recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Shaun Hirayama

## Informmation

### Languages

ItalianEnglish

French

Dutch

Chinese (And Xiang Chinese)

Russian

Arabic

## Affiliations

### Skills

AcrobaticsIntimidation

Investigation

Martial Arts

Boxing

Jujitsu

Karate

Taekwondo

Kung Fu

Multilingualism

Stealth

Swordsmanship

Tracking

Firearms

Acrobatics

Computer Hacking

Disguise

Escapology

Criminology

Seduction

Manipulation

Marksmanship

Flexibility

### Powers

Geometric Vector ControlTelekinesis

Telepathy

Synchronicity
Khadijah James

Regine (Roomate)

Max (Friend)

Kyle (Friend)

### **About**

Khadijah is the owner of her own magazine, *"Flavor"*, with her cousin Synclaire James. Out of work, Khadijah is the owner of a 2 floor apartment that most events take place in.

### **Personality**

Khadijah's personality actually varies multiple times through the show. Most of the time, she is the one to set order around the house, and most serious one. In the episode "*Who's The Boss?"*, Khadijah is sick and has a very child-like personality for the entirety of the episode. In most episodes where Terrence is present, Khadijah loses her serious personality and becomes more bubbly and soft.

### **Trivia**

* There is an episode where someone asks Khadijah "You look like Queen Latifah!" Which breaks the 4th wall, considering that Khadijah James is acted by Queen Latifah herself.
* In the episode *"Just Friends?"*, Terrence (commonly referred to as Scooter), was one of Khadijah's childhood friends for a long time. In this episode they both realise the love they both had for each other and from this point their relationship starts.
Veronica Jones

"The way to have power is to take it."

## **The High Table**

Veronica Jones is a member of *The High Table,* a secrete organization broke into 3 separate branches. Veronica's branch deals with mercenary works. If the High Table needs someone killed, Veronica gets the job done. She is feared in the criminal underground, and is known as The Bloodhound. Once you end up on the High Table's list, she wont stop until you are dead.

Veronica has a mercenary head quarters where she trains and hires mercenaries to do her dirty work. Veronica has three infamous mercenaries under her belt who are highly skilled and dangerous. Anyone who knows about them have a fear of meeting them.
Amber Higgins

Amber Higgins is a twelve-year-old girl who lives in Hellcross, Nebraska. She attends the seventh grade at Hellcross Middle School. She's pretty, popular, and has a heart of gold--plus she's not afraid to stand up for herself or her friends. She's also a top student and Head Cheerleader for the Blue Belles, the middle school cheerleading squad. Cheerleading is her favorite sport. Her best friends are Julie Reynolds and Jake Pratt.

Amber is assigned with helping Byron Slade navigate his first day of school. She is kind and does her best to be helpful, but the whole thing is a little awkward...possibly because Byron can't stop thinking about how pretty she is.
Episode 2: Misfortune

## **Misfortune**

Kappa and Gamma continue their investigation. Delta meets up with Agent Carlos at the airport. They shortly inact their mission. Agent Carlos gets killed during the mission making the mission more dangerous for Delta. Delta manages to finish the mission but gets some confusing last words from Businessman Ben Lexar. Zeta gets much needed information back from Homeland Security.
Kim Coles

**Kim LaShaunda Coles** (born January 11, 1962) is an American actress, comedian and game show host. Coles is known for her roles as a cast member on *In Living Color* for the first season (1990-1991) and as Synclaire James-Jones on television sitcom *Living Single*, which both originally aired on Fox (1993–1998). She was the host of BET's game show *Pay It Off* in 2009, making her the first African American Female to host a primetime game show.
Lyta Song

"Let's get that bread."

HTML

Korean

Chinese

Spanish

Latin

German

Arabic

Engineering

Martial Arts

'Gun Fu'

Technology

Firearms

Infiltration

Detective Investigation

Undercover Disguise

Escape Artist

Designing

Drawing

Critical Thinking

Gaming

Priming

Acrobatics (Includes Flexibility)

Social

## Power

* ***Empathic Energy Conversion:***

Lyta can absorb and convert emotional energy into another form of energy.

***Applications of Empathic Energy Conversion:***

* Absorb emotions and convert it into other forms of energy:

1. *Cold*
2. *Electricity*
3. *Concussive Force*
4. *Fire*
5. *Heat*
6. *Kinetic*
7. *Light*
8. *Nuclear energy*
9. *Radiation*
10. *Raw energy*

And etc. Lyta usually use her power with her tech reaching numerous advances, as well as using her power in work. Song's power is described to look like an artistic Japanese fire.
Kai Emiya

"If you want peace, prepare for war."

Korean

Chinese

Japanese

Latin

German

Firearms

Infiltration

Undercover

Archery

Interrogation

Brother

## **Powers**

Kai can manipulate kinetic energy to the point where he can absorb and send it out in a burst.

## **Equipment**

Kai always carries a signature submachine gun on his upper back. Kai can fire this weapon with a average 91% accuracy.

Kai carries two pistols on his mid back for a very quick draw if needed. He also has excellent aim with them.

Kai carries a combat knife on his left leg. He is very proficient with the use of it as well.

Kai's suit can extend two sharpened blades from the forearm. The blades can also be fired off and pulled back.

Kai has a device thats built in his suit on the left forearm. It's a touch screen that is hooked to the CRA's systems. The device can wirelessly hack other devices. As well as access the CRA's beaming (teleport) machine, satellite, GPS (also tracking), and files. For more hostile situations the device can be used to access missiles, airstrikes, drones, and even orbital strikes. The device is laced with aluminum which makes it immune to opposing hackers and electromagnetic pulses.
Rose

"I am the future."

