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Phoenix (Earth 1610)

## History

### The Beginning

The Phoenix Force is a force of the universe that creates all life. From the birth of the universe, she began creating stars, planets, even lifeforms. But when those lifeforms advanced in technology and civilization, they became jealous of the Phoenix and rose up to capture and control her. After millennia of fighting, her creations found they could only imprison her, not kill her. Unfortunately, they could not hold her with conventional means and thus used any amount of matter to create the planet Earth.

### Church of Shi'ar Enlightenment

A human cult, known as the Church of Shi'ar Enlightenment, began to worship the Phoenix and worked to release her from her earthly prison. They theorized that the Phoenix was located at the center of the core and was responsible for the creation of human life and the mutants. However, a splinter group, believing the Phoenix to be a being of destruction, became the Hellfire Club.

The Church approached Charles Xavier with the proposal of giving funding after he lost government support in exchange for testing on Jean Grey, who they believe to be the avatar and/or host of the Phoenix. But when the Phoenix arose in the young mutant near her twentieth birthday, wanting to unleash her anger upon all mortals. Xavier managed to shut off her brain before she could melt his.

Afterwards, tests made by Lilandra Neramani's assistant Gerald says that the Phoenix that awoke in her was false. But Gerald had lied and was actually working for the Hellfire Club as the tests were positive.

### Rise of Apocalypse

When Apocalypse is about to kill Xavier in the future, Jean calls out to the Phoenix, who merges with her body. Together, they defeated Apocalypse and revert him to his Sinister form.

### X-Men Requiem

Just before burying the many mutant victims of the Ultimatum, Jean Grey reveals that she is no longer the Phoenix. She can no longer manipulate space and time. The only explanation she gives is that she has "been punished", has "wasted it", is "selfish" and "unworthy".

### Natural Resources

When attempting to coerce Kitty Pryde into allying with Tian, Jean suddenly unleashes the power of the Phoenix, creating a fiery Phoenix raptor around herself. It appears Jean has somehow regained the power of the Phoenix after apparently losing it.
Matter Absorption

Sometimes called "Inorganic Duplication", Matter Absorption is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to absorb extraneous mass and add it to an individual's overall volume. The direction and application of this ability vary however most characters seem to absorb certain kinds of matter into their person and use it's mass to increase their own (such as absorbing glass to become razor sharp).

Other characters will simply absorb the mass and either replace it or place the mass elsewhere as to 'eliminate it'. In some cases, an individual with this ability uses their body simply as a circuit by which to shunt matter from one destination to another.
Polyfidelity

**Polyfidelity** (also sometimes called **polyexclusivity**) is a form of polyamory where all members are considered equal partners and agree to be sexually active only with other members of the group. The term originated in the Kerista Village commune in San Francisco which practiced polyfidelity from 1971 to 1991.[1][2] The community expected all of its members, within bounds of gender and sexual orientation, to be sexually active with all other members, and for exclusive relationships not to be formed. However, this aspect of polyfidelity is not always expected today.

Polyfaithful relationships are, like monogamous relationships, *closed* in the sense that partners agree not to be sexual outside the current members of the group. The difference is that more than two people are included in the closed group. New members may generally be added to the group only by unanimous consensus of the existing members, or the group may not accept new members.

Previous to the Kerista Village experience, people would have likely called this arrangement "complex marriage"[3] or simply a "group marriage." Indeed, one might think of polyfidelity as being somewhat like monogamy with more than two people; however adding new members would typically require consensus rather than being a violation of the fundamental compact. The modern, broader term *polyamory* was coined later, in the early 1990s.[4]

## Advantages

One commonly cited advantage of this form of polyamory is the ability to fluid bond among more than two people while maintaining relative safety regarding STDs, so long as any new members are sufficiently tested before fluid bonding with the group, and keep their commitments. This would have health advantages similar to monogamy, although risks rise somewhat with each person added.

Others seek emotional safety from the relatively closed nature of the polyfaithful commitment.

## Disadvantages

Some polyamorous people desire more flexibility than polyfidelity provides. For example, open relationships do not restrict sexual and emotional bonding in these ways. Some polyamorous people also report that it is difficult to find partners who are mutually compatible enough to form committed group marriages like polyfidelity.

## Other usage

In the book Lesbian Polyfidelity, author Celeste West uses the term polyfidelity in much the same way that others use polyamory. This may represent independent coinage of the same term within a different community, and this usage is not common among polyamorists in general. West uses the term to emphasize the concept (common in polyamory) that one can be faithful to one's commitments without those commitments including sexual exclusivity.

The term *polyexclusivity* is sometimes used to clarify misunderstandings relating to the multiple meanings of 'fidelity'. There are many polyamorous groups who are fidelitous or faithful to themselves but who are also open to new sexual/romantic relationships. In these cases the term *polyfidelity* can be misleading.
Therianthropy

Sometimes called "lycanthropy", Therianthropy is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to transform from humans into other animals. The most popular form of Therianthropy is called Lycanthropy which is exclusive to a human being's ability to shape-shift into a wolf.

