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Chests

## Normal chest

Chests are your bounty. They are your treasure. Opening them is the only way to gain permanent levels for your heroes. You get these chests by defeating the boss of a stage. It's not guaranteed you will receive one, but it is estimated you get about 1 chest for every 8.5 bosses you defeat.

Once a boss drops a chest it will be boosted for 5 minutes. As long as it's boosted, you will receive 6 items from it. When the timer runs out it will transform into a common chest. Opening a common chest will give you 3 items. Therefor it wise to only open these chests, if they are boosted.

When you open a chest a random hired hero will be selected and the chest will be emptied there. Depending on the state of the chests (boosted or common) 3 or 6 items will come out. There are 4 types of items you can receive from a chest and i will list them in most likely to rare.

1. Basic items: Common. Any of all the items. These will increase your permanent levels.
2. Skillpoints: Uncommon. The blue bottlecap shaped things. These skill-points only last for the duration of the run.
3. Runestones: Uncommon. The purple things that you use to upgrade or craft artifacts with.
4. Rings: Rare. Unlike the items, the rings that you can receive can be of any hero. Not just for the hero the chest is opened on.

As long as you have at least one boosted chest, you will see a chest with a timer bar in the bottom right of your screen. Clicking it will give you the option to open it. That is, as long as you have keys. Should you have run out of keys, you'll be given the option to buy them.

If you no longer have any boosted chest, the chest in the bottom right will disappear. This does not mean you don't have any common chests anymore though. But how will you know?

### Duarg

Click the MASTERS tab. Duarg is the first master. He is the one who guards both your keys and chests.

Here you can see how many chests you have left and also if you have the keys to open them.

Boosted chests will not all turn back to common chests once the timer runs out. Each chest has its own timer and the timer of another chest will not start until another one runs out.

The green circle with the lighting in it can be clicked. This will give you the possibility to boost them again. There are two options for that. Either watch an ad or spend gems.

In case you're wondering about forgetting to open chests. Should you want to time loop and still have left-over chests, *which is very likely*, the game will pop up with a message telling you that you have some things left that could be of use.
The Red Noir!

**The Red Noir!** is the main theme music of the Miraculous Red series. The Lyrics are written by Baxter Ewers and the music is similar to that of **The Future** by **CFO$**.

## Full Lyrics

From Paris, France

And far away

Cast from the Red

Now a Blue away

Fallen villains scream yesterday

Your Kings and Queens

Hit the ground like Red

From Paris, France

And far away

The one force of Paris

They call by name

I came from tomorrow to take back today

I am The Red Noir!

From Paris, France

And far away

Cast from the Red

Now a Blue away

Fallen villains scream yesterday

Your Kings and Queens

Hit the ground like Red

From Paris, France

And far away

The one force of Paris

They call by name

I came from tomorrow to take back today

I am The Red Noir!

## Trivia

* This is the song that will be based off on.
External Links

Currently know and useful links.

Game: http://www.kongregate.com/games/Avaloid/tap-adventure-time-travel

Early game artifact calculator: Calculates what artifact is the best choice for upgrading.

All in one info page: Statistics about your game. From Max level to indepth artifact information. (slightly outdated)

Map of the game: What is the best route to take? Kongregate topic

Mimic Guide: THE guide on kongregate that explains Mimics.

Huntress optimal skill distribution: A little chart that shows the most efficient skillpoint distribution, depending on critical chance.
Fighting

## Tap Adventure: Time Travel

Tap adventure: Time travel is the second Tap Adventure game. The previous game was just called Tap Adventure.

The game is tagged under "IDLE GAME" and "INCREMENTAL", but it's a bit more than that. This game gives you the choice of either playing it passively or actively. Actively is the fastest way to progress, but is most certainly not required. However, it is still required to give the game more attention than your average idle game. There is little (read negligible) progress if you leave the game alone for a month or so, but checking in daily will be enough.

## Starting your first run

Note: The game has a tutorial when you start your first run.

You start of with just your magic bolt. Clicking away to kill the enemies that appear before you on the battle screen. It won't take long to get enough gold to purchase your first hero. The defender. Now the game starts to take off, albeit slowly. You are on your way to 100.

## Your first loop

Finally reached and beaten stage 100. Now you are ready to loop and collect your first reward. A couple of keys and runestones. You can however choose to struggle for a little bit longer and go for the stage 113 mark, to get an extra key and runestone. It's your choice. But... this will be your first loop. The first of many.

## Progression (waves, stages, zones and bosses)

You progress by beating stages (levels) and zones (10 levels). Each zone is set in a specific location. There are currently 8 different locations. Mines, ice mountains, graveyard, forest, city, swamp, jungle and barrens. Each location has its own specific set of enemies and background.

Each zone has 10 stages and each stage consists of 10 waves and a boss. The regular boss has 10 times the health of a regular wave. Every 5th stage has a mighty boss, which has 50% more health than your regular boss. At the end of a zone you have to beat an epic boss, which has 100% more health than your regular boss. Bosses drop chests and you need these chests to give your heroes the much needed boost to get stronger, faster.

Once you've beaten the epic boss, you are usually shown 3 moving icons on the right side of the screen. With the exception of the blue-ish flowery icon, these are free of charge. Click one of them and you'll proceed to the next zone. Be sure to check the locations page for more information.
Lexi Adamasu

* Lexi Adamasu
* Lady Fight
* ???

