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Higher Revenell Vespida

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Higher Revenell Vespida (also known as Delire) is the firstborn son of Hal and Halind Vespida. Delire is the most susceptible to influence from the old world beings, and from a young age was blessed with visions from the old world being \_\_\_. He is so vulnerable that he is able to be influenced outside of the shadowmoon, an extremely unlucky trait shared by few others.

One of his visions showed his younger brother, secondborn Higher Junivan Vespida (Malachi), murdering his family as an adult. Delire did not reveal his visions to anyone until he joined the secretive old world cult, and continues to hide his involvement. Led by his knowledge of what his brother will do when he grows up and fearing outside influences, Delire does his best to keep his brother hidden from the outside world. Unable to get over what he saw in his vision, Delire treats Malachi poorly and inadvertently pushes their parents to do the same, creating a rift between Malachi and the rest of his family.

Delire's reasons for joining the old world cult are currently unknown, and it is not known if he is aware of the origin of his visions.
USP Tactical

The **USP Tactical** is a semi-automatic pistol that deals low damage, but has a moderate rate of fire and low recoil. Its magazine size and reserves are sufficient for most situations. It is the easiest weapon for escapees to find and you'll find the vast majority of them wielding the weapon as their only defense. The weapon is useful in self-defense against other escapees who may be a little bit unfriendly, or it could be used to attack enemy escapees you'll rather not see alive. Eitherway the weapon can that job, otherwise its pretty ineffective on on other targets. MTF and Chaos Soldiers are too heavily armoured to be reliably brought down with this low caliber weapon. And the USP is but a mere hinderance to SCPs. But as a early weapon, it is at least a minor deterrent from those who seek to do you harm, and a team of USP users can easily heavily injure a SCP.

The USP Tactical can be found in

* Storeroom, on a shelf below a Level 1 Card and Gas Mask.
* SCP-1162's Containment Chamber with a Level 2 Keycard.
* Hallway affected by SCP-970 besides a Level 2 Keycard.
* Armoury (Random Chance)
* SCP-860 Observation Room
* Testing Room 2A on a cabinet on the left side of the inner room.
* SCP 1123's containment chamber

When you consider it, the USP Tactical is a weapon that is favourable by escapees, and can deal a good amount of damage in a short time. The weapon is fairly easy to handle with no major drawbacks. It has an ample ammo reserve that should keep the weapon in use for long enough to keep the user alive in an escape situation. It is still recommended to find a better weapon if need be, but an escapee will be just fine with the weapon if they can just find an extraction team.
Noble Houses

There are currently seven noble Houses in the Damandan empire, each with their own swath of territory and district within the capital city. The Hal and Halind's of each House have the freedom to govern their provinces as they wish, so long as they follow certain rules from the imperator. The lords of each House are able to reside where they wish, whether that's in their province's capital or in the Damandan capital city \_\_\_. House alliances are often restricted by this, although there have been alliances in the past between Houses with lords that live in their province and lords who live in the capital.

House lords that reside in the capital often do so for business purposes, as the production of their province affects their public reputation and the opinions of the imperator. It's typical for these lords to appoint relatives to act in their place and deal with smaller matters in their provinces' capitals while they deal with political matters.

For House lords that choose to reside in their province, it is the opposite; they often have relatives living in their House district in the Damandan capital to take care of political matters while they deal with business matters in their province.

Travel between the province and the capital is not uncommon, but there are currently no Houses whose lords split their time evenly between the capital and their province.

Current Noble Houses (in order of size):

1: \_\_\_

2: Vespida

2: Sevnestra

3: \_\_\_

4: \_\_\_

5: Laridos

6: \_\_\_

Former Noble Houses:

Acadia
The Old World

The old world is the term used to refer to the diaphanous realm inhabited by creatures known as old world beings and separated from the modern realm by the veil. The name ´old world´ is actually a misnomer; both humans and old world beings originally came from the modern realm. In contrast, the old world is an artificial dimension created relatively recently (approximately 50 years before the start of the tangle) specifically for the old world beings. The reasons for this, and the reason for the creation of this dimension are unknown, as is its creator(s).
Blastoise

**Blastoise** es un Pokémon de tipo Agua.

Evoluciona de Wartortle a nivel 36.

## Evolución

Esta especie lleva miles de años escondida en aguas termales y zonas con actividad volcánica, con temperaturas muy elevadas, de muy difícil acceso para los humanos, por lo que apenas había registros escritos. Sin embargo, debido a la Convergencia, otras especies han invadido su ecosistema, logrando que se desplazasen.

### Blastoise de Egho

*Artículo principal: **Blastoise (Egho)***
Antes de la Convergencia, en el universo 0-∞, en la isla de Egho, los Squirtle comenzaron a crear nubes de lluvia para desplazarse, lo que provocó este cambio de forma.

### Mega-Blastoise

Al megaevolucionar, a Blastoise le crece una flor rosa de seis pétalos en la frente y otra en la parte posterior. Para poder soportar el peso de esa inmensa flor, sus piernas y su cuerpo se vuelven más robustos. También le sale un rombo verde en la cara y dos triángulos del mismo color a los lados. En la espalda, sus hojas se hacen más oscuras, le crecen lianas con hojas en el tronco y la flor pasa a tener un único punto blanco en cada pétalo.