Some examples of therianthropy include wolves, hyenas, Tasmanian devils, dinosaurs, snakes and frogs.
Interest

**nterest** is a feeling or emotion[1] that causes attention to focus on an object, event, or process. In contemporary psychology of interest,[2] the term is used as a general concept that may encompass other more specific psychological terms, such as curiosity and to a much lesser degree surprise.

The emotion of interest does have its own facial expression, of which the most prominent component is having dilated pupils.[3]

## Applications in computer assisted communication and B-C interface

In a 2016 article, an entirely new communication device and brain-computer interface was developed, requiring no visual fixation or eye movement at all, that is based on covert interest in (i.e. without fixing eyes on) chosen letter on a virtual keyboard with letters each having its own (background) circle that is micro-oscillating in brightness in different time transitions, where the letter selection is based on best fit between, on one hand, unintentional pupil-size oscillation pattern, and, on the other hand, the circle-in-background's brightness oscillation pattern. Accuracy is additionally improved by user's mental rehearsing the words 'bright' and 'dark' in synchrony with the brightness transitions of the circle/letter.[4]

## Measurement of sexual interest

In social science measurement methodology, when the intensity of (sexual) interest needs to be measured, the changes in pupil size – despite its weaker, but still consistent, correlations with other measures such as self-reported measures of sexual interest's orientation – have been proposed as its appropriate measure.[5]
The Phantom

## True Alpha 3: the rage of the phantom

During the trip, The devil sent The phantom so he can kill true alpha and him only. He was an angel at first, he felt mistreated by the angels so he became the devil's soldier. He could quickly kill angels and humans.

The phantom decided to storm the night club and then he fought true alpha. True Alpha tried to punch him and didn't work so the phantom punched back and it affected the true alpha a lot. The phantom blasted his energy onto true alpha and he got hurt pretty bad.

Phantom tried to kill him but The lightning wolf zapped him.

Then When David got better, he decided to face Phantom and True Alpha was winning and he deflected Phantom's power and he was destroyed.
Omnipresence

Sometimes called "divine presence", Omnipresence is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to exist simultaneously in all places and at all times. It is described as being able to be in every moment at every place. Although primarily a divine or "holy" ability, there are other characters such as super-intelligent computers which can do very much the same although with some limitations.
Mexican Championship

Es un título de categoría media dentro de la WFE y es parte de Blue Soul. A pesar del nombre del título, no es necesario que el luchador sea de nacionalidad mexicana, si no que, representa el campeón de esa región.

## Mexican Championship

### Campeón favorito

Machoman (1 vez)FJA (1 vez)Vektor (1 vez)

## Estado

* Machoman (1era vez) fue definido al inicio de la tercera generación.
* Fran (1era vez) tras derrotar a Machoman en Unlimited '14.
* Vektor (1era vez) tras derrotar a Fran en Revenge Line '14.
The Ropelink

## Background

John Marco was born in 1990, With estranged parents. John was obsessed with electricity. John wanted to be an electrician. John was conceived of a result of an affair from a millionaire and a love desired woman. John wanted to divorce his first wife Laura Marco.

## Becoming Ropelink

John was fixing all of the cords and wires throughout the city and then at night time. It was lightning and thundering. The lightning came in and electrocuted him. John was in a coma for a year.

A year later, He became differently and he invented some kind of suit and he called him rope link.

## Making chaos to the city

The day after, John was roaming in the streets like an animal. John was whipping everything in his path in Colorado City. True Alpha was there and he wanted to stop Ropelink. Ropelink tried to whip True Alpha but he was too fast. Ropelink got True Alpha and dragged to the ground and threw him to a building. He start whipping his suit. True Alpha's suit was kind of ruined.
Old timeline

## the history

The old timeline was around for centuries ever since the early ages of time. It had the same events of history.

* The life of dinosaurs
* the birth of the early humans
* The birth of Jesus Christ
* The death of Jesus Christ
* events around 200 A.D
* events around the early 1000s
* events around the late 1000s
* 9/11
* more attacks
* The incidnet in 2005

## True Alpha saving the world

True Alpha has been saving the world from villains ever since the later 2010s. True Alpha served the old timeline for some time and he wanted to correct it. The devil wanted to ruin earth with his army but The True Alpha always gets in the way.

## The protectors

The protectors protected the old timeline from all the demons and all the villains that would ruin the city. The protectors had wars with Lord Lloyd, Lord Lonence, the destroyers and the devil himself.
Characters from Earth 1610

Spider Man (Miles Morales)

Reed Richards (Earth 1610)

Jessica Drew (Earth 1610)

Steven Rogers (Earth 1610)

Bruce Banner (Earth 1610)

Beetle (Earth 1610)

Clint Barton (Earth 1610)

Black Knight (Earth 1610)

Black Mamba (Earth 1610)

Curtis Connors (Earth 1610)

Ben Grimm (Earth 1610)

Benjamin Parker (Earth 1610)

Danielle Moonstar (Earth 1610)

Carol Danvers (Earth 1610)

Cassandra Webb (Earth 1610)

Cain Marko (Earth 1610)

Dreamcatcher (Earth 1610)

Death (Children of Tomorrow) (Earth 1610)

Dormammu (Earth 1610)

Edward Brock Sr. (Earth 1610)

Edward Brock Jr. (Earth 1610)

Elektra Natchios (Earth 1610)