 —Lady Fight

**Lexi Adamasu** is a recurring character in Miraculous Red. She is a student at Collège Françoise Dupont. With the power of the K.O. and her kwami Tatakai, She can transform into the Superheroine **Lady Fight**. She will also be the holder of the future **Wolf Miraculous** and she will also have a different hair color in the future.

## Appearance

### Physical Appearance

She has Red Hair, but she dyes it Blonde. She also has brown eyes.

## Trivia

Baxter Eberusu / Red Noir / Bat Marron • Valery Eruzu / Verre Arc • Jenny Maku / Grey Wolf • Teressa Aojiroi / Lady Butterfly • Gunther Eberusu / Green Samurai • Christian Amerika / Vert Artistique • Amber Eberusu / Lady Sparkle • Melissa Ueruchi / Black Sparkle • Jin Gure / Fire Fox • Rogan Tomasu / Carcajou • Ashley Ketchamu / Thunder Mouse • **Lexi Adamasu / Lady Fight** • Savannah Aren / Diamond Ring • Leroy Lebeau / The Crow • Lacopy Duchat / Lady Red Noir • Chelsea L'oeildu-Tigre / Tiger Siberian • Maylynn D’araignée / Lady Spider • Jessica Aojiroi / Lady Hummingbird • Damian Ponceuses / King Hornet • Denise Tourneur / Metallic Blu • Belladone Eberusu / Princess Unicorn • Ogilvie Erizo / Hedgehog Bleu

Villains
Ballard Eberusu III/Doomsday

Kwami
Red • Violet • Loup • Papillon • Green • Geek • Sparkle • Foncé • Faia • Uruvurine • Souris • Tatakai • Cristal • Raven • Rouge • Felin • Chevalier • Colibri • Hornet • Unnamed Bat Kwami • Silvesse • Sonique

Ballard Eberusu III/Doomsday • Akuma • Omniskull

Akumatized villains
Pumpkin Face • Big Bad Wolf • The Abandoned One • Artist Man • Magnetic • Blue Horrificator • The Filminator • Evil Lightning • Pink Lantern • The Incredible Laser • Destructeur • Vendredi • Game Over • Unusual Moth • Pumpkin Face 2.0 • Miss Puppeteer • Speed-O-Sonic

Unknown and/or future villains
AntiRed • Spark Shock • Copy Arc • Lady Mindcontrol • Mister Cardmasher • The World • Hoodini • The Minimizer • Sigma

Daniel Gutieresu • Teria Campbell • Lucas Calme • Sont Jay • Bendy Gemuchenja • Laylah Agreste • Micheal Mogan • Karu Banner • Evan Fon • Jerry Bâton

Adults
Miss Quartre • Denise Tourneur

Animals
Charlie Eberusu • Chi Chi • Sucre
Pelagornis

**The Pelagornis page has been Rumored for Isle Development!**

*Pelagornis* is a prehistoric tropical bird that is rumored to be coming to *The Isle*.

## In Real Life

*Pelagornis* was a massive, seagull-like pseudotooth bird that is believed to have lived during the Chattian Period.

## Behind the Scenes

*Pelagornis* is far from being confirmed, but there is some varying evidence that is has been considered by the dev team (In chronological order):

* Dondi stating that the *Pelagornis*, which he dubs "the demon bird" is being made by Byran and Jake (7/18/2020)
* Bryan stating that the *Pelagornis* would be a "neat" addition to the game (1/9/2020)
* KissenKitten states that she is "fighting" for the *Pelagornis* to be added (2/19/2020) [She never confirms whether she "won" or not]

The most conclusive evidence here, however is that there is a Pelagornis folder in Bryan's models/animations files, which was seen during a dev stream.

Besides this, nothing else has been said about the *Pelagornis,* we can only speculate on whether or not it will ever be in the game
Heroes, upgrading and skills

## The basics

When you open up your hero tab, you will see a list of 5 different items. Each with its specific purpose. This is where the upgrading happens. There are two ways to upgrade your heroes.

1. Hero specific. You buy the upgrades with gold and these upgrades only last for the remainder of the current run.
2. Random. By opening chests a random hero will be selected and a maximum of 6 items will be distributed at random as well. The big difference is, these upgrades last forever and will not disappear as soon as you loop.

### Hero specific upgrades

This really doesn't require much explaining. You buy an upgrade and you gain a level for that item. At certain points you'll notice that an upgrade is much higher than expected. This is a key-point level and the next upgrade will add a significant boost.

### Random upgrades

These do require more explaining. These upgrades last, however, these are not a 1:1 addition.

## Permanent upgrades.

Unlike the hero specific upgrades, you will not keep gaining an item level for each item received.

Permanent upgrades happen in stages. There are different stages for the items as well. The higher your item level becomes, the more items you will need from the chests to gain a level. See the chart below for the numbers.

If you look at the image on the right, you will notice the green numbers. These are the permanent upgrade numbers.

The sword is the dmg item. Meaning item 1. It requires 3 items to gain a level. You can check this both by looking at the chart above or by looking at the "Next permanent level up: 1/3" line. Should i want to level it up, i just need to buy 1 upgrade. However, seeing as i have 1/3 of the items required to gain another **permanent** level, i need 2 items from the chest for this item, in order to gain it.

### Appearance

Next to the functional change of the items, there are also the tiny details in the game. Something which, in my opinion, should not be overlooked. With each change, the appearance of the item changes as well as the effect in the item-list. There is a different look for each of the 5 stages of the items. To show the difference, below a picture of both the ranger (left) and the huntress (right), as well as the different effects on the items (middle).

