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Super Smash Bros. Maximus Smashasty

**Super Smash Bros. Maximus Smashasty** is a Super Smash Bros. Game

Starten Roster

Complete Roster

Complete Roster with Mii Fighter

* Meteora Butterfly (Teen form - Gone,Baby Gone)/Meteora Butterfly (Monster Form)
* Timmy the Kraken
* Lex Luther
* Skaar
* Bluto
* Galleom
* Tabbu
* Dolor Mors tenebris Dominus (Final Boss)
Interacting With Objects

## Terrain

The game interface is made up of blocks/tiles that the player can interact with. The terrain includes land objects like soil and clay, trees and various plants and crops. The player is free to acquire or remove terrain with the right tools and accessibility.

For example, the player can gather resources like dirt by holding the B button on a block of dirt that he is facing. Simultaneously holding the B button with the Up or Down arrows also make it possible to dig below or at a background tile. Additionally, the player can also use the A button to jump and hit a material above him, although it significantly takes more time depending on the type of material.

### Water

The player can use a bottle or a bucket to extract water from a source. If there is little water in the area, the water tends to visibly diminish and can also run out. However, larger bodies of water seem to have greater replenishing capacities.

Water sources can be widened by removing soil or other kinds of land tiles.

## Animals

Tapping the B button in front of an animal enables the player to attack it. Once provoked,the animal runs away up to a certain distance. Once left alone for a while, the animal resumes its normal behavior.

Animals can be picked up by holding the Up arrow then pressing the B button. Note that doing so will reduce the player's movement speed to a walking pace. The player can only jump at a height of one block. Also, pressing the B button will lead the avatar to let go of the animal.

The player can use a cage to capture animals (one per cage) and store them in the inventory.

## Monsters

Tapping the B button in front of a monster will make the avatar attack that monster. Monsters may attack on their own or when provoked, but either way, touching a monster will incur damage on the avatar.

## Using Tools

Tools make it easier for the player to gather resources or attack. Tap the tool to be used on the inventory panel on the game interface to use have your avatar use it. You know when a tool is usable when the avatar can be seen holding it.

## Placing, Removing, and Moving Objects

Place an object by dragging it from your inventory panel to a highlighted area in the game interface. Accessible locations for placing objects are highlighted with white. Object placement is crucial to making buildings, planting crops, placing fences, and replanting saplings. The same process is used to release animals from a cage.

To remove an object, interact with it the same way as you do when gathering resources. The object removed is then transported to your inventory. This is also useful for moving things around.

If you want to permanently get rid of an object, like coal or eggs, drag the object into the terrain. These objects will be seen floating the same way they do when your avatar dies, and disappear after a certain period of time unless you pick them up again.
DIS 109

Poster by J.J. LendL

Admiral Bob

*Lorca smooth talks Stamets into Whack-A-Mole jumping Disco at the Klingons to break their cloak. Burnham gets some Marsellus Wallace vengeance for Georgiou's buffet treatment. And we see a Warrior's tits!*

## Drunk Shimoda

Adam's pick is **Tilly**

For not being able to stop talking when Culber shows up prior to the jump scene
Ben's pick is **Lt. Stamets**

For his expression of indignation for having to submit himself for a physical
## Trading Cards

I'm Gonna Need You To Solve Cloaking In 3 Hours And Do 133 Jumps. Ok? Bye.Found An Admiral Bob Shaped Life SignDidn't They Just Do This On "The Orville?"You Really Want To See Him Get His Ass KickedThe Rare Mid-Air Beam OutEyedropper. Eyedropper. Blow It Up!No Tittie Loaf Is Canonical Lursa And B'EtorThis Should Get People To Come Back In January
Monster Pulse

**Monster Pulse** is a webcomic by Magnolia Porter-Siddell.

## Development

The concept for Monster Pulse began with Porter wanting to do a monster story, in the vein of franchises such as Digimon. Reflecting on what appealed to her about these stories, Porter decided the most captivating part of Digimon was the way the monsters were connected to their humans. Combining this concept with her interest in body imagery and symbolism, Porter decided to pursue the idea of monsters being literal parts of the human's body.

Porter also had a concept for a story in which a woman gave birth to a strange monster that she felt a deep connection to, despite her fear of it. The themes of that story would be used in the relationship between Bina and Ayo.

Porter says she could see *Monster Pulse* adapted to a cartoon or a podcast, but is perfectly happy with the medium it is currently in. She says that she "wanted to create a comic series for its own sake, not as a stepping stone to some other medium, so I'm satisfied with how it is!"

### Themes and Concepts

Porter has listed "growing up, self-discovery, [and] discomfort with one's own body" as examples of themes that factor into *Monster Pulse*.

Porter has stated that, while she welcomes any personal connections fans might make to their own experiences with disability and chronic illnesses, she does not intend for *Monster Pulse* to be seen as a direct metaphor for such topics, as she herself has no personal experience and would feel uncomfortable to write on the subjects without it. (Though she is no less delighted and flattered to hear of readers who did enjoy such interpretations of the comic in regards to their own lives) Because of this, no monster in the comic would be formed from any malfunctioning body part.

### Goals

When asked about what she wanted to accomplish with *Monster Pulse*, Magnolia stated:

*“I want to create an engaging story that... addresses the specific themes I want to address with it (writing them out in public myself feels like cheating, but I def have certain themes in mind) in an emotionally affecting way. I also want to make the kind of long running action/coming of age story I would have loved as a kid, except with more of the things I always wished were in stories like that (like more character development, a willingness to go to slightly darker places, romantic drama, etc.) I don't exactly want or expect to get """"FAMOUS"""" (whatever that means in the webcomics world) with it, but I would very much like to reach a large enough audience that maybe people who would like it can at least find it. It would also be nice to support myself with it and i'm KIND OFFFF doing that now haha.”*
    —Magnolia Porter-Siddell, then Magnolia Porter, on ask.fm

## Trivia

* Porter has stated that she was most excited for Violet's character arc and the final arc of the series.

