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Crystal Jewels/Season 6

1. Hunter of Fortune (Episode 301)
2. Flee to the West (Episode 302)
3. Spy of the Night (Episode 303)
4. Screams At the Titans (Episode 304)
5. Kings of History (Episode 305)
6. Rejecting the Past 2 (Episode 306)
7. Three Ways to Brawl (Episode 307)
8. Ability States It All (Episode 308)
9. A Pizza My Mind (Episode 309)
10. Mighty Mouselettes (Episode 310)
11. Arrgh You Nuts?! (Episode 311)
12. Dark Tunnel (Episode 312)
13. Imaginational Counts (Episode 313)
14. I Blue Up the Guys (Episode 314)
15. A Spider's Worth It All! (Episode 315)
16. Daymation (Episode 316)
17. Maruka Loses It (Episode 317)
18. The Private Looks (Episode 318)
19. The Trees Are Always Greener (Episode 319)
20. Freezing Frigid (Episode 320)
21. Dimension It (Episode 321)
22. Show No Marcy (Episode 322)
23. Convinced to Kouchu (Episode 323)
24. Sorry, Wrong Ship (Episode 324)
25. Dirty As Dust (Episode 325)
26. Grai for Help (Episode 326)
27. Isosolied (Episode 327)
28. Beauty and the Bleach (Episode 328)
29. The Mighty Megacryst (Episode 329)
30. The Man's Job (Episode 330)
31. Rough Acquaintances (Episode 331)
32. It's the Crying Mouse (Episode 332)
33. Band Music (Episode 333)
34. The Apple of My Eye (Episode 334)
35. High In the Sky (Episode 335)
36. Sharing Buddies (Episode 336)
37. Flaming on Blue Head (Episode 337)
38. Shauna Freaks Out (Episode 338)
39. Pine Tearz (Episode 339)
40. Puzzled (Episode 340)
41. The Darken Dancer (Episode 341)
42. Saving Roaracryst-Miss (Episode 342)
43. Now Nice (Episode 343)
44. Help Wanted (Episode 344)
45. Storm Falls (Episode 345)
46. Calling Three Crystal Brawlers (Episode 346)
47. Stop, Cruised (Episode 347)
48. Ship is Waiting (Episode 348)
49. Sail Mail (Episode 349)
50. Shipwrecked (Episode 350)
51. Whirlpool's Fault (Episode 351)
52. Lands on Shore (Episode 352)
53. Regor-ize that Moment (Episode 353)
54. Can't You Seal It? (Episode 354)
55. Plumbing Kouchu (Episode 355)
56. Paradized (Episode 356)
57. It's Another Story (Episode 357)
58. Seas of Peas (Episode 358)
59. Who Stole A Rookie from the Rookie Jar? (Episode 359)
60. Nothing to Fowl (Episode 360)
Crystal Jewels/Season 1/Episode 50

## The Secret Key

After the adventures of Mouselette in the last episode, Kouchu and the rest of the Crystal Brawlers are leaving to go back to Justpip Town because Shari is doing something important for them. However, Kouchu have fussed that they are suppose to be at Dark City for his fifth medal, however, Shauna and Sakuro drags him towards Shari's lab. Then, they saw that Dustin is given a big responsibility to take care of the lab while Shari is gone on an important notice. As the brawlers came by, Dustin have made them volunteer to help Shari take care of it.

Dustin have brought the brawlers in for his help to keep Shari's labortary clean by cleaning up the mess that Shari have left around it. The brawlers have cleaned up the hard stains, and have shoved many dirt outside. The brawlers and Dustin have a good time cleaning up Shari's lab, only though they have noticed that there is still a lot to clean up inside. So Dustin have Kouchu do the sweeping, Shauna mopping the floor, and Sakuro spraying detergent and washing the clothes, while he organized Shari's stuff. The mess was cleaned up, as the brawlers have looked.

However, keeping it clean shouldn't be as easy as it is than doing it with more than one person when the laboratory is falling apart. However, when they have all noticed that the building is falling apart, Plantmore have used her vines to keep it from falling away from each other. However, more of the building pieces are falling, so the Crystal Monsters Mouselette and Roaracryst sticks the pieces together so that Kouchu could glue them all back. However, the roof of Shari's house have collapsed, leaving the brawlers and Dustin into the big situation that they need to fix.

They should probably use Plantmore to stick up vines and dry the whole building up with glue, but not alone would work once the building is keep on falling into pieces. However, the plan would have been easier if Mouselette have used her rainbow powers to fix the pieces back together. However, even with Mouselette's help, the brawlers are able to put the laboratory back, and Shari came back from her big errand. After she thanked Dustin, the brawlers left and they took the bus to Dark City. As the brawlers are already heading to Dark City, the episode ends with Marcy thinking Kouchu is going to the field there, so she thinks of something.
Crystal Jewels/Season 27

1. The Mighty Mouselettes XVII (Episode 1561)
2. The Monster Reunion (Episode 1562)
3. The Return of H.E.R (Episode 1563)
4. The Natalie Fury (Episode 1564)
5. Sphere Gold (Episode 1565)
6. The Spell Book (Episode 1566)
7. Cursed that Book (Episode 1567)
8. Voiced of a Demon (Episode 1568)
9. The Fury of the Flow (Episode 1569)
10. CrystalTech Class of Enfication (Episode 1570)
11. Natalian Languages (Episode 1571)
12. The Old Toung (Episode 1572)
13. Language Creator (Episode 1573)
14. The Rena Tech (Episode 1574)
15. The Genushu Tech (Episode 1575)
16. The Jaruko Tech (Episode 1576)
17. The Harika Tech (Episode 1577)
18. The Ketsu Tech (Episode 1578)
19. Dechachu Technique (Episode 1579)
20. Devil J Jr (Episode 1580)
21. The Cursed Shoes (Episode 1581)
22. The Action Bombs (Episode 1582)
23. Kouchu and Ichigo:Time to Foil! (Episode 1583)
24. The Bad Boots (Episode 1584)
25. Ticket Crickets (Episode 1585)
26. You're On, Noron! (Episode 1586)
27. Dino Rino (Episode 1587)
28. Ruin History, Part I (Episode 1588)
29. Ruin History, Part II (Episode 1589)
30. Ruin History, Part III (Episode 1590)
31. Ruin History, Part IV (Episode 1591)
32. Ruin History, Part V (Episode 1592)
33. Ruin History, Part VI (Episode 1593)
34. Ruin History, Part VII (Episode 1594)
35. Ruin History, Part VIII (Episode 1595)
36. The Earon's Field (Episode 1596)
37. The Ears Decieved (Episode 1597)
38. Hearts for Parts (Episode 1598)
39. The Glass Shed (Episode 1599)
40. Meganoth's Story (Episode 1600)
41. The Second Tournament (Episode 1601)
42. The Second Trial (Episode 1602)
43. The Secod Finals (Episode 1603)
44. Garnet Roses (Episode 1604)
45. Turquoise Ocean (Episode 1605)
46. Ruby Dreams (Episode 1606)
47. Ruler Marcy (Episode 1607)
48. The Madder Marukas (Episode 1608)
49. Cheetah Girls Wins (Episode 1609)
50. The Big Chaos (Episode 1610)
51. Counting Sapphire (Episode 1611)
52. The Next Tournament (Episode 1612)
53. Kouchu's Final Round (Episode 1613)
54. Kouchu vs. Jaru (Episode 1614)
55. Kouchu vs. Jaru 2 (Episode 1615)
56. The Dump's On You! (Episode 1616)
57. Learn Your Lesson (Episode 1617)
58. Sounds of One's Trash (Episode 1618)
59. Get the Natalie Fury (Episode 1619)
60. The Orb Islands (Episode 1620)
Crystal Jewels/Season 5

