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Needles

**Needles** are Weapons only used by Usagi, in the game Skitchy swap. They usually have the word "Needles" in their name, but some contain the words "Dart" or Other projectiles instead. Needles use projectiles to shoot enemies from far away. Needles do relatively low damage, but they can outrange most of the enemies, which makes them useful in most situations. They have few magical attacks, which are very useful against enemies, especially when Usagi has high range Moves.
Range

**Range** is both a statistic of Moves and characters in Skitchy swap. The range is represented by a number, which indicates the distance (in pixels) a character can attack from. The range is **squared**, not circular. The character's range is determined by the fixed range of the moves, combined with bonuses caused by compo items or character stats. Rings, Staff, Needles, and Disks typically have moves with longer range and are called "ranged weapons". Conversely, Parasols, Hammer, Claws, and Knuckles typically have a relatively low range moves, and are known as "melee weapons".

## Increasing range

* Certain cards
* Investing EP into certain stats

However, it should be noted that only a range of 512 is required to attack an enemy from one side of the screen to the other. So, even though certain attacks can reach "farther than that" it is only necessary to reach 512 for a "full screen" attack.
Gregory's Wiki Resources

http://braingenie.ck12.org/

CK-12 braingenie is a website that covers mathematics and science.  This is a free website to join and it allows the participant to learn, practice, and quiz themselves on skills.  There are also multiplayer options and leaderboards to show who has the most points on particular skills.  The grade level is from 1st grade to precalculus for mathematics and science is divided up into grades 6-8, biology, chemistry, and physics.

http://www.abcya.com/

ABCya.com is an educational website that provides computer games and activities for elementary students.  Apps are also available.  The website is free and is modeled from primary grade lessons.  It provides an interactive way to learn math, language arts, and basic computer skills.  The grade level is from kindergarten to 5th grade.

http://www.mathplayground.com/

Mathplayground.com is a website that features math games, interactive word problems, and logic puzzles.  The Mathplayground games and activities are associated with common core standards.  The website is free.  The grade levels range from kindergarten to precalculus.

http://www.algebrahelp.com/

Algebrahelp.com is a website that is a collection of lessons, calculators, and worksheets.  Both teachers and students can use this website for assistance.  The subject is algebra and it is broken up into topics such as equations, simplifying, and factoring.  The website is free.  There are no grade levels associated with this website, but it will be useful for any grade that studies algebra topics.

http://www.kidsmath365.com/

KidsMath365.com is a website that has math games, worksheets, and flash cards. They have 30 online math games that cover topics such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. This website is free.  The grade levels targeted with this website are pre-k through 4th grade.
FP

**FP** (known as **Fighting Power**) is a statistic in Skitchy swap. A team's FP relies on the formula:

FP = (LV + (+ Combo LV + Combo LV + ComboLV + Combo LV) + for each Weapon (Weapon LV ×2 + ComboLV + Combo LV) + Combo LV) x ((Percentile of w/l ratio) x (Amount of games/Losses))

Fighting Power the rank of a party in VS Mode, as shown in the following table.

## Items or Character Level In Respect to FP

The formula for FP heavily affects the parameters for an optimal team for a certain rank in the VS mode. Moves have zero effect.

Because of this, if the player wants to build the strongest team within a given rank for the VS mode, the player should keep in mind that a Level 1 combo item for only one character is worth +2 EP for every character's, a Level 2 combo item is worth +4 EP, and so on. The same is true for weapons, but the effect is even stronger because each weapon level adds 2 FP. The effect is shown in the table below. Of course, the player can only compare the effect of the combo item directly for the stones to the equal amount of EP, but if the player is heading for an optimal team for a given rank, he or she should try to evaluate if the effect of a certain weapon or combo item is really worth the same amount of EP.
Combo System

## Comboing

A **combo** is a sequence of attacks that is guaranteed (or very likely) to occur if the first attack hits the enemy. The exact definition of a combo may change from player to player. Some definitions may include:

* Any sequence of attacks that keeps the opponent in hitstun
* Any sequence of attacks that is very hard to DI (or in certain cases, tech) out of
* Any sequence of attacks that cannot be DI'd out of if performed perfectly
* Any sequence of attacks
* A single attack that consists of multiple hits

## Knockback

**Knockback** is a measure of how far an attack sends its target.

The knockback of most attacks increases as the target's HP decreases, making opponents harder to combo the closer they are to death. Knockback is also affected by the target's weight, gravity, and a few other conditions (such as type effectiveness). The damage dealt by an attack is a significant factor in how much knockback it deals, but it is not the primary factor.

Each hitbox of a move has two knockback values: a base knockback and a knockback scaling. Moves with high base knockback deal high knockback under any circumstances. On the other hand, moves with high knockback scaling take less damage to reach KO potential.

### Set Knockback

Certain attacks have **set knockback**. These attacks will always deal the same amount of knockback, regardless of the target's damage. Set knockback remains affected by characters' weight and other such factors.

