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Karen Green

Karen Green was a resident of the House.

She was a model with the Ford Agency in New York, but gave up her career to raise Chad Navidson and Daisy Navidson. She had blonde hair which shed periodically. She was 37 at the beginning of The Navidson Record.

She kept a jewelry box which intrigued Will Navidson. It had a hand-carved horn lid and an inner tray, but the contents are not shown. (p.10)

Will Navidson gave her a camera to use for herself. She confesses to being worried about leaving the city for the country, growing old, keeping fit, and staying happy. Additionally, her children and her dependence on Will.

Leslie Buckman asserts (p. 16) that she is:

* A cold bitch, plain and simple.
* Not much smarter than a radiator.
* Grew up thinking that life revolved around club owners, cocaine, and credit card limits.
* A slut

Dale Corrdigan asserts (p. 16) that she is not a lovely housewife and her life of promiscuous behavior in her 20s has only become more discreet in her late 30s.
Charles de Gaulle

**Charles André Joseph Marie de Gaulle** (House of Leaves: **Charles de Gaulle**) was a French army officer and statesman who led Free France against Nazi Germany in World War II and chaired the Provisional Government of the French Republic from 1944 to 1946 in order to reestablish democracy in France. In 1958, he rewrote the Constitution of France at the government's request. Later that year, he was elected President of France, a position he held until his death in 1969.

Johnny Truant wrote that he once had a landlord who "woke up one morning convinced he was Charles de Gaulle." Truant quipped that he did not look like an airport, though a plane landing on the landlord was "not at all disagreeable." The landlord promptly evicted Truant.

## References

1. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xi (2000).
Superintendent's House

# Description

Superintendent's House is part of the Destroyed Buildings category. The reason for it's destruction was because it was a total eye sore. Superintendent's House was made out of Dark Oak Planks, Dark Oak Logs, Glass, Cobblestone, and stripped oak logs. The house was shortly replaced with the Testificate Lab to foreshadow the Testificate Event.

# Interior

The interior of Superintendent's House was only a fireplace, and a carpet. It was devoid of any light besides the fireplace. Under the carpet used to be Superintendent's Lab, which didn't have much besides a bedrock door, and 2 rooms labeled, "Documents", and "Office"
Chapter I

**Chapter I** of The Navidson Record by Zampanò introduces the reader to the Navidson family, their home, and the titular documentary film about them.

The epigraph reads, "I saw a film today, oh boy . . .," a line from the song *A Day in the Life* by The Beatles.

## Synopsis

In our study of The Navidson Record film, "authenticity" is the most contentious of words among researches because our collective "obsession . . . to validate or invalidate the reels and tapes" is rendered impossible by the problem of digital media. (Footnote 1.) Skeptics who deride the film as a hoax admit the hoax is "of exceptional quality," but many believers in its authenticity are often conspiracy theorists which often erode their collective credibility. (Footnote 2.) Regardless, the controversy surrounding the House has easily surpassed public interest in other conspiracy theories. (Footnote 3.)

## Topics explored

* Validity or hoax?
* Difficulty of genre categorization
* Five and a Half Minute Hallway
* Exploration #4
* Miramax release of The Navidson Record (film)
* Falsehoods believed as truths (The War of the Worlds)
Mcdonalds

# Description

The Mcdonalds is a well known building located at the middle part of the town. It doesn't have many special aspects besides looking cool as fuck.

# Interior

The Interior of the Mcdonalds has a couple tables stored at the front doors and 4 windows across from it. As well as having the play area which is covered in lava as of now. The kitchen is right next to the play area with the multiple selections from the menu.

# History

The Mcdonalds design was actually just recently changed. We do not have any photos of the old Mcdonalds to show sadly.

# Feud

Mcdonalds is known to have a small feud with the Applebees as both of the stores have a motto quoting to "fuck applebees" and vice versa.

# Creators

*SuperintendentST* Originally constructed the mcdonalds but was revamped after a couple months by *Rl1te*.
Bar Deluxe

**Bar Deluxe** is a bar and music venue on North Las Palmas Avenue in Hollywood, California. Johnny Truant enjoyed "annihilating [his] inner ear" at Bar Deluxe until discovering The Navidson Record in January 1997.

## History.

Today little more than just another two-floor bar with a sound stage, Bar Deluxe was once the pinnacle of rock mixed with celebrity drug culture in Los Angeles. The place opened in 1993 and hit its peak years between 1995 through 1997.

## References

1. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xviii (2000).
2. ↑ Lina Lecaro, "A Brief History of the Last 20 Years of LA Barhopping", *Thrillist* (Jan. 7, 2018), url at https://www.thrillist.com/drink/los-angeles/a-history-of-barhopping-in-la.
Exploration No. 4

First explored on page 5

* Will Navidson:"days, I think. And, I ... I don't know." [Drink of something; unclear what] "Actually I'd like to burn it down. Can't think clearly enough to do it though." [Laughs] "And now...this."

* Karen Green and Tom Navidson arguing over whether or not to go in after him

* Trees in winter

* Blood on the kitchen floor

* Daisy Navidson crying

* Will Navidson: "Nothing but this tape which I've seen enough times, it's more like a memory than anything else. And I still don't know: was he right or just out of his mind?"

