have to agree with her."

- The Detective's notes

### Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson

"Some deep digging has been made on the Various element, and Professor Bubbles has discovered that the Various element classifies a minimum element combination length of not five, not four, but three elements! Both of our claims were wrong, but that's water under the bridge."

- The Detective's notes
Bug (element)

**Bug** is one of the 17 elements in the *Luno series*. It is primarily used to classify characters or enemies that specialize in insect-based attacks.

## Loonari-Verse Entries

"You've got to be kidding me. An element? For bugs?

"Anyway, the Bug element was not named for no reason; it allows insects and bugs to fight back against those who wronged them. Which is, like, pretty much everyone. There's not much else I can say about it."

- The Detective's notes
Rocket Bug

**Rocket Bugs** are enemies that debuted in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*. They appeared again in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*.

Rocket Bugs grow from Fireworms.

## Games

### *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*

Rocket Bugs are a weak enemy in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*.

### *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*

The Rocket Bugs return in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson* as a lower-ranking member of the Handhat Gang.

## Etymology

Rocket Bug comes from "rocket", referring to the rocket-like shape of firecrackers.
Luno no Ghostly

**Luno no Ghostly** is an Elemental Transformation in the *Luno-Kun series*, debuting in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*.

## Overview

Luno takes on this form after utilizing the power of spiritual energy via the Legendary Elemental Charm.

## Trivia

* Luno no Ghostly ties with Luno no Splashy for having the longest names of the Elemental Transformations.
One-Eyed Goat

The One-Eyed Goat from the Side Deck Selector Mod is a side deck card that appaears in Act 1. It costs nothing to play it, and has 0 power and 1 health. It gives 2 blood when sacrificed, but does 2 damage to yourself when played.

## Strategy

Picking the One-Eyed Goat at the start of the run is very useful for blood decks, you can play any 2 cost card on your first turn, since it has the modded sigil of Bi-Blood.

But you have to be REALLY careful with it's other sigil, because it makes you lose 2 life when the One-Eyed Goat is played.

Using this card without precaution can put you in a "softlock", where you either do as much damage as the opponent does to you or your opponent is 2 damage ahead of winning and you can't play anything. Both of these situations would probably end with you on a loss.

## Trivia

* It is probably based on the weird mutation of the "Cyclops Goat" or the "One-Eye Goat", wich makes goats only have 1 eye.
Realms

Realms are the various "aspects" that make up an entire universe in the series. They each represent an important feature of the universe, and are guarded by at least one appointed Realm Guardian.

## Structure of a Realm

Realms are best imagined as layers of dimensions that constitute the entire universe. Each universe has the same 4 realms, but the appearance of each realm may be slightly different or have different Realm Guardians. Their landscape tend to be very similar to what most would consider the layout of the Mortal Realm in particular, but the inhabitants of each realm obey the specific fundamental rules of their respective realm (the mortal realm follows laws of creation and destruction, the under realm follows laws of death and punishment or reward, etc).

Just like how each realm effectively represents one layer of the greater universe, each realm is comprised of two layers - material and immaterial. The material realm is what inhabitants and visitors to each realm are inside of and interact with, but the immaterial realm is the part of the realm that is unseen. These immaterial layers tend to be uninhabitable and only contain the very laws which dictate how each realm works. With this, in the rare scenario that the immaterial layer of the realm is accessed, it is impossible to escape it by any means and is only deemed reachable by the Pantheon - not even a divine trade can be used to recover things lost in the immaterial parts of a realm.
Fireworm

**Fireworms** are enemies that debuted in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*. They appeared again in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*.

Fireworms grow into Rocket Bugs.

## Games

### *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*

Fireworms are a weak enemy in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*.

### *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*

The Fireworms return in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson* as a lower-ranking member of the Handhat Gang.

## Etymology

Fireworm is a combination of "fire", "firecracker", "firework" and "worm".
Nature (element)

**Nature** is one of the 17 elements in the *Luno series*. It is primarily used to classify characters or enemies that specialize in plant-based attacks.

## Loonari-Verse Entries

"Contragulations: I've officially discovered the true power of nature. The forest isn't just about the flora and fauna striving to thrive; it has greater potential. More specifically, an element that was unsurprisingly dubbed 'nature.'

"The Nature element combines bending the forces of plants to one's will and the ability to heal others, an ability it shares with the Magic element. The most suited for the Nature element are kind-hearted or nature-loving people, although an absolute wild card named Rosy somehow managed to snag it from the moment she was born! I do not often state my opinions in my notes, although this is one of only a few where I make an exception.