## References

1. ↑ Magnolia's ask.fm
2. ↑ Magnolia's ask.fm
3. ↑ Magnolia's ask.fm
4. ↑ Magnolia's ask.fm
Unnamed Boy

**Monster**

 **Relatives**

 **Age**

 **First Appearance**

An **Unnamed Boy** was the second victim of the mass ghost outbreak following the events of Chapter 29. He has a monster formed from his kidneys.

## History

During the swarm of ghosts attacking Antler Pine after the events of Chapter 29, a ghost made its way into a home and struck the young boy, forming a monster from his kidneys. The monster scurried under the bed, apparently frightened by its new surroundings.

Bina, Abel, and West arrived to comfort the boy and examine the monster. Abel retrieved the monster from under the bed, assuring the boy that his new monster was friendly, and the two began to get acquainted with each other. The SHELL agents gave the boy's mother an update on the situation, and Ayo flew them to SHELL headquarters to begin assessing the monster.

The Unnamed Boy reappeared in Chapter 34, watching with his monster as Roger Maugras Sr. tested the Proto-Chakra Machine on Annabelle and her Unnamed Mouth Monster.

The Unnamed Boy has not made any appearances in the comic since.

## Trivia

* He is currently the only human with a monster whose name has not been given in the comic.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 31, Pages 15-20
2. ↑ Chapter 34, Page 8
Chapter 34: Two Weeks

**Length** (excluding title page)

 **Date Started**

 **🠐 Previous Chapter**

**Two Weeks**, sometimes referred to as **Two Weeks Before the Boat Was Destroyed**, is the thirty-fourth chapter of *Monster Pulse*.

## Characters

* Bina Blum
* Ayo
* Deborah Blum
* Mr. Blum
* Julie Greathouse
* Kera (mentioned)
* Abel Flores
* Rixis
* Hector Flores
* Marco Flores (mentioned)
* Emily Flores (mentioned)
* Desmond West
* Ned McNulty
* Wilbur
* Roger Maugras Sr.
* Annabelle
* Unnamed Mouth Monster
* Unnamed Boy
* Unnamed Kidney Monster
* Agent Dolan
* Nancy de Witte
* Agent de Witte
* Violet Le Blanc
* Ray Wu
* Cav
* Rafi
* Rachel (flashback)
* Edward (illusion)

## Trivia

* Despite being mentioned in the chapter, Kera makes no appearance in the chapter herself. This is the first chapter where Julie appears without Kera appearing.
* This is the second chapter where Nancy appears without Red appearing, the first being Chapter 25.
* This is the first chapter where West appears without Guuzy appearing.

### Errors

* URLs on this page alternate between "page-x-chapter-34" and "chapter-34-page-x".
* Page 33 is listed as "page-32-chapter-34-2", and all following page numbers are off by one as a result.
Emily Flores

**Monster**

 **Relatives**

* Irene Flores (daughter)
* Marco Flores (husband)
* Hector Flores (brother-in-law)
 **Age**

 **First Appearance**

**Emily Flores** was the mother of Abel and Irene Flores.

## History

Emily moved to Antler Pine to live with her husband Marco. After his death, she remained in the town, homeschooling her two children in their small woodland house. Years later, Emily herself came down with a disease, and perished quickly. She left her children in the care of her brother-in-law, Hector Flores.
Agent Dolan

**Monster**

 **Relatives**

 **Age**

 **First Appearance**

**Agent Dolan** is an agent of SHELL. A new field agent introduced in Chapter 10, she appears to be extremely dedicated to working at SHELL, remaining with the company even after experiencing several tense moments.

## History

Agent Dolan first began her work at SHELL during the events of Chapter 10. She trained under Dr. Lulenski in preparation to become a field agent. Dolan was delighted to begin working with a woman she considered her idol in a facility she had high respect for, though her enthusiasm wasn't shared by her new coworkers.  A few weeks later, Dolan would volunteer to demonstrate the Autotomics at Lulenski's presentation.

During the events of Chapter 26, Agent Dolan was stumbled upon by Nate, Lampwick, Red, and Rixis as they entered the security room. Red quickly put her in stasis, while Nate stole her lab coat and glasses to pose as a SHELL agent. It is unknown what happened to Dolan during the rest of the events of the night.

After SHELL's reformation, Dolan remained with the organization. She and Ned McNulty appeared to be the only field agents who chose to do so. Dolan assisted Roger Maugras Sr. during a trial run of the Chakra Machine.  She also appears to have some familiarity with the children that joined as new agents.  She was present with the rest of SHELL as they attempted to recover Bina from an accident in the field.

## Trivia

* Agent Dolan sent a Christmas card to Director Maugras.
* Since SHELL's reformation, Agent Dolan is currently the only member of SHELL that has never possessed a monster, excluding an Autotomic.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 10, Page 6
2. ↑ Chapter 10, Page 21
3. ↑ Chapter 26, Page 5
4. ↑ Chapter 34, Page 10
5. ↑ Chapter 35, Page 30
6. ↑ Chapter 26, Page 35
Desmond West

**Monster**

 **Relatives**

* Mrs. West (mother)
* Samuel West (brother)
 **Age**

 **First Appearance**

*“West is awkward, nerdy, insecure, and genuinely excited to be part of a "cool" monster fighting team. He's determined to see the bright side of his situation, no matter how dark it gets.”*
    —Cast page description

**Desmond West** is one of the protagonists of *Monster Pulse*. He has a monster formed from his stomach, known as Guuzy.