## Estadísticas

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

### Mega Blastoise

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.
Naming Conventions

Within the noble houses of Damanda exist certain customs and practices around names that are not practiced among the common people. The given name of a member of a House is known only by the other members and staff of that House. Sharing or speaking this given name is strictly forbidden and severely punished. The given name of any House member is only spoken by other members of their House or their husband/wife, and within Damandan high society the sharing of a nobleman's name with a member of another House is considered very intimate.

House heirs are to be addressed only by the order of their birth ("Higher /Birth Order/ /House Name/"), while the count and countess are called "Halind" and "Hal /House Name/", respectively.

All Damandans refer to imperator by her war name "\_\_\_".

Guide:

Count/Countess: Halind/Hal

Firstborn: Revenell

Secondborn: Junivan

Thirdborn: Restelon

Fourthborn: Andolen

Fifthborn: Mardurin

Example: "Higher Junivan Laridos", "Hal Sevnestra", "Imperator \_\_\_"
House Vespida

House Vespida is one of the most powerful noble houses in the Damandan empire. Despite not having the largest territories, Vespida farms have the highest crop yield in the nation due to the extremely high soil fertility.

As the oldest noble house in Damanda, House Vespida has a long history interlinked with that of the rise of the Damandan empire, and has ties to the imperator. Despite their status, House Vespida also has a reputation for the cruelest noble house, due to Hal Vespida, Higher Revenell Vespida, and the rumors surrounding Higher Junivan Vespida.

All members of House Vespida are extremely susceptible to the influence of the old world beings.

Members of House Vespida:

Hal and Halind Vespida

Higher Revenell Vespida

Higher Junivan Vespida
Jasper Apterys

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Jasper Apterys (formerly Higher Restelon Acadia) is the orphaned son of Hal Inai Acadia. Raised as a noble, Jasper enjoyed a degree of freedom that few other nobles had the privilege to experience growing up. As a young boy, he befriended a beggar who he welcomed into his house and later dedicated his life to his service as his gestaire. Despite the wishes of his mother, Jasper studied in the imperial guard alongside his swift studies, and despite many struggles persevered and graduated with distinction.

The day after his graduation, a mysterious fire burned down House Acadia, taking with it his mother, friend, and every staff member. Jasper escaped, but with grave injuries. Fearing a follow-up if he was discovered alive, Jasper went to a monastery for treatment and shed his royal status, using his given name and a false surname to hide his association with the fallen House.

With only the postmaster aware of his existence as the sole survivor of House Acadia, Jasper instead became a swift, and swore to never again dedicate his life to another person.
LPS Number 5

## LPS #5

### Set(s):

Pet Pairs, Singles, Winter purse, Carry case, The Littlest Pet Shop Game (board game), The Littlest Pet Shop Game Kohl's Exclusive edition, 20 pack, Gift set, Gift set (a second time).

### Year of release:

2005

LPS #5 is a shorthair cat released in a pet pairs set alongside LPS #6. This set included a bow, a crown, a hairbrush, and box which can be opened with the magnets in pets' feet. LPS #5 would later go on to have many more releases, including a part of a singles line, a winter purse, a carry case, two separate gift sets, a 20 pack, The Littlest Pet Shop Game, and The Littlest Pet Shop Game Kohl's edition.

This pet has been seen with a hole, a grey magnet, and a red magnet. It has only been seen with a clear peg. It has also been seen with both versions of the shorthair body. Its airbrushing can vary to sometimes great extents. There are no known variants. It was sold in all regions Hasbro was selling LPS at the time. THIS PET IS NOT RARE; THIS IS A MISCONCEPTION. TO LEARN MORE, CLICK HERE. [need link and article]

This pet is currently worth $5-$15 USD. Online listings tend to price it at $10-$25 USD.

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Butterfree

**Metapod** es un Pokémon de Bicho.

Evoluciona de Caterpie a nivel 7 y de Metapod a nivel 10.

## Formas alternativas

### Mega-Butterfree

Al megaevolucionar, a Butterfree le crecen las alas hasta alcanzar proporciones gigantescas.

## Estadísticas

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

### Mega-Butterfree

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.
Higher Junivan Vespida

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Higher Junivan Vespida (also known as Malachi) is the secondborn son of Hal and Halind Vespida. Despite being born into a noble household, Malachi has very limited freedoms due to the influence of his older brother, firstborn Higher Revenell Vespida, who controls many aspects of his life. Because of this, Malachi has taken to sneaking out of his chambers at night in order to pass time with his friend Carica, a Randin rat that he met as a child. Malachi is highly susceptible to the influence of the old world beings, and frequently acts out around the time of the shadowmoon.
LPS Number 15

## LPS #15

### Set(s):

Singles, Pet Pairs, Little Lovin' Pet Playhouse (Bonus, Toys R Us exclusive), 20 pack, Digital Pets bonus

### Year of release:

2005

LPS #15 is a Persian cat that was initially released as a Singles pet, with a yellow handheld mirror accessory. It was later released in a Pet Pairs pack alongside LPS #2, as a bonus pet in The Little Lovin' Pet Playhouse (Toys R Us exclusive), a 20 pack, and as a Digital Pets bonus.

This pet has a red magnet and clear neck peg. It has no known variants. It's very common and was sold in all regions Hasbro was selling LPS at the time.

This pet is worth around $5 USD. Online listings tend to price it around $5-$15.

