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King

**"King"** is the first episode of the second season of *Juvenile Prosperity*. It is the eleventh episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Three years after starting a new mission in life, Travis Rogers makes his way into a small town on a supply run, unaware his life is about to become much more complicated.*

## Synopsis

In autumn 2009, three years after setting out on a new mission in life, Travis Rogers enters the city of Dallas. He walks through the city listening to *Stayin' Alive* by the Bee Gees, purposely trying to replicate the opening scene of *Saturday Night Fever*. In the years since *Season 1*, Travis has significantly thinned out and his equipment has become worn, aside from his black boots which have been lovingly repaired over the years. He gives some change to a fellow homeless person; as he does so, his coat sleeve lifts, revealing a series of track marks that he quickly covers up. He makes his way to a hotdog stand for breakfast and stands on the sidewalk watching the cars pass on the busy street. As he takes another bite, he feels a strange sensation throughout his entire body, including goosebumps on the back of his neck and the hairs on his arms standing up. He looks behind him to see a young black girl dressed in a torn coat and wrapped in a dirty blanket, starring back at him. Travis pauses in shock, locking eyes with him. Neither says a word. Travis smiles and buys another hotdog, giving it to the girl. "Chin up", he says, before the girl runs off into an alley.

That evening, Travis is cornered by a pimp and his gang, who plan to rob him. The same girl, named Melody Jones, is revealed to be working for them but stops the gang from beating Travis by unleashing a telekinetic wave. Once more feeling the energy emitting from her on his skin, Travis grabs her arm and the two run off into the streets.

## Trivia

* First appearance of Melody Jones
* First appearance of Bernadette
* This episode begins three years after the end of "*Hell Is Full*", or six years after the premiere episode "*Brave New World*", around the year 2009.
* This episode confirms that Travis has spent the last three years since "*Hell Is Full*" entirely in Texas.
* Travis' physical appearance has changed in the three-year time-skip to more resemble his appearance in *Kings of the Road*. This includes his hair darkening from blonde to brown, the thickening of his beard, a stronger build, and track marks on his arms.

 **Season 4** | "TBA"
Trainhopping

**Trainhopping** or **freighthopping** is a method of transportation that involves surreptitiously boarding and riding a railroad car. It is a common means of transport used by hobos, migrants and vagrants. Trainhopping is a central plot point in *Kings of the Road*, allowing the homeless commune to travel the country as they look for work. It also features heavily in *Juvenile Prosperity*, allowing Travis Rogers and the Fr8ers to travel all across the country.
Dark Streets/Season 1

The **first season** of *Dark Streets*, subtitled **"Lost Autumn"**, will be released in the Spring of 2022. It consists of eight episodes.

## Plot

*In a quiet town in the mid-1980s, a group of close high school seniors take it upon themselves to uncover what really happened during the brutal assault of a classmate's sister, unaware that they are about to uncover a far darker truth. In the present, the now-adult members of the group give on-camera interviews as they relive those dark times and slowly unravel the story.*
Shaun Mayfair (Prequel)

## Shaun Mayfair

**Shaun Mayfair** is a character in *Juvenile Prosperity*. He is the husband of Hannah and the father of Ethan and David. The patriarch of the powerful Mayfair Family, Shaun heavily abused both of his sons in order to, in his eyes, prepare them for the world of business. After David ran away from home, Shaun ordered Ethan to search for him, refusing to relinquish the control he held over both of his sons.
Gestenblock

Der **Gestenblock** ist eine Funktion im Spiel, mit der Gesten ausgeführt werden können. (Einzelperson oder Partner) Du kannst das Pad aufrufen, indem Sie auf die Schaltfläche unten rechts auf dem Bildschirm tippst, auf der sich eine kleine Person befindet.

Um Gesten auszuführen, müssen du deinen Finger in einer Sequenz antippen und ziehen. Einige Gesten können auch gleichzeitig ausgeführt werden, wenn du schnell genug sind.
Peter Wisdom

**Peter Wisdom** is an agent of the Extraordinary Intelligence Service, also known as MI-13, the British intelligence agency charged with protecting Britain from supernatural, paranormal and extraterrestrial forces.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

### Equipment

* **Energy Knife Gauntlets:** Wisdom's primary weapons are a pair of gauntlets that generate energy knives that can cut through virtually any substance.
William Grey

"*My name is William Grey. And the only person that makes life worth living is now dead. If you find this letter, take whatever you want. I doubt I'll come back here. There's nothing left for me. [...] I got a long walk ahead of me. The **longest walk**. So long,*"
—William's letter[src]
**William James Grey** is the protagonist of *The Longest Walk*. He is a deeply traumatized Vietnam War veteran who was renowned as one of the best trackers in the United States army, where he was known as **Grey Wolf**. Returning home deeply traumatized, he found solace in the company of his future wife Mary Grey. When his wife died of cancer in 1984, William decided to carry her ashes on her final wish: a journey from the southern tip of South America to the tip of Africa, completely on foot. On his long journey, William becomes involved in numerous conflicts in the late 20th Century, starting with his conflict with a FARC division in northern Colombia in 1985.

## Biography

### Early Life and Background

William James Grey was born in 1942 to a mother who worked as a telephone operator and an American soldier who died had died in the Pacific Theatre in World War Two.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

### Equipment

* **Machete:** William's primary weapon is a machete, ideal for cutting through the thick jungle on the Darién Gap.

