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*For powers used by mystical means, see List of magical powers*.
*For powers used by aliens, see List of alien powers*.

> Well, maybe meta-humans and superpowers were given to us to deal with all the crazy.
>
> Cisco Ramon, The Brave and the Bold

Following the explosion of the S.T.A.R. Labs particle accelerator an unknown, but large, number of individuals had their lives transformed. Many of those affected by the explosion and its further effects were given superhuman **powers** or abilities, being named meta-humans, (often referred to simply as "metas"). This happened on Earth-2 as well. It was confirmed by H.R. Wells that meta-humans are called "meta-homanids" on Earth-19.

Not all individuals who have superhuman powers or abilities have been gained them by being exposed to the S.T.A.R. Labs particle accelerator explosion, as many experienced mutation in some other way, in ancient times the first known way of becoming a meta-human was by exposure to the Philosopher's Stone, other ancient means of gaining powers are mystical such as the Anansi Totem and the Khushu Idol, some, like Slade Wilson, had their DNA genetically modified by being injected with the Mirakuru serum, giving them superhuman physical attributes, senses and an accelerated healing factor. Eobard Thawne's biomolecular enhancer would have similar properties, additionally turning its users into monstrous creatures; as would the Stardust drug, modified to change beings on a molecular level.

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Classic

**Classic** is a game mode in UNO!. When selecting this mode, the players are given two main options, Singles and 2v2, as well as the option to choose the multiplier in which they would like to play in. The higher the multiplier they choose, the more coins they can gain or lose. Coins are necessary to play in many of the game modes.

## Gameplay

In Classic, the game is played like classic Uno. A standard deck is used, and there is no stacking.
Challenging

**Challenging** is the act of questioning whether a player played a Wild Draw Four card illegally. The official Uno rules state that a Wild Draw Four may only be played if the player who played it does not have any cards matching the color of the card at the top of the Discard Pile. Therefore, any time a Draw Four card is played, the player who is next in line may choose to initiate a "challenge" to see if the card was played illegally or not. If a challenge is initiated, the player who played the Draw Four must reveal his or her hand to the challenger to confirm whether the card was played illegally. If it is determined that the card was played illegally, the player who played the Draw Four card must draw four cards instead, and play continues with the next player in turn (the player who played the Draw Four illegally still selects the color that continues play). If the card was not played illegally, the challenger must draw six cards instead of four, and play continues normally with the player who drew cards having had his/her turn skipped.

## Trivia

* This is a lesser-known rule of Uno that most people do not play with (when using real cards), and people often do not even know that it exists. However, it is present in the Mattel 163 app version of Uno as well as the Ubisoft PC and console editions.
* If the game is not played by counting the point value of the cards in a player's hand to keep score, there is no real risk in challenging in a 1v1 game when someone plays a Draw Four as their second-to-last card. This is because the player who did not play the Draw Four is guaranteed to lose unless they have another Draw Four (and are playing with stacking) or have some other special card that prevents them from drawing the cards. However, if they challenge, there is a chance that it could be successful and the game could continue. If the challenge is incorrect, though, they simply have to draw six cards instead of four, but the amount of cards they must draw is now a moot point due to the game being virtually over (as the player who played the Draw Four has a free turn and one card left). The amount of cards that the challenger must draw is now irrelevant due to the fact that the point value of the cards is not being counted.
	+ Since most people do not play by counting the point value of the cards, if someone plays a Draw Four as their second-to-last card in a 1v1 game, the person who is supposed to draw the cards often does not even bother drawing them since the game is over and they will not be able to use those cards anymore.
Wild card

A **Wild card** is a card found in the standard Uno deck. It is a special card, as it may be played at any time regardless of what card is at the top of the Discard Pile. When this card is played, the player who played it chooses the color that continues play.

## Trivia

* The common house rule of stacking cards of the same number or symbol could technically be applied to Wild cards as well, since they possess the same symbol. However, this is less commonly seen due to the fact that this card is considered more valuable and is therefore saved more often.
Wild Duke Caboom Card

The **Wild Duke Caboom Card** is the special card for the *Toy Story 4* edition of Uno. It is based on the Canadian stuntman toy, Duke Caboom, who is featured in that movie.

When this card is played, the person who played it gets to choose two players to take both of their hands, mix them up, and then deal them back equally to the two players. If there is an odd number of cards, the person who played the card gets to choose who gets the extra card. After that, the person who played the card chooses a color and play resumes in the current direction.