These changes show in the item-list, the little photo of the hero in their home location, as well as on the battlefield.
Spear Bearer

**Spear Bearer** (창지기, *changjigi*) is the Position that snipes the opponent and backs up the Fishermen using Spears. Spear Bearers comprise the long range offence of the team.

## About

Spear Bearers do not tend to be very powerful in a melee, but are very valuable due to their pinpoint attacking from a distance. Some carry Needles when in the front, bearing the possibility of a melee in mind, but most don't. They carry inventories, specially created for holding spears, called Pipes which are quite heavy. They are basically divided into two types, the Short-distance type, who use their spears to hit enemy weak points in the midst of a battle, and the Long-distance type, who snipe from far away. The role of a Spear Bearer is to provide backup for the Fishermen by keeping up a constant attack on the enemy's weak points.

With support of Lighthouse, an accomplished Spear Bearer is able to throw a spear tens of kilometres away. The Lighthouse has a feature which can adjust and guide the trajectory of the spear.

## Basic Arming (Ranker)

* 1 Pipe
* 1 Armour Inventory(-ies) (medium)

## Known Spear Bearers

### Rankers

* Enryu
* Koon Eduan
* Mule Love
* Yu Bok-Dol

### Regulars

* Akryung
* Aleksai Amigochaz
* Grobin
* Gyetang
* Novick
* Parakewl
* Rak Wraithraiser

### Failed Regulars

* Azadni
* Erik Biyon
* Goon
* Hyun Seung
* Inoa Yoran
* Mauchi
* Pichuru
* Red Bull
Artwork & Design

The game has been developed by several people. Besides the depth this game has to offer, seeing as it is basically an idle game, the art and style of the game is also pretty detailed and as such, i felt it was appropriate to also mention the designers of the game. A little spot of praise for them.

* Darehitorimo: Programming
* Tatermand: UI - concepts
* artist: Concepts
* animator: Animations

Note: Links are to the kongregate user profiles.
Tap Adventure: Time travel Wiki

## Welcome to the Tap Adventure: Time travel Wiki

The Tap Adventure: Time travel wiki.
Information. Guides. Manuals. Explanations.

There is more here now. Definitely more than a week ago. Did it even exist a week ago?

These time loops really mess with your mind. Either way, be sure to check the index for quick links.

Don't like the index? Use the search option up top. Chances are that you will find what you're looking for.

Didn't find what you're looking for? Drop by Tap Adventure: Time travel's chat on kongregate and ask your question there.

One little curious fact. Did you notice that the sentences are getting longer each time? Except this one.

note: The game is also available on armor games

## What can you find here?

* A very short and basic introduction
* Basic information: The explanation of the menus and where to find what.
* Advanced information: From Heroes to Artifacts. The When. The What. The How.
* Artifacts: The full artifact list
* Hints and Tips: For starters and up.
* Guides: The more useful pages to help you get ahead
* External Links: (may be embedded in this little wiki place)
* Index: For quick reference.
* Mimics - The guide: A critical guide for the Mimic super-chest made by the Enchant Master
Sigma

—Sigma

**Sigma** is an upcoming antagonist in Season 2 of Miraculous Red. He appears to become the ultimate Akumatized villain to take out both Red Noir and Verre Arc.

He is also the one who's been searching and collecting the Red Miraculous and the Rainbow Miraculous.

## Trivia

* He is the answer to The Collector from the original series as Season 2's villain.
* His name was an inspiration from the character with the same name from the Mega Man X series.
	+ Though this Sigma has a different design than the one from the Mega Man X series.
* He currently doesn't have a name yet

Baxter Eberusu / Red Noir / Bat Marron • Valery Eruzu / Verre Arc • Jenny Maku / Grey Wolf • Teressa Aojiroi / Lady Butterfly • Gunther Eberusu / Green Samurai • Christian Amerika / Vert Artistique • Amber Eberusu / Lady Sparkle • Melissa Ueruchi / Black Sparkle • Jin Gure / Fire Fox • Rogan Tomasu / Carcajou • Ashley Ketchamu / Thunder Mouse • Lexi Adamasu / Lady Fight • Savannah Aren / Diamond Ring • Leroy Lebeau / The Crow • Lacopy Duchat / Lady Red Noir • Chelsea L'oeildu-Tigre / Tiger Siberian • Maylynn D’araignée / Lady Spider • Jessica Aojiroi / Lady Hummingbird • Damian Ponceuses / King Hornet • Denise Tourneur / Metallic Blu • Belladone Eberusu / Princess Unicorn • Ogilvie Erizo / Hedgehog Bleu

Villains
Ballard Eberusu III/Doomsday

Kwami
Red • Violet • Loup • Papillon • Green • Geek • Sparkle • Foncé • Faia • Uruvurine • Souris • Tatakai • Cristal • Raven • Rouge • Felin • Chevalier • Colibri • Hornet • Unnamed Bat Kwami • Silvesse • Sonique

Ballard Eberusu III/Doomsday • Akuma • Omniskull

Akumatized villains
Pumpkin Face • Big Bad Wolf • The Abandoned One • Artist Man • Magnetic • Blue Horrificator • The Filminator • Evil Lightning • Pink Lantern • The Incredible Laser • Destructeur • Vendredi • Game Over • Unusual Moth • Pumpkin Face 2.0 • Miss Puppeteer • Speed-O-Sonic

Unknown and/or future villains
AntiRed • Spark Shock • Copy Arc • Lady Mindcontrol • Mister Cardmasher • The World • Hoodini • The Minimizer • **Sigma**

Daniel Gutieresu • Teria Campbell • Lucas Calme • Sont Jay • Bendy Gemuchenja • Laylah Agreste • Micheal Mogan • Karu Banner • Evan Fon • Jerry Bâton

Adults
Miss Quartre • Denise Tourneur

Animals
Charlie Eberusu • Chi Chi • Sucre
YouStar

—Baxter Eberusu, During a 7 Second Video with another user for a video entitled "Spirit or Body?"