### Abilities:

* **Expert Tracker:** William became renowned amongst his fellow soldiers in Vietnam for his superior tracking ability, able to track enemy targets for hundreds of kilometres.
Bombe de Hurleur

La **Bombe de Hurleur** est une arme construite par les ProtoHurleurs Sapiens pour vaincre VIRM.

## Aperçu

La bombe est un appareil circulaire qui est noir avec des accents lumineux bleus autour d'elle. Il est démontré qu'il est beaucoup plus grand qu'un multiple de FRANXX regroupé.

La bombe a été construite il y a vraisemblablement des dizaines de millions de personnes en correspondance avec la guerre avec VIRM, et elle a été gardée cachée dans le Vaisseau-Mère Hurleur après que VIRM se soit retiré et que les Protohurleurs survivants se soient cachés dans le noyau de la Terre.

La bombe a été découverte lorsque le vaisseau-mère a été détruit lors de la bataille de la Escouade 13 avec VIRM sur l’orbite de Mars. Strelizia True Apus a pris la bombe et est entré dans un Warp Gate pour éliminer la planète d'origine VIRM et mettre fin à la guerre. Ce voyage durerait deux ans jusqu'à ce qu'ils atteignent leur destination. VIRM a presque réussi à détruire la bombe après avoir rompu la connexion entre Hiro et Zero Two à Strelizia, mais les deux ont vaincu VIRM en implantant la bombe sur la surface de la planète et en l'activant en volant directement dans une crevasse de la bombe, ce qui détruit toute trace de la planète.
Yellowjacket

**Darren Cross** is the nephew of Hank Pym, the talented scientist who discovered Pym Particles, extradimensional particles that are capable of shunting or adding mass and reducing or increasing scale of any form of matter. Unlike his uncle, who wanted to use his discovery in ways that could benefit humanity, Cross instead wanted to weaponize them. Inheriting his uncle's company and transforming it into Cross Enterprises, Cross bought black-market HADES technology, intending to upgrade it with Pym Particle technology; unknown to Cross, remnants of the evil AI Hades remained inside the HADES tech. This brought Cross' dealings to the attention of Prowler, who was still on his ruthless crusade to erase Hades from the world. Discovering Prowler's true identity, Cross financed both the police and his own henchmen, led by Shocker, to bring Prowler down. When Prowler was allowed to escape the Raft, Cross faced down Prowler wearing the **Yellowjacket** suit.

Imprisoned for arms dealing and terrorism, Yellowjacket was listed as a candidate for the Thunderbolts task-force.
Wonder Man

**Simon Williams** is a fraudster jailed for fifteen years for a vast array of fraud-related crimes. He was approached by Lord Doom of Latveria, who offered him freedom under Doom's diplomatic immunity in exchange for his services. In order to make Williams a more effective servant, Doom subjected him to intense ionic energy, giving him superhuman strength, speed, stamina, durability, agility, and reflexes. Taking the name **Wonder Man**, Williams reluctantly became Doom's super-soldier, murdering Aaron Davis and leading Doom's army on Battleworld. Wonder Man was hesitantly spared by Miles Morales, and was humbled by the young Spider-Man's refusal to take revenge for the death of his uncle. Following the restoration of Earth, Williams vowed to atone for his past villainy.

Having been living in hiding since the restoration of Earth, Williams managed to rid himself of his powers, which were subsequently bought by the Power Broker, who used them to manufacture the chemical formula that gave teenager Elvin Haliday superpowers.
Wisdom

**"Wisdom"** is the sixth episode of the first season of *Juvenile Prosperity*. It is the sixth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Travis and Pennywise attend a party to celebrate one year since the start of their stage-act. As Wise's past mistakes come back to haunt him, Travis fears discovery.*

## Trivia

* This episode takes place exactly one year after "*Oh Dear Traveller*", and therefore marks two years since David/Travis ran away from home.

 **Season 4** | "TBA"
Rogers and Wise

"*And now fair ladies and grand gentlemen, I present to you...**Mr Old Soul** himself...the singing vagabond...Traaavis Rogeeers!*"
—Pennywise announcing their stage act[src]
**Rogers and Wise** was the name of the travelling musical scam act operated by Travis Rogers and Pennywise, appearing in *Juvenile Prosperity*. Although it appeared like an ordinary music show, in truth, while Travis was performing, Pennywise was ripping off their viewers, secretly charging three times more than the tickets were worth by claiming fraudulent "production costs". The duo worked their way south across California, always leaving town before the locals discovered their scam. The act came to an end when Travis began wanting to pursue a more legitimate living and Wise's subsequent accidental overdose and death.
The Langdom Experiment/Season 1

The **first season** of *The Langdom Experiment* was written in late 2019 by EDStudios, and is the first instalment in the franchise. It details the events of the eponymous experiment, where a government-designed bioweapon is released on the town of Langdom, Missouri, turning a vast majority of its population into flesh-hungry, insane monsters. The first season focuses on four families - the Levitts, the St. Johns, the Everetts, and the Ericsons - and their attempts to survive the Turned and escape the containment zone set up around their town.

