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Ultimate albedo

## appearance

* Ultimate Albedo has a huge head, with his brain pushing outwards. He also has noticeably small arms and legs, and as such requires a hovercraft just to move and support his head, but he is still able to stand up in his hovercraft if he lands. He has two tendrils on each of his brows and four on his chin, black lips and sharp teeth.

* Ultimate Albedo has rectangular pupils and a third eye in the middle of his head, just below the Ultimatrix symbol (which, in an unusual first for an Ultimate form, lacks spikes) and two little black and red cyborg-like parts that surround his brain.

* Ultimate Albedo's hovercraft is red and has an hourglass design on the front, along with two barreled turrets on the sides.

* In For a Few Brains More, after absorbing Azmuth's intelligence, Ultimate Albedo's brain grew even larger, and the Ultimatrix symbol began to sink into his head.

## powers

* Ultimate Albedo possesses high intelligence, even greater than his devolved form. Because of his evolved intelligence, Ultimate Albedo can predict multiple scenarios and plan for each one.

* When he drained Azmuth's intelligence, Ultimate Albedo's intelligence was enhanced to Azmuth's level, until it was drained back.

* Ultimate Albedo can fire a powerful energy beam from his third eye. These beams are powerful enough to defeat Eye Guy, Perk Upchuck, and Goop in one shot. He can also release energy pulses from his mind.

* Ultimate Albedo possesses some telekinetic ability, as shown in For a Few Brains More, he lifted Ben and the others up in the air with his mind.

* Like a regular Galvan, Ultimate Albedo has sharp teeth. He is also capable of making force fields.

## equipment

* Using his hovercraft, Ultimate Albedo can fly.

## weaknesses

* Due to the size of his head in comparison to his limbs, Ultimate Albedo is completely dependent on his hovercraft for supporting himself.

* As shown in For a Few Brains More, Ultimate Albedo is vulnerable to gravity-based attacks.

* As warned by Azmuth, despite Ultimate Albedo's increased brainpower, he still does not think things through enough. He was completely overwhelmed by Azmuth's added intelligence, thereby making him indecisive and second-guess himself.

## trivia

* Ultimate Albedo's appearance is very similar to Marvel villains MODOK and The Leader.
	+ Ultimate Albedo is also similar to Zilius Zox, a Red Lantern from Green Lantern, and Magnanimous, a villain from MEGAS XLR.
* The subtitles refer to Ultimate Albedo as Ultimate Grey Matter.
* The turrets on the sides of Ultimate Albedo's hovercraft are similar to the ones the R.E.D.s have.
* Despite his hyper-evolved brain, Ultimate Albedo still isn't as smart as Azmuth.
* Ultimate Albedo's limbs appear to have grown larger in each appearance.
* Unlike most Ultimate Forms, Ultimate Albedo lacks the Ultimatrix's spikes.
* In *Malgax Attacks*, Ultimate Albedo had red circles coming from his bottom half, something that wasn't present in any of his other appearances.
Na’imah

**Na'imah** is the Elder of the Eranko Clan and a member of the Iyika

## Personality

Na'imah is kind, but has a policy of not bowing to anyone. She also shows that she and the maji are just as prejudiced as the nobles they hope to overthrow when she quips that killing monarchs is like killing roaches.

## Physical Description

Na'imah is a curvy young woman with broad shoulders who always wears flowers in her luscious, curly, white hair and consistently has birds or butterflies swirling around her head. As the Elder of the Tamer Clan, it would make sense that she would always keep some type of animal near her. Her armor is tinted pink.
Centers and Combined Magic

Centers are maji or titans that use power harnessed through the sacrifice of a loved one. They can use power from other other maji/titans of their clan, or even other clans. Though centers are rare, Combining magic from two different clans is even rarer. It has only been done once, when a Grounder and a Cancer combined their magic to make Majicite. They both died in the explosion that followed. Mama Agba theorizes that if Grounders and Burners combined magic, they could create volcanoes. She also theorizes that if Reapers and Healers combined magic, they could bring the dead back to life.

KNOWN CENTERS:

* Nehada
* Amari

PERSONAL NOTES: Though Mama Agba says that a Grounder and Cancer worked together to make Majicite, a Welder should have been necessary. It is possible that Mama Agba misheard the story, It is also possible that it was a mistake on the part of the author.
Aiye Clan

The **Aiye Clan**, also known as the **Grounder Clan** or **Welder Clan**, are the maji of the earth or metal. Those of the Aiye Clan are usually practical, grounded, and hard-working. Grounders have the ability to manipulate earth and the ground. They sometimes create fantastical structures. The incantations of Grounders always have a steady rhythm. A Welder can bend and contort metals.

Members of the Aiye Clan gain their power through their brother god Ògún.

## Known Grounders

* Nehanda
* Kâmarū

## Known Welders

* Femi
* Tahir
* Ojore
The Iyika

**The Iyika** is the maji resistance group. Their base is Ile Ijosin.

## Description

The Iyika was started by Mama Agba. The word *Iyika* means "revolution." Its symbol is a red *I* and its goal is to overthrow the monarchy. The Iyika stormed Lagos when their powers came back. Their forcers are small, but lethal. They've carried out noble assassinations all over Orïsha. They have about eighty soldiers.