"The winner of the Nature element usage goes to Dendrita—and it should come as no surprise that us Mettopians named her after the prefix 'dendro-' long ago (the Eight Elemental Guardians weren't actually properly named). She's basically a nature goddess, and like the other elemental guardians, she has a long-running grudge against us for disrespecting and ruining the environment. She can quite literally kill almost anything that dares to stand in her way, especially that kid named Luno. The best we can hope for is to restore the forest before she goes on a rampage again, like Dr. Doomsday's Shadow Essence made her do."

- The Detective's notes

## Users of **Nature**

### Characters that only specialize in **Nature-**based attacks

* Luno no Leafy
* Rosy
Luno-Kun's Adventure

***Luno-Kun's Adventure*** is a video game in the Luno-Kun series.

## History

* 12/4/21: The first version of Luno-Kun's Adventure is released on Scratch. Link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/604182921
* 12/24/21: The second version of Luno-Kun's Adventure is released on Scratch. Link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/606475064
* 12/28/21: An intro to the game is released on Scratch. Link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/621324303

## Story

### Intro

Luno is seen taking a walk with Princess Sunny and comes across the Handhat Mansion. He enters, after which the screen fades to black and pans to Handy Hatterson relaxing. Handy Hatterson suddenly notices the moon child bust through the front door, who proceeds to punch Handy in the face. Handy, angered, kidnaps Princess Sunny in front of Luno and sends him back outside. To keep Luno from meddling further, Handy creates eight golden Handhat Charms and sends them to his eight executives. To save Princess Sunny, Luno must recover the charms before confronting Handy himself.

### Gameplay

In this game, there are eight worlds with 5 levels each, along with a boss. The player must complete these worlds and every level in order. At the end of each world is a member of the Handhat Executives serving as a boss. These executives must be defeated to continue to the next world.

### Endings

There are two Endings: the Good Ending and the Bad Ending.

#### Bad Ending

This ending is obtained by playing the game without beating the bonus stages and defeating Handy Hatterson. Once he is defeated, Luno is happy to see Princess Sunny again, and as they leave the mansion, Handy Hatterson blocks the exit and cackles maniacally. The credits then roll, and the bad ending screen is revealed.

#### Good Ending

This ending is obtained by beating every bonus stage before defeating Handy Hatterson. Once he is defeated, the following events are mostly the same as the Bad Ending, but as they leave the mansion, Handy Hatterson realizes his mistake and says he won't be so rude to Luno again. The credits then roll, and the good ending screen is revealed.
Meton Palace

The **Meton Palace** is a palace in Mettopia located at the north end of Mettopian City.

## Physiology

The Meton Palace is the home of Queen Serenity, and has a truly fitting style for a regal person. It is a gigantic palace with over 6 stories, and an impressive family legacy that has never been broken.

### First Floor

The first floor is filled with numerous rooms, paintings, artifacts and antique items.

## Role

The Meton Palace serves as the home of Queen Serenity, Princess Sunny, Abraham Butler, the Summoner, and the Minonids.
Handy Hatterson

**Handy Hatterson** is the main antagonist of Luno-Kun's Adventure.

## Appearance

### Male Form

Handy Hatterson's male form wears a white tailcoat, a blue bowtie, and a white, black-banded top hat. His hair is short and purple. His tuxedo has two lapels on each side of his coat, with each lapel having dark blue edges. He wears a light blue waistcoat with buttons in his tailcoat and white pants. He also wears a white shirt underneath his waistcoat. His coat's cuffs are gray. He wears white leather shoes with blue soles, and he also wears white gloves. The insides of the coat's tails are blue. Handy's eyes have black sclerae and pupils, with white irises that glisten, and he also wears a cape. His overall appearance is reminiscent of a gentleman, and he has an extendable, second set of arms on his back.
Hatman

Hatmen are enemies that appear in Luno-Kun's Adventure.

## Appearance

Hatmen are tophat-like creatures with stubby arms.

## Types of Hatmen

### Regular Hatmen

Regular Hatmen simply walk around left and right. They are only seen in flat areas, and can be defeated through any means. Try not to run into them, though...