### Other physics of knockback

* If a character is hit while charging a smash attack, they will take slightly more knockback
* At certain launch velocities, tumbling characters that impact another character may transfer some "momentum", dealing damage and knockback despite never being touched by the initial move.

## Cancelling

Some attacks can cancel into each other. However, every attack can cancel into swap. When this happens, the character that was attacking will finish there attack before going into a following role because the leader is switched. This also applies during a grab. If the character is not thrown before swapping the character will automatically perform the throw in the direction that the other character is in.
Damage

**Damage** is one of the statistics in Skitchy swap. It is inflicted upon a Character when it is stricken by an enemy attack, or what is inflicted upon an Enemy when stricken by a character attack. If a character sustains damage, a small red number jumps out of the character, heading to the left. If an enemy sustains damage, a small grey number jumps out of the enemy, heading to the right.

The amount of damage is equal to the AT value of the attacker minus the Defense of the attacked. However no matter how much defense the attacked has, the damage can not be reduced below 1, unless "Blocked" or "shielded".

To raise his defense, a character can equip her weapon or self with Combo Items against physical damage or against magical damage. Furthermore, the defence aura of Staffs can be used to reduce the damage. Another method to avoid damage is to block it by using Shield, no damage to characters. This will show up as a pink "0" amongst damage taken.

To increase the damage of characters, EP must be spent on the corresponding statistic that raises AT. (*Main article: **AT***)

Enemies have a HP bar.
Kelli's Wiki Resources

Kelli's 5 Resources for Wiki Page

www.coolmath.com

Cool Math is a website with the purpose of making math fun
for kids who did not think that was possible. Cool Math offers explanations of
what math topics the students are currently studying. It also provides math
games for students to play and practice the skills they are learning in class.
Cool Math is free of cost and is a great resource for kids of all ages to use
during educational free time fun! One concern would be the confusing amount a
related web pages that kids could and should have access too. Cool Math has an
additional amount of related websites for kids to use as well.

www.typingpal.com

Typing Pal is a subscribed program for schools and individuals
to teach students of all ages how to type on keyboards. With schools and state
testing moving to a more digital typing format, it is imperative that students
develop the ability to type and type well at a young age. A potential concern
for typing pal is teachers finding the time to allow students to practice
typing when there is so little time to fit in the numerous standards already
required for state testing results.

www.reflexmath.com

Reflex Math is an interactive website that allows students above
grade 2 to develop fluency in basic math skills such as addition, subtraction, multiplication,
and division. Reflex Math requires a subscription either by the school district
or as an individual teacher. It is a great tool to allow students to feel like
they are playing a game when in reality they are practicing quick thinking
skills. A possible concern for Reflex Math would be a teacher using Reflex Math
as the primary mode of practicing math problems. Reflex Math should primarily
be a tool used other than primary teaching.

www.brainpop.com

BrainPop is a resource that provides educational games for
students at all levels and subjects. Teachers can utilize free lesson plans,
seminars, professional development, and graphic organizers through the teacher
portal of BrainPop while students can play games, take quizzes, and participate
in online activity projects. BrainPop is conveniently aligned with Common Core
State Standards and is mostly free of cost to students and teachers.

www.gonoodle.com

An interactive website that allows students to take brain
breaks in between classroom activities. GoNoodle is available for all grade
levels and subjects and has no additional costs. Teachers can use GoNoodle as a
reward system, brain break, energizer, virtual field trips, recess, etc.
GoNoodle provides multiple avenues for students to actively dance, stretch,
run, review material, and many other interactive ways of learning. GoNoodle
engages the kinesthetic learners as well as all students in the classroom.  A possible concern would be bad classroom
management by the teacher during the brain breaks if students get out of
control.
Disks

**Disks** are weapons used by Usagi. Disks bounce of the ground and will not go through ground even if a card is equipped. Disks are thrown by Usagi either on her arms or using her mouth. When the disk reaches the end of its range, it returns to the Usagi, dealing damage only when thrown out, however this typically hits multiple times. Disks unlike a the other weapons will actually have a different way of attacking. A disk is capable of hitting more than one enemy. Level 1-2 weapons are called "Disks", Level 3-4 weapons are called "Bandalore", Level 5-6 weapons are called "Shuriken", and Level 7 weapons are called "Discus".
Catherine's Contribution

www.gonoodle.com

This online site is excellent for engaging students in productive learning and thinking. I love the concept of virtual field trips to help children see hands on things they ordinarily would not have access to. Travel is one of my biggest passions, but due to funding a lot of traveling abroad would not be possible, but with virtual field trips this allows me the chance to show my students what all is out there and educate them on more than what is found in a textbook.

http://www.starfall.com

Starfall is a site that pre-k - 2nd graders can use to test and build their phonemic awareness skills. This site is a great tool for parents to use at home to work with their children to begin these basic reading skills that the teachers will add to when in the classroom. This is also a fun and interactive site that the teachers can have the students access during center time or for struggling students. These sites are a wonderful way to assess their comprehension and understanding of the technology as well.