## Plot

*The people of the quiet town of Langdom, Missouri become pawns in a government experiment that will turn their idyllic suburban lifestyle into an apocalyptic hellhole.*

## Synopsis

### 'Deadly Hypothesis'

On July 3rd 2017, the citizens of Langdom, Missouri wake up to attend their daily business and the four core families are introduced. The Levitts, residing at 22 Marshall Street, consist of an estranged husband and wife Joseph and Tracy, and their three children: high school top-girl Sara; neo-hippie, artistic Adam; and classic rock enthusiast Cassie. The St. Johns, residing at 13 Franklin Street, consists of deputy mayor Gordon, who is in a relationship with Tracy Levitt; his wife Janine, a community organizer; and Abby, the girlfriend of Adam. The well-off Everetts, residing at 117 Kansas Street, consist of local labour union leader Max; wife Susan, a stay at home mom; and their mute, autistic son Charlie. Finally, the Ericson family of 119 Kansas Street consist of father Jesse; wife Kay; and their children Phil, Luke and Marsha. In addition, a large RV owned by a hippie group known as the Children of the Plains has arrived in town, staying on its outskirts.

Joseph Levitt lives in his family's RV on the outskirts of town, having left after his wife Tracy left him for Gordon, the town's deputy mayor. He returns to the RV from fishing and spends his evening tinkering with his radio; he picks up a brief broadcast mentioning a "containment zone" but dismisses it. He tries to radio his son, Adam, but he is busy hanging out with his girlfriend Abby. Adam appears reluctant to get more physical with Abby, citing the fact that her father is now dating his mother. Abby appears frustrated and tries to think up a scheme to sabotage her father's new relationship, which Adam likes the sound of.

## Trivia

* At the end of the season, only five characters are confirmed to have survived the experiment: Adam and Cassie Levitt, Abby St. John, Charlie Everett and Lloyd Smith. It is possible, but not confirmed, that Frank Thornstein survived as well.
The Conjunction

**The Conjunction**, often referred to as the **Crossing of the Spheres** or **The Crossing**, was a cataclysmic event caused by the cosmic alignment of three planetary systems - Earth, Lothran and Haelform - causing structures, people and energies from each dimension to leak into each other, with Earth being the most affected. Two thousand years later, Earth has degenerated into a mix of advanced technology combined with fantasy-medieval tradiations, magics, races and society.

## History

### Before the Conjunction

#### Earth

At the time of the Conjunction, Earth was in the midst of its "golden age", when humanity had developed incredibly advanced technology capable of curing various diseases; replacing limbs and organs with cybernetic prosthetics; and were beginning to colonise the Solar System and harvest its resources. However, their expansion had brought catastrophic change to Earth by polluting its lakes and oceans; consolidating the wealth to the upper classes and leaving the poor to starve; destroying rainforests and crucial habitats across the globe; and increasing the toxicity of the atmosphere. Humanity were more divided than ever, both racially and politically, with little hope for change. Additionally, in this alternate version of Earth, tales of magical creatures such as elves, pixies and spirits were not particularly widespread in any cultures, making them an alien concept to most humans.

#### Lothran

A gigantic planet covered in vast oceans and forests, Lothran is a mysterious celestrial body where particle and electromagnetic radiation manifests differently than on Earth and Haelform, appearing as a metaphysical force called "Magic". Beings born from Lothran are able to tap into magic, enabling them to manifest radiation for offence or defense, such as superheating local molecules to generate fire-like plasma. Lothran was populated by various humanoid creatures able to harness magic to various extents, such as elves, dwarves, orcs and giants, among others. Lothran was also home to the dragons, reptiles mutated by magical energy.

#### Haelform

Haelform is a machine world ruined by centuries of war between its various cybernetic inhabitants.
S.H.I.E.L.D

The **Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement, and Logistics Division**, better known by its acronym **S.H.I.E.L.D.**, is an American extra-governmental military counter-terrorism and intelligence agency, tasked with maintaining both national and global security. Founded in the wake of the Allied victory over the Axis powers and HYDRA in World War II, S.H.I.E.L.D. was organized to protect the United States from all possible threats. With its advanced weapons and extraordinary agents, S.H.I.E.L.D. is maybe the greatest military power on Earth.
S.W.O.R.D

Henry Peter Gyrich

The **Sentient World Observation and Response Department (S.W.O.R.D)** is a divison of S.H.I.E.L.D charged with defending Earth from alien and interdimensional threats. Its current director is Abigail Brand, who brought the Future Foundation together to battle against Kang the Conqueror. Its headquarters is The Peak, a massive facility capable of both underwater and space travel.
Scarlet Spider (Series)/Season 1

**Season 1** is the first season of *Scarlet Spider*, a spin-off of *EDStudios' Spider-Man*. It consists of eight episodes, takes place after the *Future Foundation* crossover and is the first instalment of Phase 2.

## Plot

*He ain't no Spider-Man...*

*Ben Reilly is just looking for a break. Something to lighten up his dreary days of traffic, writer's block and his dead-end job. But Reilly has earned his lucky break: a promotion, a raise and even a girlfriend.*

*Oh, and he's started sticking to walls. Now he can climb buildings and jump across the highest rooftops.*

*In the wake of Spider-Man's mysterious absence, Ben now has a new responsibility: restoring the depressed soul of his city, his neighbourhood, and his friends. Accompanied by a strange figure from his past that holds the key to his true identity, Ben takes to the streets on his own crusade, and proves that Spider-Man is not the city's only hero.*

## Trivia

* This series is created with a more lighthearted, hopeful tone compared to *Spider-Man*, which is darker than other interpretations of the Marvel character.
* Despite being the first instalment of Phase 2, *Scarlet Spider* will not be part of the future *Battleworld* crossover.
Wolves

**"Wolves"** is the first episode of the second season of *Kings of the Road*. It is the sixth episode of the series overall, and was released before the rest of *Season 2*.

