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Kirby

**Kirby** is the eponymous protagonist of the *Kirby* series.

## Origin

Kirby is the protagonist of his eponymous series and a playable character in every installment, excluding *Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe*. Kirby is the hero of Dream Land, a peaceful kingdom located on a star-shaped planet named Planet Popstar. He often encounters villains who threaten his home in Dream Land, such as the gluttonous King Dedede or the monovalent Dark Matter. Kirby is not the only member of his kind; evidence of Kirby's species lies in *Kirby's Dream Course*, where a second player can take control of a yellow Kirby, aptly named Keeby. Furthermore, Meta Knight and Galacta Knight are heavily implied to be members of Kirby's race.

Kirby is a spherical pink creature with stubby hands and red feet. He is consistently described as 8 inches, though his size is often enlarged depending on the game. He has an iconic reputation of being simplistic in design, as his body has little features aside from his face, which consists of blue beady eyes, pink blushes, and a small mouth. Kirby does not appear to have a skeleton and seems to lack teeth, though he may be drawn with them for some expression. His age is somewhat vague, but Kirby is often described as a juvenile of his species. This is particularly explored in *Kirby: Right Back at Ya!* anime, where he behaves like an infantile character.

Kirby had originally retained his image by the name of Popopo and his debut installment was originally titled ' *Twinkle Popopo*'. He was set into programing as an incomplete placeholder for the main character, featured only as a blob sprite in the early development, of what would know be known as the first entry of *Kirby* in the series of games to come. However, in the final release for the public in 1992, he become well accepted in Japanese title release "*Hosi* no *Kābī" (*translated as "Kirby of the Stars"). When given the choice of character design, game creator Masahiro Sakurai preferred Kirby's placeholder mold over the originally intended concept design.

In most titles, Kirby has the same consistent abilities; he can walk, run, jump, float, slide kick, and inhale, as well as spit out or swallow his enemies. Upon swallowing his foe, Kirby can gain the abilities of the enemy he swallowed, such as Fire, Sword, Fighter, and Cutter. Kirby can also fly by filling himself with air and flapping his stubby arms. Kirby can substitute his current power for an ally version of the swallowed enemy who would be controlled by the computer or the second player. In *Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards*, Kirby could turn his power into a crystal. This crystal could be thrown at enemies to make a combination crystal which Kirby could inhale to get a combination power. In *Kirby: Squeak Squad*, Kirby would encounter powers contained in bubbles. These powers could be stored in Kirby’s stomach (the DS’s touch screen). The player could use the touch screen to drag one power to another to combine powers.
I'm With Stupid - Season 9

*Original premiere date: September 15, 2017*

Do you hear that? It sounds like a jetliner. Oh! Look up there, it's just **I'M WITH STUPID SEASON 9**.

Welcome, readers! The time has indeed come for a brand new season of I'm With Stupid. As I'm sure you know, we will be going from left to right each row. Without further interruption, let's start off Season 9!**First Row:** Chilapadoo, Reddy, Mervana, Guillamado, Darcy, Jillstove, Dam Snodder, IC, Summagal, Summaguy, and Yanoetes.
**Second Row:** Truggabo, Pugsly, Thenotanamo, Toof, David Gert, Jungoo, Broccobuddy, Cornpal, Beardbowl, Da Muuch, Phillip, Ggranpa Dawson, Ramen Demon, and Burbyy.

**Third Row:** Stevban, Bobanamo, Margitiss, Adam Zibabo, Severedaga, Thermaler, DubelBubel, Lynda, Sweet Berry Daniel, Harvey, and Schneider Dude.

Well, it's been a great season. There are now **256 characters** in the IWS universe. Thanks for tuning in, and we can't wait to see you here for Season 10: A Year of Banter in October.
Grizzo

**Grizzo** is a recurring enemy in the *Kirby* series.

## Origin

Grizzo is an enemy which debuted in *Kirby's Dream Land*. It resembles a large yellow bear that walks on all fours. It seems to be wearing a headband, and on its back, it sports a pair of red stripes. It is a standard enemy that is occasionally ridden by a Poppy Bros. Jr.

## Info

Nothing is known about this character's role yet.
Stephen Stotch

**Stephen Stotch** is a recurring character in *South Park*.

## Origin

Stephen Stotch is a major supporting character in *South Park*. Stephen made his debut in the episode, *Chickenlover* as an unnamed background character seen without his wife and son. However, he was first portrayed as Butters' father in *The Wacky Molestation Adventure*. Stephen began reappearing towards the end of season 4, in correlation with their son becoming a main character. In Stephen's first role as a major character, it was discovered that Stephen have been frequently going to a gay movie theater and a bath house to have closeted sex with men. This pressured Linda into nearly committing suicide and kill Butters. Butters does survive, albeit while oblivious to the ongoing conflict. However, this incident is resolved shortly after and is never mentioned again.

Stephen is usually shown to be Randy Marsh's closest friend. Like Randy, Stephen has the tendency to overreact when facing trivial matters. Stephen was portrayed as abusive and strict towards Butters, such as selling Butters to Paris Hilton in "*Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset*" or beating him up in "*Jared Has Aides*". Despite this, Stephen is shown to care about his son. In "Marjorine", for example, he is grief-stricken by Butters' (faked) death and attempts to resurrect him back to life.
Blocky

**Blocky** is a recurring boss in the *Kirby* series.

## Origin

Blocky is a semi-recurring boss in the *Kirby* series. He is a cubical entity made of stone who will often try to crush Kirby beneath his mass. If Kirby inhales Blocky, he will obtain the Stone ability.