## Monster Connection

As West is unable to process food in his own body, Guuzy eats for him. If West attempts to put food in his mouth, he becomes too nauseous to attempt eating.  West can feel when Guuzy is being fed.

West has mentioned that his body still hurts sometimes in the part where Guuzy was formed. He has also said that he "can always feel [Guuzy]".

West has an Arma hole on his belly button where Guuzy exited.

## History

Some months before the events of *Monster Pulse*, West took Julie Greathouse for a walk, hoping to comfort the new girl after a hard day at school. They encountered two ghosts, which possessed each of them, one forming Guuzy from West's stomach, and the other forming Kera from Julie's hair.

Some time after Guuzy was formed, West decided to follow a vegan diet, deciding he could stick to healthy foods since he wouldn't taste anything, regardless of what he ate. In addition to this, West actually considered many meats and animal products to be his favorite foods, and preventing Guuzy from eating them helped him avoid the reminder that he could no longer enjoy them.

## Trivia

* West would main Mercy in Overwatch.
* Magnolia wrote West to have the same interests as herself, and would probably get along with him best out of all of the characters.

## References

1. ↑ Magnolia's comment on Chapter 26, Page 14
2. ↑ Julie states on Chapter 34, Page 34 that it has been three years since the comic began
3. ↑ Chapter 6, Bonus Page 2
4. ↑ Chapter 6, Page 34
5. ↑ Chapter 6, Page 43
6. ↑ Chapter 17, Page 15
7. ↑ Chapter 3, Page 1
8. ↑ Magnolia's comment on Chapter 25, Page 2
9. ↑ Description on Chapter 25, Page 18
10. ↑ Magnolia's ask.fm
Chapter 4: Electric

**Length** (excluding title page)

 **Date Started**

 **🠐 Previous Chapter**

**Electric** is the fourth chapter of *Monster Pulse*.

## Characters

* Bina Blum
* Ayo
* Julie Greathouse
* Kera
* Desmond West
* Guzzy
* Wanda Lulenski
* Roger Maugras Jr.
* Roger's Monster (first appearance)
* Abel Flores
* Rixis
* Marni Greathouse
* Michael Rjinder
* Unnamed Skin Monster (debut)
* Deborah Blum

## Trivia

* The title and opening quote of the chapter comes from the poem "I Sing the Body Electric" by Walt Whitman, from his 1855 collection ''Leaves of Grass''. This is shared with the name of the penultimate chapter *I Sing the Body...*
Wilbur

**Person**

 **Body Part**

 **First Appearance**

**Wilbur** is the monster of Ned McNulty, formed from his right arm.

## Biology

Wilbur has small appendages at one end of his body, which he can use to attach to Ned. When separated, Wilbur can extend these appendages to more resemble legs.

## Personality

Despite being introduced as a fearsome attacker, Wilbur appears to be a cheerful and docile monster.

## Abilities

Wilbur is capable of increasing greatly in size by "flexing". He also possesses a formidable strength, able to carry even the massive Ayo on his own.  However, Wilbur is still weaker than most other monsters, as he was formed from an adult body.

Wilbur still retains much of his functionality as Ned's arm, still grasping, gesturing, and moving as Ned directs him. It is unknown whether this is due to any particular physical element, or simply a strong synergy between Wilbur and Ned.

## History

Ned was forced to send Wilbur to kidnap Enid after Lulenski threatened him.  It is unknown whether Ned himself directly took place in any kidnappings, or whether Wilbur was used for any kidnappings beyond Enid's.

## Trivia

* Wilbur is named for Wilbur Wright, as Ned mistakenly believed Wilbur was the only man who built the airplane.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 2, Page 36
2. ↑ Chapter 27, Page 32
3. ↑ Chapter 23, Page 14
4. ↑ Chapter 22, Page 73
5. ↑ Chapter 6, Bonus Page 1
Joey

**Monster**

 **Relatives**

 **Age**

 **First Appearance**

**Joey** is a young girl from an island neighboring Antler Pine. She has a monster formed from her pancreas, known as Pan.

## Monster Connection

When Joey consumes anything with sugar in it, Pan receives the sugar and uses it to create her pixie dust. If Joey experiences a sugar crash as a result, Pan will also become exhausted alongside her.

Joey presumably has an Arma hole where Pan exited her body, as Pan was an internal organ, but this has not been shown in-comic.

## Trivia

* Joey is one of two humans with monsters who live outside of Antler Pine, the other being Edward.
	+ Coincidentally, both of them are much closer to Julie than they are to any other member of the main cast.
* Joey keeps Pan in her backpack in a similar manner to how Julie and Abel hide their monsters.
Chapter 17: Don't You Remember?

**Length** (excluding title page)

 **Date Started**

 **🠐 Previous Chapter**

**Don't You Remember?** is the seventeenth chapter of *Monster Pulse*.

## Characters

* Abel Flores
* Rixis
* Irene Flores
* Bina Blum
* Ayo
* Julie Greathouse
* Kera
* Desmond West
* Guuzy
* Violet Le Blanc
* Anima
* Emily Flores
* Unnamed Lung Monster
* Marni Greathouse

## Trivia

* During the dream sequence, panels are given a purple outline instead of their usual black, hinting at Violet's influence.
* A title drop is made on page 2.
Pan

**Person**

 **Body Part**

 **First Appearance**

**Pan** is the monster of Joey, formed from her pancreas.

## Abilities

When Joey consumes anything with sugar in it, Pan is able to create a sort of "pixie dust" that she can sprinkle onto Joey to grant her super-speed. Judging by how she keeps pace with Joey, it appears that the pixie dust has the same effect on Pan herself. It is currently unknown whether Pan's pixie dust could work on other humans and monsters as well.

Pan also has the ability to fly.

