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Lysil and Angwin

**Lysil and Angwin** are two former antagonists in *Amphibia*. They are conjoined twin olms who used to eat anyone who travel through Quarreler's Pass until they befriended two human girls and a frog family (two particular members whom they previously tried to eat).

## Background

### Physical Appearance

Lysil and Angwin are large Olms. Each olm's side of the body have a different color from each other—Lysil's is purple and Angwin's is light pink while both of their bodies are covered in scars. They are also blind, hence the bleached eyes, and have two glowing branched gills forming tufts atop their heads.

## Role in the series

Halfway to Newtopia, Sprig and Polly will not stop bickering, so Hop Pop drops them off at Quarreler's Pass, a split road to let travelers vent their frustrations. The two continue to fight until they end up in a cave belonging to a two headed olm who intends to devour. They finally put their differences aside and use their vocal mimicry to get the olm to fight with themselves and escape where they reunite with Hop Pop and Anne.

During King Andrias' Frobot military reign in Amphibia Anne, the Planters and Sasha come to see them to ask about Mother Olm. The Twins explain that they used to be night patrol guards of the city of Proteus until they were banished for carelessly letting intruders pass through Proteus due to their arguing with each other. Anne convinces Lysil and Angwin to take them to Proteus. Parisia, the guardian of the city of Proteus who is stubbornly in denial about King Andrias' forces closing in on them and refuses to help or be offered help from others. However after Lysil and Angwin both agree to put their lives on the line to rescue Proteus from a giant drill and after Sasha insults her for continuing to deny everything, Parisia was so impressed she allows the group to see the Mother of Olms and begrudgingly allowed the twins back into the Proteus (under heavy supervision).

## Trivia

* An Olm is aquatic salamander in the family Proteidae, the only exclusively cave-dwelling chordate species found in Europe.

## External Links

* Lysil and Angwin at Amphibia Wiki

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727R Raine Whispers

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> So, the head witch of the Bard Coven likes pretending to be a rebel. Too bad they're not very good at it.
>
> Eda teasing Raine, Eda's Requiem

**Raine Whispers** is a character who appears in the Disney Channel animated series, *The Owl House*. They are the Head Witch of the Bard Coven, as well as the leader of a rebellion against the Emperor's rule.

## Background

### Personality and traits

Raine is known to be a shy person. They get stage fright and get nervous when making public speeches. However, they're not afraid to stand up for what they believe in, even if it means risking their own life. They disapprove of Emperor Belos forcing witches to join covens and stealing magic, which was why they worked hard to become a Coven Head and find people who wanted to change things, starting the small rebellion known as the Bards Against the Throne (aka the BATs). Before, they never could overcome their fears until they met Eda, who encouraged them to face their fears. The two had known each other since they were students at Hexside. They even dated for a while, until Raine decided to break up on the day they joined the Bard Coven, due to Eda's tendency to push people away.

### Powers and abilities

* **Magic:** Like all witches, their connection to magic comes from a sac of magic bile attached to their heart. Having earned the rank of coven leader, they are undoubtedly very powerful.
	+ **Bard magic:** As the leader of the Bard Coven, Raine is allowed to use music magic to manipulate the world around them. This allows them to nullify spells from other witches, make things levitate and take control of any people who can hear their music. Raine is also noted to be an exceptionally talented Bard, as they have managed to rise to the rank of Head Witch by skill alone.
		- **Violin Playing:** Raine is a skilled violinist and uses their violin to cast their Bard spells. They can use their violin to cast cutting shockwaves.
		- **Instrument Summoning:** Raine can also summon and dispel musical instruments at will. While they primarily use a violin, they can also summon different instruments such as a lute.

## Trivia

* Raine Whispers is Disney's first non-binary character as they go by they/them pronouns. They are also voiced by trans and non-binary actor Avi Roque.
	+ Blu del Barrio, who voices the teen Raine Whispers, is also non-binary.
* According to the owl house watch and play game on DisneyNOW Raine and Eda stared in a hexside play call “rats” which is how Raines stage fright was born.
* According to a portfolio that Eda has on them, Raine loves spicy foods and their favorite movie is a action film called *Die Bard II,* with whom they have watched before with Eda in their much more younger days.

