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Zergonian language

The **Zergonian language** is a constructed language in the Rinnarverse that became one of the national languages of the Federal Republic of Bigton.

## Pronouns

Nominative - Accusative - Genitive

* I: ih - ih - ihhoque/ihhoquas (ioque/ioquas)
* thou: te/til - te - teque
* he: inelo - inelo - ilquo
	+ he (classical): relo - relo - relquo
* she: inele - inele - ilque
	+ she (classical): rele - rele - relqua
* it: lås - lås - låscå
* we (inclusive): thenis - thenis - thenquis
* we (exclusive): thinnas - thinnas - thinquas
* you all: tilca - tilca - teique
	+ you all (classic): telca - telca - telgua
* they: tilquo - tilquo - tilgar
	+ they (classic) telquo - telquo - tilgua

-za - like, in the manner of, -ly, (genitive)

## Verbal tenses

infinitive - perfect - continuous

* Past: de- - de-X-ó - de-X-(ó)n
* Present: - - -ó - -ón
* Future: -îlez - -îlendi - -îlen

-yad - (passive verb)

## Affixes

### Location-based

* nel(az) - from
* tul(lan) - to, towards
* niri - in, into
* noro - on
* unta - under
* meza - over
* iniyutez - near
* taionez - far
* nirun - closer

### Time-based

* quei - after
* hei - then
* porei - before
* idezo - meanwhile
* tei - until
* thonlen - long ago
* mar - now

### Amount-based

* anad - all
* irezh - every

### Others

* -nara - -ness
* -zesh - -ness
* -tol, -dol - doer, user
* -dol - (demonym)
* torgo - only
* tir - with
* ven - for
* per - and
* o - or
* -an - very
* nob - but
* -låz - shall, must
* ago(l)- - can, may do
* då- - re-
* -she, -esh, -(n)el - like

## Question words

* quaroa - what
* thene - when
* slato - where
* åren - how
* zang - why
* miyang - who
* a- - can it be done?

## Basics

* tharagon - welcome
* vesk - please
* år - yes
* xawl - no
* iha zolqua - I am sorry
* lerogêg? - are you sure?

## Trivia

* The author based Zergonian on names used for aliens in 1950s-1990s American science fiction works.

### Pronunciation

* å - [ɔ]
* c - [kʰ-], [k]
* ê - [æ]
* é - [eː]
* h - [h], [x] before consonants and at end of words
* î - [iː]
* j - [d͡ʒ]
* k - [kʰ~qʱ]
* o - [ɔ~o]
* ó - [o]
* qu - [kʷ]
* r - [ɹ~r]
* sh - [ʃ]
* t - [tʰ-], [t]
* th - [θ]
* u - [ʊ]
* ú - [u]
* x - [ks~gz], [z-] at the start of words
* y - [j]
* zh - [ʒ]

## See also

* Zergonian glossary
* Wickwander glossary
* Zergonian mythology
* Neo-Norse language
* Northern Rinnarit language
* Esperanto
Zomjonor's Birthday

**Zomjonor's Birthday** is a festival observed at the middle of November, at a few weeks after Uorimon at 16 November. It commemorates the supposed date of the creation of the dreaming god Zomjonor, a popular deity to the Vozonids and their cultures.

In Vozonid, it is traditionally known as "Bandazil", which has become a formal word for "birthday".

## Customs

Among the traditions of Zomjonor's Birthday include:

* effigies of gryphons
* blue lanterns
* blue kites
* wearing blue clothing
* costumes of monsters, such as Mithura and Goruso
* performances of gryphons dancing and fighting against monsters

## Trivia

* Zomjonor's Birthday would be inspired by Halloween and Bon Odori.
* The blue lanterns on Zomjonor's Birthday were inspired by the aoandon, a ghost in Japanese folklore.

## See also

* Glyrindar
* Yule
Volzeraenir language

The **Volzeraenir language** is the national language of Volzeraen, the world's only gamer nation. It is a descendant of the Ardeschi language.

## Verbal tenses

past-present-future

* Infinitive: -o - -se - vri ...
* continuous: -ou - -us - vri ... -us
* perfective: -oud - -ud - vri ... -ud
* irrealis ("I want to"):
* imperative: -joaad - -aad - vri ... -aad

A

* archa - art
* archator - artist

Ae
--

* aen - mountain

I

* -ir - (demonym)

K

* kynos - wood

R

* randzhirak - republic
* raen - land
* rupaash - hunt
* rupaash-she - to hunt
* rupaashtor - hunter

T

* tar - place of
* -tor - doer

V

* vlos - war
* volze - game
* volzetor, voizetor - gamer, one who plays videogames
* volzetren - gamer, one who plays videogames (formal), an elite gamer, a maestro

## Trivia

* (K) - Kislaentir
* (Es) - Elessian

## See also

* Rabydosian language
* Autean language
* Umbirabian language
* Shaunetorian language
Æntarja Arcade

**Æntarja Arcade** (Bujanski: **Æntarja Igramæst**), or **Aentarja Arcade** is a pier located at the east of Djaripol.

It is where Paxoti, Radumo, Paruko, and their friends chat away after a long day of studies, or for a morning jog to drink tea and watch the eastern seas. Sometimes they jog along the pier at sunrise before opening hours to look at the sun rising over the sea or the distant ships to Daleskarnia.

It has a hall for arcade games, another pier that extends eastwards to the sea, a cafe, and another hall for archery.

The Neon Gallery is a games room where players go in teams. They fight through a ruined city, battling holograms of plague-walkers, Kyrvotins, and other monsters and enemy soldiers. Their health is indicated by the lights they wear in their suits, which turn black when a player runs out of health and becomes disqualified.

## Features

* Arcade Game Gallery
* Cafe
* East Pier
* Archery Range
* Neon Gallery

## Trivia

* The name "Aentarja" was derived from the Russian word "янтарь" (jantarǐ), which means "amber".
* "Aentarja" should be pronounced as "AINT-ta-ree-yah".