1. The Farko Fest! (Episode 241)
2. Play with Fire! (Episode 242)
3. Mooselette Goes Around Town (Episode 243)
4. Crying for Help (Episode 244)
5. Uncy Way to Breeze (Episode 245)
6. Sages of Secret (Episode 246)
7. Star With Silver (Episode 247)
8. Blinded by the Moon (Episode 248)
9. Leading My Happy End (Episode 249)
10. Tomb of Snow (Episode 250)
11. Searching For the Town (Episode 251)
12. Mending My Friends (Episode 252)
13. Star with Strength (Episode 253)
14. Weep For My Enemies (Episode 254)
15. The Curse Sun (Episode 255)
16. Sword of Knight (Episode 256)
17. Source in the Time (Episode 257)
18. Pig of Riddles (Episode 258)
19. Clones And Medics (Episode 259)
20. Agent of Men's Legacy (Episode 260)
21. Life At The Beginning (Episode 261)
22. Blossom in the Air (Episode 262)
23. Learning From the North (Episode 263)
24. Failure Without Time (Episode 264)
25. Agents of Utopia (Episode 265)
26. Boys of Doom (Episode 266)
27. Friends of Dusk (Episode 267)
28. Solidets and Giants (Episode 268)
29. God of the World (Episode 269)
30. Deceivers Without A Goal (Episode 270)
31. Roots With Wings (Episode 271)
32. Battle My Friends (Episode 272)
33. Statue of Time (Episode 273)
34. Shelter In the Night (Episode 274)
35. Bandits And Children (Episode 275)
36. Rescue In the Slaves (Episode 276)
37. Creation of Magic (Episode 277)
38. Still Breathing In The Champions (Episode 278)
39. Friends and Protectors (Episode 279)
40. Misfortune of the Banner (Episode 280)
41. Signs of the Curse (Episode 281)
42. Dragons of the God (Episode 282)
43. Enhancing the Champion (Episode 283)
44. Escaping Time (Episode 284)
45. Children of Earth (Episode 285)
46. Question the Caves (Episode 286)
47. Songs of the Graveyard (Episode 287)
48. Losing the Chasm (Episode 288)
49. Armies With A Goal (Episode 289)
50. Origin of the Night (Episode 290)
51. Companion of the Ocean (Episode 291)
52. Chase of Next Year (Episode 292)
53. Scared At the Storm (Episode 293)
54. Beginnings of the Ancient (Episode 294)
55. Fighting History...With History! (Episode 295)
56. Staff of Reality (Episode 296)
57. Moon Without Faith (Episode 297)
58. Hero of Dreams (Episode 298)
59. Lions and Foes (Episode 299)
60. Source of Freedom (Episode 300)
Crystal Jewels/Season 1/Episode 24

## Let Me Be!

The brawlers and their Crystal Monsters are being all dried up in the very sunny day. They each complained about the very hot weather while they are walking around, searching for water. However, they have already spotted water over the lake, so the brawlers raced to get to it, however, when they are wetting themselves, Shauna have fell in the water. Kouchu and Sakuro were shocked, so everyone chases after Shauna. Kouchu was close by Shauna, and she was able to trust her. Kouchu drags Shauna to safety, as Sakuro thinks in that heroic moment, Shauna has a crush on Kouchu.

So the getting is going where Mouselette and Roaracryst thinks that Kouchu is having a crush with Shauna. So when Kouchu is healing Shauna's wounds from the river, Roaracryst and the other smiles, thinking that they would make a cute couple. So they decided to do something about it. So Sakuro have told Kouchu and Shauna to go to seperate rooms for a little bit, while setting up a picnic for the both of them for their "date". Kouchu and Shauna came to eat lunch at the picnic entirely alone. As they think that something weird is going on, they wonder that Sakuro was behind all of this when he and the Crystal Monsters argued about their plans.

So, another plan went over to their heads, Roaracryst decided to buy Kouchu clothes and Mouselette bought Shauna clothes. Mouselette and Roaracryst dresses up Kouchu and Shauna in different rooms. So that they can see each other in such handsome clothes. As the shipping game went as far as possible, Kouchu and Shauna have noticed this and they are ticked off when they are in complete embarrassment that they are being set up together by the Crystal Monster and especially Sakuro. Kouchu and Shauna scolds them and tries to stop their behavior.

As Kouchu and Shauna begins to feel irritated about this shipping behavior, Kouchu and Shauna decided to stage a huge break up by fake fighting. Mouselette and Roaracryst drew Kouchu and Shauna together, and Sakuro tries to plan their date with a little more sparkle, but all went awry when they have all saw Kouchu and Shauna "fighting". The fighting gets somewhat intense as Kouchu and Shauna swears at each other. Sakuro have to break up the fight, but Kouchu brings Shauna back as a friend. Sakuro stopped the behavior with the Crystal Monsters and apologized to Kouchu and Shauna.
Hemera

## **A New Kharon Series**

Hemera (Ἡμέρα ): One of the Primordial Gods. She is known as the Twin Godling of Light. Hemera is a Daughter of Chaos, and Goddess of light.