## External links

* Raine Whispers on The Owl House Wiki

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Organizations

### former leaders

Ronny McCartney
Tony StarCk †
Natasha Bomanoffinvioa †

### former members

Mark Stark
Thor
Paul Vincent
Jerry Maximoff †
Wanda Maximoff
Gold Vision †
James Wilson
Simon Lance
Peter Parker
Raymond Ray
Carol Jackson
Yhivi Nixon
Yoko
Scott

### headquarters

Avengers Tower (formerly)
Avengers Compound (formerly)

### Moive

*The Avengers*
*Iron Man 3* (mentioned)
*Thor 3: The Dark World* (mentioned)
*Ms. America: The Diamond Soldier* (mentioned)
*Avengers: Age of Ultron*
*Strange* (mentioned)
*Spider-Man 3: Adventure from High level* (mentioned)
*Thor 6* (mentioned)
*Avengers: Infinity War*
*The Wasp II; Let there Be massive Carnage* (mentioned)
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*Avengers 9: Dynasty* (unreleased)
Dr. Frakes

**Dr. Frakes** is a character in the 2019 animated series, *Amphibia*.

## Background

### Personality

Dr. Frakes is a genius but quite unethical, fame-hungry and wacko scientist. She owns an educational center for children as she hopes they admire her and her experiments. Frakes is also very egotistical and would commit immoral unethical means in the pursuit of science, where she decided to dissect the Plantars, despite them being harmless in nature.

### Physical appearance

Dr. Frakes is an elderly woman with messy hair and yellow sunglasses, some missing teeth and a lab coat.

## Role in the series

She is the founder of Dr. Frakes' Brainasium. During the night when Anne, Sasha and Marcy got teleported into Amphibia by the Calamity Box, it also triggered the devices used by Frakes and her assistant Terri which the portal created by the device almost sucked them into Amphibia though only sucked Frakes' Skip Man she was listening to which would be found by Curator Ponds and later got to Anne's hands. One day Anne the Plantars arrive Dr. Frakes' children's museum to pick up on a lead that could lead them back to Amphibia .

While there, the group poses as reporters interested in her real studies, not just the kids' experiments. After some bartering they are let in, where Dr. Frakes explains that only recently did her studies lunge forward when an energy event opened a portal in her equipment, and we see the flashback of Anne, Sasha, and Marcy opening the Calamity Box and being sucked into Amphibia, but also at Frakes' lab, where a Skip-Man was sucked into the energy field.

Dr. Frakes explains that she can keep the portal open for a short time, but the magnetic interference doesn't allow her to get any clean images of it.

The group thinks they see Amphibia in the images and try to take a look, so Dr. Frakes opens up the portal but when it collapses, creates such an energy burst that it knocks off the disguises on the Plantars, revealing their true frog identity to the doctor.

Chaos ensues as Dr. Frakes now has proof of the other worlds the portal can access and tries to kidnap the Plantars and dissect them. Terri, her assistant, thinks this is wrong and teams up with Anne to help the Plantars at the cost of her job.

Anne and Terri managed to save the Plantars, but Dr. Frakes chased after them with a buzzsaw in attempt to dissect them. Luckily Anne threw her Cicada Cookies at her which cause all the kids to attack her in order to get the cookies.

The gang eventually escapes, and Terri takes them all home, suggesting that she will help them build a portal with everything she learned while working for Dr. Frakes.

## External links

* Dr. Frakes at Amphibia Wiki

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Zappapede

Template:Species Infobox**Zappapedes** are large centipede-like creatures that reside in Amphibia's most mountainous regions. They get their name from their ability to manipulate electrical voltage.

## Physical Appearance

As their name suggests, Zappapedes resembes overgrown centipedes. They have a bright yellow coloration on their body as well as a pair of brown horns sticking out of their forehead. The pupils on their eyes are shaped like plus and minus signs.

## Role in the series

Zappapedes only appear in the episode "Taking Charge" where Anne and the Plantar family plan on using their electrical powers to recharge Anne's phone. They eventually find them in the Misty Peaks and despite getting electrocuted by a herd of them, Anne and the Plantars are successful in recharging Anne's power to ten thousand percent.

In "Little Frogtown," Anne gets zapped by a security guard using a Zappapede-like gun after she unintentionally scared a group of kids when they rudely cut her, Sprig, and Polly's places in the waiting line for Newtopia's arcade.

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Shadowfish

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**Shadowfish** are mysterious ghost-like entities that appear in *Amphibia*.

## Background

Originating from another world, the Shadowfish were captured and studied for their nigh-impervious durability by the rulers of Amphibia which led to the creation of an entity known as the "Core."

### Physical appearance

They resemble aquatic and single-celled creatures.

### Powers and abilities

The Shadowfish can float, phase trough solid objects and have extreme acidic digestion abilities. They can become solid upon seeing their reflection in mirrors or other reflective surfaces, but will be vulnerable to physical attacks in this form.

## Role in the series

### Season 2

They appear in "The Sleepover to End All Sleepovers", while exploring the basement of Newtopia Castle Anne, Marcy, Sprig, and Polly encountered the Shadowfish. The children discovered that they are able to be defeated by making them look in the mirrors, transforming them from phantom form to solid, allowing them to hit them, and the shadowfish are forced to flee after enduring many hits.

Near the end of "The First Temple", they briefly appear roaming the stairwell as King Andrias goes to meet his master.