http://www.funbrain.com

These website was developed for kids in kindergarten through 8th grade. I found this very appealing because it is a site that many of these children can grow with and continue to challenge themselves in areas of math, reading and technology. They have the ability to navigate through many pages and varying games/topics. Allowing for independent work and opportunity to choose games that interest them.

http://www.roomrecess.com/pages/23.html

I probably had way too much fun with this website. These games were so much fun and really had me on edge. I would love to use in my classroom. This particular site focuses on 2nd and 3rd grade level learning. It incorporates many interest that the students may have varying from sports to video games even hangman. The ability, once again, to choose based on personal interest of the students is a wonderful addition. Focusing on math and reading helping to challenge students, but also to help make it less overwhelming for the struggling student.

http://www.discoveryeducation.com

Although this site does not have the game aspect as many of the ones above it offers more in terms of science and social studies context. It is a great site to pull up on the promethean board and navigate through with students (pre-navigated by the teacher of course). There is a big selection of education videos that can be great to begin a new topic/lesson or to wrap one up. I really enjoy the exploration content of this site and believe the students will be just as engaged in the various topics accessible on this website.
Veronica's information!

http://printables.atozteacherstuff.com/dr-seuss-themed-printables-worksheets/

This page is great especially for the younger grades. It offers print outs of Dr. Seuss and they are very colorful! It is a great way to start your lesson or to use as a round up to finish it off. these sheets would be great to hang in the hallway for parent-teacher nights. These are free.

https://www.pinterest.com/caitlinwte/file-folder-games-and-activity-pages-for-toddlers/

This pinterest page offers both free and pay-per-item things to use in your classroom. I like to look here to come up with ideas for a lesson plan and then I incorporate what I have seen into my own style. Some of the authors let you copy the pages for free but if not I have found I can still get an idea and then make my own.

http://tools.atozteacherstuff.com/

This part of this webpage is great. You can give it a list of words and it will create word games and word searches. You can generate specific sentences you would like you lower grades to work on. This could also be used for upper level ESL students to help with forming letters correctly.

http://www.readworks.org/lessons/grades

This website it so amazing. You can literally narrow it down by grade, standard, and part within a standard. It gives exact details and ways to implement in your classroom. This is free. The only cost I have found would be needing to have certain books on hand but if you find a lesson you could implement it with your own books.

https://www.brainpop.com/

Brainpop is A LOT of fun! This site is free from what I could tell and you can find games and animated movies that teach while entertaining. this would be great for younger level grades. It keeps kids entertained through the movement and vivid colors yet they are learning. I have used this in the classroom and it was a positive experience.
Mark's resources for teaching poetry, drama, and the novel

The Poetry Foundation Learning Lab
http://www.poetryfoundation.org/learning/articles
Literature (poetry), grades 9-12
Cost: free

I usually use Poetry Foundation when I want to get a public-domain poem online for free, but this Learning Lab
looks like an excellent resource. The site includes ideas for lesson plans on poetry for teachers and short,
well-written articles on different kinds of poetry for students to read. One article on the sonnet had a fun little
"Mad-Libs"-type exercise for students.

The Grammar Gorillas
http://www.funbrain.com/grammar/
English language arts, grades K-12
Cost: free

This is an online game where students earn points by identifying parts of speech in sentences. I would classify
this under informal learning, because it is not as easy to gather data on student achievement here as it is on a
website like Kahoot.it that lets you generate spreadsheets, and the graphics could stand to be updated a bit
(the user interface is not that exciting.) Still, it has exercises for a wide range of grade levels, and it beats
diagramming sentences for being engaging.

Luminarium: Anthology of English Literature
http://www.luminarium.org/
Literature, grade 12
Cost: free

This website is probably of most use to upper-level high school students, but it has a crisp, attractive
web design and has a lot of useful information. This would be an excellent resource for AP English classes.
It includes biographies of major writers in English, historical resources for establishing contexts, and some
English texts themselves.

The Book Cover Guide at Read Write Think
http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/student-interactives/book-cover-guide-30060.html?tab=1#tabs
English language arts, grades 3-8
Cost: free

Although conventional wisdom holds that you cannot judge a book by its cover, it can sometimes be a fun way
for students to get an idea of what's inside. This site features a helpful Flash module that shows students
each part of a traditional hardcover book jacket, so that they can learn to identify the kinds of information
that appear on a book and where to find the information they need. It also includes a tool for creating your own
book cover, which would be a good activity for middle school literature classes.