## Info

Nothing is known about this character's role yet.
I'm With Stupid - Season 5

*Original premiere date: March 6, 2017*

WELL HELLO! It's time ONCE AGAIN for I'M WITH STUPID! Season 5 is indeed alive. Let's have a look at our new characters.

As always, we will be going from left to right. Rows top to bottom.**First Row:** Greengoob, Meff, Seff, Jeff, Delet, Trak-R, Core Upton, Comp Lane T, and Tool Tim.
**Second Row:** Des Prate, SalTI, Flooder, Leck Shin, Lou Ther, Nubson, Gagalala, Natlav, and Drumpf2.

**Third Row:** Moore Onne, Hunter, Beef, Bloom, Gubber, Ebbeb, In Ack Teev, and Ed.

Well, Season 5 was exciting. Our new character total is 135.

Thank you for reading, we will see you next time on SEASON 6 OF I'M WITH STUPID. GOODNIGHT!
Squidward Tentacles

**Squidward Tentacles** is a main character in the *SpongeBob SquarePants* franchise.

## Origin

Squidward is a grumpy and cynical turquoise octopus. He lives in the underwater city of Bikini Bottom in a moai situated between SpongeBob SquarePants' pineapple house and Patrick Star's rock. In most episodes of *Spongebob SquarePants*, Squidward is annoyed by his neighbors for their perpetual laughter and boisterous behavior, though SpongeBob and Patrick are oblivious to being a nuisance to Squidward. No matter how blunt he is to SpongeBob, the latter doesn't seem to get the clue that Squidward dislikes him. In fact, SpongeBob considers Squidward to be one of his best friends.

Squidward lives in a constant state of self-pity and misery; he is unhappy with his humdrum lifestyle and yearns for celebrity status, wealth, hair, and a glamorous and distinguished career as a musician or painter with a passion for art and playing the clarinet, although he has no actual talent for either. However, he is left to endure the lowly status as a fast-food cashier at the Krusty Krab restaurant. Squidward resents his job and is irritated by his greedy employer Mr. Krabs and by having his own resented neighbor SpongeBob as a colleague. He is always complaining about his work conditions, going so far to quit working at the Krusty Krab and began protesting in the form of a workers' strike.
Patrick Star

**Patrick Star** is one of the main characters in the *SpongeBob SquarePants* television series.

## Origin

Patrick Star made his debut in *SpongeBob SquarePants*'s first episode, *Help Wanted*. He is an overweight pink starfish who lives under a rock next door to his neighbors SpongeBob SquarePants and Squidward Tentacles in Bikini Bottom. Patrick is portrayed as a dimwitted individual with a slow manner of thinking and a tendency of creating frequent mistakes. Despite this, he has occasionally shown hints of brilliance, such as demonstrating articulate remarks to complex subjects. Of course, Patrick always reverts quickly back to his unintelligence self after claiming a profound statement. He is usually unemployed, but he occasionally works for the Krusty Krab. He mostly spends his time either partaking in activities with SpongeBob, catching jellyfish, or lounging beneath the rock under he resides in.

At home, Patrick is usually either sleeping, watching TV, or engaged in the "art of doing nothing", at which he is an expert. All the furnishings in the space under his rock are made of sand, and Patrick can simply opt to quickly build up furniture as needed; even so, his living space is sparse and contains only the barest essentials. Aside from his best friend SpongeBob, who is often impressed by Patrick's capacity to come up with naïve yet genius plans or solutions, Patrick frequently irritates those around him and is confounded by the simplest of questions or subjects. The characters of Mr. Krabs and Squidward have no patience for Patrick's stupidity, and the former does not pay him much regard; Clancy Brown, who provides Mr. Krabs' voice, said, "The only person that he [Mr. Krabs] doesn't hire is Patrick because Patrick is just too stupid to work for nothing." Sandy often gets annoyed by Patrick, but still sees him as a friend.
Hot Head

**Hot Head** is a recurring enemy in the *Kirby* series.

## Origin

Hot Head is a common enemy in the *Kirby* series that first appeared *Kirby's Adventure*. Hot Head is an orange round creature with stubby feet and no arms. Its most recognizable traits are its funnel-shaped trunk and a flaming mane. Hot Head will grant Kirby the Fire Ability when inhaled.
Pop

**Pop** is one of the main characters of *Happy Tree Friends*.

## Origin

Pop is a short light brown bear who is always seen smoking a tobacco pipe. His signature outfit consists of a red bathrobe with a orange belt wrapped around his waist and a red cap. Pop the only main *Happy Tree Friends* character who has a child. His wife's whereabouts have not been stated in the series itself, although Pop seems to be a widower; in the episode "*Can't Stop Coffin*," Pop and Cub mourned someone's grave, and Kenn Navarro once implied that Pop's wife is dead.