## History

In Chapter 37, Joey and Pan saw the giant monster attacking Antler Pine from the shore of their own island, and raced across the bridge to check on Julie and Kera, using their super speed to get past the guards keeping the island in quarantine. They helped fight off the invading creatures launched by Lulenski.

## Trivia

* Pan is one of three monsters with abilities to affect their human's body, the others being Ayo and Lampwick.
Hector Flores

**Monster**

 **Relatives**

* Irene Flores (niece)
* Emily Flores (sister-in-law)
* Marco Flores (brother)
 **Age**

 **First Appearance**

**Hector Flores** is the uncle and godfather of Abel Flores.

## History

Working as a journalist, Hector traveled to a number of different places, including a part of Mexico where his family originated from.

## Trivia

* Hector is the reason Magnolia retconned Abel's last name from "Elizondo" to "Flores", as she wanted to avoid naming Hector "Hector Elizondo", a notable actor.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 33, Page 3
2. ↑ Chapter 34, Page 12
3. ↑ Magnolia's comment on Chapter 33, Page 3
Roger Maugras Sr.

**Monster**

 **Relatives**

* Mrs. Maugras (wife, deceased)
 **Age**

 **First Appearance**

*“A longtime friend of Dr. Rjinder. The two of them created the first monsters and founded SHELL together, years ago. Today, Maugras is the boss and deals with the business side of SHELL, leaving the actual science entirely to Rjinder.”*
    —Cast page description

**Dr. Roger Maugras Sr.**, often referred to as "Maugras" to distinguish him from Roger Maugras Jr., is the director of SHELL.

## Monster Connection

Unlike most monster hosts, Maugras' monster remained completely attached to his body, an issue that would be solved in later specimens. As his monster was killed, Maugras now wears a prosthetic foot.

## History

Prior to working at SHELL, Maugras worked as a surgeon.

Some years before the events of *Monster Pulse*, Rjinder and Maugras discovered a chemical in human blood dubbed "Arma". After a series of experiments, a ghost was created from a combination of Arma and various other chemicals. It struck Maugras' foot and formed the first known monster- which was quickly killed due to its erratic and violent behavior. Nevertheless, the two saw the vast potential their discover had, and they sought funding to further investigate the phenomena. Agent de Witte of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency gave them resources for their project, and they founded SHELL.

At some point, Maugras's wife died, and Maugras began to grow increasingly lonely. This loneliness motivated his son to join SHELL and keep him company.

Maugras was mentioned in passing in Chapter 1 by Ned McNulty, but did not appear himself until Chapter 2, speaking with Wanda Lulenski about the new monster that had escaped SHELL the night before.

Maugras briefly appeared in a flashback in Chapter 3, as Lulenski recalled the events of her joining SHELL.

Following Roger's death during Chapter 4, Maugras placed SHELL on a two-month hiatus, though he did not appear in the chapter himself.

Maugras did not appear again until Chapter 10, speaking with Rjinder about his grief over losing Roger. He appeared again at the end of the chapter, assuring Agent de Witte that SHELL would keep her updated on Lulenski's projects.

Maugras began to play a more involved role in the plot starting with Chapter 23, where he informed Rjinder that SHELL was beginning to shut down. Maugras began to be more open about his criticisms for SHELL's work, and more suspicious of the work Rjinder and Lulenski had done together.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 10, Title Page
2. ↑ Description on Chapter 29, Page 17
3. ↑ Chapter 10, Page 17
4. ↑ Chapter 32, Page 2
5. ↑ Chapter 4, Page 36
Nate

**Monster**

 **Relatives**

 **Age**

 **First Appearance**

**Nate** is an office worker who lives in Antler Pine. He has a monster formed from his pituitary gland, known as Lampwick.

## Monster Connection

Nate's connection to Lampwick is actually the primary use of Lampwick's powers, as Lampwick can alter Nate's body to various ages. Besides this and the standard connections between humans and monsters, there appears to be no further connections between Lampwick and Nate's bodies.

Nate has an Arma hole in the back of his head where Lampwick exited.

## History

On the night that began Chapter 16, a ghost attacked Nate and formed Lampwick from his pituitary gland. At some point, either as a result of his forming or use of his powers, Lampwick altered Nate's body to be that of a small child. Shortly after being formed, SHELL apprehended the two and brought them to their labs to be studied.
Lost Miner Wiki

**Welcome to the...**
**Lost Miner Wiki**
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**About the wiki**

This is a Fandom wiki about the game *Lost Miner*. It plans to document all of the content from this game.

**About the game**

*Lost Miner* is a sandbox adventure game developed by Caffetteria dev. It includes elements of mining, crafting, and exploration. Arrange and break blocks, build a house, agriculture, animal farm, chop trees, create new items, collect raw materials, fish, ride an ostrich, dairy cows, battle monsters, dig and discover the secrets of underground, try to survive.

**Navigation**

* Gameplay
* Creatures
* Items
* Interacting with objects
* Achievements
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Alpha Specimens

The **Alpha Specimens** are six monsters formed from escaped ghosts, all possessed by children. They were considered a priority objective by SHELL for damage control.

As the story of *Monster Pulse* continued, this plot point was slowly dropped. SHELL developed more complex goals beyond simply apprehending the protagonists, and several more monsters were introduced to the canon. With no established traits to being an Alpha Specimen, there was little reason to continue referencing it when SHELL discussed the monsters in question.

Because of this absence, the identities of the deceased specimen and final, missing specimen were never directly confirmed in-comic. However, it can be reasonably inferred that the deceased monster was the Unnamed Lung Monster. The Lung Monster's ghost escaped alongside Rixis, another alpha specimen, and the monster died shortly after formation. Barring any unrevealed characters, the missing final specimen would seem to be Anima, as Anima seems to have been formed before most other monsters in the comic. (It could also be the Unnamed Face Monster, which formed a year prior to Chapter 13, however, this monster has no offensive capabilities, which would contradict Rjinder's statement that the Alpha Specimens were powerful weapons)
Unnamed Foot Monster

**Person**

 **Body Part**

 **First Appearance**

The **Unnamed Foot Monster** was the monster of Maugras, formed from his right foot. It was the first monster ever created.