### Season 3

In "Olivia & Yunan", when Lady Olivia and General Yunan attempt to rescue Marcy the duo encounter chained-up Moss Man and some Shadowfish roaming in the hallways; Olivia deduces that this was where the newts' ancestors kept their otherworldly prisoners.

## Gallery

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## Trivia

* In Andrias' hidden mural, some shadowfish are portrayed in an unknown location in flames, hinting that their world has probably been already conquered or destroyed by Andrias or his ancestors.

## External links

* Shadowfish at Amphibia Wiki

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223D Sideways (Bayverse)

> Just 'cause I'd always rather flee than fight, don't mean I can't!
>
> Sideways to Arcee, Transformers Comic issue 2.5

**Sideways** was a Decepticon who came to Earth some point after the events of the 2007 Transformers movie, and hid from Humans and Autobots with the gigantic Demolishor.

## Background

### Personality

Before the war, Sideways was a simple courier, so he's not a physical powerhouse like the other Decepticons. As he's pretty smart, Sideways prefers to team up with larger Decepticons in the battle against the Autobots, so his companion takes all the heat. However, this doesn’t mean that he is a coward, as when he must face the enemy, he eagerly deploys his spinning saw blades. A world class spy, He surrounds himself with dangerous traps, yet always leaves an escape route, and has thus far never been captured. Since he arrived on Earth, he hanged out with Demolishor, a large Decepticon.

### Abilities

Sideway’s only ability is to Transform. His Alt Mode (the thing he can transform into) is a Audi R8.

### Weapons

Sideway’s Weaponry includes:

* **Plasma Sniper Rifles**
* **Saw Blades**
* **Gravition Mines**

## Trivia

* Sideways was the first character in the movie to die in his Alt-Mode, rather than his robot mode.
* Sideways' alt mode was originally a Lamborghini as shown in this early Animatic and the early concept art as shown in these two:
	+ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSTVYwn4YHQ
	+ https://news.tfw2005.com/2017/09/01/transformers-revenge-fallen-sideways-lamborghini-concept-art-347656
Rosemary, Lavender, and Ginger

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**Rosemary**, **Lavender**, and **Ginger Flour** are supporting characters in the 2019 television series, *Amphibia*.

## Background

### Personality

Being just little tadpoles, Rosemary, Lavender, and Ginger are very naïve and innocent. They love to play and while they do seek attention, are not malicious about it and simply want to spend time with their sister. They can become quite possessive as they were jealous of Maddie's friendship with Marcy at first and they put themselves in danger just to get her to play with them instead, though this is mostly due to them not understanding that their actions have consequences. They also disliked Marcy until she helped Maddie save them from exploding, and helping Maddie realize that she needs to start making time with her sisters as well. Unlike Polly Plantar who has a firm grasp of the large world around her, they are mostly content with what they have in front of them and do not have very big goals, though they are willing to resort to drastic measures to get what they want. Ultimately, Rosemary, Lavender, and Ginger are very sweet children who just want to be happy.

### Physical appearance

Being tadpoles, they resemble Polly in that they are small round balls with little nubs for hands and tails that are frilled. Beyond that, there are a couple of visual differences between them. Rosemary is soft teal with three hairs, Lavender is light violet with one hair, and Ginger is soft blue with no hair.

## Trivia

* Despite the fact that they have clearly been around since before the events of the show and made an appearance in "Civil Wart", their family ties with Maddie were not revealed until "Return to Wartwood". However, they were first seen in the show's opening.
* They are all fittingly named after different plants and spices used in baking and cooking.
* Their blue color resembles the blues from the *Angry Birds* franchise.

## External links

* Rosemary, Lavender, and Ginger Flour at the Amphibia Wiki

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Percy (Amphibia)

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**Percy** is a character in the 2019 series *Amphibia*.

## Background

### Personality

Percy is described by Captain Grime as "a cropping idiot, but when he makes a mistake, he owns it and he doesn't stop until he makes things right." Percy is in fact very bumbling, though compared to the other toads it is not saying much. A lot of it could be contributed to the fact that he wishes to be a comedian and make people laugh. While his alignment is bad, he is not an evil person and just wants the approval of those around him. He is highly motivated as he was hellbent on wanting to run away, but upon hearing Grime's words about him, he turned around and decided to defend Toad Tower from the herons.

### Physical appearance

Like the other toads, he is big and round and light green, with a lighter underbelly and four fingered hands. He has dark green spots and big yellow eyes and possesses sharp teeth and a light blue tongue.

He wears bronze armor like the Captain and the other toads as well as black pants and boots. He usually wore a small grey helmet that snugly fit on his head, but he switches it out for a common jester hat that fits with his one man band attire.