## Known Members

* Mama Agba
* Zélie Adebola
* Tzain Adebola
* Amari Olúborí
* Bimpe
* Dakarai
* Imani
* Jahi
* Kenyon
* Khani
* Kâmarū
* Màri
* Mâzeli
* Na’imah
* Nâomi
* Ramaya
* Raifa
* Safiyah
* Zulaikha
Ramaya

**Ramaya** is the Elder of the Connectors and a member of the Iyika.

## Personality

Ramaya is disinterested in diplomacy and believes the only way forward is to murder Inan and Nehanda. She is openly disdainful and threatening toward Amari. She is the clear leader of the Elders, and she encourages most other Elders to treat Amari with the same cruel disdain.

## Physical Description

Ramaya has light brown skin, coiled white hair, and a scar across her left eye. She's a few years older than Zélie and Amari. Ramaya also has freckles splattered across her flat nose.

## History

Upon arriving at Ile Ijosin, Amari recognizes Ramaya as the maji who snarled at her when Amari first tried to announce her claim to the throne in Lagos. Ramaya's hurtful treatment of Amari culminates in Amari challenging her to be the Connector clan Elder. Amari wins, but she loses control of her magic and puts Ramaya in a coma.

## References

1. ↑ *Children of Virtue and Vengeance*: page 106
Kenyon

**Kenyon** is a close friend of Tzain and the captain of a rival Agbön team. He is the elder of the Iná Clan.

## Personality

Kenyon is somewhat hotheaded. Most of the time, his temper has to do with having lost other Burners, or it flares because he's afraid. He is extremely loyal to the Iyika cause.

## History

### Children of Blood and Bone

Kenyon and his Agbön team met Tzain and Amari at the Gombe tóju. He agreed to touch the scroll to awaken his magic and is revealed to be a Burner. He assists Tzain with the raid on the Gombe fortress to rescue Zélie.

### Children of Virtue and Vengeance

When Zélie, Tzain, and Amari join the Iyika rebel group, they learn that Kenyon is also a member, and is now the Iná Clan Elder. Kenyon is initially derisive of Amari, but he begins to respect her more when her plan to infiltrate Chândomblé relatively unnoticed is successful.
Jahi

**Jahi** is the Elder of the Winder Clan and a member of the Iyika.

## Personality

Jahi is somewhat cruel and is not interested in gaining any new perspectives, especially from those he deems enemies, such as Amari when she first arrives at Ile Ijosin.

## History

Jahi works with Imani and Amari to unleash a deadly illness on the village of Ibadan with the hope of killing Queen Nehanda and Inan, but they fail to accomplish their goal and instead only kill innocent villagers.
Ochumare

Art by James C. Lewis

**Ochumare** is the patron goddess of the Ìmólè Clan, also known as the Lighter Clan.

## Description

Ochumare is the rainbow. They are androgynous and spend part of the year in the form of a man and part of the year in the form of a woman. Ochumare's has dominion over cycles and seasons and is the guardian of children. Their symbol is cowrie shells.
Tzain Adebola

Created by Twitter user @ohsocerena https://twitter.com/ohsocerena

**Tzain Adebola** is Zélie Adebola's older brother. He is a kosidán.

## Personality

Tzain is level-headed and cautious, but also strong and fiercely loyal. Protecting his family is his first priority at all times. Tzain is sensitive and caring. He frequently acts as an interpreter of maji events and of Zélie's personal history for Amari. As a kosidán, he has little to gain by helping his sister fight to preserve magic in Orïsha, but as a fundamentally loyal person, Tzain is driven by his love for Zélie and love for Mama. Tzain does have a playful streak that is especially apparent when he is with Amari.

## Physical Description

Tzain is tall and handsome. He has dark hair and brown eyes. His skin is ebony, just like his younger sister's, and he has a muscular physique due to playing Agbön.

## Relationships

### Zélie Adebola

Zélie and Tzain have a very close relationship. Tzain is often exasperated by Zélie, who will sometimes take unnecessary risks or let her anger get the better of her. Frequently Tzain is left to clean up after Zélie's mistakes. His romantic relationship with Amari complicates his close bond with Zélie. At times, Tzain choose to save Amari rather than Zélie from dangerous situations. And though Tzain feels that he protects Amari because Zélie can protect herself, Zélie interprets it as a betrayal. Even when they fight however, the siblings consistently make up and reaffirm their love for and connection to each other.

### Amari Olúborí

Amari and Tzain develop a close friendship that turns into a romantic one. Despite the pain and hurt Amari's family has caused his family, Tzain feels compassion for Amari and understands that her father's crimes are not hers. He is far more patient with Amari than Zélie is. Tzain breaks off his relationship with Amari when she chooses to unleash Cancer gas in Ibadan, knowing full well that Zélie might be there.

## Trivia

* Tzain is a very good Agbön player, well known in Ilorin for his skill.
Maji

**Maji** are people who can do magic. They believe that it is a sign of being blessed by the gods.

## Description

All maji are born with white hair as a sign of the blessing from the Sky Mother, and they belong to different clans depending the nature of their magic. Before they turn thirteen and can awaken their powers, they are known as divîners. Tîtáns, nobles with maji ancestry, share the maji's connection with the gods. However, they are not considered maji themselves. In order to do magic, maji must speak an incantation in Yoruba. Each clan has different spells and incantations.

After the Raid, maji are trapped in poverty and oppressed by the monarchy of Orïsha. They are called maggots, a slur for magic, mainly used by the nobles.

## The Clans

* Ikú Clan: maji of this clan are known as Reapers, and hold the power of the dead. Their auras are associated with the color lavender.

* Èmí Clan: maji of this clan are known as Connectors, and they have power over mind, spirit, and dreams. Their auras are associated with the color navy blue.

* Omi Clan: maji of this clan are known as Tiders, and have the power to manipulate water in all of its forms. Their auras are associated with the color sky blue.

