recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Aile

Aile was a Reploid who is a member of the Resistance in Mega Man X: Command Mission.

Not much is known about Aile's past, besides what Spider tells X. According to him Aile and Spider once worked together as rookie bounty hunters. One day, Spider "goofed" somehow, and Aile was damaged, because of his mistake. Because of the incident, Aile retained a scar below his left eye, and the lower half of his body was attached to a floating machine, similar to a wheelchair.

Eventually, Aile was taken in by Chief R, and ever since that Aile looked up to him as a father, Aile became a figurehead of the Resistance in his own right by the time the Rebellion Army attacked, and many of the Reploids of Giga City looked up to him as a leader.

When Chief R was captured by the Rebellion Army, Aile rushed to the Governor's Precinct in Central Tower to attempt a rescue. He met X, who has on a reconnaissance mission, and explained the situation. Aile then ripped his ID lens from his chest and gave it to X so that he could access to the Governor's Precinct, while he self-destructed to keep a large number of Preons at bay. Aile's sacrifice allowed X to continued unhindered.

When X was attacked by Spider, he dropped the ID; when X told Spider whose it was, Spider felt remorse for his actions and decided to help X instead. X then used Aile's ID to enter the Governor's Precinct and save Chief R. When X was attacked by Wild Jango later on, he dropped the ID once again, but this time, Spider appeared and knocked it down out of Jango's hand.
Acid Man

Acid Man is a Robot Masters who appears in Mega Man 11. Originally a chemist robot manufactured by the Mecha-Chuchets Institute of Robology, he was programmed into a stereotypical "mad scientist" after being stolen by Dr. Wily and now uses his chemistry skills to do Wily's bidding. He was also given a Speed Gear to boost his combat abilities. His Special Weapon, **Acid Barrier**, generates a shield made of acid that not only protects him from all damage, but also lets him shoot globs of acid at enemies. This ability extends to Mega Man after he defeats Acid Man.

The fight with Acid Man begins in a chamber with a pool of acid underneath the floor. During the first stage of the fight, Acid Man will use his Acid Barrier, which absorbs normal and charged **Mega Buster** shots and releases short-ranged arced shots in random direction if attacked, and therefore must be worn down by repeatedly shooting before Mega Man can do damage to him. However, one hit from a **Block Dropper** attack is enough to fully destroy his barrier, which also prevents it from releasing arced shots. Every time his Acid Barrier is worn down, Acid Man will be stunned momentarily, giving Mega Man a good opportunity to attack. While Acid Man is shielded with Acid Barrier, he will fire three shots in the air that arc towards the ground. Without the Acid Barrier, Acid Man will leap across the stage at Mega Man and pause to fire three acid shots from his arm that lightly track Mega Man's position. Wait for him to pause and fire and time jumps to avoid the shots.

The second stage of the fight will trigger Acid Man to utilize his Speed Gear. Acid Man will plunge into the acid pool underneath the stage and quickly move left and right. His position is marked by a large wave of acid that must be avoided as he moves. Once passing underneath Mega Man, Acid Man will jump from the acid and fire a volley of acid shots downward. Acid Man can fire a charged Acid Barrier during the second stage that requires more Buster shots to remove.

In the Superhero difficulty, Acid Man will fire four arcing shots instead of three, his Acid Barrier takes more hits to destroy, and he will fire much faster. The waves he creates when using his Speed Gear are much larger, and he fires more projectiles after leaping out of the acid pool. In addition, he can use his Speed Gear much earlier during the fight, regardless of his HP.

In the Legacy of Chris Thorndyke,

And his English voice is unknown, due to maintenance, and he is reprised by Kosuke Toriumi in the Japanese dub.
Akhlut the Orca

Akhlut the Orca is a character that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series and its spin-offs published by Archie Comics. He is a mobian orca and the regional Egg Boss of the Northern Oceans Egg Army.

Akhlut seems to have been at war with Tundra the Walrus and his men before joining the Eggman Empire. After becoming the Egg Boss of the Northern Oceans Egg Army, Akhlut went on to menacing the denizens of the Northern Oceans for some time, leading his Egg Army in efforts to conquer the Great Blue Realm. As such, Akhlut would earn an infamous reputation across the Northern Oceans, like in the underwater city of Meropis.

During the Shattered World Crisis, Dr. Eggman ordered Akhlut to provide back up for his operations to reclaim his Eggmanland from the Naugus Twins (Walter and Wendy Naugus). Akhlut was teamed up with Tundra, and was ordered to temporarily shut down the summoning spire in order to cut off the Witchcarters' supply of Dark Gaia energy. However, Akhlut mocked Tundra for not protecting his family, leading to a fight between the two Egg Bosses.However, after Eggman gave him and Tundra a speech previously given by fellow Egg Boss Axel the Water Buffalo, the two Egg Bosses put aside their fight and completed their mission. Akhlut soon fought against the Naugus Twins for control over Eggmanland, and returned to his base after the mission.
Akira Shinmei

Akira Shinmei is Aorenger of the Gorengers, with the designation number "2". He was training in the snow-draped Touhoku region with his EAGLE branch. He is the second-in-command to Akarenger.

When the Black Cross Army launched an assault on the EAGLE bases in Japan, a force led by Warrior Mask attacked the Touhoku base, slaughtering everyone with only Akira surviving. Along with the survivors of the other bases, Akira was summoned to Snack Gon, the secret gateway to EAGLE Japan's main command center by Japan's EAGLE Commander Edogawa Gonpachi. Edogawa told them that they are the Secret Squadron "Gorenger", the world's best chance against the forces of the Black Cross Army. Their first battle was with Gold Mask, who they destroyed with the Gorenger Storm.

