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श्रमण (śramaṇa)

## Sanskrit (Wiktionary) definition

### Etymology

* From the root श्रम् (√śram, “to be or become weary or tired, be tired of doing anything”)

### Adjective

श्रमण • (śramaṇá)

1. making effort or exertion, toiling, labouring, (esp.) following a toilsome or menial business
2. base, vile, bad
3. naked

### Noun

श्रमण • (śramaṇá) m

1. one who performs acts of mortification or austerity, an ascetic, monk, devotee, religious mendicant
2. a Buddhist monk or mendicant (also applied to Buddha himself; also applied to a Jain ascetic now commonly called yati)
3. name of a serpent-demon

## Related term: आश्रम (āśrama)

### Noun

आश्रम • (ā-śrama) m or n

1. hermitage, the abode of ascetics, the cell of a hermit or of retired saints or sages; ashram
2. a stage in the life of a Brahman (of which there are four corresponding to four different periods or conditions, namely 1st, ब्रह्मचारिन् (*brahmacārin*, “student of the veda”); 2nd, गृहस्थ (*gṛha-stha*, “householder”); 3rd, वानप्रस्थ (*vānaprastha*, “anchorite”); and 4th, संन्यासिन् (*saṃnyāsin*, “abandoner of all worldly concerns”), or sometimes भिक्षु (*bhikṣu*, “religious beggar”); in some places the law-givers mention only three such periods of religious life, the first being then omitted)
3. hut built on festal occasions
4. college, school
5. wood, thicket
6. (*masculine*) name of a pupil of Pṛthvī-dhara

## References

1. ↑ “श्रमण - Wiktionary.” 2018. October 17, 2018. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/श्रमण#Sanskrit.
2. ↑ “आश्रम - Wiktionary.” 2019. April 8, 2019. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/आश्रम#Sanskrit.

Disambiguation page for श्रमण (śramaṇa)The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Lavtana

**Lavtana** is a Lokirrim nation located in the Middle East.

## History

Named after the first settlement on the first Lokirrim colony, Lavtana spans the former Ottoman Eyalets of Damascus, Sidon, Tripoli, Aleppo, Cyprus, and Rakka.

After the Five Years' War, the Lokirrim settlement of Kanas was established on the banks of the Dead Sea, which was soon purified by the Lokirrim and populated with aquatic creatures from their homeworld. In 1803, the island of Cyprus was evacuated by the Lokirrim government, who planned on terraforming the island into a sostra-protein environment for edible vegetation.
Banea

The **Banea** are a humanoid species native to the Sohval galaxy.

## Biology

The Banea are a bipedal humanoid species. They are distinguished by forehead ridges similar to the combs of some Earth birds, and feather-like structures on their heads.

## Culture

### Religion

The Banea religion is monotheistic, worshiping the goddess Mayaka.
Vraëlnir

A blonde elf. A kind, fun-lovng, romantic, adventurous spirit. He is very skilled with bladed weapons, but doesn't have very good long-distance aim.

He grew up as an orphan, together with Garth.

He has been on many adventures prior to meeting the future Wanderer.

He has a bond with the spirit Ker'nunos.

He is also an accomplished musician.
Grey elves

One of the two progenitor races. Every humanoid being descends from them.

Unlike the gnomes, they had a high elemental affinity, were driven by emotion and mainly produced art and beauty.

They all disappeared long ago, mostly through their lineage being diluted into that of regular elves. The original pureblooded ones, who were immortal, were transformed into trees due to their sadness at the ugliness mortality had brought to the world. Individual pureblood greys could temporarily stave off the transformation if they were unusually adept at suppressing their emotions, but there was no permanent solution.
Ithnaan

The **Ithnaan** are a humanoid species native to the Sohval galaxy.

## Biology

The Ithnaan are bipedal humanoids. They are distinguished by a series of pale ridges located along the bridge of the nose.

Although life on Ithnos was carbon-based and oxygen-breathing, it was built on right-handed sostra-amino acids. This placed the Ithnaan in a distinct minority in their home galaxy; the Lokirrim and the Nezu are the only other sapient sostra-protein species. The food of humans, ansari, and khalid (who evolved in aris-amino acid-based biospheres), will at best pass through an Ithnaan's systems without providing any nutrition. At worst, it can be highly toxic and fatal if not immediately treated.
Human

**Human**s are the native, sapient species of Earth.

## Biology

Humans have a fairly robust physiology. Their internal makeup and reproductive processes are typical of most bipedal mammals, and their size and proportions give the appearance of being strong, fast and agile.

The life expectancy of humans has varied throughout the years. In the late-18th and early-19th centuries, the average life expectancy was around 30 to 40 years. However, medical advances over the centuries have led to an expectancy of around 100 years by 2016.

## Culture

Humans are generally seen to be very intelligent, abnormally ambitious, highly adaptable, individualistic and thus, unpredictable. They have a powerful desire to advance and improve themselves.
Veralis Telonar

**Veralis Telonar** is the junior tenor at the Vermilion Opera.

## Appearance

Veralis “was tall, lean, beautifully poised. Most opera singers wore wigs for performance, but this man’s hair was long and thick and glossy white, and would clearly take an elaborate court dressing."

## Personality

Veralis was nervous and twitchy when being interrogated about the death of Arveneän.

## Life

Veralis was the junior tenor and duet partner of Arveneän Shelsin in *Zhelsu* at the Vermilion Opera.

Sometime within the two weeks prior to *The Witness for the Dead*, Veralis, Shulethis Dorenar, and Tura Olora were drinking, and Tura told the other two men about a 5,000 muranai inheritance he would be receiving from his grandfather, Nepena Duhalar. Tura swore them both to secrecy.