## Cake Carrier Hatmen

Cake Carrier Hatmen appear exclusively in World 3 and walk around left and right while carrying cakes. They see Luno, they will throw cake at him. Luno cannot touch the cakes, otherwise, he'll instantly consume them and become temporarily unable to move, giving more dangerous enemies a chance to finish him off.
Sasha

Sasha is the original Realm Guardian of the Mortal Realm. Initially protecting the entire Mortal Realm herself, she is forced to intervene once Green ascends to the same status via Divine Trade, and the two form an temperamental allyship of sorts before later ending up in a relationship and having a child. She assists in the containment of Blod during the Calamity Arc.

## History

### Pre-Council

Sasha was born on the planet Akalion in the Mortal Realm, Sasha had a relatively normal childhood and grew to be incredibly proficient at blades in combat. As a teen though, the planet began to be invaded by other planets and harvested of its resources at an incredible rate, throwing them into a war. Despite Sasha defending her village and planet, they were quickly overwhelmed. At some point during this war, she discovered the divine trade ritual and sacrificed the sword her family gave to her before their death in order to protect the planet. The Pantheon granted her wish, sending the entire planet into an unknown region of the universe and leaving her adrift in space. Unbeknownst to her at the time she was deemed worthy and became Realm Guardian of the Mortal Realm, and was picked up by Mikhail and allowed to briefly recover in the Time Realm. After being informed of her new duties, she began travelling the Mortal Realm vanquishing evil while also looking for the home that she had lost.

### Realm Guardian Spinoff

After the defeat of Corrupt Crimson, Sasha is informed that her power has diminished due to the existence of a new Realm Guardian, Green. Initially she decides that it isn't worth her time to meet Green, but with Mikhail out of commission due to a fight with an unknown enemy that somehow overtook the Time Realm, she is forced to bring them along through each realm while training them and teaching them the duties of a Realm Guardian.
Vampire Family

The Vampire Family is a race of vampires that resides within the kingdom of Mendilibar. They are subordinates of the Majin Ruler and are plotting the demise of the human race by trying to force open the Interdimensional Rift and let the Dark Gods attack.

**Abilities**

* Long lifespan - The vampire family can live for a very long time, with a longer lifespan the higher the vampire ranks within the hierarchy.
* Regeneration - Vampires have incredible regenerative abilities. A mortal wound for humans is a mere flesh wound for the vampires. The only way to override their regeneration is to strike their brain. Higher ranking vampires have faster and more powerful regenerative abilities.
* Life Drain - Vampires are able to increase their lifespan, restore mana, and heal by sucking the blood of a human.
* Charm - Vampires can charm humans with a weak mental resistance to lure them into a trap or to control them and gather information.
* Subordination - Vampires can turn humans into their subordinates by sucking their blood, they are indistinguishable from other humans while subordinated and they cannot be turned back into a human. Once the master vampire dies, the subordinate does too.
* Metamorphosis - Vampires are able to morph their bodies into several or single bats to escape fights. They can also turn a small part of their body into a bat to use as a scout.

**Personality**

The vampire family is incredibly prideful and arrogant. They do not look at humans as equals, but rather slaves to be controlled. This arrogant behaviour has caused many vampire lords to lose their lives because they underestimate their opponent or flee without thinking.
Electrigrub

**Electrigrubs** are enemies that debuted in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*. They appeared again in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*.

Electrigrubs grow into Electriflies.

## Appearance

Electrigrubs are fuzzy, caterpillar-like enemies.

## Games

### *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*

Electrigrubs are a weak enemy in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*, and the first stage of the Electrifly life cycle.

Electrigrubs simply crawl around in a set pattern. If a character that is affected by electricity makes contact with an Electrigrub (either by physical touch or with an attack that has the character him/herself make contact), that character will be paralyzed and lose 2 HP. The only way to make contact with an Electrigrub without being paralyzed is with a character that isn't affected by electricity.

### *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*

The Electrigrubs return in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson* as a lower-ranking member of the Handhat Gang.
Electrifly

**Electriflies** are enemies that debuted in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*. They appeared again in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*.

Electriflies grow from Electrigrubs.

## Appearance

Electriflies are large, insect-like enemies.

## Games

### *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*

Electriflies are a moderate-strength enemy in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*, and the adult stage of the Electrigrubs.

The Electrifly will fly around around in a set pattern. If it spot Luno, it will quickly fly towards them in a zigzag fashion, as it is electricity-based. At a close enough range, it will either sting Luno and Co, dealing 10-15 HP, or dive right through them. Much like its larval form, the Electrigrub, a character that is affected by electricity makes contact with an Electrifly (either by physical touch or with an attack that has the character him/herself make contact) will be paralyzed and lose 4 HP. The only way to make contact with an Electrifly without being paralyzed is with a character that isn't affected by electricity.