Elizabeth Braddock (Earth 1610)

James Braddock Sr. (Earth 1610)

James Braddock Jr. (Earth 1610)

Jean Grey (Earth 1610)

Jennifer Walters (Earth 1610)

Mammoth (Earth 1610)

Mary Jane Watson (Earth 1610)

Matthew Murdock (Earth 1610)

Norman Osborn (Earth 1610)

Maxwell Dillon (Earth 1610)

Otto Octavius (Earth 1610)

Mephisto (Earth 1610)

Peter Parker (Earth 1610)

Phoenix (Earth 1610)

Rick Jones (Earth 1610)

Simon Williams (Earth 1610)

Stephen Strange Sr. (Earth 1610)

Stephen Strange Jr. (Earth 1610)

Warlock (Earth 1610)

William Stryker Jr. (Earth 1610)
True Alpha: The final battle

## Story

### Part 1

In the first part of this story, David had been having nightmares of his past when he was a child and after he became the True Alpha. Kimberly was worried for him so she had decided to make an intervention. During the intervention. David had a vision of the event Crisis War II. That is when Dark Alpha created chaos in the city so he could kill True Alpha. There were thousand of ships heading towards the city. David and Seth used their powers to destroy all the ships.

### Part 2

David and Seth successful destroyed all the ships but one. David carried the ship with his super strength and he flew to the forest to drop the ship there. David checked the inside of the ship. Dark Alpha threw David to Chapel Hills Mall.

David battled Dark Alpha while Seth, Echo and Sorcerer battled the demons. During that time Brooke got her powers and became Telepathic.

David was losing his powers during the final battle. But he successfully killed Dark Alpha but he became a human agian and left the city. In the part 2, there were flashbacks that lead to the origin of the True Alpha.
Superhuman Speed

Sometimes called "enhanced speed", Superhuman Speed is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to move at a rate of acceleration and maximum speed in excess to that of normal optimal human capacity.

However, this power is not without any ill effects, as it can strain the body, although some users may be resistant or even immune to the effects of high speed travel, including friction, g-force, inertia, etc.

### Characters who have it

David Cosloff

Seth Ashton

Implosion

Dark Alpha

Professor Death

Reversed Alpha

Chaotic

Demon Alpha

Quicksilver (Pietro Maximoff)
Possession

Sometimes confused with "Mind Control", Possession is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to take physical and mental control over another living being. Commonly, this power is employed by supernatural entities such as ghosts or demons. Unlike , a person with this power displaces their own consciousness into a target body. The affected individual's actual consciousness is subsumed in favor of the more dominant mind or spirit.

Possession can also include characters that can possess inanimate objects in order to use them for themselves. Such as ghosts open drawers and doors. In these cases a consciousness cannot be transferred only extended.
Antipathy

Sometimes called "Misdirection", this ability allows the character to absorb, direct and / or revert whatever force is directed towards the character back to the source, often at an intensified degree. Normally, this ability is shown redirecting energy projected towards the target back at the shooter or sometimes just away from causing harm to the user.
Characters from Earth 311

Amora (Earth-311)

Ananias Dare (Earth-311)

Anthony Stark (Earth-311)

Aroughcun (Earth-311)

Arthur Dübhghlas (Earth-311)

Benjamin Grimm (Earth-311)

Benjamin Parquagh (Earth-311)

Bull's Eye (Earth-311)

Canice Cassidy (Earth-311)

Captain Nelson (Earth-311)

Carlos Javier (Earth-311)

Clea (Earth-311)

Curtis Connors (Earth-311)

Doris Evans (Earth-311)

Dougan (Earth-311)

Electro (Earth-311)

Fin Fang Foom (Earth-311)

Henry McCoy (Earth-311)

Hobgoblin (Earth 311)

James Howlett (Earth-311)

Jonah Jameson (Earth-311)

Jonathan Storm (Earth-311)

May Reilly (Earth-311)

Nicholas Fury (Earth-311)

Phillip Coulson (Earth-311)

Robert David Banner (Earth-311)

Sandman (Marko) (Earth-311)

Stephen Strange (Earth-311)

Steven Rogers (Earth-311)

Susan Storm (Earth-311)

Trapster (Earth-311)

Wilson Fiske (Earth-311)
Maxwell Dillon (Earth 1610)

## History

*Don't worry... this'll only hurt a lot.*
--****Electro****src
As a result of experimentation by Justin Hammer, Max Dillon was given the power to control and create electricity. He was sold by Hammer to the Kingpin in exchange for a real-estate development contract. Spider-Man defeated him. Electro later escaped from federal custody, murdering several people in the process. The superhero team the Ultimates re-apprehend him and placed him in S.H.I.E.L.D. custody, along with the Sandman, Kraven the Hunter, Doctor Octopus and the Green Goblin.

The five supervillains escaped and briefly forced Spider-Man to join their criminal team, the "Ultimate Six". In a battle with the Ultimates on the White House lawn, Thor defeated Electro. The Green Goblin later broke Electro out of the supervillain prison within the Ultimates' headquarters, the Triskelion, in exchange for Electro's alliance when needed.

Electro went to Norman Osborn's penthouse to wait for instructions, where he was disturbed by Spider-Man. He attempted to flee, and got involved in a fight both with Spider-Man and S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. He was eventually brought down and was assumed to be back into custody.