Arveneän blackmailed Veralis so that he gave her other people's secrets. Veralis couldn't pay her because of his gambling debts. Whatever Arveneän knew about Veralis would have cost Veralis his job if she told Iäna Pel-Thenhior. Veralis was the one who told Arveneän about Tura's money. Arveneän used this as part of her blackmail scheme against Tura, which led Tura to kill her. The night Arveneän died, Veralis was playing pakh'palar at Indamura's.

After Thara Celehar questioned many of the Vermilion Opera members about Arveneän, Veralis followed him to speak in private, and told Thara about how Arveneän had blackmailed him.

## Relationships

#### Arveneän Shelsin

Veralis didn't like Arveneän, likely because she was blackmailing him.

#### Shulethis Dorenar

Veralis was possibly close with Shulethis, as they went drinking together.

#### Tura Olora

Veralis was possibly close with Tura, as they went drinking together.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Addison, Katherine. *The Witness for the Dead*, First ed., Tor, 2021.
धर्म (dharmic religion)

**धर्म** or **dharma** includes varying levels of interpersonal expectation, agenda, policy, and education. Self-reliance (exemplified by the śramaṇas) has an inverse relation to provision of theistic encouragement by the priesthood (the brāhmaṇical exemplars). Those priests and gurus who teach kuṇḍalinī-yoga often represent bhagavān as the god Śiva, who is a Paramātmā level devotee of Bhagavān Rāma. The bhakti-yoga movement especially likes to worship Paramātmā as Kṛṣṇa, who is very appealing to femininity. The greater spectrum of dharma is at present surviving thanks to Eastern religiosity, but humanism, between creator worship and virtue, seems to have presence even in the relatively Western world, with Rosicrucianism and Live Action Role-Play, both of which portray the traditional Eastern creator god Brahmā within the Kemetic (Ancient Egyptian) context as its creator god Osiris.
Indian War

Location
 Causes
 Result
* Cession of Australian and Indian colonies to Trabe colonists
 Territorialchanges
 Trabe colonists
 400,000
 23,000

The **Indian War** was a military conflict between the Trabe colonists of Project Maera and the British Empire.

The war continued for five years, with the British Empire only making a few gains in India and Western Australia due to the Trabe's advanced technology. After a particularly disastrous defeat at Botany Bay, the people of Great Britain launched a revolution against King George III, deposing the monarchy and establishing a democratic republic.

The Treaty of Colombo forced the Republic of Great Britain to recognize the Trabe colonies in Australia and India as sovereign nations of the Trabe people.
Mummy

**Voiced By:** | None

**Mummies** are a type of enemy in *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic*.

## History

When his old professor is injured while searching the tomb of King Hepsut, Steel McKensey and his teammates in the Guardians of the Magic traveled to Egypt in search of the Cat's Eye Gem. There, they found the gem guarded by several mummies. The mummies were slow and easy to defeat, eventually being buried under rubble from the ceiling by Princess Tenko.
Night of the Dolphin

**Night of the Dolphin** is the seventh episode of *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic*. The episode was written by Sean Catherine Derek.

The episode marks the first appearance of Tenko's Sapphire Dolphin outfit.

## Synopsis

Tenko is performing at an aquatic theme park, and meets two of the occupants, a dolphin named Delphy and a young orca named Kaylu who's been kidnapped from his pod. Jana and Jason conspire with the greedy owner of the park to ambush Tenko. During the attack most of the park's occupants are freed into the ocean, ruining the corrupt owner, and Tenko with them. Delphy leads her to a grotto where she finds the Sapphire Starfire Gem and learns that Delphy is the dolphin it controls.

## Appearances

**Featured Characters:**

* Princess Tenko
* Ali
* Shonti
* Bolt
* Hawk
* Steel

**Supporting Characters:**

* Delphy
* Kaylu
* Joel Russell

**Antagonists:**

* Jana
* Jason
* Mr. Slike
* Sharks
Martian Manhunter (DC Comics)

## Powers and Stats

**Name:** J'onn J'onzz, John Jones, Martian Manhunter

**Origin:** DC Comics

**Gender:** Male

**Age:** At least a thousand years old

**Classification:** Alien, Martian, Member of the Justice League

**Powers and Abilities:** Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Flight, Telepathy, Illusion Creation, Mind Manipulation (Scanned the entire population of Earth at least four different times, can scan multiple realities simultaneously, read the minds of everyone in the galaxy, and has enthralled Captain Atom), Memory Manipulation, Sleep Manipulation, Soul Manipulation (Can manipulate souls with his telepathy and trap them inside himself, which he has done with the souls of the entire Martian race for over a thousand years), Enhanced Senses (Including Telescopic, Microscopic, and X-Ray Vision), Energy Projection, Shapeshifting, Sizeshifting(Able to grow to massive sizes or shrink to the size of a blood cell), Can survive in space, Telekinesis, Matter Manipulation (Can reduce enemies to a subatomic level with his Martian Vision), Gravity Manipulation (Can manipulate gravitons, subatomic particles associated with the force of gravity), Invisibility, Heat Vision, Sonic Scream, Super Breath, Durability Negation with Intangibility (can phase through people to kill them), Immortality(Types 1 and 3), Regeneration (Low-High. Has regenerated from a puddle of green liquid, his sole arm, and decapitation), Resistance to Time Manipulation, Reality Warping, and Mind Manipulation

**Destructive Capacity:** Solar System level+

**Speed:** Massively FTL+ (Can fly across interstellar distances and keep up with the likes of Wonder Woman in combat)

**Lifting Strength:** Large Planet level+ (Easily overpowered Wonder Woman)

**Striking Strength:** Planetary Class+

**Durability:** Likely Universe level (Regeneration and Intangibility make him very difficult to kill)

**Stamina:** Can fight for an extended periods of time. So, in other words, a lot.

**Range:** Many meters+, Multiversal+ with Telepathy

**Standard Equipment:** None notable

**Intelligence:** Large. Vast knowledge of earth and alien races throughout the universe, decades of combat experience against all types of foes, accomplished detective, has read and processed the knowledge of every mind on earth multiple times