### *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*

The Electrigrubs return in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson* as a lower-ranking member of the Handhat Gang.

## Etymology

Electrifly is a combination of "electric" and "fly."
Tortitillor

**Tortitillor** are enemies that debuted in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*. They appeared again in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*.

Tortitillors grow from Turtile.

## Appearance

It is unknown what Tortitillors look like.

## Games

### *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*

Tortitillors are strong enemies in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*, and the adult form of Turtile.

### *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*

Tortitillors return in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson* as a lower-ranking member of the Handhat Gang.

## Etymology

Tortitillor is a combination of "tortoise" and a misspelling of "tiller".
Spirit (element)

**Spirit** is one of the 17 elements in the *Luno series*. It is primarily used to classify characters or enemies that specialize in magical attacks.

## Loonari-Verse Entries

"Now, there's an element that's actually terrifying! The Spirit element is associated with ghosts and ghouls, and especially undead beings. Many Spirit-element users are resistant (if not immune) to physical attacks, and they utilize status effects much more often.

"Luckily, most Spirit-element users are incapable of taking too well to bright lights, or, to a lesser extent, each other. Plus, they fall more easily to special attacks. One particular Spirit-user, known only as the Shadow Puppeteer, does not suffer so much from the light-weakness that most of his relatives live in fear of. In fact, he is known to stand in the spotlight quite often! Light only really becomes a problem to him if one shines it into the eyes on his mask (or, more effectively, his actual eyes), or when the silhouettes of his shadowy quadruplets disappear, leaving *them* vulnerable to being yanked off.

"All in all, the Spirit element is a pretty versatile element. It may only be truly effective against itself and the Mind element, but it is only weak to itself and the Light element. So, it's better to treat the Spirit element with caution."

- The Detective's notes
Mini-Waddler

**Mini-Waddlers** are enemies that debuted in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*. They appeared again in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*.

## Appearance

Mini-Waddlers are smaller variants of Waddlers. Being baby-stages of Waddlers, Mini-Waddlers have beadier eyes, peach-colored feet, a smaller mouth, and a light-yellow body.

## Games

### *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*

Mini-Waddlers are a weak enemy in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*, and the first stage of the Waddler life cycle.

Mini-Waddlers walk around in a set pattern and do not respond to Luno's presence. They can be defeated by anything, and Luno can even step on them.

### *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*

The Mini-Waddlers return in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson* as a lower-ranking member of the Handhat Gang.
LKEAIM02

**Might of a Knight!** (Japanese: **騎士の力！** *The power of a knight!*) is the 2nd episode of Luno-Kun's Epic Adventures in Mettopia.

## Blurb

*It has been just a day since Luno arrived, and now it's time for a little history. But suddenly, a little knight appears, and an easygoing tour is cast aside for an epic battle!*

## Characters

### Allies

* Princess Sunny
* Burnie
* Professor Bubbles

### Villians

* Nobloo (main antagonist)
* Queen Serenity (minor antagonist)
Romeo Montague

**Romeo Montague** is the main antagonist of *Star-Crossed Catastrophe: Lovely Mania*.

## Personality

Romeo is a cool, calm, and collected. Very benevolent, but is worse at forgiving mistakes than Juliet, he doesn't let his emotions show easily. Despite being different from Juliet, he loves her more than anything and would never let anything go between them. Even after death, and into his second "life", he continues to stick by Juliet's side. He also seems to treasure the Grand Creations almost as much as Juliet.

## Powers & Abilities

* **Manipulation:** Romeo has manipulation powers that allow him to control nearly anything, and even alter their appearances.
* **Creation:** Romeo also has creation powers. (That's all I need to say about it.)
Luno

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> Luno, on many occasions

**Luno-kun** is the titular main protagonist of the Luno-Kun series.

## Appearance

Luno is a small, bright-skinned person who looks like a seven-year-old. He has short, pale blue hair and glistening blue eyes. He wears a white shirt with a crescent moon decoration and denim shorts. He also has dark blue sneakers. On his head, there is a light purple beanie.

