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Django Simms

**Django Simms** is a recurring character in the *The A-List* series of novels and its television adaption, in which she is portrayed by Freddie Stroma.

## Summary

Jonathan Percy's assistant and chauffeur. Known as a man of mystery who plays the piano extremely well with a taste for jazz. He lives in the guesthouse at Jonathan's house and comes from Louisiana. He and Anna are on good terms.
TheCalcMan (Creator)

Profile picture should not be confused with the character that is in it

> ❝...I'm as popular as the grass in front of my house❞
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**TheCalcMan**, also known as **AHLProd** and **calcmanofficial**, is a real person, as well as an amateur artist, writer, Youtuber, armchair historian, Harley Quinn fan, Kingdom of Italy fan and the sole creator of the World Of Peace. Heck, he wrote the article you're reading right now!

## Account Links

* Deviantart (most prominent following, you'll see a lot of wiki pics on here)
* Youtube
* Twitter
* Reddit
* ArchiveOfOurOwn (place of only written fanfiction)
* War Thunder
Second Cold War

## Combatants

* Saudi Arabia
* Egypt
* Israel
* Japan
* South Korea
* Taiwan

 **China** & allies* Ukraine
* Pakistan
* Iran
* Libya
* North Korea
* Syria ( until 2007)

## Casualties

The **Second Cold War**, also referred to as the **Global Disarmament Crisis**, was a series of proxy conflicts caused by the unwarranted distribution of Ukrainian arms and nuclear weapons to multiple nations in the Non-Aligned Movement. It is best noted by a period of tension involving debate over the ownership of nuclear weapons and the growing dominance of the United States in global affairs. It is said to have started over United States resentment over sanctions imposed by UN countries in solidarity with Ukraine and UN influence slowly drifting towards China and Iran. The limitation of United States funding for global influence is considered to have led to a sort of fragile peace within the world, although coming at the price of globalization
As

*adverb*

1. used in comparisons to refer to the extent or degree of something.

"go as fast as you can"

1. *

*conjunction*

1. 1.

used to indicate that something happens during the time when something is taking place.

"Frank watched him as he ambled through the crowd"

Similar:

while

just as

even as

at the (same) time that

at the moment that

during the time that

just when

simultaneously

1. 2.

used to indicate by comparison the way that something happens or is done.

"they can do as they wish"

Similar:

in the (same) way that

the (same) way

in the (same) manner that

like

1. *

*preposition*

1. 1.

used to refer to the function or character that someone or something has.

"it came as a shock"

Similar:

in the guise of

with the appearance of

in the character of

so as to appear to be

in the role of

being

acting as

functioning as

1. 2.

during the time of being (the thing specified).

"he had often been sick as a child"
Leopardheart

Leopardheart, later Leopardstar, was the right-hand-cat to Darkstar,

and the secondary antagonist in Season 1 of my Warrior Cats-series Moonrise, the secondary antagonist of Season 2, the main antagonist of Season 3 (when Darkstar was defeated by the main protagonist, Falcfur), Season 4 and Season 7. He was even dangerous as his former leader and boss of the Dark Forest, Darkstar, and the 2nd-in-command, later leader, of the Dark Forest. He is a tabby tomcat who seems on a leopard (so, his name is Leopardheart). He have blue eyes.

Name: Leopardheart

Also known as: Darkstar's most loyal follower (by Falcfur), Leopardstar, The Coward

Personality/alignment: Pure evil, hypocrite, sadistic, coward

Crimes: Murder, mass murder, rape, intimidation, incrimination, abuse

Occupation: Deputy and second-in-command to Darkstar (formely), Warrior of the ShadowClan (formely), leader of the Dark Forest (nowadays), BloodClan-enforcer (briefly)

Affilations: Darkstar, Scourge, The Dark Forest, the BloodClan

Type of villain: Tyrannical henchman

Minions: Mapleshade, Thistleclaw and Clawface (trusted and main henchmen and the three tertiary antagonists in *Moonrise,* especially Clawface)

His mother is Snaketail, and his father is a unknown tom-cat.
Jonathan Percy

**Jonathan Percy** is the father of Anna Percy and Susan Percy and the ex husband of Jane Cabot Percy. He is portrayed by David Sutcliffe.

## Summary

Anna Percy's Father. Lives in Los Angeles, where he grew up, since his divorce form Jane. He has subdural hematoma so he often smokes marijuana for his pain. Anna is surprised to see her father as a relaxed, laid back, and open person as the Jonathan Percy she grew up was an uptight money manager in a six-thousand-dollar hand-tailored suit.

## Relationships (TV Series)

### Family

* Susan Percy (Daughter)
* Anna Percy(Daughter)

### Romances

* Jane Cabot Percy (ex-wife)
* Margaret Cunningham (girlfriend)
Clawface

Clawface was the most loyal servant to Brokenstar and the secondary antagonist of *Into the Wild* alongside Brokenstar's deputy Blackfoot ( later Blackstar), but Blackfoot wasn't evil; essentially naieve. Altough Blackfoot was the deputy to Brokenstar; Blackfoot was not smart and a coward. Clawface was smart and totally dark; so he was the second-in-command of the ShadowClan. He killed Firestar's girlfriend, the female medicinecat Spottedleaf  and stole many young cats for Brokenstar. Clawface was a minor villain in the *Omen of Stars* and also a henchman of Tigerstar, the best friend of Brokenstar.