## See also

* Skenchortnij Branch
* Grommecha Cinema
Wezu

The **wezu** is a ghost from Heronoi mythology. Wezu-mai were created from the souls of people who die from torment.

## Characteristics

Wezu-mai appear as floating suits of armour inhabited by green flames. The flames represent rage against the wezu's killers, and a single touch of its flames can burn the victim's soul, incinerating them from within.

## Trivia

* "Wezu" is derived from the Russian word "бес" (bjes, "demon").
Tuxavin language

The **Tuxavin language**, also known as **Tuxavinoi**, is the language of the Tuxavin Celestials.

## Pronouns

ja - I (masculine)

jo - I (feminine)

... mes - my

ni - thou

nje - thou (polite)

Nai - Thou (god)

... nas - thy

nau - he, him

jau - she, her

drai - we

jös - you all

... nöis - your (plural)

drei - they

* -raia, -re, -rai - (plural)
* staondon - many from far
* staorandon - many from further
* staorandesson, staradesson - many from furthest
* -rassai - so many
* -rassessai - too many, overwhelming

## Verbal tenses

* -(o)s - (past tense)
	+ -os after -s becomes -(o)sso

* -(o)l - (present tense)
	+ -ol after -ol becomes -(o)llo
* -(o)lson - (present tense perfect)
	+ -olson after -ol becomes -(ol)loson

* -(o)d - (future tense)
	+ -od after -d becomes -(o)ddo

* min/mir ... - (irrealis, could perhaps do ...)

## Affixes

### Location

* -is - towards
* min- - in
* uz- - through
* iör - here
* giör - there
* viör - there (far away)
* rauus, rauusot - left
* ixauu, ixauuto - right
* nadaa, nadaatar - up
* ab - front
* sta - back
* thom(mo) - in the middle of, in the midst of

### Amount

gal - big

galja - greater

nuil, nil - little

### Time

hotha - now

glootha - not now

saale, saxle (formal) - later

thuno - while

### Question

Question words are usually added at the end of a sentence in formal speech, but commonly there are used at the start of a sentence.

hja - what

drjo - who

drei, dö (derogatory) - where

neth(ea) - when

njo - why

### Miscellaneous

-ruthaei - being like, similar to

-tras - doer

-ar - demonym

-axoi - language

-oi - people

... vaistha - that ...

## Basics

### Miscellaneous

* au- - a, an
* aia - by (someone)
* dar - but
* uos ... - so that, because
* gla, glau - no, not
* -gla - not
* glo ... - do not ...
* -glo - to not do, to prevent
	+ -gla and -ol put together result in -glo
* ne - for
* mra, mras - against

## Numbers

0; 1-10

* axa; jonda, nula, thira, thassa, sarora, vilora, trindora, aenxa, kro, daera

10-20

* daera, miltixa, laexara (twelve, a holy number), thanixa, thumola, therixea, siltexa, ilaxen, maiaxen, doraxen, midaex

20-100

* midaex, thiradaex, thassasaex, saroraex, vilaoraex, trinoraex, aensadaex, krodaex, thessa

1000 - skara, niara, adaranda

10000 - nanda, saara, exalon (referring to races of lesser gods), zanda (referring to treasure)

100000 - daexa, sondaex(a)

400000 - thirasondaex

million - shorai, kandarai, ialzona (referring to Heaven or Hell), tranzara (referring to the reign or lifespan of a god), drösdroi (referring to a torment in Hell)

billion - vrai

## Pronunciation

* aa - [aː]
* ae - [ae] (not [æ])
* j - [j]
* oo - [oː]
* ö - [ə]
* sh - [ʃ]
* th - [θ]
* uu - [ʊː]
* x - [ks]

## See also

* Tuxavin glossary
* Tuxavin mythology
* Eimarin language
William Basil

**William Basil** is a male Snowfolk who lives in Talbotheim.

## Appearance

William is a muscular Snowfolk man, owing to his athletic training in his younger years. He has short silver hair, pale grey skin, and ice-blue eyes.

He usually wears pale clothes, such as a shirt and some trousers.

## History

William's family lived in the eastern provinces, but his extraordinary strength as a young boy caused him to be selected as a student under Project Exagoria.

## Relationships

His rival and friend is Theodosius: even though they used to compete each other, they remained good friends.

Although he used to fall in love with Leukia, she eventually chose Theodosius. He nonetheless became attracted to her friend, Dorian, who also dated him.

## Trivia

* William was inspired by Fang from Animal Crossing.
* In the original 19-canon, William was Christian. In the current canon, he is Asatruar, so he and Dorian can get along.
Vigefionians

**Vigefionians** are a race of humanoids from the planet Vigefion.

## Characteristics

Vigefionians have peach skin, and colourful hair similar to those of Mannurlings or Caucasians. However, they tend to be more intelligent than humans, and their blood has a stronger, sourer odour.

## History

The Vigefionians were among the earliest civilisations in the Galaxy, alongside the Nabenans (Imdegabat) and the Anevondir. Their civilisation was among the first to be uplifted by the Eimares Celestials.

At some point in the Galaxy's history, they have also created several artificial races as mockeries of their own civilisation, such as the inhabitants of Wosono. Other creations of theirs included the Multadlō, various failed experiments that became successful civilisations, including the inhabitants of Wosono and Valgeta.

## Trivia

* The Vigefionians' culture resembles that of the Byzantine Greeks, while their Gweudetonian ancestors are based on Mycenaean Greeks.
Unowane

**Unowane** is a popular festival observed by many grifajes throughout the Galaxy. It celebrates the last rains before winter, hence the name meaning "cold rains" or "latter rains" in Igarin.

## Igarin Unowane

In the Igarin Empire and other free Igarin nations, Unowane honours the rains that water the crops and jungles. It is held on Autumn 4's 23rd day, and it is celebrated with banging pots and boat races.