* Iná Clan: maji of this clan are known as Burners, and can manipulate fire. Their auras are associated with the color red.

* Aféfé Clan: maji of this clan are known as Winders, and have the power to manipulate wind. Their auras are associated with the color white.

* Aiye Clan: maji of this clan can be either Grounders or Welders. Grounders can manipulate the earth, and Welders can manipulate metal. Welder auras are associated with the color dark green.

* Ìmólè Clan: maji of this clan are known as Lighters, and hold the power of light and darkness. Their auras are associated with the color yellow.

* Ìwòsàn Clan: maji of this clan can be either Healers or Cancers. Healers have the power to heal, while Cancers have the power to spread disease. Their auras are associated with the color orange for healers and light green for cancers.

* Aríran Clan: maji of this clan are known as Seers, and have the power to see into the past or future. Their auras are associated with the color silver.

* Eranko Clan: maji of this clan are known as Tamers, and can both communicate with and manipulate animals. Their auras are associated with the color pink.

## History

* The Beginning
* Rise to Power
* The Raid
Gusau

**Gusau** is a village containing a prison fortress.

## Description

Maji are kept imprisoned in Gusau. It is a similar place as Gombe, another prison town. Gusau's prison is made of iron and located along the farming town's borders. It is surrounded by fields of cassava plants. Soldiers patrol every meter. The Iyika attempted jailbreaks but were unsuccessful. The perimeter is riddled with majacite gas mines. The guards have orders to kill anyone rather than let them escape.
Tomi Adeyemi

**Tomi Adeyemi** (born August 1, 1993) is a Nigerian-American novelist and creative writing coach. She is known for her book *Children of Blood and Bone*, the first in the Legacy of Orïsha trilogy published by Henry Holt Books for Young Readers.

## Life and Career

Tomi Adeyemi was born on August 1, 1993 in the United States to parents who emigrated from Nigeria, and struggled financially when Adeyemi was a child. Her father was a physician in Nigeria but found employment as a taxi driver while he waited to transfer his qualifications. Adeyemi's mother worked as a cleaning woman. Adeyemi grew up in Chicago, not being exposed to her Nigerian heritage, which her parents tried to hide from her. She would later embrace her heritage as an adult, explaining, "I didn't think too much of it and I think that is the kind of an experience of the first generation. You're just trying to fit in. You don't realize how cool your culture is until you get out of that phase of trying to fit in." She would later describe one of her novels as a love letter to her culture.

Adeyemi's first written novel did not yield positive feedback. She instead set herself a year to write another book that became *Children of Blood and Bone*, and she entered it into Pitch Wars, a competition program in which emerging writers are matched with editors and authors to revise their work before they submit it to a literary agent.

Adeyemi's novel, *Children of Blood and Bone*, was eventually released in March 2018, and debuted at number 1 on The New York Times Young Adult Hardcover Bestseller List. It is a young-adult (YA) fantasy novel, featuring protagonist Zélie Adebola , who fights a monarchy to return magic to her people. Adeyemi has said she wanted to write a fantasy novel set in West Africa so that "a little Black girl [could] pick up my book one day and see herself as the star...I want her to know that she’s beautiful and she matters and she can have a crazy, magical adventure even if an ignorant part of the world tells her she can never be Hermione Granger."
Bimpe

**Bimpe** is a young Reaper and a member of the Iyika.

## Personality

Bimpe is very enthusiastic about being a Reaper. Her age means that she is a little more mature and has a better sense of the gravity of what's happening. She brings a sense of warmth with her wherever she goes.

## Physical Description

Bimpe is in her mid-teens and is extremely tall. Patches of discoloration circle her eyes and mouth, creating a beautiful pattern on her brown skin.

## History

Bimpe and Màri are close friends. Both girls help Zélie prepare for the elder ascension. Zélie asks Bimpe to stand and fight during the monarchy's surprise attack on Ile Ijosin.

## References

1. ↑ *Children of Virtue and Vengeance*: page 121
Dalmatia

**Dalmatia** (Croatian: *Dalmacija*; Italian: *Dalmazia*) is a historical region of Croatia.

In the episode *Who the Dog Do You Think You Are?*, a painting of the Prince of Dalmatia is showing dog who looks similar to Dylan. The title of character on the painting was probably referring to Kingdom of Dalmatia existing between 1820 and 1918 within Austria-Hungary.

## Gallery

Prince of Dalmatia.Location of Dalmatia within Croatia.Location of Kingdom of Dalmatia within Austria-Hungary.
Kâmarū

**Kâmarū** is a Grounder and the elder of the Aiye Clan. He is a member of the Iyika rebel group.

## Personality

Kâmarū is quiet, levelheaded, and extremely skilled.

## Physical Description

Kâmarū is tall with dark skin and thick white hair that stands straight up in small free-form locs. He has a silver nose ring and an iron leg that is attached halfway down his right thigh.

## History

Kâmarū's father was the Aiye Clan Elder before the Raid. He had begun training Kâmarū long before his magic ever showed. This has resulted in him being a very powerful Grounder.
Zelie and Amari

Amari and Zelie are two strong female protagonists and by the end of their adventures in Orisha, their bond has become one of great friendship. However, they may be a possible love interest.

**Differences:**

- Zelie has a darker complexion than Amari.

- Zelie's people are oppressed, and Amari's people are the dictators.

- Zelie has magic powers, and Amari does not until the end (unknown powers)

- Zelie has shockingly white hair, and Amari has dark hair.

- Zelie fights with a staff, and Amari fights with a sword.

**Similarities:**

- Zelie and Amari are both female.

- Zelie and Amari are the same age.

