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Ricardo

Ricardo is the titular character of Breaking Card, and one of the four main characters, serving as the unofficial "leader" of the group.

He's smart, reserved, and somewhat introverted, but nonetheless is often the only source of sanity in the midst of the guy's antics.

When it comes to jobs, he's typically the one to find any and every quiet and stealthy way to pull one off, able to locate any possible secret entrances that could give the guys a way into what they're after.

He's typically upfront and assertive, and carries a sidearm, typically keeping it in the glovebox of his vehicle. He's never shot anyone deliberately using it, in fact, he's never even pointed it at another person. However, he has used it to shoot out the tires of vehicles in pursuit of the getaway car at times, and is shown to be an excellent shot, rarely missing his targets.

He claims his sharpshooting skills are courtesy of the many video games he plays during his free time.

Crimes committed
 Unlawful discharge of a firearm aimed at a moving vehicle or person
 Breaking & entering
 Possession of an unregistered firearm

### Trivia

-He's the shortest member of the group.

-Ricardo, while owning various weapons (nowhere near as many as Nathan, however), has never killed anyone. However, one of his shots accidentally grazed Atticus' leg during some target practice once, landing him in the hospital for a few days.

-Even though he met Atticus first, his closest friend out of the group is Juancho (in real life, as well.),

-He has over 500 hours on one video game he plays, and has developed a few video games with Atticus.

-Ricardo's exact death location is unknown, however, based on the audible radio chatter coming from Sgt. Alvarez's car, it's likely somewhere off of TX I-40.

Ricardo
Sonata Valley

Sonata Valley is a small town off of Route 66, near Amarillo. Not much is known about Sonata Valley, other than it's where the guys originally resided before the move to California.

## Sonata Valley

### Trivia

-Sonata Valley's name is a parody of the real-world Sonoran Desert, and a parody of the real-world car, the Hyundai Sonata.

-Like all locations in Breaking Card, Sonata Valley is a fictional area, in an alternate universe where fictional cities exist alongside actual real-world locations.
J'emm J'axx

Bloodwynd

## Biography

### The Last Son of Saturn

The history of J’emm J’axx is abridged due to J’emm being unable to recall much of his early life. What he does know is that he was born on Saturn as a Red Saturnian. He remembers catapulting through Earth’s atmosphere on a mission only thinking of the Martian Manhunter. His harsh entry into Earth’s atmosphere made him crash and lose most of his memory, only recalling the Martian. Upon shapeshifting into one of the Louisiana locals, J’emm began traveling across America, eventually winding himself up in Belle Reve Penitentiary, where they found that inhibitor collars didn’t work with him since he is not a metahuman.

He broke himself out of the prison with ease, and it was swept under the rug by Warden Economos. He eventually was able to detect a psychic signal from the Imperium Colony in Evergreen. The Imperium manipulated his memories, making him believe he was sent to kill the Martian Manhunter. J’emm went to do battle with Martian Manhunter but was stopped by Miss. Martian who restored his true memories.

### Bloodwynd

With his memories intact, J’emm realized he was sent to Earth to bring J’onn to Saturn to assist with a crisis. J’onn and J’emm boarded the Bio-Ship and headed to the outer solar system. When they arrived on Saturn, they found it devoid of all life, and J’emm unable to remember his life or the crisis he was supposed to prevent.

J’emm declared himself the Last Son of Saturn and returned to Earth. Zatanna and other mystics agreed to help J’onn try to restore his mind, believing the key to the Saturnian genocide would lie within it. While undergoing this psychic process, Zatanna detected intrinsic mystical energy within the man. When their sessions yielded few results, Zee offered to keep him on as an apprentice to harness that mystical connection. J’emm accepted.

As he began training his mystical energy, he accompanied Zatanna and members of Dark Justice on several little adventures, and began living in the Millhouse. While on a quest to stop the demon Rott, he imprisoned the demon within the Blood Jewel, gaining Rott’s mystic energy and adorning the jewel to his forehead, taking on the identity of Bloodwynd.

In 2017, J’emm was nominated to join the Justice League by Martian Manhunter. J'onn also recruited J'emm to join his new Martian superteam, the Hyperclan, and has asked J'emm to help him start up the United Planets Initiative.

## Notes

* In the comics, Bloodwynd was a moniker used by Martian Manhunter.
* The name J'emm J'axx is takend from the *Young Justice* TV Series.
The Mechanic

Domini is the lead mechanic at Smash Auto Repairs, a local mechanic's shop in Belasco City where Atticus and the guys often take their vehicles when they're in need of maintenance (Usually Atticus, due to his frequent reckless driving).