* Dark hallways

* Windowless rooms

* Stairs

* Holloway Roberts: "I'm lost. Out of food. Low on water. No sense of direction. Oh god..." "Holloway Roberts. Born in Menomonie, Wisconsin. Bachelor's from U. Mass. There's something here. It's following me. No it's *stalking* me. I've been stalked by it for days but for some reason it's not attacking. It's waiting for something. I don't know what. Holloway Roberts. Menomonie, Wisconsin. I'm not alone here. I'm not alone."
Alexander Gardner

**Alexander Gardner** (October 17, 1821 – December 10, 1882) was a Scottish photographer who immigrated to the United States in 1856, where he began to work full-time in that profession. He is best known for his photographs of the American Civil War, U.S. President Abraham Lincoln, and the execution of the conspirators to Lincoln's assassination.

Photographic analysis had suggested that Gardner manipulated the setting of at least one of his Civil War photos by moving a soldier's corpse and weapon into more dramatic positions. In 1961, Frederic Ray of the *Civil War Times* magazine compared several of Gardner's Gettysburg photos showing "two" dead Confederate snipers and realized that the same body had been photographed in two separate locations. One of his most famous images, "Home of a Rebel Sharpshooter", has been argued to be a fabrication. Public controversy surrounding the photograph was overshadowed in the 1990s by the appearance of *The Navidson Record*.

## References

1. ↑ Zampanò, House of Leaves 3, n. 3 (2000).
Saga del Ataque de Dark

La Saga del Ataque de Dark es la segunda saga en Los Novenos. Esta esta dividida en dos arcos: Arco de Speed City y y Arco del Ataque de Dark

## Personajes Introducidos

* Selene
* Dotty Clown
* Blood
* Amy Angel
* Mati
* Seto Cluber Ling
* Honey
* Rotco
* Ray
* Celia
* Menta
* Sakura Tomoko
* Stephen Dollmaker
* Isabella Dollmaker
* Frank Firecan
* Emalin Hime
* Jeffrey

## Lugares Introducidos

* Speed City
* Senshi
* Jade
* Monster Land
* Dirty Deeds
* Electro City
Insanity

**Insanity** is one of the primary labyrinths of the mind. Other labyrinths include Insomnia.

* Johnny Truant stated that he lived in an apartment complex leading into 1996 that was "a nuthouse," hinting that Truant had been an in-patient at a mental health center.
	+ Johnny Truant's landlord at that apartment complex suddenly lost his mind, believing one morning to be Charles de Gaulle. A week later, the landlord burnt down the complex and claimed a 757 crashed into it.

## References

1. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xi (2000).
2. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xi (2000).
Ted Serios

**Theodore "Ted" Judd Serios** (November 27, 1918 – December 30, 2006) was a Chicago bellhop known for his production of "thoughtographs" on Polaroid film. He claimed these were produced using psychic powers. Serios' psychic claims were bolstered by the endorsement of a Denver-based psychiatrist, Jule Eisenbud (1908–1999), who published a book named *The World of Ted Serios: "Thoughtographic" Studies of an Extraordinary Mind* (1967) arguing that Serios' purported psychic abilities were genuine. However, professional photographers and skeptics have argued that Serios and his photographs were fraudulent.

Public controversy surrounding Ted Serios' thoughtography was overshadowed in the 1990s by the appearance of *The Navidson Record*.

## References

1. ↑ Zampanò, House of Leaves 3, n. 3 (2000).
House of Leaves

House of Leaves is a book to which authorship is generally attributed to Mark Z. Danielewski (Often abbreviated as MZD). Editing is a more certain concept which is definitively attributed to Mark Z. Danielewski.

MZD suggests that you read it in this order. It has been printed in several editions.

The book generally is about Lude's involvement of Johnny Truant in the cleanup of Zampanò's apartment and the discovery of The Navidson Record which was Zampanò's commentary on the Five and a Half Minute Hallway and associated films which were filmed by Will Navidson about The House and The Navidson family.
Michael Levy-Gauss's commentary on House of Leaves

## **Welcome to Michael Levy-Gauss' "Commentaries on *House of Leaves"***

"It has been two years since the initial publication of "Commentaries on *House of Leaves*" by Michael Levy-Gauss. I still remember the first time Michael wrote us back in 2015 to offer something truly unique, a fresh review of The Navidson Record - perhaps the first since the publication of House of Leaves by Zampanò (final ed. by Mark Z. Danielewski) way back in the year 2000.

"Michael's account is both gripping and credible. Since the film's disappearance in the mid-90s, little information has surfaced of the film or its protagonists. Those who were lucky enough to have seen a copy, even established celebrities, have since vehemently denied its existence. The waters are further muddied by Danielewski himself, who now takes credit for the whole thing in an attempt to erase the film altogether by relegating it in our collective memory to the status of creative writing. In his revisionist account, the movie was a product of Danielewski's vivid imagination simply to sell an experimental novel in ergodic literature to the public, a claim he repeats today even in spite of the infamous re-surfacing and subsequent re-disappearance of the film in the early 2010s.

"But that takes us to Michael's story. There is no getting around the fact that Michael is a poor narrator. His recurring panic attacks, long bouts of derealization, and paranoic breaks from reality, hinder his ability to relate the facts in a way that evinces accuracy and trustworthiness. On the other hand, he is one of the few witnesses willing to speak frankly about The Navidson Record since Karen Green's refusal to speak to reporters over a decade ago. And if one considers the enigmatic legacy of the late Johnny Truant, who could be more fitting a replacement than Michael?

"This is a running series of commentaries on *House of Leaves* by Michael, and we suggest you read it in the book's natural order, starting with the Foreword and moving on from there. Feel free to read any of the related articles, but take care not to wend your way too deeply through the maze or you might lose the story line."

~ Giannis Paraskevi, "Introduction to the Second Folio", 8 *Spiti* ii (2019).