## **Spoilers**

Warning, Major Series Spoilers ensue... Peruse at your own risk:

**====== Book I - Kharon (Prologue) ======**

As the eons passed humankind forgot about Hemera and the other gods. Hemera and Erebus, became locked in a continual feud, chasing one another, setting the realm to spin through chaos, until the point that neither gods nor humans cared.

 Due to her eternal chase of Erebus, the Twin Godlings set the earth's rotational spin, bringing about night and day to the entire realm.

*Thus ends the Spoilers pertaining to this character.*

## **Real World Influence**

Wikipedia:Hemera In Greek mythology Hemera was the personification of day and one of the Greek primordial deities. She is the goddess of the daytime and, according to Hesiod, the daughter of Erebus and Nyx (the goddess of night).
Crystal Jewels/Season 30

1. Shari's Career: Age 30 (Episode 1741)
2. What A Troll!! (Episode 1742)
3. Scary Faces?! (Episode 1743)
4. Get Rid of that Freakin' Thing! (Episode 1744)
5. Don't Get Rid of that Freakin' Thing! (Episode 1745)
6. What A Idiotic Name (Episode 1746)
7. Stop Scaring Us, Dummy! (Episode 1747)
8. We Need a Weapon! (Episode 1748)
9. Groan Duplicates?! (Episode 1749)
10. The Zombie-like Graveyard (Episode 1750)
11. A New Villian (Episode 1751)
12. Kouchu's Dead! (Episode 1752)
13. On the New Road (Episode 1753)
14. To Get Those Moons! (Episode 1754)
15. Let's Save Kouchu (Episode 1755)
16. Getting 10 Moons Take Long! (Episode 1756)
17. Stuck on the 6th Floor (Episode 1757)
18. Roaracryst's Training (Episode 1758)
19. Meeting up with An Ego! (Episode 1759)
20. Kouchu vs. Kouchu Z (Episode 1760)
21. Welcome Back, Kouchu! (Episode 1761)
22. The Reunion of the First Crush! (Episode 1762)
23. What's this, A Reunion Party?! (Episode 1763)
24. Dustin's Determination (Episode 1764)
25. Mauliness Maruka (Episode 1765)
26. Arthur and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day (Episode 1766)
27. Hey, We're going to IMPlanet (Episode 1767)
28. IMPlanet I (Episode 1768)
29. IMPlanet II (Episode 1769)
30. IMPlanet III (Episode 1770)
31. IMPlanet IV (Episode 1771)
32. End Slavery (Episode 1772)
33. End Slavery II (Episode 1773)
34. End Slavery III (Episode 1774)
35. End Slavery IV (Episode 1775)
36. Going Back I (Episode 1776)
37. Going Back II (Episode 1777)
38. Going Back III (Episode 1778)
39. Going Back IV (Episode 1779)
40. Going Back V (Episode 1780)
41. Groan's Gone (Episode 1781)
42. Roaracryst's New Friend (Episode 1782)
43. Pride Parade? (Episode 1783)
44. Learning New Blasts (Episode 1784)
45. Battle of the Race! (Episode 1785)
46. The Good, the Bad, and the Wally! (Episode 1786)
47. Elliott's Secret is Revealed (Episode 1787)
48. Electricity's Down! (Episode 1788)
49. Electric's Own Monster (Episode 1789)
50. Angry Angry Elliott (Episode 1790)
51. Two and a Half Moon (Episode 1791)
52. Another Quest (Episode 1792)
53. Gather All the Moon Discs! (Episode 1793)
54. The Jury is the Go! (Episode 1794)
55. Discovery Disaster (Episode 1795)
56. The Ministry (Episode 1796)
57. Roaracryst's Ultimate Fight! I (Episode 1797)
58. Roaracryst's Ultimate Fight! II (Episode 1798)
59. Roaracryst's Ultimate Fight! III (Episode 1799)
60. 1,800 Roaracrysts (Episode 1800)
Bravoman (web series)

***Bravoman*** is an animated adaptation of the comic by Copernicus Studios that premiered on ShiftyLook's YouTube channel.

The series was written by Moylan and Jim Zub, and featured the voices of Rob Paulsen as Bravoman and Alpha Man, Dee Bradley Baker as Dr. Bomb and Anti-Bravoman, Romi Dames as Waya-Hime, and Jennifer Hale as Bravowoman. The web series was later removed from YouTube along with ShiftyLook's channel, and is currently unavailable for viewing. Bravoman: Binja Bash!, an endless runner based on the comic, was released for iOS and Android devices on August 30, 2013. The game has since been delisted and is no longer available.
Psyme

**First Appearance** | *Sigma Star Saga* (2005)

**Psyme** is a character from *Sigma Star Saga*. Though she's part of the alien Krill race bent on destroying humanity, this purple-skinned pilot is often on the side of Ian Recker.

## List of Game Appearances

This is a list of game appearances for Psyme. References, such as costumes, are not counted.
Crystal Jewels/Season 1/Episode 54

## According to Roaracryst

In the beginning of the episode, the Brawlers got back on track for the next medal, despite Roaracryst losing against Marcy from the fifth one. However, Roaracryst have noticed his hometown called Spiders Palace, his hometown where he was born. Roaracryst have told Kouchu about his history from his home. Just then, another one of his species got caught in the water. So Roaracryst have went over to rescue him, while Kouchu grabs the other end of the other Roaracryst, and both have dragged his body back in the land. Then, the other Roaracryst have thanked Kouchu and his Roaracryst.

The king of the palace, Roaraking, have congratulated Roaracryst for his bravery towards water, while the others of his species have praised him. Roaraking have also praised Roaracryst, while Roara#11 have bragged about being the top species of all Roaracrysts. So Roaraking have suggested Roaracryst to compete with Roara#11 after Kouchu have told Roaracryst that he is stronger than the rest of his species. The challenge have been brought on, so Roaracryst and Roara#11 have challenged each other. Roaracryst was strong against Roara#11, and also have gained the Super transformation, which have made Roaracryst easy to win the battle at.

Roaracryst, with his super form, have pinned Roara#11 to the ground, while Roara#11 have told Roaracryst to stop fighting with him. Both have stopped the match, and Roaraking have called Roaracryst their new #1. The species wanted Roaracryst to stay, but Kouchu didn't want Roaracryst to stay due to their strong bond of friendship. However, Roaracryst told Kouchu that he has a life to live, so he have left Kouchu in order to join the other Roaracrysts, while Kouchu sits there watching him have fun while he is always lonely on the inside. Kouchu was thinking that Roaracryst is leaving.