## Biology

The monster possessed the ability to shoot some unknown "fiery projectiles".

## Trivia

* The Foot Monster is one of five monsters to be directly killed, the others being the Unnamed Lung Monster, the Unnamed Finger Monster, Roger's Monster, and Drummer.
* Unlike most monsters, the Foot Monster remained attached to Maugras's body. Dr. Rjinder states that he later learned how to make monsters that fully separated from one's body.
* With only one panel featuring the Foot Monster, it holds the record for the fewest appearances of any monster.
Petey Greathouse

**Monster**

 **Relatives**

* Marni Greathouse (sister)
* Kathy Greathouse (mother)
* Jake Greathouse (father)
 **Age**

 **First Appearance**

**Petey Greathouse** is the younger brother of Julie Greathouse.

## History

Petey debuted in Chapter 2, squabbling with his siblings about Kera's behavior and Mr. Skinnybody's name.

Petey was last seen in Chapter 37 along with the rest of his family in the school office, listening for updates on Julie and her friends.
Mr. Blum

**Monster**

 **Relatives**

* Deborah Blum (wife)
 **Age**

 **First Appearance**

**Mr. Blum** is the father of Bina Blum.

## Personality

Mr. Blum is an avid lover of music, even quitting his job to fulfill his dream of owning a record store. He wishes he was in a band, and lives that dream vicariously through teaching his daughter to play guitar.

## Relationships

### Bina

Mr. Blum often connects to his daughter through music, such as sharing his favorite songs with her or giving her guitar lessons.

## References

1. ↑ Description on Chapter 6, Page 13
2. ↑ Description on Chapter 7, Bonus Page 2
3. ↑ Chapter 1, Page 35
4. ↑ Chapter 7, Bonus Page 2
The Boat

**The Boat** was the meeting place and "clubhouse" for the protagonists of *Monster Pulse*, as well as the home of Ayo, Abel, and Rixis. It was originally a vehicle belonging to SHELL, but was stuck on land during the events of Chapter 3.

The Boat was destroyed during the events of Chapter 32, as Wanda Lulenski formed her new monster.

## Trivia

* At some point, West set up his old Playstation in the Boat. Abel played Finaly Fantasty VII on it.
Roger Maugras Jr.

**Monster**

 **Relatives**

* Mrs. Maugras (mother, deceased)
 **Age**

 **First Appearance**

**Roger Maugras Jr.** was an agent of SHELL, as well as the son of SHELL's Director Maugras.

## History

Some time before the events of *Monster Pulse*, Roger joined SHELL. Roger had no interest in the work associated with the job, but took the position in the hopes of providing companionship to his father, who had grown increasingly lonely since the death of his wife.

A few months before the comic began, Roger and Wanda Lulenski took their first field mission together, watching as two ghosts formed a monster from the stomach of Desmond West and the hair of Julie Greathouse.

Roger made his first in-comic appearance in Chapter 1, as part of a team with Ned McNulty and Lulenski, capturing Ayo and Bina shortly after Ayo's formation. As Bina woke up in SHELL's labs, she overheard Lulenski arguing with Roger about firing a syringe directly into Bina's chest.

## Trivia

* Roger's death is similar to the death of Irene Flores: Both defended a loved one from a ghost, and that loved one in turn attacked their monster, killing them in the process.
	+ This connection may be why Abel Flores was so distraught at the sight of Roger being killed.
* Roger suspected that sabotage was responsible for the escaped ghosts.  It would later be revealed that he was correct, and Nancy de Witte had broken several containers to release ghosts.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 10, Title Page
2. ↑ Chapter 32, Page 2
3. ↑ Chapter 3, Page 1
4. ↑ Chater 4, Page 6
5. ↑ Chapter 4, Page 19
Unnamed Liver Monster

**Person**

 **Body Part**

 **First Appearance**

The **Unnamed Liver Monster** is the monster of Rafi, formed from his liver.

## History

The Liver Monster was formed when an aggressive ghost attacked an ice cream store that Rafi and Guuzy were visiting. Guuzy managed to immobilize the ghost with his goo, but as West celebrated the apparent victory, the ghost broke free and struck Rafi.

Unlike most monsters, the Liver Monster developed with more aggressive tendencies, likely due to the unusual conditions of the ghost that formed it. It lashed out at Rafi when he attempted to greet it, and proceeded to attack Guuzy. West, caught between the fear of potential harm to Rafi and the risk of his own death should Guuzy die, struggled over the decision to use his Arma Blade against the monster- but before he had to make a choice, Julie and Kera arrived, able to restrain the monster safely in Kera's body.

Kera transported the group to SHELL headquarters, where Julie proceeded to inform Agent Dolan of the situation. At some point, the monster was placed in restraints and trapped behind a glass pane, in a room with a warning sign on its door. A small outlet was left in the glass to send food through. Rafi, attempting to connect with his monster, brought some food to share with it, but it ignored him.

## Trivia

* The Liver Monster's body part has never actually been stated in-comic, but was instead confirmed in the page description.
Roger's Ghost

**Roger's Ghost** was a project undertaken by Wanda Lulenski and Michael Rjinder. Though the initial goal was to somehow resurrect Roger Maugras Jr. from his death, Lulenski eventually realized they were never going to accomplish this. Instead, they had been making what Rjinder called "the most perfect, complete ghost ever created".