## Nandegakkovian Unowane

In Nandegakko, Unowane is the biggest festival, largely adapted from Resparin equivalents. In Resparin culture, Unowane worships the rain god Lónköi, and it is celebrated on the 23rd day of the month of Rĩsdol (December), 14 days after Yule.

The cities of Nandegakko, even atheist ones, celebrate the festival with lavish parades of ancestors and heroes. Other traditions include building ships from scrap metal and released to make wishes, dancing with pots and pans, and a lot of water.

Unowane is also the very festival that became a controversy in Nandegakko, when a human governor during Igarin rule tried to ban it and other Nandegakkovian traditions, angering the atheist locals. They prevailed and banished him back to his homeworld.

## Malendor Unowane

Unowane is a public holiday in many Malendor colonies and members. It is on the 10th of Oltokrai, the eleventh month of the 13-month Malendor calendar.

## Trivia

* The attack on Unowane and the Nandegakkovians' defence of the festival is a mockery of the alleged "War on Christmas": instead of religious people, the targets of the ban on Unowane (equivalent to Christmas) are atheists who love the festival a lot.

## See also

* Yule (Drondai)
* Midsummer
Ombo

**Ombo** is the supreme god of the Lurillim pantheon.

## Appearance

He appears as a many-armed shadow with a white mask.

## Characteristics

Having existed from the dawn of existence, he is the only god in the Lurillim pantheon who cannot die or be killed. He has no spouse or consort, and he tends to be a loner.

Ombo lives under the earth, deep within caves where he guards precious, ancient treasures.

Although he is sadistic, he is also protective of the Lurillim, who consider him to be their creator and guardian.

## Trivia

* Ombo was inspired by the Marionette or Puppet from FNAF, and Sauron.
* One battlecry used by the Lurillim was "Ombo Krikitthar" (Ombo devours all).
* In the Ontemazei Empire, he was known as Oma-Vatjo.

## See also

* Naeloros/Neelo, another deity of horrors and oblivion syncretised by wayward Igarins with Ombo.
* Lurillim mythology
Nakoruru

Nakoruru (ナ ナ コ ル Nakoruru) ist eine Figur aus der Samurai Shodown-Reihe (Samurai Spirits in Japan) von SNK. Sie ist neben ihrem Hauptdarsteller Haohmaru eine der bekanntesten und beliebtesten Figuren der Serie und wurde 1993 im Original Samurai Shodown vorgestellt. Nakoruru ist eine gutherzige, junge Ainu-Schreinjungfer, die die Natur liebt und das Böse mit den Menschen bekämpft Hilfe von ihrem Falken Kumpel Mamahaha. Sie hat eine jüngere Schwester namens Rimururu und ein aggressives und blutrünstiges Alter Ego namens Rera. Nakoruru ist eine der beliebtesten Maskottchenfiguren von SNK und hat auch in vielen anderen Spielen und anderen Medien mitgewirkt.

In der Super Smash Bros.-Serie ist ihr Outfit ein Mii-Kostüm.
Unification Day

**Unification Day** (Novantirna: Novannol Ômbôřes) is the national day of the Malendor Supercorporation, which comemmorates Rîgara's founding of the galactic civilisation and victory against the Theocrats of Novantir.

It is celebrated on 10 Novandöra, on the tenth day of the tenth month of the galactic Malendor calendar; and on Novantir's local calendar, at 20 Tîrčedra, the twentieth day of the sixteenth month.

## See also

* Unification of Novantir
* Yule
* Festival of the All-Seeing Eye
* Novantirna calendar
* Malendor timeline
Vairazil

**Vairazil Surjodarin** is a Josolchir woman.

## Appearance

As a Vozonid, she has crimson skin, curly black hair, and green eyes.

## Personality

Vairazil is quite gentle and friendly.

She likes music and drawing.

## Family

Vairazil's mother is a baker, and her father is a chef. She has three sisters and a brother.

## Relationships

Her friends include Wiresa, Mjariloz, Ang Yeung, Thanozrin, and Kjadori. She and Mjariloz are in love.

## Trivia

* Vairazil was originally created for a game of The Sims 4 as Wiresa's and Ang Yeung's roommate.

## See also

* Amaril
* Alicia Thames
Ukrainian glossary

This is a list of known Ukrainian terms in the setting of the Rabydosverse.

(R) - Rukanian equivalent

B

* boh (бог) - a god, a deity
	+ (R) - boro (modern)
* bohamy (богами) - "by the gods"
	+ (R) - bohamy, bohami ("oh my gods", an exclamation of shock)

Ch
--

* chervonyj (червоний) - red
	+ (R) - chervonyj ("red")
	+ In Bujanski, it formerly meant "red", but was reused in later times as the word for "pink".

D

* daty dobro (дати добро) - "give [something] good"
	+ (R) - datjobro - "thank you"

N

* navchannja (навчання) - "learning"
	+ (R) - navchannja - "class, a school lesson or course"

R

* razom (разом) - together
	+ (R) - razom - "together"
	+ Bujanski knights from Rukania brought the term when they liberated their homeland.

S

* serdjuk (сердюк) - mercenary units in the Zaporizhian Cossack armies
	+ (R) sertsuk - "footsoldier, foot squire"
* sich (січ) - a settlement of the Zaporizhian Cossacks
	+ (R) - sich - "a castle"
* siohodni (сьогодні) - today

V

* volostj (волость) - (archaic) a county
	+ (R) volotsj - "a king"
	+ The Rukanian word was derived from the source of the Ukrainian word, "volstь" (proto-Slavic), meaning "authority, rule".