## Plot

*Cornered by the feds, the Wolff Brothers find themselves backed into a corner as things are only about to get worse.*

## Synopsis

Seconds after being shot, James Wolff is approached by Detective Brannigan, who removes the goblin mask from his face.
Sinister Six

The **Sinister Six** is an alliance of supervillains who banded together to kill Spider-Man once and for all until they decided to target his protege instead, Miles Morales.

## Members

### Scorpion

* Name: Mac Gargan
* Abilities: Gene-spliced together with scorpion DNA allows him to grow an armoured scorpion tail from his spine, which secretes an incredibly toxic venom.
* Description: Mac Gargan is a mercenary hired by Tombstone to serve as one of Norman Osborn's enforcers in his vast criminal empire. He volunteered for one of Oscorp's genetic experiments, in which his genes were spliced with that of a scorpion, giving him the ability to grow a large scorpion tail and stinger from his spinal cord.
Metahumans

**Metahumans** are special individuals who possess incredible power, from super strength to invulnerability, from telepathy to healing, to extreme insanity to flight. According to James Washington, most people carry superpowered genetics but most never access them in their lifetime, with these unique abilities only emerging once the person has undergone extreme levels of often life-changing trauma; however, for some, such as Henry Morris and his alter-ego, Edward Shutter, the abilities are fully inherited and unlocked at birth. For some, however, there are some unfortunate side-effects.
The Trek

**"The Trek"** is the first episode of the first season of *Onwards*. It is the first episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Having lost her entire family, young Cassie Richards decides to undertake an epic journey west to spread her father's ashes on the Pacific coast. Meanwhile, bohemian squatter Tommy Garcia confronts racism and the law as he deals with his strange powers.*

## Synopsis

In Late Spring 2017, Cassie Richards attends the funeral of her father Tony in her hometown of Fort Kent, Maine. She is the only member of her family in attendance, with all the other guests being residents of the town. Following the funeral, Cassie has her father cremated and purchases a wooden box to contain his ashes. She returns to the family home, which is now bare with all the furniture backed up. She looks over the photographs of her other deceased family members, holding back tears as she goes through each one. She finally puts away the photos into a large backpack, puts the ash box in the bag, puts on her shoes and steps out of the door. She removes a worn map from her pocket, which has been modified with indicators of landmarks and major cities, plotting out a route to Santa Barbara, California, way more than 3000 miles away. Cassie has a flashback to a time where she went hiking with her father, at which point he described a wish he had following the death of Cassie's mother: backpack the entire length of the United States from Fort Kent, Maine to the Pacific Coast in Santa Barbara, California, to the same beach where he had met Cassie's mother. In the present day, determined to spread her father's ashes on that same spot, Cassie breaths deeply and begins her long journey.
Whitehall Academy

**Whitehall Academy** is a senior high school located in Lillian, Illinois. The school specializes in Science and Arts and is currently overseen by Principal Philip Rhodes. It appears in *Extrasensory* and *Juvenile Prosperity*, serving as a major location in the former.

## Known Students

* Jane Holmes
* *Sharon Kates*

### Formerly

* Lucy Rose
* Michael Mayfair
The Faith

**"The Faith"** is the fifth and final episode of the first season of *Onwards*. It is the fifth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Arriving in Angier, North Carolina, Cassie and Tommy face a formidable husband and wife. Family bickering quickly falls out of control.*

## Trivia

* First appearance of Philip Richards
* First appearance of May Richards
* This episode confirms that Cassie, like Tommy, is an Awoken.
Tarnished Treasury

The Tarnished Treasury is a Pinnacle activity in the Main Chamber of the Monastery. This activity can only be played once every hour for players. The objective of this activity is to find as many emerald kiosks as possible. These kiosks will give the nearest player their corresponding "Tarnished token", each of which will grant \_\_\_ levels when they are cashed in. However, it must be taken with care that levels be cashed in before you die because that's a very real possibility in these parts.

## Locations

Known Kiosks are at the following coordinates:

 Prominence
 Gluttony
 Beauty
 Affluence
 Elegance
 Excess
 Opulence
 Jubilee

It is unknown if there are more tokens not listed. If you find any, be sure to add them :)
Tony Vivaldi

**Tony Vivaldi** is a supporting antagonist in Last Action Hero, though the main antagonist of the film-within-a-film *"Jack Slater IV".*

## Events of Last Action Hero

In the film, Vivaldi was the main villain of the Jack Slater movie "Jack Slater IV".