LPS #15 Singles packLPS #15 in Pet Pairs pack with LPS #2LPS #15 in the pack of 20.LPS #15 in the Little Lovin' Pet Playhouse set as a bonus pet.Official 'token' of LPS #15Official icon for LPS #15 on the Littlest Pet Shop website at the timeLPS #15 depicted on the back of packaging.LPS #15 official art.LPS #15 official art.Official art of LPS #15 found on the Littlest Pet Shop website in 2006-2008
Imperator Valentia

Empress of Damanda and leader of the secretive old world cult. Imperator Valentia possesses a great deal of magical knowledge due to her extensive collaboration with the old world being Skeer, and regularly uses old world magic for her own secret objectives. Is thought to be an old world being herself by some members of her cult.
Damandan Agriculture

The extremely high amount of old world influence in the lands of Damanda created very fertile soil, which the country takes advantage of to produce huge quantities of food. Despite the high productivity of Damandan soil, new and innovative agricultural techniques are always being explored by its farmers due to pressure from the Imperator.
Venusaur (Egho)

**Venusaur** es un Pokémon de tipo Planta/Roca, y la forma Egho de Venusaur.

Evoluciona de Bulbasaur a nivel 16, y de Ivysaur a nivel 32.

## Evolución

Antes de la Convergencia, en el universo 0-i, algunos pokémon empezaron a cambiar su apariencia y capacidades de combate, originando las Especies Delta. Bulbasaur reemplazó la planta de su espalda por un cristal, cambiando su tipo al Hada/Psíquico.

### Venusaur de Egho

*Artículo principal: ****Venusaur (Egho)*****
Antes de la Convergencia, en el universo 0-∞, en la isla de Egho, la planta de Bulbasaur se secó, cambiando su tipo al Planta/Roca.

### Venusaur Eterno

*Artículo principal: **Venusaur (Eterno)***
Antes de la Convergencia, en el universo 0-e, los pantanos en los cuales solían habitar los Bulbasaur se inundaron, provocando que estos se adaptasen a la vida marina, cambiando sus bulbos, ahora incapaces de alcanzar la luz solar, por algas que pudiesen aprovechar los nutrientes de forma apropiada. Ahora, estas especies habitan el universo 0.

## Estadísticas

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.
Squirtle

**Squirtle** es un Pokémon de tipo Agua.

Evoluciona a Wartortle a nivel 16 y a Blastoise a nivel 36.

## Evolución

Esta especie lleva miles de años escondida en aguas termales y zonas con actividad volcánica, con temperaturas muy elevadas, de muy difícil acceso para los humanos, por lo que apenas había registros escritos. Sin embargo, debido a la Convergencia, otras especies han invadido su ecosistema, logrando que se desplazasen.

### Squirtle de Egho

*Artículo principal: **Squirtle (Egho)***
Antes de la Convergencia, en el universo 0-∞, en la isla de Egho, los Squirtle comenzaron a crear nubes de lluvia para desplazarse, lo que provocó este cambio de forma.

## Estadísticas

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.
LPS Number 12

## LPS #12

LPS #12 is a parakeet that was initially released in a Pet Pairs pack alongside LPS #11, with a green vine perch swing that swings back and forth when the magnet in a pet's foot touches the paw print. It was later released in two 20 packs, and a Spring Tubes pack alongside LPS #50 and LPS #64. It should be noted that it may also have come in a singles however this is unconfirmed.

This pet has a red magnet and a clear neck peg. It has no known variants. It's very common and was sold in all regions Hasbro was selling LPS at the time.

This pet is worth about $3 USD. Online listings tend to price it around $3-$7 USD.

LPS #12 in Pet Pairs pack with LPS #11LPS #12 in a double packLPS #12 in the pack of 20.Official 'token' of LPS #12Official icon for LPS #12 on the Littlest Pet Shop website at the timeLPS #12 official art.LPS #12 on the back of its packaging.
LPS Number 14

## LPS #14

### Set(s):

Singles, Pet Pairs (twice), Spring Egg, Spring Basket, Get Better Centre (as a bonus pet), the Prettiest Pet Show game, 20 pack (twice), 10 pack

### Year of release:

2005

LPS #14 is a V1 bunny that was initially released as a Single, with a blue flower accessory. It was later released in a Pet Pairs pack alongside LPS #13, another alongside LPS #48, a Spring Egg pack, two 20 packs, as a bonus pet in the Get Better Centre set, the Prettiest Pet Show game, and a 10 pack.

This pet has a red magnet and clear neck peg. It has no known variants. It's extremely common and was sold in all regions Hasbro was selling LPS at the time.

This pet is worth around $5 USD. Online listings tend to price it around $5-$10 USD.

LPS #14 Singles packLPS #14 in Pet Pairs pack with LPS #13LPS #14 in Pet Pairs pack with LPS #48LPS #14 in a spring egg packLPS #13 in 5 pack of Pet Pairs (1)LPS #13 in 5 pack of Pet Pairs (2)LPS #14 in the pack of 20. Included two times.LPS #14 NIB in the Prettiest Pet Show game.Official 'token' of LPS #14Official icon for LPS #14 on the Littlest Pet Shop website at the timeOfficial art of LPS #14 found on the Littlest Pet Shop website in 2006-2008
LPS Number 6

## LPS #6

### Set(s):

Pet pairs, Portable pets, Gift set, Multi 4 pack, Spring basket, and Portable pets gift set(twice).

