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P.H. De Vil

**P.H. De Vil** is Cruella De Vil's cousin from *101 Dalmatians: The Series*. According to his sales pitch, he's an "evil genius, mad scientist, and junk food connoisseur."

## Appearances Edit

### *101 Dalmatians: The Series* Edit

P.H. De Vil is considered to be the most brilliant of all the De Vils, though he is also one of the more successful De Vils. He has amassed his fortune through using science and technology to his advantage, though he also owns an ice cream factory. In "Food for Thought", he used Rolly as a test subject for his junk food business animal testing in order to determine the best flavors and the potential side-effects that they contain.

Due to his innate genius when it comes to technology, Cruella De Vil often employs P.H. in order to help her with her own schemes, in which P.H. manages to successfully defy the laws of physics in many instances to help her out. Unlike Cruella, however, P.H. doesn't have any qualms with people and he tends to help Cruella out just for the sake of using science, though he tends to head back to his home whenever he feels Cruella can handle any given situation on her own.

In his spare time, P.H. likes to participate in swap meets for his fellow mad scientists, though he also spends a lot of time repairing Cruella's television set, since he finds himself at her place every time she watches the news, as she tends to throw her remote at the television in anger.

Due to the fact that he’s helped her out for so long, P.H. De Vil is Cruella De Vil's closest relative and her loyal friend, though P.H. has his own ambitions that he wishes to one day be able to complete.

## TriviaEdit

* His initials reflects on him being a scientist and a connoisseur.
	+ In chemistry, Wikipedia:pH:pH is a numeric scale used to specify the acidity or alkalinity of an aqueous solution.
	+ Ph.D. can be used in culinary arts, which explains his use in mixing food with science.
Cornelia

**Cornelia** is Spot's mother in *101 Dalmatians: The Series* who dislikes her dog like antics and is often not very comfortable with Spot mixing around with the pups. Also, Cornelia often makes Spot babysit her friends' eggs. She is voiced by Tress MacNeille.

## Role in the series Edit

Cornelia is one of the most distinguishable hens on the Dearly Farm, though she is also bossy. She is well known because of the fact that her eggs are typically the largest amongst all the hens on the farm, so she’s come to be idolized due to her innate gift. However, Cornelia also serves as a leader figure amongst the hens and she often makes decisions for the entire coop, though there are some in the coop who disagree with her, especially since they feel she couldn't even raise her own daughter into a proper chicken. Cornelia usually ignores their comments, though despite the fact that Cornelia tolerates Spot's desire to be a dog, Cornelia actually agrees with the hens and she wishes Spot would stop being foolish and behave like a proper chicken. However, she has decided to permit Spot to continue behaving as she has in order to make her happy, though she has set some rules and guidelines that Spot must follow, such as how she must learn some skills that she'll need when she gets older. In her spare time, Cornelia enjoys clucking mindlessly with her fellow chickens and she gossips with some of the other animals around the farm, such as Lucy, as well as Princess and Duchess; though at the end of the day, Cornelia's just happy to sit in her coop with her eggs, as she believes a chicken's duty is to produce the best eggs that one possibly can. Cornelia only wants what's best for Spot.
Little Dipper

**Little Dipper** is one of Dottie and Dipstick's puppies together with Oddball and Domino. His spots are immaculately patterned to the constellation "Little Dipper," thus  him his name (this is not official, though, and he's claimed to be named this since he has similar spots to his father's, as well as a black tip on his tail). He also has a blue collar (both in cartoon and live-action) like his father, Dipstick, and his brother, Domino.
Scorch

**Scorch** is Cruella's sly, sneaky, mean, greedy, hungry, feisty and cunning pet ferret. He serves as one of the main antagonists in *101 Dalmatians: The Series*. He is voiced by Frank Welker.

## Appearances Edit

### *101 Dalmatians: The Series* Edit

Scorch is a ferret who is owned by Cruella De Vil, in which his mistress often takes him wherever she goes. Due to this, Scorch is often Cruella's only true line of defense when it comes to preventing the Dalmatians from foiling her schemes, which is the reason Scorch has developed a true sense of hatred towards the Dearly Dalmatians. However, Cruella seldom acknowledges the hard work that Scorch does for her, though she does genuinely love Scorch and she does what she can to make him happy. Scorch is a loyal pet to Cruella and she permits him to sleep on her pillow, which is a distinguishable characteristic since Cruella has animosity towards all animals, being a fashion designer and so forth. Unlike the other animals, however, Scorch doesn't communicate by using words (except for a brief moment in the episode "You Slipped a Disk" where he says, "Thank you!"), as he mostly just growls and hisses; though despite this fact, he is quite capable of communicating with other animals, as he merely remains silent because he prefers not to say words. In his spare time, Scorch likes to perform reconnaissance on the Dearly Farm, as well as to look for an easy meal to steal from the vicinity, though he also enjoys being pampered by Cruella and living the good life in her mansion.
Felicia

“*You know what happens when someone upsets me.*”
―Ratigan, to Bartholomew who called him a rat[src]
**Felicia** is Ratigan's fat, spoiled pet cat and a supporting antagonist in Disney's 1986 film *The Great Mouse Detective*. Ratigan keeps her happy by feeding her henchmen that make him mad and hostages.