**Weaknesses:** Fire
The Forest Emerald

**The Forest Emerald** is the eleventh episode of *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic*.

## Synopsis

Tenko has a dream about being chased into a cave by a villain, and Hikita's spirit tells her to find a purple pouch. After discovering a secret passage in the mansion, they find the purple pouch, which has a map to the resting place of the emerald Starfire Gem. While Bolt, Steel and Ali lead Jana and Jason on a wild goose chase, Tenko and Hawk travel to a rain forest to look for the emerald. The map is stolen by an evil developer named Vell, and he finds the emerald first. Tenko manages to shatter it, but Vell steals half of the part which gives it its magic and escapes.

## Appearances

**Featured Characters:**

* Princess Tenko
* Ali
* Shonti
* Bolt
* Hawk
* Steel
* Ninjara
* Kiddles

**Supporting Characters:**

* Hikita
* Rachi

**Antagonists:**

* Jana
* Jason
* Vell
Khalid

The **Khalid** are a humanoid species native to the Sohval galaxy.

## Biology

The Khalid are a bipedal humanoid species. They are often distinguished by the gill-like structures that extend from the bottom of their ears to down their jawline. They also have a small ridge on the top of their noses and light skin complexions.
Cat's Eye Gem

The **Cat's Eye Gem**, also referred to as the **Star of Destiny**, is one of the magical Starfire Gems. It enables its holder to glimpse into the future.

## History

Like the rest of the Magic Starfire Gems, the Cat's Eye Gem was thrown into a random location by Master Hikita shortly before his death. The Cat's Eye Gem was returned to its original home in Egypt, wrapped around the neck of a mystical black Leopard statue. Though Princess Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic had explored the tomb of King Hepsut in search of the Cat's Eye, the Dark Twins managed to find it first. Jana ripped the gem from the statue, causing the creatures around them to come alive. King Hepsut and several Mummies appeared, along with the Black Leopard itself.

After several battles, Princess Tenko managed to take the Cat's Eye Gem. However, Jason grabbed Ali and threatened to throw her off of the pyramid if Tenko did not give the twins the gem. Tenko gave the gem to the villains, saving Ali's life but giving them a great power.

Later, Jana and Jason used the Cat's Eye Gem's power and saw that, in the future, Tenko would get married. Before Jason could see that it was him, Jana pulled the gem from his grip.
Pashavada

The **Pashavada** are a noble house in the Ethuveraz.

## Details

Lord Pashavar serves on the Corazhas as the Witness for the Judiciate. Pashavar advocated to Varenechibel IV to bring Maia Drazhar to the Untheileneise Court and/or Cetho to live at the time of Chenelo Drazharan's death, again when Maia turned 13, and again when Maia turned 16, but Varenechibel IV would not listen to him.

The Untheileneise Court has an area called the Duchess Pashavel Gardens, which contains an ornamental pond with ornamental carp imported by the Pashavada from somewhere in the west, which are kept alive by mysterious means.

## Members

* Ailano Pashavaran
* Corvis Pashavar
* Duke Pashavel
* Lord Pashavar

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Addison, Katherine. “A Listing of Persons, Places, Things, and Gods.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
2. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “23. The Opposition of the Court.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
3. ↑ Addison, Katherine. “13. Bargaining.” *The Goblin Emperor*, English 1st ed., Tim Doherty Associates, New York, NY, 2014.
Colin Cage

**Colin Cage** is the teenage son of Travis Cage and a minor character in *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic*.

## History

Despite his father's love for hunting, Colin Cage grew up feeling sorry for the animals his father targeted. When his alliance with the Dark Twins led to his father hunting Princess Tenko's snow leopard cub Ninjara, Colin begged his father to leave her alone. He later sought out help from Princess Tenko.
Guardians of the Magic

The **Guardians of the Magic** is a team of superpowered magicians empowered by the Magic Starfire Gems. Each of the Guardians were trained by Hikita Tenko, one of the most powerful magicians in the world.

## List of Guardians

* Princess Tenko - Leader of the Guardians of the Magic, a skilled magician who proved her heroism when she rescued a young girl from a burning building.
* Bolt
* Hawk
* Steel
* Ali
* Shonti

### Former members

* Jana
* Jason
Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic

**Saban's Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic** is a 1995-1996 American magical girl animated series produced by Saban Entertainment. Each episode centered on the fictional adventures of Japanese real-life magician Princess Tenko, Mariko Itakura. After each episode, the real Princess Tenko would appear in a live-action segment to perform an illusion or do her "Teach-A-Trick," a segment that teaches the audience a simple magic trick they could perform at home.

## List of episodes

1. Let the Magic Begin
2. Through the City Darkly
3. Diamond in the Rough
4. Strong Medicine, Strong Magic
5. The Stone of Destiny
6. Trust and Betrayal
7. Night of the Dolphin
8. The Big Story
9. Troubled Waters
10. Will the Real Tenko Please Stand Up?
11. The Forest Emerald
12. The Magic Skates
13. Cry Havoc

## Toyline

A line of *Tenko* dolls was produced by Mattel. The dolls were slightly altered designs from the cancelled *Wonder Woman and the Star Riders* toyline in development during 1992-1993.
Amber Gem

The **Amber Gem** is one of the magical Starfire Gems. It enables its user to project fiery bolts from their hands.

## History

Frustrated with Master Hikita's decision to make Princess Tenko the Master Guardian, Jana and Jason attempted to steal the Starfire Gems from the Tenko Box while the other Guardians slept. Jana stole the Amber Gem for herself and gave the Ruby Gem to her brother. Jana has used the Amber Gem on nearly every confrontation with Tenko and the Guardians.