**YouStar** is a Website.

## Overview

Users on this website can make videos, video chat together, edit, create animations, music videos, gaming videos and others. Users can also subscribe to their channel for more updates.

## Accounts

* **TheRedGamer** - Baxter Eberusu's Account
* **IamEmo97771** - Valery Eruzu's Account
* **NerdCritic** - Christian Amerika's Account
* **LovesWolves4Ever** - Jenny Maku's Account
* **TigerGoth65** - Chelsea L'oeildu-Tigre's Account
* **KAWKAW** - Leroy Lebeau's Account

## Trivia

* This Website has been an inspiration to WorldStar HipHop, YouTube and Vine.
SmackDown 262 (March 5, 2010)

***Friday Night SmackDown* #262** was taped on March 2, 2010 at the Intrust Bank Arena in Wichita, Kansas. It was broadcast on March 5, 2010.

The main event was a six-man tag team match as the World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton, Batista and CM Punk faced Edge, Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder. The episode also featured an appearance by Mr McMahon who announced that Donald Trump had accepted his challenge to a match on next week's *Raw*.

## Match results

* Martin defeated Finlay (with Hornswogle) to qualify for the Money in the Bank ladder Match at WrestleMania XXVI
* The Gatecrashers (c) (with Alicia Fox) defeated Brian Kendrick & Ezekiel Jackson to retain the WWE Tag Team Championship
* Jillian Hall defeated Kelly Kelly
* Umaga (c) defeated Kofi Kingston to retain the United States Championship
* Cryme Tyme defeated two local wrestlers
* World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton, CM Punk & Batista defeated Edge, Curt Hawkins & Zack Ryder
Denise Tourneur

* Denise Tourneur
* Metallic Blu

 —Denise Tournuer

**Denise Tourneur** is Amber Eberusu, Belladone Eberusu, Baxter Eberusu / Dupain-Cheng and Gunther Eberusu's mother, a highly upheld Tattoo artist and highest paid Eberusu for the Home. She is also the holder of what it seems like a **Metallic Blue Bee** Miraculous.

## Appearance

### Physical Appearance

Denise is tall, having black hair with blue highlights and blue eyes.

### Civilian attire

She has a pierccing on her lips and ears. She also wears a brown tank top. She also wears blue tight jeans with a belt around it and black shoes.

### Metallic Blu

Her Miraculous seems to be themed to the Metallic Blue Bee.

## Personality

Denise is gentle, kind and has a small punk personality. She is a good responsible parent who discusses issues with her son and daughter and tells them that the Eberusu Family has a legend behind their past, which she remains it a secret to the family (except for Ballard Eberusu III who wants world domination as **Doomsday**).

With great concern and compassion towards others, she helps those in need with selflessness, from people she doesn't know well and people she knows personally like Baxter and Valery. For the Tattoo job, Denise takes her punk personality alittle bit high showing her professional work in personality and treats other respectfully.

Sometimes she's abit nosy and over-involved, usually when it comes to Baxter's personal love life. She still keeps to her boundaries, though, and she wants the best for everybody.

## Notes

* Denise sometimes will go full punk on somebody, including a gang as she can fight without the use of her Miraculous.

## Trivia

* Baxter, her son gets most of his personality from her knowing that she has a mind on her own while Baxter has the same thing.
Cyber Sunday

**Cyber Sunday** was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event, produced by WWE. The first two events were called **Taboo Tuesday** and held in October before being moved to a Sunday night for the third and final event in June 2008.

## History

Taboo Tuesday 2006 text

Taboo Tuesday 2007 text

Cyber Sunday 2008 text

## Dates and venues

 2007 | October 23, 2007
 2008 | June 26, 2008

 Former
Rak Wraithraiser/Sejarah

* Season 1
* Stasiun Nama
* Workshop

## Powers and Abilities

Rak's strength has never been explicitly commented on in relation to others thus far in the series. However, it is highly apparent he is far stronger than an average E-rank Regular in Part 2, during the Workshop Battle. Of particular note is the fact he is assigned a price of 150,000 points in the Development Tournament of the Workshop Battle, same as that of Yeon Yihwa and more than that of Quaetro Blitz. This is even more impressive when you consider that he was of unknown reputation and participated in the prior rounds of the Workshop Battle solely in his compressed form, which weakens his strength.

**Immense Strength**: Rak is extremely strong, disproportionate even with his huge size. He was able to throw a spear over a huge distance and smash aside multiple "strong" Regulars. In the Last Examination, he jumps off a tall cliff while carrying Parakewl through a vast distance and lands on a Giant Worm, with apparently no injury to himself whatsoever.

**Spear Expert**: Rak can wield his huge spear at both close range and long range with excellent skill. He can hit small targets that are hundreds of meters away, as shown when he hit a sniper rifle right out of a gunner's hands in the Crown Game, despite them being on the other side of the arena. He was able to swing and thrust his spear at close range so fast that even Koon was only able to find an opening when Rak was distracted.