## Gallery

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## External links

* Percy at the Amphibia Wiki

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East Dawnwood

## Description

Past the lands of Mazion and Aldmira, and just before the great ocean in the south, the rover will find themselves in the land of the East Dawnwood. Far different from its Western counterpoint, the East Dawnwood is a realm of light and beauty. While it lacks the exotic prey of the West, it is full of all manner of wildlife, from the beautiful to the ferocious. Scholars have devoted their entire lives to documenting the complex micro-ecosystems of even tiny sections of East Dawnwood, only for their findings to be made irrelevant a few years later as the entire shifting ecology changes.

Between the vastness of the forest, the complexity of its wildlife, and the speed it changes as populations grow and shift and new animals reach new parts of the forest and die out in others, it is nearly impossible to perfectly catalog or learn how to hunt in the East Dawnwood- which is exactly what makes it such a popular spot for the hunters who form a large part of the forest’s population. These hunters are the primary residents of the small hunting towns found in the forest’s small clearings.

Another major resident of the forest are merchant caravans, who travel its many small trade routes. Although many are employed in the transit of weapons from Sothrun to Dorosia, all manner of goods go through East Dawnwood. This concentration of merchants attracts the third major category of citizens: forest bandits. The denser regions of the forest are dotted with secret hideouts and the weathered strongholds of nations long destroyed, both of which are used as the bases of the numerous groups of bandits who prey on the optimistic or the stupid among merchants. Well-guarded caravans can usually make it through the East Dawnwood safely, which only encourages many smaller companies to try to make it through with less than optimal protection- a mistake few make twice.

At the center is the grand city of Huur’glaen. One of the most populous cities in the world, Huur’glaen holds the world’s largest temple to Huurus. Though most hunters of the East Dawnwood hold to the principles of the New Orthodox, Huurus is the god of choice for those of the forest, and the Grand Temple is full every day.
Owlbert

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> Oh, he's my palisman, and we're bonded for life. I'd annihilate anyone who'd hurt him.
>
> Eda's relationship with Owlbert, Escape of the Palisman

**Owlbert** is Eda's palisman in the Disney Channel animated series, *The Owl House*.

## Background

Eda made Owlbert (with her father's help) from the branch of a palistrum tree, a tradition that has become rare due to overharvesting. Eda often uses him to either steal from the human realm or as a distraction against opponents. Despite being an enchanted object used to cast magic, Owlbert has a sense of independence and can attach and reattach from his staff either by command or on his own free will. He has a very close bond with Eda, who is shown to be protective of him.

### Physical appearance

Owlbert bears the appearance of a typical owl, displaying brown-toned feathers, golden-yellow eyes, and orange feet. A staff-binding interlock is located underneath his right foot that allows him to detach from atop of Eda's staff.

## Trivia

* The name Owlbert is a play on the name "Albert".
* Owlbert shares the same name as a 1988 children's book title *Owlbert* written by Nicholas Harris.
* According to Eda's mug shot in "Once Upon a Swap" her staff (with Owlbert on top) is a total of 5'9" (1.75m) tall.

## Gallery

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## External links

* Owlbert on The Owl House Wiki

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West Dawnwood

## Description

Over the peaks of Nestorum and past the Valliard and Exarchate, through the lands of the horse-lords and up to the edge of the ocean, the long-traveled wayfarer will find the realm of West Dawnwood.

Where the East Dawnwood is bright and beautiful, the West Dawnwood is dark and dismal. The forest is denser allowing less light to leak in, and much of the East Dawnwood is more bog than forest. However, the West Dawnwood has larger, rarer, and more dangerous game than the eastern counterpart, and so it is exceedingly popular among hunters. Hunters here however are different from those in the East. Eastern hunters hunt for prey, animals that are easy to kill but difficult to hunt due to the complex ecosystems of the East Dawnwood. The beasts of the West are exceedingly easy to hunt- killing them, however, is another story. Thus, hunters in the East are professionals working at a job- in the West, they hunt for passion. As such, the hunters in the West form a tightly knit community.

Towns in much of West Dawnwood are named for the hunters who founded them years ago, and their descendants continue to live there today. The greatest among these hunters form an elite band known as the Grey Rangers- members of this group travel throughout West Dawnwood tracking and battling the mightiest game. The spirit of friendly competition is strong in the community of the Western hunters, with each trying to fell a grander beast than their friends, and boosting those friends to do the same. This free lifestyle however has been threatened lately. Inspired by stories of the rise of Sallas Noch and its rapid conquest of Orlington, an ambitious group formed a small army and managed to conquer the city of Maaliveski, forming the fledgeling empire of Palaskia.