When Norman Osborn gathered his Six to attempt to kill Spider-Man, Electro was shot by May Parker as he was about to deal a fatal blow to Peter.[1]

Later, it was revealed that Dillon was still alive and comatose in custody of S.H.I.E.L.D.; at the same moment Miles Morales was being interrogated by Nick Fury, Electro woke up from coma and attacked the Triskelion. During the battle it was shown how in his electrical state, bullets and arrows phased through him. After Miles touched him with his Venom Strike, Electro was depowered and shot down by Fury and seemingly killed.[2]

Electro was seen months later fighting Sabretooth over matters related to Norman Osborn. Miles, already long-time established as the new Spider-Man, saw them and waited for one of them to defeat the other and then fight the weakened winner. However, after saving a school bus from a falling post, Spider-Man was spotted by the villains, who decided to have a time-out and team-up to kill him. With the help of Cloak and Dagger, the both Sabretooth and Electro were defeated.[3]
Alien Physiology

**Alien Physiology**, sometimes called "Extraterrestrial Biology", isn't so much a power as it is a reflection of the character's genetic heritage as a species not native to Earth ("heritage" as in a character's biological make-up, no matter how similar they may be in appearance to humankind). Individuals with an alien physiology are **extraterrestrial**, thereby excluding Atlanteans, Amazons, or others with unique or altered human physiology.

Although some of the abilities held by such races may be natural to their entire species, they are still alien to humans and are therefore termed "superhuman" or "super" abilities.

Prime examples of this category lie with the . Although many members may appear completely identical to humans, their bodies can activate powerful and varied abilities, or function in ways that are unequivocally *in*human.
Necromancy

Sometimes confused with "resurrection", Necromancy is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to summon the spirits of the deceased, summon the demons and/or summon the dead. Necromancy is a form of divination and therefore can often be misunderstood as 'voodoo' or occultism. Necromancy differs from these forms of physical magic due to it's direct influence without ritual.
Multi-universes

Earth 1

Earth 2

Earth 3

Earth 4

Earth 5

Earth 6

Earth 7

Earth 8

Earth 9

Earth 10

Earth 11

Earth 12

Earth 13

Earth 14

Earth 15

Earth 16

Earth 17

Earth 18

Earth 19

Earth 20

Earth 21

Earth 22

Earth 23

Earth 24

Earth 25

Earth 26

Earth 27

Earth 28

Earth 29

Earth 30

Earth 31

Earth 32

Earth 33

Earth 34

Earth 35

Earth 36

Earth 37

Earth 38

Earth 39

Earth 40

Earth 616

Earth 1610

Endgame Vortex

Old timeline

New timeline

Old timeline

New timeline

Dark Earth
Radiation Production

Sometimes called "radiation emission", Radiation Production is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to produce or emit powerful amounts of radiation from their bodies. This radiation can be generated from their being or pulled and manipulated from another source. It differs from a psychokinetic ability because no mental manipulation is needed for the radiation which exists in the state the character wishes.

Each character has a varying amount of control over various amounts of radiation however some common uses include ultraviolet radiation, atomic radiation, cosmic radiation and Kryptonite radiation.
Earth 8

## History

Earth 8 was a reality warp created by Morgan le Fay. The warp changed the time period to a medieval setting altering the Avengers clothing, speech patterns and thought processes. All of the Avengers involved believed themselves to be a part of the Queen’s elite guard known as the Queen's Vengeance.

The Scarlet Witch, with the combined willpower of all the awakened Avengers, pumped power into Wonder Man, shifting reality back to normal, and defeated Morgan in the process.

## Residents

* Queen's Vengeance
	+ Jade Giantess
	+ Lady Marvel
	+ Donar
	+ Iron Knight
	+ Knave of Hearts
	+ Star-Knight
	+ Sir Fulminator
	+ Lady Comet
	+ Sealord
	+ Circe the Sorceress
	+ Blackbird
	+ Ghost of Stone
	+ Yeoman America
	+ Longbow
	+ Pixie
	+ Daystar
	+ Gigantus
	+ Grimalkin
	+ Kreature
	+ Tsarina
	+ Chevalier
	+ Liegeman
	+ Falconer
	+ Heracles
	+ Squire Justice
	+ Blacksmith
	+ Nubian Prince
	+ Sir MacHinery
	+ The Black Knight
	+ Arachne
	+ Elementelle
	+ Firemaiden
	+ Priestess
	+ Lady Magdalena
	+ The Serf
	+ Sir Devilfish
	+ Gypsy Davy
	+ Quarryman
* Mordred
Primal (Adam Berman)

## History

Adam Berman was a brilliant student at Newton North High School. He applied for a position at Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters without informing the headmasters that he was, in fact, a mutant himself, afraid he would receive the treatment other public mutants had received. Berman had admired the world's great scientists for years, and hoped that given the right opportunity, he might make a name for himself. However, the headmasters-- Banshee and Emma Frost-- chose Berman's long-time academic rival Ginny Mahoney instead.