Drama Teacher's Network
https://dramateachersnetwork.wordpress.com/
English language arts, grades 6-12
Cost: free

I was looking for a good resource for teaching drama in literature class, but I think that this resource from a
high school drama teacher would be really helpful. It provides professional development resources for teachers
and sample lesson plans for teaching plays to students. She has some really interesting curriculum resources, too;
I found a fun worksheet on the history of the Academy Awards that I would use if I were teaching a unit on drama
in general.
Crafting

Players can craft Weapons, Items, combo items, and Moves in the **Shop** with the necessary Items. By clicking the "Craft" sign in the Town, Village, Resort, and Island, the craft menu is brought up, allowing the player to place items in the crafting slots. When a combination of items can be crafted a timer appears with the amount of time that crafting that item would take, combined with what item appearing in another slot. Players can highlight this item to figure out the stats of the item about to be crafted. Players can also cancel anything they are crafting at any point and they will get their items, Weapons and Moves back. Crafting has a one time fee for every type of item. However, once you craft that items once that fee no longer applies. You can use items from the bank.

Crafting Items takes time dependent on the items being crafted. This does not apply for the premium version.
Minecraft

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**Minecraft** is a video game for various platforms such as PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4, where Zelzburg is.

## About

Minecraft is a sandbox indie video game written in Java originally created by Markus "Notch" Persson, and now maintained by his company, Mojang AB. It is heavily inspired by Infiniminer, an old sandbox game with a blocky look. Minecraft focuses on allowing the player to explore, interact with, and modify a dynamically-generated map made of one-cubic-meter-sized blocks.

In addition to blocks, the environment features plants, mobs, and items. Some activities in the game include mining for ore, fighting hostile mobs, and crafting new blocks and tools by gathering various resources found in the game. The game's open-ended model allows players to create structures, creations and artwork on various multiplayer servers or their own single player maps.

Other features include redstone circuits for logic computations and remote actions, minecarts and tracks, and a mysterious underworld called the Nether. Ultimately, the completely optional goal of the game is to travel to an alternate dimension called the End, and defeat the Ender Dragon.

## PlayStation 3 Edition

The PlayStation 3 Edition was announced at Sony's exhibit at Gamescom 2013, along with the PlayStation 4, and PlayStation Vita, and was officially released on Tuesday, December 17, 2013. It is nearly identical to the Xbox 360 version. After the release in December 2013 EvanKnish bought it and started Zelzburg. ArcherSpy12345 and hinican40301 soon joined and started building together.

## PlayStation 4 Edition

Minecraft: PlayStation 4 Edition was announced at Sony's exhibit at Gamescom 2013. Like almost all other games that will be released on the PS4, the PS4 Edition can be played on the PlayStation Vita through Remote Play. It was released on September 4, 2014. After this version was released EvanKnish moved the server from PS3 to PS4 and ArcherSpy12345 and hinican40301 soon followed to PS4. ArcherSpy12345 became KestrelSpy47 and hinican40301 became lovesosa720. EvanKnish stayed the same as he just linked his PS3 account with PS4.

After this Zelzburg for PS3 was officially scrapped and moved to the PS4, where it is today. Hooray.
Michael Musgrove

www.educationworld.com

This website seems to be a really good resource for educators. It contains plenty of informative articles and tools for use in the classroom. It has separate drop-down menus for teachers and administrators with relevant information for each. It also has information on lesson plans, technology and professional development. I can navigate it well, so it's easy and it has plenty of neat tools to help teachers at all levels.

www.edutopia.org

This website is based mostly on blogs and discussion boards for educators. There is also a section that contains videos with different educational topics. It contains many of the popular topics in education that we have been learning about and is also fairly easy to navigate. The fact that it is interactive with other educators is a neat concept in my opinion.

https://nces.ed.gov

National Center for Education Statistics. I used this site as a reference for my research project in EDUC. 500. It has all kinds of different surveys and statistics having to do with education and school-age children. As a social sciences person, I like these types of studies and believe they can have a place in a social studies classroom. I think they can be a good resource for referencing findings and a good tool for your own research.

http://www.everythingesl.net

This website was designed by an ESL teacher from New Jersey. It contains a lot of resources for ESL teachers. It focuses mainly for students K-8. It contains a lot of helpful information for teachers such as lesson plan guides and teaching tips. It also contains great resources for students including different games and an extensive list of other helpful ESL sites.

http://spartacus-educational.com

This website is based around the subject of history. It covers basically every topic that would be relevant in American and European history. It has biographies of historical figures beyond the typical high points and allows you to search by historical significance. It also contains numerous categories that can be broken down into subcategories that allows for a very specific and detailed search. As a prospective history teacher, I think it contains a wealth of historical data that is easily accessible.
Michael Nelson's Math Resources

1 www.mathisfun.com

Subject matter/grade level: Math content from elementary to algebra to geometry and grades k-12

This is a great website I've actually used personally while studying for my math praxis exam. It has a variety of different subject matter and great teachings on each as well. For practice, it has great interactive worksheets and example problems to work through and then quizzes you can take and retake to test you knowledge. It also gave me great ideas on how to teach certain subjects to my students in the classroom.