## See also

* Rukanian glossary
* Cyrillic
* Russian glossary
Vozonid Empire

The "**Vozonid Empire**" is a name for several successive civilisations of the Vozonid culture:

### Post-Sixteenth Age

* First Vozonid Empire
* Third Vozonid Empire: Manditur Dynasty

### Sarmelonid Era

* Fourth Vozonid Empire: Sarmelonid Empire
	+ Irajon
	+ Bujan
	+ Siangwaan
	+ Vovtarla

### Green Years

* Sixteenth Vozonid Empire: Jauparturnid Dynasty
* Later Sarmelonid states
	+ Porashon
	+ Shaunetor

### Modern Aeon

* Thandizo Dynasty
	+ Turodaron
* Arazonid Dynasty
	+ Arantar
* Later Thokortar Dynasty
	+ Josol
* Zaqovian Empire
	+ Federal Republic of Azgo
	+ New Vozolaz
* Mirkuzian Empire
* East Azgo
* Wannaenid Empire

## Trivia

* The Vozonid Empire was inspired by Hittite and Thai art, Indian influence in Southeast Asia, Chinese emperors, and the Roman Empire.
Uru-tře

The **Uru-tře** (singular: Uru) are a sort of robot used by the Malendor Supercorporation.

## Characteristics

The Uru-tre were built like darkened skeletons and walking suits of armour, although bodyguards and security guards among these robots tend to have handsome faces to reassure their patrons. They were created to hunt down enemies or exterminate targets.

Unlike many other automatons of the Malendors, they only thought of killing and obeying their commanders, as they . Occasionally, a rebel would control or built their own Uru-tře as their personal army against their Malendor masters.

## Features

The Uru-tre have dozens of variants. Here are the most widely-used variants in the Malendor Corporate Armed Forces:

* Řudol - footsoldier armed with a gun. Mostly used as cannon fodder in battlefields, or to exterminate communities that displeased the Supercorporation's authorities. The most basic of all Uru-tre units and the most common. Black armour.
* Řoičal - footsoldier armed with heavy guns and cannons. Black armour.
* Dormud - heavy siege infantry. They use their fists or heavy guns to fight. Red or green armour.
* Grizeh - fast-moving infantry to surround enemy armies or chase survivors. They are armed with arm-blades and guns along the blades' sides. White and green armour.
* Naigrazeh - fast-moving infantry in water. They are armed with rifles. Blue and white armour.
* Dradoval - sentinels used to guard important locations or as elite armies for commanders. They are armed with rifles. Blue and white armour.
* Jorïočal - elite armies used for commanders to purge or slay enemies, or as bodyguards: however, they can be tasked to kill any commander who has failed the Corporate authorities. They are armed with rifles, and they can be fast. Blue and gold armour.
* Dorïvez - security guards in streets. They are armed with pistols and lasers. Black, white, and green armour.
* Kronïvez - security guards in dangerous locations. They are armed with rifles in their hands. Black and blue armour.
* Řuzadrol - better-equipped robotic infantry than the basic Řudol: in spite of their better armour, Řudol-tre tend to be more common because they are easier to produce in large numbers. They are armed with rifles. Black, white, and blue armour.

## Trivia

* The Uru-tře were inspired by the Terminator robots and the Necrons.
Werewolves

**Werewolves** are wolf-like monsters from folklore.

## Characteristics

They have the heads (and sometimes paws and tails) of wolves, but a humanoid structure that allows them to run of their hind legs.

They are strengthened either by biting people (turning them into werewolves) or the light of a full moon. Their weakness is silver and the wolfsbane plant, which kills them.

## In the Rabydosverse

The closest equivalent of a werewolf is the Zuronnon, a species of anthropomorphic wolves. They practice a warrior culture and enjoy combat and violence like an addiction. Unlike their folklore counterparts, silver cannot kill them: on the other hand, silver is used as a symbol of wealth.

They enjoy keeping actual wolves as pets: wolves fascinate them, as they compare wolves to apes when compared to humans.

## In the Rinnarverse

The zargothuz is a race of wolf-people from Wicker and Wander Flame that live along the central forests in warrior tribes, with occasional mercenaries and even scholars among their race. They also hunt vampires. They were added in 2001 with other creatures inspired by horror movie characters, such as cergols (pumpkin scarecrows) and jurxe (clowns).

The föri (or förjar) are a sort of ghost from Vetarbroitar folklore, derived from an ancient American subculture known for influencing its society. Förjar are supposedly born from the souls of American warmongers and aggressors, attacking outcasts and artists to use them to build a new American empire. They appear in the form of bipedal wolves and dogs, and they usually possess people when they wear any animal costume or study history. To avoid them, some superstitious Vetarbroitar avoid animal costimes; but if they have to wear them, they pray to Thor and wear a mjolnir before they put on the suit. Some Rinnarits also changed the word for "four" (föri to fön) to avoid invoking these spirits.

The föri are the basis for a game known as förgrip. It means "catching the föri", as in catching the player who gets possessed by a föri-ghost. Four players wear the costumes of dogs or wolves, and each player should say something outrageous or ridiculous. The most reckless player wins the game. To reward him or her, one the players pours ice water on his or her head while singing a hymn to Thor: a festive song used in those games was "O Mighty Thor, Burn The Fur Out Of Me".

On Yule and other festivals, a mock battle is fought between players representing Odin and Loki. Loki's players are dressed up as wolves, dragons, giants, and Earthlings, and among them are some förjar wearing American costumes.

Leukia is sometimes compared to a zargothuz or a föri (a ghost of an American warmongers) because of her love of wolves. At times, she was given a costume based on a white wolf, but listening to the advice of her friend Dorian, she prayed before she put on the costume. Nothing seemed to happen, so sometimes she wore the costume to scare her friends in pranks.
Thralondian glossary

This is a list of words in Thralondian, the language of the Thralondian Empire.