## Reading order.

1. Foreword
2. This is not for you.
3. Introduction
4. *Muss es sein?*

## References

1. ↑ This "Second Folio" was such a blatant attempt to drum up public interest in a floundering journal. No one had cared about Gauss' commentaries back in 2017, and everyone in the know knows that the National University of Athens was considering pulling *Spiti*'s funding.
2. ↑ Hey, go fuck yourself.

An authorized copy of the "Second Folio," a 2019 re-print of Michael Levy-Gauss' *"*Commentaries on *House of Leaves*," first published in the academic journal *Spiti* in 2017. Both the First and Second Folios are notoriously difficult to find, and *Spiti* was permanently closed in August 2020 due to the global Covid-19 pandemic.

Published with permission from the authors.
House of Blues

**House of Blues Sunset Strip** (Johnny Truant: **House of Blues**) was a music venue at 8430 Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, California. Editor Johnny Truant enjoyed picking up women at the establishment.

## History.

House of Blues opened in 1994 and was an immediate favorite music destination in Hollywood for its live performances. Unfortunately, its popularity quickly waned as locals felt its decor and approach to be superficial attempts at artistic authenticity and corporate imitations of blues and rock culture. The venue closed in 2015 and was demolished by 2018.

## References

1. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xviii (2000).
2. ↑ Johnny Whiteside, "Goodbye and Good Riddance, House of Blues Sunset Strip", *LAWeekly* (Aug. 5, 2015).
Main Page

This wiki houses a relatively unsorted & uncurated set of commentaries, textually-asserted factual knowledge, and other odds & ends related to House of Leaves.

If you are new to the novel, then it may be worthwhile to point out Michael Levy-Gauss's commentary on House of Leaves which was purportedly authored by someone named Michael Levy-Gauss. The origin or motivation behind that commentary is unknown. It was simply found here by those creating this wiki.
Insomnia

**Insomnia** is one of the primary labyrinths of the mind. Other labyrinths include Insanity. One treatment for insomnia is Quaalude (*see* Lude)

* Johnny Truant suffered from insomnia after raiding Zampanò's apartment and experiencing nightmares. Ironically, Truant robbed the apartment with his best friend Lude.

## References

1. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xi (2000).
Kirlian photography

**Kirlian photography** is a collection of photographic techniques used to capture the phenomenon of electrical coronal discharges. It is named after Semyon Kirlian, who, in 1939, accidentally discovered that if an object on a photographic plate is connected to a high-voltage source, an image is produced on the photographic plate. The technique has been variously known as "electrography", "electrophotography", "corona discharge photography" (CDP), "bioelectrography", "gas discharge visualization (GDV)", "electrophotonic imaging (EPI)", and, in Russian literature, "Kirlianography".

Kirlian photography has been the subject of scientific research, parapsychology research, and art. Paranormal claims have been made about Kirlian photography, but these claims are rejected by the scientific community. To a large extent, it has been used in alternative medicine research.

Public controversy in Kirlian photography was overshadowed by the appearance of The Navidson Record in the 1990s.

## References

1. ↑ Zampanò, House of Leaves 3, n. 3 (2000).
Five and a Half Minute Hallway

Considered by some in retrospect as a "teaser" for The Navidson Record

Appeared on VHS in April 1990 and distributed by hand.

One continuous shot of a doorway on the North wall, climbing out a window East of the door, focusing on the exterior of the North wall while walking right (West), entering a window west of the door, opening the doorway, revealing a hallway of at least 10 feet, and walking around the door via the outside again before considering entering the door.

Karen Green, Tom Navidson, Billy Reston are in the room watching Navidson film this and warn him not to go in the hallway.

The film ends with Navidson saying "It's freezing in there".
Cottingley Fairies

The **Cottingley Fairies** appear in a series of five photographs taken in 1917 by Elsie Wright (1901–1988) and Frances Griffiths (1907–1986), two young cousins who lived in Cottingley, near Bradford in England. The pictures came to the attention of writer Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who used them to illustrate an article on fairies he had been commissioned to write for the Christmas 1920 edition of *The Strand Magazine*. Doyle, as a spiritualist, was enthusiastic about the photographs, and interpreted them as clear and visible evidence of psychic phenomena. Public reaction was mixed; some accepted the images as genuine, others believed that they had been faked.

Interest in the Cottingley Fairies gradually declined after 1921. Both girls married and lived abroad for a time after they grew up, and yet the photographs continued to hold the public imagination. In 1966 a reporter from the *Daily Express* newspaper traced Elsie, who had by then returned to the United Kingdom. Elsie left open the possibility that she believed she had photographed her thoughts, and the media once again became interested in the story.

In the early 1980s Elsie and Frances admitted that the photographs were faked,

Public controversy surrounding the photographs' authenticity was overshadowed in the 1990s by the appearance of *The Navidson Record*.

## References

1. ↑ Zampanò, House of Leaves 3, n. 3 (2000).
The Works of Hubert Howe Bancroft, Volume XXVIII

**The Works of Hubert Howe Bancroft, Volume XXVIII** is the 28th volume of the complete writings of Hubert Howe Bancroft.

Johnny Truant, editor of The Navidson Record, wrongly states that no such volume or even series exists, having been invented by Zampanò. In fact, it does. Volume 28 compiles Bancroft's writing on the history of the northwest coast of the United States from 1800 to 1846.

## References

1. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xx (2000).
Footnote 3

**Footnote 3**. Provenance: Chapter I, Page 3. Author Zampanò.

## Topic.

Page 3: Controversy surrounding the House easily supplants controversy in Billy Meyer's film on unidentified flying objects.