Jana and Jason are also able to transform into a two-headed dragon when they press their two Starfire Gems together.
Golden Lion Fashion Doll

**Golden Lion** is a Princess Tenko "Fashion Action" Doll from the *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic Toy Line*.

## Official description

The great magician Princess Tenko travels around the world performing her amazing shows of magic, illusions and daring feats. With her are her faithful friends, the Guardians of the Magic, who assist with her performances and in her ultimate goal... finding and protecting the Magic Starfire Gems.

Now, the magic is within you, too, as each outfit and gem magically transform Princess Tenko into a super heroine with the powers she needs to protect the world!
Ninjara, Snow Leopard

**Ninjara, Snow Leopard** is an action figure from the *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic Toy Line*. The doll is based on Ninjara.

## Official description

The great magician Princess Tenko travels around the world performing her amazing shows of magic, illusions and daring feats. Joining her in her goal to protect the world is her faithful friend, a beautiful snow leopard named Ninjara.

Whenever Princess Tenko needs extra help, she uses a Magic Starfire Gem that magically transforms Ninjara into a powerful protector.

Together with the heroic Guardians of The Magic, they make the world a safer place.
Ruby Gem

The **Ruby Gem** is one of the magical Starfire Gems. It enables its user to summon the "Mesmer-Disk", a weapon that can hypnotize any living being.

## History

Frustrated with Master Hikita's decision to make Princess Tenko the Master Guardian, Jana and Jason attempted to steal the Starfire Gems from the Tenko Box while the other Guardians slept. Jana stole the Amber Gem for herself and gave the Ruby Gem to her brother. Jason has used the Ruby Gem on nearly every confrontation with Tenko and the Guardians.
Troubled Waters

**Troubled Waters** is the ninth episode of *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic*.

## Synopsis

Tad Donovan, an old friend of Bolt's, is working with a scientist in a plan to bomb a California fault line to prevent The Big One. Tenko senses another Starfire Gem in the vicinity so the Guardians find it while Jana and Jason try to take advantage of the bombs, because in truth they'll cause a devastating earthquake rather than prevent them. Tenko keeps the bombs from going off just in time.

## Appearances

**Featured Characters:**

* Princess Tenko
* Ali
* Bolt
* Hawk
* Steel
* Pearl Rider

**Supporting Characters:**

* Tad Donovan
* Professor Sinclair

**Antagonists:**

* Jana
* Jason
Обитатели холмов (2018)

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**Обитатели холмов** - мультфильм-экранизация книги Р. Адамса.

Актёры: Джеймс Макэвой, Николас Холт, Джон Бойега, Бен Кингсли, Том Уилкинсон, Джемма Артертон, Питер Капальди, Оливия Колман, Макензи Крук, Энн-Мэри Дафф, Тэрон Эджертон, Фредди Фокс, Джеймс Фолкнер, Ли Инглби, Майлз Джапп, Дэниэл Калуя, Рори Киннер, Крэйг Паркинсон, Розамунд Пайк, Дэниэл Ригби, Джейсон Уоткинс, Адевале Акинойе-Агбаже, Лоррэйн Брюс, Джемма Чан, Лиззи Кларк, Рози Дэй, Генри Гудман, Питер Гиннесс, Мюррэй МакАртур, Сэм Редфорд, Шарлотта Спенсер, Christabel Abdy Collins, Michelle Rodda, Бэрри Аирд, Том Байдвелл, Ник Бримбл, Steve Cannon, Rod Chisholm, Mark Ebulué, Люк Нил, Николас Теннант, Эндрю Уолтон, Beatrice Aitken, Eloise Aitken, Walter Beaumont, Wenty Beaumont, Lola Rose Lawson Johnston, Grace Lawson Johnston, Arun Kapoor-Parsons, Джеймс Александр, Джейк Френсис, Martavius Gayles

Продюсеры: Эллисон Чарльз, Джорджия Дюссо, Бен Ирвинг, Сесил Крамер, Ноам Мурро, Гари Р. Наккарато, Мартин Розен, Бханушали Шилпа, Рори Аиткен, Тед Биаселли, Рикардо Кертис, Катал Гаффни, Уэс Луи, Lokesh Mishra, Shakti Prakash Mohanty, Элинор Моран, Дарра О’Коннелл, Бен Паг, Мэттью Рид, Хьюго Сэндс, Ребекка Свифт, Ларри Танз, María Ulled, Джош Вэрни, Эрик Вигнау, Мэттью Рид, Хьюго Сэндс, Ребекка Свифт, Ларри Танз, María Ulled, Джош Вэрни, Эрик Вигнау

Сценаристы: Том Байдвелл, Ричард Адамс

Композитор: Федерико Хусид

Монтажёр: Эндрю Уолтон

## Аннотация

Это история о семействе кроликов, которые ищут себе новый дом после того, как одному из них приснился кошмарный сон о приближающейся катастрофе.

На пути кроликов встречаются различные сложности, а они узнают об особенностях окружающего мира.