She quickly became friends with Juancho, for reasons unknown. She's close friends with Diana, Aylin, and Luke, however how they met is undisclosed throughout the series.

She prides herself on her knowledge of vehicles, much like Atticus. She's known to be able to "completely rebuild" any car in less than 2 hours, and is also shown to have expertise in the field beyond cars and trucks as she's shown to be able to repair airplanes, cranes, and other heavy machinery.

In fact, she was the one who transported and coordinated construction of the crane that was utilized during the Snooze News robbery.

### Trivia

-Domini's character, like most Breaking Card characters, are exaggerations of their real life counterparts. Therefore, Domini being the group's mechanic is an an exaggeration of her interest in cars and vehicles in real life (Much like Atticus).
"Now What?" (S1 E1)

"Now What?" is the pilot episode of Breaking Card. The pilot aired live on the NovaTek TV+ cable and streaming network, and is licensed by NovaTek International.

The episode begins with a flyby shot of three police vehicles eventually scouting the area around the gang's shack, and eventually leaving. The title sequence plays using the eventually unused theme music, "Up In My Jam (All Of A Sudden)" by Kubbi, which was planned to be the original theme music for the series but due to Ricardo's dislike for the song, it was changed. (See: Theme Song)

The guys load up into Atticus' Car and pack their bags, tossing them into the trunk along with a box labeled "PIPE BOMBS".

They head down the highway, and eventually the GPS reminds them of just how long they have until they get to their destination of Belasco City, California. Atticus grabs his shotgun and shoots his cell phone, as a comedic gag.

a montage sequence plays with multiple songs on the radio audible from outside the car, "Portal Radio Loop" by VALVe Game Studios, "Milkshake" meganeko, the Quandale Dingle radio ad, and then "Up In My Jam (All Of A Sudden) by Kubbi, again.

Eventually, they make it to California, and settle in for the night, with Ricardo and Juan sleeping on the two beds, Atticus sleeping on a chair, and Nathan sleeping on a desk, even though a visual glitch places his and Atticus' character in the same spot.

The next day, Nathan wakes up and goes outside to see their vehicle had been looted and stripped of its parts, with the thieve's black pickup speeding off with its bed full of car parts.

The car explodes without reason and the episode cuts to the end credits, playing the song "is this ok?" by meganeko and FantomenK.
Juancho

Juancho is a very introverted and reserved member of the group, much more than Ricardo, even. He's intelligent, but often only speaks in short, quick sentences, along with commonly saying "Ok", sometimes even at random times or without context.

Not much is known about Juancho other than his nickname and physical characteristics, but he is stated by his best friends to be a good, respectful person.

It's unknown why he's wanted by the police, as he's rarely shown directly engaging in or organizing crime, most of the time he's just going along with whatever the rest of the guys are doing.

Despite being an intelligent person, he is shown to have trouble parking his car, however this may just be to the weight and size of his vehicle. This is shown, because some of his only recognized infractions are two unpaid parking tickets.

Crimes committed
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### Trivia

-In real life, Juan isn't as introverted as he is in Breaking Card, Ricardo is much more so. The only reason the roles are flipped in Breaking Card is because Atticus stated it made Juancho's character more interesting, and his frequent words of "Ok" are a nod to how Juan, in real life, sometimes says "Ok" during completely random situations, like his character.

-Juancho's emotion and expression rarely changing in Breaking Card is a nod to how the real life Juan's mood rarely changes based on the situation.
Godly Ruins

Bio: “This is where every single elusive has been raised. The elusives were birthed from the colossals/titans/others to be raised into mighty warriors that can prevent another cataclysmic event. The elusives need training though, the higher beings created a landscape for all the elusives to learn how to be gods.”

-Heart of Origin-

Elements: (N/A)

Bio:

“Here lies the start and end of creation. The reason for all existence to exist. The Heart of Origin is what summoned the colossals to begin with. This heart is now used for the elusives, the heart is meant to show them the way…”

-Phaunepeta-

Elements: Elusive

Bio:

“Introducing Phaunepeta, the green floating orangutan that is half sloth. Phaunepeta is a master of the vines and trees on Plant Island, using its powerful arms to swing through the dense forests with ease. Its slow and steady nature belies its agility and cunning, and it can navigate the island's winding paths and narrow trails with ease. When dark and gloomy days descend upon Plant Island, Phaunepeta is always ready to lend a hand. With its keen senses and lightning-fast reflexes, this gentle giant can quickly locate and rescue lost and stranded monsters, bringing them back to safety. Phaunepeta has a deep bond with its parent, Plant Island, and spends much of its time exploring the island's many wonders. From the towering trees to the babbling brooks and hidden glens, Phaunepeta knows every inch of this magical place. It is always happy to share its knowledge with other monsters, and can often be found leading tours of the island's most beautiful and mysterious locations.”