## Synopsis.

Controversy about the House also surpasses other fantastic conspiracy theories like "Cottingley Fairies, Kirlian photography, Ted Serios' thoughtography, or Alexander Gardner's photograph of the Union dead."

## Commentary.

All examples are drawn from paranormal conspiracies involving visual media with the exception of Alexander Gardner, and here we witness Zampanò's first factual error of many. Gardner did not photograph the Union dead in the Civil War but the Confederate. Controversy surrounds the question of whether he manipulated the bodies of dead Confederate soldiers to heighten his photograph's dramatic appeal.

## References

1. ↑ Zampanò, House of Leaves 3, n. 3 (2000).
Suggested reading order

House of Leaves is a notoriously difficult book to read. Many people begin it and never finish it. Mark Z. Danielewski was, for a while, organizing reading groups on Facebook which featured an out-of-order reading list.

This is not for You: Johnny Truant Introduction (pp. xi-xxiii)

Muss Es Sein: Navidson Record Chapters I - IV (pp. 3-40)

Echoes: Navidson Record Chapter V (pp. 41-73)

Appendix II-D, II-E/The Whalestoe Letters (pp. 584-644)

Worse, It Knows Nothing of Whim: Chapters VI - VIII (pp. 74-106)

The Labyrinth: Navidson Record Chapter IX (pp. 107-152)

Rescues: Navidson Record Chapters X - XI (pp. 153-274)

The Minotaur: Navidson Record Chapters XII - XIII (pp. 275-346)

Karen: Navidson Record Chapters XIV - XVII (pp. 347-407)

House of Leaves: Navidson Record Chapter XVIII - XX (pp. 408-490)

A Strange Light: Navidson Record Chapters XXI - XXIII (491-528)

Exhibits and Appendices I - III (pp. 529-709)
Little Brown

**Little, Brown and Company** (Zampanò: **Little Brown**) is an American publisher founded in 1837 by Charles Coffin Little and his partner, James Brown, and for close to two centuries has published fiction and nonfiction by American authors. Early lists featured Emily Dickinson's poetry and *Bartlett's Familiar Quotations*. In 2006, Little, Brown and Company became a division of the Hachette Book Group.

Author Zampanò attributed a fictitious book, *The House*, to Little Brown, supposedly published in 1995.

## References

1. ↑ Zampanò, House of Leaves 3, n. 2 (2000).
Stage 21 The Quiet River

## Basic Information

* Purification: 12
* Affinity: Raikoh 4, Kintoki 5, Tsuna 6, Sadamitsu 3, Suetake 2, Seimei 2.

The village from The Water's Edge has seen better days. The Wraiths responsible must be purged, so slay them and the strange trees that spawn more of them before they can spread any further. Do mind the petrified bodies of the villagers though, breaking them spawns more MP draining spirits, which is never fun to deal with.

The wraiths can hit surprisingly hard and like to run up and jump attack you on sight, so do not underestimate them as you go about their execution. Once they are all slain the stage ends.

## Extra Cutscenes

* Not a cutscene, but Seimei will use a different voice line if it is Sadamitsu breaking the stone corpses. Once again implying a connection between Sadamitsu and water and/or this village.

## Unlockables

* A Mercy Orb Glyph is hiding at the easternmost point of the map, right where you started the stage during The Water's Edge.
* Sadamitsu's second costume can be gained by breaking most of the stone villagers and completing the stage as her.
The House

***The House*** is a fictitious book cited by Zampanò in Footnote 2 which addresses the House. He claimed the book was published by Little Brown in 1995 and that a person named Daniel Bowler wrote a chapter in the book titled "Resurrection on Ash Tree Lane: Elvis, Christmas Past, and Other Non-Entities."
Emma Master

### Edad:

12 años (Saga de La Tabla Periodica - Capitulo 43)13 años (Capitulo 43 - Actualidad)

## Familia

### Padres:

Hellfire Master (Padre)Brisa Master (Madre)

### Parientes:

Glitchie Master (Hermana Mayor)Glitchy Master (Hermano Mayor)

Netex Master (Hermano Mayor)

Max Master (Hermano Menor)

Keksi (Prima)

## Otra Informacion

### Grupos al que pertenece:

Ninguno

Emma Master es la cuarta hija de la Familia Master en Los Novenos. Siendo parte de la Novena Generación.
Minotaur (Mythical Character)

**Minotaur**

## The Minotaur and Zampanò

* Four long claw marks were found in the wood floor of Zampanò's apartment around his corpse, measuring six-to-seven inches in length.
* Truant describes pages of the original The Navidson Record as "*mauled* scrap[s]," implying animalistic violence done to the physical text.

## The Minotaur and Truant

* In the same passage where Truant describes pages of the original The Navidson Record as "mauled scrap[s]" (see *The Minotaur and Zampanò* above), Truant calls his own reading as "*grazing,*" implying Truant is the animal devouring the text.

## Commentary.

In his Introduction, Truant speaks of a "dread[ed]" creature that you and all others truly are, a creature that is "buried in the nameless black of a name." If the Minotaur is assumed to be the creature and the Labyrinth is "the nameless black of a name," each person is a is their own minotaur, which dwells in the infinite expanse of one's own identity.

## References

1. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xvii (2000).
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xviii (2000) (emphasis added).
3. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xxiii (2000).
Stage 15 The Blossom Trail

## Basic Information

* Purification: 12
* Affinity: Raikoh 2, Kintoki 1, Tsuna 1, Sadamitsu 4, Suetake 6, Seimei 5.