He was the richest and most powerfull Sicilian mafia boss in Los Angeles. His henchman, Mr. Benedict hates him and shoots him dead then finally takes over his villa and going out to Jack Slater and Danny Madigan. He is also responsible of the death of Slater's second cousin, Frank.
Seamus O'Rourke

### Personality

Rude, Terrorist, Serious, Abusive, Evil, Cruel, Selfish, Strict, Sadistic bossy, Murderous, Aggressive, Violent, Ungrateful, Traitorous

### Enemies

Gregor (used to be), French police (Police Nationale), French security guards, Sam and Vincent

### Portrayed by

Jonathan Pryce

**Seamus O'Rourke** is the main antagonist in Ronin.

## Biography

Seamus is an Irish terrorist and a boss to an IRA operative named Deirdre. Seamus' goal is to acquire a large metallic case that is being held by a heavily armed convoy and sell it, and he makes Deidre hire a group of mercenaries to steal the case for him. As the mercenary group chase after the men holding the case and a fierce gunfights erupts, one of the group members, named Gregor, betrays the other men by leaving them with a fake case that is rigged to explode. One of the other mercenaries, named Sam, gives chase but Gregor escapes, only to be captured and kidnapped by Seamus. He, Gregor and Deirdre escape in a car and return to one of Seamus' safe houses, where he beats up Gregor for information on where the real case is being contained. Because of that, he said he was not going to kill Gregor.

Gregor leads Seamus and Deirdre to a post office where he finally obtains the case, but then is pursued by Sam and Vincent in a Navy Blue Peugeot 406. After a car chase, Deirdre crashes her BMW after a tire got shot by Vincent though she and Seamus are rescued by a group of bystanders before the car explodes (while Gregor flees). Sam and Vincent track down Gregor once again, leading them to a large arena where Gregor is making a deal with a Russian mafioso, Mikhi. Before Sam arrives, Mikhi shoots Gregor in the forehead and takes the case from him. Outside the arena, Seamus appears and kills Mikhi before stealing the case back from him. Deirdre flees away in a Security car, then the police arrives on scene and the guy with a newspaper sitting as a passanger in a undercover cop car also arrives. A Security guard tells him to come over here, but Seamus wounds Vincent and Sam comes after him. Seamus is later killed by Vincent, saving Sam's life.

## Trivia

* Seamus is (mostly) wanted by the police in the movie.
Nega Bands

The **Nega Bands**, also known as the **Quantum Bands**, are gauntlets of incredible power created by Eon, the guardian of Time, to bestow upon the Protector of the Universe; these agents are granted the title of Captain Marvel. The Bands allow the wearer to tap into the very foundation energy of the cosmos, enabling them to alter reality itself when used at full control. Only those chosen by Eon as worthy wield their full power, therefore becoming Captain Marvel.

## Capabilities

"*These things channel enough energy to light up an entire planet,*"
—Miguel O'Hara discussing the gauntlet's energy output[src]

## Known Users

* Mar-Vell
* Doctor Doom
* Rick Jones
* Scarlet Spider
* Carol Danvers
Wolfenstein: Old Blood

***Wolfenstein: Old Blood*** is an upcoming action-adventure story inspired by the video game series of the same name, and a prequel to the story *Wolfenstein*. Set during a fictionalised version of the Great War of 1914-1921, *Old Blood* follows the founding of the titular group, featured in *Wolfenstein*, and the exploits of Polish Legionnaire Stanisław Blazkowicz, the uncle of *Wolfenstein* protagonist B.J. Blazkowicz, during his time in Józef Haller's Blue Army.

## Characters

* Stanisław Blazkowicz: a Polish soldier in Haller's Blue Army, co-founder of the Old Blood and uncle of B.J. Blazkowicz
* Józef Haller: a lieutenant general of the Polish Army, a legionary in the Polish Legions, and the leader of the Blue Army
Sauron

"*I have achieved something far beyond **human**,*"
—Sauron to Jane[src]
**Karl Lykos** is the son of a famous explorer and guide from Tierra Del Fuego who perished during an expedition into the Savage Land, a mutated prehistoric land in Antarctica where dinosaurs and other prehistoric reptiles lived alongside primitive humanoids known as the Small-Folk. As he watched his father be torn apart, Lykos was bitten by a pterodactyl-like creature, turning him into a vampire-like creature that leeched essential energies from other living organisms. In the resulting years, Lykos studied to become a physician, geneticist, and hypnotherapist. Still obsessed with the Savage Land, Lykos mutated himself into a gigantic pterodactyl-human hybrid. Taking the name **Sauron**, he subjugated the Savage-Land and the Small-Folk, forming a brutal alliance with the Killer-Folk.

When the Ani-Mates arrived in the Savage-Land, Sauron's throne was threatened by Humanimal, King of the Ani-Mates. This erupted in a civil war between the Ani-Mates and the Small-Folk, and Sauron and the Killer-Folk.
The Den

**The Den** is a dilapidated apartment block in downtown Hays, Kansas. It is owned by Willie, a kindly Jamacian man who opens up the Den to homeless travellers in exchange for cash or weed.

## Season 1

### 'Wanderers'

After meeting Willie at the Hays market, the commune are led by the Jamacian to the Den, a ruined apartment block that the city has ignored, full of squatters. The group members individually exchange cash or weed and are allowed into the building.
Steven Universe: The Movie

***Steven Universe: The Movie*** is a animated musical television film based on the Cartoon Network series Steven Universe, it takes place after the fifth-season finale "Change Your Mind."

## Characters

* Steven Universe
* Pearl
* Garnet
* Amethyst
* Spinel (appears has a debut antagonist)
* Lapis Lazuli
* Bismuth
* Peridot
* White Diamond
* Yellow Diamond
* Blue Diamond
* Greg Universe

etc.