High Table Boss

## **The Sync Empire**

Rose is the leader of The Sync Empire and the boss of the members of the High Table. The Sync Empire controls most space sectors. Rose made the Sync Empire to gather all wisdom from the galaxy. Once the Sync Empire gathers all the wisdom from a planet they destroy it.

The Sync Empire have multiple enemies; to deal with that Rose made a fleet of robots and to command them a superior android named Future. The android Future and the robots under it's command destroy The Sync Empire's enemies.
Episode 3: Pushing Up Daisies

## **Pushing Up Daisies**

Delta comes back and mentions what Ben Lexar said before he died. Zeta takes interest to that, seeing the connection between their cases. Zeta calls Interpol for help. Delta goes home; tired. Delta wakes up that night being ambushed by multiple unknown figures. With the help of her dogs Delta escapes. She goes to the Agency where she finds Zeta and tells him what happened. Zeta calls Alpha, Gamma and Kappa and tells her about what happened. Kappa and Gamma leave their houses. As they go to their car they get intercepted by a unknown figure but eventually escape and make it to the Agency. Alpha calls them all into her office. Night becomes morning. Gamma and Kappa search for who attacked them in the parking lot. Delta searches for the name of one attackers that she saw the face of. Zeta works with Cheryl to locate where the hit was sent out.
Penny Slade

**Penny Slade** is a 36-year old lawyer and mom to Byron Slade and Mikey Slade. She is a widow, having lost her husband, Peter Slade, under mysterious, demon-related circumstances. Penny has had to increase her work time as she struggles to support her family after the death of her husband. She hopes to make partner at her law firm.
Synclaire James-Jones

Kim Coles as Synclaire James

A main protagonist of the show. She is the heart and soul of the show and is usually found finding the bright side of things that you wouldn't even think had a bright side. Synclaire started off as the receptionist at *Flavor* headquarters but eventually ended up becoming an actress and has worked hard to pursue the dream. Her common catchphrase is "Woo Woo Woo!" and it became a popular trend of the 90's. Synclaire is Overton's newly-wedded wife and Khadijah's favorite cousin. She is played by Kim Coles.

## Trivia

* Kim Coles is the oldest female cast member.
* Synclaire is the only cast member to have interacted with every guest star.
* Kim Coles was the first to be casted on *Living Single*
* From 1995 to the show's end, Synclaire won the title as Favorite Television Character.
* Synclaire has the most kissing scenes out of any cast member, next being Overton.
* Kim Coles won an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series for the role of "Synclaire".
* Kim Coles actually created "Woo Woo Woo". It wasn't in the script.
Zoey Smith

Zoey Smith is a twelve-year-old girl who lives in Hellcross, Nebraska and attends the seventh grade at Hellcross Middle School. She has multiple sclerosis (M.S.) and, having lost the use of her legs, she uses a wheelchair. Zoey is an artist who likes to paint, sculpt, and explore other physical mediums. She is a bit of a loner, but she and Byron Slade strike up a friendly relationship in The Blackmire Gate (Book). Zoey is of Japanese-American descent.
Miranda Lunar

"Innovation is the ability to see change as an opportunity - not a threat."

French

German

Russian

## **The High Table**

Miranda Lunar is a member of *The High Table,* a secrete organization broke into 3 separate branches. Miranda's branch deals with innovation and the High Table's military. Miranda and her team invent all types of gadgets, armor, and weapons to further strengthen the High Table's military.

Miranda owns a head quarters where the military is placed. The head quarters is located in the sky, off-radar. Miranda is tasked with sending the military out to take out any nation who opposes them. The High Table's military is the most powerful on planet earth.
Jake Pratt

Jake Pratt is a twelve-year-old boy who attends the seventh grade at Hellcross Middle School. He is the Captain of the Hellcross Blue Dogs, the school football team, and is well-liked by fellow students as well as teachers. His best friend is Amber Higgins. His favorite food is hot dogs.

Jake is a classmate and casual friend of Byron Slade. In The Blackmire Gate (Book), Jake helps Byron learn Demon Self Defense maneuvers in gym class, and he acts as a friendly, steadying force throughout the book.
The C.R.A.

## Malory King

"Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer."

Spanish

Greek

Undercover

Infiltration

## **The Covert Reconnaissance Agency**

The CRA's overall mission is to secure the nation from the many threats the world faces. Unlike the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), which is a domestic security service, the CRA has no law enforcement function and is mainly focused on worldly issues.
Fox

Fox is the Pariah's capital, before the battle of Fox that left the city scarred and destroyed. A Lunar League military installation was built over it, named Needle Point.

### Appearance:

Fox is a large cavern deep underground. It has large, grassy knolls, and miles of grasslands surrounding a tall walled city. Large stone towers are placed at intervals, and a small military base was nestled between two hills on the outskirts of the cavern. Many shops and homes, espicially townhomes, are located inside the wall, but some live outside the wall for more space.

There is a large lake with a pier and a houseboat where Warren currently lives. There is also small caves on the rocky edges of the cavern.
Hellcross, Nebraska

Hellcross is a tiny Nebraska town west of Omaha, with a population of X,XXX.

**List of Places in Hellcross, Nebraska:**

* Blue Dog Stadium
* Eerie Candy Company
* Hellcross Elementary School
* Hellcross Middle School
* Hellcross High School
* Hellcross Police Department
* Hellcross Toen Cemetery
* Hellcross Town Library
* Hellcross TV - Local Access Station
* St. Martin de Porres
Caleb Ramirez

Caleb Ramirez is a twelve-year-old boy who lives in Hellcross, Nebraska. When he catches Byron Slade eavesdropping on a delicate conversation, they two boys become instant enemies. He attends the seventh grade at Hellcross Middle School, where his best friends are Stan Larson and Gunnar Evans.