**Hunting Intuition**: Rak has a sense or feel for strong opponents or weapons like the Green April or the Black March.

**High Shinsoo Resistance**: Rak is indicated to have very high resistance to dense Shinsoo environments, evident from the fact that he used to swim through Shinsoo to hunt.

**Compression Licenser**: Beings with sizes inconvenient to move about the Tower can get permission from officials to have their size reduced drastically. This allows Rak to become smaller at will.

### Weapons

**Spear**: This is the spear he's been using since the 2nd Floor. He uses it throw, slice or pierce and it is apparently important to him probably because he's been using it for so long. Though he ends up exchanging it for new weapon named Mad Shocker.

**Mad Shocker**: It is a throwing spear that changes shape as it is thrown and has a higher destructive power than a normal spear. It is likely to be at least an E-rank weapon considering his current level. The spear is good for both offence and defence.

## References

1. ↑ Rak Wraithraiser's stat card
2. ↑ Vol.2 Ch.83: 30F - Tournament (3)
3. ↑ Ch.66: 2F - Last Examination (10)
4. ↑ Ch.22: 2F - Crown Game (9)
5. ↑ Ch.06: 2F - Evankhell's Hell (2)
6. ↑ Ch.09: 2F - Lero-Ro's Test (1)
7. ↑ 7,0 7,1 Vol.2 Ch.98: 30F - Closure (4)
8. ↑ Vol.2 Ch.102: 30F - Closure (8)
9. ↑ Vol.2 Ch.184: 38F - Hell Train: The Dallar Show (13); blog post
Raw 261 (February 22, 2010)

***Monday Night Raw* #261** was broadcast live on February 22, 2010 at the Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana.

The episode featured a double main event. The first was a match between Triple H and Bobby Lashley. The second was an interpromotional match between SmackDown's The Big Show, Mr McMahon's representative for the "Battle of the Billionaires" match at WrestleMania, versus Raw's Chris Jericho.

The episode also featured a sit-down interview between Shawn Michaels and Jim Ross to discuss Michaels' upcoming match with Kurt Angle at WrestleMania XXVI.

## Match results

* MVP defeated R-Truth to qualify for the Money in the Bank Ladder Match at WrestleMania XXVI
* Women's Champion Beth Phoenix & Melina defeated Mickie James & Gail Kim
* Kurt Angle defeated Elijah Burke
* Matt Morgan defeated The Great Khali
* The Big Show (with Mr McMahon) (SmackDown) defeated Intercontinental Champion Chris Jericho (Raw) via disqualification (non-title match)
* Triple H defeated Bobby Lashley

## Episode notes

* This was Matt Morgan's final appearance as he suffered an injury following this episode.
ECW 129 (March 2, 2010)

***ECW on Syfy* #129** was broadcast live on March 2, 2010 at the Intrust Bank Arena in Wichita, Kansas.

The main event was a Triple Threat match for the ECW Championship. Christian defended his title against both members of The Gatecrashers tag team and WWE Tag Team Champions, The Miz and Dolph Ziggler. The episode also featured the fourth round of the "Elimination Chase to WrestleMania XXVI" series, which was a Triple Threat match between Mr Kennedy, Evan Bourne and Jeff Hardy.

## Match results

* Jeff Hardy defeated Mr Kennedy and Evan Bourne in an "Elimination Chase to WrestleMania XXVI" series Triple Threat match. As Kennedy was pinned, he was eliminated from the series.
* Sheamus defeated Hurricane Helms
* Christian (c) defeated WWE Tag Team Champions The Miz and Dolph Ziggler (with Alicia Fox) in a Triple Threat match to retain the ECW Championship
Miraculous Red

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***Miraculous Red*** (also named "The Adventures of Red Noir" or "The Red Noir" or Miraculous R)" is a Animated series. It is a co-production by ZAG Animation and Fireball Studios.

The first season has 26 half-hour episodes, an upcoming video game and a Upcoming comic book series.

## Synopsis

*[In] modern-day, Paris, Baxter is an normal student with two last names who is chosen to save Paris from evil along with Valery! They have been entrusted with an important mission - to capture akumas, creatures responsible for turning normal people into super-baddies. When involved in such adventures, these two school kids become superheroes: Baxter transforms into Red Noir, the superior one and Valery transforms into Verre Arc, the shattered glass. But Red Noir and Verre Arc do not know each other's true identity. Baxter is unaware that, beneath the Verre Arc costume nestles Valery, the special kid from school. Similary, Valery doesn't know Red Noir is, in actual fact, just Baxter - an normal autistic boy in her class.*

## Cast and Crew

*To view a complete list of everyone who has worked on Miraculous Red related material, see Miraculous Red/Credits.*

## Production

The original concept for Red Noir was conceived to Fireball Studios around 2016. After having an interest in comedian and influence from Deadpool and other various hard comedy movies. Red Noir was born, and the series of Miraculous Red was inspired from the original Miraculous by ZAG. So in this case Baxter Ewers decided to combine that series with Deadpool and thus the series was born.

## Comic Books

Miraculous Red has had a collection of comic books planned and released in the United States and worldwide. These comic ideas began The Adventures of Red Noir.

## Video Games

Miraculous Red has a plan of Video Gaming in their genres, the first game is also the fourth Fireball Video Game Universe game to be announced. For more info see *Miraculous Red (Game)*.