A story-focused stage, after watching the cutscene, race down the trail as Seimei. The enemies here hit pretty hard against the magic-focused sorceror, so avoid direct fights and take advantage of her powerful spells. This goes double for the boss fight at the end of the trail, the Sword Demon Fox can combo you pretty easily, so stay away from melee as much as possible and bombard him with spells until he falls.

## Unlockables

* The Blade of the Moon is directly behind you at the start of the stage, turn around and follow the covered bridge to find it at the end.
Nayuta

## Basic Information

A boss enemy that is more of a stage hazard than a proper fight. Nayuta will harass you with dark spheres of magic, but the true threat is the light wave it periodically uses. The light is death, if you are in the area when it goes off you are dead. And the light reaches further and further into the vault each time they use it, serving as a hard time limit for you to finish the stage before you are reduced to dust.
Smile.Exe

Smile.Exe is a character that appears in Fighting Is Magic Creepy Dimension Beta 1 and 3.0 Final Mix.

Smile.Exe is the **Fifth Strong Character among the Nightmare Mane 6**.

**Apparition:**

Smile.Exe "Just Smile"(Made By Kayke)

Fighting Is Magic Creepy Dimension(Made By Zeka10000)

Fighting Is Magic Complete Edition v3.5

**Appearance:**

Smile.Exe has Dark Red Skin Tone, and Red Mane, his eyes are Black and his Mouth is covered in blood(But Specifically a SCP-087-B Smile), his Cutie Mark is an Inverted Cross(Also known as the Cross of St. Peter).

**Ability:**

In Creepy Dimension Beta Version 3.0 Final Mix, Smile.Exe can use "Super" 3 or 4 times in a row. she can use laser attack against the opponent, resulting in strong and powerful blows, and also has the same "Super", identical to **pinkie pie**, which **gives flying blows throwing "cupcakes" and then a "Pie"**. it also has an Ability to leave the screen and reappear on top of the ceiling falling against the opponent, which is very difficult to dodge her blows.

**the Smile.Exe Game:**

The Smile.Exe Game was created by Kaykemqs.

In Game You Could Control Pinkie Pie Walking, And Other Characters Say "Hi" To Pinkie And When You Get To The End Heavenly She Says "Go Back Pinkie Pie, You Missed One." the game has a black screen. something bad happens in the game, Pinkie Pie has a scared Expression looking back, and the characters are dead and they say "Smile", and Princess Celestia Says "Leave Now Pinkie Pie, You Are Not Welcome Here" The Screen It turns Black, Celestia is killed and she says "Just Smile". Pinkie Pie Starts Making Faces or Expressions Like She's Changing Shape, In A Few Seconds, Pinkie Pie Appears To Scare The Screen And, With A Not-Pleasant Smile, Pinkie Pie's Color Is Dark Red And The Eyes Is Black and the pupil is black, the Mane is Dark Red, and the smile is from SCP- 087-B, and the game gets a Black Screen and goes back to the menu.

Smile.Exe(Download In Gamejolt)

https://gamejolt.com/games/smile/48486

File:

Smile\_EXE.player
Hubert Howe Bancroft

**Hubert Howe Bancroft** is an author. The collected writings were assembled and published in The Works of Hubert Howe Bancroft, of which Zampanò cites to Volume XXVIII. Editor Johnny Truant incorrectly states that no such volume or even series exists.

## References

1. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xx (2000).
Will Navidson

Will Navidson created The Navidson Record. He previously won a Pulitzer for a picture of a dying girl in Sudan.

While The Navidson Record has won awards, he has never appeared to accept any of them.

During his career as a photojournalist, he would take off at a moment's notice for a three day trip to shoot Alaskan fishing boats, but that trip sometimes extended to weeks or months.

He is said to be a disarmingly pleasant man, lean, attractive, and slowly edging his way through his 40s at the beginning of the film. He is Karen Green's domestic partner and the father of Chad Navidson and Daisy Navidson.

Karen Green's diary says that he mentioned Delial (p.17) and sometimes mentions her in his sleep. Interestingly, he does not say who she is to almost anyone -- Karen, friends, or fellow photojournalists -- but mentions her with some frequency.
Golden Spider

## Basic Information

A unique talisman, representing the House of Suzaku, is a wide-range spell, producing a large field of burning webs that damages and lights on fire any enemies that it touches. The base damage is fairly low, making it more useful for the fire status it inflicts, against lots of weaker enemies it works well, but not as much against stronger foes.
Stage 12 Inner Sanctum

## Basic Information

* Purification: 8
* Affinity: Raikoh 8, Kintoki 2, Tsuna 1, Sadamitsu 4, Suetake 6, Seimei 6.

A random Skeleton has found the location of the Orb, slay it before it goes any further. And now, since the area is no longer secure, make your way through the complex to claim the Orb yourself. The traps and enemies are honestly a nuisance more than a threat, and should not impede you too much. Of course, once you claim the Orb the traps get worse, so you might have to pay attention during the trek back. The crusher room at the southernmost area of the map can do some damage for instance. Still, a relatively short and uneventful stage, if it were not for the ending cutscene of course.

## Unlockables

* The level 2 Chimera talisman can be found at the back of the storage room in the northeast of the map.
* The Jeweled Goblet can be found on the way back from the Orb in the crusher room at the south of the map in a hidden alcove in the ceiling after the crusher breaks.
Eliane

**Eliane** is the name of a woman "occasionally mention[ed]" by the author Zampanò. According to editor Johnny Truant, Zampanò mentioned her and six other women only when he was "disconsolate and for whatever reason dragged back into some dark tangled time." Truant believes the seven women were previous romantic interests.