## Wordlist

* dar - great, higher
* dardurros - emperor
* Drenlog, Dinlothag - Denlotia
* gaudar - a ship, a large ship (pl. gaudaron)
* Idmaavoges - Ardesch
* irmakma - a raid
* irmaok ... - to raid, to beat up
* lo- - something that belongs to another word
* lo-irmakma - raid belonging to ...
* lo-lokma - mission for ...
* lokma - something you do for someone, an assignment or mission
* Mahkor - Great
* makma - action, work
* -(ma)kma - an action
* mathrin - the later currency of the Thralondian Empire (pl. mathron)
* nagaudar, namgaudar - an airship
* namaont - the sky
* nameand lo-irmakma - air raid
* nameane - aerial
* pugthag - fool
* Rihovar - Rukania
* sirenda - a former currency (pl. sirendwen)
* skana - mirror
* Sohemar - Sevraeja
* suga - a Terran temple
* thag - stupid
* Thaalun - Tornarin Empire
* thres - Terrans
* thros - a king
* ukapuk, kapugthal - a stupid person, a fool
* zukna - (derogatory) a "mug", a face
* zuthag - slave

## Trivia

The author based Thralondian on stereotypical cavemen's speech.

Thralondian has multiple plurals based on the status of the word they affect. -en is one form, and -on is from another form.

## See also

* Tornarin glossary
* Wannaenid glossary
Valkyries

The **valkyries** (Old Norse, singular: valkyrja; plural: valkyrjur) are divine women, perhaps Aesir goddesses, who bring half of all slain warriors to Valhalla to be trained endlessly and brutally for the Ragnarok War near the end of time. They are the servants of Odin.

## Mythology

Although they are seen as beautiful and attractive, in ancient Norse times, they are also very cruel to the living. They either hunted them like beasts for sport, or (to some extent like their king Odin) they enjoyed arranging everything around their victims to kill them.

Women who die in battle as warriors do not become valkyries. As warriors, they end up as female einherjar. However, the valkyries also "serviced" male einherjar with food, drink, and their bodies.

Some valkyries were ascended women who were chosen to become gods, among the warriors of Odin. As his warriors, they also had a code of conduct, which punishes them for disobedience by turning them into mortals. Marriage to a mortal also causes a valkyrie to turn into a human.

## In the Rabydosverse

The Heronoi are afraid of valkyries, not only because they were spirits of the dreaded god Odin, but they are also very brutal. While some Heronoi women tolerate being called "valkyries" because of their beauty and their skill as warriors, most of their kind dislike it, because it compares them to savage murderers.

The equivalent beings in Konjor mythology are the *qongorvo*, harpies and butchers. Droids with a similar deign were used to frighten Malendor soldiers, and they were also armed with missile launchers on their backs or hands.

In Malendor mythology, valkyries are goddesses who serve Odin, but aside from retrieving the souls of warriors, they enjoyed hunting and killing living people as if they were animals. Malendors also believe that when valkyries are sent to a target, nothing can stop the shieldwomen of Odin, and even the strongest substances that withheld lesser gods will eventually erode. They are feared as sadistic death goddesses and hunters of the living.

Inzarîl was jokingly mentioned as if her sinister face would had been frightening enough to even scare a valkyrie, but that was only an exaggerated, humourous comment.

In Aspiera, the warlord Grandar boasted to his men that they would "bed" valkyries after they die as warriors in his empire. His beliefs were a distortion of the veneration of the Aesir, fuelled by his hatred of the Malendor government.

Banchje, a Kuelgon woman, sometimes appeared as an angelic being to frighten the undead monsters of Rukthan's depths. When her friends compared her to a valkyrie because of her magical armour, she corrected them by stating that it was einherjar armour.

## See also

* Berzatri
* Hyena, in Vozonid mythology seen as a symbol of death
Vigefion

**Vigefion** is a temperate planet located at the eastern side of the central hub of the Galaxy. It is the homeworld of the Vigefionians.

## History

Vigefion was home to one of the oldest civilisations in the Galaxy, which had a rivalry with the Imdegabat of Nabena. In ancient times, it was known as Gweudeton.

Many ages later, a team of Vigefionian scientists created several humanoid races on the plains planet of Wosono. Other teams also created various races, such as the Valgetans and the other Multadlo.

During the Eleventh Galactic Empire, Vigefion was ruled by six kings and one queen ("King" Herebatai) known later as "Thanexon, Xarexon, Karitkausaro, Wanzaxo, Iriditwon, Duronboskon, Herebatai". These kings worked together to protect their colonies from various Multadlo revolts, including the Arnadjanai hordes who destroyed and ate their members at Wosono.

Centuries later, the Valgetan Princess Radaxuri invaded Vigefion and set up her own colony, feasting on the deceased.

Thousands of years later, it was a tributary state of the Cyan Senate. The architect Asterion fled from a siege and his tormentors in his homeworld, where he served the Vozonid emperor Rhôndovon III in building weaponry to defeat Surennid forces attacking his empire.

## Trivia

* In an earlier story that the author wrote, Vigefion has become into the ruined world of Pastoria, where a haunted artifact containing a princess lies. It is set around two million years after the Tornarin Bombardment.
Wraithstorm

The **Wraithstorm**, or **First Wraithstorm**, was a disaster that ruined Palkyras at the end of the 18th century AT.

## Events

The Wraithstorm was unleashed by a Thralondian expedition to Rabydos, as its leaders sought to open the tomb of Burendil III and take its power. Instead, by releasing Burendil III's Wraith, the spirit became a storm that mutilated and murdered millions of people across the continent, freemen and Thralondians alike.

## See also

* Kyrvotin Invasion
* Ontemazei War, Green Years
* Tornarin Bombardment
Umbirabian language

The **Umbirabian language** (Umbirabian: **Leišån' Ūmbiråbōn**) is the national lanuage of Umbirab, a republic of immortals.

## Plurals

As in Rabydosian, plurals can either be shown by adding -im (for common words) or by modifying the structure (for higher words).

## Affixes

* -en - (genitive)
* -in - (genitive, honorific)
* ezm(a), ezmal- - (collective)

### Amount

* ozim - great
* ozma- - great ...