## Appearances Edit

### *The Great Mouse Detective* Edit

“*Oh, Felicia, my precious, my baby. Did Daddy's little honey bun enjoy her tasty treat?*”
―Ratigan to Felicia[src]
She is first seen when Ratigan is mad at his henchman, Bartholomew, for accidentally calling him a rat so he throws him outside and summons her with a bell. Bartholomew is heavily drunk, so he doesn't notice her walking up behind him, and remains oblivious even as she picks him up by the tail and then swallows him whole. The thugs reactions when Ratigan is about to ring the bell to summon her, as well as Ratigan's comment of "You know what happens to people who upset me," likewise implies that this was not the first time Ratigan executed a thug for upsetting him via Felicia. In addition, Ratigan also made an implied threat to feed the rest of his minions to Felicia if they didn't continue with their praising song of him.

Later, after Fidget tells Ratigan that he had lost the list he gave him while Basil was on the case, which Ratigan correctly reasons that the detective can use to track down his hideout, he sends Felicia after him and she tries to eat him. But amidst his grousing about Basil messing up his plans, he realizes that since he knows Basil is coming, he can set up an ambush. As such, Ratigan tells Felicia to release Fidget, which she does grudgingly.

When the henchmen arrive at the queen's palace, they use her as a vehicle, and Fidget tries to feed the queen to her. While Basil, Dawson, and Flaversham rescue the queen, Basil's dog, Toby, chases Felicia away. She manages to escape from him by scrambling up a brick wall where Toby cannot follow. Thinking she has escaped, Felicia flicks her tail at him as she hops over, only to be mauled by the royal guard dogs on the other side as bits of fur and the bow in her hair fly into the air.

It is unknown whether or not she survived, although some subsequent comic stories show her to be alive still.

## Gallery Edit

***The Disney Wiki*** has a collection of images and media related to ***Felicia***.

## Trivia Edit

* The way Ratigan feeds Felicia with those who upsets him is similar to how Jabba the Hutt feeds the Rancor.
* Felicia is similar to Lucifer in the sense that both have been cared for like angels by villains (Lady Tremaine, Ratigan), are almost seen trying to eat a mouse who is on the good side, and are chased away by good dogs.
* Felicia bears some great similarities to Scorch from *101 Dalmatians: The Series*, such as both being a pet to the main antagonist (Cruella for Scorch & Ratigan for Felicia), both having the same color scheme, both wishing to eat a character (Spot for Scorch), and that both are voiced by Frank Welker.
* In some early scripts for *One Hundred and One Dalmatians*, Cruella would have had a Cat, which would have also been called Felicia.
Penny (Dalmatian)

**Penny** is one of Pongo and Perdita's original fifteen puppies in the*101 Dalmatians* franchise.

Penny was going to be one of the major pups in the series, alongside Lucky, Cadpig, Rolly, Spot and Patch. Her original characterization was that she was very dictorial and a control freak. Disney thought there were too many main characters in the series, so Patch became an extra, while Penny was written out of the show. A preview for the series (as well as for *Recess*) which was shown on the 1997 tape of*101 Dalmatians*has a clip of one of the artists drawing a female puppy who never appeared in the final product, who is speculated to be Penny.
Cadpig

**Cadpig** is a Dalmatian puppy who only appears in *101 Dalmatians: The Series*, voiced by Kath Soucie. Of the original fifteen puppies born to Perdita and Pongo, she is the youngest and the runt of the litter. In the original book, she was also the puppy who almost died at the beginning and was revived by Mr. Dearly (in the movies, this scene was given to her brother Lucky).
Anastasia Tremaine

**Anastasia Tremaine** is a former secondary antagonist, later supporting character in Disney's saga animated feature film *Cinderella*. She is Cinderella's younger stepsister, Drizella's younger sister and Lady Tremaine's youngest daughter. Yes, she was former secondary antagonist, however that not means her alignment was bad. She was only gullible to her mother and older sister.
Nin

Ningen(Nin, for short) is a Boss Monster, known for his incredibly fast magic attacks, as well as his *Giant Killer's* *Kanabo( A kanabo is a powerful club-like weapon with the head covered in spikes)*, imbued with his water magic, which boosts its weight and Nin's strength. He's able to stop at least 6 armed humans, even armed with ranged weaponry.

His body is large and strong, perfect for wielding his weapon, but is more suited for the water. He wears special armor, appearing to be made of a magically-tempered white metal, made to amplify his weapon's magic, as well as his own, and to walk on land. He's a sibling of Undyne, but is often overshadowed by his big sister. He envies her emotional strength. He turned to being eperimented with a small dose of Determination, which mutated him, making his body grow to immense strength, weight, and height. His body became extremely strong and his digits grew webbing inbetween them. his head grew into his body giving him a fat appearance.
Mark E. Muir

**Mark E. Muir - (1975-)** of the USA is an administrator for the Gerontology Research Group. He serves for the Gerontology Research Group as the Senior Administrator for GRG Website Support. His duties involve preparing and delivering datasets for analysis, maintaining GRG Tables on the GRG website, and evaluating data in the database. Mark Muir was a resident of Woodbridge, Virginia, USA but has recently moved to an undisclosed location.
Sinterika Usagari

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## Personality

Honest, Quiet ,Friendly Loyal, Whole hearted and Wise. He tends to not trust easy but when trusted would die for whoever it is. Bases all his relationships off respect and loyalty.