He is often portrayed as a very irresponsible and neglectful father. While he seems to care about his son, Cub, and will entertain him with activities, such as reading books to and playing with him, Pop often indirectly harms Cub because of his negligence. Because of Pop's carelessness, bad luck, and stupidity, such as hammering a nail into his child's face when it was impossible to pull it out, his son frequently dies a terrible death. The fatherly bear often severely reproaches himself for the death of his son, crying in despair while pressing Cub's remains against his chest.

He can also determine Cub's location by his propeller hat. If he finds this hat without Cub, he begins to panic frantically and will start looking for Cub everywhere. However, he often doesn't notice his son's death at all throughout the episode. Despite his love for his son, he sometimes shows greed. For example, in the episode, *Read 'em and Weep,* he does not buy Cub a book, due to the book's relatively high cost. He dies much less often than his son.

Compared to other main characters in *Happy Tree Friends*, Pop has a relatively high survival rate. While he appears in the series with Cub in almost all of his appearances, he dies much less often than his son.

## Trivia

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/ChainKnuckle/status/635121111647170560?s=20&t=A6mClY\_yC5zy7dMuXLDxWQ
Wario

**Wario** is a recurring character in the *Mario* series and the main protagonist of his own franchise.

## Origin

Wario is a recurring character in the *Mario* series who first appeared in *Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins*. He was the final boss and main antagonist in that game, where he stole Mario's castle. Afterward, Wario shortly became the protagonist and antihero of his own series, but remains in the *Mario* universe thanks to his regular appearances in spin-offs of the *Mario* franchise.

Wario is best described as an obese man of diminutive height. He is characterized by his rivalry with Mario, which is evident in his outfit and design; he wears purple overalls, white gloves with his trademark W emblem printed on them, a yellow shirt, and a recognizable cap that also dons his iconic W symbol. He also has a crocked mustache that grows out of his nose, as if they were nose hair. Despite his obesity, Wario's legs are noticeably stubby. Wario seems to take on an elf-like appearance, as his ears and green shoes are noticeably pointy.

Wario is depicted as having great strength. This is especially apparent in the *Wario Land* games, whereas Mario prefers to jump on enemies, Wario can release a charging attack to tackle them instead. Wario also utilizes the hip drop technique, and he often picks up enemies to throw at other enemies. However, because of his girth, Wario can't jump very high and is often sluggish compared to other characters. Unsurprisingly, he is naturally classified in the heavyweight class in most sports games. In *Super Mario 64 DS*, Wario is the only person who can change into Metal form using the Power Flower. Wario's body seem to be incredibly malleable, allowing him to transform into several forms reliant on slapstick injury. For example, being pounded turn him into Flat Wario, a pancake-like transformation that makes him reasonably light.
Knuckle Joe

**Knuckle Joe** is a recurring character in the *Kirby* series.

## Origin

Knuckle Joe is a martial artist based on a Muay Thai boxer who gives Kirby the Fighter ability when inhaled. He has a stout, humanoid appearance with spiky hair, wearing a bandanna and a bodysuit. Knuckle Joe first appeared in *Kirby Super Star*, and has since become a recurring character in the *Kirby* franchise. In *Kirby* *Super Star*, enemy Knuckle Joes appear with red bodysuits and white hair, while the Helper Knuckle Joes have blue bodysuits and blonde hair; later games use this design in all instances. Knuckle Joe's attacks usually consist of named fighting moves such as Vulcan Jab (rapid punches), Smash Punch (a wide punch that acts like a projectile), and Rising Break (an uppercut).
Bonkers

**Bonkers** is a recurring boss in the *Kirby* series.

## Origin

Bonkers debuted in *Kirby's Adventure* and frequently reappeared in later games. He is a recurring mini-boss and occasional ally to Kirby. His attacks usually involve slamming his enormous hammer at Kirby or tossing explosive coconuts at him.

## Info

Nothing is known about this character's role yet.
Sheldon J. Plankton

**Sheldon J. Plankton** is the main antagonist of the *SpongeBob SquarePants* television series.

## Origin

Plankton is the primary villain in *SpongeBob SquarePants*. His first appearance was in the episode, "*Plankton!*". He is the villainous owner of the Chum Bucket, a fast food restaurant located directly across the street from Krabs' restaurant, the Krusty Krab. Plankton is an intellectual planktonic copepod who is married to a supercomputer named Karen. Plankton shares a rivalry with Mr. Krabs, who owns the far more profitable Krusty Krab restaurant and sells a fictional burger called the Krabby Patty. Plankton and Karen often devise schemes to steal the secret Krabby Patty recipe, but their efforts are always thwarted by Krabs and his employees.

Alongside being his business rival, Plankton is the main nemesis and former best friend of Mr. Krabs. The Chum Bucket primarily sells chum (bait consisting of fish parts), which is considered mostly inedible by the other characters. As a result, his restaurant is a commercial failure. Plankton's primary goal in the series is to steal the Krabby Patty Secret Formula so he can sell Krabby Patties at the Chum Bucket. His villainous actions to do this are widely known within the show; Squidward Tentacles even refers to Plankton as "the most hated thing in Bikini Bottom".