## Галерея

### Кадры

Черничка, Шишак и ПятикПятик и ОрехЗемляничкаПятик и ОрехШишак
Updated Abilities

* **Analytic:** Now additionally tells the user which of its moves will damage the target the most.
* **Aroma Veil:** Now allows the user to use Choice Band, Choice Specs, and Choice Scarf without being locked into one move.
* **As One:** Now includes Harvest instead of Unnerve.
* **Battle Bond:** No longer powers up Water Shuriken, but now causes Water Shuriken to hit 5 times. In addition, it now increases the power of user's Dark type moves by 1.3x.
* **Bulletproof:** Now grants immunity to Bomb type moves.
* **Corrosion:** No longer is capable of poisoning Poison types. Toxic Spikes set by a Pokemon with this ability will poison Steel types, and Poison types cannot not be poisoned by them but cannot remove them just by switching in.
* **Disguise:** No longer causes 1/8th damage to the user when the disguise breaks.
* **Gale Wings:** Priority now works even when the user isn't at full HP.
* **Galvanize:** Normal type moves turned Electric have 1.4x power as opposed to 1.2x power, however, it now prevents the user from using Normal type status moves.
* **Neutralizing Gas:** Now only affects Pokemon that are on the field when the ability gets activated.
* **Oblivious:** No longer blocks Taunt or Intimidate.
* **Own Tempo:** No longer blocks Taunt or Intimidate.
* **Prankster:** Dark type Pokemon are no longer immune to it.
* **Regenerator:** Restores 1/4 HP instead of 1/3 HP.
* **Solar Power:** The user takes 1/16 recoil damage instead of 1/8.
* **Speed Boost:** Now can activate on the turn the user switches in.
* **Swarm:** Can also activate if a Bug type ally is on the field.
* **Toxic Boost:** When this Pokemon is poisoned, its physical moves have 1.3x power. However, when this Pokemon is badly poisoned, its physical moves have 1.6x power.
* **Unaware:** Now allows the user to ignore the effects of opposong Aurora Veil and Cascade Boost.
Red Tornado (DC Comics)

## Powers and Stats

**Name:** Red Tornado, Tornado Champion, John "Reddy" Smith

**Origin:** DC Comics

**Gender:** Male

**Age:** Unknown

**Classification:** Alien android

**Powers and Abilities:** Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Air Manipulation, Weather Manipulation, Flight, Forcefield Creation, Enhanced Senses, Extrasensory Perception, Technology Manipulation, Hacking, Transformation, Invisibility, Attack Reflection, Regeneration (High-Mid, he regenerated after half his body was destroyed and pulled it back together after it was fully torn to pieces), Possession of machines, Resistance to Telepathy (resisted Despero's telepathy)

**Destructive Capacity:** City level+

**Speed:** Massively Hypersonic+ combat and reactions

**Lifting Strength:** Superhuman

**Striking Strength:** City-Block Class+

**Durability:** Mountain level+

**Stamina:** Nearly Inexhaustible

**Range:** Hundreds of kilometers with air manipulation

**Standard Equipment:** None

**Intelligence:** Very high. His memory contains at least hundreds of millions of terabytes worth of information, including such from the Justice League's databanks and records. He was also able to reverse-engineer technology that functioned based on different laws of physics than the regular universe.

**Weaknesses:** Can be shut down if a fail-safe device on his neck is hit hard enough, vulnerable to being hacked and reprogrammed
Professor Doole

**Voiced By:** | Unknown

**Professor Doole** is a minor character in *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic*.

## History

A professor at an unspecified university that Steel McKensey had attended, Professor Doole was a noted scholar and explorer. After learning of the Cat's Eye Gem that was said to be in King Hepsut's possession over 4,000 years ago, Doole set off to Egypt in search of it despite his colleagues' warnings. He discovered the entrance to the tomb, but was quickly buried under rubble when the ceiling collapsed.

Doole somehow survived this and was taken to a hospital in Egypt. Steel learned of Doole's injury as well as the possible Magic Starfire Gem he was searching for, and traveled to Egypt to learn more. However, Jason and Jana found out about Doole as well, and Jason used his Mesmer-Disk to interrogate Doole and take his taped recording. Later, when Doole goes to give Steel his tape, he realizes it's gone and writes it off as possible amnesia.
Trust and Betrayal

**Trust and Betrayal** is the sixth episode of *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic*. The episode was written by Douglas Booth.

## Synopsis

Jana and Jason find another Starfire Gem, but its energy is unstable and Jason is placed in a coma when he touches it. Jana goes to the Guardians for help saving her brother, and he's put inside the Tenko Box to be healed. Jana then reveals her other face and locks up the Guardians, but Ninjara and Kiddles the monkey manage to get the keys and free the Guardians. Tenko enters the box and brings out Jason who almost reforms, but Jana forces him to join her again and the twins are fought off.

## Appearances

**Featured Characters:**

* Princess Tenko
* Ali
* Shonti
* Bolt
* Hawk
* Steel

**Supporting Characters:**

* Ninjara
* Kiddles
* Master Hikita

**Antagonists:**

* Jana
* Jason
* Amethyst Warriors
Nicholas Bolton

## Bolt

**Nicholas "Bolt" Bolton** is a member of the Guardians of the Magic and a supporting character in *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic*.

## History

At some point, Bolt was recruited into the Guardians of the Magic by Hikita Tenko. He quickly befriended his fellow apprentices Steel and Hawk, and trained his body as well as his mind. After Jana and Jason Dark betrayed Master Hikita and attempted to steal the magical Starfire Gems, Bolt joined Steel and Hawk in driving the pair away from the mansion. Hikita rewarded the trio's courage with a gem for each of them, giving Bolt the Garnet Gem that enables him to conjure a magical sword. After Hikita's death, Bolt joined Steel and Hawk in trying to cheer up Princess Tenko by giving her a pet snow leopard, Ninjara.

Bolt accompanied Tenko on several missions, including recruiting Ali, traveling to Africa in search of the Diamond Gem,, and exploring the tomb of an ancient Egyptian ruler for the Cat's Eye Gem.

## Powers and abilities

Bolt is in possession of the Garnet Gem, granting him the ability to summon a magical sword to use in combat.

Like all of the Guardians of Magic, Bolt is a highly trained athlete and magician.