2 www.mathway.com

Subject matter/grade level: Middle/High school level math

This website allows you to enter in practice problems and receive solutions and the step by step process to solve for the correct solution. In addition, it offers a variety of example problems in 20 different subjects and the steps to take to solve for each example problem. This offers a great way to practice multitudes of skills to develop skills necessary to master the subject material. This is not a free website however; It is either 20 dollars a month or 100 for the year. It allows you to preview the website but in order to see the steps of how to solve the problems you need to pay.

3 www.hoodamath.com

Subject matter/grade level: all levels and subjects

This is a great website that offers games that give practice in different math subjects and content areas. I spent some time on this website trying the different games and they really engaged my critical thinking skills. There are multiples games for each math subject and grade level and I think the games are challenging enough to keep the students attention and help them to enjoy what they are doing. Each game also listed what math standard they were designed to offer practice for which I thought was really cool as well.

4 www.khanacademy.com

Grades 3-12 and all subject matter

This website offers more than just mathematics education. It covers a wide variety of school subjects and offers a great deal of information in each subject. For the math section, it covers K-12 Mathematics and has lessons, practice problems, video tutorials and tools to use for parents or tutors to help aid in understanding. It would be a useful source of information to use to aid in their lesson planning or to point students to for practice outside of the classroom.

5 www.patrickjmt.com

Grades 3-12 Mathematics

This website has many tutorials for mathematics grades 3-12. It has so many different video tutorials to choose from and they are done in a great way. Their explanations are easy to follow and the visual aspect of each video is conducive to learning. In each video, someone walks through - step by step - how to solve each problem. This would be a great resource for anyone trying to learn the subject matter in a greater capacity.
Dark Rover

Dark Rover is a one tail dark mm monster puppy who serves Damien Bolt, his partner. He fist appeared in "Shadow! (Ep.1)

### Personality

Dark Rover's personality is agressive and snarling. He obeys Damien Bolt's commands and will do anything that Damien tells him to do.

### Looks

Dark Rover has a cute furry purple face. He has short sharp pointy fox-like ears and he has paws for smacking opponents in battle. He has a long chubby tail, on the top there is a tied pony tail like thingy on top of the tail. His eyebrows are mystical and they have a sense of magic. He can also when he is hungry use his jumpy feet to jump on his prey's body and bite off the flesh.
Memory Mines

The **Memory Mines** is a Level like the Town, Village and Resort, it has an Inn, a Book, and Crafting. The difference is that the Memory Mines has a Forget function.

## Inn

The Inn heals the Characters and restores all their HP in exchange for Gold. It works in the same way as the Inn in the Town, Village, Resort, and Island.

*For further details see main article: **Inn***

## Forget

This function opens a tab with all the characters and their EP distribution (not counting those from combo items). Players can reset the EP distribution of a character for $10000 per invested SP.

## Book

Just like in the Town, Village, and Resort, the Book functions as an enemy encyclopedia where the player can view the stats of all of the enemies in a Level.

*For further details see main article: **Book***

## Crafting

The Crafting is located under the Shop, and functions as a way to make Items for free as long as you have the prerequisite Items. However this costs time, unless you perform a micro-transaction or have the premium version. Weapons created in this manner have two slots instead of one.

*For further details see main article: **Crafting***
Samantha Longfellow

http://kids.nationalgeographic.com/

The cost for this website subscription is $15/1 year. The content includes geographics, different cultures, nature, and animals. It is for ages 6 and up. Some possible concerns include subject content from different cultures where possible nudity or animal slaughter is of the norm. Parents may want to screen the magazine first before allowing their children to explore it. However, this magazine can greatly broaden young children’s knowledge of different cultures and how they live or survive.

http://discoverykids.com/

The price for this website is free. The age group is geared towards the elementary student group. Subject matter includes dinosaurs, science, animals, sharks, space, earth, holidays, sports, food, health, and history. Possible concerns include that parents may need to help young children navigate through the website, as it is a little complex. However, a bonus is that it includes apps, games, and videos. It’s not restricted to just school subjects, but incorporates health material which is a growing need in children’s lives today.

http://www.highlightskids.com/

The price for subscription is 12 issues for $34.44 or 36 issues for $78.84. The age group is 1-12 years old. Content includes games, puzzles, stories, and poems. A possible concern is the price, as that is on the expensive side. However, it has a lot of variety of learning for children to use which hopefully prevents boredom.

www.seussville.com

This website is free to use. The age group is 3-12. The website includes puzzles, games, videos, stories, poems, and a reward system. The more you complete on the website, the more you earn to unlock special content. This will definitely serve as a benefit to children as a reward system. The website is very animated with constant attention grabbers, however; this could be distracting and hard to navigate through for some young children. The website looks really fun and entertaining.

www.scholastic.com/magicschoolbus/

This website is free to use. The age group is 3-12 years old or K-8 grades. It includes games, books, and videos. Subject matter includes many different subjects such as animals, dinosaurs, earth, science, force/motion, 5 senses, insects, space, plants, and water/ocean. There is a ton of variety included on this website and children can explore it all.
Sugarless (series)

**Sugarless** (シュガーレス, *Shugaresu*) television series was ran from October 3 2012 to December 27 2012. The series consisted of 12 episodes and was aired on Nippon TV.