A running gag throughout the series is the fact that Plankton is smaller than the other regular characters. He is easily stepped on and sent flying back to the Chum Bucket with a mere flick of the finger. His small size has led him to develop a Napoleon complex, which is occasionally manifested as a desire for global domination. He is a skillful inventor and regularly builds machines, both to help him in his plots, and for his own personal gain. Although he uses his intellect for evil, Plankton did not start out as a villainous scientist; he built Karen, his first invention, when he was friends with Mr. Krabs in grade school. Plankton's catchphrase is "I went to college!" He also has a pet amoeba named Spot who at first was a guard dog, but later became a retriever.

Despite his stance as the main villain of the series, Plankton's roles are not always antagonistic. Outside of business, he seems to have an occasionally friendly relationship with SpongeBob. In *The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water*, Plankton allies himself with SpongeBob, initially to protect himself from an angry mob, but gradually warms up to SpongeBob throughout the movie. While fighting against Burger-Beard, Plankton, as the giant muscular Plank-Ton, surprising comes to rescue SpongeBob and friends and defeat Burger-Beard, revealing that he also wrote for himself to become a superhero and to rescue SpongeBob from Burger-Beard. In rare cases, he resorts to teaming up with his arch-rival, Mr. Krabs, whenever a bigger threat surpasses both as them, such as in "*The Krusty Bucket*", where Plankton and Mr. Krabs joined forces to fight against Plankrab after he merged the Krusty Krab and the Chum Bucket into one restaurant.
Pac-Man

**Pac-Man** is the main character in the *Pac-Man* franchise.

## Origin

Pac-Man made his first appearance in the arcade game, *Pac-Man.* Subsequently, his design often varies depending on the game, but his most common appearance depicts him with limbs, orange gloves, red boots, and a long nose. He is a married father who is repeatedly chased by a band of ghosts—Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde. He is shown to have a ravenous appetite, as he enjoys munching on pellets and fruit.
Bandana Waddle Dee

**Bandana Waddle Dee** is one of the main characters in the *Kirby* series.

## Origin

Bandana Waddle Dee is a major recurring character in the *Kirby* series. He is a Waddle Dee that wears a blue bandana, hence his name. His signature weapon is a metallic spear, but he occasionally uses a parasol. Bandana Waddle Dee debuted in *Kirby Super Star* as the first opponent in Megaton Punch, but his first major role occurred in its remake, *Kirby Super Star Ultra*, where he is King Dedede's loyal henchmen in Revenge of the King. After this, he eventually became one of the four main protagonists of the series and Kirby's closest friend.
Mr. Frosty

**Mr. Frosty** is a recurring boss in the *Kirby* series.

## Origin

Mr. Frosty is a recurring villain in the *Kirby* series, making his debut in *Kirby's Adventure*. He is a walrus-like creature who dresses in blue overalls. He is often noted for his tendency of shaking his rear end. His main method of attack involves creating ice blocks and throwing them at Kirby.

## Info

Nothing is known about this character's role yet.
Tom Cat

**Thomas "Tom" Cat** is one of the two main characters in the *Tom and Jerry* franchise.

## Origin

Tom is one of the two main protagonists of the *Tom and Jerry* franchise. He is continuously after Jerry Mouse, for whom he sets traps, many of which backfire and cause damage to him rather than Jerry. He is usually mute and rarely heard speaking with the exception of a few cartoons. His only notable vocal sounds outside of this are his various screams whenever he is subjected to panic or, more frequently, pain. His trademark scream (which, ironically, was originally done by Butch in *Springtime for Thomas*) was provided by creator William Hanna, Hanna's recordings of Tom screaming are later used as a stock sound effect for the other MGM Cartoon characters, whenever they scream including majority of Tex Avery's shorts.

Tom has changed over the years upon his evolution, especially after the first episodes. For example, in his debut, he was quadrupedal. However, over the years, he has become almost completely bipedal and anthropomorphic. As a slapstick cartoon character, Tom has a superhuman level of elasticity. Tom is usually defeated, although there are some stories where he outwits and defeats Jerry. Tom has also variously been portrayed as a house cat doing his job, and a victim of Jerry's blackmail attempts, sometimes within the same short.
Chef Kawasaki

**Chef Kawasaki** is a recurring character in the *Kirby* series.

## Origin

Chef Kawasak is a recurring character in the *Kirby* franchise, making his first appearance in *Kirby Super Star*. He often shows up a Mid-Boss that Kirby will sometimes face and will grant Kirby the Cook ability once inhaled. As his name and attire implies, he is an egg-shaped chef who runs the only restaurant in Cappy Town. Despite this, most of his costumers seem to dislike his food, with the exception of Kirby.
King Dedede

**King Dedede** is the main antagonist of the *Kirby* series.

## Origin

King Dedede is an obese penguin and the self-proclaimed king of Dream Land. His signature attire consists of a red coat with white fur trim and a V-sign emblem on his back. He also wears yellow mittens, a red tuque with a white fur pom-pom and gold crown-like brim, and a belt illustrating red and yellow triangles. He commands a few enemies in Dream Land, such as Waddle Dees and Waddle Doos. King Dedede is a boss in many games of the *Kirby* franchise and has appeared in every game in the series except *Kirby & The Amazing Mirror*. As such, he is the most recurring character in the series next to Kirby and Waddle Dee.