## Trivia

* Preliminary artwork for Bolt feature him as an Arabian swordsman vaguely resembling Disney's Aladdin.
* Promotional materials from fast food chain Taco Bell revealed Bolt's real name, though he is simply referred to as Bolt in the TV series.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 1: "Let the Magic Begin"
2. ↑ Episode 2: "Through the City Darkly"
3. ↑ Episode 3: "Diamond in the Rough"
4. ↑ Episode 5: "The Stone of Destiny"
Steel McKensey

## Steel

**Steel McKensey** is a member of the Guardians of the Magic and a supporting character in *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic*. A young historian, Steel is gifted the Smoky Quartz Gem by Master Hikita as he serves as the strategist of the Guardians.

## History

Steel was recruited into the Guardians of the Magic by Hikita Tenko. He quickly befriended his fellow apprentices Bolt and Hawk, and trained his body as well as his mind. After Jana and Jason Dark betrayed Master Hikita and attempted to steal the magical Starfire Gems, Steel joined Bolt and Hawk in driving the pair away from the mansion. Hikita rewarded the trio's courage with a gem for each of them, giving Steel the Quartz Gem that allow him to summon forth several magical rings to entrap his enemies. After Hikita's death, Steel joined Bolt and Hawk in trying to cheer up Princess Tenko by giving her a pet snow leopard, Ninjara.

Steel next accompanied the Guardians as they traveled to New York City for a stage performance. There, they encountered the young girl Ali, who was on the run from the Dark Twins. Steel and the others assisted Ali, and during the battle against the twins, Steel used his magical bands on Jana, ensnaring her and allowing Tenko's Rose Eagle to fly her away from Jason. When Jana dropped the Opal Gem they Guardians were searching for, Steel rushed toward it along with Jason and Ali, though Ali was the victor. Ali was soon after invited to join the Guardians.

## Powers and abilities

Steel is in possession of the Smoky Quartz Gem, granting him the ability to conjure special rings that can bind his foes.

Like all of the Guardians of Magic, Steel is a highly trained athlete and magician.

## Trivia

* Promotional materials from fast food chain Taco Bell revealed Steel's full name.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 1: "Let the Magic Begin"
2. ↑ Episode 2: "Through the City Darkly"
Vicenalar

**Vicenalar** is an elven newspaperman in Amalo who works for the *Herald of Amalo*.

## Appearance

When Thara Celehar first met Vicenalar, he was younger than Goronezh and Thurizar, “fox-faced, and wore his hair in a sleek knot at the nape of his neck.”

## Personality

Vicenalar pushed for information on a story, even when he knew he wouldn't get answers.

## Life

After Thara returned from Tanvero, Vicenalar was one of the three newspapermen to greet him, along with Goronezh and Thurizar. They shouted questions at Thara, which he ignored.

After Thara's trial by ordeal on the Hill of Werewolves, the three newspapermen waited for him at the gate, along with Canon Varlenin. Vicenalar introduced himself to Thara, and asked if it was true that there were ghosts on the hill. Thara politely dodged their questions and left.

The three newspapermen later waited for Thara at his office in the Prince Zhaicava building to ask him about the trial and the ghoul in Tanvero.

After Thara presented his deposition to Lord Judiciar Erimar on the destruction of the *Excellence of Umvino,* Vicenalar, Goronezh, and two other newspapermen were waiting outside to ask questions. Thara repeated what Erimar had ruled: that the explosion was an accident. When Vicenalar asked if it was likely to happen again, Thara replied, “That is a question for the Amal-Athamareise Ashenavo Trincsiva," though they all knew the answer was yes.

After Tura Olora's suicide, the three newspapermen found Thara between midnight and dawn at Ulvanensee. Vicenalar asked if it was true that Tura jumped off the Vermilion Opera.

When Thara, Velhiro Tomasaran, and Ulthora Csathamar emerged from their inspection of the Hill of Werewolves, Goronezh, Thurizar, and Vicenalar were there to greet them. Vicenalar asked Ulthora about the tomb.

When Thara, Velhiro, Ulthora, and Lisava Ormevar emerged from *their* inspection of the hill, Vicenalar was with the newspapermen awaiting them, and asked what Lisava's specialty was. Ulthora promised to speak to them later, with Prince Orchenis Clunethar's permission.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Addison, Katherine. *The Witness for the Dead*, First ed., Tor, 2021.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Addison, Katherine. *The Grief of Stones*, First ed., Tor, 2022.
Rose Eagle Fashion Doll

**Rose Eagle** is a Princess Tenko "Fashion Action" Doll from the *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic Toy Line*.

## Official description

The great magician Princess Tenko travels around the world performing her amazing shows of magic, illusions and daring feats. With her are her faithful friends, the Guardians of the Magic, who assist with her performances and in her ultimate goal... finding and protecting the Magic Starfire Gems.

Now, the magic is within you, too, as each outfit and gem magically transform Princess Tenko into a super heroine with the powers she needs to protect the world!
Ninjara

**Ninjara** is Princess Tenko's pet snow leopard cub and a major character in *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic*.

## History

After Master Hikita's death, Steel, Bolt, and Hawk surprised Princess Tenko with Ninjara as a gift. Shonti Baraka was later put in charge of caring for Ninjara.

## Powers and abilities

When Princess Tenko uses the Diamond Gem on Ninjara, the snow leopard is able to grow to adulthood, making her a formidable adversary in battle.

## Trivia

* According to toy designer Greg Autore, Ninjara's original name was going to be **Scumpo**, and she was going to be a housecat that transforms into a lion rather than a snow leopard.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 1: "Let the Magic Begin"
2. ↑ Episode 3: "Diamond in the Rough"
3. ↑ http://www.jewelridersarchive.com/posts/tenko-and-the-guardians-of-the-magic/
Tiger

**Voiced By:** | None

The **Tiger** is a minor character in *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic*.