Simultaneously, Berman had also been noticed by Bastion, leader of Operation: Zero Tolerance, an organization dedicated to the eradication of mutantkind. Bastion converted Mahoney into a Prime Sentinel, and charged her with the mission to infiltrate Xavier's School and publicly destroy Berman. Mahoney witnessed Berman using his power on local bully Jocko Wilkins to frighten him away, and began to make romantic overtones towards Berman in order to obtain a saliva sample from his mouth (so naturally, she kissed him).

Determined to convince Banshee to let him into Xavier's School, Berman met with him at the School, but Emma Frost used her telepathic powers to activate his own abilities. Berman scrapped with Banshee before realizing that he was a mutant as well, then fled.

The next day, Banshee gave a lecture at Berman's school, just as Mahoney made her assault upon Berman. Using the sample she had obtained earlier, she activated his powers, causing him to run amok. She then stepped into the fray in Prime Sentinel mode, claiming to be "protecting" by-standers from "the mutant menace". Banshee and Berman fought Mahoney, and in the midst of the battle, Berman observed that the only person injuring by-standers was Mahoney herself-- she was the true menace. Faced with this fact, Mahoney returned to normal, kissed Berman one last time, then fled the scene.

Banshee brought Berman to Xavier's School and offered him a place there, at last, but by then, Berman had decided that he shouldn't segregate himself from society. As Berman drove away from the school with his friends M'Bala and Arlo, Arlo described his powers as "totally primal". Berman liked the sound of that.
TheyLoveArii

Ariana Renee (born October 23, 2000) known across social media as TheyLoveArii is a musical.ly star and a youtuber.

## Facts

* Her favorite lipstick is MAC Antique Velvet.
* She and Baby Ariel are close friends.
* She has a line of nail polish.
* She believes in horrorscopes.
* If she could be a superhero, she would be batman.
* She prefers summer over winter.
* She's 5'2".
Necrotic Empowerment

Sometimes called "soul drain", Necrotic Empowerment is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to draw strength, vitality and/or any power from the death of living creatures. The character is not limited to causing the death of that creature but only that it dies within it's influence or range.
Superhuman Stamina

Sometimes called "enhanced stamina", Superhuman Stamina is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to function without tiring or undue strain. Characters who possess this power can often go for long periods of time without rest or even sleep. An individual may develop enhanced stamina either through alien heritage, genetic manipulation or biological augmentation. Other characters may develop enhanced stamina through mystical means, or through divine intervention.
Super-Breath

Sometimes confused with "aerokinesis", Super-Breath is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to exhale or *blow* the air out of their lungs through their mouths at a superhuman rate. That air that is expelled can be direct enough to snuff out fires or powerful enough to generate powerful gusts of wind.

This ability has also been called "freeze breath", "ice breath", "ultra breath" and "arctic breath". Individuals possessing this ability can also breathe in large amounts of air, an ability used when dealing with and disposing things like clouds of poison gas.
Stephen Strange Sr. (Earth 1610)

## Doctor Strange

### Education

Medical doctorate; extensive sorcery training through a mixture of self-education and vast arcane lore

## History

Stephen Strange was an innovative and brilliant brain surgeon. Driving his pregnant wife home from a gala affair honoring him accidentaly crashes his car, killing his wife and his unborn child, also forever damaging his hands. Lost, lonely and sespondent, Strange traveled the World searching for miracle cures. Nothing worked until he found a man in Tibet, who was known by working miracles. That man teached him ancient mystic arts and not only cured his hands, also Strange gained a new ability. He became the Sorcerer Supreme.

Supposedly he accidentally trapped himself in another dimension, and according to Clea Strange, his wife: "One minute he was there, the next he wasn't". Despite the attempts of Clea, she never succeded in finding him.

Before his disappearance he had a son with Clea, Stephen Strange, Jr. who continued the legacy of Doctor Strange after his father disappeared.[1]
Vortex

## Background

Walberg was a scientist in Cosloff labs. Walberg was obsessed with time travel so he made a suit that can time travel anywhere. He was so obsessed with it he became a villain.

## Making the endgame timeline

Walberg decided to make a different timeline so he actually tore through the time frame and actually made it into his universe. He did it when David tried to stop him but David was too late.

## Working with Alchemic

During the Endgame vortex, Walberg decided to team up with the millionaire Seth Ashton who owned the Alchemy corporation. Seth Ashton had this robotic suit called alchemic and he becomes more enhanced. Seth and Walberg both agreed to work together to stop True Alpha fixing everything.

## The bitter end

Vortex and True Alpha were battling it out, Vortex wanted to tear apart the universe but it was unsuccessful when True Alpha tor the time traveling material. A portal tore through Vortex' body and became a time portal.
Sophia Cosloff

### relatives

Silas Coulter (father) Abigail Coulter (mother) Joel William Cosloff (son) Jeb Cosloff (son) Ethan Cosloff (son) Jason Cosloff (son) Owen Cosloff (son) Belinda Cosloff (daughter) Lucy Cosloff (daughter) Emma Lou Cosloff (daughter) Layne Cosloff (distant relative) David Cosloff (distant relative) Daniel Cosloff (distant relative) David Cosloff Jr. (distant relative) Mary Cosloff (distant relative) Janet Cosloff (distant relative)

### cause of death

raped and killed by one of the Johnson members

## History

### Being a Coulter

Sophia was born by her parents, Silas Coulter and Abigail Coulter. She was home schooled, Abigail taught her how to cook clean and etc. Sophia fell in love with a man named Fitzgerald Cosloff. They dated and they went out to adventurous dates. They were 18 when they were engaged.