## Bio

Age 26 wanderer Shady past lots of violence Sin was a warrior and a soldier all his life nothing but death and destruction followed in his path Fears no man or creature though is willing to now after 15 years of hatred and anger finally is on a wandering path to repent and make up for the cruel and evil things he has done . Swore off all weaponry of any type and only looks to fight to protect others. His previous training has made him Extremely strong agile and fast with high stamina.

## Abilities

martial arts specialist -Trained in almost every style of martial art known to man but in the end is a Fist to fist brawler that can take Insane amounts of damage based on his training over the past 20 years of his life

Massochist Enjoys having pain inflicted upon himself by himself and others after a certain amount of damage is done Sin goes into a state of sheer brutality on his opponents.

Trained in Karate Ki the martial art of taking vital organ and body part damage with little to know reaction or damage.

Blood magic

Blood boil to increase Sustainability and damage ratio.

Blood Shield To protect temporary damage to oncoming projectile magic and ranged attacks for short Powerful duration or long term light damage . can be cast on others

Blood manipulation If Sin can get a sample of the opponents Dna he is capable of raising and lowering there blood flow and temperature to the point in which he can cause temporary paralasis and slowed movements.

Blood letting Sin loses a substantial ammount of blood on the battle field in order to distract and infuriate enemies causing them to focus there attention on him during a battle.

## Tools and Equipment

Sin does not carry any weapons He wears full cloth t-shirt and pants a pair of geta and bandaged arms and hands . in which he can unravel and use as a weapon in terms of grappling and disabling his opponents.
Cydne

**Cydne** is a water snake in *101 Dalmatians: The Series*, and one ofSwamp Rat's henchmen. He is voiced by Frank Welker.

## Appearances Edit

### *101 Dalmatians: The Series* Edit

Cydne lives in the swamp that borders the Dearly Farm. Despite the fact that he seldom leaves the farm, he has proven time and time again that he is a force to be reckoned with whenever creatures do venture into the swamp; though Cydne has been known to leave the swamp if he has a good reason. Due to his fierce nature, Swamp Ratoften hires Cydne along with Steven in order to intimidate people into seeing things his way, though Cydne enjoys helping his boss out because he realizes that he'll get the chance to devour some creatures in the process.

Cydne appears in "It's a Swamp Thing", where Swamp Rat tells the Dalmatians that he sold the Colonel's scarf to Cydne. When Spot tries to ask him about it, Cydne figures they're charity collectors and comments how "[He] gave at the office." Cadpig then tries to talk to him, claiming that Cydne has inner pains and suggests that they have a group hug. Seeing this as an opportunity to get some food, Cydne plays along by wrapping himself around the pups and nearly squeezing them to death. He then tells them how he sold the scarf to Steven before the pups pop out from his grip, and he gets knotted up as a result, claiming them to be "sssslippery little ssssuckers."

Cydne's largest role in the series was in "Bad to the Bone", where Rolly fakes a fight with Cydne Snake to get Mooch's gang off his back, which causes Mooch to let Rolly join his team. However, Rolly soon manages to alienate his true friends so that he can remain popular. As Dumpling is searching the swamp for some mushrooms, she is caught in Cydne's coils, and she tells him what Rolly's new title is. He later confronts and restrains Rolly on the Dearly Farm and gets him to confess that the fight was really with an empty snakeskin in front of all the Dalmatians. He lets Rolly loose after that before commenting that the earring didn't work as a good look for Rolly.
Vendella De Vil

**Vendella De Vil** is an Afghan Hound belonging to Cruella De Vil in*101 Dalmatians: The Series*. She was voiced by Tara Strong.

## Appearances Edit

### *101 Dalmatians: The Series* Edit

Vendella is portrayed as being a snobby, beautiful and self-absorbed dog, and doesn't care about anyone but herself. Despite being Cruella's dog, she doesn't pose as a major threat to the puppies, just an annoyance.

Vendella first appears in "Best of Show" when Cruella adopts her for the sake of appearing on the cover of a magazine, which was for the winner of a dog show. She introduces Vendella to the Dearlys and the puppies, and the pups show Vendella around. After snubbing the pups, they begin to hate her. Roger decides to enter the pups in the dog show to compete against Vendella. So he enrolls them in a high-class training school, which is also attended by Vendella. To get them kicked out, Vendella puts a rose near Lucky's rear for him to sit on the thorns when they are being instructed to sit. Lucky then finds out about what Vendella did, and the dogs attack each other, leading to the pups being expelled. After being trained at home, they attempt to compete against Vendella in the dog show. Because of the competition, Cruella orders Jasper and Horace to lock up the three puppies to prevent them from coming. Spot, however, was able to be in the contest despite being a chicken, and beats Vendella, causing Cruella to get very angry at her for losing.