King Dedede's trademark weapon is a large star-studded hammer which he can swing around with the greatest of ease. This mallet is sometimes depicted as having special features built into it, such as a powerful jet engine, the ability to fire missiles, or a chargeable laser. He can also inhale objects and spit them out in a manner similar to Kirby. However, he cannot mimic a foe's ability like Kirby. To make up for that, King Dedede can inhale air in order to puff himself up and float, which he trained himself to do following his first defeat at Kirby's hands.

King Dedede is often pestered by Kirby, who breaks into his castle and steals his food.  King Dedede is shown repeatedly to be an antagonist. His misdeeds range from stealing food from the Dream Land residents in *Kirby's Dream Land* to stealing all the stars from the sky in *Kirby's Dream Course*. In other games, such as *Kirby's Dream Land 3* and *Kirby: Triple Deluxe*, Dedede's antagonism is not from his own volition; he is manipulated by a greater evil through mind control or possession.

Beginning with *Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards*, King Dedede slowly transitioned into an anti-hero and worked alongside Kirby to defeat a more imposing threat. His intentions are also occasionally misguided, such as in *Kirby's Adventure*, where Dedede breaks the Star Rod to protect Dream Land from the villain known as Nightmare, but its inhabitants are unable to dream as a consequence.

Due to the ambiguous geography in Planet Popstar, it is never made entirely clear how much of Dream Land, let alone the planet King Dedede assumes leadership of, though he seems to have castles and fortresses all across the planet. Even so, he seems to perform no administrative functions, and for the most part, the planet seems to ignore any edicts that are issued by him.

## Info

King Dedede's precise role in the series is unclear.
Gigant Edge

**Gigant Edge** is a recurring boss in the *Kirby* series.

## Origin

Gigant Edge is a Mid-Boss who debuted in *Kirby's Return to Dream Land*. He is a large knight that dons green amor and yields a shield. If Kirby decides to eat this foe, he will receive the Sword Ability. Most of Gigant Edge attacks involve shockwaves or charging at Kirby sword first.
Eugene H. Krabs

**Eugene Harold Krabs**, usually referred to as **Mr. Krabs**, is one of the main characters in the *SpongeBob SquarePants* franchise.

## Origin

Mr. Krabs is a major character in the *SpongeBob SquarePants* television series. He is the founder and owner of the Krusty Krab restaurant, where SpongeBob and Squidward work as a fry cook and cashier respectively. The restaurant's success is built on little competition and the popularity of the Krusty Krab's trademarked sandwich, the Krabby Patty. Mr. Krabs frequently exploits his restaurant's popularity, engaging in often illegal activities and charging his own employees disproportionately.

Mr. Krabs' main rival is Plankton, a small copepod who operates the unsuccessful Chum Bucket across the street from the Krusty Krab. Throughout the series, Plankton persistently tries to steal the Krabby Patty formula with the help of his computer wife, Karen, only to fail miserably and in often humiliating ways. Mr Krabs goes to extreme lengths to prevent Plankton from obtaining the recipe. Mr. Krabs also makes it his duty to prevent the Chum Bucket from catching any success whatsoever.

A prominent characterization of Mr. Krabs' character is his greed. In more than a few occasions, Mr. Krabs values money more than anything else, including his own safety. Some exceptions do exist, such as Pearl and his girlfriend Mrs. Puff. However, his love for the few individuals he values more than financial gain often transcends his greed and drives him to buy expensive gifts for these people in question. Mr. Krabs has two employees that work for little pay. Krabs has a tentative father-son relationship with SpongeBob in particular and will often scold him if he gets in trouble, while presenting him fatherlike advice.
Jerry Mouse

**Jerry Mouse** is one of the two main characters in the *Tom and Jerry* franchise.

## Origin

Tom is one of the two main protagonists of the *Tom and Jerry* franchise. He is always at conflict with Tom, and usually has to resort to underhand tactics to defeat the clumsy feline. Just like his much taller archenemy, Jerry is usually mute and rarely heard speaking, though he often gasps and chuckles audibly. His trademark scream/gasp was provided by Bill Hanna.

In later *Tom and Jerry* cartoons, Jerry acquired a young ward: a small grey mouse called "Tuffy" or "Nibbles" depending upon the cartoon, who was left on Jerry's doorstep as a foundling baby in the 1946 short *The Milky Waif*. Despite their iconic rivalry, Tom and Jerry aren't always enemies; they have been known to team up on occasion.
Whispy Woods

**Whispy Woods** is a recurring character in the *Kirby* series.

## Origin

Whispy Woods is a sentient tree who appears frequently in the *Kirby* series. He often fights against Kirby because of various reasons and usually does so by dropping apples from his branches. He is consistently the first boss in many *Kirby* games, starting with *Kirby's Dream Land*. Several characters related to Whispy also exist, such as the conjoined twins named Twin Woods.
Monster Queue

The Monster Queue, alternatively called the Battle Queue, is one of Yakala’s most core features.  The purpose of the Queue purpose is to allow the user to focus their energy on their workouts.

## Separation of Fitness & Gameplay

By separating the fitness portion of the game, which is the monster generation, from the gameplay portion, which is the battling and capturing, the user avoids continuously stopping their walk or workout to battle with a monster each time one is generated.  Instead, a player could, for example, generate thousands of monsters during their workouts over the course of weeks, then one day when they are free of work can lie down and start battles one by one against monsters from the queue to try to defeat or capture them.