## Trivia

* Every episode is named after the titular Supervillain, with the exception of Red Noir Origins, the first episode which is named for Red Noir.
* The Show is technically a spin-off, but it's full owned from Fireball Studios making Red Noir a reliable character along the rest of the Fireball Universe.
* This is the first show to include Upgrades for characters on their Miraculous suits.
* Red Noir is said to be the superior miraculous hero, this is a direct nod towards Mega Man X who is said to be the successor to the Classic Mega Man.
	+ Red Noir and Verre Arc are not successors to Ladybug and Cat Noir though.
* Miraculous Red is manly one of Fireball Studios's biggest series of being well known, close to the Super Baxter series.
Superstars 32 (February 18, 2010)

***WWE Superstars* #32** was taped on February 15 and 16, 2010. It was broadcast on February 18, 2010.

The main event featured two Raw wrestlers, as R-Truth faced Jack Swagger.

## Match results

* Mark Henry defeated Paul London
* Finlay (with Hornswoggle) defeated Lance Cade
* Maryse defeated Gail Kim
* R-Truth defeated Jack Swagger

## Episode notes

* This was Paul London's final match before leaving WWE.
Survivor Series

**Survivor Series** is a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event, produced annually in November by WWE.

## History

Survivor Series 2005 text

Survivor Series 2006 text

Survivor Series 2007 text

Survivor Series 2008 text

Survivor Series 2009 text

## Dates and venues

 2006 | November 21, 2006
 2007 | November 25, 2007
 2008 | November 16, 2008
 2009 | November 22, 2009

 Former
Judgment Day (2005)

**Judgment Day (2005)** was a professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), which took place on May 28, 2005 at the Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This was the seventh Judgment Day pay-per-view.

Including two matches on the *Bottom Line* pre-show, there were eleven matches on the event card (although only ten were advertised), featuring wrestlers from the Raw and SmackDown brands. The main event of the Raw brand was Chris Benoit versus Triple H in a First Blood match for the World Heavyweight Championship. The main event of the SmackDown brand was Eddie Guerrero versus Kurt Angle in a Falls Count Anywhere match for the WWE Championship. Other matches on the undercard included The Undertaker versus Big Show in an "I Quit" match, John Cena versus John "Bradshaw" Layfield for the United States Championship, and Shawn Michaels versus Batista.

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2009 Draft

The 2009 WWE Draft was held on the April 6 edition of *Monday Night Raw*. Over the course of the show, 16 wrestlers were traded from one brand to another.

## Match results

Jeff Hardy (ECW) defeated John 'Bradshaw' Layfield (Raw)

* Mr Kennedy was traded from SmackDown to ECW

Matt Hardy (Raw) defeated R-Truth (SmackDown)

* Hardcore Holly was traded from ECW to Raw

The Gatecrashers (The Miz & Dolph Ziggler) (with Alicia Fox) (ECW) defeated Finlay & Jamie Noble (Raw)

* Chavo Guerrero was traded from SmackDown to ECW

Melina (SmackDown) defeated Maria (ECW)

* Carlito was traded from Raw to SmackDown

Unified Tag Team Champion Rob Van Dam (ECW) defeated John Morrison

* Chris Jericho was traded from SmackDown to ECW

Cruiserweight Champion JTG, Paul London & Brian Kendrick (SmackDown) defeated Elijah Burke, Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch (Raw)

* Finlay was traded from Raw to SmackDown

Rey Mysterio (SmackDown) defeated Edge (with Lita) (Raw)

* Lance Cade and Trevor Murdoch were traded from Raw to SmackDown

The Great Khali (Raw) defeated United States Champion Martin (SmackDown)

* John Morrison was traded from SmackDown to Raw

Unified Tag Team Champion Kofi Kingston (Raw) defeated Chavo Guerrero (ECW)

* Montel Vontavious Porter (MVP) was traded from ECW to Raw

Women's Champion Mickie James, Beth Phoenix & Kelly Kelly (Raw) fought Candice Michelle, Ashley & Jillian Hall (SmackDown) to a no contest

* As a result, two draft picks were made. Michael Cole was traded from SmackDown to Raw; and Jim Ross was traded from Raw to SmackDown.

Umaga (with Armando Estrada) (SmackDown) defeated Tommy Dreamer (ECW)

* Edge and Lita were traded from Raw to SmackDown

WWE Champion John Cena, Sting, Edge, Rey Mysterio & Carlito (SmackDown) defeated World Heavyweight Champion Triple H, Batista, Shawn Michaels, Kane & Intercontinental Champion Shelton Benjamin (Raw) and ECW Champion CM Punk, Chris Jericho, Mark Henry, Mr Kennedy & Eddie Guerrero in a Triple Threat Battle Royal for two draft picks

* Kane was traded from Raw to SmackDown; and Batista was traded from Raw to SmackDown
The Bash

**The Bash** is a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event, produced annually in June or July by WWE.

It was called **The Great American Bash** from 2006-2008 before being renamed The Bash. All events held have been exclusive to the SmackDown brand.

## History

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## Dates and venues

 2007 | July 22, 2007
 2008 | July 20, 2008
 2009 | July 12, 2009

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November to Remember

**November to Remember** was an event produced by World Wrestling Entertainment's (WWE) ECW brand, which took place on November 17, 2007 at the James Brown Arena in Augusta, Georgia. It was broadcast on Sci-Fi. This was the second event in the Extreme Takeover series (however it was not titled as such at the time of broadcast).