### Year of release:

2005

LPS #6 is a shih tzu initially released in 2005 in a pet pairs set alongside LPS #5. This set included a bow, a crown, a hairbrush, and box which can be opened with the magnets in the pets' feet. It would go on to be released in the portable pets line, two gift sets, a multi pack of 4, and a portable pets gift set.

This pet has been seen with a clear peg, and both red and grey magnets as well as an updated shih tzu body mold. It was sold in all regions Hasbro was selling LPS at the time. It has one known variant. Its variant has darker hair than the more common counterpart. The rarity of the variant is hard to determine at this moment. The regular pet is not rare.

This pet is worth $5 USD maximum. Online listings tend to price it at a range of $5-$10 USD.

LPS #6 out of its packaging.LPS #6 NIB in its pet pairs set.LPS #6 portable pets gift set NIB.LPS #6 portable pets NIB.LPS #6 in the multi pack of 4.LPS #6 in the spring basket set.Official 'token' of LPS #6Official icon for LPS #6 on the Littlest Pet Shop website at the timeOffical art of LPS #6LPS #6 official artOfficial art of LPS #6LPS #6 on the back of its packaging with LPS #5
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Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance

Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance is a cool sword slicing hack-and-slash video game released in 2013 and developed by Platinum Games.

## Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance

### Genre

Hack-and-slash

Campaign Plot

Raiden sets out to stop the cyborg terrorist organization Desperado Enforcement LLC from spreading their evil memes worldwide.

DLC 1: Jetstream Plot

Jetstream Sam sets out to do the same thing 2 years before Raiden but fails and instead joins them.

DLC 2: Blade Wolf Plot

Wolf tries to escape the control of Mistral and be free but he fails.

Characters

Raiden

Metal Gear RAY

Blade Wolf

Mistral

Monsoon

Sundowner

Jetstream Sam

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Senator Steven Armstrong

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LPS Number 17

## LPS #17

LPS #17 is a V1 poodle that was initially released in a Portable Pets pack, with a blue/turquoise carry case, turquoise bow accessory, fuchsia brush accessory, and light orange ball accessory. It was later released in a Purse (Target exclusive) alongside LPS #4 and as a bonus pet in the Little Lovin' Pet Playhouse.

This pet has a magnet in its nose from the Portable Pets pack, or a red magnet in its paw from the other releases, and a clear neck peg. It has a variant in a different poodle mold that was released in the Little Lovin' Pet Playhouse set bonus. It's common and was sold in all regions Hasbro was selling LPS at the time.

This pet is worth around $5 USD. Online listings tend to price it around $5-$15.

LPS #17 portable petsLPS #17 winter purseLPS #17 in the Little Lovin' Pet Playhouse set as a bonus pet.Official 'token' of LPS #17Official icon for LPS #17 on the Littlest Pet Shop website at the time
LPS Number 7

You may be looking for my lookalike, LPS #8!

## LPS #7

LPS #7 is a V1 turtle that was originally released as a Singles pet, with a green carrot bowl accessory. It was also released in a Pet Pairs pack alongside LPS #8, with a pair of hot pink glasses and a light orange bowl that opens when the magnet in the LPS's foot comes in contact with the pawprint on the bowl. It was then released in a 20 pack, and later was in two separate releases of Tubes; alongside LPS #3 and LPS #40 in one, and an exclusive LPS no # rabbit instead of LPS #3 for the other.

This pet has a red magnet and a clear neck peg. It has no known variants, but is often confused with LPS #8. LPS #7 can be distinguished from LPS #8 by its pinkish-red shell spots and black eyeline. It's extremely common and was sold in all regions where Hasbro was selling LPS at the time.

This pet is not worth much; it's valued at no more than $5 USD. Online listings tend to price it around $5-$10 USD.

LPS #7 Singles packLPS #7 with LPS #8 in Pet Pairs packLPS #7 in 5 pack of Pet Pairs (1)LPS #7 in tube with LPS #3 and LPS #40LPS #7 in tube with no # LPS rabbit and LPS #40LPS #7 in 5 pack of Pet Pairs (2)
Drew Tyler Bell

**Drew Tyler Bell** (born January 29, 1986) is an American actor and dancer. He graduated from Barbizon Modeling and Acting School in Akron, Ohio. He also graduated from the David Nazarian College of Business and Economics at California State University, Northridge. He earned an M.B.A. from the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago. Bell is perhaps most known for his role as Thomas Forrester in *The Bold and the Beautiful*, which he held from 2004 until 2010, for which he won the 2010 Outstanding Younger Actor in a Drama Series. He has made other television appearances, including the television series *Jake 2.0*, *Standoff*, and *Desperate Housewives*. He was also in the television movie, *Love's Abiding Joy*. He has also performed in numerous television commercials. Bell made his feature film debut in *Jeepers Creepers II*, which was released in August 2003. He also appeared in *The Seeker: The Dark is Rising* as James Stanton and in *Her Best Move* as Josh. In addition, he appeared in the independent film *State's Evidence* (2006). On stage, Bell appeared as Hanschen in the Broadway show, *Spring Awakening*, and earlier in regional theatre productions. He is also well known for voicing Sunlight in Shimmer & Shine: The Abridged Series as well as Various Darkfong characters.
LPS Number 1

## LPS #1

LPS #1 is a V1 chihuahua released in 2005; it was the very first LPS to be released in this generation. The pet was initially released in a pet pairs set alongside LPS #2 and a small collection of accessories, including: a red collar, two dog toy accessories, and a pink treat container that can be opened using the magnet in a pet's foot. This pet would later go on to be released in a singles line, a carry case (alongside LPS #11), and a target exclusive collectible pets set.