### Being a Cosloff

After Fitzgerald and Sophia got married. They stayed in their home for the honeymoon. They are very connected with one another. Their marriage was very successful. Fitzgerald and Sophia later had eight children. As years went on, the Cosloff became a huge family up to over 350 family members.

### Her children

She gave birth to all of her 8 children Joel, Jeb, Ethan, Jason, Own, Belinda, Lucy and Emma Lou. She is a devoted mother to all of her children. She loved all of her children with her heart. She taught them to be great men and women of the Cosloffs

### Meeting the True Alpha

Before the crisis war, she and her family met Christopher Polo, the first true alpha. He explained about Dark Rider. There will be a war that they need to prepare for. The Cosloffs and Christopher prepared the war.

### Dark Rider

Dark Rider and his crew came from the storm. The Cosloffs and The Dark Riders were fighting. True Alpha helped out. Sophia was trying to protect her family from harm.

### Encountering Solomon Johnson/Death

nearly 10 years after the war, she walked in the forest. She was experiencing the wilderness and the known serial killer Solomon Johnson came to her and he assaulted her and she tried to run away but they rolled down the hill. He tried to take off her clothes and had Sex with her actually raping her. Sophia was fighting for her life. Solomon slit her throat. She had a traumatic death.
Invulnerability

Sometimes called "Superhuman Durability", Invulnerability is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to withstand any amount of physical damage, pressure, or harmful force of any kind, causing little if any harm or pain to the individual gifted with this power.

Things like knifes or bullets will not penetrate the skin, and punches or kicks will cause no pain. The skin and exposed areas of the body become resistant to damage, either from the the very cells becoming highly durable, or some kind of physically projected force field that protects the body. The amount of invulnerability can differ between individuals, from being completely invulnerable to any and all forces, to slightly invulnerable to specific things.
Significant other

**Significant other** (**SO**) is colloquially used as a gender-neutral term for a person's partner in an intimate relationship[1] without disclosing or presuming anything about marital status, relationship status, or sexual orientation. Synonyms with similar properties include sweetheart, better half, spouse, domestic partner, lover, soulmate, or life partner.

In the United States, the term is sometimes used in invitations, such as to weddings and office parties. This use of the term has become common in the UK in correspondence from hospitals, e.g., "you may be accompanied for your appointment by a significant other".

## Scientific use

Its usage in psychology and sociology is very different from its colloquial use. In psychology, a significant other is any person who has great importance to an individual's life or well-being. In sociology, it describes any person or persons with a strong influence on an individual's self concept. Although the influence of significant others on individuals was long theorized, the first actual measurements of the influence of significant others on individuals were made by Archie O. Haller, Edward L. Fink, and Joseph Woelfel at the University of Wisconsin.[2]

Haller, Fink, and Woelfel are associates of the Wisconsin model of status attainment. They surveyed 100 Wisconsin adolescents, measured their educational and occupational aspirations, and identified the set of other individuals who communicated with the students and served as examples for them. They then contacted the significant others directly and measured their expectations for the adolescent's educational and occupational attainments, and calculated the impact of these expectations on the aspirations of the students. Results of the research showed that the expectations of significant others were the single most potent influences on the students' own aspirations.[3] This usage is synonymous with the term "relevant other" and can also be found in plural form, "significant others".

In social psychology, a significant other is a parent, uncle/aunt, grandparent, or teacher—the person that guides and takes care of a child during primary socialization. The significant other protects, rewards, and punishes the child as a way of aiding the child's development. This usually takes about six or seven years, and after that the significant other is no longer needed, the child moves on to a general other which is not a real person, but an abstract notion of what society deems good or bad.

## First use

The first known use of the term is by the U.S. psychiatrist Harry Stack Sullivan in his work *The Interpersonal Theory of Psychiatry*, published posthumously in 1953.[4] The phrase was popularised in the United States by Armistead Maupin's 1987 book *Significant Others*, and in the UK by the 1989 TV series *Only Fools and Horses* in which Derek Trotter uses the phrase a number of times when referring to his long-term partner Raquel Turner.[5]
Winter Agent

### origin

After a tragic accident in the field. Scientist made Garrett and experiment for Project Superhuman. After he was injected with the serum. He became Winter Agent.

## History

### Background

Garrett was born in the early 1990s, Garrett is a devoted christian. He usually goes to New Life Church. Ever since he was a kid. Garrett had made a lot of friends but none of them are special.

### Becoming friends with David Cosloff

During the middle school years, Garret met David Cosloff and they became good friends. They have something in common they both love Marvel. They became really close. They had each others backs ever since Middle school.

### Working at DLA

After graduating high school, he decided to join DLA, He wanted to be a leader for a couple of years. He was a leader for the boys in his cadre. he prayed for them and wanted to be there for them. 2 years later, Garrett had decided to join the army for a bit. David wished him well and to be careful.