-Cyroxien-

Elements: Elusive

Bio:

“Cyroxien is a tiny yet powerful guardian of Cold Island, known for their purple and blue coloration and their exceptional skills as a percussionist. Despite their small size, Cyroxien commands respect on the island, thanks to their impressive drumming abilities. They may not be the strongest monster on the island, but their quick reflexes and lightning-fast drumming skills make them a formidable opponent. In their free time, Cyroxien can be found exploring the icy tundras of Cold Island, tapping rhythms on anything they can find, from frozen rocks to icicle stalactites. Their drumming beats are so entrancing that it's said they can even summon the aurora borealis on clear nights. Despite their serious demeanor, Cyroxien is a kind and loyal friend to all who earn their trust.”
Koalas Leaks

-Rare Mun Ox-

Elements: Earth, Faerie, Light, Divine

Hatching/Breeding Time: 100 Hours

Bio: “Once a Rare Mun Ox loses power over Divine Island, Mun Ox transforms into a Rare Mun Ox. This event is very rare however. Rare Mun Ox decided to come out of hibernating once the Solar Architect started. Solecestial shares a deep connection with Rare Mun Ox.”

Once all Paradox Islands are released there will be an island with every single baby Eon Monster. They can then be teleported to outer islands, what a wonder!

**THATS ALL FOLKS 🐨**
Coral Abyss Island

Coral Abyss: Welcome to Coral Abyss, an island located in the vast and mysterious ocean of the Monster World. This island is home to some of the most unique and enchanting monsters that you will ever encounter. This island seems to have a little bit of all natural islands amongst it. This is from all the fallen debris from each island which morphed the trenches into a giant monster.

The monsters of Coral Abyss are known for their love of all things oceanic. From the vibrant colors of the coral reefs to the deep, dark abysses of the ocean floor, these monsters draw their inspiration from the vastness and beauty of the sea. This island is home to the monsters that live on the Monstriana Trench

One of the most notable monsters on Coral Abyss is the Melody Whale. This gentle giant sings hauntingly beautiful songs that can be heard for miles around the island. Its voice is so powerful that it can create ripples in the ocean and even cause small waves to form.

-Noggin-

Elements: Earth

Hatching/Breeding Time: 5 Seconds

Bio:

“Noggins are basically musical rocks. Deeply in tune with the Earth, their simple rhythms echo an Island’s pulse. The sensation of reverberation produced by a Noggin motivates all other monsters.”

-Clackula-

Elements: Bone

Hatching/Breeding Time: 5 Hours

Bio:

“Dapper Clackula doesn't have a mouth of its own with which to chitter-chatter about its many cultured interests, so the Bone Elemental leaves all the yammering to its loquacious little hands. If only they'd behave! When the lanky gentle-Mon's appendages get too snippy with dinner guests, it delivers the quickest of pin-point pinches to each chatterbox with its dainty fangs. While not enough to cause any pain, it's certainly enough to send a message: keep it classy!”

-Toe Jammer-

Elements: Water

Bio:

“ While Toe Jammers may appear fragile, these rubbery Water elementals are very tough. Toe Jammers sing of liquid wonders: deep sea leviathans, crashing surf, flooded basements, and bubble tea!”

-Escaringo-

Elements: Coral

Bio:

“Escaringo is a colorful slug from Coral Abyss, known for its exceptional musical talent and deadly nature. This monster's body is adorned with brilliant hues, making it a standout among the creatures of the deep. However, its colorful exterior belies its true nature. Escaringo's little stones on its belly are not only used to create mesmerizing melodies, but also to activate the toxins in its body, making it one of the most poisonous creatures in the abyss. Even the slightest touch can cause paralysis or worse. Despite its deadly nature, Escaringo is a loyal guardian of the Coral Abyss, using its musical talents to protect its home and allies from harm. Those who earn its trust will find a fierce protector and a talented musician, always willing to lend a helping hand to those in need.”
A Setting For My Little Dolls

A Setting For My Little Dolls is the title of a story originally published in Cascão #359 (Globo series) in 2001. The story was later adapted into a cartoon episode in 2004.