## History

Part of the Beast Tamer's stage act, the tiger went against its master's demands and went to attack. This caused the tamer to lose control of his ring of fire, dropping it and lighting the building ablaze. The tiger went to attack a little girl, but was stopped by Princess Tenko.
Opal Gem

The **Opal Gem** is one of the magical Starfire Gems. It enables its user to bring inanimate objects to life.

## History

Like the rest of the Magic Starfire Gems, the Opal Gem was thrown into a random location by Master Hikita shortly before his death. The Opal Gem was thrust into New York City, where criminal Mel came into possession of it. He contacted the Dark Twins and planned to sell it to them, but crashed into Ali on the street. The two mixed up their bags, with Ali getting the Opal Gem and Mel getting her apple.

Jana and Jason tracked down Ali and took the gem by force. When Princess Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic discovered this, they battled Jana and Jason, but Jana used the gem to bring ice statues to life.

Later, Ali managed to get the gem once again, and decided to give it to Princess Tenko.
Mr. Chambers

**Voiced By:** | Unknown

**Mr. Chambers** is a minor character in *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic*. A single parent, he works to provide for Ali, though she has gained a reputation as a troublemaker.

## History

After the death of his wife, Ali's father found it incredibly difficult to take care of his daughter on his own. He worked hard to provide for her, but she ended up becoming increasingly more rebellious, leading to many arguments between the two. Eventually, Ali discovered the Opal Gem and, believing her father to no longer love her, ran away from home. The Dark Twins stormed through Ali's house, with her father begging them not to harm his daughter. Later, he went to a Policeman, hoping to find his daughter and keep her safe. He also encountered Princess Tenko and the Guardians, who promised to help find Ali. When Ali returned safe, Ali's father told her that she should travel with Princess Tenko as her assistant to train and become a better person.
Smoky Quartz Gem

The **Smoky Quartz Gem** (sometimes referred to simply as **Quartz Gem**) is one of the magical Starfire Gems. It enables its user to summon magical rings that can be used in a variety of ways.

## History

As Master Hikita was dying, he gifted each of the Guardians of the Magic with one of the Starfire Gems. He gave the Smoky Quartz Gem to Steel, who used the gem on several adventures with Princess Tenko.
Pearl Rider

**Pearl Rider** is Princess Tenko's horse and a recurring character in *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic*.

## History

In an attempt to steal Princess Tenko's magic Starfire Gems, Jana Dark poisoned Pearl Rider which led to Tenko and Hawk seeking out Hawk's grandfather Knowingwolf.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 4: "Strong Medicine, Strong Magic"
Nezu

The **Nezu** are a humanoid species native to the Sohval galaxy.

## Biology

The Nezu are bipedal humanoids. Physically, the Nezu have ridges running down the center of their faces and small horns located above their eyes.

Like the Ithnaan and the Lokirrim, the Nezu are a sostra-protein species of reverse chirality from humans and ansari. The food of aris-protein species such as humans, khalid, and ansari is at best inedible and at worst poisonous.
Travis Cage

## Bolt

**Travis Cage** is an antagonist in *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic*. An expert hunter, Travis Cage was recruited by the Dark Twins to lay a trap for Princess Tenko's pet snow leopard, Ninjara.

## History

While hunting a silverback gorilla, Travis Cage fell into an underground cave where he stumbled across the Diamond Gem. News of this find spread quickly, and came to the attention of the Guardians of the Magic, as well as the Dark Twins. Jana and Jason attempted to buy the gem from Cage, but he refused until he learned of the opportunity to hunt a rare snow leopard. Jana told him she would set it up in exchange for the gem, to which he agreed.

When Princess Tenko's plane landed, Cage and his son Colin, spied from afar. His son disagreed with hunting endangered animals, but Cage ignored him and kept his attention on Ninjara. When Shonti drove Ninjara to the hotel, her jeep sped out of control after hitting one of Cage's traps. Shonti and Ninjara crawled to safety from the wreckage, but Cage ambushed them, using knockout gas on Shonti and chasing Ninjara away.

Cage ultimately caught Ninjara, though Colin begged him to let her go. He refused, and decided to back out of the deal with the Dark Twins. When the twins discovered this, they took the Diamond Gem by force and captured Cage and his son, tying them to a tree. While Princess Tenko battled Jana in order to save Ninjara, Cage and Colin were surrounded by fire. Cage broke himself and his son free from the chains just in time.

After the battle, Cage apologized to his son and vowed to end his hunting career.
Will the Real Tenko Please Stand Up?

**Will the Real Tenko Please Stand Up?** is the tenth episode of *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic*.

## Synopsis

A prince sends his advisors to hire Tenko to perform for him, and he promises to give her a Starfire Gem he owns. Hearing this, Jana pretends to be Tenko and the prince decides to have them compete against each other. When Jana destroys things and Tenko saves the spectators, the prince realizes she really deserves the gem and gives it to the real Tenko.

## Appearances

**Featured Characters:**

* Princess Tenko
* Ali
* Bolt
* Hawk
* Steel

**Supporting Characters:**

* Prince Alexei
* Alexei's Advisors

**Antagonists:**

* Jana
* Jason

**Other Characters:**

* News Reporter
Sapphire Sea Dolphin Fashion Doll

**Sapphire Sea Dolphin** is a Princess Tenko "Fashion Action" Doll from the *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic Toy Line*.

## Official description

The great magician Princess Tenko travels around the world performing her amazing shows of magic, illusions and daring feats. With her are her faithful friends, the Guardians of the Magic, who assist with her performances and in her ultimate goal... finding and protecting the Magic Starfire Gems.

Now, the magic is within you, too, as each outfit and gem magically transform Princess Tenko into a super heroine with the powers she needs to protect the world!
Beast Tamer

The **Beast Tamer** is an unnamed minor character in *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic*.