Caleb is of Mexican-American descent. Born in Arizona, he moved to Hellcross with his family following the death of his mother when Caleb was two years old. He is bilingual and speaks fluent Spanish at home, at his father's insistence, but prefers to speak English outside the house. He lives with his father and his older brother, Tyler Ramirez.
Pathos

Pathos is the dictator in the Pariahs series. He is a matter manipulator, like Logos, Ethos, Casey, and Kevin. However, unlike Casey and Kevin, he is a direct matter manipulator, meaning he recieved the power from some unknown method rather than having it passed down the family like Casey and Kevin. Pathos is a greek word referring to emotion, which is ironous because of the fact that Pathos shows very little emotion in the books.

### Personality:

Pathos is cool and calculating. He very rarely shows emotion, though when he does it is in strong bursts of emotion. There is very rarely many variables in his meticulous plans, and he is a stronger adversary because of it.
Stan Larson

Stan Larson is a twelve-year-old boy who lives in Hellcross, Nebraska. He is a bully who's also not the brightest bulb on the tree. His best friends are Gunnar Evans and Caleb Ramirez.

Stan attends the seventh grade at Hellcross Middle School. He is a defense tackler for the Hellcross Blue Dogs, the school football team.
Episode 1: Pilot

## **Pilot**

Kappa get's tasked to investigate the recent death of Congressman John. Alpha (Malory) calls Delta in, giving her a new mission in Dubai. Zeta comes back from a failed mission. Kappa asks Gamma to tag a long with her on her investigation; they go to the Capital. While at the Capital and investigating Congressman John's fatal wounds the Capital gets shot up; flanking Kappa and Gamma. Cheryl gets the alert and sends Zeta to rescue the others.
Essence of Idiocy

Essence of Idiocy mass-produced by Lunar Leaguers

Essence of Idiocy is a memory-inducing drug used by Lunar Leaguers to torture subjects. The brown, goopy sludge makes the subject remember the worst moments of their lives, and ofton makes subjects collapse on the ground, writing in pain. Long term effects: Brain damage, (Maria Neal) paranoia, extreme fatigute, and death.
Marcella Castle

Marcella is the daughter of Blake Castle, a Transtatus living on the outskirts of Brooklyn. She lived in Fox, and made frequent visits to Logan's (Backslash) weapons shop for her guerilla actions against Pathos. She is wanted for sabotage against Pathos's supply routes coming for other countries to New York, and police are told to look for "an orange eyed, brown-haired girl."

> "*Marcella raised her eyebrows. “I wanted to show you two my resources. You obviously need some, trying to break into Amber’s Edge like that.*
>
>
> “Besides, don’t act like I didn’t see the blond one do that weird thing where he controlled the stone of the prison. And Pathos. You two have some sort of connection. I don’t exactly like it, but I think we’d do well to have you on our team.”*"*
>
>
>
> ― Marcella Castle to Emma Quinton and Casey Neal
>
>

Casey recruited her for his team at the beginning of the book, and although Marcella doesn't take orders from him, which Casey dislikes because he can't trust her if she won't listen to him.
Upper East Side

## The Battle for Upper East Side

Something blue whizzed past his head.

Another flash of blue, but coming from the opposite way.

Emma’s Cryo hit the Enlightened, who toppled off the building and landed with a crash on top the dumpster.

Emma leaped up, her skirt swishing.

“I really wish I brought better street clothes,” she muttered. Casey created a ladder for them out of twisted copper pipes.

“Oh, now you do that,” Emma muttered as she switched onto the ladder.

Casey didn’t need it, he’d already perched himself atop the building facade.

The Enlightened were waiting. They probably didn’t poke their heads out until Casey appeared because of their comrade falling.

“*Cowards*,” Casey thought.

Flashes of blue ricocheted past Casey, one even grazing his hair.

With a snap of his fingers, their Cryos melted, turning into a slippery pile of melted metal.

The Enlightened lunged at him. Their feet touched the melted Cryos, and they slipped, tumbling over the dragon gargoyles and into the alleyway.

Emma swung herself on top of the building. “Nice work.”

“Thanks.”

Casey ran, and, leaping across the gap between buildings, landed with a tuck and roll on the other building, where the dojo was.

Emma followed him. “Are you insane?”

Casey shook his head. “They’ll kill Wü. I can take them.”

Emma muttered “Hubris” as Casey leaped off the roof, landing in the center of the attacking Enlightened.

They were stunned at first- then they got their act together and drew short stabbing knives, made for shanking.

Their knives melted into hot metal, leaving only the hilts.

Casey dodged a flying hilt, which flew over his head and conked another Enlightened.

Then flashes of blue light swerved to avoid Casey’s face, stunning the Enlightened around him. Emma was here.

Stepping over the bodies of the Enlightened, Casey surveyed the fight. Twelve Enlightened down, five Pariah stunned.

Two killed.

The Battle for Upper East Side was a short, one-chapter battle that resulted in the burning of a large portion of Manhattan.
Peter Slade

Peter Slade (deceased) was a local historian, a college professor, and a closet tinkerer. Last Halloween, he survived the demon invasion that infiltrated his home town of Hellcross, Nebraska. His son Byron Slade was blinded in the attack. One year later, Peter died under mysterious, demon-related circumstances.