### Location

* ... ey - towards
* kayka - up

A

* azid - star
	+ azda - great stars
	+ azidim - stars

B

* bābon - gate
	+ plural: ābbim
* banetok - to scatter
* Banutokkon - He Who Dispels Chaos (Marduk)
* bisur - meat

E

* ed, ey - and
* ezmanetok, ezmantok - disorder
* ezmāzya - Far West
* ezmēzya - Far East
* ezrikhwan - calendar
	+ plural: azarkhau
* ezya - east

G

* gimal - mountain range, mountains
	+ plural: agmal (many mountain ranges)

K

* kačåbun - angel

L

* leišånom - language
	+ Leišån' Ūmbiråbōn - Umbirabian language
* lom - king
	+ plural: ilma

M

* maṣiron - notable star
	+ plural: amṣiro (great stars)
* mewerya - welcome!
* meweryan (... ey) - welcome to...

N

* namron - lord, king
	+ plural: anmara

O

* o-zmanetok - scattering

P

* pitow - to open

Q

* qoluton - jungle
	+ plural: aqloto

R

* rab, rob - city, town
	+ plural: orba
* resya - west
* rikhewa - month
	+ plural: rikhwim

S

* serul - to scorch
* sirram - forest
	+ plural: osurra
* sohal - raptor

Sh
--

* šebru - violent

T

* temoq - pain

U

* Ūmbirab, Ūmbiråb - City of Immortals
* ū(n) - no, not, un-

Y

* yonun - day
	+ plural: aynan

Z

* zamur - to kill

## Numbers

* 0; 1-10 - qebbe; išen, sine, selsau, orpo, khomis, šotis, sobin, sāmin, iṣera, aṣara

## Basics

* mewerya - welcome
* išara, šar - yes
* ūn, on - no

## Examples

* Meweryan, Ūmbiråb ey. - Welcome to Umbirab.

## Trivia

* Umbirab and Rabydos speak a language that resembles Akkadian and Arabic. Even though both of their languages are mutually intelligible, Umbirabian has a slightly different pronunciation. Umbirabian also sounds "quick and shortened" to a Rabydosian speaker, and Rabydosian would sound "lazy and old-fashioned" to an Umbirabian speaker.

### Pronunciation

* å - [ɔ~ɒ]
* č - [c~t͡ɕ]
* o - [ʊ~o]
* q - [q]
* š - [ʂ]
* ṣ - [t͡s]
* ū - [oː~ʊː]

## See also

* Rabydosian language
* East Umbirabian language
* Falturian language
* Autean language
* Volzeraenir language
* Shaunetorian language
Thomas Hughes

**Thomas Hughes** is Victoria Hughes' and Antony Hughes' younger brother.

## Appearance

Thomas is a Latvian-American teenage boy with an average build, peach skin, a little longer blonde hair than his brother, and blue eyes.

He tends to wear cool colours and white trousers.

## Personality

He tends to be the cooler one of the two brothers, if not the voice of reason. And he likes shovels.

## Trivia

* Thoas and his brother were inspired by Zack and Cody.
* His weakness is being a killjoy who cannot stand his siblings' mischief.
Vovtarlan mythology

**Vovtarlan mythology** are the syncretic beliefs of the Vovtarlan people and their kingdom, a fusion of Montejo and Sarmelonid cultures.

## Gods

* Rojono, Roi - the supreme god
* Zomjonor - god of dreams, civilisation, inspiration
* Olindo - Olinor, god of the Great River in Vozolaz; in Vovtarla, he is simply the god of all rivers and farming
* Drohono - heavenly white horse, god of happiness
	+ Became popular in Vovtarla after the adoption of the horse as the planet-kingdom's national animal.
	+ King Aghurendon's horse was not an incarnation or agent of that god, but simply a gift.
* Samariko - god of the sea and oceans

## Beings

"Wights" are simply good spirits of nature. Like the Vozonids and their Monterjo ancestors, Vovtarlans pray to them for blessings and good luck.

* japuro - gryphon angels
* topokkon - tree spirit who oversees oaths
* opaljoz - fire spirit
* gasoro - water spirit
* ukjon - sea wight
* olposhau - river wight
* hilposhau - wights of the pond and smaller bodies of water
* kompasharau, kasshoz - forest wight or fairy
* tamporen - farm wight
* Four Animals of the Directions - four gods worshipped by Vozonids as guardians of the directions.
	+ The star-horse for the north, the sun-horse (or sun-bird) for the east, the raptor for the south, and the gryphon for the west.
	+ Azdortil once prayed to them for protection when he was in prison.
* Great Lord of Kossuawenz - a wight who guards the region. He appears as a man in red robes and a white beard
* Eight Continents, Nine Oceans - seventeen powerful wights or lesser gods who oversee the regions of Vovtarla. Every year, the King prepares a feast of seventeen dishes to worship these wights and earn their blessing. After being arranged on a table with empty chairs, the dishes are arranged, and they and the table are burned.
* Guardian Spirit of the World - the god of Vovtarla, believed to be a spirit from another world who settled there after ascending from death.

## Evil beings

* ongaroz - "shredder"
* herjo - spirit of disease

## See also

* Sarmelonid mythology
* Vozonid mythology
Volagzen

**Volagzen** is a substance used by the Konjor Supercorporation to create its clones. In its default form, it was an acid-like green ooze made from plant material, although it was also created from bodies of "inferior" and slave species such as Arentosians.

Its proper name was BSP-T48-Sh8732.

## Green years

A modified version of volagzen, the *sanizoi* ("green death"), was used by the Ontemazei Empire to exterminate their enemies and terraform hostile lands. When heated to a certain temperature, it becomes into a sort of plasma that sears anything it touches, but when exposed to arid conditions it disintegrates into glass and crystal dust. It also releases toxins that instantly kill all humanoid life, and once it cools down it causes rapid plant growth and mutation in many animals.