## Personality

Luno is an easygoing, happy-go-lucky individual who is well known for his love of adventures. He loves it so much that he uses the "smell of adventure" as his compass, going wherever it takes him. Although he isn't the brightest bulb on the Hannukah tree, and his brain isn't that good at kicking into gear or understanding what's going on, he can still get the job done.
Five Nights at Mika's: Custom Night Chaos

Five Nights at Mika's: Custom Night Chaos is a Five Nights at Freddy's fangame created by Lunar Studios. It is based on Ultimate Custom Night.

## Custom Night

In the Custom Night game mode, you have a roster of characters from the previous games. You can customize these characters with difficulties from 0 to 30, though at the beginning of the game, most of them need to be unlocked before you can customize them. There are also a few non-customizable characters that can only be seen when Lonely Balloon Reddy summons them. At later points in the game, the maximum character difficulty will go all the way to 50.

Of course, there is a camera monitor that can be opened and closed with the spacebar. The monitor has three modes: A Camera mode, a Maintenance mode, and a Duct mode. The Camera mode is used for checking the camera system, which includes two floors, a basement, and a vent system, in which the player can switch their camera map with the M key. The Duct mode views a duct system with three upper tubes that can only be seen this way, and all of these tubes end in a singular tube on the Custom Night office's ceiling. Certain characters use the ducts to get to the player, and they must be deterred by increasing the building's temperature or using an audio lure. Along with this, there is a Michika Mask that is used for surviving certain characters. Press the X key to put the mask on or take it off.

The Maintenance mode is only useful for when the building's systems go offline, such as the ventilation, cameras, and monitor functions. The player is not required to reboot the cameras or monitor functions, but if the ventilation goes offline for too long, the player will pass out and suffocate, resulting in a game over. The player can increase the building's temperature using the heater, and lower the temperature back down using the fan and Air Conditioning system. Letting the temperature get too high will also cause the player to pass out, which also results in a game over.

On any night, Lonely Reddy Loon can appear any time and multiple times per night. Whenever he does appear, he will summon a random character. If the character he chooses is already active, he will instead increase that character's A.I. difficulty. However, if every character is active AND on maximum difficulty (as in 45/30 Mode), he will instead choose one of a few characters from *his* roster (the one that isn't selectable).

## Story Mode

To progress, the player must complete challenges and missions via Story Mode.

### Missions

*Main Link: Missions (CNC)*
**Missions** are a mechanic in this game. They are required to complete the game's good ending.
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Lullabond

**Lullabond** is an enemy that is going to appear in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*.

## Appearance

Lullabond keep most of their features upon growing from Slumby, but they are more developed.

## Behavior

Not much is known about Lullabond scientifically since it is a recent addition to the Mettopian ecosystem, but Lullabond is the adult form of Slumby.

Like Slumby, Lullabond is best known for its tendency to sleep for long periods, and always produces a snot bubble from where its nose should be(Lullabond still lacks a nose). Lullabond only wake to do important things, like eating, drinking, or escaping from predators, are often very difficult to wake up, but the quickest and easiest way to wake them up is to pop their snot bubble. However, it is much more dangerous to wake them up, because any awakening before they want to will be even more stressful for them. If Lullabond is woken via outside stimuli or its snot bubble being popped, it will flip out and begin to attack whoever tried to wake it. Lullabond can be put back to sleep with a music box.

## Games

### *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*

Slumby appears in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson* as a lower-ranking member of the Handhat Gang.

Like Slumby, Lullabond is usually found sleeping, but unlike Slumby, can sleepwalk in a set pattern in every level it appears in. When Luno approaches it, it will wake up and start chasing him. It can have anywhere from 25-35 HP and can be defeated by almost any attack, but jumping on it will hold it in place.

## Etymology

Lullabond is a combination of "lullaby" and "bond".
Turtile

**Turtile** are enemies that debuted in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*. They appeared again in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*.

Turtile grow into Tortitillors.

## Games

### *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*

Turtile are weak enemies in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*, and the baby form of the Tortitillors.

### *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*

Tortile return in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson* as a lower-ranking member of the Handhat Gang.

## Etymology

Turtle is a combination of "turtle" and "tile".
Luno no Splashy

**Luno no Splashy** is an Elemental Transformation in the *Luno-Kun series*, debuting in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*.

## Overview

Luno takes on this form after utilizing the power of water via the Legendary Elemental Charm.

## Trivia

* Luno no Splashy ties with Luno no Ghostly for having the longest names of the Elemental Transformations.
Waddler

**Waddlers** are enemies that debuted in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*. They appeared again in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*.