   Clawface is the tertiary antagonist in my own serie *Moonrise,* alongside Thistleclaw and Mapleshade, serving as a high-ranking-member to Darkstar ( warning: own mind-villain), Leopardheart and Scourge.
Destino Ind'e Ignasia

Lord General Destino Ind'e Ignasia is a tiefling Duskblade, renowned duelist, and bearer of the Flame of the Jade Phoenix sworn to Queen Veruca I Darrius of the Ashenbay. He has quickly gained a reputation for being one of the most effective unit commanders of the generation, being a deciding factor (along with his personal armed company, the Serpents of Destiny) in the Battles of Avandonne and Raccia as well as the Destruction of Tapinek, where he lost his left arm. Following these achievements, he was granted a large swath of land and a ducal-tier title within the Queendom of the Ashenbay.

**Commander Abilities:**

Coiled Viper - Commander - Units engaged with units under Destino's command cannot issue an orderly retreat action--all retreats must roll against a rout, even units who would normally be able to freely disengage.

Jack of Chains - Personal - Destino's personal unit counts as any unit type except Cavalry, chosen at the beginning of the round, in addition to being infantry. (Destino's unit can still be provided with mounts normally to become cavalry, and stacks the second type on cavalry instead of infantry in that case.)
Weaseltail

Weaseltail, or better known as Weaselfur, is a major antagonist in the second series of Warrior Cats, *The New Propechy,* and a supporting antagonist of the third series, *The Power of Tree.* Weaselfur however makes his debute as the secondary antagonist of the fourth book of *The Power of Tree,* *Eclipse,* as the right-hand-cat and enforcer of the book's main antagonist, Onestar. Sol, the overall main antagonist of the *Power of Tree,* was the overarching antagonist and Bigger Bad in 'Eclips'. Weaselfur was a dark-orange tomcat with green eyes and a WindClan-member.
Sol

Sol is a male turtle-tomcat with darkyellow eyes, who serves as one of the two main antagonists in the third serie of Erin Hunter, *The Power of Three* alongside Ashfur, and also the main villain in the fifth part of the fourth series, *the Omen of Stars,* the *Forgotten Warrior.* Sol was a loner and a terrorist mastermind and mastermanipulator. Sol was also the secondary antagonist of the book '*The Broken Code'* with Ashfur as the main villain, and the overarching antagonist/Bigger Bad of the book **Eclipse', *with Onestar as the anti-villainous main antagonist. Sol was also the main antagonist in the book*** *Long Shadows'.*

   Notes:

. Sol wasn't the only main antagonist in *The Power of Three.* The other was Ashfur. And the corrupt WindClan-leader Onestar was the primary antagonist of *Eclips* manipulated and brainwashed by Sol.

. Little is known about his earlier life as loner.

. Sol was probably more evil than Ashfur, but less than Brokenstar, Tigerstar, Scourge, Thistleclaw or Mapleshade.

. Sol is Spanish for 'sun', so this cat has a unique name!
Scourge

Scourge, born as Tiny on the Twoleg-Place as the son of Jake,  Quince  and as the brother of Ruby and Socks, is the overall final antagonist of the entire Warrior Cats-franchise; serving as the unseen overarching antagonist of *Into the wild, Fire and Ice, Forest of Secrets, The Rising Storm* and *Dangerous path,* and the final main antagonist of the *Darkest Hour.* Also, he was a character in *Bluestars Propechy* and the main protagonist-villain in *the Rise of Scourge.* He was the supreme founder and leader of the BloodClan, with Bone as his second-in-command, right-hand and deputy and Brick as his main enforcer. This last cat serves as the tritagonist in *The Rise of Scourge,* but as a minor villain in *the Darkest Hour.* Scourge was a small, black cat with a white frontleg and blue eyes. He killed Tigerstar, serving as the main antagonist of *Forest of Secrets* and *The Rising Storm*  and as the tertiary antagonist in *The Darkest Hour,* as well as the secondary antagonist of *A Dangerous Path* behind The Pack of Dogs. Scourge wasn't more evil than Tigerstar, but more strong than his victim. He was also a posthumous antagonist in the fourth series, the *Omen of Stars.*

* Trivia:
* He was the main base for both Snaketail and Fabian MCGrew.
Susan Percy

**Susan Percy** is a recurring character in the *The A-List* series of novels and its television adaption, in which she is portrayed by Rachel Keller.

## Television Series

Anna's sister and formerly a drug and alcohol addict. Susan is similar in appearance to Anna except she bleaches her blonde hair to platinum and favors a more rebellious look. Susan is intelligent and studied at Bowdoin University until she fell in with the wrong crowd. Susan despises her father for paying off her ex-boyfriend into dumping her, in a misguided attempt to get Susan off drugs. Anna helps the two reconcile and Susan returns to rehab, this time at White Mountains in Arizona. When she finishes, she gets a job at the Kripalu institute. In her next appearance in the series, Susan is sober and much happier.

## Relationships (TV Series)

### Family

* Jonathan Percy (Father)
* Jane Cabot Percy(Mother)
* Anna Percy (Sister)
Rasputin

Rasputin is a an aggressive dog and to be precise a Rottweiler, and a minor character of my own series '*Moonrise'* and the secondary antagonist of the sequel-series '*Fire and Terror'.* In *'Fire and Terror',* Rasputin serves as the right-hand-man, pet, guard-dog and enforcer of Fabian MCGrew., an evil Twoleg-boy and the main antagonist of '*Fire and Terror'.*

* Trivia:
* Despite being the secondary antagonist of *'Fire and Terror',* Rasputin is shown as even more dangerous than his boss and owner Fabian MCGrew. Rasputin was The Heavy of the series, while Fabian was the Bigger Bad.
* Rasputin has a Russian name.
The Pack of Dogs

The Pack of Dogs are a race of very large dogs and the main antagonists in the fifth book of the first *Warrior Cats*- serie, *A Dangerous Path,* and were led by a evil and very dangerous sheepdog, known as the 'Packleader'. Tigerstar, the hidden secondary antagonist of the book and Warrior Cats' foremost villain, brought them to the Forest through dead rabbits. The Sheepdogs are very dangerous and monsterous, and they hates cats.
Darktail