## Plot

The story begins by focusing on Smudge playing with his Capitão Pitoco dolls using objects from his house such as books, pillows, buckets and other objects to serve as a makeshift scenario for his play. In the middle of the mess Mr. Antenor suddenly enters the room looking for his shoe and ends up accidentally stepping and breaking the doll of Doutor Borboleta (Pitoco's villain) making Smudge angry. Antenor then discovers that Smudge used his shoe for his play (using it as a ship for Capitão Pitoco), so he grabs the shoe and heads off to work, which makes Smudge angry.

Jimmy Five then appears and asks why Smudge is angry. Smudge then explains that he is playing with his dolls using various objects from his house to serve as a setting for his play (fortresses, spaceships, stations...), but Jimmy Five can't see any of these objects around the house like the things Smudge imagines. Smudge tries to convince Jimmy Five, but ends up realizing that the objects are just objects and is frustrated that he doesn't have a setting to play with.

Jimmy Five then comes up with the idea of wanting to help Smudge build a setting for him to play with his dolls in the backyard using the scrap that Smudge has in the garage. Jimmy Five then starts out trying to make the secret base for Capitão Pitoco in a hole in a tree, but ends up getting bitten by a opossum (called Reginaldo by Smudge). Jimmy Five runs towards Smudge screaming which causes Smudge to accidentally hammer his finger. Smudge tries to build a top secret base using a cardboard box and tubes, but is surprised by the opossum after Jimmy Five kicks him out of the hole in the tree.

As Smudge finishes building the base, Jimmy Five looks up at the clothesline and pulls it, wanting to turn it into a cable car, but he accidentally drops the clothesline onto the base Smudge had just finished building. Smudge is angry at first, but then he looks and thinks the secret base has gotten better. The two boys continue building and in the end finish to build the setting to play with the dolls, but shortly after they start playing they hear thunder that leads to a rain that ends up destroying the setting.

In the end the two are inside the house because of the rain, while Jimmy Five watches the rain destroy the scene Smudge returns to play with his dolls using the books, pillows and slippers of his house and Smudge angrily tries to pull the opossum out of the slipper (imagining he's a monster inside the mobile Pitoco).

## Characters and Voice Cast

* Maggy - Tara Strong
* Smudge - Carlos Alazraqui
* Vanilla the Cat
* Jimmy-Five (cameo)
Tara Strong

Tara Strong is voice actress character by Maggy

## Roles

* 101 Dalmatians: The Series - Spot
* Rugrats - Dil Pickles
* The Powerpuff Girls - Bubbles
* Teen Titans - Raven
* The Fairly OddParents - Timmy Turner
* Ben 10 - Ben Tennyson
* Puni Puni Poemy - Hitomi Aasu
* Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! - Daizy
* Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends - Cheese
* My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic - Twilight Sparkle
* Unikitty! - Unikitty
Chemistry

**Chemistry** is the study of the basic atomic building-blocks of nature and how they combine to form the solids, liquids, and gases that make up life and everything else we know. For the many different chemical elements and compounds, see:

* The Periodic table
* Inorganic chemistry, which studies the basic principles that are applied in mineralogy and Materials Science
* Organic chemistry, which underlies biochemistry
* Physical chemistry, which includes the theoretical aspects of computational chemistry and quantum chemistry
* Analytical chemistry, the basis of environmental chemistry

For some basic concepts see:

* Orbitals
* Kinetics
* Thermochemistry
* Electrochemistry
* Chemical bonding
* Isomerism

**What are our priorities for writing in this area? To help develop a list of the most basic topics in Chemistry, please see Chemistry basic topics.**

History of Chemistry:

* Alchemy
* Discovery of the chemical elements

International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry

IUPAC Nomenclature Home Page
Statistics

Statistics is the science of

1. planning observations,
2. summarizing statistical data, and
3. interpreting statistical data.

Mark Twain said, "There are lies, damn lies -- and statistics." This describes a common view about statistics, which is dubious in the extreme about their value.

But the fact that statistics can be, and are, distorted and misused cannot change the fact that they have enormous value. Whenever a prevailing orthodoxy exists, it is clarifying to examine that orthodoxy by some objective method, and statistics are one of the best methods.

A good working knowledge of statistics can also help us to see clearly when others are misusing statistics to gain advantage.

Theory -- Applied -- Descriptive -- Inference -- Probability and Statistics -- ANOVA -- Multivariate
Data Mining is an applied form of descriptive statistics that involves the analysis of large volumes of data and the extraction of useful correlations or knowledge.