Waddlers grow from Mini-Waddlers, and grow into Greater Waddlers. According to Professor Bubbles, Mini-Waddlers can quickly grow into Waddlers if fed 5 food items, and Waddlers can quickly grow into Greater Waddlers after eating 15 Neutral-element food items.

## Appearance

Waddlers are yellow, spherical Mettopian critters. They have two large eyes with black pupils, a mouth that is good at smiling, and orange feet.

## Games

### *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*

Waddlers are a weak enemy in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*, and the second stage of the Waddler life cycle.

Waddlers walk around in a set pattern and do not respond to Luno's presence. Despite being friendly enemies, Luno will take damage if he runs into them. They can be defeated with any attack, including jumping on them.

### *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*

The Waddlers return in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson* as a lower-ranking member of the Handhat Gang.

Waddlers resume their walking-in-a-set-pattern behavior. However, unlike in Techno-Crisis, Waddlers actually respond to Luno's presence; when he enters their line of sight, they will charge after him in an attempt to attack.
Luno-Kun's Adventure/Stages

Below is a list of all stages that appear in *Luno-Kun's Adventure*.

## World 1: Fancy Forest

* Stage 1-1 - Green Garden
* Stage 1-2 - Grabby Grotto
* Stage 1-3 - Vine Volley
* Stage 1-4 - Honey Fields
* Stage 1-B - Call of the Hatter Wolf

## World 2: Undermines

* Stage 2-1 - Light Scramble
* Stage 2-2 - Power of Pulleys
* Stage 2-3 - Horrid Holes
* Stage 2-4 - Speleo-Tour
* Stage 2-B - Catastrophe with Miss Camo

## World 3: The Playroom

* Stage 3-1 - Color Scramble
* Stage 3-2 - Birthday Cake
* Stage 3-3 - Music Box Beats
* Stage 3-4 - Big Block Bullies
* Stage 3-B - Playtime with Betty Babe

## World 4: The Seven Seas

* Stage 4-1 - ???
* Stage 4-2 - ???
* Stage 4-3 - ???
* Stage 4-4 - ???
* Stage 4-B - Captain Heftyarms' Rough Ride

## World 5: Horror Den

* Stage 5-1 - ???
* Stage 5-2 - ???
* Stage 5-3 - ???
* Stage 5-4 - ???
* Stage 5-B - Apparinette's Angry Assault

## World 6: Parade Town

* Stage 6-1 - ???
* Stage 6-2 - ???
* Stage 6-3 - ???
* Stage 6-4 - ???
* Stage 6-B - March of the March Hat

## World 7: Duplin Dungeon

* Stage 7-1 - ???
* Stage 7-2 - ???
* Stage 7-3 - ???
* Stage 7-4 - ???
* Stage 7-B - Duplica's Bewildering Battle

## World 8: Tall Tall Tower

* Stage 8-1 - ???
* Stage 8-2 - ???
* Stage 8-3 - Catch the Birds
* Stage 8-4 - ???
* Stage 8-B - Cruise with Madam Patricia
Parker Mayson

## Summary

Parker Mayson is the main protagonist of the Fire Hair series. He is the seventh selected hero to wield the Fire Hair, a power that grants Pyrokinesis and Thermokinesis through their hair.

Over the course of his adventures, Parker defeats legions of evil monsters, exploring each land in the series, helps anyone in need or helping them overcome something in a task, and collects mythical collections while pursuing his quest for justice and peace against Chris Porter.

## Powers and Stats

**Tier:** **8-B** to **Low 7-B**

**Name:** Parkus D. Mayson

**Origin:** Fire Hair

**Gender:** Male

**Age:** Around his 20s

**Classification:** Human, Fire Hair User

**Powers and Abilities:** Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Weapon Creation and Weapon Mastery (Can create Bombs, Axes, Whips, Hammers, Grappling Hooks, Boomerangs, and Bow and Arrows), Fire Manipulation and Heat Manipulation (via through the Fire Hair), Resistance to Extreme Heat and Extreme Cold

**Attack Potency:** At least **Small City level** (Fought on par with Chilled and Meltdown and managed to withstand against them)

**Speed:** **Subsonic+** (Can run up to 27 miles per hour for eight minutes)

**Lifting Strength:** **Unknown**

**Striking Strength:** **Small City level** (Can level with Chilled, Meltdown, and Reptile, and should be comparable to his sister Sally Mayson)

**Durability:** **City Block level** (Survived his home being burned down while being inside of it and can survive Alesso Jackson's Wind Powers at full force)

**Stamina:** High.

**Range:** Standard melee range, Tens of kilometers with Fireballs and Heat-based attacks

**Intelligence:** Above Average. Parker is a local well-known country man who made a ton of friends in Salem, once he was chosen to be the next Fire Hair, Parker had to learn about his newbound powers, developing overtime into actually accepting it into his terms and fight for the side of good. He shares a link to his sister Sally, in which when finally encountering her, had to actually fight and overcame her emotionally to save her life, in which he succeeded in saving her.