Both methods of monster generation, namely online monster generation through the map and offline monster generation through fitness data, place monsters in the Monster Queue.

## Choosing Rarities to Battle

The queue is a middle area, where monsters wait in storage until the player initiates a battle with the monsters in order to capture them.  Here, the player can choose what rarity of monster to battle against, and accordingly organize their monster team and item inventory.  For example, if the player will be fighting against a rarity 1 monster, the most common monster

Probably, you’ve noticed that the queue shows a rarity value of the monster species, not the actual monsters that you saw and tapped on the map.  This is so that the user cannot overly prepare ahead of the battle in an unfair way.  For example, imagine on the other side there is an ice element monster waiting to be battled.  If the player knew beforehand that they would be fighting against an ice element monster it would be obvious to put three lava element monsters in their monster team before initiating the battle as the lava element is effective against ice.

To avoid this unfair advantage, when the user chooses the rarity of the monster to battle against, the specific monster will be randomly selected from all the monsters of that rarity and its element will be randomly selected from nine different elements.  Thus, the player must already have a well-balanced team in case of any kind of opponent monster appearing
Shifty Cube

Shifty Cube changes speed every 4 seconds. It has 1300 health, and it can go from Basic Cube Speed to Charged Lightning Cube Speed. They are mostly encoutered in Chaos, with swarms coming at Wave 41.

### How to counter

Use fast firing towers with somewhat high DPS to take care of Shifty Cube without him even being a threat.
Yakala Wiki

Game Overview
Yakala is a free fitness-based mobile monster catching game available for iOS and Android. Yakala is currently in its Beta version on the App Store and Google Play store.

#### **Fitness**

In Yakala, you can either find monsters by walking around the real world and tapping on monsters as they appear on the map, or you can generate monsters by doing fitness activities collected in Apple Health or Google Fit.  There are two types of fitness activity that can generate monsters.  First is using the distance you walk or run, and the second is using your heart rate data collected by a wearable device such as an Apple Watch, Fitbit, Garmen etc.  This is Yakala's unique way of generating monsters to catch.  This lets you, the player, choose how you want to exercise whether in the comfort of your own home, or playing a sport, or lifting weights, or doing whichever activity that raises your heart rate.

#### Battle Queue

Yakala also has a unique feature called the Battle Queue that lets you store the monsters you’ve found so that you can battle them at a later time when it’s convenient for you.  This means that you could accumulate thousands of monsters for months without worrying about having to immediately battle or capture them.  When you’re ready to battle them, they will be waiting for you in the Queue, and you can start battles against whichever monsters you have collected.

#### Other Features

Yakala further has many intricate features beyond finding and catching monsters.  These include a customizable avatar with an advanced color overlay system, player trading through a global item economy, battling your monsters with your friends and in ranked matches, global leaderboards to see your rank, and so on.

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Cappy

**Cappy** is a recurring enemy in the *Kirby* series.

## Origin

Cappies are common enemies that appears in most games in the *Kirby* series, making their debut appearance in *Kirby's Dream Land*. Cappies are pale creatures with stubby arms, black eyes, and no legs. They usually wear a mushroom-like cap that hides their faces. Like most basic enemies, Cappies' method of attacks is little else than running into Kirby. In the anime series *Kirby: Right Back at Ya!*, Cappies make up the population in Dream Land.
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# Andoburgh

Danzers, la denominazione per gli abitanti delle regioni sotto l'unica nazione: Andoburgh nel sud di Ismeria, erano noti per due cose nelle ultime fasi dell'Età dei Trionfi :

In primo luogo, erano incredibilmente educati e attenti al decoro. Anche gli Hulos con i denti di Rebros sapevano come comportarsi di fronte agli altri.

In secondo luogo, avevano fatto passi da gigante la nazione tecnologicamente più avanzata di Ismeria, se non di tutto il Darvaar.

Incorporando la magia con l'ingegneria moderna, i Danzers hanno trasformato le giungle e le savane della Ismeria meridionale in una vera utopia. La criminalità era bassa, la povertà era quasi totalmente sradicata e, in media, i Danzers vivevano 20-30 anni in più rispetto agli altri Ismeriani.

Gran parte del successo di Andoburgh nei regni arcani era dovuto al loro monopolio della risorsa naturale di Chardalyn. Il Chardalyn era una gemma viola scuro che emetteva una potente energia di evocazione. L'energia raccolta da campioni anche piccoli come una ghianda era sufficiente per offrire una scorta infinita di cariche per armi, veicoli e altri oggetti magici. Sfortunatamente, il minerale di Chardalyn era straordinariamente raro. In quanto tali, i Danzers custodivano gelosamente la loro scorta limitata.

I Danzers erano anche incredibilmente abili creatori di costrutti. Golem, guardiani con scudi e oggetti animati erano tutti luoghi comuni in tutta Andoburgh. Al di fuori di essa, i Danzers usavano una miscela di magia di evocazione e oggetti animati per viaggiare usando costrutti noti come viaggiatori remoti. Un viaggiatore remoto era un'armatura animata attraverso la quale un mago Danzers poteva proiettare i suoi sensi. Alcune versioni avanzate di viaggiatori remoti potevano persino lanciare incantesimi e proiettare l'aspetto della loro immagine.
Chaos Controller

Chaos Controller does low damage at the start, but as it damages more, it gets more powerful Sadly, it resets every level.