Although Ontemazei can breathe under *sanizoi*, prolonged exposure to *sanizoi* can cause Ontemazei to mutate into monstrous, brutish cannibals.
Vojari

The **Vôjari** are a race of Ontemazei. They are winged humanoids who live on trees and stilted homes.

## Characteristics

Vôjari are humanoids with yellow and pale skin, pink to green hair, and large, avian wings.

## History

The Vôjari were created by the Konjor Supercorporation as yet another brand of toys, mocked for their ferocity and their fragile structure.

During the Ontemâzei Empire, they served its armies as airborne troops, swooping down to slaughter the foe or rain death and support fire from their guns and bows. After its defeat, the Vôjari went into hiding.

One kingdom of Vôjari, Worikura, thrived in Krodretch, to the northeast of Exar, a territory of the Tornarin Empire. Its people live in stone cities and they speak a direct descendant of the Ontemazei language. In recent years, they helped the stranded passengers of the Coco Haringālkyos skybarge to fight their way through the Technocrats, as the latter aided them to sabotage the Technocrats' fortress..

## Trivia

* The Vojari may had been inspired by Fluttershy from Equestria Girls and harpies from Greek mythology.
Universal Remnants

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**Universal Remnants** is the first film in Act 3 of the Phenomenal Anomalies Cinematic Universe, and the 13th film in the PACU in total.  It will be directed, produced, written, and composed by Unkle Shane.  It is the sequel to the PACU film Universal Secrecy and will take place after the events of Determination.

## Synopsis

After the events of Determination, the Universal Secrecy group (the Universal Truth) must go throughout the galaxy hunting down the remains of Father Lacuna’s regime that was responsible for the events of The Determinating Factor and Determination.  While doing so, they encounter the son of Father Lacuna and must defeat him before he continues his father’s work.

## Trivia

* The film is intended to answer any questions that the audience has after the events of Determination
* While writing the synopsis for the film, Unkle Shane finally came up with the name for Father Lacuna, who is the villain of The Determinating Factor and Determination
List of Aliens in Manifest Extraterrestrial

Many alien species appear in the military science fiction series Manifest Extraterrestrial, most of which are affiliated with the Gorebics.

## Gorebics

### Gorebic (Standard)

Typical Gorebics have facial structures resembling turtles or frogs, comparable to the Boggard Bullywugs from *Dungeons & Dragons*. Gorebics usually have a shiny red patch on their heads resembling a human brain, symbolic of their goal to extract human brain matter. Gorebic armor is usually black with pink padding and greenish-brass highlights, along with fuchsia tubes and lights. While their function is unconfirmed, a large silver gadget (theorized to be a life-support unit) is at the center of the Gorebics' armor. Gorebic soldiers tend to have squarer jaws and larger, toothier mouths, while pilots have far-apart eyes and heads that are wider at the top.

### Gorebic Cyborgs

Gorebic Cyborgs are Gorebics enhanced with cybernetics to make them stronger and deadlier in the theater of war. Gorebic Cyborgs appear to be a slightly different species, as they have larger, green brain patches, different mouths, and a relatively pear-shaped head structure. The typical Gorebic cyborg is half-robotic, typically sporting cybernetics in place of an eye, arm, leg, and half of the torso.

### Gorebic Commander

The Gorebic Commander appears to be a largely similar species to the Gorebic Cyborgs, but with no cybernetics and tentacles instead of legs. The Gorebic Commander is kept young artificially and has shiny, red-colored flesh around one eye, possibly a scar or deformity.

## Creatures

### Gorebic Cortex Consumer

The Gorebic Cortex Consumer (or "Gorebic Headcrabs") are used by the Gorebics invaders as special forces to kill humans and control their corpses. In terms of size, Gorebic Cortex Consumers are large enough to conceal a human's head under them, but not much larger. Cortex Consumers have a slimy texture, one eyestalk, and six tentacles that allow them to skitter around when not controlling a host.

Cortex Consumers were used as plague rats over the course of the initial war with the Extraterrestrial Defense Units. While the Cortex Consumers allowed the Gorebics to remodel and refine their new capitals, they still prevent the Gorebics from completely colonizing Earth. The Gorebics deploy Exterminator forces in deserted towns to remove Cortex Consumers in an endeavor to recover supplies and restore areas.

### Nilimihagivi

Nilimihagivi are creatures covered in smooth, round rings that give off the impression of a robotic unit. A tentacled chunk of tissue is exposed when the Nilimihagivi's rings separate, proving that they are a result of biomechanical synthesis.
Yao family

The **Yào family** is the family of Yào Bakchang, Chang Gao's younger brother.

## Members

* Yào Bakchang (father)
	+ He received a bigger portion of his father Chang Dok's wealth to start a new life in the capital city of Ei Ka. There, he built a successful career for a banking company. Against the advice of his superiors, Yào Bakchang overworked himself to earn more money, leaving him embittered, stressed, and frustrated.
* Yào Maan (mother, nee Lieh)
	+ She started off her career as a successful v-logger, but her envy against her more prominent rivals made her stress herself from her work.
* Yào Lewng (older daughter)
	+ She was a gifted artist and pianist, but her constant rehearsals and performances made her resort to tobacco to relax.
* Yào Zang (younger daughter)
	+ She likes watching and making videos with her smartphone.
* Yào Gun (older brother)
	+ Disobeyed his ill-tempered father by running away as a delinquent to "make up for time wasted on studies". When he was younger he was the favoured child of the Yao family, to the extent that his parents forced him to achieve higher grades in his studies.
* Yào Zong (younger brother)
	+ In spite of his family's hardships and poor attitudes, he is determined to support them. He was also motivated by his god, Aten, to be well-mannered and friendly. As he was not as favoured as his brother Yao Gun, he was able to live a relaxed lifestyle that gave him more chances to become intelligent; that made his brother very envious, fuelling his anger against his father and mother.

Several years ago, the Yaos visited Lao Yukging. They have committed several acts of vandalism and property damage that they were banned from visiting the town, except for Yao Zong as he tried to stop his family from damaging the town.