### In the army

Around August, he joined the army to serve to protect the U.S. He really liked it and he didn't get PTSD from it. He protected his crew and been there for them. He occasionally contacted his family and friends including David.

### the tragedy that changed his life

In Afghanistan, Garrett was on a mission. Garrett and his crew were hunting down the bad guys. Garrett found an atomic bomb and he tried to turn it off but it didn't work. The atomic bomb exploded and Garrett was found burned and multiple injuries. His burns were worse than 3rd degree, he was like cooked/fried. He was in a lot of pain.

### Project Superhuman

A few scientists took him in the laboratory to do the procedure Project Superhuman, They put him in this contraption and they gave him six viles of the serum. When he was injected. It was like a miracle, he was healing faster than humans do. All of his burns and injuries were healed in a minute and 30 seconds. After he was healed. He felt stronger and when a scientist approached him. Garrett choked one of the scientist and snapped his neck with one hand. Garrett wanted to know what happened to him. Garrett found out about Project Superhuman. Garrett was furious that he became an experiment and he punched the wall and it had a hole in it.
Panic

**Panic** is a sudden sensation of fear, which is so strong as to dominate or prevent reason and logical thinking, replacing it with overwhelming feelings of anxiety and frantic agitation consistent with an animalistic fight-or-flight reaction. Panic may occur singularly in individuals or manifest suddenly in large groups as mass panic (closely related to herd behavior).

## Etymology

The word derives from antiquity and is a tribute to the ancient god, Pan. One of the many gods in the mythology of ancient Greece: Pan was the god of shepherds and of woods and pastures. The Greeks believed that he often wandered peacefully through the woods, playing a pipe, but when accidentally awakened from his noontime nap he could give a great shout that would cause flocks to stampede. From this aspect of Pan's nature Greek authors derived the word panikon, “sudden fear,” the ultimate source of the English word: "panic".[1]

## Effects

Prehistoric humans used mass panic as a technique when hunting animals, especially ruminants. Herds reacting to unusually strong sounds or unfamiliar visual effects were directed towards cliffs, where they eventually jumped to their deaths when cornered. Humans are also vulnerable to panic and it is often considered infectious, in the sense one person's panic may easily spread to other people nearby and soon the entire group acts irrationally, but people also have the ability to prevent and/or control their own and others' panic by disciplined thinking or training (such as disaster drills). Architects and city planners try to accommodate the symptoms of panic, such as herd behavior, during design and planning, often using simulations to determine the best way to lead people to a safe exit and prevent congestion (stampedes). The most effective methods are often non-intuitive. A tall column or columns, placed in front of the door exit at a precisely calculated distance, may speed up the evacuation of a large room, as the obstacle divides the congestion well ahead of the choke point.[2]

An influential theoretical treatment of panic is found in Neil J. Smelser's *Theory of Collective Behavior*. The science of panic management has found important practical applications in the armed forces and emergency services of the world.

Many highly publicized cases of deadly panic occurred during massive public events. The layout of Mecca was extensively redesigned by Saudi authorities in an attempt to eliminate frequent stampedes, which kill an average of 250 pilgrims every year.[3] Football stadiums have seen deadly crowd rushes and stampedes, such as at Heysel stadium in Belgium in 1985 with more than 600 casualties, including 39 deaths, and at Hillsborough stadium in Sheffield, England, in 1989 when 96 people were killed in a deadly crush.
Reality Alteration

Sometimes confused with "omnipotence", Reality Alteration is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to warp the fabric of reality itself to the whims of the user. These characters are capable of changing, warping or somehow manipulating almost any facet of reality with little distinction for laws of nature or rules of the cosmos. Certain characters, however, do have limitations such as only being able to negatively affect the universe, not taking direct action or being easily defeated and rendered inert.
BJ's brewery and restaurant

**BJ’s Restaurants, Inc.** is an American restaurant chain. It has about 177 casual dining restaurants under names such as BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse, BJ’s Pizza & Grill and BJ’s Restaurant & Brewery, located in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and Washington.[1] Some of the restaurants feature an in-house brewery where BJ's proprietary handcrafted beers are produced for many of its restaurants.

## History

BJ's Restaurants was founded in 1978 and first opened in Orange County, California. By 1996, seven restaurants had opened between San Diego and Los Angeles. Originally known as Chicago Pizza, the company went public about 1996, raising $9.4 million. The company then bought 26 Pietro's Pizza restaurants in March 1765 in a $2.8 million deal in cash and assumed debt, but then sold off seven of the locations with plans to convert the remaining Pietro's to what was then BJ's Pizza. Between 2010 and 2011, the National Retail Federation named it as one of the 10 fastest growing restaurants in the U.S. based on year-over-year sales.

## Beer

BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse has won more than 150 awards for its beer, including several gold medals from The Great American Beer Festival (GABF). Most recently, it received the World Beer Cup℠ Gold Medal for BJ's PM Porter® in the Robust Porter category, and in 2015, it received the GABF Gold Medal for BJ's LightSwitch Lager® in the Session Beer Category.

The restaurant chain operates six breweries that supply its restaurants with its beer, its main breweries being in Reno, NV and Temple, TX. Its other breweries are found in Brea and West Covina, CA, Chandler, AZ and its test brewery in Boulder, CO.