### Level 1 - Chaos Controller

It has 29 range, and it has 8 damage per hit. It attacks every 3.7 seconds.

### Level 2 - Extra Harness $1,500

It restarts, now with 12 damage and 35 range.

### Level 3 - Tesla Strike $5,000

It now has 21 damage, and it collects power faster. It has 40 range now.

### Level 4 - Double Bolt Chaos $7,000

It now starts at 32 damage, and it has 46 range. It also uses two orbs to attack two targets.

### Level 5 - Quad Orb Control $11,530

It now uses 4 orbs, each targetting a different target. It now has 40 damage, 45 range, and its firerate is increased to 3 seconds.

### Level 6 - True Chaos $33,333

It starts at 50 damage, and it now has a 3.2 second firerate.. It has 50 range.
I'm With Stupid 19

*Original premiere date: May 30, 2020*

## Opening

Good evening, Club Penguin Wiki! Today is May 30, 2020...

...and...

I'M WITH STUPID 19 IS HERE!!

This is the fourth and final part of the "Quarantine Quadrilogy" seasons, but don't worry! Speaking of four, I'm With Stupid will be celebrating its fourth anniversary in October! Nineteen seasons of this random crap. Today, after nineteen editions, we will finally discover who exactly the series title 'I'm With Stupid' refers to. In October's I'm With Stupid 20, we will of course meet new characters and then find out what happened to Armband Guy's armband in I'm With Stupid 18! But for now...

...LET'S GET RIGHT INTO

## Meet the Characters

You know how we do. Top row to bottom row. Left to right. IWS19, HERE WE GO!!!

**A Side**

**ROW ONE:** Carolyn Drake, Watson Harriwats, Belgian DaKeplan, Apj's Mortal Enemy, and Rotter-Otter.

**ROW TWO:** Pollo Hermano, Baskin Tuscon, Stronkstonk, Patrot Car, and Foldex Shiner.

**ROW THREE:** Swearomonster, Snoop Loops, Weggin & Sweggin, Treedawg-3, and Meghan McCane.

**ROW FOUR:** Pastor-2K5, Josh Parklat, 2360 and so on, أسلم, and Innokenty.

**ROW FIVE:** Epic Banterous Hilarious Because Bra, Watican Watpode, Boodyjuggle, Antilofison, and 23rd Century Apj.

**B Side**

**ROW ONE:** Reggie Frankson, Frank Reggieson, Zachary Baylor, Boltikhan, and Suit Boi.

**ROW TWO:** DaPratandar, SalTI's Biggest Fan, ПΣЩΛGΣMΛП, 🍕, and ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°).

**ROW THREE:** New Era Boi, Berndo Wumbo, CP-719, Jim Halshirt, and Pam Freezely.

**ROW FOUR:** John Kranincki, Goodkwesdin, I'm, and @stupidIWS.

## Closing

What an amazing I'm With Stupid season. Lots of new milestones as well! We created probably the gayest person ever (Boodyjuggle), we have the first character with an Arabic name (أسلم), we have the first character named as an emoji (🍕), and we created other special character names such as ПΣЩΛGΣMΛП and ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°). We ALSO have the first character named as an active Twitter handle (@stupidIWS)! You can visit Stupid's Twitter account to see what he's up to.

There are now ~820 characters in the I'm With Stupid universe after this revolutionary edition. Thank you for your continued support of the series. Join us in October for the four year anniversary festivities! Goodnight.
Team & Bank

Captured monsters are stored in the Monster Bank and Monster Team.  Monsters can be moved to different slots by pressing and holding on them to pick them up, then dragging and dropping into another slot.

The Monster Bank has a large number of slots spanning multiple pages that monsters can be stored in and can be thought of as long term storage.

The Monster Team, on the other hand, is three slots that the player selects monsters for use in battle.  In the team the player can see the current health and stamina of the monsters in the team before going to start a battle.

To heal a monster’s health or stamina the player can go to the item page where items can be dragged and dropped onto monsters to be used.  More information on this in the upcoming Item guide page.
Mini Sun Temple

A little mini version of Sun Temple that spawns when you either gets Ra' Temple or Apophis' Temple. They do 10 damage and have a 0.3 second firerate. They only have 15 range, so you shouldn't rely on them. Ra's/Apophis' Temple spawns two of them. Actually, the mini-temple for the Apophis' Temple does 15 damage.
Companion

Making a monster a companion places that monster on the player’s leaderboard data and on their profile next to the character avatar.

The current companion monsters have a small companion icon in their slots with the number of the companion.

The player must have at least one companion and can have up to three companions.  Companions typically would be the rarest monsters that the player has and would like to display publicly to other players.  The most accurate measure of progress in the game is the monsters the player has caught.

There are two leaderboards that use the companions to determine your rank.  The first is based on the sum of the rarities of your companion monsters, and this leaderboard is the most important one as it determines your rank on your profile.  The second leaderboard is based on the sum of the combat levels of your companion monsters.  This is discussed more deeply on the Leaderboard guide page.
Heart Rate Monster Generation

Players can generate monsters based on their heart rate data, which allows us to accept a nearly limitless variety of fitness activity.  Essentially any device (Apple Watch, Fitbit, Garmen, etc) that can place your heart rate data into Apple Health or Google Fit works for generating monsters.