This pet has only been seen with a red magnet underneath the front two feet and a clear neck peg; there are no known variants. The pet's body is made from a different (hard plastic) material than its head. This pet's releases were not limited; it was sold in all regions Hasbro was selling LPS at the time. It is not rare.

Its current value is largely up to personal opinion as it is worth very little. Being a common LPS, it does not usually sell for more than $5 USD, but current eBay listings are pricing it at a range of $10-$30 USD.

LPS #1 out of packagingLPS #1 initial release pet pairs NIB.LPS #1 singles NIBNIB of the carry case containing LPS #1Target Exclusive collectible pets NIB of LPS #1. The pet artwork by the Littlest Pet Shop logo is incorrectly assigned; it is the official artwork of LPS #96.LPS #1 depicted on the back of packagingOfficial 'token' of LPS #1Official icon for LPS #1 on the Littlest Pet Shop website at the timeOffical box art of LPS #1Official box art of LPS #1.LPS #1 official art on the tag for the carry case
LPS Number 9

## LPS #9

LPS #9 is a longhair cat released as part of a pet pairs set in 2005 alongside LPS #10, a trapped fish. This pet would later go on to be re-released in a multi pack of 20.

This pet has only been seen with a clear peg and red magnet. It was sold in every region Hasbro was selling LPS at the time. It is not rare.

This pet is worth $5 USD. Online listings tend to price it at $5-$10 USD.

LPS #9 out of its packaging.LPS #9 in its pet pairs NIB.LPS #9 in the pack of 20.Official 'token' of LPS #9Official icon for LPS #9 on the Littlest Pet Shop website at the timeLPS #9 official art.Official art of LPS #9 found on the Littlest Pet Shop website in 2006-2008
Vulpix (Alola)

*Vulpix de Alola* es un Pokémon de tipo Hielo. Es la forma regional de Alola de Vulpix. Evoluciona a Ninetales (Alola) con una Piedra Hielo.

## Estadísticas

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.
LPS Number 13

## LPS #13

### Set(s):

Singles, Pet Pairs (twice), Spring Egg, Spring Basket, Get Better Centre (as a bonus pet), 10 pack, 20 pack (twice), Prettiest Pet Show game

LPS #13 has a duplicate, LPS #81. This pet is a chick that was initially released as a Single, with an orange sunglasses accessory. It was later released in a Pet Pairs pack alongside LPS #14, another Pet Pairs pack alongside LPS #82, a Spring Egg pack, a Spring Basket pack, as a bonus pet in the Get Better Centre, the Prettiest Pet Show game, a 10 pack, and two 20 packs.

This pet has a red magnet and clear neck peg. It has a number variant, LPS #81. These are the exact same LPS, but it was released under the number #81 in later packs. It's extremely common and was sold in all regions Hasbro was selling LPS at the time.

This pet is worth around $2 USD. Online listings tend to price it around $5-$7 USD.

LPS #13 Singles packLPS #13 in Pet Pairs pack with LPS #14LPS #13 in 5 pack of Pet Pairs (1)LPS #13 in 5 pack of Pet Pairs (2)LPS #13 in a spring egg packLPS #81(#13) in Pet Pairs pack with LPS #82LPS #13 in a 10 packOfficial 'token' of LPS #13Official icon for LPS #13 on the Littlest Pet Shop website at the timeOfficial art of LPS #13 found on the Littlest Pet Shop website in 2006-2008
LPS Number 8

You may be looking for my lookalike, LPS #7!

## LPS #8

### Set(s):

Pet Pairs, Portable Pets, Collectible Pets (Target exclusive), Whirl Around Playground (Sam's exclusive; bonus), Desktop Calendar, Littlest Pet Shop Game (board game), and LPS digital pets.

### Year of release:

2005

LPS #8 is a V1 turtle that was originally released in a Pet Pairs pack with LPS #7, a pink sunglasses accessory, and an orange bowl accessory that opens using the pet's foot magnet. It was then released in numerous other sets, including a Target exclusive Collectible Pets pack, Sam's exclusive Whirl Around Playground set (as a bonus pet), the Littlest Pet Shop Game, Portable Pets pack, and a desktop calendar.

This pet comes with a red magnet (and very likely a grey magnet, however more evidence is needed to back this up) and a clear neck peg. It has no known variants, but is often confused with LPS #7. LPS #8 can be distinguished from LPS #7 by its orange shell spots and lack of black eyeline. It's extremely common and was sold in all regions where Hasbro was selling LPS at the time.

This pet is not worth much; it's valued at no more than $5 USD. Online listings tend to price it around $5-$10 USD.