## History

A stage performer, the Beast Tamer worked with Princess Tenko before her adventures with the Guardians of the Magic. He failed at his attempt to have his pet Tiger jump through a hoop of fire, causing the building to burst into flames. He presumably escaped, leaving Tenko to save a young girl who had been left behind.
Jason Dark

## Jason

**Jason Dark** is one of the primary antagonists in *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic*. Unlike his sister Jana, Jason does not wish violence upon the Guardians, and is later revealed to harbor romantic feelings for Princess Tenko.

## History

A descendant of a former Master Guardian, Jason Dark and his twin sister Jana were recruited by Hikita Tenko and trained as his apprentices. When a newcomer was appointed as Master Guardian over Jason or Jana, the twins were outraged. Although Jason wished to reason with Hikita, Jana convinced him to put their heritage above all else. Together, the siblings attempted to steal the magical Starfire Gems, though they were stopped by Hikita, Steel, Bolt, Hawk, and the newly-appointed Princess Tenko.

Jason then joined his sister in New York City, where they sought out the Opal Gem. After their hired thug Mel botched the mission, the Dark Twins tracked down the young girl Ali, who was in possession of the gem. Jason took advantage of Ali's vulnerability, manipulating her into siding with the twins. However, Tenko later convinced Ali to join the Guardians of the Magic, and drove the twins off with the Opal Gem.

## Powers and abilities

Jason is in possession of the Ruby Gem, which enables him to summon forth his weapon of choice: the Mesmer-Disk. This weapon functions both as a shield from oncoming attacks, as well as an instrument to hypnotize his opponents. He often used this weapon to overpower his foes' minds, allowing Jana to attack them with her beams of fire.

Like all of Hikita Tenko's students, Jason is a skilled athlete and magician.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 1: "Let the Magic Begin"
2. ↑ Episode 2: "Through the City Darkly"
The Big Story

**The Big Story** is the eighth episode of *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic*.

## Synopsis

Bolt falls for Stacy Roberts, a reporter for a show called The Big Story, but Jason hypnotizes her into leading Bolt into a trap so they can steal his Starfire Gem. They also steal the Tenko Box and use it to summon a chimera, but the Guardians manage to drive it away, and Stacy's news camera breaks, so she doesn't get an exclusive of the battle.

## Appearances

**Featured Characters:**

* Princess Tenko
* Ali
* Bolt
* Hawk
* Steel

**Supporting Characters:**

* Stacy Roberts

**Antagonists:**

* Jana
* Jason
* Chimera

**Other Characters:**

* Coco
Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic (toyline)

**Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic** is a line of dolls produced by Mattel in 1995. These dolls were 6" "Fashion Action" dolls that were previously used in the cancelled *Wonder Woman and the Star Riders* toy line in 1992-1993.

## Official description

Mattel and Saban, the powerhouse in children's entertainment, join forces in launching a totally new concept in small dolls. Introducing Tenko and The Guardians of the Magic, a dynamic new line that combines fashion play, hair play and fantasy play, establishing a new category in the toy business. Each doll is a key character within the animated TV series, so girls can act out scenes from the show or make up their own fantasy adventures.

The beautiful Princess Tenko doll is the most famous female magician in the world. Audiences everywhere are mesmerized by her daring feats and breathtaking stunts. But when she's not on stage, she's secretly battling the Dark Twins, Jason and Jana, who are trying to steal the Magic Starfire Gems. These magical jewels give Princess Tenko and her friends special powers, turning them from magicians into The Guardians of the Magic.

Each Fashion Action doll comes with a trendy bodysuit, exotic performance costume and special magic empowering jewel. The costume magically attaches, transforming the doll into a world renowned magician. By adding the jewel, girls give each doll her own special power.

## List of dolls

Rose Eagle Fashion DollGolden Lion Fashion DollSapphire Sea Dolphin Fashion DollAli, GuardianShonti, Animal TrainerJana, Dark TwinNinjara, Snow LeopardPearl Rider, Horse
Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic Wiki

*"Remember kids, the magic is within you!"*
The great magician Princess Tenko travels the world performing her amazing shows of magic, illusions and daring feats. With her are her faithful friends, the Guardians of the Magic, who assist with her performances and in her ultimate goal... finding and protecting the Magic Starfire Gems.

*Saban's Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic* is an animated series created in 1995 and spanning 13 episodes across one season. It was accompanied by a line of fashion dolls created by Mattel.

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Pearl Rider, Horse

**Pearl Rider, Horse** is an action figure from the *Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic Toy Line*. The doll is based on Pearl Rider.

## Official description

The great magician Princess Tenko travels around the world performing her amazing shows of magic, illusions and daring feats. Joining her in her goal to protect the world is her horse, Pearl Rider.

Whenever Princess Tenko needs extra help from her faithful friend, she uses a Magic Starfire Gem that magically turns Pearl Rider into a beautiful winged horse!

Together with the heroic Guardians of the Magic, they make the world a safer place.
Tenko Box

The **Tenko Box** is a magical wardrobe that contains the mystical Starfire Gems.

Master Hikita was the original holder of the Tenko Box, though he relinquished control to Princess Tenko shortly before his death. During a battle with the Dark Twins, the Starfire Gems were scattered throughout the planet, forcing Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic to search them out and keep them from Jana and Jason's clutches.

Princess Tenko later discovered Master Hikita's spirit had taken residence inside the Tenko Box, allowing him to give her helpful advice during her adventures.
Diamond Gem

The **Diamond Gem** is one of the magical Starfire Gems. It enables whoever touches it to grow to great size, but is often used on animals such as Ninjara or the Cobra.

## History

Like the rest of the Magic Starfire Gems, the Diamond Gem was thrown into a random location by Master Hikita shortly before his death. The Diamond Gem was sent to Africa where it was discovered by hunter Travis Cage.