## References

1. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xxii (2000).
Zampanò's letter (January 5, 1997)

**Zampanò's letter dated January 5, 1997** is a note left by Zampanò addressed to any finder of his unpublished text, The Navidson Record. He wrote the letter a day before his death on January 6, 1997. Editor Johnny Truant states that the note was intended to be a warning.

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## Johnny Truant's warning

Truant left a warning of his own to You in his annotated version of The Navidson Record that has be frequently compared to the letter:

> *With a little luck, you'll dismiss this labor, react as Zampanò had hoped, call it needlessly complicated, pointlessly obtuse, prolix---your word---ridiculously conceived, and you'll believe all you've said, and then you'll put it aside---though even here, just that one word, "aside", makes me shudder, for what is ever really just put aside?---and you'll carry on, eat, drink, be merry and most of all you'll sleep well.*
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> *Then again there's a good chance you won't.*
>
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Truant continues from there, but copyright law prevents us from re-printing the entire warning. In the subsequent paragraphs, Truant promises that, should a change in You come to pass, it will happen slowly and subtly. You will vainly seek shelter in old familiar things, television and writing, but they no longer protect You. Eventually You will no longer "trust the very walls you always took for granted" and "even the hallways you've walked a hundred times will feel longer," alluding to the House.

## References

1. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xix (2000).
2. ↑ Letter by Zampanò dated Jan. 5, 1997, in House of Leaves xix (2000).
3. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xxii (2000).
4. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xxii-xxiii (2000).
Stage 2 Sacred Grove

## Basic Information

* Purification: 2
* Affinity: Raikoh 4, Kintoki 1, Tsuna 2, Sadamitsu 6, Suetake 5, Seimei 2.

Your introduction to the Ghouls, assuming you play the stages in order. The first you will learn is that they are cowards and will try to run instead of fight. If you are quick you can catch one of them before they make it out of the basement, but you will have to chase the others outside, where their Moon Ghoul familiars will start to appear and try to stop you.

Thankfully, none of the enemies here are particularly dangerous, the only thing that could possibly be a problem is if you chose a slower character and have trouble actually catching the main ghouls, but even this is a minor difficulty.

## Unlockables

* A Mercy Orb Glyph is hiding behind the large tree in the southwest of the map.
Omni Stone

## Basic Information

The master of the Death Stones, and a massive version of them with its own attacks. It has a blue fireball that can cause the blue fire status, and its signature attack, a huge beam of light that will destroy a life orb or two if it hits. Avoid its attacks and use the magic combo to slay it quickly with either Chimera or Dragon spells.
Twin Rays

## Basic Information

A larger version of the Twin Flashes, the Twin Rays deal more damage, take more damage, and have greater reach than their smaller siblings. But overall, they suffer the same problem of being pretty average, and merely resisting status ailments instead of shortening them is arguably a worse trait, so which of the Twins you use is more preference than practicality.

## Stat Information

Stats are compared by type, with numbers in () showing the relative rank of that stat.

The Twin Rays have below average magical attack, above average physical attack, and below average defense.

Price: 7,550 (3) Attack: 110 (3) Weight: 190 (3) Starting Durability: 88 Durability Loss: Medium

Magical Attack: -20 (4) Attack Modifier: 0 (=) Defense: -25 (5) HP Regen: 0 (3) Exp Gain: 0 (2)

Gold Gain: 0 (2) Status Recovery: 20 (2) Status Resist: 20 (1) 1st Jump Modifier: 0 (2) 2nd Jump Modifier: 0 (2)

## Unlocking

* Purchase from shop after Stage 22 Lair of Fire.
Cosmos

## Basic Information

A unique talisman, representing the House of Byakko, is a medium-range spell, producing three small centipedes when uncharged and a larger more powerful centipede when charged. Possibly the strongest spell in the game, the centipedes arc through the air and explode into crystals on impact, they even hit hard enough to brake objects that require heavy attacks. This makes it a mainstay of Seimei's spells, useful in nearly all combat stages, just mind its drain on your MP.
Orchid Malevolence

## Basic Information

An instant death weapon, for both enemies and you. Reduces your health until a single hit from anything can kill you, but enables you to use a unique attack that will kill anything, even bosses, that it hits. Pressing light attack performs a short teleport slash forward.

## Stat Information

The Orchid Malevolence only has the most basic of stats, as the way it works so fundamentally changes combat that stats are meaningless.

Price: 10 Attack: 250 Weight: 10 Starting Durability: 100 Durability Loss: High

Magical Attack: 0 Attack Modifier: 0 Defense: 0 HP Regen: 0 Exp Gain: 0

Gold Gain: 0 Status Recovery: 0 Status Resist: 0 1st Jump Modifier: 0 2nd Jump Modifier: 0

## Unlocking

* Slay Yamato no Orochi in Stage 25 Spirit Tower.
Prayer Beads

## Basic Information

A very useful accessory in both games, relieving one of the biggest weaknesses of magic attacks, the MP cost. This allows you to rapidly cast spells without worry, and when combined with magic attack boosting weapons, is one of the faster ways to beat stages.

## Stat Information

Accessories have a smaller amount of stats, including some hidden ones, that will be listed here.

Otogi 1

Price: 5,600 Weight: 10 Attack: 0 Defense: 0

HP Regen: 0 Status Recovery: 0 Status Resist: 0

Otogi 2

WIP

## Unlocking

Otogi 1

* Beat Stage 16 A Chilled Moon in less than 1 minute.

Otogi 2

* Purchase from shop after Phase 7.
Thumper

"**Thumper**" was the nickname of a woman who worked as a stripper in California around 1996. Johnny Truant developed a "heavy crush" on Thumper after his previous girlfriend, Clara English, broke up with him.