## History

Lulenski first brought up the idea to Rjinder at the end of Chapter 10, following the success of their Autotomics. Hoping to undo her murder of Roger and fix her mistakes, Lulenski hoped that a saved scrap of hair might be used to bring Roger back to life.
Chapter 38: Voyage

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**Voyage** is the thirty-eighth chapter of *Monster Pulse*.

## Characters

* Bina Blum
* Ayo
* Deborah Blum
* Mr. Blum
* Julie Greathouse
* Kera
* Petey Greathouse
* Marni Greathouse
* Kathy Greathouse
* Abel Flores
* Rixis
* Hector Flores
* Desmond West
* Guuzy
* Damien West
* Mrs. West
* Violet Le Blanc
* Robert Le Blanc
* Nancy de Witte
* Red
* Agent de Witte
* Ned McNulty
* Wilbur
* Cindy McNulty
* Roger Maugras Sr.
* Wanda Lulenski
* Ray Wu
* Cav
* Claire
* Luna
* Rafi
* Joey
* Pan
Chapter 11: Phantom Limbs

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**Phantom Limbs** is the eleventh chapter of *Monster Pulse*.

## Characters

* Nate Greathouse (debut) (flashback)
* Kathy Greathouse
* Petey Greathouse
* Julie Greathouse
* Marni Greathouse
* Bina Blum
* Ayo
* Kera
* Rachel
* Desmond West
* Rafi (debut)
* Abel Flores
* Rixis
* Violet Le Blanc (debut)
* Mark
* Emily Flores (debut) (flashback)
* Rafi's Papa
* Damien West (flashback)
* Mrs. West (flashback)
* Autotomics

## Trivia

* Phantom Limbs is the final chapter to be drawn entirely in grayscale.

### Errors

* The perspective lines on Page 11, Panel 5, were not erased.
* West's Arma exit hole is not seen despite him removing his shirt on Page 54
Chapter 23: What Lulenski Said

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**What Lulenski Said** is the twenty-third chapter of *Monster Pulse*.

## Characters

* Roger Maugras Sr.
* Agent de Witte (unnamed)
* Michael Rjinder
* Wanda Lulenski
* Ned McNulty
* Wilbur
* Cindy McNulty
* Ayo (mentioned)
* Guuzy (mentioned)
* Kera (mentioned)
* Rixis (mentioned)
* Desmond West
* Bina Blum
* Violet Le Blanc (mentioned)
* Ray Wu
* Claire
* Ozzy Dieter
* Enid (human)
* Enid (monster)
SHELL

**SHELL** is an organization dedicated to the development of monsters.

## History

During their standard operations, SHELL had a few minor employees stationed at each hospital in Antler Pine. These were not full SHELL agents, but simply informatives given warning signs to look for, to cover up medical records involving patients with monsters.

Due to the public outcry against SHELL following the public reveals from Chapter 29, SHELL underwent a massive reformation, dedicating itself to undoing the damage of its past work. Much of the original staff had fled or abandoned the group, with three exceptions: Agent Dolan, retaining her position as an agent, former director Maugras, tasked with repairing the Proto-Chakra Machine to atone for his part in operations, and Ned McNulty, now the head director. The remainder of SHELL's staff became, ironically, the very children who fought to escape SHELL's grasp so many times before. Bina, Julie, Abel, West, Violet, Claire, and Ray, along with their respective monsters, became field agents dedicated to protecting citizens from escaped ghosts.

## Technologies developed

* Ghosts
* Monsters
* Arma Guns
* Autotomics
* The Proto-Chakra Machine
* Arma Blades

## Members

### Original

* Roger Maugras Sr. (director)
* Michael Rjinder (lead researcher)
* Wanda Lulenski (agent)
* Roger Maugras Jr. (agent)
* Ned McNulty (agent, with monster partner Wilbur)
* Agent Dolan (agent)

### Post-Reformation

* Ned McNulty (director)
* Roger Maugras Sr. (lead researcher)
* Agent Dolan (agent)
* Bina Blum (agent, with monster partner Ayo)
* Julie Greathouse (agent, with monster partner Kera)
* Abel Flores (agent, with monster partner Rixis)
* Desmond West (agent, with monster partner Guuzy)
* Violet Le Blanc (agent, possesses the abilities of her brain monster Anima)
* Claire (agent, with monster partner Luna)
* Ray Wu (agent, with monster partner Cav)

## Trivia

* SHELL has a logo, consisting of a semicircle with three triangles attached. This logo has been seen on several official materials, such as uniforms and reports, but it also appears on more mundane objects, such as coffee mugs and t-shirts.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 6, Page 26
2. ↑ Chapter 18, Page 1
3. ↑ Chapter 6, Page 25
Drummer

**Person**

 **Body Part**

 **First Appearance**

**Drummer** was the monster of Ozzy Dieter, formed from his left ear.

## Abilities

Drummer was capable of hearing at extreme distances, and able to pick up on subtle details, such as the pattern of a person's breathing. Like Rixis and Abel, he could share this heightened sense with Ozzy.

Drummer could also emit electric charges, though the resulting buzzing noise interfered with his hearing abilities.

## History

During the events of Chapter 23, Ozzy was kidnapped by SHELL, along with Ray, Claire, and Enid. Wanda Lulenski and Michael Rjinder proceeded to introduce a ghost to the body of each child. This procedure would lead to the creation of Drummer, as well as Cav, Luna, and the head monster known as Enid.

Lulenski and Rjinder told the children that they could be recombined with their monsters if they apprehended four targets: Bina Blum and her monster Ayo, Julie Greathouse and her monster Kera, Abel Flores and his monster Rixis, and Desmond West and his monster Guuzy. Until then, they were instructed to remain in the apartment.