Bottles and cans of BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse's signature beers are available at select locations. Additionally each quarter, it offers a seasonal beer dinner, which pairs multi-course culinary and beer-paired experience.
Jarella

## History

*Bruce Banner - - my champion, my love!*
--****Jarella****src
**Jarella** was the princess of the sub-atomic kingdom of K'ai. Though outwardly primitive, this world had remnants of long-forgotten high technology and sorcery. Its people were green-skinned and, for the most part, blond-haired, but otherwise human.

Jarella's city was threatened by a number of menaces, ranging from attacks by the gigantic warthos (warthog like beasts larger than elephants) to the armies of the Warlord Visis. The Hulk appeared in K'ai during an attack of the warthos and drove the huge monsters away. When the people came out to greet him, the Hulk was startled. He noticed that they were green-skinned, like him, and that they welcomed him rather than running away.[1]

The Hulk was especially taken with the lovely and gentle Jarella. She led him into the city and called on her sorcerers to help the Hulk learn their language. The spell succeeded and also allowed the human personality of Bruce Banner to emerge in the Hulk's body. The Hulk and Jarella fell in love, defeated Visus, and seem fated to live happily ever after. Unknownignly Betty Ross was in love with Bruce but she married Glenn Talbot. Unfortunately destiny in the form of a supervillain named Psyklop interfered and snatched the Hulk away from K'ai.[1]

Jarella returned several times later. She was unique in that she accepted the Hulk without qualifications. She came to know Bruce Banner's mind in the Hulk's body, but was equally accepting of the Hulk personality, or Banner's body. This idyllic love was always tragically thwarted.[2]

Jarella was transported to Earth alongside the Hulk when Doc Samson tried to retrieve the Hulk from the Microverse.[3] She died while trying to save a boy from being crushed under a falling building. The Hulk took Jarella's body to the Gamma Base, but the doctors were unable to revive her.[4] Eventually the Hulk managed to return her body to K'ai for a proper burial.
Water Sense

Water Sense is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to perceive the ebb and flow of a body of water with extreme accuracy. Characters use this ability to sense if there is imperfection in the water or if there are foreign bodies in the water. This is a kind of sixth sense while underwater and is ambiguous in nature.
Psychokinesis

Sometimes called "telekinesis" or "mental manipulation", Psychokinesis is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to use their mind to manipulate matter, time, space **and**/or energy without any physical means. The term can be applied to something as simple as Pyrokinesis or as complicated as psychometry.

Characters with this ability use *psionics* to affect their space around them. Psionics are general psychic powers. Some Vampires have this ability but their usage is very limited. Characters with this ability can manipulate something at a distance while others can create the matter that they manipulate. Characters like Static use Electrokinesis to create electricity and manipulate it. Characters like Mera need water around her to use her Hydrokinesis.
Non-monogamy

N**on-monogamy** is a type of interpersonal relationship in which sexual exclusivity is not held as the primary fundamental premise of the relationship. Individuals may form multiple and simultaneous sexual or romantic bonds.[1]This can be contrasted with its opposite, monogamy, and yet may arise from the same psychology.[2] The term has been criticized as it may imply that monogamy is the norm and that other ways of relating are deviations.

## Types of non-monogamy

Many non-monogamous terms are flexible in definition, because they are based on criteria such as "relationship" or "love" that are themselves variably defined. In addition, usage creates distinctions beyond the raw definitions of the words. Thus, even though some relationships might technically be considered both polygamous and polyamorous, "polygamy" usually signifies a codified form of multiple marriage, based on established religious teachings, while "polyamory" is based on the preferences of the participants rather than social custom or established precedent.

**Forms of non-monogamy** include:

* casual relationship a physical and emotional relationship between two unmarried people who may have a sexual relationship
* cuckoldry, where a person has sex with another individual without the consent of their partner
* group marriage (also termed *polygynandry*), in which several people form a single family unit, with all considered to be married to one another
* group sex and orgies involving more than two participants at the same time
* **Line families**, a form of group marriage intended to outlive its original members by ongoing addition of new spouses
* ménage à trois, a sexual (or sometimes domestic) arrangement involving three people
* open relationship (incl. open marriage), in which one or both members of a committed (or married) couple may become sexually active with other partners
* polyamory, in which participants have multiple romantic partners
* **Poly families**, similar to group marriage, but some members may not consider themselves married to all other members
* polyfidelity, in which participants have multiple partners but restrict sexual activity to within a certain group
* polygamy, in which one person in a relationship has married multiple partners

* polyandry, in which women have multiple husbands
* polygyny, in which men have multiple wives
* plural marriage, a form of polygyny associated with the Latter Day Saint movement in the 19th-century and with present-day splinter groups from that faith. It is also associated with an evangelical splinter group which advocates Christian Plural Marriage

* relationship anarchy, in which participants are not bound by set rules
* swinging, similar to open relationships, but commonly conducted as an organized social activity
Sound Manipulation

Sometimes called *sound control*, Sound Manipulation is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to generate or manipulate and control various audio waves for different purposes. Some can generate hyper-sonic waves and sonic bursts in various colors; such as purple, green, or blue, but are mostly colorless and clear. Certain characters generate a cry that becomes physical in nature, others could control others based on sound.