Peter Slade is survived by his sons, Byron and Mikey Slade, and his wife Penny Slade.
Rothe

**Rothé** were herd animals and one of the primary livestock of humans in Faerûn's northern areas and of the drow of the Underdark below.

## EcologyEdit

The Axe of Mirabar, the militia of the city of Mirabar, rode rothé in the winter.

## SpeciesEdit

Surface rothé
Herd species living in northern Faerûn.
Deep rothé
This sub-species communicated with magical flashing lights in the Underdark.
Ghost rothé
These rothé were larger than average, and were white with magical abilities that grant them transportation and silence.
Byron Slade

**Byron Slade** is a twelve-year-old boy from the small town of Hellcross, Nebraska. He was blinded in a demon attack on Halloween. A year later, demons killed his father. Now, they're after him.

Byron Slade spends most of his time battling dark forces with his best friend, Pembroke Marshall, and his little brother, Mikey Slade. They often rely on the help of their older friends, Tyler Ramirez and Shelley the Librarian. When he isn't busy fighting demons, he's trading barbs with his sort-of nemesis, Caleb Ramirez.

Byron is a seventh grader at Hellcross Middle School. His parents are Peter Slade (deceased) and Penny Slade.
Drow

**Drow**, or **dark elves**, are the descendants of the elves who refused to abandon Golarion when it was discovered that the Starstone would hit the world. Unlike their cousins, they did not escape through a dimensional portal, but rather hid themselves in the Darklands below. Something changed these elves during their stay, and when the other elves returned, they found their brethren bitter, twisted, and evil enemies.[2]

## Contents

[hide]

* 1History
	+ 1.1Origin of the drow
* 2Half-drow
* 3References

## History

### Origin of the drow

During the Age of Legend, the ancestors of today's drow race were simply elves living in the northwest corner of Avistan, in a small forest kingdom around the city of Celwynvian. An elven secret society known as the Winter Council had discovered that the antediluvian aboleth race was behind the rise of the human civilizations of Azlant and Thassilon. They also learned that the aboleth had grown tired of humanity's arrogance and planned to destroy them by calling down a meteor from the heavens.

With time to avoid this cataclysmic event, the elves called out to their brethren to flee Golarion for their ancient refuge of Sovyrian on the planet Castrovel, via the powerful aiudara gate known as the Sovyrian Stone. Most did so, but a few elves refused to abandon Golarion. The exact reasons why they chose to stay behind is still a matter of debate among the elves. Some believe it was out of loyalty to this world, while others suggest that the drow were a political faction who were against the passive elven response to humanity's encroachment on their land.

A drow priest of Zon-Kuthon.

Whatever the true reason, a group of elves fled into the Caves of the Craven below the Calphiak Mountains, believing that they could escape the surface world's destruction by simply delving deep enough into the Darklands. When Earthfall struck, the Darklands were shaken by tremendous tremors, strong enough to briefly wake Rovagug, the god of destruction who had been imprisoned far below during the Age of Creation. As his wakened mind reached out, it touched the cave where the elves had sequestered themselves, and mixed with the Darklands' strange radiations and the elves' own feelings of betrayal and anger. It transformed them, turning their hair white and skin dark, and replaced the race's natural tendencies towards independence and good with Rovagug's evil; these elves became the first generation of drow.

## Half-drow

*Main article: Half-drow*
Half-drow, sometimes called **darkborn** by humans or **thinblood** by drow, are the equivalent of half-elves but derive their elven ancestry from drow. Half-drow are a taboo topic among the drow, and are generally the result of matings between drow matrons (or would-be matrons) and important humans.
Mikey Slade

**Mikey Slade** is an eight-year-old boy and student at Hellcross Elementary School. He likes anime, manga, and tinkering at Dad's old tool bench. He has ADHD, which he actively manages along with his mom and a wider support system.

He loves hanging out with his older brother, Byron Slade, and friend Pembroke Marshall, but sometimes feels like they don't really "see" him...or that they treat him like a little kid. His parents are Peter Slade (deceased) and Penny Slade.
Svirnefbli

**Svirfneblin**,[or **deep gnomes** as they are also known, are a subterranean offshoot of the gnome race who inhabit Golarion's Darklands. They have a stronger connection to the First World, their ancestral homeland, than their surface-dwelling cousins.

## Contents

[hide]

* 1Appearance
* 2Personality
* 3History
* 4Habitat
	+ 4.1Court of Ether
* 5Culture
	+ 5.1Religion
* 6References

## Appearance

Svirfneblin appear similar in stature to their overburn (Darklands slang for the surface world) cousins, but with rocky gray or brown skin, and pale, oversized eyes. Males are always bald while females have gray, stringy hair.

## Personality

Perhaps because of their strong connection to the First World, svirfneblin are more emotionally erratic than gnomes, vacillating between cold detachment and violent outbursts. Most are somewhat xenophobic and prefer to keep to their own, hidden insular communities.

## History

The ancestors of the svirfneblin came to Golarion in -4202 AR during the Age of Anguish, at the same time as the forefathers of the surface gnome race. Their decision to settle in the Darklands most likely was prompted to keep an eye on the evil fey of that realm. Their prolonged exposure to the energies there slowly changed them into the race they are today.

## Habitat

Deep gnomes are tenacious opponents of the duergar, and the two races have fought numerous wars in the past. These conflicts have had such a negative impact on the svirfneblin, that they sometimes have trouble separating the grey dwarves from their surface-dwelling dwarven cousins. They also bear no love towards mites, with whom they frequently come into conflict.

Svirfneblin live in secret, luminescent cities that are nearly unknown to the other races of the Darklands. Their largest settlement is the hidden city of Dwimovel in the layer of Sekamina.