Aorenger is among the Sentai warriors seen in clips when Daimon Tatsumi (GoYellow) lectured Kai Samezu (GaoBlue) about the past Sentai technical warriors and their fighting spirit.

Akira Shinmei later appears (via stock footage) leading the mecha of the 25 Super Sentai, alongside Chief Counsellor Naoyuki Miura, as foreseen by Sokichi Banba, against Lost Highness Rakushaasa.

Years later, Akira fought alongside not only his own team but every single Sentai Ranger in existence, against the Empire of Zangyack when it attacked the Earth in the Great Legend War. After fighting against hundreds of Gormin and their Zgormin commanders, his team's leader, Tsuyoshi Kaijo noticed the fleet moving towards them. He then gathered all the Rangers together and gave them the order to sacrifice their powers to wipe out the first invasion's armada. The Aorenger powers are later utilized by Joe Gibken via the Ranger Keys.
Alexandra (Totally Spies)

Alexandra (Alex) is a main character in the "Totally Spies!" universe, along with her best friends and fellow spies Samantha and Clover. She is WOOHP agent and works under Jerry Lewis.

She is Caitlin's rival. Alex's counterpart is Alice, from the previous WOOHP spy team. She wears a golden yellow Catsuit on her WOOHP missions.

She went to Beverly Hills High, then Malibu University for college studying to become a vetenarian.

Alex was born to Cameron and Doctor Casoy and inherited the spy gene, possibly from her mother. This gene was what led Jerry to survelliance her during her childhood years, where she exhibited her highly advanced althetic prowess. She started her first year of high school as a transfer student at Beverly Hills High and by fate, met her two best friends forever Sam and Clover. Alex would also make long-time rivals/nemesises with Mandy, Caitlin, and Dominique.

After being chased by giant sushi roll, Alex, Sam and Clover were transported to a strange place. Alex starts digging through a desk and pressed what looked like a stapler. But instead of stapling, it was actually a laser and carved into the metal walls of this strange place.

She then meets her boss, Jerry and his assistant, Tad. Both revealed that she was at the World Organization of Human protection, WOOHP, a secret organization that fights global crime in an effort to protect human life and Alex had been selected to join their elite group. Alex also learns that Jerry had monitored her, was behind her transfer to Bev High, and even set up the sushi roll incident as a test; which she passed. Alex was extremely against joining but began her training as a trial (and the threat of exile to Siberia if she were to reveal what she had seen). After saving the world for the first time, imprisoning Tad for betrayal, and being able to experience the thrill of spying, she decides to join WOOHP.

Over the course of her high school and college life, she had to learn how to balance her job and its secrets, social life, and academics as well as growing up.

In the Legacy of Chris Thorndyke,
Akiko Yajima

Akiko Yajima is a Japanese voice actress from Kashiwazaki, Niigata. Her best-known role is as the title character Shinnosuke Nohara in the long-running anime series Crayon Shin-chan.

## VOICE ROLES

* **Edith Gru (Despicable Me)**
* **Melk the Second (Toriko)**
* **Cal Devereaux (Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs)**
* **Molly Hale (Pokemon)**
* **Yura of the Hair (InuYasha)**
* **Kohaku (InuYasha)**
Alec Holland/Swamp Thing

Swamp Thing is a fictional superhero in the DC Universe and comics. He is elemental-swamp monster that often absorbs the memories of many people, most notably Dr. Alec Holland. He is also the partner of John Constantine and Animal Man

Bernie Wrightson and Lein Wein created Alex Olsen and Alec Holland's Swamp Thing, Alan More and Stan Woch created Albert Höllerer's Swamp Thing, Doug Wheeler and Pat Broderick created Tefé Holland's Swamp Thing, Mike Hoffman and Wheeler created Allan Hallman's Swamp Thing, Jon J. Muth created Aaron Hayley's Swamp Thing, as Scott Snyder and Yanick Paquette created Calbraith A.H. Rogers' Swamp Thing.

The character first appeared in House of Secrets # 92in July of 1971, as Alec Holland's Swamp Thing first appeared in Swamp Thing # 1 in October-November of 1972.

Once, there was a man. A man named Alec Holland.

A brilliant scientist, Holland was perfecting a formula designed to turn deserts bloated with forests... until a bomb planted by enemies destroyed his lab, lighting him on fire. In desperation, Alec fled into the swamp, hoping to put the flames out. Though he was too late to save his own life, the Parliament of Trees transferred his memories into a new body made entirely of vegetation. Initially thinking himself to be merely transformed into a "muck-encrusted mockery of a man", Alec sought to return to his human form... only to discover the truth years later.

Now, Alec protects the swamp from those who would harm both it and its inhabitants. Do NOT bring your evil into the swamp... or else, you'll face the wrath of... the Swamp Thing!
Agnilasa

Agnilasa is the result of the fusion between several members of Team Universe 3.

In the Universal Conflict Saga of the Dragon Ball Heroes game, Agnilasa appears as its own entity, not as a fusion of others.