Vendella later appears in "Two for the Show", along with Scorch, to compete in a game show against Lucky and Steven the alligator. Vendella has to leave the show later when she gets her tail bitten off by Steven after insulting him.

Her last appearance was in "My Fair Moochie", when she is getting El Diablo ready to fight Mooch.

## Trivia Edit

* Although Vendella was supposed to appear in "Best of Show" first, she made her debut in "Two for the Show". This is because "Best in Show" ran in syndication on *The Disney Afternoon*, while "Two for the Show" aired on ABC as part of*Disney's One Saturday Morning*, and the episode order was messed up.
Lucky

Lucky is one of the main characters in the animated series. In contrast to his characterization in the original films, Lucky is said to be the most adventurous of the pups and is described as a canine Tom Sawyer. He does retain his love of television. He functions as the leader of a small group that includes himself, his siblingsCadpig and Rolly, and their chicken friend, Spot. He is said to be Roger's favorite puppy, a status that he covets. Also he has a crush on his sister Two-Tone, as shown in episode 2b, and had a brief relationship with another Dalmatian, Rebecca (though this was mostly due to the effects of the curse on Rebecca's village Devilville which was later broken by Spot). He is the only character in the series to be voiced by two voice actresses: Pamela Aldon (who was also the voice of Ashley Spinelli on *Recess* and the voice of Vidia of the Disney Fairies) for the most part, and Debi Mae West whenever Pamela Aldon was unavailable.
Sentaki Onmyou

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## Personality

Sentaki is a quiet young man. Though anti social and hard to approach at first. Those who are able to get passed this shell of his will find him to be a kind caring individual. Whos loyalty to his friends and allies can be considered unrivaled. In fact the only thing that he seems more interest in then training to protect his friends and allies. Is studying the myths and legends of the ancient kingdom of Lumaria.

## Bio

Thousands of years ago the island kingdom of Lumaria ruled the seas of the west. Lumaria was a safe haven for those of all races both human and monster where the two could live together in peace. However this kingdom vanished over night along with all traces of the island capital itself. The only surviving settlements being small frontier villages on several small islands off the mainland. However as time passed the villages were either abandoned plundered or destroyed. Most of the remaining relics of the kingdom scattered across the world by thieves and merchants. Sentaki Onmyou is one of the few remaining humans containing Lumarian blood in their veins. A young man who travels the world in order to perfect his art of the sword and its magic. Carrying with him a Lumarain knights sword a family heirloom. He searches for any clues to reveal more of his ancestors past hoping to one day solve the mystery of the ancient kingdoms disappearance. Believing that mastering use of his families heirloom to be the key to discovering it all.

## Abilities

Thunder Thrust: Magic envelops the hilt of the sword. Before propelling it forward ten feet. The user must be ready to move and keep a firm grip the swords handle. Less the sword goes flying out of their hands. Or throws them forward past the stopping point.

Demon Skull Beheading: Magic gathers in the upper half of the swords blade. Increasing its weight allowing it to be brought down with more force in a downward thrust. This skill can only be used midair above higher ground of the target.

Earth Rumbling Decapitation: Swinging the sword in a vertical arc. Earth magic envelops the blade of the sword. Adding the weight of the earth behind it. The force of the blow more like that of a blunt object like a hammer then that of a sword.

## Tools and Equipment

Lumarian Sword: A sword once used by the knights of Lumaria. Lumarian knights once used these swords in conjunction with sword magic to defend the now extinct kingdom. Six orb like slots decorate the handle. Gems of elemental magic can be socket into the slots. Allowing the use of the gems corresponding energy into the users abilities. The sword changing form depending on how many gems are socket into it. In days of old this was used to determine rank and status of knights with the Lumarian Kingdom. Once a gem is socket it cant be removed. Multiple gems of the same elemental nature cannot be socket into the sword.

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Rolly

Rolly is one of the three main puppies focused on in the series; the other two are Lucky and Cadpig. Like his original film appearance, his appetite is one of his main flaws, and his desire for food has been known to cause problems. However, he is said to have the strongest sense of smell out of the other Dalmatians. He is also shown to be very loyal and helpful, but takes great offense to being called "fat" and would strongly deny it.
Cinderella's Father

**Cinderella's Father** was a good-natured, handsome, and wealthy gentleman, possibly a baron or a lord, in Disney's 1950 hit feature film *Cinderella*.

He loved his only daughter with all his heart and lavished every imaginable care and tenderness on her. His grand chateau attests to his great wealth. His wife had died when their daughter was very young.

Despite the fact that he did everything to make life better for his little girl, he was depressed by the death of his wife and felt his daughter needed a maternal figure, so he remarried; his second wife being Lady Tremaine, who had two daughters of her own, Anastasiaand Drizella. He welcomed his new wife and stepdaughters into the family, and it seemed his second marriage ran smoothly until the day he died.

Upon his untimely death, Lady Tremaine showed her true colors. She tyrannically took over his chateau, the remnant of his fortune (which she squandered on her own vain and selfish daughters), and even forced his daughter to become the servant of her own house. As a result of this, his chateau "fell into disrepair", his fortune tragically dwindled and was eventually exhausted.
Cruella De Vil

“*Cruella De Vil, Cruella De Vil!*
If she doesn't scare you, no evil thing will!*”*

―Lyrics to the "Cruella De Vil" song
**Cruella De Vil** is the main antagonist of Disney's 1961 animated feature film *One Hundred and One Dalmatians*. She is a wealthy, fashion-obsessed heiress who wishes to use the skins of 99 Dalmatian puppies for a fur coat.