**Weaknesses:** None notable

**Feats:**

* Survived the The Burning of the Mayson House
* Caught long-time criminal Meltdown finally bringing peace to a city
* Snapped Sally back into her consciousness from Chris' Control

**Notable Attacks/Techniques:**
Slumby

**Slumby** is an enemy that is going to appear in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*.

## Appearance

Slumby is a small Mettopian critter. It has a white body small feet, and light gray arms. It also has white eyes that are normally closed (as it is almost always asleep), and its hands lack digits entirely. Lastly, Slumby has hair arranged to look like a sleeping hat; the bottom and ball at the end of the "hat" are light pink, while the rest of the hair is hot pink.

## Behavior

Not much is known about Slumby scientifically since it is a recent addition to the Mettopian ecosystem, but Slumby is the first stage of the Slumby-Lullabond life cycle. Slumbies grow into Lullabonds. According to Professor Bubbles, Slumbies can quickly grow into Lullabonds if woken up by a Mind-element move 3 times within one Mettopian hour (one minute in real life).

Slumby is best known for its tendency to sleep for long periods of time, and always produces a snot bubble from where its nose should be(even though Slumby lacks a nose). Slumbies only wake to do important things, like eating, drinking, or escaping from predators, are often very difficult to wake up, but the quickest and easiest way to wake them up is to pop their snot bubble. However, it is very dangerous to wake up a Slumby, because any awakening before it wants to is extremely stressful for it. If it is woken via outside stimuli or its snot bubble being popped, it squirms in place and cries, throwing a tantrum in a similar fashion to a toddler. However, the Slumby can be put back to sleep if it hears a lullaby or a music box. Strangely, Slumbies maintain an extremely low metabolism for a reason that still hasn't been found.

## Games

### *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*

Slumby appears in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson* as a lower-ranking member of the Handhat Gang.

Slumby is usually found sleeping, but in later stages, can sleepwalk in a set pattern. When Luno approaches it, it will wake up and start running away. While this is not an effective strategy, as Luno and Co can simply ignore it, they will still not be able to easily defeat it. It can be defeated by almost any attack, but jumping on it will hold it in place.

## Etymology

Slumby is a combination of "slumber" and "baby", referencing their tendency to sleep for long periods of time and bawling like a baby when woken up.
Batling

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* **Bat Form:**  **Toxic**

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**Batlings** are enemies that debuted in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*. They appeared again in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*.

Batlings grow into Vampiros.

## Appearance

### Normal Form

 **Toxic**

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It is unknown what Batlings look like in Normal Form.

### Bat Form

 **Toxic**

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In Bat Form, Batlings appear to be tiny, brown bat-like creatures. They have a single eye with a glistening black iris and a large mouth with only two fangs.

## Games

### *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*

Batlings are a weak enemy in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*, and the baby form of the Vampiros.

Batling flies around, and if it spots Luno and Co, it will fly towards in an attempt to bite them. If it manages to land a bite, or if Luno and Co touch it, it will inflict 5 HP and the Draining status effect for 5 seconds, which drains 3 HP every two seconds. It goes on a cooldown for 3 seconds after biting, and can be defeated by any attack.

### *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*

The Batlings return in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson* as a lower-ranking member of the Handhat Gang.

## Etymology

Batling is a combination of "bat" and "-ling," a suffix that forms diminutive words.
Handhat Gang

The Handhat Gang is a team of villainous antagonists that resides within the Handhat Mansion. It is comprised primarily of Hatmen and Handmen and is led by the Handhat Executives, who are led by Handy Hatterson.

## Handhat Members

### Hatmen

Regular hatmen, along with handmen, make up the majority of the Handhat Gang.

There is one known variety of Hatmen.

* **Regular Hatmen:** Don't do much.