Darktail is the overall tertiary antagonist of the entire Warrior Cats-franchise by Erin Hunter; serving as the main antagonist of the fifth book series called '*A Vision of Shadows'*. Also, he was the primary antagonist of the book '*Hawkwing's Journey'.* He was a cruel and dangerous tyrant who serves as the leader of his own group of evil and dangerous rogues called 'The Kin'. He was genocidal and a despot, and a new pure evil villain on this wiki! He is a friend of Sleekwhisker, a she-cat and the secondary villain of *A Vision of Shadows.*

Trivia:

* Darktail is, behind Tigerstar (number two), Brokenstar (number one), Scourge (number three), Darkstripe  (number four), Thistleclaw (number five) and Jaggedtooth (number six) the most dangerous Warrior Cat. And than, it's Clawface. Of my own villains based on Warrior Cats, Darkstar ( warning: own mind-villain) is the most evil, than Leopardheart, than Snaketail, than Rasputin (but not pure evil) and than Fabian MCGrew. (not pure evil).

* He is considered as one of the most hated cats, but also as a fan-favorite, like Tigerstar and Hawkfrost.
* He was pure evil because he was a deranged child-murderer, a tyrannical leader, dictator and tyrant, genocidal and power-hungry, cowardly and selfish.
Mapleshade

Mapleshade is a calico she-cat and a major antagonist of the Warrior Cats-franchise; serving as the ultimate main antagonist in the supee edition *Crookedstar's Promise,* the secondary antagonist in the *Omen of Stars* alongside Hawkfrost, Brokenstar and Thistleclaw, the final main villain in the novelle *Goosefeather's Curse* and the main protagonist-villain in *Mapleshade's Vengeance.* She is the arch-enemy of Ivypaw, the main protagonist in *The Omen of Stars,* the medicinecat Goosefeather and the RiverClan-leader Crookedstar, and is a friend of Hawkfrost, Brokenstar, Thistleclaw, Darkstripe and Tigerstar. The last evil cat serves as the main antagonist of the *Omen of the Stars* and *The Prophecies Begin.*

   She serves as a henchman to Darkstar ( warning: own mind-villain) and Leopardheart, and as a major tertiary antagonist in my own serie *Moonrise.*

Even Tigerstar is shown to having some respect for Mapleshade.
Dee Young

**Delia 'Dee' Young** is a main character in the *The A-List* series of novels and its television adaption, in which she is portrayed by Kathryn Newton.

## Summary

Daughter of a famous music producer Graham Young, she goes by Dee. Dee was once in love with Ben and slept with him when they were both drunk on her college tour with Princeton. Afterwards, Dee claimed to be pregnant with Ben's baby but is quickly found out to not be true.

## Appearance and Style

Dee is described as flaxen haired with big blue eyes and five feet tall with a size zero figure.

## Personality

Dee was a sweet-natured and loyal friend, but she had a bad habit of internalizing forever the personal quirks of whatever guy she dated, then leavening them with her own very average brainpower. Dee is very spiritual and is often into the next New Age fad, which often causes her friends to roll their eyes at her. Dee loves to make other people happy and often reaches out to others but often weirds out other characters with her strange ways.

## Relationships (TV Series)

### Family

* Graham Young (Father)
* Cici Young(Mother)

### Romances

* Unnamed ex-boyfriend
* Unnamed fling
* Ben Birnbaum (fling)
Tigerstar

Tigerstar was the overall main antagonist in Erin Hunter's popular *Warrior Cats-* series; serving as the secondary antagonist in the Superedition *Bluestars Propechy,* a major character in *Into the wild,* the secondary antagonist of *Fire and Ice,* the main antagonist in  *Forest of Secrets* and the *Rising Storm*,  the hidden secondary antagonist in *A Dangerous Path* and the tertiary antagonist in *The Darkest Hour* behind Scourge  and Bone of the BloodClan. He was also the overall main antagonist in the fourth serie of *Warrior Cats, '**the Omen of Stars,*** and the overarching antagonist in the second series ( *The New Propechy*), behind his son *Hawkfrost, Mudclaw and Onestar,* and in the third serie (*The Power of Three),* behind Sol and Ashfur. He was the arch-nemesis of the main protagonist in the first serie, the heroic ThunderClan-leader *Firestar,* and a friend of Brokenstar, **serving as the main antagonist of *Into the Wild* and *Fire and Ice* and the secondary antagonist in *Forest of Secrets '***and Omen of Stars*. **Tigerstar, also known as Tigerclaw, was the second darkest villain of Erin Hunter, only outranked by Brokenstar, and a darkbrown striped male cat with yellow eyes. Tigerstar was the main protagonist in his own novelle*** **Tigerclaw's** Fury, *and the secondary antagonist of* The Rise of Scourge *behind Ruby and Socks. He was also the boss, employer, trainer and superior of Darkstripe, probably Warrior Cats' most hated and cowardly villain.*

## Personality

Tigerstar was very ambitious and pure evil, and extremely intelligent and smart. He doesn't feel empathy for anyone else, thanks to his evil teacher, Thistleclaw. He becomes a dangerous traitor and tyrant and a friend of Brokenstar, because Brokenstar was even dangerous ( or more dangerous!!). He hates Firestar very, and Firestar stopped him when Tigerstar will kill Bluestar. In *Bluestar's Propechy,* he was brainwashed by his malevicious teacher Thistleclaw.