Seven matches were featured on the card. The main event was Rob Van Dam versus Rhyno for the ECW World Championship. Other featured matches on the card included Matt Morgan versus Test, Sabu versus Jeff Hardy, Tommy Dreamer and Sandman versus Deuce and Domino in a Duelling Canes match, and the Dudley Boys versus The Full Blooded Italians (FBI).

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Armageddon (2005)

**Armageddon (2005)** was a professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), which took place on December 21, 2005 at the Dunkin' Donuts Center in Providence, Rhode Island. This was the sixth Armageddon pay-per-view event.

Including one match on the *Bottom Line* pre-show, there were nine matches on the event card, featuring wrestlers from the Raw and SmackDown brands. The main event from the SmackDown brand was John "Bradshaw" Layfield versus Eddie Guerrero for the WWE Championship. The main event from the Raw brand was Sting versus Randy Orton for the World Heavyweight Championship.

Other matches on the undercard included a 12-man interpromotional battle royal to determine who would be awarded free agent status in the upcoming WWE Draft, Chris Jericho versus Kurt Angle, Edge versus Shelton Benjamin, and Christian versus Martin for the Intercontinental Championship.

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* The other wrestlers in the battle royal were: Big Show, John Cena, Kane, William Regal, Test, Billy Kidman (SmackDown), Chris Benoit, Batista, The Hurricane and Rosey (Raw).

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No Way Out (2006)

**No Way Out (2006)** was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), which took place on February 21, 2006, at the First Mariner Arena in Baltimore, Maryland. It was the eighth annual No Way Out event and featured wrestlers from the Raw and SmackDown brands. Including a match on the Bottom Line pre-show, nine matches were contested on the event's card.

The main event of the Raw brand was Triple H versus Sting for the World Heavyweight Championship. The main event of the SmackDown brand was The Undertaker versus John "Bradshaw" Layfield for the WWE Championship. Other featured matches on the undercard include: Brock Lesnar versus Edge, with Lesnar's WrestleMania championship match on the line, a Six-Pack Challenge to determine the number one contender for the WWE Championship featuring Kurt Angle, Rob Van Dam, Muhammad Hassan, Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerrero and Booker T, and Batista versus Ric Flair.

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Vengeance (2007)

**Vengeance (2007)** was a professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by World Wrestling Entertainment's (WWE) Raw brand, which took place on June 17, 2007 at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. This was the seventh and final Vengeance pay-per-view event.

Including one match on the the *Bottom Line* pre-show, there were eight matches on the event's card. The main event was Rob Van Dam versus Triple H for the World Heavyweight Championship. Other featured matches on the card included the final match of the Gold Rush series, between Kurt Angle, Kane, Big Show and Booker T, with the winner to receive a World Heavyweight Championship match at *SummerSlam*, William Regal and Finlay versus Batista and Bobby Lashley for the World Tag Team Championship, Edge and Snitsky versus Sting and Shelton Benjamin, Carlito versus R-Truth in a two out of three falls match for the Intercontinental Championship, Lita versus Mickie James for the Women's Championship, and the in-ring debut of free agent Mr Kennedy against Val Venis.

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SmackDown 263 (March 12, 2010)

***Friday Night SmackDown* #263** was taped on March 9, 2010 at the Key Arena in Seattle, Washington. It was broadcast on March 12, 2010.

The main event was a non-title match between the World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton and Edge, with CM Punk and Batista both acting as special guest referees.

## Match results

* Rey Mysterio & Finlay (with Hornswoggle) defeated Brian Kendrick & Ezekiel Jackson
* Kane defeated Mike Knox via disqualification
* Victoria & Jillian Hall defeated Eve Torres & Kelly Kelly
* United States Champion Umaga defeated Shad (non-title match)
* Kofi Kingston defeated Carlito to qualify for the Money in the Bank ladder match at WrestleMania XXVI
* The Hart Dynasty (with Natalya) defeated Curt Hawkins & Zack Ryder and Cryme Tyme in a Triple Threat tag team match to become the #1 contenders for the WWE Tag Team Championship
* World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton defeated Edge (non-title match). Batista and CM Punk were the special guest referees
Armageddon

**Armageddon** was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event, produced annually in December by WWE.

It was replaced by Breaking Point in 2009.

## History

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## Dates and venues

 2006 | December 21, 2006
 2007 | December 16, 2007
 2008 | December 14, 2008

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Night of Champions (2008)

**Night of Champions (2008)** was a professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), which took place on October 19, 2008 at the US Airways Center in Phoenix, Arizona. This was the first Night of Champions pay-per-view.

Night of Champions was an interpromotional event, featuring performers from all three WWE brands: Raw, SmackDown and ECW. The theme of the event was that every WWE championship was defended. Including a match on the *Countdown* broadcast, ten matches were featured on the event's card.

Three matches on the card were promoted as main events. The main event of the SmackDown brand was Randy Orton versus John Cena in a Lumberjack match for the WWE Championship. Stone Cold Steve Austin served as the special guest referee for the match. The main event of the ECW brand was CM Punk versus Eddie Guerrero for the ECW World Championship. The main event of the Raw brand was a Fatal 4-Way Elimination match for the World Heavyweight Championship between Batista, Edge, Kane and John 'Bradshaw' Layfield.

The featured matches on the undercard included Bobby Lashley versus The Great Khali for the Intercontinental Championship, Martin versus Rey Mysterio for the United States Championship, and a Triple Threat match for the Television Championship between Montel Vontavious Porter (MVP), Rob Van Dam and Hardcore Holly.