## See also

* Chang family, their rural counterparts at Lao Yukging.
Ulysses Leghorn

**Ulysses Leghorn** is is a politician from the Collectionverse's version of America.

## History

Ulysses is from Ligonier, Pennsylvania.

Ulysses was one of three candidates for the 2016 presidential election for the Meleagria Party, aside from Alex Paratoumou and Draco Stygian.

As a Meleagrian, his supporters consisted of conservatives, working-class people, and elderly people who wanted to stop outsourcing, mass immigration, and automation that threaten their livelihoods. Although some of his more racist supporters tried to force him to turn to them, his frequent rejection of their ways and explusion from his party led to clashes between the Meleagria Party and extremist gangs.

## Appearance

He is a Caucasian man of German ancestry with peach skin, brown eyes, and greying blond hair.

He tends to wear a suit.

## Personality

Ulysses is jovial and eloquent, able to compose a rousing speech, but he often relied on repetitive jokes.

He is also well-versed in classical literature.
William Basil (19-canon)

**William Basil** is a male Snowfolk who lived in the eastern parts of the Rinnarit Republic.

## Appearance

William is of average height and of a muscular build, owing to his training as a conscript. He has short silver hair, pale grey skin, and blue eyes, like all Snowfolk.

He usually wears a pale shirt with olive trousers, like other typical rural people.

## Personality

William is collected and calm, although he doesn't hesitate to compete with his friends.

He likes running, workouts, boxing, and hockey.

## Relationships

Two of his more notable friends were Theodosius and Leukia. Theodosius was a good friend, and both of them were teased as an amusingly opposite duo: William is the "bigger" one for his size, and Teddy is the "smart guy" for being more of a gentleman. Sometimes both boys compete each other for Leukia's affection, but eventually Leukia chose Theodosius.

## Abilities

As a Snowfolk, William can run faster than ordinary humans. He shares the same weakness to radio waves as other Snowfolk, but he is a bit more resistant.

## History

William was an orphan who was adopted by a lumberjack. His adoptive father made him join the armed forces to prepare him for a possible social collapse when the Rinnarit Republic expires. But due to his exceptional strength and speed, and his willingness to fight the Galaxials, he was selected into Project Exagoria.

He had to face both bullying over his suspected ties with the Galaxials, and the attempts of the Galaxials' agents to lure him into their control. The bullying and the agents instead made him hate the Galaxials even more, to the point that he would not hesistate killing as many Galaxials as he could in the most cruellest ways possible -- against the requests of his friends not to do it and break his own honour.

## Trivia

* William was inspired by Fang from Animal Crossing and images of Soviet youths or conscripts.
* In older versions of the 19-canon, William lived in the eastern Rinnarit Republic throughout his youth.
Pichu

Pichu (ピ ピ ュ ュ, Pichū) ist eine fiktive Kreatur aus der Pokémon-Medienreihe, in der es sich um die vorentwickelte Form von Pikachu handelt. Es erscheint als spielbarer Charakter in Super Smash Bros. Melee, als Trophäe in Super Smash Bros. Brawl und Super Smash Bros. für Nintendo 3DS und kehrt als Charakter in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate zurück.

## Beschreibung der Kreatur

Pichu wird als kleine zweibeinige Maus mit ovalem Kopf und großen, schwarzen, pfeilförmigen Ohren beschrieben. Der Pokédex, die vorevolutionäre Form des beliebten Pikachu, erklärt, dass die Strombeutel auf seinen Wangen noch klein sind und noch nicht viel Strom speichern können. Aus diesem Grund ist es noch nicht in der Lage, Elektrizität zu speichern.

In der Spielserie ist Pichu als vorentwickelte Form von Pikachu weniger mächtig als sein entwickeltes Gegenstück und kann einige Züge, die Pikachu kann, nicht lernen. Der einzige Weg, wie ein Spieler ein Pikachu erhalten kann, das Volt Tackle kennt, ist die Zucht eines Pichu. Pikachu ist ein einfaches Pokémon, aber Pichu ist ein sogenanntes Baby-Pokémon.

## Kräfte und Fähigkeiten

Ähnlich wie Pikachu ist Pichu ein elektrisches Pokémon mit zwei Beuteln auf den Wangen, um Elektrizität zu speichern und sie die meiste Zeit nach Belieben zu entladen. Da es sich um ein junges Pokémon handelt, kann Pichu seine eigenen Fähigkeiten nicht optimal einsetzen. Meistens entladen sie versehentlich Elektrizität, die andere und sich selbst schockieren kann. Im Gegensatz zu Pikachu, das Strom aus externen Quellen speichern kann, ist dies bei Pichu noch nicht möglich. Die meiste Zeit wird sich Pichu durch ihre eigenen Angriffe selbst verletzen, da sie noch nicht in der Lage sind, die Elektrizität vollständig zu kontrollieren, was in einem Kampf einen großen Nachteil darstellt. Pichu sind für den Bodentyp schwach, da sie immun gegen Angriffe vom Typ "Elektrisch" sind, und der Typ "Elektrisch" ist für Angriffe vom Typ "Boden" schwach. Die kleinere Größe von Pichu macht es jedoch ein bisschen schneller als ein Pikachu, obwohl dies der einzige Sparfaktor von Pichu ist, wenn es in einem Kampf eingesetzt wird. Pichu leben normalerweise in Wäldern und sind in freier Wildbahn selten. Sie leben jedoch manchmal in städtischen Gebieten, insbesondere in der Nähe von Großstädten und Kraftwerken, da sie mit Strom versorgt werden, mit dem sie sich ernähren können, obwohl sie gerne Beeren essen. Pichu entwickeln sich zu Pikachu, wenn ihre Freundschaften mit seinem Trainer hoch sind, und entwickeln sich schließlich zu einem Raichu, wenn er einem Donnerstein ausgesetzt ist, wenn er sich zu einem Pikachu entwickelt.