*Propechy Begins-* villains:

Tigerstar- Brokenstar- Darkstripe- Brokenstar's Men (Whitethroat)- Scourge- Bone- BloodClan (Brick and Jaggedtooth)- ShadowClan (Clawface and Stumpytail)- Thistleclaw- The Pack of Dogs- Mudclaw- Blackfoot

*Omen of Stars-* villains:

Tigerstar- Brokenstar- Thistleclaw- Hawkfrost- Mapleshade-Dark Forest- Breezepelt- Sol- Clawface- Stumpytail- Russetfur- Scourge
Jaggedtooth

Jaggedtooth was a senary antagonist in *The Darkest Hour,* who serves first Tigerstar as one of his most trusted henchmen ( along with Blackfoot, Darkstripe and Clawface) and later Scourge, Bone and the BloodClan, like Darkstripe. When Tigerstar was killed by Scourge, the leader of the BloodClan and the ultimate main villain in *the Darkest Hour,* Jaggedtooth defected to the BloodClan and becomes one of the best enforcers of Scourge and his right-hand, Bone. Jaggedtooth was also a minor character in *A Dangerous Path* and a minor antagonist in *Omen of the Stars* as one of the henchmen to Tigerstar, Brokenstar and Hawkfrost in the Dark Forest. He was a red and white tomcat. He was the mentor of the ShadowClan cat Rowanpaw.

Jaggedtooth was:

.A coward

. Pure evil

. Not smart

.A former faithful member of the ShadowClan but conspires with the BloodClan.
Fabian MCGrew.

Fabian MCGrew is an evil Twoleg and thus the foremost enemy of all of the cats, serving as the overarching antagonist of my own series '*Moonrise'* based on the series by Erin Hunter, as well as the overall main antagonist of the sequel-series, *Fire and Terror.* He hates cats because his little brother Jonathan or 'John' was soon after his birthday murdered by aggressive straycats. Fabian isn't really pure evil, but despite this called 'The Archenemy of the Forest' and 'The Nemesis of the Cats'.

* Trivia:
* Despite being the overarching antagonist of '*Moonrise',* he was far less dangerous than his successors and the three main antagonists: Darkstar ( warning: own mind-villain), Snaketail and Leopardheart.
* He has a right-hand-man: the Rottweiler and thus dog named Rasputin, who serves as a minor character in '*Moonrise'* and the secondary antagonist of '*Fire and Terror'.*  Fabian was the owner and boss of Rasputin. But also Rasputin is more dangerous than Fabian.
* He was just a 17 years old boy.
* He loves listining music and eating pizza, and, regrettably, also torturing and killing cats.
* He is one of my favorite self-thought-characters.
* The main base for him is Scourge.

Occupation:

Poacher, school-student, singer-songwriter, professional big-game-hunter, Rasputin's owner and boss, leader of the 'Twoleg-hunters', 'Archenemy of the Forest', 'Nemesis of the Cats', cat-killer.

Age: 17.

Main enemies: Darkstar ( warning: own mind-villain), Falcfur (the main protagonist of both Moonrise and Fire and Terror)

Main friends: Rasputin the Dog, his Twoleg-hunters, his younger brother Jonathan until he was killed by straycats.

Arch-enemy: Falcfur.

Closest friend: Rasputin.

Main goals: To kill all the cats of the Forest (failed), kill Darkstar (succeeded), kill Falcfur (failed).
Bone

Bone was the deputy and second-in-command to Scourge serving as a major antagonist of the entire franchise; being the secondary antagonist in *The Darkest Hour* and indirectly the killer of Tigerstar (the real killer was Scourge himself). He was also the villainous deuteragonist in *The Rise of Scourge,* with Scourge as the main protagonist. Bone was a enormous black and white male cat and the best friend of Scourge. He was almost as dangerous as his leader and boss, and a tyrannical right-hand-enforcer. He was also a friend of Brick, a minor character in *The Darkest Hour* and the tritagonist in *The Rise of Scourge.*
Sharptooth

Sharptooth is a mountain lion, who serves as the main antagonist in the second book of *The New Propechy, Moonrise.* Sharptooth is the nemesis of the Trible of Rush Waters ( a group of cats who don’t live in Clans, but tribes) and Brambleclaw, the main protagonist in the book and in the 2nd serie in general, and was the third villain who wasn’t a cat, behind The Pack of Dogs and The Ratleader and his group. Sharptooth was a very agressive and dangerous Puma and the first enemy of the Trible of Rush Waters, the second were the Eagles.
Hawkfrost

Hawkfrost was the lawful evil son of Tigerstar and the brother of Brambleclaw, who was the main protagonist in the 2nd serie of *Warrior Cats, The New Propechy.* Hawkfrost was a major antagonist of the entire franchise; being the overall main antagonist in *The New Propechy* and one of the secondary antagonists, along with Brokenstar, Thistleclaw and Mapleshade, in the *Omen of Stars.* Hawkfrost was a warrior of the RiverClan  and later Tigerstar's deputy in the Dark Forest, the place for evil and horrible cats. Hawkfrost was a brown tomcat with iceblue eyes, who was superstrong. He was a hypocrite; as he save his brother Brambleclaw from the evil WindClan-warrior Mudclaw (the secondary antagonist of *The New Propechy*) who earlier conspires with Hawkfrost to murder the leader of the WindClan, Onestar. When Mudclaw was trying to kill Hawkfrost, Mudclaw was defeated by a fallen tree on fire and also killed by it.
ThunderClan

The ThunderClan is one of the five Clans and the foremost main protagonistic faction of the Warrior Cats-franchise.

The ThunderClan lives togheter at the ShadowClan, the WindClan and the RiverClan and has the forest part. They used to be there with the five Clans, but the skyClan has been chased away by the twolegs and moved to somewhere far away from the other Clans. There is also a BloodClan but it is not official

The ThunderClan contains all the main roles (so far) of the *Warrior Cats* series.

Tigerstar is the biggest threat ever for the ThunderClan. However, when Scourge murdered him, Scourge became the new arch-nemesis of the clan led by Firestar, Warrior Cats' overall main protagonist.