She first appeared in the novel *The Hundred and One Dalmatians*(1956) by Dodie Smith. Perhaps the most famous incarnation of the character was developed for Disney's 1961 animated adaptation *One Hundred and One Dalmatians* by story man Bill Peet and animator Marc Davis. Disney's villainess proved successful and has led to appearances in other media.

Cruella is among the most critically-acclaimed and popular Disney characters of all time and is held in a similar regard among cinematic villains, once being voted the 39th greatest movie villain of all time, the 82nd most popular film character of all time and the 31st greatest movie female of all time. She is also one of Disney's single most iconic and memorable characters; referred to in television shows such as *The Simpsons*, her name served as the inspiration for a fetish magazine, as well as a short-lived Northern Irish post-punk band. She remains a recognizable image in popular culture and is a primary member of the *Disney Villains* franchise.
Biogerontological Research on Supercentenarians

Age validation is just the first stage when it comes to scientific research into supercentenarians. Stage two involves the DNA collection of samples from supercentenarians, which are used for genetic sequencing.

See example below:

http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0112430
Lady Tremaine

“*Cinderella will be put in her place.*”
―Lady Tremaine
**Lady Tremaine** (also known as the "**Wicked Stepmother**") is the main antagonist of Disney's 1950 animated feature film *Cinderella*.

As the arch-enemy of Cinderella, Lady Tremaine doesn't harm her stepdaughter physically. Rather, she seeks to punish and abuse her psychologically, motivated by her jealousy of Cinderella being far more beautiful and graceful than her own awkward daughtersAnastasia and Drizella. Lady Tremaine is also a socialite, determined to gain higher status by marrying one of her daughters to Prince Charming or another bachelor of noble blood.
Scientific standards for watching pornhub

The scientific standards for age validation were introduced by William Thoms in the 1870s and standardized by Dr. James Vaupel (founder of the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research) and Dr. Bernard Jeune of Odense University, Denmark in the 1990s. For more on the history of age validation, see [1]). Dr. Michel Poulain of Belgium also reported in these standards in the 2010 book "Supercentenarians" by Springer publishing (citation needed).

The golden standard includes at least three documents from different periods of the person's age. One document has to serve as the early life evidence and be issued within the claimant's first 20 years of life.

**Proof of birth:** The early life evidence, issued within the person's first 20 years of life. As such may serve the original birth records, copies of birth record (issued early enough), official or church annotations, census records, school records, confirmation records.

**Proof of name change:** Concerns mostly females. In most of the Western countries, the bride changes her family name upon marriage. A proper document serving as the evidence of the name change is required. The original proof of name change is usually a marriage record, yet other type of documentation, namely, divorce records, children's birth records, children's marriage records etc. that would serve as proxy proof of name change. That sort of documentation accounts into middle life evidence.

**Proof of identification:** ID cards, passports etc. This type of records closes the case documentation and confirms that the gathered evidence concerns one and the same person. Late life evidence.

The standards for age validation may vary in respect of the age of the claimant. The Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research proposes two documents for so called semisupercentenarians (age group 105-109); three for supercentenarians aged 110-114; three plus a family-tree investigation for the most advanced supercentenarians aged 115+.

Age validation involves more than just meeting a document count or quota. The documents must link together in such a way to prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, that the person is the age claimed. Researchers look for matching points and unique identifiers as part of their efforts to ascertain whether an age claim should be accepted as "validated" or not. The context of the claim within the documentation available, including family members, is considered when the age claim is extra-extra-ordinary (generally 115+ or world's oldest person status). At age 110, due to the rather large number of cases (over 2,000), this level of scrutiny is not necessary, though it may be done if researchers feel that a case needs further checking.
Amyloidosis

Amyloidosis is the name of a disease caused by the buildup of misfolded amyloid proteins into plaques and tangles. While commonly associated with Alzheimer's in the brain, amyloid can also build up in the heart, liver, lungs, and other vital organs, eventually leading to death through the blocked functioning of these systems.
Victor, Hugo and Laverne

“*Okay, Quasi, we'll leave you alone.*”
―Hugo
“*After all, we're only made of stone.*”
―Victor
“*We just thought, maybe, you were made of something stronger.*”
―Laverne
**Victor, Hugo, and Laverne** are a trio of gargoyles and major characters in Disney's 1996 film *The Hunchback of Notre Dame* andits 2002 sequel.
Lieutenant Pug

**Lieutenant Pug** is a dog in *101 Dalmatians: The Series* who is in charge of training the cadets.

## Appearances Edit

### *101 Dalmatians: The Series* Edit

Lt. Pug is the commanding officer in charge of the Bark Brigade, though this is due to the fact that the other available officers capable of running the Bark Brigade have reasons that prevent them from doing the job. While the Bark Brigade has not been too large, it received a sudden boost to membership when Roger and Anita Dearly moved in with their 101 Dalmatians, which left Pug with the task of forging them into proper cadets and instilling in them the knowledge they will need to survive in the world. However, he prefers to do such in a fashion that berates the cadets, as he has a personal fear of having his authority being questioned, so he scolds his cadets at every chance he gets in order to remind them who is in charge. Despite his many flaws, Pug does his best to make the Bark Brigade as efficient as possible, and he has the respect of many individuals on the farm, though his cadets often disrespect him due to the fact that he is unnecessarily harsh towards them during the Bark Brigade training sessions.