In the anime, after Paparoni shouts that he will show Team Universe 3's ultimate secret technique an intense light appears, causing Goku, Vegeta, and Gohan to shield themselves from the light. Paparoni and Koiceareta then use Universe 3's Ultimate Secret Technique to form Agnilasa. Agnilasa proved to be more than a match for Goku, Vegeta, Gohan, Android 17, and Android 18 combined. It nearly knocked Goku out the ring, forcing Frieza to get involved in the fight. It then launched an energy attack that forced Android 18 to sacrifice herself to save Android 17. Afterward, it increased its strength further and created wings. Agnilasa then created a giant energy ball in order to destroy the arena, and leave itself as the only survivor. When launching the ball, it engaged in a beam struggle with the remaining Team Universe 7 members and had the upper hand. However, Android 17 realized Agnilasa's weakness and charged in to attack his energy reactor. This destabilized Agnilasa's power, which led to him being blasted off the stage, defusing him, and causing Team Universe 3 to lose and be erased.

In the manga, after Universe 4's erasure after being defeated at the hands of Kale, Mule appears outside Mosco and commands Paparoni to fuse. Upon doing so Agnilasa states that Kale has met her match, but is immediately knocked off stage by her, resulting in Universe 3's immediate erasure.

Paparoni, who has allied with the Core Area Warriors, sends Agnilasa and Catopesra to attack their enemies. Ribrianne appears and transforms into Super Ribrianne to fight the duo.

And he is reprised by Christopher Bevins in the English dub and Hisao Egawa in the Japanese dub.
Adam Harrington

Adam Harrington (born June 18, 1970) is an American voice actor who has appeared in various video games, often working with developers Telltale Games and Riot Games.

## VOICE ROLES

* **Karthus (League of Legends)**
* **Kassadin (League of Legends)**
* **Mordekaiser (League of Legends)**
* **Ryze (League of Legends)**
* **Shaco (League of Legends)**
* **Grandmaster Meio (Strider)**
Abidos the Third

Abidos the Third is an ancient boy pharaoh and the fifth of the Shadow Riders. He never lost a single duel. Abidos regained physical form through the powers of the Shadow Charm circlet he wore.

Kagemaru has Abidos the Third awakened to fulfill his duties to the shadows. Abidos the Third then orders for his chariot to be prepped for launch.

With an army of mummies, Abidos gathers Jaden Yuki and company on his celestial golden yacht for a duel.

During the duel with Jaden, Abidos displays rather mediocre skills as a duelist, and lacks an understanding on direct attacks, believing them to be against the rules when Jaden inflicts him with one. Thinking back to his previous duels, he realized that the only reason he kept winning was because his opponents always lost on purpose, fearing retribution in the event that they defeated him. Jaden decided it was time Abidos learned how to really duel and this duel was a good start where he even had Abidos remove his mask. Abidos summons "Spirit of the Pharaoh" and pushes Jaden to a corner, but he makes a comeback with "Hero Flash!!".

Satisfied with his defeat, Abidos departs for the afterlife, giving Jaden his Shadow Charm, the latter making a promise to meet him again in one hundred years time.
Aether Foundation

The Aether Foundation is a major organization based in the Alola region whose goal is to cure hurt Pokemon. The organization shelters Pokemon to keep them safe from threats like Team Skull. Their main headquarters is Aether Paradise, an artificial island they constructed, while Aether House is their largest base on Alola's main islands.

Lusamine (Nicole Oliver/Sayaka Kinoshita), the president of the organization, later is revealed to be the true antagonist of Pokemon Sun and Moon, having been driven to mass obsession over the Ultra Beasts. A handful of employees, including second-in-command Faba (Christopher Corey Smith/Mitsuaki Madono), are followers of her true motives. In contrast to the original paired games, Lusamine's plans are cut short in Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon through interference from Necrozma in the games' altered storyline.

The Aether Foundation's president, Lusamine, was introduced as Lillie's (Megan Taylor Harvey/Kei Shindo) mother in a picture in Lillie's Egg-xhilarating Challenge!. The foundation itself, and its employees, debuted in **A Dream Encounter!**.

In **A Mission of Ultra Urgency!**, Ash (Yuri Lowenthal/Rica Matsumoto) and his classmates became the founding members of a task force called the Ultra Guardians, which is a sub-group of the Aether Foundation. Their goal is to catch Ultra Beasts that have strayed into the Pokemon world, and release them back into Ultra Space to maintain Alola's safety.

In **League Offenders and Defenders!**, Lillie revealed that every single person at the Aether Foundation helped construct the Manalo Stadium.

Unlike the games, the Aether Foundation is not affiliated with Team Skull.

In the Legacy of Chris Thorndyke,
Aaron LaPlante

Aaron LaPlante is an American voice actor. He is best known voicing as Hackmon from Digimon Adventure tri.. He voiced the Dominator, Odin, and the Omen during the fifth season of Samurai Jack.

## VOICE ROLES

* **Omen (Samurai Jack)**
* **Minotaur (Hero: 108)**
* **E-102 Gamma (Sonic the Hedgehog)**
* **Linehalt (Bakugan Battle Brawlers: Gundalian Invaders)**
* **Dr. Edward Bilstein (Star Gladiator)**
Alanna Ubach

Alanna Ubach is an American actress, known for her roles as Serena McGuire in Legally Blonde and Legally Blonde 2, Isabel Villalobos in Meet the Fockers, Maria in Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit, Noreen in The Brady Bunch Movie, Jane in Clockwatchers, Naomi in Waiting... and Still Waiting..., Jeanine Pirro in Bombshell, and the voice of Mama Imelda in Coco, as well as Jo Hernandez-Frumpkis on Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce, Suze Howard on Euphoria, Tessa Flores on Guilty Party, Carol Atkinson on The Flight Attendant, and Susan Bennett on Ted.