This feature gives the player the flexibility to do the kind of exercise they want to, and not be limited to having to walk around the real world.  Perhaps the user prefers working out in the comfort of their own home, or prefers lifting weights at the gym instead of doing cardio, or prefers doing a sport that doesn’t involve traveling far enough distances for a GPS to pick up on such as tennis, basketball, football, soccer, etc.

The heart rate algorithm works as a sigmoidal function, or more commonly known as an S-curve.  There is a minimum bound of around 100 beats per minute (bpm), below which zero monsters will be generated.  A higher heart rate, until a certain point, has a higher monster generation rate.  While there is no maximum bound for the heart rate, the increase in the rate of monster generation becomes negligible after a certain bpm as can be seen in the graph representing the algorithm.

This heart rate monster generation feature is one of the most unique aspects of Yakala that truly encompasses the spirit of the game.  Though keep in mind that Yakala can be played in an equally gratifying way by simply walking with your phone in your pocket or hand tracking the distance you walk or run.  The heart rate feature is an alternative option for people who prefer to do other activity types.
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Oil Can

Oil Cans are small containers for storing oil. They can be stored in the inventory, but only have a stack size of one. They can be placed into Generators or a Reduction Gear in order to prevent them from catching on fire while running. It is recommended that they are accompanied by an Oil Filter as this will slow down the rate at which oil depletes. They can be refilled an an Oil Station or an Oil Transfer Truck.
Powertrain

* Boiler
* Turbine
* Reduction Gear
* Horizontal Boiler
* Reduction Gear V2

## Connection Panels

* Boiler
* Turbine
* Reduction Gear

The Powertrain is Mechtrauma's replacement for Engines. A Powertrain is not a single Machine, but is a collection of them. It is comprised of a Steam Boiler, a Steam Turbine, and a Reduction Gear. The Steam Boiler takes in standard Power from a Generator, Nuclear Reactor, or Battery Bank/Battery and converts it into Steam. The Steam Turbine takes in this Steam, and converts it to Kinetic Force. The Reduction Gear reduces the speed of the Kinetic Force and increases the torque so that it can spin the submarine's propeller allowing for horizontal movement.

### Steam Boiler

The Steam Boiler is an Installation which accepts normal Power and converts it into Steam. Currently, Steam is transferred through Wiring, but there are plans for this to be transferred through Pipes in the future. the STEAM\_OUT pin should only be wired into the STEAM\_IN pin of a Steam Boiler otherwise it will do nothing. It cannot be transferred through relay or other components. There is also a horizontal variant.

#### Advanced Steam Boiler

There is also an Advanced Steam Boiler in development. It will function similarly to a battery in some ways. While it is running, it generates and fills up with Steam. As it powers a Steam Turbine the amount stored will go down. The amount of Steam in it can get too high, in which case some yet to be implemented pressure relief method will need to be enacted. It will likely be a Steam Valve which must be opened to release the pressure lest the Advanced Steam Boiler explode releasing dangerous Steam into the area around it. A Steam Regulator is also necessary. The STEAM\_OUT pin should go into this as it prevents too much Steam from passing onto its output. Currently it looks identical to a regular Steam Boiler.

### Steam Turbine

The Steam Turbine is a Machine which converts Steam Power to Kinetic Force. It outputs through KINETIC\_OUT, and should be inputted into the KINETIC\_IN pin on a Reduction Gear. Despite being a type of Power, it cannot be transferred through a relay or other component.

### Reduction Gear

The Reduction gear is a Machine which reduces the rotational speed and increases the torque of the Kinetic Force generated by a Steam Turbine. When powered with Kinetic Force, it is effectively identical in function to an Engine. It should be wired accordingly in order for the sub to be able to move normally. There are two visually distinct but functionally identical variants.

### Technical Information

The item ID for the Steam Boiler is "boiler". The item ID for the Horizontal Steam Boiler is "steam\_boiler\_h". The item ID for the Advanced Steam Boiler is "advanced\_boiler". The item ID for the Steam Turbine is "steam\_turbine". The the item ID for the brown Reduction Gear is "reduction\_gear. The item ID for the gray Reduction Gear is "reduction\_gearv2".
Turnout Gear

Turnout Gear in a Gear Locker

Turnout Gear is an Outerwear item intended for use in fighting fires. The suit offers no depth protection, and is not considered waterproof for things such as Cyberarms or Cyberlegs. It has an inventory slot for storing all types of fire extinguishers (Fire Extinguisher, L100-Extinguisher, S5 Extinguisher).

## Crafting

1 Ballistic Fiber, 2 Organic Fiber, and 1 Plastic results in 1 Turnout Gear

### Tips

It is recommended to keep Turnout Gear equipped with a completely fuelled L100-Extinguisher at all times.

### Technical Information

The ID is "turnout\_gear2". Turnout Gear provides the following resistances: 75% burn, 20% radiation sickness, 20% acute radiation syndrome, 20% blunt force trauma, 20% lacerations, 20% bite wounds. Additionally, Turnout Gear slows the wearer down by 20%.