 Evil ThunderClan-cats:

.Tigerstar

 .Thistleclaw
Onestar

Onestar is a recurring character in the Warrior Cats-franchise; serving as a supporting heroic character of the original and first series but a major antagonist of the second series known as *The New Propechy.* He was also the secondary antagonist of the third series '*The Power of Three'* with Ashfur and Sol as the two main antagonists.  However, Onestar makes his debut as the main villain of the book '*Eclips'* of the *Power of Tree,* with Sol as the Bigger Bad and the cat who has brainwashed Onestar to murder Firestar and his entire ThunderClan. Onestar was also a posthumous antagonist of the fourth series, *The Omen of Stars.*

When it was clear for him in the second series that both Hawkfrost and Mudclaw tried to murder him with Mudclaw as the mastermind and Hawkfrost's boss, Onestar fights back against the rogues led by Mudclaw. Surprisingly, Hawkfrost fights against Mudclaw when Mudclaw was trying to kill the protagonist and warrior of the ThunderClan, Brambleclaw, and when Mudclaw tried to kill Hawkfrost for his betrayal, Mudclaw was killed by a fallen tree on fire by thunder.

In the *Power of Three* in the book '*Eclips',* Onestar was trying to ursurp the ThunderClan and killing Firestar and his friends manipulated by the mysterious Sol, the overall main antagonist of the *Power of Tree.* But Onestar was defeated by Firestar and punished for his crimes. Onestar was the main antagonist of *Eclips* with Sol as the overarching antagonist, mastermind behind Onestar's crimes (corruption, conspiracy, invasion, attempted murder, attempted ursurpation) and Bigger Bad. He was a former very close friend of Firestar, the main protagonist of the first series called *Propechies Begin* and the overarching protagonist of *The New Propechy* and *Power of Tree* and Warrior Cats' overall main heroic protagonist, so it was very shocking for Firestar Onestar betrays him.

*New Propechy-*villains:

Mudclaw- Hawkfrost- Onestar-Tigerstar- Weaseltail

*Power of Tree-*villains:

Sol- Ashfur- Onestar- Tigerstar- Weaseltail
How the Grinch Stole Christmas

“**How the Grinch Stole Christmas**” is the thirty-second episode of the fourth season of We'll See You In Hell. It is a commentary episode.

## Episode Description

*Happy Holidays, Folks! On a special Christmas Day episode, Pat and Joe provide a reeeeeal loose commentary for the animated 1966 classic “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.”*

## Before The Film

* Joe sings, not drunk.

* On With The Joe!: O Holy Night and O Little Town of Bethlehem
* The Jurassic World 2 trailer leads to some Joe and Pat riffing on Instagram.
* Joe, why did you tell James Toback to do what he did?
* Pat will get a $100 check from his dad and a $100 check from his mom this Christmas. Heather got him an espresso machine last year.
* Joe got James Pinkstone a Super Nintendo Classic and his parents are getting a turntable and some records. He wants The Doors' Soft Parade on vinyl.

## Pat's Movie Corner

* Hostiles (Pat)
	+ Pat saw star Jesse Plemons make out with wife Kirsten Dunst at a party.
	+ Pat fell asleep to five movies before, he fell asleep to this one.
* Wonder Woman (Pat)
	+ Also fell asleep.
* Wonderstruck (Pat)
* "Curly is Nevermind, Shemp is In Utero." - Joe
* Last Flag Flying (Pat)
* Christmas episode of sitcoms (Joe)
	+ The Trailer Park Boys Live From the North Pole
	+ Frasier "High Holidays"
	+ Cheers "Christmas Cheers"
	+ The Golden Girls "Twas The Nightmare Before Christmas"
	+ Step By Step "Christmas Story"

## The Film

* Watching on YouTube, it's the Mitsubishi television mock-up. Low rent podcast!
* Pat lasted 20 minutes into the Jim Carrey Grinch.
* Favorite Christmas specials: The Rankin/Bass stop motion, Mister Magoo's Christmas Carol, Rich Little's Christmas Carol.
* Does the Grinch fuck the dog while he's up there?
* Pat sees Matthew Broderick at The Smokehouse.
* A Christmas Story Live! How are they doing the Chinese restaurant scene?
* Favorite Christmas movies: Pat's is It's a Wonderful Life, Joe's is Love Actually (the boys cry at it) with Scrooged a close second.
* Joe sees Greg Proops (hear his voice in The Phantom Menace), who did a live rendition of A Nightmare Before Christmas. Joe hasn't seen the movie.
* Home Alone vs Home Alone 2.
* Ranking the Die Hard movies.
* The capitalist bullshit ruins the live action movie.
* What do they think of... Jingle All the Way, The Santa Clause, Prancer, Batman Returns, Ernest Saves Christmas, Gremlins, Tales From The Crypt and Tales From The Darkside episodes, Krampus, I'll Be Home For Christmas... and now the video's over!
The Floods

**The Floods** are the parents of Adam Flood in which they are portrayed by Kelly Preston and Guy Pearce.

The Floods had moved from Ann Arbor to Beverly Hills, and Adam’s parents had joined a prestigious entertainment law firm. They handled Jackson Sharpe’s legal work and lived a few blocks from Cammie. Cammie figured they had to be reasonably wealthy, yet they were utterly unpretentious—almost unheard-of in Cammie’s social circle. Their home was quite a bit smaller than Cammie’s. Mr. Flood drove a Prius. His wife drove a Saturn. As for Adam, he didn’t even have his own car, which was completely unheard-of for a teenager in Beverly Hills.
Ashfur

Ashfur, formely known as Ashpaw and Ashkit, was a supporting heroic character in *The Darkest Hour,* but one of the two main antagonists of *the Power of Three,* the other being Sol. Ashfur killed Bone, the deputy of the BloodClan, as apprentice and was in *The Power of Three* in love with the deuteragonist in *the New Propechy* and a major character in *the Power of Three, Squirrelflight,* and becomes lawful evil and greedy. He was killed by Hollyleaf, one of the main protagonists in *Power of Three.* Ashfur was a grey tom with black stains.