## Plot

Courageous high school student named Shiiba Gaku new to Kushima High School, dominated by delinquents.
Knowing this, he aims to be the number one fighter of the school and the leader.

This school, however isn’t just a boys school. As there are quite a few girls at the school as well. The difference is that most (if not all) the boys at the school spend their time beating the crap out of each other while the girls don’t.

On his first day, Gaku sets his sight on not only to be the number one at the school but also on Haruka Suwa. Unfortunately him, Suwa isn’t interested.

How will things turn out for Shiiba? Will he get the girl? Will he be number one?
Seji

**Seji** (セイジ) is a second year student at Kushima High School.

## Plot

### First and Second Years Fight

Seji is introduced alongside Kiryuu Youichirou and Morita Isami, when Kiryuu tells Chikura Tooru they need to move or they'll be late for class. When Tooru he declares he'll take out Shiiba Gaku. Kirio mentions about them having some fun beating some first years.

Sat underneath the school yard shelter with Tooru, Isami and Kirio, while polishing his shoes. They briefly discuss Shiiba Gaku. When Aura questions who's the strongest out of Marumo Taiji, Urabe Osamu and Shiro, Seji mentions they'll spilt them. Aura declares they'll do it like usual, to which Seji agrees. When the three settle it with a game of rock paper scissors. Tooru mentions Seji will get Marumo Taiji.

## References

1. ↑ Sugarless manga: Chapter 30
2. ↑ Sugarless manga: Chapter 31
Level (Experience)

**Level** (abbreviated to **LVL** or **LV**) is a statistic in Skitchy swap, and is determined by the value of the total EXP - the more EXP one has, the higher one's level will be.

When a player has gained enough EXP to gain a level, the player is said to have "leveled up". At this point, the player gains 4 EP for each character. Thus, level is often used as an indicator of a group's strength, because a player with a high level will have characters with more EP, as well as having spent more time exploring and finding better items.

## Facts related to level

* The highest level (level cap) a player can reach is always 10 levels above the enemy with the highest LV in the stages unlocked. Hence, the highest level a player can reach is always 10 levels above 90, which is due to the fact that the player cannot get experience anymore as soon as the player has reached this level. This level is currently 100. In addition, See article EXP for details.
* When you reach maximum level and has finished the final boss, the game will be restarted in NG+ mode where all the Items start at level 100 and the levels go to 190, the Attacks, health, all other stats exponentially increase every time you achieve this leading to an indefinite end. However, whenever online the game will only allow you to create sets as if Your character was level 100. The Memory mines will also treat your character in two respects, a LV 100 mode, and a NG+ mode.
* For every enemy, there is an optimal level at which the player will gain the maximum amount of EXP possible from killing that enemy. This is commonly referred to as "enemy level".
	+ This is also true in the VS mode with other players. however the optimal level is equal with them.
* The difficulty of leveling up gradually increases.
Tanaka Hiraori

**Tanaka Hiraori** (田中 ヒラオリ) is a first year student at Kushima High School.

## Plot

### Uprising of the First Years'

Hiraori is introduced questioning if there's no need for violence, and claims Shake says some naive things. Looking into a mirror he claims to stand as the head, only three things are need. Wondering what's wrong with violence, so long as it's resourceful. He claims he'll become head his way. Wanting to break the "wings" of windmill one by one, he chooses to start with Mukai Shirou. From the top of a staircase, Hiraori watches as one of his associates attacks Shiro from behind as he walks down infront of them.

Suprised to see Shirou grab the leg of his associate after being kicked in the head until he throws him into a wall. Shirou questions what he wants, Hiraori reveals in order to defeat Shake and claim the head of Windmill, he wanted start to start by crushing the weakest looking member of his entourage. As his other associates prepare to face him. Shirou mentions his tactics won't be acknowledged by Shake, and he'll crush anyone who Shake acknowledge. Seeing Shirou head towards him after making short work of his associates. Hiraori prepares to strike him with a crowbar hidden behind his back, until Marumo Taiji appears behind him and disarms him.

Shocked that his crowbar had been bent by Taiji, he suddenly notices Shirou advancing towards him and jumps over the staircase fleeing. Within mintues Hiraori reppears behind Shirou and fills the area with smoke using a fire extinguisher. Claiming in a situation in wich increasing the quality of forces is not possible, is to increase the quality of one's weapon. Hiraori swings the fire extinguisher towards the back of Shirou, until the bodies of his associates come crashing down on him.