Though Palaskia has had much success in expanding, it has found West Dawnwood a far more formidable foe than Sallas Noch found Orlington. To begin with, the land itself is naturally less suited to empire building. Trudging armies through the bogs and forests is a logistical nightmare and invites guerilla attacks with no good counter. Farming and mining are difficult to impossible, and very little trade makes it to the far West Dawnwood. In addition, instead of isolated farming towns, Palaskia has had to contend with a close knit and highly defensive community of individuals who spend their free time hunting large, dangerous animals to kill. The Grey Rangers particularly have fully converted to an elite band of guerilla warriors, harrying and slowing Palaskian armies. The rapid expansion of Palaskia has entirely halted, and focus has now gone to holding the territory they have gained thus far as the hunters gain ground.

The war is far from over however, and it will not end until either Palaskia has been fully disbanded or there exists not one person with a mind for freedom able to carry a blade.
Frobots

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The **Frobots** are the robotic minions of King Andrias and the secondary antagonists of the Disney Channel animated series Amphibia.

## Background

### Appearance

The **Standard Frobots** are large Frog like robots with glowing red eyes, enormous shoulder pads, long arms, skinny legs a frog foot symbol on their chests, and a black paint job. They have laser riffles and jetpacks as standard issue.

The **Silver Frobot** is lanky and thin to quickly maneuver in urban areas and have razor sharp claws & a cloaking device .

The **Giant Frobot** is enormous, bigger than any of the houses in Wartwood. It has red eyes, a bulky build, and a bronze point job. It can shoot multiple smaller Frog-Bots similar to its design for reinforcements from its shoulders and back. It has incredible strength befitting its size and built in tadpole missile launchers in its arms and chest.

The **Fire Frobots** have flamethrowers attached to their right arm. They have a red paint job, blue eyes, and what seemed to be a like a tank of gasoline behind their back.

The **Judge Frobot** takes on a classic judge appearance with a robe, a white wig that is loaded with missiles, a court desk with Andrias' crown logo on it, a gavel in its hand, and noticeable redness on it cheeks. When in combat, its desk unfolds and turns into a pair of legs, it eyes turn red, it has longer arms with big hands and fuses two gavels together to make a big mallet.

## Role in the Series

### Before

1,000 years before the three human girls came to Amphibia it was a lot more technologically advanced, but when the king of the amphibious inhabitants of that world Andrias Leviathan was betrayed by his closest friends, the extremely powerful Calamity Box was stolen from him and with the mystical music box gone, technology including robotics disappeared and was eventually forgotten by most.

### Season 2

King Andrias finally got the Calamity Box then used it to power up his castle enabling to to fly. Then, it sent out a signal to reactivate the Ruins of Despair causing them to and create and army of Frog-Bots under the giant newt king's command.

### Season 3

The Frog-Bots were seen guarding the flying castle while Andrias sent a special silver one to earth to terminate Anne. He also sent a gigantic bronze one to take care of Sasha and wipe out Wartwood but was destroyed. Sometime during late winter the Frobot army became so massive that King Andrias was nearly ready to invade Earth. When Anne Boonchuy returned to Amphibia she was horrified to see the Frobots spreading terror across the land and imposing Andrais' tyrannical rule on the innocent inhabitants.

## Gallery

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## Trivia

* The army bots were inspired by the Laputian Robots in *Castle in the Sky*.
* Their name were confirmed to be Frobots in the episode "Anne-sterminator"

## External links

* Frobot at the Amphibia Wiki
* Frobots at the Villains Wiki

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A Fistful of Dollars

***A Fistful of Dollars*** (Italian: *Per un pugno di dollari, lit.* 'For a Fistful of Dollars' titled on-screen as *Fistful of Dollars*) is a 1964 Spaghetti Western film directed by Sergio Leone and starring Clint Eastwood in his first leading role, alongside Gian Maria Volonté, Marianne Koch, Wolfgang Lukschy, Sieghardt Rupp, José Calvo, Antonio Prieto, and Joseph Egger.

## Plot

The Man With No Name (Clint Eastwood) enters the Mexican village of San Miguel amid a power struggle among the three Rojo brothers (Antonio Prieto, Benny Reeves, Sieghardt Rupp) and sheriff John Baxter (Wolfgang Lukschy). When the Rojo brothers waylay a regiment of Mexican soldiers bearing gold intended to pay for new weapons, the stranger inserts himself into the middle of the long-simmering battle, selling false information to both sides for his benefit.

## Why It Rocks

1. It's highly influential to the Western genre, and started one of the greatest movie trilogies of all time.
2. Amazing cinematography.
3. Even though it was filmed in Italy where the movie was filmed in the same country, It does film places that were Italian deserts and building a western town that'll make you feel like you're filming in the United States' desert.
4. The soundtrack is amazing, with tons of western-theme *Red Dead* style theme, and the incredibly fits the movie very well.
5. Masterpiece acting, especially for Clint Eastwood.
6. The Man with No Name is a badass character and a nice change of pace from traditional, undisputably heroic Western heroes.
7. The final duel is one of the tensest moments in the movie, with all the violence galore.