### Court of Ether

The dark fey of the Court of Ether are perhaps the svirfneblin's greatest enemies. Using the abilities of allied xorns and other elemental beings, they keep watch over Queen Frilogarma'scourt at all times, but dare not approach too closely, lest they fall under her mystical powers.

## Culture

Nearly all svirfneblin speak Gnome as well as Undercommon. Because of their isolationism, most svirfneblin have difficulty making friends with other races. Those who accidentally stumble across one of their communities are often incarcerated for the rest of their lives, for fear that they might spread the knowledge of the settlement's location to the outside world. Outsiders who do manage to become friends with a deep gnome are sometimes given bonding stones, which are small stone amulets that symbolize their new relationship.

### Religion

Svirfneblin consider the goddess Nivi Rhombodazzle as the first svirfneblin and mother of their race, and comprise most of her following.
Shelley the Librarian

Shelley is a sixteen-year old who works at the Hellcross Town Library. When Byron Slade and Pembroke Marshall come searching from demon-related research, Shelley helps them by giving them The Blackmire Book and a number of other relevant resources. When Byron and Pem introduce her to Tyler Ramirez, there's instant sizzle between the two.

Shelley is a student at Hellcross High School. She has pink hair and a tattooed sleeve featuring things from her favorite novel, *Alice and Wonderland* (the Doormouse is the centerpiece). She is spunky, vivacious, and compassionate--the perfect person to turn to when there's serious trouble afoot.
Casey James Neal

> "*That's nice to know. But I don't want to look disheveled when I break Dad out.*"
> ― Casey Neal to Emma Quinton
>
>

## Casey Neal

Casey Neal is the main protagonist in the *Pariahs* series. His father, Kevin Neal, was imprisoned for ten years by Pathos, the power-hungry dictator who controls the dystopian world. His friends, Emma Quinton, and Marcella Castle, help him on his journey to defeat Pathos. He has a close relationship to his father, Kevin Neal, and his best friend Emma Quinton. They have known each other since they were six years old and both share a hatred of Pathos.

### Family:

Maria Neal:

Maria Neal is Casey's biological mother, and she left Casey for Australia when he was six, to blame for panicked, Essence of Idiocy-induced thoughts after being tortured in front of Kevin's eyes.

Kevin Neal:

Kevin Neal is Casey's biological father, and he was imprisoned in Amber's Edge for a decade after being accused of an assassination attempt on the dictator Pathos. He is a matter manipulator like his son, and Pathos, and is honest, as he never once used his matter manipulation to break out of Amber's Edge, as it would have killed other innocent prisoners Pathos had put in with him.
Melon Tar

The Drow City of Melon-Tar

Map of Melon-Tar

SlavesGoblins 72%Orcs 12%Humans 4%Svirnefbli 4%Bugbears 3%Duegars 2%Illithids 1%Drow 1%Other 1%

The Drow city of melon-tar was founded in approximently 1362 DR Recent compared to other drow citys. The population was huge though compared to other drow cities(127,900 free, 130,980 slaves) It was built to be a lower level to the drow city of menzoberanzzen. Though this was planned by Triel Baenre upon the cities completion the first houses matron mother was Qethenel Baenre. Matron quethenel did not belive that the expansion would benifit the city so she set the city to become its own city, little did she now this would later cause the downfall of menzoberranzen when Melon-Tar would later invade. The city was made up of 94 house with the most soldiers one house could hold by the laws was 3,000 though only house Acile Held this many soldiers. The lowest house had only 100 soldiers. Matron Macile Acile the matron of the first house was rumored to be the daughter of Lloth and anything she said went, using this power to encourage infighting. She did this because Lloth encouraged chaos and station.

In about 1484 DR the city attacked menzobrazzen, deafiting their rivals and taking most of the 1000 nobles as slaves and the 19,000 soldiers were pooled out to bidding houses. The slaves of Melon-Tar (led by house baenres nobles) began a revolt though it was shut down quickly with most menzobarrezzen nobles killed or tortured, those killed were killed were sacrificed to Lloth
T.C. Carson

**Terrence C. Carson** is an American singer and stage, voice, and television actor. He is best known for portraying Kyle Barker on the FOX sitcom *Living Single* and voicing Mace Winduon *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*. He was also known for his long-running voice role as Kratosin the *God of War* video-game series from 2005 until 2013.
House Acile

Soldiers:3000

Slaves:4,500

Being the first house of Melon-Tar This house was veiwed as the most powerful, unlike most house House Aciles nobles and soldiers could wear their hous symbol in open veiw for no one wanted to anger Matron Macile, For it is well known those who did were sacrificed to Lloth.  It was the first house established and held 14 high priests and had no enemies.
The Tile Room

thetileroom

* The Tile Room is a room located somewhere near The Bunker and The Old Bedded Platform. It is on level 1 of the Daleburry Town, and was renovated Season 8 onwards after the Time Jump.
* Season 2

The Tile Room doesn't appear until the Season 2 Pilot, where Waluigi Watchware dies and Herobrine captures Mario Jumpman.
The Bedded Platform

Old Bedded Platform

## The Old Bedded Platform

The Old Bedded Platform was first used / seen in Season 1, Episode 1, and was used all the way until the beginning of Season 6, Episode 1. This area, being used for 6 Seasons, is pretty iconic, hosting a safe space for Mario Jumpman & his friends, all the way to a grand fighting area for the Villians of the series.