Roaracryst have left with his species, while Kouchu have imagined that all the time that he have spent with Roaracryst as his best friend. Kouchu had a real connection with Roaracryst until he have fell in along with the group of his species. Kouchu was also upset that Roaracryst is already leaving him and Kouchu was wondering if he is ever going to come back. Meanwhile, as Roaracryst sleeps, he worried about his best friend, Kouchu, and decided to change his mind to go forward to Kouchu to keep up with him. Kouchu was happy that Roaracryst returned to him.
Crystal Jewels/Season 22

1. Fist of Fury (Episode 1261)
2. The Battle of Love (Episode 1262)
3. Beauty's Love (Episode 1263)
4. Joking Jukebox (Episode 1264)
5. Roared Start (Episode 1265)
6. The Basket Wirehouse (Episode 1266)
7. Zone Tone (Episode 1267)
8. The Cool Ribbon (Episode 1268)
9. Skill Reference (Episode 1269)
10. Dreaming on then Off (Episode 1270)
11. The Agents Return (Episode 1271)
12. Crab's Catastrophes (Episode 1272)
13. Crying Job (Episode 1273)
14. Tied Up in Jump Ropes (Episode 1274)
15. Pinning the Pirates (Episode 1275)
16. Beauty Admission (Episode 1276)
17. On Social Spuds (Episode 1277)
18. The Deal Reveals (Episode 1278)
19. Song Tied (Episode 1279)
20. No Easy Rider (Episode 1280)
21. The Opposite (Episode 1281)
22. The Mighty Mouselettes XII (Episode 1282)
23. The Mighty Marukas (Episode 1283)
24. 5,000 Ways of a Maruka (Episode 1284)
25. Outgrown Fungi (Episode 1285)
26. Marukas Army, Part 1 (Episode 1286)
27. Marukas Army, Part 2 (Episode 1287)
28. Marukas Army, Part 3 (Episode 1288)
29. World Saved (Episode 1289)
30. Birth of the Agents (Episode 1290)
31. Hunters of Bugs (Episode 1291)
32. Roarachu (Episode 1292)
33. The Maruka Facts (Episode 1293)
34. The Jumbo Trick (Episode 1294)
35. Arthur Lowlights (Episode 1295)
36. The Five Rules (Episode 1296)
37. Kouchulympics (Episode 1297)
38. Heart Pulse (Episode 1298)
39. The Five Rules Grai (Episode 1299)
40. Yamasha Field Game (Episode 1300)
41. Fire and Dice (Episode 1301)
42. Life Insurance (Episode 1302)
43. Roaruka (Episode 1303)
44. Action Lacktion (Episode 1304)
45. Fire Fight for All (Episode 1305)
46. Puzzleland (Episode 1306)
47. The Freedom of Five (Episode 1307)
48. It's Running Out (Episode 1308)
49. Serious Sarah (Episode 1309)
50. The Seven-Suprise (Episode 1310)
51. You Study Bugs (Episode 1311)
52. Talking Meats (Episode 1312)
53. Crazy Mazy (Episode 1313)
54. Marukas Are Really Cruel Yetis (Episode 1314)
55. Investigating Bob (Episode 1315)
56. Job of One Builder (Episode 1316)
57. Emma's Weakness (Episode 1317)
58. Policemen X Brawler (Episode 1318)
59. TeeVee Returns (Episode 1319)
60. The Missing Links (Episode 1320)
Crystal Jewels/Season 14

1. Reformation, Part 1 (Episode 781)
2. Reformation, Part 2 (Episode 782)
3. Modified Marcy (Episode 783)
4. A Rival to An Enemy (Episode 784)
5. Not just Rivals...Enemies! (Episode 785)
6. Jarco's Marco (Episode 786)
7. Around and Another (Episode 787)
8. Neither Do Nor Don't (Episode 788)
9. Steel for the Deal (Episode 789)
10. Galaxy Strikes Back (Episode 790)
11. That's the Highlight (Episode 791)
12. Naming Brawlers (Episode 792)
13. Talaap and Clap (Episode 793)
14. Shift Night (Episode 794)
15. My Part Will Go On (Episode 795)
16. Major Sun, Part 1 (Episode 796)
17. Major Sun, Part 2 (Episode 797)
18. The Mighty Mouselettes VI (Episode 798)
19. Life's Change (Episode 799)
20. Furious Five's New Friend (Episode 800)
21. Astronomer Shari (Episode 801)
22. Power Plant Power Down (Episode 802)
23. Symbols of Luck (Episode 803)
24. Gentel-Men (Episode 804)
25. The Lava Mountain (Episode 805)
26. Galaxy's Marcy (Episode 806)
27. The Bad Girl (Episode 807)
28. Tattletale Joke (Episode 808)
29. One Element From Another (Episode 809)
30. Super-Roaracryst (Episode 810)
31. Running State (Episode 811)
32. Sarah and Me (Episode 812)
33. Guitars With Jars (Episode 813)
34. Zoomed Out (Episode 814)
35. Dustin's Car (Episode 815)
36. The Field On Fire (Episode 816)
37. Standing With You (Episode 817)
38. The Sport's Luck (Episode 818)
39. Get in With the Brawlers (Episode 819)
40. Promotion Solution (Episode 820)
41. Shame on Kouchu (Episode 821)
42. See No Marcy (Episode 822)
43. Garem Returns (Episode 823)
44. Garem Retires (Episode 824)
45. The World of Kouchu (Episode 825)
46. Spiders Stings (Episode 826)
47. Yanzel Electric (Episode 827)
48. Galaxy's Threat (Episode 828)
49. Galaxy's Threat (Part 2) (Episode 829)
50. Cryst Gots it (Episode 830)
51. The Great Grip (Episode 831)
52. The Puzzle Challenge (Episode 832)
53. Ghosts Got You (Episode 833)
54. The Wimpies Need Help (Episode 834)
55. Brawler's Own Legacy (Episode 835)
56. The Finder's Wish (Episode 836)
57. The Keeper's Goal (Episode 837)
58. Brawler Listen to Me (Episode 838)
59. The Triumphs of Dustin (Episode 839)
60. Old School's Play (Episode 840)
Digimon Battle Spirit

**Mode(s)** | Single Player, Multiplayer

***Digimon Battle Spirit*** is a fighting video game originally published by Bandai and developed by Dimps for the Japanese-only WonderSwan Color handheld system under the name ***Digimon Tamers: Battle Spirit*** (デジモンテイマーズ　バトルスピリット, *Dejimon Teimāzu Batoru Supiritto*). It was later ported to Nintendo's Game Boy Advance for international releases in North America and Europe two years later.