   Ashfur is the main antagonist of the series '*The Broken Code'* of the *Power of Tree* and a pivotal character in the book 'Eclips'.

Despite being one of Warrior Cats' primary villains, he was never sentenced to the Dark Forest but it's opposite, StarClan.
Mudclaw

Mudclaw was a darkbrown tomcat with yellow eyes and an aggressive warrior of the WindClan, and a supporting antagonist of the entire franchise; serving as the secondary antagonist of *The New Propechy,* the second Warrior Cats-series, and a minor antagonist of the *Propechy Begins,* the first series. He was killed by a fallen tree after he conspires with the overall main antagonist of the second series, Hawkfrost, to assassinate his WindClan-leader Onestar. However, when Mudclaw tried to kill Hawkfrost's brother and main protagonist Brambleclaw, Hawkfrost fights against him and defeat him. Mudclaw then tried to kill Hawkfrost, but Hawkfrost was stronger than him. He was Hawkfrost's former boss. He is also the main antagonist of some episodes of my own 'Moonrise-series' with Darkstar ( warning: own mind-villain) and Leopardheart as the two main villains and Snaketail as the foremost secondary antagonist, were Mudclaw wants revenge on Brambleclaw and Hawkfrost both. He murdered Hawkfrost there.

Interesting enough, Mudclaw was never sentenced to Dark Forest, because he actually believe his actions were good. So, he was sentenced to StarClan.
Spottedleaf

Spottedleaf is not a bad cat. She lived in *Bluestars*propechy*and* *into the wild,*and was murded by Clawface when ShadowClan attacked ThunderClan’s camp. She tried to stop him when he tried to steal fostfur's kits. Later Yellowfang became the new medicine-cat after Spottedleaf’s demise. Spottedleaf was a supporting protagonist in *Warrior Cats: Into the Wild* and *Bluestars Propechy.* Spottedleaf was the deuteragonist of *Into the Wild* alongside Graystripe and behind Firestar as the main protagonist. Spottedleaf was also the tritagonist of *Bluestars Propechy* and the overarching posthumous protagonist in other books.

Spottedleaf was the medicinecat of ThunderClan and was a very sweet cat. Her mother was Swiftbreeze, and her father was Adderfang. Spottedleaf had liked Firestar.
Blackfoot

Blackfoot, also known as Blackstar, was the lawful evil deputy to Brokenstar and Tigerstar and the secondary antagonist of *Into the Wild,* alongside Clawface, and a enormous white tomcat with black paws. He was also a quinary antagonist of *The Darkest Hour* anda supporting character of *The New Propechy, The Power of Three* and *The Omen of Stars.* Essentially, Blackfoot was a hero, but an enforcer to Brokenstar and naieve. He was also brainwashed by Sol, the main villain in *the Power of Three.*

   He was the secondary antagonist of *Yellowfangs Secret* behind Brokenstar. Altough he was the secondary antagonist, he is more a anti-hero/anti-villain rather than a true villain or even a antagonist.
Whitethroat

Whitethroat was a black with white cat, who was, like Blackfoot, essentially not a villain, but the secondary antagonist of *The Rising Storm* behind Tigerstar. Firestar thinks that Whitethroat was a member of Brokenstar's Men (later Tigerstar's Men), agressive strays like Clawface, Tigerstar himself, Brokenstar ( formely), Tangleburr, Darkstripe, Stumpytail and Jaggedtooth, and with Blackfoot as their former deputy.

He was scared by Tigerstar and killed by a monster ( a car).
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Snaketail

Snaketail is a own mind *Warrior Cats-*villain of my, serving as the mother of Leopardheart, the faithful but cowardly and purely evil henchman to Darkstar ( warning: own mind-villain). Snaketail was a former ShadowClan-enforcer and very abusive, monsterous and murderous, like her son. She is the secondary antagonist of season 13 of *Moonrise* and the main villain of season 14, 15 and 16, and also the central antagonist (type of antagonist with more screentime than the main antagonist) of the movie. Snaketail is a orange she-cat.

Snaketail is very similair to the male version of Snaketail, a minor antagonist/character of *Long Shadows,* a book of the *Power of three,* the 3rd serie of *Warrior Cats.*

In season 13, Snaketail becomes a henchman to Darkstar.
The Scarlet Rider

The Scarlet Rider is a minor human deity worshipped in parts of Telane and Ama'as. The Scarlet Rider had a peak in popularity following the Edicts of Wrath which formally ended open conflict between the Tel'Caeran Papacy and the Tel'Caeran Ecclesiarchy owing to the god's lack of connection to either and willingness to continue freeing slaves. The Tel'Caeran Ecclesiarchy outlawed worship and waged several crusades against cities that openly supported the Rider. This led to a gradual attrition of the deity's clergy until, by the start of 1148, only three members of the clergy remained.

One of said clergy was Sir Norvan, a Paladin who sought patronage with the fledgling Queen Veruca Darrius in the Queendom of the Ashenbay . Quickly striking an accord, Norvan recruited a few hundred volunteers from the city and trained them into a new clergy base before participating in the Destruction of Tapinek a few weeks later, winning untold glory for his god.

Following the battle at Tapinek, Norvan saw the clergy of the Scarlet Rider once again balloon to number in the thousands. Those freed from slavery in and even many of those who had been free citizens flocked to worship the Rider, and with further support from Queen Veruca the deity was once again on a rise to prominence by summer of 1148.