LPS #8 in it's pet pairs packLPS #8 in Collectible Pets pack (Target exclusive)LPS #8 in Desktop CalendarLPS #8 out of it's packaging.LPS #8 in Whirl Around Playground pack (Sam's exclusive bonus)LPS #8 in Littlest Pet Shop GameLPS #8 in Portable Pets packLPS #8 in Pet Pairs 5 pack (1)#8 in Pet Pairs packLPS #8 as a bonus to its digital pet toy.LPS #8 on the back of the Littlest Pet Shop Game.Official 'token' of LPS #8Official icon for LPS #8 on the Littlest Pet Shop website at the timeLPS #8 official art.
LPS Number 10

## LPS #10

LPS #10 is a fish trapped inside a fish tank. The pet can be moved when a pet with a magnet in its foot comes in contact with the paw symbol on the front. It was first released in a pet pairs set alongside LPS #9 with no other accessories. It would later go on to be re-released in a 20 pack.

This pet was sold in all regions Hasbro was selling LPS at the time. It is not rare.

This pet is worth $1 USD. Online listings tend to price it at $1-$10 USD.

LPS #10 out of its packaging.LPS #10 pet pairs NIBLPS #10 in the multi pack of 20LPS #10 official art.Official art of LPS #10 found on the Littlest Pet Shop website in 2006-2008
Night Vision Googles

Night vision goggles are an item in SCP Containment Breach: Multiplayer. they allow humans to See in the dark. they are also important as they allow players to see Scp 966

there are 3 types of night vision goggles. the green ones are the default ones. they have a green overlay and have no special properties.

the second type are the red ones, they are obtained by putting regular night vision goggles inside Scp-914 on the Fine setting. they are special
LPS Number 3

## LPS #3

### Set(s):

Pet Pairs, Pet Pairs Multi Pack, Garden bunnies, Multi pack of 4, Spring egg, Spring basket, Tubes, and Littlest Pet Shop Game (Board game).

### Year of release:

2005

LPS #3 is a V1 rabbit released in 2005. Its first release was in a pet pairs set alongside LPS #4 with a drink accessory, a flower clothing accessory, and a food bowl accessory which could be opened with the magnet in its feet. It would later go on to be released in a pet pairs multi pack, garden bunnies, Multi pack of 4, spring egg, spring basket, tubes, The Littlest Pet Shop Game (board game), and finally The littlest Pet Shop Game Kohl's exclusive edition. The majority of art on packaging that this pet is contained in depicts LPS #49 instead, resulting in it having less official art than other pets.

This pet has only been seen with both red and grey magnets as well as a hole, and a clear neck peg, there are no known variants. This pet's releases were not limited, and was sold in every region Hasbro was selling LPS in at the time. This pet is not rare.

It is worth $2 USD. Online listings tend to price it at a range of $2-$5 USD.

LPS #3 out of packaging.LPS #3 pet pairs NIBLPS #3 Garden Bunnies NIBLPS #3 Spring Egg NIBLPS #3 Spring Basket NIBLPS #3 NIB in the multi pack of 4LPS #3 tubes NIBLPS the game NIB including LPS #3LPS the game Kohl's exclusive NIBOfficial 'token' of LPS #3Official icon for LPS #3 on the Littlest Pet Shop website at the timeLPS #3 official artLPS #3 official artLPS #3 depicted on the back of the Garden Bunnies setLPS #3 depicted on the back of The LPS gameLPS multi set pet pairs NIBLPS #3 depicted on the back of Bunny and Guinea Pig magic set
LPS Number 4

## LPS #4

LPS #4 is a V1 guinea pig first released alongside LPS #3 in a pet pairs pack in 2005. Accessories also contained in this set included: a clothing flower accessory, a drink, and a food bowl which could be opened using the magnets in pets' feet. This pet would later go on to be released in a multi set pack and a target exclusive winter purse. It should also be noted that it may have been released in a singles line and a 20 pack, however, this is unconfirmed.

This pet has only been seen with a red magnet (and possibly a grey one, however this is unconfirmed) and a clear peg. This pet's releases were not limited; this pet was sold in every region Hasbro was selling LPS at the time. This pet is not rare. There is one variant which replaces the brown paint with orange. The variant's exact level of rarity is difficult to confirm, however, it is likely not excessively rare.

This pet is worth $3 USD. Online listings tend to price it at range of $2-$10 USD. It's variant's worth is [insert worth in USD].

LPS #4 out of its packaging.LPS #4 pet pairs NIB.LPS #4 orange variant pet pairs NIB.LPS #4 in the multi pet pairs set NIB.LPS #4 winter purse NIB.Official 'token' of LPS #4Official icon for LPS #4 on the Littlest Pet Shop website at the timeLPS #4 official art.LPS #4 official art.LPS #4 depicted on the back of its packaging.
1. ↑ https://www.toysisters.com/littlest-pet-shop-4/
2. ↑ https://www.toysisters.com/littlest-pet-shop-4/
LPS Number 2

You may be looking for my lookalike, LPS #1221! <- click me!

## LPS #2

### Set(s):

Pet Pairs, Pet Pairs (a second time), Multi Pack of 20, Mega multi set pack, and Kohl's Exclusive Bonus to the Tricks and Talents set.

### Year of release:

2005

LPS #2 is a V1 pug released in 2005. It was initially released in a pet pairs set alongside LPS #1 and a small collection of accessories, including: a red collar, two dog toy accessories, and a pink treat container that could be opened using the magnets in the pet's feet. It would later go on to be released in a second pet pairs set, a multi pack of 20 pets and finally as a part of a Kohl's exclusive bonus add on to the tricks and talents playset.