The game features characters and Digimon that were included in the first three seasons of the animated series of the same name in a somewhat simplistic fighting scenario, and also has slightly arranged samples of the show's soundtrack.planet.

## Plot

The Digital World, a computer-generated subspace that exists between all forms of digital devices, and home of the creatures known as "Digimon" is under attack by a malevolent and powerful force known as Millenniummon, who seeks to corrupt all the data present in the world and modify it to his own designs. In response, several Digimon and their human companions have set out to stop Millenniummon and his minions before any irreparable harm can be done. This is accomplished in a very round-about and a-typical way to the fighting video game genre, by finding and defeating as many opponents as possible on the way.

## Gameplay

While structured very similarly to a conventional fighting game, Digimon Battle Spirit is much more like a barebones representation of the genre, mostly due to the limitations of the handhelds it was released on. Each character only has a handful of special attacks they can perform, with the two action buttons, A and B, allowing them to jump or attack respectively.

Each match is won by collecting small blue/red spheres called "D-Spirits". These are obtained by hitting your opponent, which causes a few of them to fly from their body and scatter across the battlefield. Different attacks can produce more spheres to fly out, and the player who has collected the most by the time the round ends wins. Each character can also digivolve into their most powerful or "Ultimate" (Mega) form by touching a flying Digimon named Calumon that appears every so often in each stage. This form grants them different, more powerful attacks for a limited time.

As the player advances through each stage, they will occasionally have to battle a character named Impmon. Winning or losing this encounter has no bearing on the actual game progression itself, and only serves to award more points. In the final stage, the Digimon must face off against Millenniummon himself.

## Reception

IGN selected Digimon Battle Spirit as the runner-up for the January 2003 "GBA Game of the Month" award, behind Crash Bandicoot 2: N-Tranced.
Pac-Man

**Latest Appearance** | *Super Smash Bros. Ultimate* (2018)

**Pac-Man** (occasionally stylized as **PAC-MAN** or **PAC-Man**, originally named **PuckMan** in Japan) is a famous video game character created by Namco, who debuted in the arcade classic ***Pac-Man*** to great acclaim.

## List of Game Appearances

This is a list of game appearances for Pac-Man. References, such as costumes, are not counted.
S.H. Figuarts

**S.H. Figuarts** is a popular line of high quality collectable figures made by Bandai. The toyline debuted in 2008 and is targeted towards the adult fans of the series with its higher price and show-accurate detailing of the figurines.

In addition to Kamen Rider, the toyline features figures from various franchises such as Super Sentai, Pretty Cure, Sailor Moon, Tiger and Bunny, Marvel Comics and Dragon Ball Z.

It became categorized as a figure brand as part of Tamashii Nations.

## Shopping Services

S.H Figuarts can be bought through these places.

### Online Services

* Tokobagus.com: Indonesia
* Ebay: Europe
* CStoys International: International
* Official Bandai Website: Asia

### Offline Services

* Kidz Station: Indonesia
* Toys Kingdom: Indonesia - Singapore
* Toys City: Indonesia
* Multi Toys: Indonesia
* Capsule Corp: Indonesia / Surabaya
* Bandai Makassar: Indonesia / Makassar
* Jusco: Malaysia
* Toys Rush: Japan
* Bandai Headquarters: Japan

## Spin-offs

* S.H. MonsterArts for Kaiju figures such as Godzilla
* Ultra-Act for Tsuburaya characters such as Ultrama.
* D-Arts for video game characters such as Mega Man, Digimon and Pokémon
* Figuarts ZERO featuring non-poseable figures.
Wonder Momo

**Latest Portrayal** | Haruko Momoi (2014)

**Wonder Momo** is the main protagonist from the game, *Wonder Momo*. She is the star of the show with the same name from the Namco Theater, where she interprets a superhero that fights against the evil Warudemon army.

## List of Game Appearances

This is a list of game appearances for Wonder Momo. References, such as costumes, are not counted.
10 Writing Prompts! 21 June 2020

Since I haven’t done prompts for a while, and I can’t really think of any, I’m going to make a few games instead! I’m not sure whether to redirect the other days which have passed to here instead, maybe someone else could do them later. Anyway, here’s the game!

Choose a number from 1-10.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Crystal Jewels/Season 1/Episode 1

## **Crystal Jewels Go!**

The first episode of the whole series starts with a Crystal Ball onscreen, while Iccryst is narrating the events offscreen. The shadows of Crystal Monsters are also onscreen before the episode title card. Kouchu Misako, a 9-year-old boy, suddenly finds himself in the cave full of mysterious Crystal Monsters, wondering where he is. However, he encounters a Crystal Monster named Marc, a Crystal Monster who also appears in dreams. When Kouchu have asked for his name, Marc have vanished and didn't answer his question. Kouchu woke up and realized that it was just a dream. Seeing a Crystal Monster have inspired him to become a Crystal Brawler, and most importantly, become a Master Champion of the League.

Kouchu rushes to Professor Jessica Shari's place in order to gain access to become a Brawler. But first, Shari ordered him to find the missing Crystal Ball that she was studying. Kouchu went to the forest and encounters Roaracryst. Kouchu takes the Crystal Ball away from him, but Roaracryst suddenly attacks him to protect it. Kouchu told him that he isn't a bad guy, so Kouchu follows Roaracryst to Professor Shari. Professor Shari was relieved that Roaracryst "helped" Kouchu search for the Crystal Ball, even though they didn't get along yet. Shari gave Kouchu his brawling license, and makes him officially a Crystal Brawler.

Kouchu also went home to show off his Crystal Monster to his family, Masari Misako, Kisho Misako are his parents, his sister's Teromani and Gina, and brothers Satoshi and Maturi. Roaracryst ended up making a whole mess of the house that his family have to clean it up. They bid farewell to Kouchu and wished that he was safe on his journey. Kouchu and Roaracryst witnessed a crime of the Crystal Balls that the red haired Brawler, Sakuro Himensho, was carrying the balls. Kouchu stopped him, but Sakuro told Kouchu to go away.