**External links** R - Statistical computation and graphics

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Sociology

Sociology is a study of human beings in their social aspect. The term was coined by Auguste Comte, who hoped to unify all studies of mankind--including history, psychology and economics. His own sociological scheme was typical of the 18th century; he believed all human life had passed through the same distinct historical stages and that, if one could grasp this progress, one could prescribe the remedies for social ills.

The Sociology of today is far less grand. It is the study of humankind's organizations and social institutions, largely by a comparative method. It has concentrated on the organization of complex industrial societies; anthropology has studied simpler and more static ones, though there is no intrinsic reason for dividing the subject that way.

A distinction should be made between these and forensic studies within these disciplines, particularly where anatomy is involved. These latter studies might be better named as Forensic psychology.

See also sociologist, Milgram experiment, disabilities, media studies, sociobiology

Influential sociologists: Auguste Comte, Emile Durkheim, Max Weber, W. I. Thomas, Talcott Parsons, Robert K. Merton, Erving Goffman, C. Wright Mills

Influences on sociology: Karl Marx, Georg Simmel, George Herbert Mead, Ferdinand Saussure, Alfred Schutz, Claude Levi-Strauss

Branches of sociology: Sociology of Religion

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Open content

**Open content,** coined by analogy with *open source,* describes any kind of creative work (for example, articles, pictures, audio, video, etc.) that is published under a non-restrictive copyright license and format that explicitly allows the copying of the information. (An example is the GNU Free Documentation License, which is used by Wikipedia and Nupedia.) But "open content" also describes content that can be modified by anyone. Of course, this is not without prior review by other participating parties--but there is no closed group like a commercial encyclopedia publisher which is responsible for all the editing.

Just as open source software is sometimes described simply as free software, open content materials can be more briefly described as free materials. See free content and free software movement.

Links:

* Copyleft and the Information Renaissance

* Jan Newmarch, "Open Content Licenses," http://jan.netcomp.monash.edu.au

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Political science

**Political Science** is the study of politics by academics. However, academics are themselves part of the political process, since their teachings provide the frameworks within which other commentators, such as journalists, pressure-groups, politicians and the electorate select what they see as the most viable options.

To predict the political future one needs a grasp of the structure and processes of politics and government. Political science is the study of structure and process in government.

In the United States, political scientists look at a variety of data including elections, public opinion (on matters ranging from Social Security reform to foreign policy), institutional roles (how the U.S. Congress acts, where congressional power gravitates, how and when the Supreme Court acts, or does not act, etc.).

While historians look backward, seeking to explain the past, political scientists try to illuminate the politics of the present and predict those of the future.

Some people have questioned whether "political science" is a science at all, since "science" generally suggests a formal discipline and strict training in a systematic method, whereas much of politics is improvisation: undisciplined, informal and without system.

What are our priorities for writing in this area? To help develop a list of the most basic topics in political science, please see political science basic topics.

Also see, Types of Government

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Archaeology

**Archaeology** is the study of past human activity, by reconstructing environmental settings and cultural systems, typically from their physical remains (masonry, pottery, coins, engravings, etc). Archaeology often interacts with history to provide a broad view of the human experience.

In recent years, the discipline of archaeology has been much extended; the view that it only examines cultural remains or digs up bones is a caricature. Archaeologists also ask the question: How do we know what we know? What constructs are implicit in this set of knowledge? Some schools of archaeology (e.g. processualism) tend to describe the underlying systems, trying to find common ground between cultures; other schools (post-processualism) either believe this impossible or fraught with difficulty, and so examine archaeology in a certain cultural context.

Archaeology has been a cultural and political battlefield. Many groups have tried to use archaeology to prove some current cultural point.  Marxistarchaeologists in the USSR often tried to prove the truth of historical dialecticalism. Many cultural groups try to use archaeology to prove their ancient ownership of an area of land. Many schools of archaeology have been patriarchal, assuming that in prehistory men produced most of the food by hunting, and women produced little nutrition by gathering; more recent studies have roundly demolished these theories. Some used The Great Ages theory to argue continuous upwards progress by Western civilization.

Archaeology subdisciplines:

* Archaeometry - application of scientific methods to archaeology
* Computational archaeology - application of computers, particularly GIS, to archaeology
* Lithics - analysis of stone tools
* Museum studies
* Maritime archaeology
* Archaeoastronomy

Schools of Theoretical Archaeology:

* Great ages archaeology
* Functionalism
* Processualism - a theory of systems as opposed to cultures
* Post processualism
* Gender/Femminist Archaeology

Regions within Archaeology:

* Prehistoric archaeology
* North American archaeology
* Australian archaeology
* Middle-Eastern archaeology
* Classical archaeology
* Medieval archaeology
* Modern archaeology
* Mesoamerican archaeology

A brief history of archaeology and archaeological discoveries:

Famous archaeological discoveries (listed):

Famous archaeologists:

* Gustaf VI Adolf
* Sir Arthur Evans
* Howard Carter
* James Deetz
* William Flinders Petrie
* Louis Leakey
* Heinrich Schliemann
* Leonard Wooley
* Kathleen Kenyon
* Chris Tilley
* Thor Heyerdahl

(women?)