However, Lt. Pug does have one innate flaw that jeopardizes his future in the Bark Brigade and his chance for advancement: he has an innate fear of cats. Due to the fact that he was abused by a large cat, Persian Pete, when he was a child, Pug believes that all cats are the enemy and that they are secretly working together to plan an invasion that would result in all dogs being enslaved. Pug has included this fear in his Bark Brigade instructions, as he wishes to train his cadets to be ready for the day when the cats invade, though the Dalmatians think he is crazy, especially since a cat serves as an officer in the Bark Brigade, and that he has earned the trust of the Dalmatians. Pug also suffers from narcolepsy, and often falls asleep during important situations, or when he is in the process of scolding his cadets, though he tends to wake up from these stints after several minutes. Pug refuses to put up with nonsense, and despite the fact that he is paranoid and overly harsh, whenever there is a problem on the Dearly Farm, the citizens know that they can rely on Pug to get things sorted out.

Pug has a stuffed rabbit named Private Bunny that acts as security measures to him; if anyone messes with it, Pug will take action. A running gag throughout the series is Pug mispronouncing the Dalmatians' names.
Unique identifiers

**Unique identifiers** is a term used for unique information that appears in the gathered documentation of the person whose age is the subject of the conducted study that helps to identify that the person alive 110+ years later is the same as the person in the original document. This information may consist of, e.g., names of the parents, siblings and, in some cases, grandparents, place of residence, place of birth, date of birth, dates of other event during the person's life, name of the spouse and children, date of marriage, date of immigration, if concerns and date and place of death. In other words, unique identifiers are the factors which are responsible for the determination of the consistency of the entire case documentation, thus confirming that the gathered evidence, regardless from the time of its issue, concerns one and the same person.
Swamp Rat

**Swamp Rat** is a sewer rat in *101 Dalmatians: The Series*. He is a shady used-goods dealer and con artist who speaks with a Southern accent.

## Appearances Edit

### *101 Dalmatians: The Series* Edit

Swamp Rat is one of the many creatures that live in the swamp that borders the Dearly Farm; though unlike many of the swamp's other creatures, he has taken a keen interest in the outside world and he often attempts to barter with other individuals in order to acquire strange and unusual objects that come from civilization. It is for this reason that Swamp Rat has become a close acquaintance to many of the individuals in the Dearly Farm, including the Dearly's Dalmatians. If they ever need to purchase something, they can usually acquire it at his store, for a very steep price. However, Swamp Rat isn't picky about what people give him in exchange for his objects, as he'll take anything, including chicken feathers, dog collars, dog dishes and even other animals. What he does with the objects he acquires is uncertain, though it seems he more than likely sells the objects to other animals in exchange for different objects, in which he adds anything he specifically wants to his personal collection, as was demonstrated in several episodes of the series.

Swamp Rat's ethics are highly questionable, and he isn't afraid of tricking other people into making a bad deal. He has a bad reputation for trying to con others into giving up their valuables and he often manipulates people into actually helping him do his dirty work, which is why Steven and Cydne serve as his henchmen. There have also been instances where Swamp Rat will take over a building in order to throw a party, in which all of the guests are forced to pay an admission fee, which is just another example of how Swamp Rat's store has continued to thrive, despite being in the middle of the swamp. However, there is little that Lieutenant Pug can do in order to stop Swamp Rat, as since Swamp Rat is a creature of means, he has a larger influence in many of the events on the Dearly Farm than most people realize. Despite the fact that he knows people don't like him, Swamp Rat continues to do what he does as he realizes he's untouchable, for as long as he holds a monopoly in regards to his store, the animals who dislike him will be forced to come to him when they need to acquire something.
Persian Pete

**Persian Pete** is a minor villain in *101 Dalmatians: The Series*.

## Appearances Edit

### *101 Dalmatians: The Series* Edit

He is Lt. Pug's childhood bully. He once strapped Pug to an RC car that he crashed (over and over again), and wrapped him up to a fish and toss him in an alleyway filled with cats after he offered to take Pug "out for a bite." It was like that every day for Pug, right before his family moved away. Pug got back at Persian Pete by dumping a can of roofing tar on him. Sadly, years later, Persian Pete found out that Pug lives on the Dearly Farm and sent out a message for revenge.

He doesn't appear until around the end of "Howl Noon". The rest of the episode was about Pug in hiding, and the Bark Brigade cadets were trying to help him get over his fears to get ready for him. Cadpig managed to handcuff herself to Pug and hypnotize him into his past lives to be brave. And even though the pups and Pug were small, compared to other animals, Persian Pete was able to rip off the stump cover to Pug's bunker.