## Bad Qualities

1. Due to the low-budget, the production values aren't the best.

## Reception

*A Fistful of Dollars* has achieved a 98% approval rating out of 48 critical reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, with an average rating of 8.2/10. The website's critical consensus reads, "With Akira Kurosawa's *Yojimbo* as his template, Sergio Leone's *A Fistful of Dollars* helped define a new era for the Western and usher in its most iconic star, Clint Eastwood." It was also placed 8th on the site's 'Top 100 Westerns'.

## Trivia

* The movie's an unofficial remake of the 1961 Akira Kurosawa movie *Yojimbo*. Jolly Film failed to secure the rights to Kurosawa's movie, resulting in a lawsuit that delayed *Fistful*'s release in North America for three years. It would be settled out of court for an undisclosed agreement before the U.S. release.
* This is Trevor807's favorite movie.

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Bria, Gavin, and Angmar

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**Bria, Gavin, and Angmar** are a trio of of young witches who appear in the Disney Channel animated series, *The Owl House*. They are students from Glandus High, who are adventurous as well abusive towards those who they consider weak. They appear as the main antagonists of the episode "Through the Looking Glass Ruins".

## Background

### Bria

The self appointed leader of the group, who is apart of the Construction Track. Bria is very positive, but has a lot of layers. She is known to be adventurous and wanting to go on a quest. But she is revealed to actually be greedy, selfish and abusive: this is shown through her making threats to her friends, leading the attempt to rob a graveyard for relics for either her own personal use or to sell to the Emperor's Coven and supporting the 'rule by the strong' ideology at Glandus.

### Gavin

As a member of the Abomination Track, Gavin is really good at creating abominations. He also longs for his father's attention.

### Angmar

Angmar is shy and quiet member of the trio, and whimsical at the same time. He can also become easily distracted, especially by butterflies. As a member of the Plant Track, he hopes to someday grow his own forest and create a butterfly sanctuary.

## Trivia

* Gavin is Nik Dodani's voice acting debut.
* Bria's voice actress, Felicia Day, also voiced Mary Jane Watson from *Spider-Man*.
* Angmar bares a slight resemblance to Amethyst from *Steven Universe*.
* Angmar's obsession with insects, such as butterflies, is shared with Amity's father Alador.
* Gus appeared to have a slight crush on Bria.
* Angmar may be named after the Witch King of Angmar.

## Gallery

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## External links

* Bria on The Owl House Wiki
* Gavin on The Owl House Wiki
* Angmar on The Owl House Wiki

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> I like the way they pop.
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> Dropkick after killing a human

**Dropkick** is one of the two main antagonists (alongside Shatter) of the 2018 sci-fi action movie **Bumblebee**. He is a Decepticon Triple Changer and was sent to Earth alongside Shatter to hunt down Bumblebee. Dropkick hates the Autobots, and also hates even more how they have to act like the heroes around the native Humans of Earth. For Dropkick, acting all good Is just humiliating for him.

## Background

### Personality

Dropkick is a hate-filled Decepticon who views both Autobots and humans alike with disdain and contempt. He also appears to have an intense hatred towards Bumblebee, as evidenced by him violently beating him down when he's vulnerable and also toying around with him and mocking him when fighting him in the docks. He also views humans as nothing but new quarry which he can hunt and kill, and derives pleasure from "popping" them. Overall, Dropkick is considered the antithesis of not just Bumblebee, but also the Autobots as a whole in terms of personality.

Unlike his partner Shatter, Dropkick cares very little about strategy or tactics and would very much prefer to get the job done quickly without sneaking around. This is evidenced by him doing the dirtiest part of their work in the end (i.e. killing Cliffjumper, Dr. Powell, a random bystander and Bumblebee albeit temporarily). He also appears to be the "brawn" of the pair, as he is usually the one carrying out the orders rather than actually giving them. This is also evident during his battle with Bumblebee, where he brawls and toys around with him rather than actually trying to pin down the Autobot quickly and end the fight. Ultimately, this proved to be his undoing when he transformed into helicopter mode to attack Bumblebee, only for his propellers to become ensnared in chains and then being ripped apart when he transformed to try and escape.

### Powers and Abilities

As a Triple Changer, Dropkick can transform into two forms: a AMC Javelin (Car) and a Bell AH-1 SuperCobra (Helicopter). In his Helicopter mode, he can also take flight.

### Weapons

Dropkick has a quite small arsenal, which only includes 3 weapons, which are:

* **Scatter Cannon**
* **2x Routed Machine-guns**
* **Blade**

## Trivia

* Dropkick's name is derived from a professional wrestling maneuver in which a wrestler jumps up and lands a kick with both feet, often knocking their opponent to the ground.
Bat Queen

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> Yeah. Yeah. Mama is I. And I is the Bat Queen.
>
> The Bat Queen introducing herself to Luz

The **Bat Queen** is a character who appears in the Disney Channel animated series, *The Owl House*. She is the wealthiest demon on The Boiling Isles, who was once a giant's palisman, until she was broken and discarded. Now, she serves as a protector to other palismen, who have been broken and abandoned.