At some point, the new team located their targets, seemingly through the use of Drummer's heightened hearing abilities. Ozzy and Drummer were sent to apprehend Abel and Rixis in the farmer's market. Using Drummer's enhanced hearing, Ozzy followed Abel through the marketplace, even hearing Abel attempt to use Nate and Lampwick to throw him off the trail. Though he threatened Abel with Drummer's electric shocks, Rixis was able to snatch Drummer while Ozzy was distracted, and Abel fled with Lampwick in tow. Ozzy attempted to retrieve an injured Rixis, but was stopped by Nate, and fell unconscious from the combination of Nate's blow and the buzzing in his head.

That evening, Ray recovered Ozzy and Drummer from the farmer's market, bring them back to the apartment.

During the SHELL infiltration, Ozzy and Drummer were confronted by West and Greenie. Greenie's voice powers made quick work of the two, knocking them unconscious by amplifying West's voice.

Drummer was killed by Rjinder's skin monster when Ozzy sent him to try to stun it.  His body was last seen being bundled in cloth by Nate.  It is currently unknown where the body was transported to, or what was done with it.

## Trivia

* Drummer's name is a play on the term *ear drum*.
	+ Prior to the reveal of his canon name, commenters often referred to Drummer as "Earie", a play on the word *eerie*.
* Drummer is one of five monsters to be directly killed, the others being the Unnamed Finger Monster, the Unnamed Lung Monster, the Unnamed Foot Monster, and Roger's Monster.
	+ Drummer is the only deceased monster with a name.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 22, Page 20
2. ↑ Chapter 22, Page 43
3. ↑ Chapter 23, Page 17
4. ↑ Chapter 24, Page 9
5. ↑ Chapter 29, Page 10
6. ↑ Chapter 29, Page 16
Chapter 12: Candy Dreams

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**Candy Dreams** is the twelfth chapter of *Monster Pulse*.

## Characters

* Bina Blum
* Julie Greathouse
* Kera
* Abel Flores
* Rixis
* Desmond West
* Guuzy
* Violet Le Blanc
* Heather (debut)
* George (debut)
* William (debut)

## Trivia

* This is the first chapter to be done fully in color.
* Guuzy donning a ghost costume may be a subtle joke referencing the fact that monsters originate from ghosts.
Cindy McNulty

**Monster**

 **Relatives**

 **Age**

 **First Appearance**

**Cindy McNulty** is the daughter of Ned McNulty.

## History

Cindy made her in-comic debut in a bonus page in Chapter 2, showing Ned's home life as she fed Wilbur.

Cindy made a brief appearance in Chapter 23, lamenting about homework to her father on a video call. She was mentioned later in the chapter as a "potential candidate" to receive a monster, as an implicit threat by Wanda Lulenski.

Cindy appeared for one page in Chapter 33, complaining to Ned about Nancy de Witte and Red taking up residence in the McNulty home.

Cindy appeared again at the end of Chapter 34, discussing the fate of Agent de Witte with Nancy.

Cindy appears on the cover of Chapter 37, watching the emergency broadcast with Nancy and Red. She later made her way to the school, which was being used as a safehouse, and joined the families of Julie, Bina, Abel, West, and Violet, listening for updates as her father fought off the attacking creators.

## Relationships

### Wilbur

Cindy considers Wilbur to be creepy and gross, but still feeds him to help her father. Wilbur seems blissfully unaware of Cindy's feelings towards him, cheerfully smiling at her as he eats.

### Red

Like Wilbur, Cindy considers Red to be creepy. Red does not appear to be bothered by this, being far more concerned with Nancy.
Michael Rjinder

**Monster**

 **Relatives**

 **Age**

 **First Appearance**

*“An eccentric, brilliant scientist at SHELL, responsible for creating the monsters. His own skin is a monster, and that frightens his coworkers (also, his inhumanly cold, ruthless personality). Because of this, he's pretty lonely...”*
    —Cast page description

**Dr. Michael Rjinder** (pronounced with a silent J) was the lead researcher of SHELL.

## Monster Connection

As his monster still functions as his skin, Rjinder must remain entirely in her embrace. He could, in theory, step outside of her, but would experience great pain doing so, as well as leaving himself vulnerable to infection.

Rjinder has no visible Arma hole where his monster disconnected from his body. He shares this trait with Julie, Nancy, and Edward.

## History

Some years before the events of *Monster Pulse*, Rjinder and Dr. Roger Maugras discovered a chemical in human blood dubbed "Arma". After a series of experiments, a ghost was created from a combination of Arma and various other chemicals. It struck Maugras' foot and formed the first known monster-
which was quickly killed due to its erratic and violent behavior. Nevertheless, the two saw the vast potential their discover had, and they sought funding to further investigate the phenomena. Agent de Witte of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency gave them resources for their project, and they founded SHELL.

After the Skin Monster's rampage in Chapter 29, Rjinder was left in a severely weakened state. It is unknown whether this was due to physical injuries suffered during the struggle or bacterial infection as a result of his skin being open for so long, or perhaps a combination of the two. Whatever the cause, he succumbed to it weeks later and perished, his Skin Monster dying with him.  Three weeks before his death, however, he gave a final request to Lulenski: to use the blood from his Skin Monster in their ghost, to let him become a part of her.

## Relationships

### Roger Maugras Sr.

Maugras and Rjinder knew each other for decades. Rjinder has stated that he considered Maugras to be "like a brother".

After discovering the lies and unauthorized experiments Lulenski and Rjinder had performed, Maugras' opinion of Rjinder soured very quickly. He declared that he would "see them both rot in prison, even if I have to rot with you." Rjinder had developed similar disdain for Maugras, blaming him for the destruction of his life's work.

## Trivia

* In Chapter 16, Rjinder is depicted with blue eyes. However, in Chapter 23, he is depicted with brown eyes.