The Bedded Platform mainly consisted of gray sheets & pillows, a grey a grey fitted sheet, a grey plaid comforter, with a white pillow having branch patterns on it. In Episodes 5-10, of Season 1, the Bedded Platform was seen to have a red fitted sheet. However the sheet was back to grey by Season 2, Episode 1.
Meet Wario

Although not the first episode of the 'Stuffed Season' project, it was the first to have a main storyline set up. An unreleased episode, "The Origin Of Herobrine" was made somewhere in the early year of 2015. This was the first episode where Mario did his "Epic Jump of Faith", which was him just jumping off a high ledge in order to look cool, but just failing miserably in the end.

Summary: "Mario and Luigi decide to meet their cousin Wario. It turns out, he is not as friendly as the expected."

* Plot

The episode pans out where Mario and Luigi Jumpman are sitting on the couch talking about how they should meet their cousin Wario. After Mario does his signature "Epic Jump of Faith", they both leave and head to Wario's house. They arrive and talk to Wario for a bit, where Wario suddenly turns hostile and makes a threat to Luigi. They have a quick brawl where Luigi knocks down Wario, and he leaves with Mario. Wario wakes up later and vows revenge against the Jumpman brothers.
Mario Jumpman

Original Character Created & Owned by Nintendo

mario

### Relatives

He is related to Luigi Jumpman, his brother, Wario and Waluigi Watchware, his cousins, and Marco Jumpman, his father.The rest of his family is unknown

### Affiliation

He sticks by his brother and usually has the aid of Sonic and Tails, along with other alliances

## Biographical information

### Place of birth

He was born at the Marco Residence, in the Mushroom Kingdom

## Physical description

### Eye color

Light blue

* Backstory

Born in 1986, firstborn son of Marco Jumpman and his unnamed wife. Alike his twin brother, Luigi, Mario was believed to be a stillborn baby, however, later it was revealed John Stephens and his gang had stolen the babies and ransomed the doctors to cover it up. Living in captivity for a decade, Mario's existence was revealed after a spy in John's gang relayed the information to Marco in late 1995. After a battle between Marco and John and his gang in December 1996 and early 1997, Mario was finally freed by his father and reunited with his twin brother. The three lived a relatively normal life until 2001, where Mario's father, age 65, was fatally shot by an unknown gunman. Both Mario and Luigi were sent away to the Daleburry Foster Home until 2004, where both Mario and Luigi, age 18, went off to rent a house and share the bills. They would live together at 87725 Angel Drive leading up to the events of Season 1.

* Season 1 - Takes Place in 2010

In Season 1, Episode 1, Mario first appears alongside his twin brother Luigi, both age 24. After years of trauma in their past they've forgotten those who used to be around them, so they decide to "meet" their cousin Wario Watchware, even though it has only been 9 years since they've last seen each other. The brothers arrive at Wario's house and a rather stiff conversation dissolves into conflict and Wario becomes hostile and threatens Luigi. Mario and Luigi fight Wario and escape his house.
Gary Toad

* Season 1

Red Toad first appears as the rug store owner, apart of the Chilidog Scam, in Season 1, Episode 2. He is later killed off after he accidentally crushes himself in the first floor, filled from top to bottom of old rugs.

* Season 5

Red Toad appears again along side Mario Jumpman, and G. Yoshi, in Season 5, Episode 1. Both him and Yoshi try and assist Mario on rescuing his brother, Luigi, however they are not seen again in the Season.
Emma Quinton

> "*Hey Emma! I can Fondant a sword for you!”*
>
>
> She hurried out, spotting the metal side bar and grinning. “How sharp?*"*
>
>
>
> ― Casey and Emma in conversation
>
>

Emma Quinton is the daughter of Julianne Quinton and Corren Quinton. She was abandoned as a seven-year-old and spend most of her childhood in Cliffside Manor, the Neals' house pre-Kevin's arrest and imprisonment.

###

### Family:

Emma Quinton has a close relationship with Warren Quinton, her uncle who was in the Marine Corps pre-Pathosian era. Warren was imprisoned in Antarctica for ten years, as a result of him leaking close information from Pathos to the Foxian Pariahs to help them escape prisons in Tokyo. He also led a desperate machine gun charge against Pathos's fortress Amber's Edge, situated on Amber Island in Lower Manhattan, which led to him being captured and taken to Antarctica.

#### Personality:

Forgiving:

Casey and Marcella make many mistakes in the books, and Emma seems to be the most forgiving of their friend group. She also forgave Maria Neal for ditching Casey when he was six, because of the Lunar Leaguer's torture, using Essence of Idiocy, make her catatonic.
Bloodmoon Kingpin

### Relatives

Grandfather of James, Calvin and Mac Bloodmoon, and older brother of Barry Bloodmoon.

## Physical description

### Eye color

Unknown

* Season 10

Charles Bloodmoon first appears in the Season 10 Finale, during Tails' time warp to 1971.

He is revealed to be a notorious Kingpin / Mob Boss ruling the underground of Daleburry. His team consists of his younger brother, Barry Bloodmoon, and other various henchmen. After the shootout, he is confronted by Sheriff Franz I. There they have a standoff, resulting in Bloodmoon being shot and killed by the sheriff. Ending his apparent rule in the town of Daleburry.
Serperior

### Affiliation

She used to work with Wario's group, however after Wario died, she became the leader of that said group

## Physical description

### Eye color

Red

* Season 2

Sara was first introduced as a background character / henchmen working for Lario and Muigi, in Season 2, Episode 8. Both her and Quince were killed by Luigi Jumpman.