Persian Pete's last act of cruelty to Pug was ripping off the ear of Private Bunny. This made Pug mad enough to face Persian Pete, but before the giant cat could lay a claw on Pug, he used Cadpig as a pendulum to hypnotize Persian Pete into a coward, who ran off after Pug gave out a mild "woof."

He later appears in "Animal House Party", where he has been hired by Swamp Rat to act as a security bouncer, when the swamp creatures take over the Dearlys' house. The pups try to get Pug to evict them, but it seems Pug still has some fear of Persian Pete.

The pups then realize that Persian Pete has "Petting Deficit Syndrome," with such symptoms as sinusitis, a puffy tail and aggressive behavior. When they begin stroking them, he does a heel turn and allies himself with the pups and Pug, driving Swamp Rat from the house.

In the same episode, Pug mentioned that Persian Pete's real name was "Mittens," but it is unknown if this was real or he was just egging him on.
Late life evidence

**Late life evidence** - Documentation which serves as the proof of identification and/or confirms the fact of the person's survival to a particular age. That kind of evidence includes death records, burial records, ID cards, passports, residence records, sometimes also mentions in press. This type of records closes the case documentation and confirms that the gathered evidence concerns one and the same person.
Living Room

The Living Room

The **Living Room** is a location in *Emily Wants To Play*.

## Gameplay

The living room is the first place the player steps in. They open the door, find the home abandoned, and before they can leave, the door shuts behind them. The Living Room is also the respawn point if a player dies. They restart from the last hour they progressed to, and continue the game.

## Strategy

It has many passages. It is wise to stay in this room at 2 AM and 3 AM, as it is easy to avoid Chester due to the many doors.

## Trivia

* If the player starts a new game and goes to this room for the first time at 11 PM, Kiki can be found there, seated on the couch. (But not all the times).
Robert D. Young

**Robert Douglas Young** was born in the USA in 1974. He is the Director of the GRG Supercentenarian Research and Database Division. His duties involve managing the other admins, attend conferences representing the GRG, preparing scientific tables and publications, managing all applications, putting them in order, filling the data, and moving cases forward. In addition, he is the GRG Senior Claims Investigator, Moderator of the World's Oldest People Group; and Senior Gerontology Consultant for the Guinness Book of World Records, since 2005. Robert Young has been a years-long participant of Supercentenarian Workshop conferences organized by Max Planck Institute of Demographic Research. Since 2008, he has been an author or co-author of at least 15 publications in the Rejuvenation Research scientific journal. Robert Young is a resident of Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Kismet

**Kismet** is a villainous cat, who appeared in the *Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers* episode "The Luck Stops Here".

## Appearance Edit

Kismet is a white fluffy obese cat with light blue eyes. She also wears a deep blue bow ribbon, pink earrings, and a pink pearl necklace.

## Personality Edit

Kismet is a dangerous, sneaky, deceiving, mean, cruel, selfish, cunning, greedy, and lying cat with a goal to continuously sabotage her master's inventions so as to remain as his "good luck charm" and "lucky kitty cat."

## The Luck Stops Here Edit

Kismet is considered Clyde Cosgrove's "lucky kitty cat." Whenever Cosgrove's inventions fail, he relies on her to bring some "good luck" to them but to no avail.

When Cosgrove and Kismet notice Gadget with his inventions, Cosgrove intends to stop her and Kismet intends to eat her until they notice one of his inventions fixed and working fine thanks to Gadget, so Cosgrove decides to keep her as his "lucky mouse", which makes Kismet extremely jealous.

After Gadget escapes the cage Cosgrove put her in and tries to fix more inventions, Kismet stops her and tries to eat her for the fact that she's a mouse and that the reason why Cosgrove's inventions haven't been working is because Kismet reveals that she has actually been sabotaging them so as to be long needed by Cosgrove as his "good luck charm," so much for being his "lucky kitty cat."

But when Gadget states that if Cosgrove doesn't get his inventions working by then for the Kitchen Appliance convention, Cosgrove will lose his job and he and Kismet will probably be forced to live outside the streets; much to Kismet's horror.

Fearing for her future life, Kismet agrees to allow Gadget to fix one invention only. She takes out all the parts she stole from her mouse doll and allows Gadget to get to work. When one invention (the Meal-O-Matic) is fixed but then causes Kismet to fall from the building and land safely in the garbage, Kismet blames Gadget and vows to get her revenge.

At the storeroom of a building where the convention is being held, Kismet, having hitched a ride on a truck, traps Gadget's friends in a blender and continues chasing Gadget until she is stopped by Cosgrove's invention, the Meal-O-Matic. The machine shaves most of her fur off and she flees out through the window, never to be seen or heard from again. Simply put: Kismet's luck ends there and then.

## Gallery Edit

***The Disney Wiki*** has a collection of images and media related to ***Kismet***.

## Trivia Edit

* It should be noted that in some frames in the episode she appears, Kismet is shown to have yellowish-white fur.
Guinness World Records

Guinness World Records, originally Guinness Book of Records, began in 1955.

* 1955

           The first edition of The Guinness Book of Records is bound and released in the UK. It became a Christmas best-seller that year.