The rules of the card technically do not say that you cannot choose yourself as one of the two players whose hands will be mixed up. If this card is used during a 1v1 match, it would have to be that way, because there would only be two players in the entire game. Otherwise, the card would have no effect.
Skip card

A **Skip card** is a card found in the standard Uno deck that comes in all of the four colors: Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow. When this card is played, the next player in line to play after this card loses his or her turn.

## "House Rules"

If this card is "stacked," the number of Skip cards will tell the number of players that are skipped. For example, if two Skip cards were played, the next two players in line would be skipped. However, some people say that you can't skip yourself, which would mean that the person in line to play after the person who played the card would be skipped instead of the original person.
Crash-Up Rule Card

The **Crash-Up Rule Card** is the special card in the *Cars 3* edition of Uno. When this card is played, the user must combine his hand with the hand of the following player, shuffle the hands, and then re-deal them to said player and himself, starting with the other player, and then choose the color that resumes play.
Cave of Kelpies

**Cave of Kelpies** is the seventh episode of the AMC television series *Dispatches from Elsewhere*. It first aired on April 6, 2020.

## Synopsis

Official episode synopsis for Cave of Kelpies from AMC:

The Milkman leads the gang underground; the players come together while Peter and Simone grapple with their feelings for each other; Janice meets someone who gives her an unexpected clue.

## Cast and characters

Starring:

* Jason Segel as Peter
* Andre Benjamin as Fredwynn
* Eve Lindley as Simone
* Richard E. Grant as Octavio Coleman
* Sally Field as Janice Foster

## Navigation

1.04 Fredwynn •
1.05 Clara •
1.06 Everyone •
1.07 **Cave of Kelpies** •
1.08 Lee •
1.09 The Creator •
1.10 The Boy

## External links

* Cave of Kelpies on the Internet Movie Database

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Dispatches from Elsewhere Wiki

Welcome to Dispatches from Elsewhere Wiki

*Dispatches from Elsewhere* follows a group of ordinary people who stumble onto a puzzle hiding just behind the veil of everyday life. They will come to find that the mystery winds far deeper than they ever imagined.

The series premieres on AMC this Sunday, March 1, 2020. The second episode will air the following evening on Monday, March 2, 2020, with subsequent episodes continuing to air weekly on Monday nights.

Characters
Peter
portrayed by
Jason SegelFredwynn
portrayed by
Andre BenjaminSimone
portrayed by
Eve LindleyOctavio
portrayed by
Richard E. GrantJanice
portrayed by
Sally Field
Episodes
1.01 Peter
airs Sunday, March 1, 20201.02 Simone
airs Monday, March 2, 20201.03 Janice
airs Monday, March 9, 2020
1.04 Fredwynn •
1.05 Clara •
1.06 Everyone •
1.07 Cave of Kelpies •
1.08 Lee •
1.09 The Creator •
1.10 The Boy

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Spiral

"**Spiral**" is the fifth episode of the Netflix adaption of *The Letter for the King*. It was released on Netflix on March 20, 2020.

## Cast

* Amir Wilson as Tiuri
* Lisa Loven Kongsli as Shona

## Synopsis

Ardanwen guides the group into an eerily empty town. Lavinia helps Tiuri practice controlling his powers. A startling discovery divides the Novices.
Creeper Card

The **Creeper Card** is the special card in the *Minecraft* edition of Uno. It is based on the common enemy, the Creeper, which appears in the game.

When this card is drawn from the Draw Pile, the person who drew it must show it to all of the other players and then draw three cards themselves.

This is one of the more confusing special cards in Uno. First of all, the rules on using the card do not specify if it must be played after it is drawn from the Draw Pile and the player who drew it drew three cards, but they maintain that it is also a Wild card. Secondly, the rules say that if one of the three cards drawn as a result of playing the Creeper Card is also a Creeper Card, the player does not need to show the card to any of the other players or draw three additional cards. The rule of the card operates on the honor system, since no one would know that the Creeper Card was drawn from the Draw Pile if the player who drew it chose not to follow the rule and show it to anyone. It can also not be proven later on when the card may be played whether it was drawn by a player from the Draw Pile or whether he already had it in his hand to begin with. There is usually no direct advantage in following the rule of the card for the person who plays it, unless he somehow wants to draw more cards. This is one of the only special cards that is considered to actively harm the user instead of granting him an advantage. Since there is not a direct advantage in following the card's rule, a player could simply choose to not follow it and it could not even be proven that he did not, meaning the card would simply function as a Wild card.
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Super Bomberman R

Super Bomberman R (スーパーボンバーマン R, Sūpābonbāman R, in Japanese) is an entry in the Bomberman series developed as a launch title for the Nintendo Switch as a timed exclusive, then later ported to other consoles in June 2018. It is the first console Bomberman entry since 2010's Bomberman Live: Battlefest.