Techniques used in archaeology:

* Radiocarbon dating
* Dendrochronology
* Decipherment

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Earth Sciences

Includes Geology, Geophysics, Meteorology, Physical geography (as opposed to human geography), Mineralogy, Paleontology (also known as paleobiology), Geodesy and other sciences.  Marine Sciences and Environmental Sciences are highly interdisciplinary branches of earth sciences. Arguably, Earth Sciences can be regarded as a branch of Planetary Sciences.

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DC

## Movies

 **Batman: The Movie** (1966)  **Superman: The Movie** (1978)  **Superman II** (1980)  **Swamp Thing** (1982)  **Superman III** (1983)  **Supergirl** (1984)  **Superman IV: The Quest for Peace** (1987)  **The Return of Swamp Thing** (1989)  **Batman** (1989)  **Batman: Returns** (1992)  **Batman: Forever** (1995)  **Batman & Robin** (1997)  **Steel** (1997)  **The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen** (2003)  **Catwoman** (2004)  **Constantine** (2005)  **Batman: Begins** (2005)  **Superman: Returns** (2006)  **V for Vendetta** (2006)  **The Dark Knight** (2008)  **The Spirit** (2008)  **Watchmen** (2009)  **Jonah Hex** (2010)  **The Losers** (2010)  **Green Lantern** (2011)  **The Dark Knight Rises** (2012)  **Man of Steel** (2013)  **Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice** (2016)  **Suicide Squad** (2016)  **Wonder Woman** (2017)  **Aquaman** (2018)  **Shazam!** (2019)  **Joker** (2019)  **Birds of Prey** (2020)  **Wonder Woman 1984** (2020)  **Justice League** (2021)  **The Suicide Squad** (2021)  **The Batman** (2022)  **Black Adam** (2022)  **Shazam!: Fury of the Gods** (2023)  **The Flash** (2023) Blue Beetle.jpg **Blue Beetle** (2023) Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.jpg **Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom** (2023)
## Tv series

 **Batman** (1966-1968)  **Swamp Thing: The Series** (1990-1993)  **The Flash** (1990-1991)  **Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman** (1993-1997)  **Smallville** (2001-2011)  **Birds of Prey** (2002-2003)  **Human Target** (2010-2011)  **Arrow** (2012-2020)  **Gotham** (2014-2019)  **The Flash** (2014-2023)  **Constantine** (2014-2015)  **Supergirl** (2015-2021)  **IZombie** (2015-2019)  **Legends of Tomorrow** (2016-2022)  **Lucifer** (2016-2021)  **Preacher** (2016-2019)  **Powerless** (2017)  **Black Lightning** (2018-2021)  **Krypton** (2018-2019)  **Titans** (2018-2023)  **Doom Patrol** (2019-present)  **The Boys** (2019-present)  **Swamp Thing** (2019)  **Pennyworth** (2019-2022)  **Batwoman** (2019-2023)  **Stargirl** (2020-2022)  **Superman & Lois** (2021-present)
Monster Handler Koalas Islands Wiki

**Welcome to the Monster Handler Koalas Islands Wiki!**
Where I upload my Fanmade monsters and islands but also upcoming monsters that haven’t been released onto my YT channel.

We're a collaborative community website about Monster Handler Koalas Islands that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Important articles

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* Rules of this wiki
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Biology

**Biology** is the study of life and the processes thereof. The term biology was coined in the late 1700s by the French naturalist Pierre Antoine de Monet, Chevalier de Lamarck (who also coined the word 'invertebrate').

Biologists study general principles of how living things work in biochemistry and genetics. Biologists investigate organism's anatomy, physiology, behavior and ontogenyto find out more about them. To find out how organisms relate biologists investigate their ecology. At the  microscopic level, biologists study their cell biology.

One of the central concepts in biology is the principle of evolution. The evolutionary history of an organism, i.e. the sequence of ancestral species, is called its phylogeny; it is studied using methods of molecular biology by comparing sequences of genes and proteins, and by investigating ancient forms of life in paleontology. Various methodologies have developed, including phylogenetics, phenetics, and cladistics. An evolutionary timeline outlining the major events in the evolution of life on Earth is available.