Roaracryst attacked Squishing, protecting him from Kouchu when he was about to hurt him. Sakuro gave Kouchu the Crystal Balls, and brought them to Shari. Shari have all the balls she needed, so Kouchu and Roaracryst exits the room. However, another encounter is with the Furious Five: Julia, Kathern, Genuan, Hiyon, and Katie, stealing Crystal Balls from the neighborhood.

Kouchu and Roaracryst goes to stop their crime, but Snakeroe gets in their way. When Snakerie is about to bite Roaracryst, Kouchu protects him, and got bit by Snakerie instead. Roaracryst knows how much Kouchu cares about him, so he saves Kouchu from Snakerie by releasing a blow on the Furious Five. Kouchu and Roaracryst became friends, which Roaracryst understand the true deal of friendship, and Roaracryst heals Kouchu using his webs. Even though they decided not to travel alone, they planned to get some people to join their adventures even though it is a more dangerous road ahead.
Momoko

**Latest Portrayal** | Yuka Fujiwara (2014)

**Momoko** is the main protagonist from *Wonder Momo: Battle Idol*. She is an idol who, after failing a TV show audition, encounters a race of aliens who give her Wonder Momo's powers. Learning to harness them, she begins battling evil aliens as well as rival hero Amazona. Wonder Momo also made several appearances in Shiftylook's concurrent Bravoman webcomic and webseries.
Ninja Box (anime)

***Ninja Box*** is an anime produced by Bandai Namco Entertainment.

## Plot

In the anime's story, Hiroto longs to build a secret base near his house, and in his house's storeroom he meets a ninja and "Nintuber" named Tonkachi. Tonkachi, who knows about the existence of the "Ninja Box," forces Tonkachi to go to the "Village of Tatemakuri," where they meet a talking dog named Tatezou.
Gren Sacher

**Latest Portrayal** | Hiroshi Tsuchida (2010)

**Gren Sacher** is a charatcer from *Solatorobo: Red the Hunter*. A member of Kurvaz's Special Operations unit and Opéra Kranz's faithful subordinate. Has pledged his allegiance to Opéra and is very straight-laced and incredibly serious. He is always having to struggle with Calua Napage's impulsive nature and seems to get the bad end of the deal.

## Profiles

### Solatorobo: Red the Hunter

* Age: 19
* Height: 160 cm
* Type of Dog: Kishu-inu

## List of Game Appearances

This is a list of game appearances for Gren Sacher. References, such as costumes, are not counted.

## External Links

* Gren Sacher on the Solatorobo: Red The Hunter Wiki
Tekken Advance

**Mode(s)** | Single Player, Multiplayer

***Tekken Advance*** is a fighting game released for the Game Boy Advance. It is non-canonical to the *Tekken* storyline, but follows the events of *Tekken 3*. It uses sprites based on *Tekken 3*'s 3D models for its characters. It was the first Tekken game to be released on a Nintendo platform.

## Gameplay

The gameplay in *Tekken Advance* is similar to other games in the series, but because it is on a portable system, the inputs were simplified or removed altogether. It utilizes a single-input system, with punch mapped to the A button, kick to the B button, and the left and right triggers used for tagging and throws, respectively. The game also included a side-step feature that made the game have a 3D feel similar to Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance, which was released later the same year.

Despite the simplification, *Tekken Advance* introduces new mechanics by implementing a wide range of "stun" variations such as "pop stuns", "crumple stuns" and right/left stuns.

## Characters

* Ling Xiaoyu
* Yoshimitsu
* Nina Williams
* Forest Law
* Gun Jack
* Hwoarang
* Heihachi Mishima (unlockable)
* Paul Phoenix
* King
* Jin Kazama

## Reception

*Tekken Advance* has generally received positive reviews. It received an 8.5 out of 10 from *IGN*, and an 8 out of 10 from *GameSpot* saying "It looks and feels close enough to its counterpart to succeed." GameSpy gave it a much more favourable score with 88 out of 100, calling it an impressive game for the Game Boy Advance. *Electronic Gaming Monthly* gave it a mediocre score with 5.83 out of 10. *Nintendo Power* gave the game a 3.5 out of 5.
Valkyrie

**Latest Appearance** | *Graffiti Smash* (2020)

**Valkyrie** (ワルキューレ *Warukyūre***?**) is the protagonist of the *Valkyrie* series.

## Profiles

### Project X Zone - Crosspedia

A warrior maiden in service to the Goddess who rules the Heavens.
While she has the strength of conviction to bravely face down whatever challenges confront her, she is also possessed of a merciful and meek personality, and is always very polite.

In battle she uses her exceptional sword skills and a variety of magic to attack.
When the Demon King Zouna revived and peresecuted the people of the Earth she stood against and ultimately defeated him.

After that, the Demon Kamuz also appeared, stealing from the mortals the "golden seeds" that grant any wish and seeking to use them to rule the world.
Valkyrie descended to Earth again to face this new crisis and restore peace, and after a long battle manage to seal Kamuz away.

## List of Game Appearances

This is a list of game appearances for Valkyrie. References, such as costumes, are not counted.
Quiz21June2020:9

Hello! I wasn’t sure what to do with this one today, but I’ve thought of something!

If you have autocorrect, keep spamming the middle button and make a paragraph.

Example:

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you have to be answered if I am going on the road and you have a good time and I’ll be sure you will be able but you can have it a lot and I’ll go to the post later on your birthday but you don’t want me too bad I don’t know anyone else but you know what you want me and you want me you know what you want me and you can just go and get them and I get them I wanna is a way better I wanna was the way you want to go I don’t know if I want you but you don’t have any more information.

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Try make a story out of your string of random words!
Link

**Latest Appearance** | *The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD* (2021)

**Link** is a guest character in the Nintendo GameCube Version of *Soulcalibur II*. There are multiple heroes that rose to the call of destiny in Hyrule's history, each bearing the name Link and garbed in traditional attire. This particular Link has a unique background but is visually based on *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time*, though his weaponry references games all across the eras of his series.

## External Links

* Link on the Legend of Zelda Wiki
* Link on the Soulcalibur Wiki
Dread Hag's Hut

The **Dread Hag's Hut** is home to the Dread Hag of The Witching Jungle. It is a house on stilts with a trapdoor. It is not large, but is filled with hanging trinkets and shelves and floating candles in the air.