In Season Two, she teamed up with Eda and Principle Bump, to create "Adopt a Palismen Day". Abandoned palismen were given another chance at finding new owners due to the fact Palistrom Trees are rare.

## Background

Thousands of years ago, the Bat Queen used to be on a staff belonging to a giant, until she was abandoned after being broken. Over the years, she had forgotten about her owner and the truth over what happened. She took it upon herself to protect other palismans, who had been abandoned and became a mother of three baby bats.

The Bat Queen is known to be extremely wealthy and lives in a nest filled with treasure. She is also very protective to not only her children but to the other abandoned palismen.

### Physical appearance

The bat queen is a giant head with Asian characteristics and long greasy black hair. She has bat wings and talons which feature her interlock.

## Gallery

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## External links

* Bat Queen on The Owl House Wiki

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Tibbles

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**Tibblet-Tibblie Grimm Hammer III,** (aka "Tibbles") is a demon and a minor antagonist in the Disney Channel original series *The Owl House.*

## Background

### Appearance

Tibbles is a small pudgy pig-like demon, with tannish skin, large bat-like ears and a curly tail with a red pointed end. He wears a violet vest and white dress shirt and glasses (similar to Willow's).

### Personality

At first Tibbles seems like a harmless demon, but really he's greedy and likes to take advantage of his customers. He also revealed to be very vengeful, against Eda and her friends for destroying his business.

## Role in the Series

### "Hooty's Moving Hassle"

When Eda runs out of her curse elixir and her supplier has none, he suggests trying her luck at the Night Market where a guy named "Grimm Hammer" could sell it to her. Upon meeting Grimm Hammer, he say's his name is really Tibblet-Tibblie Grimm Hammer III, but prefers to be called "Tibbles" for short. After Eda requests some more elixir, Tibbles says he'll sell it to her for 1,000 snails, Eda is outraged but when she sees the stack of Hexes Holdem cards she makes a deal, if she wins she gets the elixir and if HE wins he can take something of hers. Tibbles accepts this deal and wins, Eda is even more outraged at Tibbles for hustling her. For his prize, Tibbles takes King and makes him his servant, forcing him to model his line of baby clothes and renames him "Little Bone Boy". Eda attempts to free King but cannot due to her curse, Tibbles then chains her up and reveals his true greedy nature and how he knows about Eda and plans to turn her over to the Emperor's Coven for a large some of money. Shorty after Tibbles informs the Emperor's Coven, Luz and her friends come stomping by in the house and accidentally crush Tibbles' stand. King tosses Eda the elixir and she is able to regain her powers once more. Tibbles is outraged by the loss of his stand and vows revenge both Eda and King.

### "Really Small Problems"

Tibbles returns working for a carnival, where he tricks King into buying a shrinking potion that he uses to shrink Willow and Gus. Later Tibbles finds them, along with Luz in the hall of mirrors where he captures them and puts them in his arena show where they're force to battle against unicorns and other monsters. Eda, who is forced to sell candied crab-apples discovers them and rescues them by dumping the remaining apples onto Tibbles causing the animals to go after him.

## Trivia

* According the episode "Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door", Tibbles is classified as a Biped demon, who possess a magic bile sac attached to their hearts much like witches, allowing them to use magic.

## External Links

* Tibbles on The Owl House Wiki

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## EYM

##### 11 years old boy with dark eyes and brown skin who is undiscovered football players and loves to play video games.

EYM, The 11 year old boy with dark eyes and brown skin had always loved playing football, but never had the opportunity to join a team. When he discovered that there was an "undiscovered football players" competition, he knew he had to enter. Although he didn't win the competition, he impressed the scouts enough to be offered a spot on a local team. The boy was ecstatic and immediately began training. He quickly became one of the best players on the team and started to gain attention from bigger clubs. However, the boy's true passion was still video games. He would often spend hours playing after school and on weekends. His parents were supportive of his dreams and would often come to watch his games. One day, after a particularly impressive match, the boy was approached by a scout from a professional team. He was offered a spot on the team and a contract. The boy was overjoyed and immediately accepted. He knew that this was his chance to finally play football at the highest level and fulfill his dream of becoming a professional footballer.
Naz

##### 12 years old stylish girl with dark brown eyes who loves to hang out with her friends, knows what to wear, makes sarcasm, and reads animes online.

Naz is a fashionable 12-year-old girl with dark brown eyes. She loves to hang out with her friends and knows how to dress to impress. She's also known for her sharp wit and sarcasm. When she's not out and about with her friends, she can be found reading manga and watching her favorite animes online. She's also a gifted sarcasm-maker, and her friends always enjoy spending time with her.
King Aldrich

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**King Aldrich Leviathan**  is a posthumous pivotal antagonist in the series *Amphibia*. He was the father of King Andrias.