The classification of living things is called taxonomy, and should reflect the evolutionary trees of the different creatures. The dominant system is called Linnaean taxonomy. Typically living things were divided into five kingdoms:

Monera -- Protista -- Fungi -- Plantae -- Animalia

However, this five kingdom system is now considered by many to be outdated and the data better reflected by a model starting with the three domains of biological cells:

Archaea -- Eukaryota -- Eubacteria

The distinction between life and non-life never being a hard and fast one, there are also a series of parasites that are progressively less alive:

Viruses -- Viroids -- Prions

**Major Branches of Biology**

Anatomy -- Biochemistry -- Biotechnology -- Botany -- Cell biology -- Cladistics -- Cytology -- Developmental biology -- Ecology -- Ethology -- Evolution -- Genetics -- Immunology -- Infectious disease -- Marine biology -- Microbiology -- Molecular Biology -- Oncology (the study of cancer) -- Ontogeny -- Paleontology -- Phylogeny -- Physiology -- Structural biology -- Taxonomy -- Toxicology (the study of poisons and pollution) -- Zoology

**People and History**

Famous biologists -- History of biology -- Nobel prize in physiology or medicine

What are our priorities for writing in this area? To help develop a list of the most basic topics in Biology, please see Biology basic topics.

**Resources:**

* David R. Maddison: *The Tree of Life*, http://phylogeny.arizona.edu/. A multi-authored, distributed Internet project containing information about phylogeny and biodiversity.

* Lynn Margulis: *Five Kingdoms: An Illustrated Guide to the Phyla of Life on Earth, 3rd ed.*, W H Freeman & Co 1998.

* Neil Campbell: *Biology: Concepts and Connections, 3rd ed.*, Benjamin/Cummings 2000. A college-level textbook.

* John W. Kimball: *Kimball's Biology Pages*, http://www.ultranet.com/~jkimball/BiologyPages/. A searchable online textbook.

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Communication

**Communication** means the exchange of ideas with a community, and as such can include both technical topics like telecommunication and societal issues like mass media. Several scientific journals have this word in their title, for example Communications of the ACM.

We can treat *Communication* like a language and a subject unto itself, or as the name of a field of study.

"Communication" implies two different, and sometimes conflicting, things. On one hand, it means to have a thoughtful exchange of views with a small number of people, perhaps just one. But it can also mean to disseminate broadly a simple message, without deep thought or appeals for feedback. The Latin root is "communicare" and means "to make common."

*Communication* as a field of study is relatively new. Arguably, it encompasses journalism, public relations, media studies (which might include the study of television, radio, and film), and rhetoric, among other fields.

In a more technical sense, see also telegraphy, telephone, computer network.

We might divide these diverse fields into those which cultivate a thoughtful exchange between a small number of people (debate, talk radio, e-mail, personal letters) on the one hand; and those which disseminate broadly a simple message (public relations, television, Hollywood films.)

Under communication one might also classify the postal system.

### Overview

* Definitions of communication
* Overview of debate: what is and isn't communication?

### Communication Models

* encoding, sending and receiving messages
* symbols, language
* verbal, nonverbal

### Communication Technology

* general overview of changes and advances
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* systems of communication

### The Study of Communication

* historical sketch
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Parapsychology

**Parapsychology** is the study, typically using scientific methods, of unusual mental powers or the presence of spirits, which phenomena are so far unexplained and the reality of which are doubted by most scientists and others. Typical subjects in parapsychology include extra-sensory perception (including telepathy, clairvoyance, and precognition), near-death experiences, and telekinesis, usually grouped into two broad categories of Anomalous Cognition and Anomalous Operation.

These phenomena have no clear explanation within the parameters of (established) science. Most scientists believe proof of actual occurrences would require revising existing physical and psychological models. Therefore, part of the mission of parapsychology is to establish scientifically, using repeatable, well-controlled experiments, whether or not the various parapsychological phenomena are real--or whether, on the other hand, reports of them might be explained by coincidence, fraud, imagination, or auto-suggestion.

Parapsychology is sometimes considered a sub-branch of psychology. There is a well-known professorship and program at the University of Edinburgh in parapsychology and a handful of other programs around the world, including at Duke University and University of Utrecht. Historically organisations such as the Society for Psychical Research have represented parapsychology.