She has provided voices for several characters in a number of animated television shows and movies, such as Liz Allan on The Spectacular Spider-Man, the title character on El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera, Lola Boa on Brandy and Mr. Whiskers, Strudel on Pound Puppies, and four characters in the Oscar-winning animated film Rango. She played the first female assistant, Josie, on the television show Beakman's World, for which she was nominated for a Young Artist Award in 1992.

## VOICE ROLES

* **Bianca (Pokemon)**
* **Rosie Levin (Monsters University)**
* **Rook Shar (Ben 10: Omniverse)**
* **Young One (Ben 10: Omniverse)**
* **Liz Allan (Spider-Man)**
Agent Clayton

Clayton is a character that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series and its spin-offs published by Archie Comics. He is a human and a member of G.U.N.'s Spider Troupe.

He is voiced by Jordan Calloway In the English dub since he is based on Chuck Clayton and Kosuke Takaguchi in the Japanese Dub
Abomasnow

Abomasnow is a dual-type Grass/Ice Pokemon introduced in Pokemon Diamond, Pokemon Pearl, and Pokemon Platinum.

It evolves from Snover starting at level 40.

Abomasnow can Mega Evolve into Mega Abomasnow using the Abomasite.

Abomasnow made its television debut in **Pikachu's Ice Adventure**, where it was fighting a Froslass before they realized that their ice quarrel was destroying several ice statues.

A female Abomasnow debuted in **Classroom Training!**, under the ownership of Candice (Eden Riegel/Noriko Shitaya). This also marked the species' main series debut. She was one of the Pokemon that Candice used in the following episode, **Sliding Into Seventh!**, during her Gym battle against Ash (Yuri Lowenthal/Rica Matsumoto). Abomasnow was able to knock out Staraptor and Grotle, but then ended up losing to Chimchar after it used **Flame Wheel**. In **Double-Time Battle Training!**, she briefly was used to demonstrate move combinations for Dawn (Kath Soucie/Megumi Toyoguchi). Abomasnow briefly reappeared again alongside Candice during the ending credits of **Zoroark: Master of Illusions**.

A male Abomasnow debuted in **Survival of the Striation Gym!**, under the ownership of Morana. He had a battle against Cilan's (Mitchel Musso/Mamoru Miyano) Pansage, but after a long and hard battle, it was defeated.

In **Over the Mountain of Snow!**, a male Abomasnow was looking after a Snover that had become ill. With Clemont's (Michael Liscio Jr./Yuki Kaji) help, Snover became well again.

In **All Hail the Ice Battlefield!**, Wulfric (Richard Newman/Ryuzaburo Otomo) used a male Abomasnow in a Gym battle against Ash. He battled Hawlucha, but was soon defeated. During the rematch in **A Real Icebreaker!**, he took on Talonflame and won. While battling Greninja, the latter transformed into Ash-Greninja. As a result, Wulfric Mega Evolved him into Mega Abomasnow, but despite this, he was eventually defeated. In **Rocking Kalos Defenses!** and **Forming a More Perfect Union!**, he participated in the fight against the Giant Rock.

Abomasnow debuted in **Giratina and the Sky Warrior**, where it helped Ash, Dawn and Brock (Eric Stuart/Yuji Ueda) stop a sliding glacier.

In **Dawn of a Royal Day!**, a Coordinator's Abomasnow competed in the Battle Stage of the Arrowroot Town Pokemon Contest.

An Abomasnow appeared in the opening sequence of **Zoroark: Master of Illusions**.

In the opening of **Mega Evolution Special I**, an Abomasnow that can Mega Evolve into Mega Abomasnow to fight a Mega Gyarados.

An Abomasnow appeared in **Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel**.

In a flashback in **This Magik Moment!**, a female Abomasnow fought a Frosslass. Their clash triggered a blizzard that prevented a plane, carrying three Pokemon stars from arriving at Alola.

In **An Adventure of Mega Proportions!**, an Abomasnow appeared on Mega Island. In the same episode, an Abomasnow capable of Mega Evolving appeared in a fantasy.

An Abomasnow appeared in **Narrowing the Chaser Chase!**, under the ownership of a Project Mew Challenger.
Albatoss

Albatoss is an enemy in Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic and its western counterpart, Super Mario Bros. 2.

In Super Mario Bros. 2, Albatosses used to be normal residents of Subcon until Wart (Fred Tatasciore/Taiten Kusunoki) took control. Albatosses carry Bob-Ombs and drop them, attempting to hit one of the playable characters: Mario (Andrew Francis/Toru Furuya), Luigi (Todd Haberkorn/Yu Mizushima), Princess Toadstool (Tara Strong/Mami Yamase), or Toad (Ben Diskin/Mayumi Tanaka). An Albatoss can be defeated if the player's character throws a vegetable at it or touches it under the Starman effects. Unlike most other enemies, Albatosses cannot be picked up and thrown.

If an Albatoss flies low enough, the character can jump on an Albatoss's back and ride on it. World 6-2 and World 7-1 require the player's character to ride Albatosses to reach otherwise inaccessible parts of the level; these ones do not carry Bob-Ombs.

In the SNES and Game Boy Advance remakes of Super Mario Bros. 3, the King of The Sky is turned into an Albatoss.
Agahnim

Agahnim is the dark wizard who serves as the secondary antagonist of A Link to the Past. He kidnaps the Seven Maidens to break the seal to the corrupted Sacred Realm and achieve his goal. While many believe him to be a pawn of Ganon, he is revealed to be the demon's alter-ego.