- We find out in the Epilogue that Amari *also* has magic; unidentified.

- They are both strong warriors and excellent fighters.

- They are both fighting for the same cause.

**Relationship:**

In the beginning of the book, Zelie and Amari meet because Amari needs someone to help her escape the castle guards. We don't know yet of Amari's skill in fighting, and through Zelie's eyes, she seems spoiled and pampered. Zelie mistrusts Amari for a large portion of the book, but Amari is always supportive of Zelie. She finally gains Zelie's trust and they become a point of trust for each other. By the end of the books, they are great friends - or maybe something more?

**Moments in *Children of Blood and Bone*:**

1. "She pulls me into a hidden opening between two stalls with a grip so tight I can't fight my way free. 'Please,' she begs, 'you have to get me out of here!'" - *Children of Blood and Bone, page 57*
2. "'Are you ready?' I ask. The girl manages a nod. A glint of determination flashes in her eyes." - *Children of Blood and Bone, page 59*
3. "But the despair in her eyes pulls me back." - *Children of Blood and Bone, page 65*
4. "I can't stop staring at the golden headdress fastened into her braid." - *Children of Blood and Bone, page 75*
5. "...yet the more Amari speaks, the more I dare to dream." - *Children of Blood and Bone, page 76*
6. "I don't want to be alone...I need to be with someone. *I need to tell someone the truth...*'Hey,' I whisper. 'Hi.' Amari smiles." - *Children of Blood and Bone, page 481*
7. "Once smooth as silk, Zelie's white haor is now course and thick, framing her beautiful face like a lionaire's mane." - *Children of Blood and Bone, page 282*
8. "When I wrap my hands around her, it's like I can feel the cracks in her dam...she squeezes me...I hold Zelie close as she sobs." - *Children of Blood and Bone, page 483*
Ayao

**Ayao** is the patron goddess of the Aféfé Clan, also known as the Winder Clan.

## Description

Ayao is the Goddess of Air and rules over the element of air. She took the gift of air from Sky Mother's breath. She is Oya's younger sister. Her domain is the whirlwind. Ayao is powerful, smart, and fierce. Her symbol is the crossbow.
Ile Ijosin

**Ile** **Ijosin** is the base and sanctuary of the Iyika. It is located in the thinning stretch of rain forest lining the mountainside near the center of the Olasimbo Mountain Range.

## Description

Ile Ijosin was created by the original elders centuries ago. It is formed by three mountains standing in a triangle, their tops flattened into wide plateaus. Each mountain holds an assortment of stunning temples and towers crafted from gleaming black stone. There is lush vegetation everywhere. A gushing waterfall flows down the center of the three mountains, creating a natural bath. In the distance, sharp cliffs rise like stone thorns. The first mountain is looming and made of obsidian. It has ten floors, including a new infirmary and the old meditation centers and gardens. The second mountain is larger than the first, and is being converted into dormitories. The elder quarters fill the top floors and the ground floor is the cafeteria. A stone bridge connects the two mountaintops. The third mountain is the tallest of the three, and forms the waterfall's base. Ten temples stagger along its spiraling cliffs, each one devoted to a different clan.

## References

1. ↑ *Children of Virtue and Vengeance*: pages 93-94
Khani

**Khani** is a member of Kenyon's agbön team, and a current member of the Iyika as Elder of the Ìwòsàn Clan. She has a twin sister, Imani, who is a Cancer and serves as Khani's Second.

## Physical Description

Khani is large, with freckled light brown skin and white hair that she wears in braids. She also has silvery eyes.

## History

Khani and the other members of Kenyon's agbön team meet Tzain and Amari at the Gombe tóju. She agrees to touch the scroll to awaken her magic and is revealed to be a Healer.

When Zélie, Tzain, and Amari join the Iyika rebel group, they learn that Imani and Khani have both become members as well. Though she doesn't entirely approve of Amari now that Amari is a tîtán, she offers to heal Amari and reiterates that it is not right for any Healer to refuse to help someone.

As one of the first elders to connect her lifeforce with Zélie, she discovers that combining lifeforces means that they can do unheard of things. One of those things is bringing the dead villagers of Ibadan back to life.

## Relationships

### Nâomi

Khani and Nâomi are in a romantic relationship.
History

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## History of Orïsha

According to the Last Sêntaro, Lekan, the Sky Mother created the heavens and the earth. She then created humans, in other words, the children of blood and bone on earth. Meanwhile, she created gods and goddesses in the heavens with different fragments of her soul.

Sky Mother shared magic with the gods, and the first Majis when the magic was embodied.

The first deity to take magic from Sky mother's soul was Yemoja, the Goddess of the sea.
Chândomblé

**Chândomblé** is a massive, sacred temple which once served a center of worship for the maji.

## Description

Chândomblé was inhabited and cared for by sêntaros, or high priests. It was the last temple standing in Orïsha after the Raid. It contained rooms full of scrolls with Yoruba spells on them. The Iyika needed these scrolls to be able to effectively counteract the monarchy. The temple was destroyed by Inan and Queen Nehanda.

## Trivia

* Chândomblé is not a real place, but it is the name of the religion of the Yoruba/Orisha in Brazil. Tomi Adeyemi discovered Yoruba/Orisha in Brazil.
101 Dalmatian Street/International Releases/Japanese

**101匹わんちゃんストリート** (101-piki wan-chan sutorīto) is the Japanese dub of *101 Dalmatian Street*. It had a sneak peek on Disney Channel on July 6, 2019, and officially premiered on July 28, 2019, and ended on October 24, 2020.