## Trivia

* According to a Sadie Killer and the Suspects poster, it shows the film takes place on May 21-22.
* Unlike the original series, Steven is 16 years old, and he has a different look and voice as he hit puberty.
Serenity

"*No one who ain't looking for this place can ever find it. Only the lost and desperate ever do,*"
—Maggie about Serenity[src]
**Serenity** is a community located in the Sevier Desert, Utah. Located completely off the grid, Serenity is almost completely self-sustaining. It welcomes anyone wanting to run away from their past, whether innocent or guilty. Following their battle with the Church of St. Valentine, Serenity became the home of the commune.

## Overview

Located miles away from any other form of society, Serenity is a place for those who want to leave their pasts behind them and live new lives free from judgement. It was founded by an elderly woman named Madison, who purchased the land and worked to make it habitable, eventually attracting those looking for new lives. Much like the commune, the residents of Serenity share all resources, including money.

## Season 1

### 'Masks'

Several Serenity residents arrive at the burning ruins of the Church of St. Valentine to rescue the Wolff family, accompanied by Finn, Liza and Charlotte.

### 'Families'

Three months following the rescue of Drew and Charlotte from the Church of St. Valentine, the commune have moved into Serenity and made close friends with is residents.

## Season 2

### 'Wolves'

After Jim Wolff is shot by the feds, Drew drags him through the desert and they are picked up by Jessica, who drives them back to Serenity. The residents of the town run to Jim's aid, but they are unable to help him as he bleeds out and dies peacefully with his friends and family by his side. Jim was buried in the desert outside Serenity, before the entire community was forced to move on.

## Residents

* Jessica Wolff
* Arthur
* Terry
* Deloras
* Maggie
* Finn
* Elizabeth Hopper
* Georgie
* Jim Wolff
* Drew Wolff
* Charlotte Arlington
The Langdom Experiment

"*Citizens of Langdom, Missouri. You have been selected for an experiment,*"
—The series' tagline**[src]**

***The Langdom Experiment (TLE)*** is a horror-thriller and later post-apocalyptic drama series written by EDStudios. Set in the titular town of Langdom, Missouri, the first season explores the fates of four families as they attempt to survive a government experiment involving a virus that turns humans into ravenous monsters that attack any other humans on sight, and escape the containment zone set up around their town. In the upcoming second season, the survivors of the experiment navigate the post-apocalyptic United States, avoiding the Turned, hostile survivors and government soldiers.

*The Langdom Experiment* is the core of the *Langdomverse*, a franchise encompassing all stories set within the same continuity started by *The Langdom Experiment*. The *Langdomverse* encompasses *The Langdom Files* spin-off, the first season of which, set in Georgia, begins around the start of the Dollar Plague.

## Season 1

### Plot

*The families of the quiet town of Langdom, Missouri become pawns in a government experiment that will turn their idyllic suburban lifestyle into an apocalyptic hellhole.*

## Season 2

### Plot

*Dollar rabies has spread across the United States and oversees. The epicentre, the once quiet town of Langdom, Missouri, has long been abandoned, transformed into an infected nest. The government is in turmoil. Cities up and down the country are shutting down. The infection is spreading beyond the borders. The Turned are becoming ever more aggressive.*

*Society is collapsing.*

*And the world's only hope sits in a rugged, modified RV driving through the backroads of what was the United States. The last survivors of the Langdom Experiment. The ones who doomed the world...and quite possibly the only ones who could save it.*
Sharon Kates

**Sharon Kates** is a character in *Extrasensory*. She was a senior student at Whitehall Academy in Lillian, Illinois, a friend of Michael Mayfair and the girlfriend of Lucy Rose. Her horrible murder serves as the catalyst for the events of the series, and her presence is seen repeatedly by Michael as he works to solve her murder.
Ring of Fire

**"Ring of Fire"** is the upcoming seventh episode of the third season of *Juvenile Prosperity*. It is the twenty-seventh episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Minerva and Tommy make a decision while Melody, Marie and Matty instigate a fresh conflict in their efforts to rescue Bernadette.*

## Trivia

* This episode will be the first in which Travis will not physically appear.

## References

1. ↑ Description of S3.E6

 **Season 4** | "TBA"
The Neighbourhood

**The Neighbourhood** is a community of survivors that serves as the primary setting of *Wilted*. It is a sealed-off area consisting of several residential housing blocks inhabited by around 100 people who resided there before the outbreak of BrEaAm.

## Inhabitants

* Marcus Wight - chairman of the Homeowner's Association, *de-facto* leader
* Jane Martin - member of the Homeowner's Association
* Ian - engineer, mechanic
* James Harris
Frank Thornstein

"*I'm not normal. I never was. Maybe in this world...just **maybe**...I can be,*"
—Frank to Ben Ashen about his mental health[src]
**Frank Thornstein** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Langdom Experiment*. He is a supporting point-of-view character in *Season 1*. He is a mentally ill, but nonetheless friendly, homeless man residing in Langdom, Missouri, where he has earned a reputation as a helpful, kind man. He is one of the six known survivors of the experiment.