## Description

The land around the Hut is contaminated with the Hag's wild and dark magic. The sound of birdsong disappears, and there is none of the scuttle of wildlife or bugs that one might hear in the rest of the Jungle.

The very setting itself is alive. The trees’ leaves and plants, when brushed against, will curl back away. The canopy is very dense here, and not very much light comes through. There are floating lights in the trees– will o’ wisps. These will o' wisps do not generally approach trespassers, just hang in the sky.

There are cages hanging from the trees with bluebirds and goldfinches in them. They sing bone-chilling melodies. Many of these were most likely once humanoids, unwillingly transformed into creatures by the vengeful Hag.

## Trivia

A few of the Hut's trinkets were described:

* Five leaf clover.
* Porcelain doll with a partially cracked face.
* Wooden hand with a collection of rings on the fingers.
* Eye suspended in some kind of gelatinous liquid. It still looks around.
Chocolat Gelato

**Latest Portrayal** | Kana Asumi (2010)

**Chocolat Gelato** is a character from *Solatorobo: Red the Hunter*. Red Savarin 's sister-like partner who is very bossy but also a great navigator that supports Red over the comm system. Since Red is sloppy about money she's really strict and particular when it comes to their income. It's thanks to her organization and support that Red is able to work as a Hunter. She loves all things mechanical, and is an excellent pilot of their airship.

## Profiles

### Solatorobo: Red the Hunter

* Age: Looks about 13
* Height: 120 cm
* Type of Dog: Pomeranian

## List of Game Appearances

This is a list of game appearances for Chocolat Gelato. References, such as costumes, are not counted.

## External Links

* Chocolat Gelato on the Solatorobo: Red The Hunter Wiki
Bravoman: Super-Unequaled Hero of Excellence!

**Release Date** | March 9, 2012

***Bravoman: Super-Unequaled Hero of Excellence!*** is based on *Bravoman*, a video game about a superherolike character with extendable appendages.

## Synopsis

This ultra-stretchy Japanese-style superhero battles intergalactic octopus monsters, city-smashing giant robots, and armies of squawaking crow demons, all while trying to fit in some quality videogame hours on the couch. And did we mention the deadly ninja princess who wants to both date and kill him? Yikes!

## Appearances

### Featured Characters:

* Bravoman ***(first appearance)***
* Bravowoman ***(first appearance)***
* Braveman ***(first appearance)***
Crystal Jewels/Season 23

1. Trouble Finds You (Episode 1321)
2. Hilarious Haters (Episode 1322)
3. Mighty Mouselettes XIII (Episode 1323)
4. Touched the Stand (Episode 1324)
5. Forcing the Sound (Episode 1325)
6. Forcing the Silence (Episode 1326)
7. The Tiny Retreat (Episode 1327)
8. Giving One Box (Episode 1328)
9. The Blue Sprints (Episode 1329)
10. Catch Up to Shari (Episode 1330)
11. Surpass Sakuro (Episode 1331)
12. Evening Crushed (Episode 1332)
13. The Presto Case (Episode 1333)
14. Stoneman and the Stones (Episode 1334)
15. Sniff As a Board (Episode 1335)
16. Shinkal Tower Showdown (Episode 1336)
17. The Potrait Roaracryst (Episode 1337)
18. Mending Medals (Episode 1338)
19. Ending Way (Episode 1339)
20. This Starts Up (Episode 1340)
21. Doctor Sarah (Episode 1341)
22. Garem Grumpy (Episode 1342)
23. It's Still Life (Episode 1343)
24. The Tower's Power (Episode 1344)
25. River's Rampage (Episode 1345)
26. The Broken Stones (Episode 1346)
27. Dragon's Fire (Episode 1347)
28. Taming Tencoat (Episode 1348)
29. Pass the Station (Episode 1349)
30. Dustin is Car-azy! (Episode 1350)
31. Roarapalooza (Episode 1351)
32. Selfish Slobs (Episode 1352)
33. The Mean Selfness (Episode 1353)
34. The Evil CrystalPod (Episode 1354)
35. Nothing Like Wishes (Episode 1355)
36. Sketch of Techs (Episode 1356)
37. Thing Thing Theories (Episode 1357)
38. The Spider Strikes Back (Episode 1358)
39. X-Celent Battle! (Episode 1359)
40. The Wild Power (Episode 1360)
41. The Train Wreck (Episode 1361)
42. Destinated Dustin (Episode 1362)
43. Stone Four Evil I (Episode 1363)
44. Stone Four Evil II (Episode 1364)
45. Stone Four Evil III (Episode 1365)
46. Stone Four Evil IV (Episode 1366)
47. Ratified to a Brat (Episode 1367)
48. Babysitter Bob (Episode 1368)
49. Sheet of Language (Episode 1369)
50. The Gag Mag (Episode 1370)
51. The New Member of Tower (Episode 1371)
52. The Tower of Life Member (Episode 1372)
53. Perfect Pink (Episode 1373)
54. Recii Facts (Episode 1374)
55. The Girls' Man (Episode 1375)
56. To Go or to Stay (Episode 1376)
57. Webs Debts (Episode 1377)
58. Star in the Show (Episode 1378)
59. Goodbye Roaracryst? Part 1 (Episode 1379)
60. Goodbye Roaracryst? Part 2 (Episode 1380)
Saikyō Kamizmode!

**Episode(s)** | 26

**Saikyo Kamizmode!** (最響カミズモード) is a Japanese trading card game developed by Data Cardass. The anime series produced was by Bandai Namco Pictures and announced on August 10, 2020. It first appearead on Bandai Namco's Youtube channel on September 28, 2020 before its local TV premiere on Tokyo MX on October 9, 2020 to April 9, 2021.

## Plot

Dai Mugen once held an unmatched passion for playing the drums. However, after being defeated by rival drummer Rin Tanba in a competition, he is left questioning where his heart lies and quits as a result.

One day, Dai has a fateful encounter with a strange creature named Goutetsu, a self-proclaimed "god." Spotting the boy's hidden potential, Goutetsu quickly appoints Dai as his "oyakata"—a coach who can guide Goutetsu in the world of "kamizumo," the battles between gods through sumo wrestling. Within kamizumo matches, the gods are powered through the drumbeats struck by their oyakata, which forces Dai to pick up the mallets once more.

As the duo slowly racks up victories, Dai confronts his self-doubts and reignites his passion in the new endeavor to stand on kamizumo's topmost stage.