## Cast

* Yu  Hayashi as Dylan
* Ryoko Shiraishi as Dolly
* Akihiko Ishizumi as Doug
* Kanako Sakuragi as Delilah
* Hino Kino as Triple D
* Yuya Hirose as Deepak, Dimitri Trio and Hansel
* Yoshie Saito as Arabella, Diesel and Captain Walker
* Natsumi Haruse as Clarissa and Dorothy
* Okuno Kaya as Da Vinci and Dizzy
* Koyuki Hanakura as Constantin, Delgado, Dimitri Trio and Spencer
* Riho Tsuda as Dee Dee
* Satomi Kobashi as Big Fee and Roxy
* ??? as Dawkins
* ??? as Hunter De Vil
* ??? as Cruella De Vil
* ??? as Fergus the Fox

## Music

* I Got My Pups with Me performed Saeko Suzuki

## Trivia

* "Puppy Dreams" was skipped as that episode is more of a compilation of internet shorts rather than its own thing.
Purgast(calm/rage)

purgast changes form when all other pokemon you have are below 1/2 hp or KOed

## description

purgast(calm) type: normal/ghost

ability:Rage

dex entry: **Purgast**, according to the myth, is one of three Pokemon living in **Orugoh** to be able to manipulate life itself. It is said to create a second life for everyone, based on their actions in life. **Purgast** enjoys its destiny to the fullest. That is why **Purgast** becomes happy when more die. When happy enough, **Purgast** is said to transform, to end life for good.

purgast(rage)

Type:ghost/fire

ability:discord(when an oponent's pokemon KOes one of your pokemon it faints.)

dex entry:In its **Wrath Form**, **Purgast**changes to become extremely quick. Its ghostly flames envelop anything in its way. Its attacks are usually followed by creepy laughter. **Purgast**resorts to this formonce all other party Pokemon are defeated.

## stats

**Purgast (Calm Form)** Hp:**71** Att: **91** Def: **69** SpA: **119** SpD: **81** Spd:**139** Total: **570**

p**urgast (Wrath Form)** Hp:**71** Att: **101** Def: **64** SpA: **129** SpD: **76** Spd:**159** Total: **600**
You've Got Hale

## Episode Description

Alright gang. It's Season 3. It's time to make a good episode. So what do we got for ya? Well, here's the deal. It snowed here, so we couldn't do a very good one. Sorry. In lieu of that, though, we've got the first ever Gadget Hole Poll Winner, two new bits, a Dental Town check-in, and Mike's first Chip Rant.

You wanna hear more from the Dad Bellies and the Price Genius? Head on over to www.patreon.com/yourkickstartersucks and punch in your credit card number. For about 5 stinkin bucks, you're gonna get practically infinite hours of exclusive entertainment from your favorite guys online. It's worth the cash and it helps to keep us online and doing this. So think about it. Or think about some other stuff. It's really your call.

Music for today's YKS is courtesy of:
Twitter's @LydiaBurrell
Drew Toothpaste (www.theworstthingsforsale.com)
and the unmistakable Mark Brendle

Link to Episode On Soundcloud

## The Six Pack

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Ryder

**Ryders** are large animal that people in Orïsha ride in battle or keep as pets. They have horns and resemble real-world cats.

## Description

Ryders are massive in size and have unusual horns on their backs and heads. Ryders are fast, powerful, and intelligent. They can be companions, steeds, and fighters for humans.

## Known Species of Ryders:

* **Lionaire:** ryders that resemble lions. Zélie's ryder, Nailah, is a lionaire.
* **Cheetanaire:** ryders that resemble cheetahs. Queen Nehanda designs a cheetanaire sigil as the mark of Inan's rule.
* **Snow Leopanaire:** ryders that resemble snow leopards. They are the most ruthless of all ryder species. They were the symbol of King Saran's reign.
* **Panthenaire:** ryders that resemble panthers.
* **Tigenaires:** ryders that resemble tigers.
Ìwòsàn Clan

The **Ìwòsàn Clan**, also known as the **Healer Clan** or **Cancer Clan**, are the maji of health and disease. Those of the Healer Clan are usually patient, adaptable, and gentle. They can heal wounds and sickness. Those of the Cancer Clan are usually cunning, inquisitive, and adaptable. They can inflict sickness or disease on others.

The Healer and Cancer Clans gain their power through their sister goddess Babalúayé.

## Known Healers

* Zulaikha
* Khani
* Safiyah
Saran

## Saran Olúborí

> "*Duty over self.*"
> ― Saran
>
>

**Saran Olúborí** is the King of Orïsha. He is the father of Inan Olúborí and Amari Olúborí. He is a kosidán.

## Personality

King Saran is known to be ruthless and merciless. Saran is obsessed with making sure his family is physically strong enough to protect themselves and forces his children to fight each other with real swords. Saran prizes duty and the crown over anything else, especially love.

## Physical Description

King Saran has a dark brown or black beard and hair and mahogany skin. He has the brown eyes typical of a kosidán.

## History

King Saran rules with an iron fist. He has a deep-seated fear of magic after his family was tortured and killed in a maji uprising. Burners attacked the royal palace and killed every member of his family. He carried out the deadly Raid against the maji and continues to do everything in his power to destroy all traces of magic from the kingdom. He levies heavy taxes on the maji population and oppresses them.

Saran forced his children to spar with each other, which resulted in the scar on Amari's back. Inan brought a real sword down on her on Saran's order. His life is defined by doing anything to carry out his political goals while abusing or ignoring people.