Parapsychology is not taken seriously by most mainstream psychologists and other scientists, who say that, despite a great deal of laboratory work, no carefully controlled and conducted experiments have ever given any evidence that any of the anomalous phenomena they investigate are actually real. Parapsychology is usually considered pseudoscience by those who deny the existence of paranormal phenomena.

The Parapsychological Association ( http://www.parapsych.org/ ) is the professional association of parapsychologists and is affiliated with the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).

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Tulli at Work

Tulli at Work is an semi-object show that was made in May 2010, however, pilot episodes were made in 2009, so this show somehow started in December. It is based on Cary Huang and Michael Huang's reality web series, Battle For Dream Island which was by their Youtube channel, jacknjellify

## Overview

It's about a caterpillar named Tulli who goes to school to work, he has a brother named Tully who tries to make him be a better person, but Tulli pretends that he doesn't exist. Objects from BFDI joined in the show too.

## Trivia

This is the first object show to be edited on Vyond

The show says the cast names instead of the characters because they were actually recordings by the creator, and they put it in the show for entertainment purposes.

Tulli Gets Caught is the pilot episode, the first actual episode was We Need Mao.

Tulli's Chromebook Tantrum is the most popular episode.

Tulli talks about his voice actor's family, meaning that he is actually Jalen
Tulli

Tulli is the main character of the show. He is a male student. Tulli is in 8th grade and he used to be in 7th grade in 2022. He has a brother named Tully who tries to control him but Tulli ignores him. He sometimes make bad choices by bothering his friends and screaming.

## Trivia

Tulli is a non-object character, like Toadhog and Hapless.

He is also one of the characters to have gender changed since the original show Tulli had the gender. Episodes of Tulli at Work had him inside the girls bathroom because the creator thought that Tulli was a boy.

Tulli is really obsessed with Toadhog, he follows him wherever he goes.
Characters

## 8th graders

Tulli - the main character of the show. He is a purple caterpillar with yellow humps. He sometimes make bad choices but tries to learn how to behave and work.

Tully - the brother of Tulli but Tulli doesn't understand him and ignores whatever he says and acts like he is a baby.

Bubble - Tulli's best friend, likes watching total drama.

Firey - A fire who is always helpful and it's the go-to person whenever there's a sub.

Coiny - The cool one, he is a coin who likes Nintendo.

Ice Cube - an ice cube who barely talks and never hangs out with her friends, she sometimes cry.

Golf Ball - a golf ball who is just being a nerd.

## 7th graders

Tennis Ball - A tennis ball who is basically Tulli's enemy, he is also always the one getting bullied.

Match - A matchstick who really hates Tulli because he keeps bothering her, she is also a viral meme due to the I KNEW IT video.

Pencil - A pencil who is Match's best friend who also hates Tulli.

Pin - A pin that is Tulli's second best friend, they were enemies in Season 1 and Season 2. But times changed.

## 6th graders

Profily - a profile picture that doesn't care about Tulli that often.

Book - a green/blue dictionary who always talks too much. Tulli may have a crush on her.

Gelatin - a jello that barely talks to Tulli.

Nickel - The nicest character in the show. Doesn't get mad at anyone.

Hapless - a bean who doesn't talk to Tulli at all.

Yellow Face - a yellow face who is being random.

## Former characters

Toadhog - a grumpy frog that is Tulli's crush.

Pen - the cool pen.

Blocky - a building block.

Eraser - an eraser

Leafy - a leaf who is Tulli's former best friend.

Spongy - a sponge

Ruby - a ruby that Tulli really hates

## Staff

Firey Speaker Box

Puffball Speaker Box

Leafy Speaker Box

Jean

Gina

Rarity

Sheep

Salty Salt

## Trivia

Most of the characters are from BFDI.

These characters have the voice actor's names.
Tulli at Work Wiki

**Welcome to the Tulli at Work Wiki!**

It’s about Tulli at Work

Meet Tulli! A purple creature who loves to have fun while working. He sometimes make bad choices, but is trying to have fun.

Each episode, Tulli works on his documents, while he is trying to act silly.

## Featured pages

BookTullhog (Tulli and Toadhog)Tulli and Book

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Monica and Friends - The Adventures of Time Machine

Monica and Friends - The Adventures of Time Machine is movie 2023 in youtube

## Characters Cast

* Monica - Grey DeLisle
* Jimmy-Five - Tom Kenny
* Maggy - Tara Strong
* Smudge - Carlos Alazraqui
* Black Hair - Tabitha St. Germain
* Baby Monica - Grey DeLisle
* Baby Jimmy-Five - Tom Kenny
* Baby Maggy - Tara Strong
* Baby Smudge - Carlos Alazraqui