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* As a result of Mickie James winning the match, the Women's Championship was transferred back to the Raw brand.
* The lumberjacks for the match were: Chris Masters, Mr Kennedy, Umaga, Armando Estrada, Shane McMahon, Johnny Nitro, Martin, Kurt Angle, Sting, Rey Mysterio, Paul London, Brian Kendrick, Funaki and Matt Hardy.

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Extreme Rules (Extreme Takeover)

*This article is for the Extreme Rules television special event. For the 2009 Extreme Rules pay-per-view event, see Extreme Rules (2009).*

**Extreme Rules** was an event produced by World Wrestling Entertainment's (WWE) ECW brand, which took place on February 23, 2008 at the Tingley Coliseum in Albuquerque, New Mexico. This was the first event to be branded as an Extreme Takeover special, but the third event in the series retroactively. This was the first of four events to be broadcast on NBC, replacing *Saturday Night's Main Event*.

Six matches were featured on the card. The main event was for the ECW World Championship between champion Rob Van Dam and Jeff Hardy, whose Television Championship was not on the line. Other featured matches included Tommy Dreamer versus Rhyno in a Duelling Canes match, with the winner to qualify for the Money in the Bank ladder match at WrestleMania XXIV, an interpromotional match between Raw's Snitsky and ECW's CM Punk, and Lance Cade and Trevor Murdoch versus the Dudley Boys.

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No Way Out

**No Way Out** was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event, produced annually in February by WWE. The 2008 and 2009 editions were exclusive to the SmackDown brand.

It was replaced by Elimination Chamber in 2010.

## History

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## Dates and venues

 2006 | February 21, 2006
 2007 | February 18, 2007
 2008 | February 17, 2008
 2009 | February 15, 2009

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Backlash (2009)

**Backlash (2009)** was a professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by World Wrestling Entertainment's (WWE) Raw and ECW brands, which took place on April 19, 2009 at the Dunkin' Donuts Center in Providence, Rhode Island. This was the eleventh Backlash pay-per-view event.

Including one match on the *Countdown* pre-show, there were nine matches on the event's card. Two of these matches were featured main events. One of the main event matches was for the World Heavyweight Championship between Triple H and Batista. The second was for the ECW Championship between CM Punk and Chris Jericho, who qualified for the match via defeating John "Bradshaw" Layfield in the opening match of the pay-per-view card. Other featured matches on the undercard included The Undertaker versus The Great Khali in a No Holds Barred match, Shelton Benjamin versus Montel Vontavious Porter (MVP) for the Intercontinental Championship, Mickie James versus Beth Phoenix for the Women's Championship, and Rob Van Dam and Kofi Kingston versus Los Guerreros in a Texas Tornado match for the Unified Tag Team Championship.

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Backlash (2007)

**Backlash (2007)** was a professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by World Wrestling Entertainment's (WWE) Raw brand, which took place on April 19, 2007 at the Philips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia. This was the ninth Backlash pay-per-view event.

Including one match on the *Bottom Line* pre-show, there were eight matches on the event's card, including a double main event. The first main event was for the World Heavyweight Championship between Rob Van Dam and Edge. The second was a Hell in a Cell match between Batista and Kurt Angle. Other featured matches on the undercard included a Triple Threat match to determine the number one contender for the World Heavyweight Championship between Sting, Triple H and Booker T, Kane versus Bobby Lashley, Mickie James versus Trish Stratus for the Women's Championship, and Carlito versus R-Truth for the Intercontinental Championship.

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Survivor Series (2005)

**Survivor Series (2005)** was the nineteenth annual Survivor Series professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), which took place on November 21, 2005 at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Michigan.

Survivor Series was an interpromotional event, featuring performers from both WWE brands: Raw and SmackDown. Including a match on the Bottom Line pre-show, nine matches were featured on the event's card, which featured a supercard, a scheduling of more than one main bout. The main event was an interpromotional match between Raw's Bret Hart and SmackDown's Kurt Angle, the first ever match between the two wrestlers. The SmackDown brand main event was for the WWE Championship between John "Bradshaw" Layfield and Chris Jericho. The main event of the Raw brand was a Survivor Series tag team elimination match, featuring Sting's Squadron (Sting, Shawn Michaels, Mick Foley, The Hurricane and Rosey) versus Team Evolution (Triple H, Randy Orton, Batista, Garrison Cade and Mark Jindrak). Other featured matches on the undercard included Molly Holly versus Victoria in a Steel Cage match for the Women's Championship, a Survivor Series tag team elimination match featuring wrestlers from the SmackDown brand, and Chris Benoit versus Kane in an interpromotional match.

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WrestleMania 21

**WrestleMania 21** was the twenty-first annual WrestleMania professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), which took place on March 21, 2005 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.

Including one match on the Bottom Line pre-show, there were ten matches on the event card. There were two main events on the card. The main match on the SmackDown brand was Kurt Angle versus Eddie Guerrero for the WWE Championship. The predominant match on the Raw brand was for the World Heavyweight Championship between champion Triple H and challenger Sting. Featured matches on the undercard included The Undertaker versus John "Bradshaw" Layfield in a Casket match, Batista and Ric Flair versus The Rock and Mick Foley for the World Tag Team Championship, Shawn Michaels versus Chris Benoit, a Triple Threat match for the United States Championship between Big Show, Booker T and John Cena, and the first ever Money in the Bank ladder match, featuring six Raw brand wrestlers: Matt Hardy, Chris Jericho, Kane, Shelton Benajmin, Christian and Randy Orton.

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