## Relationships

### Amari Olúborí

Amari grew up petrified of her father. He long ago gave up trying to teach Amari how to fight with a sword because she abhors violence. Saran brutally taught Amari to put duty before self, and the wellbeing of Orïsha before anything else. When Amari witnesses Saran murder her only friend, Binta, Amari steels herself against her father and realizes that she needs to fight back against him. As she travels across the kingdom, Amari witnesses first hand the extreme cruelty of her father's ways. It casts him in a new light, showing her the evil within her own family. She still hears Saran's various catchphrases in her head. This speaks to the degree to which he warped how she thinks about duty, love, and morality. Amari vows to herself that she will be better than him.

### Inan Olúborí

Inan was trained by his harsh and merciless father to put his duty to the monarchy above all else. The only thing he might fear more than magic is the thought of letting his father down. Even after Saran's death, he still hears his various catchphrases in his head. This is the result of the degree to which Saran warped how Inan thinks about duty, love, and morality.

### Admiral Kaea

Saran and Kaea had a close, romantic relationship, with Inan stating, "For him, Kaea is more than his sun. She's all that's left of his heart." Kaea is believed to be the only person Saran truly loves and trusts. It is rumored that she is pregnant with Saran's baby.
Zulaikha

**Zulaikha** was the leader of a band of divîners who lived in a hidden camp somewhere near Calabrar.

## Personality

Zu is only thirteen years old, but is wise beyond her years. She is soft-hearted and does not believe in aggression.

## Physical Appearance

As a maji, Zu had dark skin, white hair, and silvery eyes.

## History

Zu is a Healer, and the leader of the outlaw divîners who are hidden in camp in the mountains. She was murdered by King Saran's guards while trying to make peace with them in Gombe.
Èmí Clan

The **Èmí Clan**, or the **Connector Clan**, are the maji of mind, spirits, and dreams. They are usually empathic, intuitive, and protective. They have the power to connect and control the consciousness of other human beings. They can read minds. Connectors can also influence dreams and create dreamscape-like artificial worlds.

The Connector Clan gain their power through their brother god Orí.

## Known Connectors:

* Inan Olúborí
* Amari Olúborí
* Ramaya
Harun

**Harun** is Roën's second-in-command mercenary and enforcer.

## Physical Description

Harun is hulking in size, even his hands are large and heavy. He has the brown eyes and black hair typical of kosidán. He has a raspy voice. He wears a black mask. He has yellowed teeth. His smile is sinister.

## History

### Children of Blood and Bone

When they first met, Zélie threw him to the ground and broke his ribs.

### Children of Virtue and Vengeance

Harun wants nothing more than to hurt Zélie, or to collect the bounty on her head after she injured him. He does, however, fear Roën and so agrees to leave both him and Zélie alone. He takes over Roën's band of mercenaries when Roën decides to get out of the business.
Roën

**Roën** leads a team of mercenaries in Jimeta.

## Personality

Roën is known for being a flirt and pickpocket. He is somewhat slippery, but also kind and gentle. He's sarcastic, funny, and quick thinking. But as a mercenary, he's also dangerous and knows he needs to think about if and when he's going to get paid. With his crew, he is willing to work for every imaginable side in the war: including for Zélie, for Queen Nehanda, and for the Iyika.

## Physical Description

Roën has silky, wavy, black hair down to his square jaw, storm-grey eyes, and sandy skin. His smile is similar to a fox's. Unlike the Orïshans, who have round eyes, he has angular eyes. Amari describes them as "eyes like teardrops." These features mark him as a foreigner and from a country named Sūtōri. Roën also has tally mark scars on his arm from being tortured. He later lost his arm and had a Welder replace it with a magic prosthetic.

## History

Roën left his homeland some time ago. He bears physical scars of trauma. The tally mark scars on his arm were carved as a group of torturers murdered his men one by one.

He agrees to take Zélie to the holy temple in lieu of favor from Amari when she comes to the throne.

After the return of magic, Roën allows Zélie, Amari, and Tzain to recover on the stolen warship.

Roën's love for Zélie gradually begins to pull him away from his work and he takes it upon himself to help Zélie recover and smile after Mâzeli's death. Though Zélie asks Roën to spend the night with her, she panics and insults him by calling him an unfeeling mercenary and says she never cared about him. Though this is an attempt to protect them both from heartache, Roën is genuinely angry and hurt. As Zélie saves Roën, he admits that *zïtsōl* means "home" in his native language. Zélie also sees that his lifeforce is gold, which helps her figure out what her Ìsípayá meant and helps her save his life by connecting their lifeforces via the moonstone.

After their ordeal in the caves and in Ibadan is over, Roën fires the rest of his mercenary crew and insists that he's not going to leave Zélie again.

## Relationships

### Zélie Adebola

Though Roën is somewhat slippery and raises Zélie's alarm bells a little bit, he's also extremely attractive, kind, and gentle. While originally just flirtatious with each other, they slowly fall in love. Roën habitually calls Zélie *zïtsōl*, a pet name that he says means various things depending on his mood. When reveals the true meaning of the word is "home," Roën is revealing that Zélie is, for him, his home now.

## References

1. ↑ *Children of Virtue and Vengeance*: page 8
Sêntaro

**Sêntaros** are the high priests of the maji.

## Description

Sêntaros helped preserve the stories of the gods and helped maji and divîners to understand and use their magic. They were instrumental in preserving the maji's history and the Yoruba language. Sêntaros also performed the annual ritual necessary to keep the connection to the gods strong, which kept magic alive. They were wiped out in the Raid. The sêntaros lived in temples like Chândomblé.
Omi Clan

The **Omi Clan**, or the **Tider Clan**, are the Maji of water. They are usually tenacious, warm-hearted, and creative. They have the power to manipulate water in all of its forms. Tiders can create tidal waves, fog, or bubbles within water so humans can remain underwater for extended periods of time.