### Handhat Executives

There are 8 known executives of the Handhat Gang.

* **Hatter Wolf:** The first member of the Handhat Executives.
* **Miss Camo:** The second member of the Handhat Executive.
* **Betty Babe:** The third Handhat Executive.
* **Captain Heftyarms:** The fourth of the executives.
* **Apparinette:** The fifth and arguably cruelest of the executives.
* **March Hat:** The sixth of the executives.
* **Duplican:** The seventh of the executives.
* **Madame Patricia:** The eighth of the executives.

### Handhat Presidents

* **Handy Jr.:** Handy Jr. is the vice president of the Handhat Gang and the son of Handy Hatterson. Handy Jr, being a child, isn't very suited for the job, having very poor leadership skills.
* **Handy Hatterson:** Being the founder and president of the Handhat Gang, Handy Hatterson knows it quite well. He has found a small group of Hatmen that turned out to be the last ones in Mettopia. After using his psychic powers to assess their fear, he promised them greener pastures, and they started to look up to him. Today, the Hatmen's numbers have reached a great amount.
Shadow Puppeteer

The **Shadow Puppeteer** is an antagonist in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of the Handhat King*. He is the guardian of the Shadow Barrier.

## Appearance

The Shadow Puppeteer has not been seen yet.

## Personality

The Shadow Puppeteer has not been seen yet, therefore his personality is unknown.

## Games

### *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of the Handhat King*

The Shadow Puppeteer is the guardian of the Shadow Barrier.

## Relationships

### Handy Hatterson

Being one of the Handhat Executives, the Shadow Puppeteer is a close friend to Handy Hatterson.
Vampiro

**Vampiros** are enemies that debuted in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*. They appeared again in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*.

Vampiros grow from Batlings.

## Games

### *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*

Vampiros are a strong enemy in *Luno-Kun and the Techno-Crisis*, and the adult form of the Batlings.

### *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*

The Vampiros return in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson* as a lower-ranking member of the Handhat Gang.

## Etymology

Vampiro is a combination of "vampire" and "chiropteran".
Dominello

**Dominello** are enemies that debuted in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*.

Dominello grow from Dicicubes, which grow from Bit Blocks.

## Appearance

Dominello resemble black dominos, now having two faces. The top face has three white dots (with the top two serving as eyes and the bottom dot a mouth), while the bottom has five (with the top two serving as eyes, the middle one a mouth, and the bottom two are possibly cheeks). Like their younger forms, Dominello can close their mouths.

## Games

### *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson*

Dominello appear in *Luno-Kun: The Revenge of Handy Hatterson* as a lower-ranking member of the Handhat Gang.
Eight Elemental Guardians

**The Eight Elemental Gods** are a race of primordial deities who act as the guardians of Mettopia. They are led by the Lady of Light.

## Members

### Seismito

Element:  **Earth**

Seismito is the very first of the Eight Gods. As his element suggests, he is a down-to-earth man and gets along great with the others.

### Corrosita

Element:  **Spirit**

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Corrosita is the fourth of the Eight Gods. She is the cruelest of all of them, leisurely sucking the souls of humans and denying requests for mercy.

### Hazekito

Element:  **Fire**

Hazekito is the seventh of the Eigth Gods. He is quite hotheaded and awakens much more often than the others, sometimes just to have fun. He doesn't get along great with Mizumita, as she is water-based, and when a fight is involved in his awakening, he can't help but accept it.
Bee Drone

The Bee Drone Card from the Side Deck Selector Mod is a side deck card that appaears in Act 1. It costs nothing to play it, and has 1 power and 1 health. It flies over most cards to attack and dies after the turn ends.

## Strategy

Picking the bee drone at the start of the run is good if you are going for a bone deck, since all the bones dropped by the bee drones can be used to summon powerful bone cards.

Even if it can be used for 1 cost sacrifices, it is definetly the worst side deck card for blood decks. Since you can't even summon a wolf with bee drones unless you save up cards.

Bee drones are also good for early battle damage. As they have 1 power and can fly.
Inscryption: The Fifth Scrybe

Inscryption: The Fifth Scrybe is a gamemode similar to Act I but with all card types combined and some others as well.

Your goal is to help the four Scrybes kill their evil creator, whose name is unknown and it's the true creator of Inscryption.

## Lists

For a full list of ITFS cards, check this page: ITFS Cards

For a full list of ITFS sigils, check this page: ITFS Sigils

{More will be added soon!}