Thumper was so named because of a tattoo of Thumper beneath her G-string, "barely an inch from her shaved pussy." She called her vagina "The Happiest Place on Earth."

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xii (2000).
Stage 8 Tower of Water

## Basic Information

This stage is all about destruction, the tower has 32 support pillars, and all of them must be removed. Before you break any of the pillars the level is relatively calm, with only a few Serpent enemies behind the tower. But once you start breaking pillars much more of them will start spawning in and try to bombard you with malice globs to keep you from your task.
Stage 10 The Green Cave

## Basic Information

A longer stage, with many different looking areas. Near the start you will have to make your way through tunnels with fungus like pods on some of the walls, touching these will break them and release MP draining spores. After that is the bridge area, there are quite a lot of ranged ravens here, so do not stand still. The bridge can make for a quick path if it is not broken. The following room is full of arches and statues, leading to the final room with the boulder and many crystals. Heavy attacks will damage the rock and launch you backwards, about 5 heavy attacks should be enough to break it and finish the level.

## Unlockables

* The Butterfly Staff is hidden in the tunnels at the beginning, inside a passage behind one of the pods on the left wall.
* A Mercy Orb Glyph is above the bridge in the second area.
Zampanò's landlord

**Zampanò's landlord** was a male owner of an apartment complex where Zampanò and Lude lived in the mid-1990s.

The landlord is first mentioned by Johnny Truant in relation to Zampanò's death in early 1997, when the resident building manager, Flaze, considered calling this person to notify him that Zampanò had not been seen for a day and was likely dead.

On January 7, 1997, the day after Zampanò died, the landlord posted a notice of abandonment. A week later, he declared the contents to of the apartment to have been worth under $300 and permitted a charity to remove them.

## References

1. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xiii (2000).
2. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xix (2000).
3. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xiv (2000).
Wrath

## Basic Information

Tusna's third weapon embodies its name, raw destruction without restraint is its entire purpose. With the highest attack stats and very poor defensive stats your only choice is to strike down your enemies instantly before they can even attack you.

## Stat Information

Wrath is the heaviest weapon, has the highest MP, MP absorption, physical attack, and magical attack, the lowest health regen, status resist, and physical defense, and average magical defense.

Attack: 180 (1) Weight: 2.8 (3) Jump Modifier: 0 (=)

Max MP: 0 (1) MP Absorb: 0 (1) HP Regen: -5 (3) Status Resistance: -8 (3)

Physical Attack: +34 (1) Magical Attack: +26 (1) Physical Defense: -40 (3) Magical Defense: -25 (2)

## Unlocking

* Slay Kudara and Adara in Stage 22 The Frozen Lake.
Stage 4 Shrine of Idols

## Basic Information

* Purification: 3
* Affinity: Raikoh 4, Kintoki 2, Tsuna 3, Sadamitsu 1, Suetake 8, Seimei 1.

Seemingly a follow-up to Stage 2, some ghouls have fled into a shrine, where you get to find out about one of their more troublesome abilities. They can take control of some of the statues, using them as weapons against you, and there are a lot of statues for them to pick from here. However, as the affinity score reveals, Suetake is near-perfectly suited to this stage. His wide strikes let him destroy large amounts of statues and idols before the ghouls can even get to them, and his magical power lets him magic combo any Stone, Warrior, or Berserker ghouls out of existence before they can get near you. Just remember to equip him with a talisman before starting the stage, since you will not have many this early on.

With all that in mind, work your way through the shrine breaking everything in sight as you hunt down the ghouls.

## Unlockables

* The Sutra of Wrath is right inside the second room, just above the doorway, it is surprisingly easy to run by it while chasing the ghouls, so take a moment to grab it.
Stage 17 Dungeon of Death

## Basic Information

* Purification: 11
* Affinity: Raikoh 4, Kintoki 3, Tsuna 5, Sadamitsu 2, Suetake 0, Seimei 2.

Seems Masakado still lives, though in a now mangled and misshapen form. He is hiding in the old Prison you found him in to begin with, forcing you to chase him through it as he pelts you with strong lightning orbs. Halfway through, you can break into the southern room to find a bunch of Skeletons and some stat-ups. Continuing on you will corner Masakado in the final chamber for a boss fight.

As you have seen, he can not melee very well like this, so he floats around trying to blast you with more lightning orbs. He does his best to keep away from you during this, so it can be annoying to hit him, but he is not much of a threat otherwise. That changes once you defeat his first phase, he dives into the back of a long cave and begins firing huge lighting orbs that will outright kill every playable character, so dodge them at all costs! Once you get into the cave you can dash attack or jump to stay above the orbs and reach Masakado to finish him off.

## Extra Cutscenes

* Tsuna adds a short comment during the otherwise generic ending cutscene for the stage.
* Kintoki changes the ending cutscene completely, showing him finishing off his former comrade for good and receiving the Demon Caller.

## Unlockables

* The level 3 Chimera talisman is hidden inside a breakable giant skeleton in the last area.
* The Demon Caller can be obtained by beating the stage as Kintoki.
Stage 25 Dark Abyss

## Basic Information

* Purification: 15
* Affinity: Raikoh 4, Kintoki 1, Tsuna 2, Sadamitsu 3, Suetake 2, Seimei 5.

It seems Douman, the boss for this stage, is the one in charge of the Wraiths. They have shrouded this cave in darkness to better suit themselves, and it shows. Both Douman and the Wraiths are much more active and dangerous in darkness, so seek out and strike the light stones found throughout the stage. This will force Douman deeper and deeper into the cave until there is nowhere else to run. Once all of the stones are lit, slay the sluggish Douman for his betrayal of humanity.