* Season 5

Sara would return again as a background henchmen working for Team Destruction in Season 5, Episode 1, and Season 5, Episode 2. Staying with them on Floor 29 of the abandoned Daleburry Hotel. However in Season 5, Episode 3, and onwards, her character would be used as one of the four major members of Team Destruction. That being Lario, Iron Golem, Herobrine, and herself. She, and Lario would then be killed in Season 5, Episode 4, by Muigi. However both of them would later be revived by the Koopa Kids later in the episode. She is briefly seen again in Season 5, Episode 6. She wouldn't return until the end of Season 5, Episode 10, where she would be recruited to Wario's Group, along with Ender Dragon, and Dry Bones, after the collapse of Team Destruction.

* Season 6

Sara, alongside Wario's Group is seen in Season 6, Episode 1. She, along with the others are helping Wario beat up and kidnap the wounded Mario. She is seen again with the group in Season 6, Episode 2, watching Wario kill, and bury Mario. However later in the episode, Sara, Wario, and the entire group is killed, by Butch, after a failed attempt to kill Big Duck.

* Season 8

Sara makes another appearance in Season 8, Episode 7, alongside Wario, and Enderdragon, to finally regroup his old group. They are seen recruiting Dry Bones, and Shy Guy, once again. In Season 8, Episode 8, Sara, Wario's Group, alongside with Zombie Horse, the new member, are seen in the New Tile Room attempting to kill Mario & his friends. However they are all defeated and Mario & his friends escape through a window. Sara, alongside Wario's Group, makes one final appearance in Season 8, Episode 10, however they are all defeated by Mario & his friends after a long final battle.

* Season 9

Sara would become more of a Main Character in the later seasons, appearing in the Cover of 5 Season 9 Episodes. She first appears in the background of Season 9, Episode 3, while Wario and Waluigi are seen conversing about their plans. After Wario & Waluigi are still missing from Septemberwood, Sara takes role as the leader of the group until they return in Season 9, Episode 4. Sara and the group are seen in Season 9, Episode 5, talking about Wario, when they are ambushed by Henry and Bryan. However the group eventually capture, and interrogate Henry and Bryan after they are defeated. In Season 9, Episode 6, Sara appears with the group to hunt down Big Duck, after learning he has the Emulator Stones. In Season 9, Episode 7, Sara is killed off after Wario returns, angry that his spot as leader was taken from him. In Season 9, Episode 9, Sara briefly returns as a Zombie, however is killed off again by Knuckles' bazooka.
Byron Slade Wiki

## The Official Byron Slade (Series) Wiki

The Byron Slade series is a middle grade adventure series about a blind seventh grader who fights the influence of a powerful Demon Lord, only to learn the demon and his minions have bigger plans that could destroy their small Nebraska town. The series is written by speculative fiction author Rebecca Kett.

## About Byron Slade...

On Halloween night, the door between Hell and Earth is breached and Seven Demon Lords usher an invasion into the middle of the American Heartland…in Hellcross, Nebraska, to be exact. That’s the night 12-year-old Byron Slade is blinded in a demon attack. When his dad is killed under mysterious, demon-related circumstances, his mom begins working double time to support the family and Byron’s left to look after his younger brother while trying to adjust to his new life without vision. Things aren’t easy, but when new girl Pembroke Marshall arrives on the scene things start looking up—until the day Byron inadvertently kills one of the Seven Lords. Now, the other six want his blood.

Byron begins hearing hellish voices in his head, filling his mind with terrible thoughts and trying to convince him to do terrible things. Afraid he may be possessed, Byron enlists Pem’s help to find out more about the Demon Lords. While researching, the two encounter an unexpected ally who helps them uncover the demons’ master plan, but no one will take them seriously. Now they have until midnight on Halloween to stop the remaining Lords themselves…and hopefully get Byron’s sanity back in the process.

## Latest activity

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Add one below!

File:Placeholder
Pirate Bear

piratebear

\* Season 1
He only appears in Season 1, Episode 2, when Sonic askes him if anyone bought a knife from his store, which he replies with a description of Waluigi Watchware. Later in the episode, he is killed in his knife store, by Herobrine, when he refuses to give up his 40$ marker collection.
James' Fake Eye

* Season 3

Season 3, Episode 1: Years after the events of Season 2, James Bloodmoon returns again. After having his eye blown off by a bomb, he needed a fake one of course. He found screw cap on a sewer plumbing pipe and used it for his new eye.

* Season 8

Season 8, Episode 10: James Bloodmoon returns once again to destroy Mario and everything he lives for. However his cap is gone, he found a glass diamond to replace it. However the new look doesn't last long, as James falls into the Tile Room Chemical Plant, a vat of acidic liquid which most likely dissolved the glass diamond in an instant.
Gunnar Evans

Gunnar Evans is a twelve-year-old boy who lives in Hellcross, Nebraska. He's a bit of a meathead who goes along with the crowd, even (especially) if the crowd is feeling mean. His best friends are Stan Larson and Caleb Ramirez.

Stan attends the seventh grade at Hellcross Middle School. He is a defense tackler for the Hellcross Blue Dogs, the school football team.
Iron Golem

* Backstory

Sergei and his brother Sheffield lived a hard life in the south, both being separated after the age of their teenage years. Sergei, being alone, stumbles into a nice man Herobrine Stephens. They would form a friendship, Sergei making his living protecting Herobrine wherever he went.

* Season 1

Iron Golem first appeared in Season 1, Episode 6, when Shadow The Hedgehog as breaking Mario and Luigi Jumpman out of Herobrine's Jail. He was defeated when Shadow used Chaos Control, knocking him a ledge.

* Season 5

Iron Golem returned in Season 5 to assemble different bad guys among the world to form Team Destruction.