This pet has only been seen with a clear neck peg and red or grey magnet; there are no known variants. This pet's releases were not limited; it was sold in all regions Hasbro was selling LPS at the time.

It is worth $5 USD. Online listings tend to price it at a range of $5-$10 USD.

LPS #2 out of its packaging.LPS #2 NIB in its initial release set.Official box art of LPS #2Official box art of LPS #2LPS #2 pet pairs NIBLPS #2 20 pack NIBLPS #2 tricks and talent Kohl's exclusive bonus NIBLPS #2 mega multi set NIBLPS #2 second mega multi set NIBLPS #2 depicted on the back of packaging.LPS #2 depicted on the back of packaging.LPS #2 official art as seen on the back of the Kohl's exclusive add on for tricks and talents.Official 'token' of LPS #2Official icon for LPS #2 on the Littlest Pet Shop website at the timeLPS #2 official art.LPS #2 official art.Official art of LPS #2 found on the Littlest Pet Shop website in 2006-2008
Container

Containers hold stars.

**Strategy**

If you need to collect stars, use the collision with the container to bounce yourself backwards and take the stars at multiple angles.

If you have a magnet and are going for points, a glancing hit off the top or bottom of the container, just past the apex, will release some stars without slowing you down. The aim has to be quite perfect though.
Konami

**Konami Holdings Corporation**, commonly referred to as **Konami**, is a Japanese entertainment company. It operates as a product distributor (which produces and distributes trading cards, anime, tokusatsu, slot machines and arcade cabinets), video game developer and publisher company. It also operates health and physical fitness clubs across Japan.

Konami is famous for popular video game series such as, *Castlevania*, *Suikoden*, *Contra*, *Frogger*, *Gradius*, *Goemon*, *Metal Gear*, *TwinBee*, *Pro Evolution Soccer*, *Rocket Knight*, *Pop'n Music*, *Silent Hill* and *Yu-Gi-Oh!* among others.

Konami was also the creator of the *Road Fighter* series.
Road Fighter (video game)

***Road Fighter*** (ロードファイター, *Rōdo Faitā*) is a racing game developed by Konami and released on arcade in December 1984. It also was the first racing game from Konami. The goal is to reach the finish line within the stages driving a 1972 Chevrolet Corvette without running out of time, hitting other cars or running out of fuel (fuel is refilled by hitting a special type of car). The game also spawned two sequels in its time, *Midnight Run: Road Fighter 2* in 1995 and *Winding Heat* in 1996, respectively. A Japan-only rebooted sequel was also released in 2010, 14 years after *Winding Heat*.

## Gameplay

The first and second levels contain 4 courses, ranging from grassy plains to an over water bridge to a seashore, mountains and finally a forest area. In the arcade version, 6 stages were contained. Pressing the 'B' button raises the player's speed to around 196 km/h while pressing the 'A' button skyrockets the speed to 400. The player has a limited amount of fuel and can earn more by touching special multi-colored cars. If the player crashes into any other car or slips on occasionally appearing patches of oil, the car will begin to spin out and if not corrected may crash into the side barriers, causing a loss of 5-6 fuel units.

The NES and Famicom version have a total of 6 types of cars, 1 yellow and red, three blue and one truck. Yellow cars will travel along a straight line and occur in large numbers. Red cars are a little less likely to appear, but they will change the lane they are traveling in once to get in the way of the player. Blue cars vary in the way they change their lane. Trucks go on a straight way, but colliding with them will blow up the player's car. Konami Man will make a cameo appearance, flying by the side of the road if the player progresses to a certain point in the level without crashing (not included on course 2 in NES and Famicom versions).

## Ports and related releases

The game was later released for the MSX home computer system in 1985 and the Nintendo Entertainment System in Japan (1985) and in Europe (1992), and followed the same format as the original. The MSX version was included on *Konami Game Collection Extra* in 1989 and *Konami Antiques: MSX Collection* in 1997. The MSX version was released on Wii Virtual Console on 2009, and on the Wii U Virtual Console on 2014 in Japan.

The arcade version was included on *Konami Arcade Classics* in 1999 and on *Konami Classics Series: Arcade Hits* for the Nintendo DS on 2007. The arcade game was released for i-mode phones in Japan in 2005. It was made available on Microsoft's *Game Room* service for its Xbox 360 console and for Windows-based PCs on March 24, 2010, Finally, the arcade version was included as part of *Arcade Archives* for Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 on July 25, 2019 for all regions.
Fuel Car

**Fuel Car** is an "item" in *Road Fighter*.

## Arcade version

In the arcade version, Collecting them will resplenish a small amount of the fuel gauge, and will earn points if took without being knocked and consecutively. If the car is knocked, or if you miss to take one, the points will reset to the first stage (300 points).

* 300 > 500 > 800 > 1000 > 2000 > 3000 > 4000 > 5000 > 10000 points.

* Replenish 4 fuel.

## NES version

In the NES version, there is no chain unlike the two other versions. Instead the points awarded will always be 1000 points.

* Replenish 7 fuel.

## MSX Version

In the MSX version, the fuel cars are represented by hearts instead. Collecting them will resplenish a small amount of the fuel gauge, and will earn points if took without being knocked and consecutively. If the car is knocked, or if you miss to take one, the points will reset to the first stage (300 points).