## Unlockables

* The Summoning Statue can be found at the very end of the map to the southwest, break into the small area and slay the few small spiderlings there and one of them will drop the accessory.
Phoenix

## Basic Information

The phoenix talisman, representing the House of Suzaku, is a medium-range spell, producing three small phoenixes when uncharged and a larger more powerful phoenix when fully charged. The small phoenixes fly in a spread pattern and can light enemies on fire, the larger phoenix concentrates the damage and burning into a single target. Somewhat harder to use normally because of the lack of tracking, but the magic combo can be quite effective with this spell.

## Stat Information

Talismans have a smaller amount of stats, including some hidden ones, that will be listed here.

Otogi 1

Lvl 1

Price: 2,300 Uncharged Power: 100 MP Cost: 100 Attack: 0

Defense: 0 HP Regen: 0 Status Resist: 5 2nd Jump Modifier: 0

Lvl 2

Price: 4,850 Uncharged Power: 260 MP Cost: 500 Attack: 0

Defense: 0 HP Regen: 0 Status Resist: 10 2nd Jump Modifier: 0

Lvl 3

Price: 10,350 Uncharged Power: 350 MP Cost: 1,000 Attack: 20

Defense: 0 HP Regen: 0 Status Resist: 15 2nd Jump Modifier: 0

Otogi 2

WIP

## Unlocking

Otogi 1

* (Lvl 1) Purchase from shop.
* (Lvl 2) Found in Stage 17 Eternal Night.
* (Lvl 3) Clear Stage 22 Lair of Fire in less than 1 minute and 39 seconds.

Otogi 2

* (Lvl 1) Purchase from shop.
* (Lvl 2) Found in Stage 16 Temple of Darkness.
* (Lvl 3) Purchase in shop.

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Stage 5 Palace of Gold

## Basic Information

A collection mission, find and break the pots of Gold Ki scattered through the map, you will know you are making progress when cutscenes are triggered. About halfway through the stage, Crimson King will be released, he is too strong at this point, so try not to engage him if you are weakened. Thankfully he will exit the level after another cutscene, leaving you to finish gathering the Gold Ki.

## Unlockables

* The Mystical Beads are in a hidden room at the back of the eastern area.
* The Dragon Staff can be obtained by beating the stage under 3 minutes and 20 seconds, this will likely take a couple of tries as the only good way to speed up is to know and refine a route to the pots. It also helps to ignore Crimson King and get to the room where he was sealed as soon as possible for the pots that were hidden there.
Gabrielle

**Gabrielle** is the name of a woman "occasionally mention[ed]" by the author Zampanò. According to editor Johnny Truant, Zampanò mentioned her and six other women only when he was "disconsolate and for whatever reason dragged back into some dark tangled time." Truant believes the seven women were previous romantic interests.

## References

1. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xxii (2000).
Shrieking Blossom

## Basic Information

Sadamitsu's second weapon is her best for spellcasting, with good MP passives and magic attack, but lacking in physical defense, making her even more vulnerable in direct combat.

## Stat Information

The Shrieking Blossom is the heaviest weapon, has the highest MP, MP absorption, status resist, magical attack and magical defense, the lowest jump and physical defense, and average stats otherwise.

Attack: 117 (2) Weight: 1.3 (3) Jump Modifier: -11 (3)

Max MP: +14 (1) MP Absorb: +5 (1) HP Regen: 0 (2) Status Resistance: 0 (1)

Physical Attack: 0 (2) Magical Attack: +23 (1) Physical Defense: -12 (3) Magical Defense: +18 (1)

## Unlocking

* Clear Forest of Havoc Stage 4 Angel's Flight.
Butterfly

## Basic Information

The butterfly talisman, representing the House of Genbu, is a defensive spell, producing a short-range cloud of butterflies that despite their size will launch away enemies that come into contact with them as if they were struck with a heavy attack. This is surprisingly effective against groups of enemies and is not to be under estimated.

## Stat Information

Talismans have a smaller amount of stats, including some hidden ones, that will be listed here.

Otogi 1

Lvl 1

Price: 2,150 Uncharged Power: 95 MP Cost: 100 Attack: 0

Defense: 0 HP Regen: 0 Status Resist: 0 2nd Jump Modifier: 5

Lvl 2

Price: 4,900 Uncharged Power: 260 MP Cost: 500 Attack: 0

Defense: 0 HP Regen: 0 Status Resist: 0 2nd Jump Modifier: 10

Lvl 3

Price: 10,150 Uncharged Power: 350 MP Cost: 1,000 Attack: 20

Defense: 0 HP Regen: 0 Status Resist: 0 2nd Jump Modifier: 15

Otogi 2

WIP

## Unlocking

Otogi 1

* (Lvl 1) Purchase in shop.
* (Lvl 2) Found in Stage 15 Sea of Fire.
* (Lvl 3) Beat Stage 23 Canyon of Death in less than 1 minute and 39 seconds.

Otogi 2

* (Lvl 1) Found in Stage 3 The Water's Edge.
* (Lvl 2) Purchase in shop.
* (Lvl 3) Found in Stage 19 Northern Mountains.

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Anne-Marie

**Anne-Marie** is the name of a woman "occasionally mention[ed]" by the author Zampanò. According to editor Johnny Truant, Zampanò mentioned her and six other women only when he was "disconsolate and for whatever reason dragged back into some dark tangled time." Truant believes the seven women were previous romantic interests.

## References

1. ↑ Johnny Truant, "Introduction" in House of Leaves xxii (2000).