## Domains

### Liberation

The Scarlet Rider is, first and foremost, a god of liberating those oppressed or enslabed. The Rider's earliest legends pertain to a completely obscured, red-hooded figure on a black horse who struck caravans and convoys that crossed the vast western coastal roads of Telane, freeing the slaves they held with them and often killing those who had most severely mistreated those over which they had power. Clerics and Paladins of the Scarlet Rider are taught to never tolerate an oppressor, and never hesitate to strike the chains off of any slave or innocent captive they see.
The Order

**The Order** is the branch of the Magical Society in charge of preventing and stopping crime. It is headed by the Hi-officer and includes the Orcerer Bureau and Laxadead Well Prison.

## List of Hi-officers

* 1879 to 1891: James Flemming
* 1892 to 1953: Theodore Brown
* 1953 to 1979: Chandler Fittz
* 1979 to 1983: Paul Jackfourth
* 1983 to 1989: Kaedyn Woodruff
* 1989 to 2001: Jim Flemming
* 2001 to 2015: Dicky Tribbiani
* 2015 to present: Dat Nguyen
Android

**is a Robot or other Artificial being made to resemble organic creatures and often made of flesh like material on the outside, and only technology on the inside. They lack the Emotion Depth to really pass as “living” beings. However, Despite their differences from real living beings, Androids are more complicated than cool, killing machines. They can have some emotions if uploaded with memories from someone else and they can have real friendships.**
Dr. Alexander Levii

**Dr. Alexander Levii**, also known as *Levii the Great,* was born in Russia in 1761 to a long line of established sorcerers. He became the first sorcerer to travel to the Creekrydle realm and defeat the seven demons. In 1785, he banished all seven demons to Laxadead Well Prison. On November 12, 1792 he published the Six Laws of Magic. In 1792, he founded the first magical society, known as the Sorcerer's Guild, which was a precursor to the modern day Magical Society. In c.1800 he established Crackstar Prison. He was murdered by his own brother, Codrin Levi, in 1802.
Brokenstar

Brokenstar is the overall secondary antagonist of the Warrior Cats-franchise with Tigerstar as the foremost main antagonist; serving as the ultimate main antagonist in *Into the Wild* and *Fire and Ice* of the first series, *The Propechies Begin,* the secondary antagonist in *Forest of Secrets* as the third book the first series,and the secondary antagonist in the fourth series, *The Omen of Stars,* alongside Thistleclaw, Mapleshade and Hawkfrost  and behind Tigerstar. He was, together with his friend Tigerstar, the most evil villain of *Warrior Cats* and a darkbrown male cat with lightyellow eyes. He was the nemesis of his mother Yellowfang  and had killed his own father Raggedstar to become the leader of the ShadowClan, which he succeeded at. His henchmen were Blackfoot (lawful evil and later good) and Clawface ( pure evil like Brokenstar), both the secondary antagonists of *Into the Wild.* Tigerstar and Clawface were his best friends. He was killed by his own mother Yellowfang.

   Brokenstar was also the main villain in *Yellowfang's Secret,* about his mother Yellowfang. In that book, he becomes totally dark and violent. He is the most dangerous Warrior Cat ever, even more than Tigerstar.

He was the second-in-command to Tigerstar in the Dark Forest.

He has a minor role in *The Rise of Scourge* and *Bluestars Propechy.*

Brokenstar even murdered little kits.

 He is best known as extremely violent and aggressive.

## Personality

Brokenstar is an extremely psychopathic, sadistic, cruel and heartless tyrant and have no redeeming qualities nor excuse for his crimes. He is even willing to kill young cats just for sadistic pleasure, and is even more dangerous than Tigerstar and Scourge, who are both also pure evil and both a psychopath.

Brokenstar is also a muse and a master orator, and very good at lying to almost everyone. He even blamed his own mother, Yellowfang, for his own crimes.

It seems that he, even when a child, have sadistic and psychopathic traits, which disgust even his own mother. He have also a social-darwinist view of the world, and is always trying to be stronger than other cats. However, he is also extremely cowardly and paranoid.

Brokenstar is very heinous and so far the most evil villain of the franchise.
Sir Adams Longingfellow

**Sir Adams Longingfellow** was born c.1050. He harnessed the ability to make the first wand. He taught his family magic in order to increase their wealth as they were a poor family. He spread the word of magic in his town and was thought to be insane, so he was persecuted and sentenced to death by drowning. He was bound with rocks and tossed into a swamp to sink to the bottom.
The Anti-Void

**the space between Universes, Dimensions, Realms, Timelines, etc. it is kinda like a gateway as you can see everything outside of it but no one can see you. These Anti-Voids are chaotic as it’s constantly changing to replicate every type of environment/biome that existence has to offer. In a way, it’s the physical manifestation of everything. The one who discovered this part of existence is unknown.**
Magical Society

### Motto

"Where the angel grass grows where the gold boat rows, there is light. Where the holy grail lies, and where the graea keeps their eye, there is light."

The **Magical Society** is the governing body for all magical people and creatures. It is headquartered in London, England.

## Origins

The Magical Society is a direct successor to the Guild of Sorcerers, which was founded in 1792 by Dr. Alexander Levii. The modern Magical Society was formed in 1871 in London, England by Richard Glaticus III from England, William Brown from the United States, Walter Coltsen from Scotland, Li Wang from China, and Stefan Petrov from Russia. The founding document of the Magical Society is the Code of the Sorcerer.

## Organization

In 1892 the Magical Society was split into three main branches.

* **The Order**: in charge of preventing and stopping crime. Headed by the Hi-officer.

* **The Command**: in charge of creating laws and keeping the Magical Society hidden from non-magical people. Headed by the Supreme-sorcerer.