Sat in park Hiraori says he's reached the conclusion of for him to take the head of windmill is impossible. Asked by one of his associates if he's giving up. He explains the strenth of Mukai Shirio, Shiiba Gaku, Urabe Osamu and Marumo Taiji. When a man behind from behind him and approaches. He sticks a Tsukune in his mouth after asking if he wants to try. As Hiraori coughs the man sticks a wooden stick infront of his eye and asks where Marumo Taiji is. As he asks who he is, he introduces himself as Mita Minoru. Hiraori tells him he has seaweed stuck in his teeth and he's not wearing Kujama's emblem just for show, as he has pride also until Mita punches him, knocking him out.

## References

1. ↑ Sugarless manga: Chapter 3
2. ↑ Sugarless manga: Chapter 4
3. ↑ Sugarless manga: Chapter 5
4. ↑ Sugarless manga: Chapter 15
Gold

**Gold** is the means of trading in Stick Ranger. The currency is the dollar ($), and it is represented by a gold coin in the game screen. All living characters are able to pick coins up, and a yellow number floats above the coin upon picking it up, indicating the amount of gold picked up by the character. All gold picked up is added to the player's total cash. After exiting a stage, any coins left on the ground will be discarded. The maximum amount of gold you can have is 999,999,999.

## Earning gold

* **Kills**: Enemies have a 33.3% chance to drop gold upon their death. The highest possible gold drop without Gold Medals so far is 9999.
	+ The value of gold gained can be increased with the certain medals.
* **Selling**: Selling combo items and weapons at the Shop yields gold (1/8 of buy cost). Currently, the items that sell for the most are both levels of the Heal's Card, for 6000 gold.
* Certain Cards

## Spending gold

* **Healing**: Only at the Inn, restores health to the player's characters at the cost of $1 per HP.
* **Purchasing**: Buying items at the Shop and information from the Book costs gold.
* **Memory Mine**: Reset character's SP distribution at the for the $10000 per invested SP

## In-game representation

The means of representing gold within the game is highly inconsistent. The various styles in which gold is referred to (for example, 123) are listed below:

* Gold 123 (for enemies in the Book)
* 123$ (buying from Shops or Book or selling in Shops)
* $$$ 123 (player statistics)
* charge of 123 (Inn)
Onigiri

An **Onigiri** (Japanese rice cake) is an item that heals the character that picks it up by 20% of their maximum HP, capped at the character's maximum LP, rounded off down. It has an instant effect, and cannot be stored. It may not be consumed by a character that is already at maximum health.

## Obtaining Onigiri

There are two methods to obtain Onigiri:

1. **Enemy Drop**: Enemies drop Onigiri frequently upon death. All enemies have a chance of dropping Onigiri with a drop rate of 20%. There are two things which can improve this drop rate:
	* **Certain Big enemies**: These enemies always drop one or two Onigiri. The first one is dropped every time with a 100% drop rate, and the second is the normal Onigiri with 20% drop rate like for the other enemies.
	* **Certain Medals**: increases Onigiri drop rate by 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50% or 75%.
2. **Attacking with certain cards**: Characters that equip these items will have a 5% chance of generating an Onigiri each hit.

## Facts

* An Onigiri gives a character 20% health regeneration.
Mita Minoru

**Mita Minoru** (三田 実) also known as Santa (サンタ) is the second leader of Éclair.

## Plot

### Trouble Within Éclair

Sat down in a park eating Tsukune he overhears someone mention Marumo Taiji. He coughs and gets up to approach a student. He sticks a Tsukune in his mouth after asking if he wants to try. As he coughs Mita sticks a wooden stick infront of his eye and asks where Marumo Taiji is. As he's asked who he is, he introduces himself. The student tells him he has seaweed stuck in his teeth and he's not wearing Kujama's emblem just for show as he has pride also until Mita punches him, knocking him out. Later on, while riding his motorcycle he stops a passing student to ask if Marumo Taiji's name rings a bell.
Zelzburg

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*This article is about the actual city, Zelzburg. For the server this city was on, see Zelzburg (Server).*
**Zelzburg** was the Minecraft city in the server of the same name, for PlayStation 4. After getting deleted off of PS4, it has moved to PC.

## Rules and Laws

*Main Article: Rules and Laws*
"*You wouldn't do it in real life, so why do it here?*"
―EvanKnish regarding vandalism on the server.
* **Don't go outside the city limits.** You shouldn't be able to, but if you happen to contact an admin and you will be teleported back to the city. If you choose not to tell an admin and wander off anyway you will still be teleported back. Bad.
* **Don't walk on the train tracks.** Doing so may mess up the trains, forcing the subway system to be closed until all trains are deleted and replaced by admins. This WILL take a long time and temporarily stops the server, and counts as vandalism, so purposely messing up the trains can and will result in a kick from the server if caught red-handed.
* **Absolutely NO VANDALISM.** Breaking blocks counts, so doing so will result in a kick from the server.
* **Killing players is possible, but not recommended.** There are weapon shops that allow you to buy weapons and use them against the server, but if you are caught you are sent to jail and possibly the Death Penalty if it is a serious, serious crime that goes against the nature of the server.
* **NO HACKING.** Hacking IS possible, and don't think because you can hack you will go unnoticed. Admins can and will notice is players are hacking, so if caught will result in a PERMANENT ban from the server. You have been warned.
* **Invite only.** Any user who randomly enters the server will receive a message on PSN saying invite only, and then be kicked from the server.
* **No parkour.** If you happen to get on top of a building, climb back down. If you don't you go to jail.
* **Have fun.** This is a fun roleplaying server, do what you want but just follow these rules and you'll be OK.