In Episode 8, Iron Golem decides to help Mario and Luigi Jumpman, after hearing about the Zombie outbreak, caused by Waluigi. However he later regrets this, and turns against them in Episode 11, after they leave him and Herobrine in The Tile Room.

* Season 8

Iron Golem returns for the final time in Season 8, Episode 5, at RedMountain to inform Waluigi and Wario to kill Mario, Luigi, and Buck Wylo. After this fails, he attempts to kill them himself in Episode 6, but Luigi stabs him with toothpicks, stunning him. In Episode 9, he is killed when Mario electrocutes him by a wire and water.

* Season 9

He is seen for brief Moments in Season 9, Episodes 1 and 2, as flashback showing how he got to be Herobrine's bodyguard.
Tokyo-Pathosia

"Quadrant Two was prettier than Quadrants Four and Three. The obsidian apartments were well-defined, with massive cathedrals and expansive courtyards of green, coupled by fountains with bubbling, frothing water.

There was an elysian sunrise above Tokyo--Casey refused, outright, to call it Pathosia. The sky was splattered with orange, red, purple, and pink-almost like some faraway kingdom’s sky on the morning, while peasants worked tirelessly in the fields." - The Pariahs/1

"Tokyo had recieved an *extreme*makeover. The buildings were completely dismantled, and new skyscapers were created from the ground upand blue trim bordered every building." - The Pariahs/1

Tokyo is the Capitol of Pathos's empire. It is said that there is 120,000,000 Enlightened within the city walls.
The Pariahs Wiki

## What is *The Pariahs?*

Synopsis:

He spun around. He had too many enemies. Everywhere around him. Casey glanced at Emma, but it was too late. Pathos had dodged him again. Blur. Blur again.

Casey Neal is possibly one of two people alive who know a secret. One of two. Because those who know the secret never stay alive too long. Pathos will hunt them down. A malevolent dictator. A determined seventeen-year-old boy. and a rebellion that just could sweep away everything Casey is barely holding onto.

Until he meets the Pariahs. Finally someone like him. Who knows him. Perhaps too well.

## Latest activity

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Add one below!
John Stephens

* Stephens is the father of Herobrine Stevens.

* He first appeared in Season 8, episode 1, in a flashback. And later in Season 9, episode 1, where he was killed by Herobrine.

### Relatives

He is related to Herobrine Stephens, his son

### Affiliation

He works with Dr. Ghast, Hans Ferguson, and Pig Pete

## Biographical information

### Place of birth

He was born in a factory, which was later named after him

### Date of death

He died in 1996, after his son, Herobrine, stabbed him

### Place of death

He died in the same factory he was born in

## Physical description

### Eye color

Red

John's encounter with Marco Jumpman in Season 8, episode 1John StephensJohn Stephens without his left eye
Quince Roost

### Affiliation

He worked with Ed Huchlor Season 1, but later worked with Calvin Bloodmoon, in Season 2

## Physical description

### Eye color

Black

* Season 1

His first appearence was in Season 1, Episode 5, when he, Ed Hutchlor, and Ricki Cheesestak were looking for the Chaos Emeralds. Ducklton's crew found him and the others and Boose, his younger brother, killed him.

* Season 2

He returned briefly in Season 2, Episode 1, when he was a goon working for Calvin Bloodmoon. He was killed yet again when he was punched off the Calvin Resort building.

* Quotes

"I am the karate master!"

"I am the Quebec Moose!"
Big Duck's Crew

* Season 6

Big Duck and Ducklton formed this group somewhere between the end of Season 5, and the start of Season 6. Calvin's Crew, and the Misfit Duo sometimes works alongside them, however they are not considered members of said group.

Big Duck's Crew consists of

1. Big Duck
2. Ducklton
3. Evil Franz
4. Rick
5. Mr. Ostrich
6. Plankton
7. M&M Man
8. Snaketh
Pembroke Marshall

**Pembroke Marshall** (Pem, really) is a twelve-year-old girl who recently moved to Hellcross, Nebraska. A military brat, Pem is well-traveled and socially confident.

Pem is a seventh-grader at Hellcross Middle School and spends the rest of her time helping her BFF Byron Slade hunt down demons. She has a soft spot for his hid brother, Mikey Slade, with whom she shares a love of anime and manga.

Pem is incredibly smart and focused. She knows her way around the library reference section and can whip up information faster than most librarians. She's the perfect person to provide Byron and the Slayer Crew with important intel about the demons.
Stuffed Season Wiki

Welcome to the wiki. We’re a collaborative community website about your topic that anyone, including you, can edit.

## Describe your topic

Write a description about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it.

## Latest activity

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Add one below!

File:Placeholder
Waluigi Watchware

Original Character Created & Owned by Nintendo

### Affiliation

He works alone in Season 1, but later he works with his brother, Wario, in later seasons

## Physical description

### Eye color

Blue

* Backstory

Born on January 10, 1983, younger brother of Wario Watchware. Waluigi, like Wario, was a regular kid growing up in school and never had any problems with people. Both he and his older brother developed a fascination with skateboarding in their late teenage years around 1998-2001 after graduation, as well as hanging out with their cousins from a relative family.

* Season 1

Waluigi first appearing in Season 1, Episode 2, when he was collecting the Chaos Emeralds. In Episode 5, he is beaten up by Wario, which then he kills Wario. Later in Episode 9, he is restored back to normal after collecting all 8 emeralds, and using their power. He is last seen in this season when Tails electrocutes him, using a power cable.

* Season 2

Walugi returns briefly in Season 2, Episode 1, before he is shot and killed by Herobrine in the Tile Room. He is also seen again in a nightmare from Mario, in Episode 3.

* Season 4