## References

1. ↑ Magnolia's comment on Chapter 20, Page 18
2. ↑ Magnolia's tumblr
3. ↑ Chapter 10, Page 17
4. ↑ Chapter 32, Page 18
5. ↑ Chapter 32, Page 15
6. ↑ Chapter 26, Page 11
7. ↑ Chapter 28, Page 2
8. ↑ Chapter 28, Page 14
Chapter 16: I Don't Want to Grow Up

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**I Don't Want to Grow Up** is the sixteenth chapter of *Monster Pulse*.

## Characters

* Bina Blum
* Ayo
* Julie Greathouse
* Kera
* Abel Flores
* Rixis
* Desmond West
* Guuzy
* Michael Rjinder
* Wanda Lulenski
* Deborah Blum
* Mr. Blum
* Nate (debut)
* Lampwick (debut)
* Nancy de Witte
* Red
* Lana (debut)

## Trivia

* Page 9 is stored under the title "WOW WHAT HAPPENED TO THE SITE", as it coincided with a site update.

### Continuity

* On page 5, Abel references training with West and Guuzy, a practice they agreed on in Chapter 7.

### Errors

* In the "Ask Monster Pulse" bonus pages, Lulenski's name is misspelled as "Lulesnki". (This can most likely be attributed to reader error, as the questions were submitted by readers)
Unnamed Lung Monster

**Person**

 **Body Part**

 **First Appearance**

The **Unnamed Lung Monster** was the monster of Irene, formed from her lungs.

## History

The Lung Monster was formed when a ghost attacked Abel and Irene as they journeyed through the woods. When it appeared the ghost would attack Abel, Irene stood in front of him to intercept the blow. Rather than being injured, however, a monster was formed from one of her body parts.

Not knowing what was going on, Abel became fearful of the massive creature approaching Irene, and set out to attack it with a sharp stick. Unbeknownst to him, however, the creature was formed from her lungs- and by killing it, Irene lost her access to them, resulting in her death.

Later, when Abel recounted the story to Dr. Maugras, Maugras explained that the monster's body was too fragile to survive. Had Abel not killed it, its delicate form would have caused it to die regardless.

## Trivia

* The Lung Monster is one of five monsters to be directly killed, the others being the Unnamed Finger Monster, the Unnamed Foot Monster, Roger's Monster, and Drummer.
Enid (human)

**Monster**

 **Relatives**

 **Age**

 **First Appearance**

**Enid** is one of four children kidnapped by SHELL during the events of Chapter 23. She had a monster formed from her head, also named Enid.

## Monster Connection

It is unknown how much control Enid had over her own body while her monster was formed. Enid's body took on the same skin tone as her monster, and would act in tandem with the monster's behavior, even while separated, such as rolling about the floor laughing or attempting to put the head back on the body.

However, there are some instances where the monster seems to treat the body as a separate entity, giving it instructions while she journeyed somewhere else. The body has also been shown to act on its own, struggling against a foe before the monster even knew where the foe was.

Enid had an Arma hole at the top of her neck. It has presumably vanished since she was recombined with her monster.

## History

During the events of Chapter 23, Enid was kidnapped by SHELL, along with Ray, Claire, and Ozzy. Wanda Lulenski and Michael Rjinder proceeded to introduce a ghost to the body of each child. This procedure would lead to the creation of Enid's head monster, as well as Cav, Luna, and Drummer.

Enid reappeared in Chapter 37 along with her mother, in a crowd attacked by a skin monster fired by Lulenski. She was saved by Julie and Kera, though she didn't remember who they were.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 26, Page 21
2. ↑ Chapter 22, Page 38
3. ↑ Chapter 22, Page 15
4. ↑ Chapter 22, Page 34
5. ↑ Chapter 23, Page 17
Unnamed Face Monster

**Person**

 **Body Part**

 **First Appearance**

The **Unnamed Face Monster** is the monster of Edward, formed from his face.

## Biology

The face monster resembles, in some ways, a cephalopod, as it has six tentacles formed from its skin, three on each side. These appendages seem to have a fair amount of strength, able to maintain a grip onto Edward when the monster rides on his back. When it reattaches to Edward, it forms new skin to completely cover his skull.

## Abilities

The Face Monster can attach itself to Edward's skull and seem perfectly intact.It usually tries to adapt itself to match Edward's emotion, to complete the illusion, but can't understand what Edward feels when he doesn't speak.

The monster is able to alter its appearance to match that of anyone that Edward has seen.  It is unknown whether it could be altered to appear as a new face entirely, or if faulty memory could lead to flaws in the appearance. It appears to be unable to alter Edward's hair, which has remained attached to his skull.

## History

Shortly after Edward's family moved to Antler Pine (approximately a year before the events of Chapter 13), Edward encountered a ghost that formed the face monster. Unlike most other children with monsters, Edward was never discovered by SHELL, though the face monster did briefly appear on their radar.  As a result of never being discovered, Edward never knew other children had monsters and kept his face monster a secret for several months.

## Trivia

* Since the death of the Unnamed Skin Monster, the Face Monster is currently the oldest living unnamed monster.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 13, Page 5
2. ↑ Chapter 13, Page 9
3. ↑ Chapter 13, Page 13
4. ↑ Chapter 13, Page 16
5. ↑ Chapter 18, Page 6
6. ↑ Chapter 13, Page 9
Marco Flores

**Monster**

 **Relatives**

* Irene Flores (daughter)
* Emily Flores (wife)
* Hector Flores (brother)
 **Age**

 **First Appearance**

**Marco Flores** was the father of Abel and Irene Flores.

## History

Marco's family was originally from Mexico.  At some point, he lived in Antler Pine, and his wife Emily moved to be with him.  There, they had two children, twins named Abel and Irene. Shortly after their birth, Marco died in a motorcycle accident.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 34, Page 12
2. ↑ Chapter 21, Page 24
3. ↑ Chapter 21, Page 23