## Biography

### Early Life and Background

Very little is known about Frank. He has been homeless for several years, which he claims is by choice. He arrived in Langdom in the 2010s, where he became a regular sight, although he sometimes left the town for prolonged periods. He has an undisclosed mental illness which caused him to spend time in the "looney farm", but it does not appear to affect his intelligence or reasoning. He says to Ben Ashen that he does not believe he is "normal" and has so far refused to disclose his mental illness. He believes that the new world created by the Turned and the bioweapon is perhaps a better suite for him, and he could be considered "normal" by these new standards.

## Overview

### Physical Appearance

Due to being homeless, Frank has a dishevelled, dirty appearance. His hair is permanently greasy.

## Killed Victims

* Walter Witt *(Infected)* - decapitated with a sharpened shovel
* Karen Witt *(Infected)* - disembowelled with a sharpened shovel
* Numerous counts of unnamed Turned

## Trivia

* Frank's favourite weapon is a shovel that has been sharpened into an axe.
* Frank is one of the six known survivors of the Langdom Experiment, the others being Adam and Cassie Levitt, Abby St. John, Charlie Everett and Lloyd Smith.
	+ His survival was confirmed in the announcement of *Season 2*.
Wilhelm Strasse

Oberstgruppenführer **Wilhelm "Deathshead" Strasse** is a leading member of the German Armed Forces, a gifted researcher and doctor who heads the SS Special Projects Division. He is the arch-nemesis of the series' protagonist William J. Blazkowicz, and the main antagonist of *Wolfenstein*.

## Overview

### Personality

Reichminister Strasse is a bona fide genius, a polymath who has single-handedly revolutionised many fields of science, including biology, chemistry, physics, computing, warfare, artificial intelligence, space exploration, and many more. His aptitude is married to complete amorality and zero concern for his fellow humans. In fact, Strasse views compassion as nothing more than a compromising human instinct that should be ignored whenever it gets in the way of scientific investigation and inquiry.

The end result is the worst possible expression of a scientist: callous, devious and utterly evil, who sees the world purely in terms of atoms and equations, as a massive laboratory where people are servants or lab-rats. To him, humans and life itself exists to be sorted, catalogued and studied, and those who prove themselves unworthy of the right of life are treated as less than dead skin. He has no interest in anything outside the realm of the empirical - despite his collaborations with the SS Paranormal Division, Deathshead is a non-believer of the occult and the supernatural, asserting himself as a man of science.
Pydwell

**Pydwell**, also known as the **Continent**, is a large island continent that serves as the primary setting of *Draconis*. Located in the southern hemisphere, Pydwell is a vast wilderness made up of deserts, tundra, marshes, wetlands and mountains. At just over 8 million km², it is the second-largest continent on Draconis, and is the only known landmass to be inhabited.

## Kingdoms and Regions

### Kingdom of Medina

> *Main Article: Kingdom of Medina*
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Located in west-central Pydwell between the two Great Lakes, the Kingdom of Medina's economic and political power is rivalled only Niildard.

## Trivia

* At just over 8 million km2, mainland Pydwell has approximately the same land area as Australia; the additional islands surrounding it bring the total land area up to just over 9.1 million km2.
The Secretariat

**The Secretariat** is the partially recognized secessionist government of the United Cities of Borealis, a network of free colonies that *de facto* controls the Antarctic region, including the entire continent of Antarctica. Founded by a union of scientists and engineers distributed across the continent's numerous colonies, the Secretariat has preserved the UCB's independence through their advanced technology as well as partial recognition from the Japanese Empire. The Secretariat has successfully preserved their population despite the harsh conditions of their home, an achievement that grants them near-total power and respect. They are designated as a terrorist organization by the British Empire and the United Latin Republic, both of which lost territory to the UCB.
Ten Lessons (Series)

***Ten Lessons*** is an upcoming science fiction action drama story created by EDStudios. Set in the near future after a series of devastating terrorist attacks, it follows agents of the United Nations Altered Response Division (UNARD), known as "Learners", as they combat the Knot, an egnimatic terrorist organization responsible for the attacks, the eponymous Ten Lessons. Agents of the UNARD are formerly ordinary citizens who have been "altered" by the attacks, giving them supernatural powers.

## Characters

### Main

* Cillian Abbott: an engineer who is the purported sole survivor the Fourth Lesson and, as a result, begins to manifest telekinetic abilities
* Alice Faden: a former charity worker who survived the Second Lesson and now possesses telekinetic abilities that become stronger when she is exposed to radiation
* Lawrence Nolan: an agent with the ability to levitate who is assigned to protect the UN Secretary General
* The Speaker: the supposed leader of the Knot, the terrorist organization responsible for the Ten Lessons
Tracy Levitt

**Tracy Levitt** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Langdom Experiment*. She is a supporting point-of-view character in *Season 1*. She is the mother of Sara, Adam and Cassie and the estranged wife of Joseph. By July 2017, she had left her husband and started a relationship with Langdom's deputy mayor, Gordon St. John, putting the relationship between her son Adam and his girlfriend Abby at risk and dividing her family in the process. Deep down, Tracy ultimately cares deeply for her family and still loves her husband, even if it's not in the way that she used to.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Jesse Ericson *(indirectly caused)*
* Turned *(caused)*
* Herself *(suicide)*

When Jesse Ericson commits suicide, the sound of the gunshot attracts a large group of Turned; in the ensuing fight, Tracy is bitten. While Adam holds hope that she could be immune, like Cassie, Tracy quickly begins to show signs of infection. Refusing to let her family watch, she proclaims her love for Joseph before shooting herself in the head.