* **The Institute**: in charge of education of young warlocks. Headed by the Hi-sorcerer.
Walter Coltsen

**Walter Coltsen,** also known as **The Moon Prince**, was born in 1822. He was one of the founding members of the Magical Society in 1871. He acted as the first Hi-sorcerer. He founded the terrorist group The Crikradels in 1899 after leaving the Magical Society due to a huge disagreement. He is currently the most dangerous magical fugitive and his whereabouts are unknown. His nickname, The Moon Prince, originates from his scaly gray skin due to the effects of his anti-aging spell.

## Early Life

Much of Walter Coltsen's early life is unknown. He was born in 1822 to Margaret and John Coltsen.

## Founding the Magical Society

Prior to 1871, the only magical organization that existed was the Sorcerer's Guild in Russia, which was created by Dr. Alexander Levii. However, this organization was limited to Moscow. So in 1871, Coltsen helped found the Magical Society with four other associates from different parts of the globe, in order to spread the teaching and continued existence of magic and sorcerers. The four other founding fathers were Li Wang, Richard Glaticus III, Stefan Petrov, and William Brown. Coltsen acted as the first Hi-sorcerer, the leader of The Institute branch of the Magical Society.

## Leaving the Magical Society

By the 1880s, Coltsen was experimenting with charms in order to reverse his aging. The other founding fathers disapproved, as it directly violated the Six Laws of Magic. In 1899, the other founding fathers approached him in order to remove him from office. A battle ensued, and he escaped. For the next two years, he recruited other sorcerers and warlocks to his cause. The original purpose of his group was to take action against the Magical Society and their growing rules and regulations on magic. In 1901, Coltsen and his group destroyed the London temple.

## The Crikradels

By 1905, the new goal of Coltsens' group was to unleash the legendary beast, the Creekrydle, from Laxadead Well Prison and destroy the Magical Society for good. He recruited many legendary magical outlaws, including Curtis Miguel and Margaret Flammer.
Curtis Miguel

**Curtis Miguel** was born c.1860. He was an early supporter of The Moon Prince. He created the Curtis curse, the Hester hex, and the Blackout hex. He was arrested in 1915 and found guilty of murdering several Laxadead Well Prison guards and conspiring to destroy the London temple. He was sentenced to life in prison and died in 1929 in his cell.
Brick

Brick was the villainous tritagonist in *The Rise of Scourge* and a minor villain in *the Darkest Hour,* serves as the main assasin to BloodClan, led by Scourge and Bone. Brick was a red tom with green eyes, who was very violent. He killed the litermates of Scourge, Ruby and Socks, in *the Rise of Scourge.*
Silous Mondingstock

**Silous Mondingstock** was born in 1521 in Bristol, England. He is most famously known for murdering 12 people in Japan in 1542 with a chicken feather wand. He was sent to Laxadead Well Prison in 1529. He slowly lost his mind and committed suicide in Cell #25589211 in 1531. He was thought to have killed himself by smashing his head against the wall of his cell.
Divine Cross

**This Artifact is a cross that goes into the middle of a person’s back. It gives the carrier angelic wings made of energy with a unique halo that floats around  and behind the carriers head/back. A symbol appears in the middle of the circle of the halo (each symbol is different based on the user) and gives any mortal who wields it the powers of a god. Some abilities gained are Angelic Flight, Smiting, purification of sins, light manipulation, remote control combustion (can make anything combust instantly just by thinking it), weather manipulation, and overview (instead of seeing from their own eyes, the user closes their eyes; they then can look at anything, anywhere on a planet. It acts like google earth/google maps). These powers cannot be taken away or copied by any means as long as the cross stays merged to the users back. The cross has a downside of only being used by those who have a horrible life. This Artifact can be used with Hell’s Eyes to make the user take on the role of balancer of the Universe**
Nano-Mutants

**Nano Mutants are a type of Artificial being made by A.I or a Terminating program. Nano Mutants are fully mechanical beings made out of nano bots or Liquid Metal, they can build, deconstruct, or add onto themselves. Nano Mutants also display the ability to integrate metallic, technological, and mechanical material into their own being, as well as reconstruct themselves as a “healing” property. On rare occasion, they can be infected by the sentience of a “being” they integrated into themselves.**
Techno-Organics

**Techno-organic is a form of being with a cell-structure comprising both technological and biological components, the melding of technological and biological components into a single entity, fused at the cellular level. A technorganic is not a technological robot nor an organic life form, they can be considered as both or neither; a balance of organic and mechanical material combining the strengths of both. A techno-organic entity could be considered to be a form of “Perfect cyborg”.**
Timelines

**a timeline is the natural progression of a universe from start to finish. Every universe begins with one timeline, while universes function independently from one another; an alternative timeline cannot exist unless it is created by changing previously established events. Creating a new outcome, remarkably through time travel. An alternative timeline usually rewrites the original, changing how the universe continues to unfold; but previous timelines can be revisited through extra-dimensional means. These timelines all inevitably trace back to the same universe. One universes timeline cannot affect another through typical time travel means, meaning if something where to change in “Universe A”; “Universe B” will remain the same.**
Elementoid

**fully synthetic drones that hold a gem in there core. These gems are charged with elemental energy that also have sentience. Elementoids are in a sense just a synthetic doll, Their bodies are like ragdolls/puppets, the only difference is that they can move on their own. However they gain unbelievable power when they become sentient; making them some of the most frightening beings in existence.**
Universes

**when multiple universes exist in the same dimension they become a multiverse. Usually due to their proximity, natural events of the universes play out very similarly; with minor differences between each other. These universe become parallel universes to each other. Even though they share some common denominators, these universes exist completely independently from each other; and their own events are isolated and do not affect one another.**