* 300 > 500 > 800 > 1000 points.

* Replenish 4 fuel.
Winding Heat

***Winding Heat*** (ワインディングヒート*Waindingu Hīto*) is a racing game developed and published by Konami for arcade platforms in 1996. It is the sequel to *Road Fighter* and *Midnight Run*.

It first appeared in arcades in September, though most arcades did not receive their units until later. It is an improved version of *Midnight Run: Road Fighter 2*, though it has more of the normal or tuned cars, and the rules remain the same. Unlike *Midnight Run*, it takes place on touge roads.

The cabinet came in two configurations: a sitdown version with a 50-inch monitor and an upright version with a 25-inch monitor. Cabinets can be linked to support up to four players.

## Playable Cars

* Eunos Roadster
* 1987 Ferrari F40
* 1991 Honda Beat
* Honda Civic
* 1991 Mazda RX-7
* 1990 Mazda Savanna RX-7 (green)
* 1990 Mazda Savanna RX-7 (blue)
* Mercedes-Benz C-Klasse
* 1989 Nissan 180SX (blue)
* 1989 Nissan 180SX (black)
* 1988 Nissan Silva
* 1997 Nissan Skyline (white)
* 1997 Nissan Skyline (blue)
* Porsche 911 Turbo
* 1994 Toyota MR-2
* 1983 Toyota Sprinter Trueno
* 1993 Toyota Supra
Midnight Run: Road Fighter 2

***Midnight Run: Road Fighter 2*** is the sequel to *Road Fighter*, developed and published by Konami and released in arcades in March 1996, and on the PlayStation in 1997. While the arcade version was released worldwide, the PlayStation version was only released in Japan and Europe. In Europe, the PlayStation version is just titled ***Midnight Run***, removing the *Road Fighter* connection.

## Gameplay

Its main selling point was that it allows the player to shift back and forth between manual and automatic transmission during races. Although different from the 2-D *Road Fighter*, the scenery is similar to other racing games set in Japan such as *Initial D Arcade Stage* and *Wangan Midnight*, except the cars are not licensed. The player also has a unique selection of normal cars and tuned cars between the four cars available. There is three tracks available; Sunset Trial, Starlight Heat and Midnight Run, each of them representing a difficulty level.

## Playable Cars

* Honda NSX
* 1991 Mazda RX-7
* Nissan Skyline
* Toyota Supra

## Tracks

* Sunset Trial (Easy)
* Starlight Heat (Medium)
* Midnight Run (Hard)

## Trivia

* The game features some advertising of some Konami games on sign boards, such as from the *Gradius* series or *Five A Side Soccer*.
Guard

*This article covers the Guard role in Multiplayer's Breach Mode. For the NPCs in single player, please visit the single player wiki's article of the topic here.*

## Statistics

### Default Spawn Items

* FN P90
* USP Tactical
* Level 5 Keycard
* Radio Transmitter
* Grenade
* Small First Aid Kit

### Spawn Location

Gate A (Entrance Zone)

Facility Guards are Security Reinforcement Role whose main objective is to bring order to escape attempts by humans and secondary objective is to support MTF in their objectives.

Facility Guards are lightly-equipped Foundation Security personnel assigned to patrol facilities and keep situations under control, securing SCPs and Class-D Personnel. However, the containment breach was unpredcented and onsite personnel were unable to prevent the breach. Any surviving guard is to follow their training and help keep the situation under Foundation control. They are advised not to engage with rival enemy combatant squads or tough unweakened SCPs without backup, perferably MTFs unless forced to do so.

Guards are identified by their light armour and riot gear, with a yellow visor on their helmet, obscuring their facial features. They are covered in full body white equipment with a black vest. Guards will spawn at the entrance of Gate A. They will spawn in with a FN P90 submachine gun (though some public hosting servers may opt for a MP5-SD instead), a USP Tactical, Level 5 Keycard, Radio Transmitter, Small First Aid Kit and a grenade. Note that Guards do not normally spawn with Handcuffs, making detainment of Class-D Personnel slightly more tricky.

The primary objective of Facility Guards is to extract SCP Foundation Personnel (Janitors and Scientists), terminate or hand Class-D Personnel to MTF for detainment, Their secondary objective is to support MTF Soldiers in the containment or neutralisation of SCPs and the elimination of any Chaos Soldiers, however Guards aren't very well equipped to complete this task solo.
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LPS Number 11

## LPS #11

LPS #11 is a paw up cat that was initially released in a Pet Pairs pack alongside LPS #12, with a green vine/orange flower perch swing. It was also released in a Singles pack, carry case (alongside LPS #1), and spring basket (alongside LPS #6, #3, and #13)

This pet has a red magnet and clear neck peg. It has no known variants. It's very common and was sold in all regions Hasbro was selling LPS at the time.

This pet is worth $5 USD. Online listings tend to price it around $5-$10 USD.

LPS #11 in the Spring BasketLPS #11 in Pet Pairs pack with LPS #12LPS #11 in the Carry Case with LPS #1LPS #11 in a double packLPS #11 in the pack of 20.Official 'token' of LPS #11Official icon for LPS #11 on the Littlest Pet Shop website at the timeLPS #11 official art.LPS #11 official art.LPS #11 on the back of its packaging.Official art of LPS #11 found on the Littlest Pet Shop website in 2006-2007