## Districts

The city of Zelzburg is split up into five districts. New Fieldia is the outside area of Zelzburg and, though outside the city, it is still part of the community of Zelzburg. It is not a district though.

*Click on each district to see more about it.*
Demenhurst, the main city areaIndustrial District, one of the low-class neighborhoodsLittle Olympia, the Harlem-like area of Zelzburg.The Wards, another low-class ghetto neighborhood. Hey, every city has one.Feldis Town, the residential/commercial neighborhood.
## Shops and Businesses

Zelzburg, like any city, is filled with businesses and shops, all of which you can get a job at. See them here.

## Role

What do you do when you get in the city? See here for more.

## Trivia

* Zelzburg is the largest city in Minecraft: PlayStation 4 Edition. It is also the largest city roleplaying game on there.
* The Zelzburg Subway System is Zelzburg's train system. It has 3 subway lines.
* The tallest building in Zelzburg is the BleySkies Tower, which will be completed in 2016.
Wooddown Park

**Wooddown Park**was a small amusement park in Feldis Town.

## Geography

Wooddown Park was located in the borough of Feldis Town, in the far west area. It was built on a wooden pier over the West River.

## History

The idea for an amusement park came in late 2013 and in February 2014, the park was built. It was one of the last things added to Feldis Town before its completion.

## About

Wooddown Park was a small amusement park with only 3 rollercoasters. It normally suffered with harsh criticism about unstable rides and park conditions, dirty and messy areas, and other junx. Originally, its purpose was to bring more tourism to Feldis Town, however for some reason it was a failure.

## Demolition

Local residents complained, and threatened to move out. It was costing the city lots of money, so in November 2015, it and the pier it was built over were demolished. After this a huge project went into effect which made all the rivers in the city wider, and nicer. After its demolition, people wuz happy.
Industrial District

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The **Industrial District**is one of the six main districts in Zelzburg.

## Geography

The Industrial District is the southern-most district in Zelzburg, respectively. It is south of Feldis Town and east of New Fieldia. Here lies the way to New Fieldia, the Diamond Bridge. The Zelzburg Bowl separates this district from Feldis Town. Sweenville is south of this district.

## Appearance

The Industrial District is very old, dirty and run down, with many factories and other junx. The cheapest residences in the game are here, dumpy low-class apartment buildings that should only be bought if the player is desperate and severly needs a place to stay. These places can be bought for only a few Iron, the only residences in the game that can be bought with Iron.

## Transportation

The Zelzburg Subway System's Red Line runs through this district on the west side and there is a station, Industrial 3 St. The Zelzburg Expressway is elevated and runs right through this district to New Fieldia, and underneath the elevated road is another road which leads to the Sweenville Bridge.

## Memorable Locations

Saint Chris Church and the cemetery are located here. The Zelzburg News Studio, where the news is filmed, is here. Also, The Burga Shack and the Andy S. Belcher Statue is here. Half of the Zelzburg Bowl is in this district, the other half in Feldis Town.
Martha's Resources

http://www.turtlediary.com

Turtle Diary is a great websites for the younger ages. It has all sort of fun and educational activities for toddlers through 5th grade. Not only does this website contain activities for the core subjects but also more specific skills and even extra curricular activities such as arts and crafts and sports. There are videos, activities, experiments, games, and much more for students to explore!

teachertube.com

Like YouTube but for teachers. Teachers can browse through the videos and find anything from informative videos to funny videos that will get the students excited about learning a certain new skill. Teachers can even show students experiments to the students if it is something they may not have time to do in the classroom. The options are endless with TeacherTube.

http://illuminations.nctm.org

This is a great website for Math. It has sections for Lesson Plans, Mobile Games, Interactive, and Brain Teasers. It has stuff for grades pre-K-12 grade. Everything is labeled with the standard it falls under and the grade levels it could work with. It’s a good website to engage students and get them excited about learning the different Math skills.

http://www.readwritethink.org

This website is a lot like Illuminations except is focuses on reading and writing. There are an abundance of resources for teachers to browse. It also hits every grade level and every component of reading and writing you can think of. There are lesson plan ideas as well as activities to use in the classroom and even at home.

http://www.abcya.com

This website contains games for grades K-5. It covers a wide array of subjects and skills. It is a good website for students to go and get extra practice they may need on a certain skill, however, rather than feeling like they are participating in boring, routine school work, they will be having fun!