When Hyrule became besieged by an onslaught of terrible misfortunes, the King of Hyrule offered a reward to anyone who could put an end to these disasters. A mysterious stranger named Agahnim came and put an end to these troubles with a previously unknown magic. He was declared a hero and given the prestigious positions of chief advisor to the King, priest, and heir to the Seven Sages. Agahnim used this position and his mysterious magic to brainwash all of Hyrule's Soldiers, depose the King of Hyrule, and make six of the Maidens, descendant of the Seven Sages, disappear to the Dark World.

After being rescued by Link, Zelda, the last of the descendants, hides in the Sanctuary until Agahnim's troops find her and take her to the tower at the top of Hyrule Castle. There, Agahnim sends her to the Dark World, thus breaking the Seal of the Seven Sages. He gloats that nothing can stop him now, because the Tribe of Evil is armed with the Triforce, and that evil and darkness will soon overrun the Light World. With this, he seemingly vanishes, but Link is able to discover his whereabouts by slicing open a curtain and revealing a hidden chamber where he duels the Dark Wizard, turning his own magic against him. But before Link can soundly defeat him, Agahnim draws him into the Dark World. During his quest to rescue the Seven Maidens, Link learns that Agahnim is a servant, or perhaps a pawn, of Ganon.

When Link defeats Agahnim a second time at the top of Ganon's Tower in the Dark World, he collapses, and from his body a faint image of Ganon appears. The image turns into a bat and flees to the Pyramid of Power. At the start of the final battle, Ganon reveals that Agahnim was his alter ego.

And he is voiced by Mark Hamill in the English dub and his Japanese voice is unknown.
Abra

Abra is a Psychic-type Pokemon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves into Kadabra starting at level 16, which evolves into Alakazam when traded, or when exposed to a Linking Cord.

Sabrina (Stacey DePass/Kae Araki), the Gym Leader of Saffron City, had an Abra that evolved into a Kadabra in **Abra and the Psychic Showdown**.

In **The Psychic Sidekicks!**, Mrs. Bellows' Abra kept teleporting itself onto other people's heads.

In **Fear Factor Phony**, an Abra lived at an abandoned mining colony. The Psi Pokemon was asleep the whole episode in a soundproof force-field.

In **Sandshrew's Locker**, Mira (Cherami Leigh/Satomi Arai) offered to help Ash (Yuri Lowenthal/Rica Matsumoto) and his friends get to Hearthome City using her Abra, but only after they helped her retrieve a Sandshrew.

In **Pikachu's Vacation**, an Abra was at the Pokemon Theme Park.

In **Lights, Camera, Quack-tion**, an Abra was set to be the male lead in the movie. However, it kept teleporting away and was eventually replaced by Misty's (Rachael Lillis/Mayumi Iizuka) Psyduck.

In **Stage Fight**, an Abra was one of the stars of the Pokemon Showboat.

An Abra appeared in the Japanese credits of **Pikachu's Rescue Adventure**.

An Abra appeared in a fantasy in **Going for a Spinda**.

In **A Double Dilemma**, an Abra lived at North Petalburg.

In **Queen of the Serpentine!**, an Abra was one of Lucy's (Bebe Neuwirth/Atsuko Tanaka) pets.

In **Once More With Reeling!**, a Coordinator's Abra competed in the Terracotta Contest.

An Abra appeared in **The Champ Twins!**.

An Abra appeared in a flashback in **Playing The Leveling Field!**.

An Abra appeared in **Classroom Training!**, under the ownership of the Snowpoint Trainers' School.

An Abra appeared in **A Marathon Rivalry!**, under the ownership of a competitor in the Pokeathlon held in Camellia Town.

An Abra appeared in **A Jolting Switcheroo!**.

An Abra appeared in **Dreaming a Performer's Dream!**.

Three Abra appeared in **Cloudy Fate, Bright Future!**, with two under the ownership of different Psychics and the third under the ownership of a Trainer.

Two Trainers' Abra appeared in **Alola to New Adventure!**.

A Trainer's Abra appeared in **A Shocking Grocery Run!**.

A Trainer's Abra appeared in **Crystal-Clear Sleuthing!**.

Two Trainers' Abra appeared in **One Journey Ends, Another Begins...**.

A Trainer's Abra appeared in **Getting the Band Back Together!**.

Three Trainers' Abra appeared in **A Glaring Rivalry!**. One of them reappeared in a flashback in **A Masked Warning!**.

An Abra appeared in **I Choose You!**.

A Trainer's Abra appeared in **Alola, Kanto!**.

A Trainer's Abra appeared in **Faba's Revenge!**.

A Trainer's Abra appeared in **Sours for the Sweet!**.

In **Securing the Future!**, a Trainer's Abra joined the rest of Alola in showering Necrozma with light so it could return to its true form.

In **Battling on the Wing!**, a Trainer's Abra watched the battles during the Manalo Conference.

A Trainer's Abra appeared in **To Train, or Not to Train!**. It reappeared in **Breaking the Ice!**.
Abracatraz

Abracatraz is Fairy World's maximum-security prison where the most dangerous prisoners are kept. It is known as Jorgen's prison stronghold. It is where the Anti-Fairy baby, Foop, was kept. It is a parody of the real jail, Alcatraz and one of many Fairy World Prisons.

This prison appears to house both Fairy and Anti-Fairy criminals. Jorgen is usually working here, guarding the place and feeding the most dangerous prisoners.