## Background

King Aldrich ruled Amphibia over 1,000 years ago; he was a ruthless selfish tyrant determined to continue his family's work of conquering other worlds.

One day, young Andrias was approached by his father, King Aldrich, who was not fond of his son's friendship with the frog Leif and the toad Barrel, claiming that "friendship doesn't last", as well as tells him that he should not rely on his friends as they will ask for favors and shows him the Core, which houses the memories of their ancestors, and explains the importance of the Calamity Box.

After Leif steals the box, the Core tells him of an olm prophecy, saying the music box will one day return, and in turn, Aldrich tells Andrias when it does, he can finally redeem himself and will continue with the invasion of Earth.

At some point before passing away, his mind was assimilated into the Core so he could live forever. Aldrich's personality is revealed to have surfaced within the Core, which is partially controlling Marcy Wu.

When Marcy appeared in a Library, Aldrich appear to her and wanted to welcome her to the Core's intersection as the first human to join their ranks. Marcy was confused of what was the Core and how she ended up in the Core as her memories were a bit fuzzy, but Aldrich told he it didn't matter. He introduced her to a fantasy world based on her memories from her favorite video games and books, even giving her fantasy versions of Anne and Sasha. However, this was all part of his plan to distract her and assimilated her into the core.

## Trivia

* Aldrich's voice can be heard at the end of the third season's trailer.

## Gallery

### Concept Art

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### Screenshots

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## External Links

* King Aldrich on the Amphibia Wiki
* King Aldrich on the Villains Wiki

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Unisul

**Unisul** is a concessionaire that oversees most of the Area 6 characters of the CMTC. It is headed by the vice president Kaiden Pennington and management officer Mason Galloway.

Unisul seeks to oversee Area 6 (South) characters, including Maui and Hilda.

## Members

* 602S - Salazar Slytherin
* 604S - Scabior
* 609S - Severus Snape
* 611Y - Yurika Haneda
* 613T - Tracey Davis
* 6161 - Edmund Ahlberg
* 620Y - Yatin Bhagat
* 621A - Alfur Aldric
* 621E - Erza Scarlet
* 622T - Terrence Higgs
* 6233 - Suzaku Kururugi
* 6242 - Moana
* 625L - Lelouch Lamperouge
* 629T - Tom Riddle
* 632A - Captain Amelia
* 632V - Viola Richmond
* 634A - Anne Finnelan
* 6356 - Kaisa
* 636P - Pansy Parkinson
* 638Z - Zoe Accrington
* 6418 - Gray Fullbuster
* 641C - Cragie Williams
* 6423 - Mondo Owada
* 642R - Gajeel Redfox
* 643B - Byakuya Togami
* 643Z - Zubeida Khan
* 6501 - C.C.
* 6503 - Alice Green
* 6504 - Levy McGarden
* 6506 - Lucy Heartfilia
* 6514 - Master Mavis
* 651W - Wendy Marvel
* 6522 - Penelope Clearwater
* 6527 - Roger Davies
* 660N - Nunally
* 6611 - Cho Chang
* 6626 - Maui
* 6655 - Terry Boot
* 6712 - Lisa Turpin
* 6713 - Isobel MacDougal
* 671N - Natsu Dragneel
* 6720 - Marcus Belby
* 6728 - Nanette Desford
* 672M - Makoto Naegi
* 6735 - Sybill Trelawney
* 6736 - Myrtle Warren
* 6740 - Gilderoy Lockhart
* 6741 - Helena Ravenclaw
* 675K - Kiyotaka Ishimaru
* 6764 - Mandy Brocklehurst
* 678J - Juvia Lockser
* 678M - Master Makarov
* 6791 - Hilda
Braddock

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**Braddock** is a supporting character in the 2019 series *Amphibia*.

## Background

### Personality

Braddock is very sweet-natured and loves making new friends, such as where she bonded with Grime's former prisoner, Sasha Waybright. Braddock is also a terrible liar as she got easily nervous and sweated a lot when being questioned by General Yunan. Braddock also hates when someone goes against their word on a promise where she got angry at Sasha for breaking her promise to her and Percy when she cared more about retrieving Barrel's warhammer than their safety.

### Physical appearance

Braddock is a female toad with light purple skin. She had violet shaded spots dotted across her cheeks, resembling freckles, and a light yellow underbelly. She also has blonde hair tied back into a bun with a loop of string and wears leather armbands and brown iron armor alike the other toad soldiers. In "Barrel's Warhammer," Braddock wore red armor with an eye painted on her shoulder pads.

## Gallery

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## External links

* Braddock at the Amphibia Wiki

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