## Characters

* Dai Mugen
* Koutetsu
* Brodron
* Basha
* Tin Tanba
* Kaisei Kishi
* Susumu Sonozaki
* Raito Towai
Dwayne

**Latest Portrayal** | Aki Toyosaki (2015)

**Dwayne** is a character from *Lost Reavers*. He is the powerhouse that puts firepower first.

## Profiles

### Lost Reavers

Press the R Button to switch views while using the ballistics expert for increased aiming accuracy. Use fully automatic weaponry such as the assault rifle to keep your foes at bay, or the bazooka to blow a group of enemies to smithereens. Just watch that your allies don't get caught up in the blast.

## List of Game Appearances

This is a list of game appearances for Dwayne. References, such as costumes, are not counted.
Red Savarin

**Latest Portrayal** | Tetsuya Kakihara (2010)

**Red Savarin** is the main protagonist from *Solatorobo: Red the Hunter*. He rides his beloved Robo, Dahak, and makes a living as a Hunter together with his little sister-like companion, Chocolat. He can be a little rough around the edges, but he's honest, kind, and good at taking care of others; the classic "alpha dog". An orphan with no memory of of his past or how he came to pilot Dahak, Red is a Caninu with his nose firmly pointing toward the future.

## Profiles

### Solatorobo: Red the Hunter

* Age: 17
* Height: 140 cm
* Type of Dog: Mutt

## List of Game Appearances

This is a list of game appearances for Red Savarin. References, such as costumes, are not counted.

## External Links

* Red Savarin on the Solatorobo: Red The Hunter Wiki
God Eater (anime)

***God Eater*** (Japanese: ゴッドイーター, Hepburn: *Goddo Ītā*) is an anime adaptation of the *God Eater* video game series. It is animated by Ufotable and began airing on July 12, 2015 after a one-week delay.

## Plot

In 2071, an organization known as Fenrir, located in the post-apocalyptic nation of the New Asian Union, helps humanity protect itself against monsters known as Aragami using divine weapons called "God Arcs." Composed of biological material called "Oracle Cells," God Arcs are wielded by a group of soldiers called, "God Eaters". The original (or "Old-Type") Arcs could initially only hold one form, either melee or ranged, but soon a new type of God Arc is developed that could switch between cannon and blade form.

## Production

A 24-minute prequel original video animation was made by Ufotable and aired on September 28, 2009. Ufotable later animated an anime television series directed by Takayuki Hirao with character designs by Keita Shimizu. The anime is part of the franchise's fifth anniversary. The series began airing on July 12, 2015 on Tokyo MX, BS 11, and other stations after the first episode was delayed by a week due to production issues and a special short titled *God Eater Extra* aired in its place. Four extra episodes have preempted regular episodes that were previously scheduled. After episode nine aired as the final initial run televised episode, the remaining episodes aired in March 2016. The opening theme is "Feed A" by Oldcodex and the ending theme is "Ruined Land" performed by Go Shiina feat. Naomi. Ufotable used hand-drawn animation to animate the God Arc weapons as opposed to computer animation.
Dahak

**First Appearance** | *Solatorobo: Red the Hunter* (2010)

**Dahak** is a robot from *Solatorobo: Red the Hunter*. It's Red's personal robo. It's a little on the small side compared to most Robos, but its specs are a step above the rest. It fights using its tough and dexterous arms as it has no built-in firearms. Dahak has 5 forms which it can eventually be upgraded to.

## Gallery

*For more pictures of Dahak, click here*.​

## External links

* Dahak on the Solatorobo: Red The Hunter Wiki
Crystal Jewels/Season 19

1. Dirt is on Dustin (Episode 1081)
2. Cat's Fantasy (Episode 1082)
3. The Shoebox (Episode 1083)
4. Cold Waters (Episode 1084)
5. Weather Fever (Episode 1085)
6. The Troopers Terror (Episode 1086)
7. Champo Crazy (Episode 1087)
8. The Fault of Light (Episode 1088)
9. Tamers Garcia (Episode 1089)
10. The Ribbon of Star (Episode 1090)
11. The Lover's Light (Episode 1091)
12. Wherever the Beauty Takes You (Episode 1092)
13. Symbols of Brawlers (Episode 1093)
14. Extremes Cream (Episode 1094)
15. The Mighty Mouselettes IX (Episode 1095)
16. Steven is Even (Episode 1096)
17. The Grand Prix Prize (Episode 1097)
18. The Double Trouble (Episode 1098)
19. Rally's Friend (Episode 1099)
20. Spider's Song (Episode 1100)
21. Star Fellows (Episode 1101)
22. The Tree's Truck (Episode 1102)
23. Fereal Fellows (Episode 1103)
24. The Fallen Help (Episode 1104)
25. Tragic Logic (Episode 1105)
26. Trash of Marukas (Episode 1106)
27. Sakuro Understands (Episode 1107)
28. Rules of A Spider (Episode 1108)
29. Law and Daughter (Episode 1109)
30. The Master Champion's (Episode 1110)
31. Moves with Grooves (Episode 1111)
32. The Show Off (Episode 1112)
33. Whatever that Happens (Episode 1113)
34. The Signs of Terror (Episode 1114)
35. Fever of Cabin (Episode 1115)
36. Uncy Way to Burn (Episode 1116)
37. So F-Uncy! (Episode 1117)
38. The Luck of Confidence (Episode 1118)
39. Hocus Focus (Episode 1119)
40. Abricus Macus (Episode 1120)
41. Maximum Counts (Episode 1121)
42. Eyes Plus Eyes (Episode 1122)
43. The Tiroku Tower (Episode 1123)
44. Evil Plaza, Evil Guriza (Episode 1124)
45. Let's All Fight! (Episode 1125)
46. Gender Confusion (Episode 1126)
47. Who Were the Rebels? (Episode 1127)
48. Adventures Chops (Episode 1128)
49. Initial Point (Episode 1129)
50. What a Spider to Do (Episode 1130)
51. Rebels Warning (Episode 1131)
52. Garems Revival (Episode 1132)
53. Comes to Heroes (Episode 1133)
54. The Air to the Sky (Episode 1134)
55. The Toxic to the Groubd (Episode 1135)
56. Roaracryst's Last Stand (Episode 1136)
57. The Band for A Man (Episode 1137)
58. Dustin Bursts (Episode 1138)
59. Shrink the Juice (Episode 1139)
60. Rapp and Slap (Episode 1140)