The prison made its first appearance in Wishology! It is where the Eliminators imprison all the fairies, in addition to Timmy Turner's friends and loved ones.

The prison would reappear in the following episode, Anti-Poof, where Foop is eventually locked up. He wouldn't last long here, as he would escape in his very next appearance, Playdate of Doom. This would end up being the last appearance of Abracatraz as a result, aside from being mentioned in Timmy's Secret Wish!.
Abigor (Club Nintendo)

Abigor is a demonic creature resembling a goat and having black wings, that appears only in the Club Nintendo comic "Super Mario in Die Nacht des Grauens". He is a friend of Wario's, and claims to be the "middleman of hell". During the events of the comic, Mario and many other Nintendo characters live in a skyscraper in Brooklyn, and Abigor has chosen this building to become the domicile for his demonic fellows. Wario, the caretaker of the skyscraper, signs a contract with Abigor, pledging himself to hand over the keys for all the rooms in the building to the demon. In return, Abigor promises to manipulate Toadstool's brain, with the result that she would forget Mario and instead fall in love with Wario. What he actually does, however, is turn her into a zombie.

Once Wario hands over the keys to Abigor, the monsters invade the Nintendo characters' rooms. Mario, Link and Kirby succeed in fighting them back, but when they find that Toadstool has turned into a zombie, they decide to look into the incident. Finally, they find Abigor in his own temple called Infernum. With the help of a grimoire, they manage to defeat the monsters once again, and Abigor decides to retreat, but announces to come back.

In the Legacy of Chris Thorndyke, he came back from his hellish home and berated Wario on his plan to make Peach fall in love with him by turning her into a zombie and he even gets a stronger body and nearly beat him too and did exist in the Mushroom Kingdom’s past and is the stuff of legends until in the end that he was defeated by Mario and Wario.

And he is voiced by Ron Perlman in the English dub and he will be voiced by Shido Nakamura in the Japanese dub.
Akira (Beyblade)

Akira is a minor character in Metal Saga, and is a friend of Kenta Yumiya.

Akira makes his debut in **Leone's Roar** where Kenta introduces Gingka to him. he battles Gingka together with Osamu and Takashi, and loses. Akira is constatnly seen with his friends and Kenta and cheering for Gingka in his battles. He helps Kenta look for Gingka, when Gingka is missing. Akira enters the survival battle, where he, Takashi, Osamu and Benkei fall into Tetsuya's trap, but with Kenta's help, they all manage to defeat Tetsuya. He manages to survive until there are 28 bladers left. It is unknown how he lost. Akira continues to appear throughout the season and then cheers Gingka in his battle with Ryuga.
Alessandro Juliani

Alessandro Juliani (born July 6, 1975) is a Canadian actor and singer. He is notable for playing the roles of Tactical Officer Lieutenant Felix Gaeta on the Sci-Fi Channel television program Battlestar Galactica, Emil Hamilton in Smallville, Jacapo Sinclair on The CW series The 100, and Dr. Cerberus on the Netflix series Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. He is also known for voicing the character L in the English version of the anime series Death Note and its live action films, as well as several other animation projects. Juliani provided the voice of Aaron Fox on Nexo Knights.

## VOICE ROLES

* **Lukas Remy (Kong: King of the Apes)**
* **Zoom Takazumi (Hot Wheels Battle Force 5)**
* **L Lawliet (Death Note)**
* **Uesugi Kenshin (Sengoku Basara)**
Aeralfos

Aeralfos are recurring enemies and bosses in The Legend of Zelda series. They are winged reptilian enemies armed with swords and shields.

In Twilight Princess, the Aeralfos appears as mini-bosses. One is first encountered in City in the Sky, and later in Hyrule Castle. They also appear in the Cave of Ordeals. Their wings give them the ability to initially avoid most of Link's attacks with the Sword and other weapons. They are lightly armored and bear a tribal loincloth adorned with sharp fangs.

When Link first encounters an Aeralfos, it will hover in the air, far out of his reach. It will frequently make dive attacks, but will also raise its Shield before doing so to block any projectiles Link may use to stop him from initiating the attack. When its Shield is raised in this fashion, Link can use the Clawshot to latch onto its Shield and pull the Aeralfos down to the ground so that he can attack it with his Sword. As long as Link can maneuver around the Aeralfos' attack and strike where it is unprotected, it will be unable to get back into the air.

The Aeralfos which Link encounters in the City in the Sky uses slightly different tactics than others of its kind. It will frequently fly through various large holes in the room and try to confuse Link. This forces him to constantly be alert and searching for the opening from, which it will strike next. If Link can pinpoint the Aeralfos, he can use his Clawshot before the Aeralfos initiates its dive attack. Once the Aeralfos is on the ground, Link can defeat it in the same fashion as the rest of the kind. The Aeralfos guards the dungeon's item, which is a second Clawshot.
Aliana

Aliana is one of five Team Flare scientists in Pokemon X and Pokemon Y.

Aliana is one of five Team Flare scientists that are the driving force behind the team, being distinguishable with her orange hair. She is first seen at the Kalos Power Plant with one of the Team Flare Admins.

In the past, Aliana, alongside Lysandre (Jason Douglas/Hiroki Tochi) and the other Team Flare Scientists, would help those in need, until Lysandre became disillusioned with the human race and sought to restart the world.