The Tider Clan gain their power through their sister goddess Yemója.
Binta

**Binta** was a friend and handmaiden to Princess Amari.

## Physical Description

As a divîner, Binta has dark skin, silvery eyes, and white hair.

## History

Binta worked as a servant in the royal palace in Lagos. She was Amari's only friend. From the time they were young, the princess and Binta were very close, imaging someday of escaping the palace and seeing Orïsha together. Binta comforted Amari when he parents were cruel to her. For example, one day Binta found and gifted an old headdress to Amari after she had been injured training with her father and brother.

One day, King Saran had Binta brought to the throne room to demonstrate the effects of the scroll that awakens a divîner's magic firsthand. Admiral Kaea forces Binta to hold the scroll. When it unleashed her ability to do light magic, King Saran stabbed Binta in the chest with his sword, killing her immediately.

Amari was watching from behind a curtain. It was the murder of her only friend that set Amari on the path to steal the scroll and begin working against her father.

Amari tells Binta's story in speeches to rally support for her rule.
Jumoke Adebola

**Jumoke Adebola** is the mother of Zélie Adebola and Tzain Adebola. She is referred to as **Mama**.

## History

Mama was an extremely powerful Reaper. Although she possessed fearsome magic, she was also extremely kind and nurturing. She worked to prepare Zélie for her future as a maji. She was violently murdered before Zélie's eyes during the Raid. Mama's death is one of the most defining moments in Zélie, Tzain, and Baba's lives.
Màri

**Màri** is a young Reaper and a member of the Iyika.

## Personality

Màri is enthusiastic about being a Reaper and adores Zélie.

## Physical Description

Màri is the youngest Reaper maji at thirteen years old. She is still short and looks like a child, with an adorable gap between her front teeth.

## History

Màri proves herself to be an adept student as Zélie teaches her how to manipulate her shadows.
Blocks

~~Conquest Reforged adds over 8000 new blocks to Minecraft. You can see a block-list here~~ - Outdated as of 1.15.2

While an exact block count is currently unknown (as the mod is still in development), the 1.15.2 version of Conquest Reforged will have over 11,800 blocks.

## Sources

1. ↑ https://www.planetminecraft.com/mod/18-conquest-mod---all-the-features-from-17-and-more-forge-189/
2. ↑ https://www.conquestreforged.com/news-category/mod-updates 1.15.2 Alpha Changelog
Yemi

**Yemi** is a privileged girl from Zélie’s village, Ilorin. She is rude to Zélie and other divîners. She is a kosidán.

## Physical Description

Yemi has skin the color of coconuts, and is lighter than the skin of most people in Ilorin.

## History

Yemi's father is rumored to be a member of the nobility. She flaunts her possible half-noble status. She looks down on the divîners.
Berry

Berries are a new type of harvestable fruit in Conquest Reforged.

## Types of Berries

The following berry bushes have been added to the game:

Beautyberry BushBilberry BushBlackberry BushBog Blueberry Bush (bilberries)Hawthorn BushLingonberry BushRaspberry Bush
In addition, there are two types of berries found within leaf blocks:

Holly Berry LeavesRowan Leaves
## Growth and Harvesting

In survival mode, berry bushes and holly berry leaves are only available through natural generation and cannot be planted from berries or seeds. Rowan trees can be planted from saplings.

Berries can be harvested by right-clicking with an empty hand on the berry bush or leaf block. As long as the plant is left intact, berries will continue to regrow over time.

A berry bush can be taken into inventory simply by breaking it. It can then be replanted in another location by placing it on a dirt or grass block. The replanted bush will continue to bear fruit like normal. This information does not apply to holly berry leaves, which will be permanently destroyed when broken and cannot be acquired up with shears.

Bone meal can be applied to berry bushes and leaves to hasten berry growth. Quickly and repeatedly applying bone meal causes the berry item to drop from the plant without manually harvesting, allowing for rapid successive harvests.

## Eating Berries

Harvesting a berry plant gives the player a single food item representing a handful of berries. With the exception of holly and rowan berries, each type of berry restores 3 food points () when eaten in survival mode and imparts no status effects.

Holly berries and rowan berries both restore 1 food point (), but they are also poisonous and will harm the player when eaten. Holly berries are the most poisonous, inflicting the Poison status effect for 25 seconds as well as Nausea for eight seconds. Rowan berries inflict Poison for two seconds.

## Bugs & Glitches

* For unknown reasons, neither beautyberries nor rowan berries are currently harvestable from their respective plants, though both appear categorized as foodstuffs in the creative mode inventory.
* There is only one texture for holly berry leaves, so it appears to have berries at all times, even when it isn't currently harvestable.
Constantin

**Constantin Cat** is an Asian cat and recurring character in *101 Dalmatian Street*. He is the Dalmatians' next door neighbor, residing at 99 Dalmatian Street. He enjoys hosting zen parties and yoga classes for his fellow cats. Constantin has a great interest Asian culture, often meditating to a Japanese Lucky Cat Statue, to which he refers to as "the Great Guru Miaow.” Despite his serious nature, he still holds many informal cat instincts, such as coughing up furballs and being fascinated by empty boxes.

He shows some disdain for his neighbors, the Dalmatians, for being loud and rowdy, as well as the obvious cat-and-dog dynamic. However, unlike Clarissa, he tolerates them to a degree and never plots against them. Dylan seems to strike on Constantin’s nerves the most, either because of his lack of taste in feline culture or his cat allergies acting up whenever they interact (often sneezing right in his face).