## Killed Victims

* Herself *(suicide)*
* Several unnamed Turned
The Passenger

"*It talks to me while I try to sleep. It says **hurt**. Hurt them so they can't hurt me,*"
—Drew talking about the dark presence[src]
**The Passenger** is the term used by the Wolff Brothers for the supernatural "Dark Presence" that resides within both of them, inherited from their father, the occult serial killer Dennis Wolff. Initially believed to be a delusion rising from shared psychosis, it is actually revealed that the Passenger is an entity in and of itself. Drew appears to be more susceptible to it due to his age, but Jim himself has fallen to the Passenger in the form of his "Copper Goblin" persona.
Train Girl

The **Train Girl** *(real name unknown)* is a character in *Juvenile Prosperity*. She is a young runaway encountered by Travis Rogers. The two would travel together for a few months, with Travis becoming her guardian. She died tragically while attempting to jump onto a train, leading to a guilt-ridden Travis falling completely into heroin addiction. After almost overdosing and attending rehab, Travis found a way to forgive himself for the girl's death and formed the Fr8ers to correct the mistakes he had made and honour her.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* "Beautiful" *(mentioned)*
* "Two Worlds"
Shaun Mayfair

**Shaun Mayfair** is a character in *Extrasensory*. He is the father of Ethan and David Mayfair and the grandfather of Michael Moore. He is the patriarch of the Mayfair Family, head of the LCW, and one of the most powerful men in the country. Using his position of power, Shaun held power over his entire family through abuse and blackmail, and sought to use his grandson for his own twisted means. He serves as the main antagonist of *Season 1*.
Shay Pierce

**Shay Pierce** is a main character in *Thirteen*. He is the current Deputy Lord-Commander of the Gileadean Special Forces and one of the finest warriors in the entire British Empire. A former member of the Congress, Shay joined the British following the Massacre of Castle White and has since risen to become one of the most powerful enforcers of their regime.

## Biography

### Early Life and Background

Very little is known about Shay's early life. He was born and raised on Ireland, a territory of the British Empire, in the 2020s. Soon after his birth, however, his family moved across the ocean to Gilead to seek work; Shay soon lost his Irish accent and adopted a stronger British accent. His early life after this point is a mystery, and at some point he joined the underground anti-British resistance movement "The Congress".

Shay quickly proved himself a skilled and disciplined warrior who held the values to the Congress in high regard. During his training, he fell madly in love with fellow trainee Carla Watson and began a passionate relationship with her; during this time, he formed a brother-like friendship with John Washington, the last living descendant of George Washington, and Achilles. When troubles in his and Carla's relationship led to Carla seeking comfort with John, Shay grew distant from both, feeling betrayed by those closest to him.

When Carla fell pregnent with John's child, Shay was transferred with them to the Congress' headquarters at Castle White, where Shay began to grow disillusioned with the Congress' cause. To avenge the betrayal he had suffered, he made contact with Gileadean Special Forces, leading to the Massacre of Castle White.

Following the death of John Washington during the massacre and the subsequent execution and resurrection of Carla as the android Lady Hex, Shay decided to continue serving with her and willingly joined the GSF as a warrior, fighting against the very people and cause to which he had once devoted his life.
Ten Lessons

"*Ten lessons. Ten messages. Pray that you **learn**,*"
—The Speaker's broadcast before the commencement of each attack[src]

The **Ten Lessons** are a series of ongoing terrorist attacks against the members of the United Nations committed by the Knot, a terrorist group with unknown motivations. The attacks have devastated the world, leading to the creation of "Learners", formerly ordinary citizens who have gained supernatural powers after the attacks. Each of the Ten Lessons is different, ranging from nuclear attacks to outbreaks of modified rabies. Four such attacks have occurred.

## List of Attacks

### First Lesson

* Date: Summer 2014
* Attack type: Nuclear power sabotage
* Notes: The First Lesson, colloquially known as "Hot Summer", was a series of coordinated detonations of several major nuclear power stations in twenty countries, primarily within the United States, France and China. The explosions were caused by undercover Knot agents who had each infiltrated the power plants, and were detonated all at once at noon EST.

### Second Lesson

* Date: 2016
* Attack type: Nuclear strikes
* Notes: The Second Lesson involved the hijacking of the nuclear weapon systems of both India and Pakistan, enabling the Knot to launch the complete nuclear stokepile of both countries at one another. The initial uncertainty as to who was responsible led to an all-out war between India and Pakistan, a conflict that effectively destroyed the entire Indian subcontinent. This attack directly led to the formation of the UNARD once it became apparent that the nuclear radiation was granting survivors supernatural powers.

### Third Lesson

* Date: 2019
* Attack type: Bioterrorism
* Notes: The Third Lesson was the release of a modified fungal infection into the worlds food supply, beginning a pandemic that has killed 10% of the population that remained following the previous attacks.

### Fourth Lesson

* Date: 2021
* Attack type: Temporal fracture
* Notes: After a raid on the CERN laboratory in France, the Knot initiated the Fourth Lesson: the detonation of three extraordinarily powerful antimatter bombs. The explosions created massive temporal fractures where time flowed differently and space became distorted.