Aliana debuted in **From A to Z!**. She was seen at Lysandre Labs with Bryony (TBD/TBD) when Xerosic (Russell Brand/Tsuguo Mogami) informed that she would be tasked with capturing 50% Zygarde (D.C. Douglas/TBD), which Mable (TBD/TBD) had recently failed to accomplish.

Aliana briefly appeared in **Meeting at Terminus Cave!** in a video call with Xerosic, where she and Mable got ordered to head to Z2 after Team Flare found out its location thanks to their sensors.

In **An Explosive Operation!**, she, Mable, and several Team Flare Grunts were trying to capture Z2. When she and Mable ordered their Pokemon, Druddigon and Weavile, to attack Z2, it transformed into its 10% Forme and used its powerful attacks to blow Team Flare away and managed to escape. She and Mable quickly managed to catch up to it, only to face Team Rocket, who wanted Z2 for themselves. Thanks to Team Rocket, Z2 managed to escape once again. Team Flare, however, quickly found them and a battle between both took place. After a prolonged struggle, Team Flare emerged victorious and managed to corner Z2. This, however, triggered Z2 to transform to its 50% Forme and easily blew Aliana and the others back. As Z2 was about to finish them off, Alain (Mitchell Whitfield/Kensho Ono) and his Charizard interfered and battled Z2 to buy her and Mable time. While Z2 was battling, she and Mable surprised it by shooting it with their laser guns, finally bringing it down and captured it, completing their mission.

In **A Towering Takeover!**, during Team Flare's attack on Lumiose City, Aliana was guarding the Prism Tower with Bryony and used her Druddigon to prevent Serena (Haven Paschall/Mayuki Makiguchi), Clemont (Michael Liscio Jr./Yuki Kaji), Bonnie (Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld/Mariya Ise), Clembot, and Blaziken Mask (George Newbern/Kensuke Sato) from entering. In the following episode, she and Bryony battled Clemont, Clembot, and Blaziken Mask, but both ended up getting defeated and were captured, allowing Clemont and Clembot to enter Prism Tower.

And her English voice is unknown and she is reprised by Rinko Natsuhi in the Japanese dub.
Adi/Codec

Codec is a genetically modified young man who was created by HYDRA to destroy the Avengers. However, he learns that the Avengers are heroes and leaves HYDRA to defeat evil.

Not much is known about Adi other than that he, along with Makoto, Bruno, and Chloe were created by HYDRA to destroy the Avengers whom HYDRA convinced were evil and needed to be stopped.

During a mission, Adi and Chloe discover that HYDRA were the real villains and that the Avengers were heroes. He and Chloe tried to leave, but HYDRA fitted them with collars that were rigged to explode if they betray them.

One night, Adi and Chloe sneak into Makoto's room on HYDRA Island and reveal the truth to him. They help Makoto try to escape. Makoto refused to leave without Bruno until Adi and Chloe promised to rescue him as well.

Later, Adi and Chloe tried to help Bruno escape, but end up getting captured. It is then that Bruno, along with the leader of HYDRA, Red Skull, reveal that Bruno already knew about HYDRA's intentions and chose to remain loyal to them.

Then, the Avengers and Makoto arrive at HYDRA Island to rescue Adi and Chloe. Makoto manages to save them, but lost Bruno in the process.

After being taken in as apprentices to the Avengers, Adi, Makoto, and Chloe become the Future Avengers. Adi gains the code name, Codec.

After the appearance of Ezekiel Stane, also known as Iron Monger, Adi became curious about Tony Stark's past. He then learned that Tony was once known as the Merchant of Death because he sold weapons. Tony assures him that he has changed. Later, they team up and defeat Iron Monger.

In the Legacy of Chris Thorndyke,

And he is reprised by Xander Mobus in the English dub and Atsushi Tamaru in the Japanese dub.
Alejandro Saab

Alejandro Saab (born November 15, 1994) is an American voice actor. Some of his noteworthy roles include Tamotsu Denkigai in Akiba's Trip: The Animation, Takezo Kurata in Kono Oto Tomare! Sounds of Life, Kazuki Yasaka in Sarazanmai, Izumi Miyamura in Horimiya, and Tatsuya Shiba in The Irregular at Magic High School. Outside of voice acting, he also runs a YouTube channel named KaggyFilms.
Al Gordon/Green Mantle

The Green Mantle, Al Gordon, is a superhero who fought crime in the 1960s. He is now a member of the current Justice Force. He is similar to the DC Comics superhero Green Lantern.

He was bestowed a super-powered cape from an alien tailor; this cape allowed its wearer to fly, have super strength, use the cape as a transforming weapon, and granted many other powers. During a battle with his arch-nemesis, Mechazoid, Green Mantle's cape was knocked off from him, and found by a young comic book fan.

Though he has lost his cape and powers, Gordon decided to continue helping others and joined the police force. After 25 years, he retired from the force and became a security guard. While working at a comic book convention, he attempted to stop a thief from stealing a cape from a collector, but was knocked out by the thief who turned out to be Dr. Malignus.

The cape was behind glass as the prized possession of the boy who found it until present day, when it was stolen by Dr. Malignus at a Comic Book Convention. A security guard working at the convention chased down Malignus in an attempt to retrieve the cape, but was soundly defeated by the wicked doctor. Before he could use the cape, however, Raphael intervened. Michelangelo forced Raphael to wear it in attempt to make him the Turtle Titan's sidekick, "Tortoise Boy". Raph gained the powers of the cape and the costume it also bestowed.