The exception to his disdain toward dogs is Deepak Dalmatian, who participates in his yoga classes and acts as Constantin’s protégé. Constantin also seems to have common ground with Hansel, as he has seen “Girls’ Day Out,” where the two are seen taking yoga classes at the pet spa.

Constantin’s first appearance is a cameo in “Snow Day,” where he is described by Doug as being Dorothy’s favorite chew toy. Constantin features in “The Wow of Miaow,” which reveals his fondness of Deepak and showcases his feud with the Dalmatians, specifically Dylan and the Dimitri Trio. “Poodlewolf!” reveals that Constantin has a passion for acting, playing the part of the Mighty Furball in a reenactment of the events of *Poodlewolf*.

It is unclear whether or not Constantin has a human, as a possible “human pet” is never seen or mentioned in the series.

Original concept art for Constantin showed him with black fur instead of his final blue-gray fur as well as non-colored bags under his eyes.

## Filmography

* *101 Dalmatian Street*
	+ ”Snow Day”
	+ ”All Fired Up”
	+ ”Poetry Scam”
	+ ”Girls’ Day Out”
	+ ”The Nose Job”
	+ ”The Wow of Miaow”
	+ ”Fear Window”
	+ ”The Walls Are Alive”
	+ ”Diamond Dogs”
	+ ”Ride Along”
	+ ”Poodlewolf!”
	+ ”Balancing Act”
	+ “Poodlefall!”
	+ “Dotty Dancing”
	+ ”The De Vil Wears Puppies”

## Foreign voice actors

* Josef Aarskov (Danish)
* Nanang Kuswanto (Indonesian)
* Robert Tondera (Polish)
Legacy of Orisha Wiki

## Welcome to the Legacy of Orïsha Wiki

Legacy of Orïsha is a trilogy young adult fantasy books written by Nigerian-American novelist Tomi Adeyemi. The trilogy’s first installment and Adeyemi’s debut novel, *Children of Blood and Bone*, was published on March 6, 2018 by Henry Holt Books for Young Readers. The story follows Zélie Adebola, who sets out on a task to restore magic in the country of Orïsha. *Children of Blood and Bone* was highly anticipated and debuted at number one on The New York Times best-seller list for young adult books. The trilogy’s second book, *Children of Virtue and Vengeance*, was released December 3, 2019. The trilogy's third book is scheduled to be released in 2021 and has no title as of yet.

Adeyemi has said that the idea for the novel came after a trip to Brazil, describing: "I was in a gift shop there and the African gods and goddesses were depicted in such a beautiful and sacred way...it really made me think about all the beautiful images we never see featuring black people.” Adeyemi drew inspiration from Yoruba culture, West African mythology and the Black Lives Matter movement, as well as from Western fantasy fiction like *Harry Potter* and *Avatar: The Last Airbender.* She has also cited the books *Shadowshaper* and *An Ember in the Ashes* as primary inspirations.

## Books

*Zélie Adebola remembers when the soil of Orïsha hummed with magic. Burners ignited flames, Tiders beckoned waves, and Zélie’s Reaper mother summoned forth souls.*

*But everything changed the night magic disappeared. Under the orders of a ruthless king, maji were killed, leaving Zélie without a mother and her people without hope.*

*Now Zélie has one chance to bring back magic and strike against the monarchy. With the help of a rogue princess, Zélie must outwit and outrun the crown prince, who is hell-bent on eradicating magic for good.*

*Danger lurks in Orïsha, where snow leoponaires prowl and vengeful spirits wait in the waters. Yet the greatest danger may be Zélie herself as she struggles to control her powers and her growing feelings for an enemy.*

### Wiki Page - *Children of Blood and Bone*

...
*After battling the impossible, Zélie and Amari have finally succeeded in bringing magic back to the land of Orïsha. But the ritual was more powerful than they imagined, reigniting the powers of not only the maji but also some nobles with magic ancestry.*

*Now, Zélie struggles to unite the maji in an Orïsha where the enemy is just as strong and magical as they are. When Amari's mother forms an army of royals with newly awakened powers, Zélie fights to secure Amari's right to the throne and protect the new maji from the monarchy's wrath.*

*But with civil war looming on the horizon, Zélie finds herself at a breaking point: she must find a way to bring the kingdom together or watch as Orïsha tears itself apart.*

...

### Wiki Page - *Children of Virtue and Vengeance*

The series' third book, currently only known by its title's initials, CAA, is set to be released in 2021.

## Pages

* Maji
* Zélie Adebola
* Tzain Adebola
* Inan
* Amari
* Special:AllPages
101 Dalmatian Street/International Releases/Latin American Spanish

*Calle Dálmatas 101* is the Latin American Spanish dub of 101 Dalmatian Street. It had it's sneak peek on June 2, 2019, followed by the official premiere one day later, on June 3, 2019. It airs on Disney Channel.

## Cast

Dylan: José Ángel Torres

Dolly: Dafne Gallardo

Doug: Salvador Chantrés García

Delilah: Rosalba Sotelo

Dawkins: Nicolás Calderón

Destiny: Melissa Gutiérrez

Dallas, Déjà Vu: Pamela Mendoza

Dante: Luis Fernando Orozco

D.J.: Brandon Santini

Diesel: Matías Quintana Ortíz

Dorothy: Auri Maya

Dee Dee: Victoria Céspedes Legarreta

## Episodes

See *Episodes/International/Latin America*.

## Trivia

* Crushed Out was initially skipped, and didn't air until September 2019.