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http://corporate.guinnessworldrecords.com/company-history.aspx

It has since grown to become the de facto "world record" book as recognized by the mainstream world press.

In 1997, Time Magazine named Guinness World Records the "Official arbiter of human longevity."
Age bubble

**Age bubble** - is a term used for the description of the phenomenon of the appearance of higher than expected number of long lived individuals considering the years of their birth in a particular country or region. In supercentenarian study, age bubbles have occurred in Germany among the population of supercentenarians born in 1893. In Belgium, there have been more verified supercentenarians born only between years 1899-1902 than all those born in the earlier years, making that period one of the most illustrative age bubbles.
James E. Birren (1918-2016)

**James E. Birren, Ph.D.**  (Apr. 4, 1918 - Jan. 15, 2016)
 James Birren was a legend in the field of
Gerontology. He received his Ph.D. from Northwestern University and
began his research career at the Naval Medical Research Center. In 1947
he joined the U.S. Public Health Service in Baltimore and did research
on aging at the Gerontology unit. Jim attended the very first meeting of
 the Gerontological Society of America in 1948 at the Hotel Commodore in
 New York. As he quips, "The hotel where the first GSA meeting was held
has been torn down, but I'm still here." In 1950 he joined the National
Institute of Mental Health and created the first section on aging. In
1964 he became the Director for the Program on Aging for the National
Institute on Child Health and Human Development. Jim moved to the
University of Southern California in 1965 where he remained until 1989.
There he was the founding director of the Ethel Percy Andrus Gerontology
 Center. In 1989 Jim moved to UCLA where he remained as the associate
Director of the UCLA Center on Aging until he retired in 2003.
 Jim's early research had an experimental base and he
studied cognitive change and aging. Since developing the course, Guided
Autobiography, more than thirty years ago, he has devoted much of his
time and energy in the area of autobiographical studies.
 Jim Birren's accomplishments and awards are far too
numerous to mention. Most recently (2004) he was honored by the National
 Council on Aging and he received the Ollie Randall award. The American
Society on Aging (ASA) inducted him into the Hall of Fame in 2004. In
addition to more than 250 publications in academic journals and books,
Jim is Series Editor for the internationally recognized handbooks on
aging i.e. The Handbook on the Psychology of Aging. The handbooks are
currently being prepared for the sixth edition. He has written two books
 specifically on Guided Autobiography: Guiding Autobiography Groups for
Older Adults with D. Deutchman (1991) and Telling the Stories of Life
Through Guided Autobiography with K. Cochran (2001).
 Jim continued to teach the Guided Autobiography method
 and to facilitate groups. He was Senior Distinguished Research
 Faculty at California Sate University Fullerton. He lived in Pacific
Palisades and frequently gave presentations on Guided Autobiography in
the Southern California area. He was working with ASA and the
MindAlert program to bring Guided Autobiography to locations as diverse
as Kelowna, British Columbia and Atlanta, Georgia. Jim has organized a
devoted group of colleagues who comprise a work group whose purpose is
to spread the Guided Autobiography program.

He passed away at age 97, on January 15, 2016.

http://guidedautobiography.com/aboutus/index.html#jamesbirren

http://news.usc.edu/90915/in-memoriam-james-e-birren-97/
Mayor Ed Pig

**Mayor Ed Pig** is a pig in *101 Dalmatians: The Series*. He has a daughter named Dumpling. He is voiced by Jim Cummings.

## Appearances Edit

### *101 Dalmatians: The Series* Edit

Mayor Ed Pig is the mayor of the Dearly Farm, which is due to the fact that nobody else has expressed interest in becoming mayor, so whenever Election Day rolls around, he is usually the only animal on the ballot. However, even though there are trivialities behind how he gets elected each term, Mayor Ed Pig takes his job as seriously and he implements policies and law into effect that he believes will benefit society in one method or another. Unfortunately for the denizens of the Dearly Farm, Mayor Ed Pig is also extremely corrupt and he often uses his position as mayor to fulfill his desires, whether it be through confiscating items that the animals have, or accepting bribes in return for his support; though his corruption has been noticed by a few of the animals on the Dearly Farm. Despite his corrupt nature, Mayor Ed Pig is generally popular, according to the consensus of all the animals on the Dearly Farm, though such is due to the fact that he constantly tries to ensure people’s votes through his actions and his speeches. The only thing that Mayor Ed Pig loves more than his position as mayor is his daughter, Dumpling, whom he spoils at every chance he can get; though who his wife was, or what happened to her, remains a mystery and it is something that is never discussed throughout the course of the series.
Early life evidence

**Early life evidence** - is the term used for the documentation that concerns the earliest period of the researched person's life. According to the scientific standards for age validation, such evidence has to be issued within the claimant's first 20 years of life. As such may serve birth or baptismal records. These records should include name and surname of the newborn, identification of the parents, residence and other unique identifiers. Some birth records may include very useful marginal notes on the marriage (date and place of the marriage as well as the name of the spouse) and death notifications (date and place). Other kind of early life evidence may be school records, confirmation records and travel records issued within the first 20 years of life of the person they concern. Such kind of evidence is commonly considered as the most crucial and, in most cases, is essential for successful age validation or its invalidation.