Michelangelo was jealous that his brother had superpowers, and he didn't. Michelangelo made several attempts to steal the cape from Raphael, succeeding at one point, becoming the third Green Mantle very briefly. Eventually, Raph and Mike ripped the cape in half, and were able to use each half of the cape, with only half of the cape's powers each. Dr. Malignus attacked, and the two brothers were forced to work together. Malignus weakened them with a yellow thimble from the planet in which the cape was made, and they threw the cape at him, weakening him.

Gordon was picked up by Stainless Steve Steel, where he explained his origins. Steve brought him back to the Justice Force's headquarters just as the previous Mantles decided to give it up. Gordon decided to take up the Mantle once again and return to being a superhero.

In the Legacy of Chris Thorndyke, he along with the Justice Force were in Hiding underground in New York when Mephiles exiled the Turtles and their Allies and hiding from Mephiles’ Army and when the Turtles and Their Allies return to New York and he is dealing with some Soldiers of Mephiles and the infiltration wasn’t going to easy and he dealt with some Iblis monsters and Foot Soilders all over the place.
ARIA

**ARIA**, an abbreviation standing for**"Advanced Robotics Intelligence Architecture"**, is a new character introduced in the Season Two of *Killer Instinct (2013)*. An artificial superintelligence created by Ultratech's founder, Ryat Adams, ARIA was designed to direct the evolution of the human species and ensure its long-term survival. The AI has since taken full control of Ultratech as its CEO, and mysteriously alternates between an antagonist to the human heroes and a foil to the demonic forces of Gargos.

ARIA was first teased in Season One's arcade mode's secret ending, in which she addresses the player directly after they defeat Shadow Jago. ARIA is the game's 17th playable character, and was the 9th and final character added in Season Two.

ARIA began life as a simulation of… life. Utilizing radically new processing technologies and other technological insight gleaned from a government incident in 1947, the Ultrafine Atomic Technologies Company (founded in 1948) performed research into the simulation of life and human frailty within a computational matrix. The core program ARIA was born of the desire to uplift the human race; to end disease, famine, poverty and push humanity out of what was seen as the primordial muck and mire it wallowed in. This work took on greater and greater meaning for its founder, industrialist Ryat Adams, as his wife was dying of a degenerative disease and he desperately sought a cure for her condition.

Over time, Ryat and the UATC continued to refine and enhance its ARIA humanity simulation program, assigning it more and more complex simulations of the human condition as its capabilities continued to grow and more tech from the government source was understood and exploited. Years passed, and when Ryat finally died, his will included instructions to continually allow ARIA to run her programming as she searched for the solutions to human frailties.

In the Legacy of Chris Thorndyke, she is a member of the Council of Apocalypse given Tokoyami made a deal with UltraTech to give them the weapons for the Omniversal war and she accepted the offer.
Shortcut

Prehensile Tail

Enhanced Speed

Enhanced Agility

## Powers and Abilities

Shortcut has the ability to teleport himself and others, as long as he is touching them. When put to the levels described by Superpower Wiki, Shortcut is an Advanced Level teleporter, capable of "teleporting large distances, from one side of a field to another, or a few kilometers or so." Also, he can "teleport limited mass, up to several people/heavy household appliances."

Shortcut has a prehensile tail and prehensile feet, granting him enhanced agility. He can also use said appendages to grab people and things to teleport.

## Weaknesses

Shortcut's teleportations are less than subtle. Every time he uses this ability, a flash of light appears and it makes a 'blip' noise. Because of this, Shortcut is not good for stealth or covert operations.

He's also more vulnerable than a normal person, having low durability.

## Naming and Etymology

Shortcut gets his name from the term "short cut" meaning a shorter alternative route, referencing his ability to teleport.

## Bonus Information

* Shortcut used to only be capable of teleporting to places Ben had seen before.
* The name of Shortcut's Home World, Naida, is an anagram for my brother's name, Aidan. He is a big fan of this transformation.
Aguma

**Aguma** (アグマ Aguma) is a recurring character in the Metal Saga, consisting of Beyblade: Metal Fury. He is one of the Legendary Bladers and Solar System Bladers, representing Saturn. His Beyblade is Scythe Kronos T125EDS.

Aguma's ancestor was part of the Solar System Bladers. Then down the family line, one of them joined the Beylin Fist; a group of Bladers who tried to secede from the main school at the Beylin Temple but failed. They are much like the Face Hunters from Metal Fusion. But their group of warriors seek vengeance. They were exiled and passed down their lineage of hate down to Aguma, his friend Bao and several other henchmen of theirs.

Aguma followed Bao as he enacted revenge by attacking Exiled members of the temple and eventually joined the ToRyumon Tag Team tournament with him. Aguma and Bao easily dominated their first match without revealing themselves and took note on how serious the matches were becoming. In the next round, Aguma suggested they become serious as well, leading Bao to reveal themselves to the Beylin Temple as the Beylin Fist.

After winning the second round they face Kyoya and Benki. Benki fights Aguma while Benki takes on Bao. Aguma uses his Special move to win the battle shocking Kyoya.
Ako Mayama

Rin Mizuhara, also known as Ako Mayama (born November 15 1958), is a Japanese voice actress who is known for playing young boys or scruffy old ladies. She is best known for playing Sugiyama-kun in the TV series Chibi Maruko-chan.

## VOICE ROLES

* **Honey (The Incredibles)**
* **Nyon (One Piece)**
* **Kokoro (One Piece)**
* **Cake (Adventure Time)**
* **Clarabelle Cow (Disney)**
* **Madame Web (Spider-Man)**