The development team was made up of former Hudson Soft staff, who were taken on the project after Nintendo approached Konami.

## Plot

The evil Emperor Buggler reawakens the Five Dastardly Bombers, and uses them to seize control of the five planets of the Starry Sky Solar System. He welcomes anyone who disagrees to challenge the Five Dastardly Bombers themselves. White Bomber takes his seven not-so-enthusiastic brothers and sisters with him on his quest to defeat the Buggler Army and save the universe!

## Characters

All main Bombermen are playable and feature new unique personalities among them. Despite being called the Bomberman Bros., Pink and Aqua are female. The Five Dastardly Bombers and Buggler return as the main villians of the game, the latter features a more humanised look.

The vast majority of characters are available for purchase through an in-game shop. The Five Dastardly Bombers become available after completing the main story mode of the game, and each one has their own unique abilities. Every platform the game has been released on has an exclusive character tied to it. Additionally, many characters hailing from either past Hudson Soft or Konami IP have been released as free updates.

On patch 2.1, characters were classified into 5 types: bomber, attack, speed, assist or unique.
Wild Draw Four card

A **Wild Draw Four card** is a card found in the standard Uno deck. When this card is played, the player who played it selects the color that continues play, and the following player must draw four cards (unless the card has been played illegally and a successful challenge takes place).

## Trivia

* For obvious reasons, this card is commonly seen as the most "powerful" card in the standard Uno deck.
* For some players, a Uno reverse can be played on top of this wild 4 card in order to "reflect" back the effect. This also happens to the +2 card but it must be a specific color.
Uno Cup

The **Uno Cup** is a game mode in UNO! that can be accessed when selecting Uno Contest. It allows players to play the game in a tournament-like fashion, and they can still choose if they want to play Singles or 2v2. There are several tournaments offered to the players that change based on the current game version. In order to enter the tournaments, players must pay coins or diamonds. If the players lose twice after entering the tournament, they are eliminated. The higher their final rank, the better the prize they receive. The prizes are coins, diamonds, or puzzle pieces, which allow players to unlock special card effects.
Peter

**Peter** is a character in the AMC television series *Dispatches from Elsewhere* portrayed by Jason Segel.

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## Character

From AMC:

Peter is a regular guy who feels he’s living a meaningless life, without joy or pain. On this journey, he learns to wake up, to take risks, to enjoy life and to feel and be emotionally vulnerable.
Victory Lap Card

The **Victory Lap Card** is the special card in the *Cars* edition of Uno. When this card is played, all players must exchange their hands with the next player according to the current direction of play. Only the player who played the Victory Lap Card gets to look at the hand that he has switched with, and he can then choose to either keep said hand or exchange again. When he decides which hand he wants to keep, he chooses the color that continues play and play continues normally. He can only cycle through all the hands one time, as if he cycles back to his original hand, he must keep it. He must also call "Uno" if he selects a hand with only one card remaining.
Scoring system

The **scoring system** is an alternative way of playing Uno where each player's hand is worth a certain amount of points at the end of a round, and the first player to go out receives points for all of their opponent's hands. The official rules state that a winner is declared when someone reaches 500 points. While this method of play is not often used, different strategies could be applied while playing this way, because one goal is to have cards of less value in your hand to prevent your opponent(s) from gaining points. If someone was not playing this way, he or she might save a wild draw four or wild card to be their last or second-to-last card. However, this could be a risky play if points were to be counted, because if that player were to lose, their opponent(s) would gain at least 50 points.
White Bomberman

Bomberman, sometimes referred to as White Bomberman, is the main protagonist of the Bomberman series. He is the primary representative of the Bomberman people, who became the dominant inhabitants of Planet Bomber. Like every other Bombermen, he has the ability to generate bombs. There are many incarnations of him represented in the different games of the series, which do not usually keep a consistent description of the character. He is often saving his home planet, the galaxy, or even the universe from disaster.

He is also nicknamed Shiro Bom, which has been translated as "White Bomber" starting with the GameCube games and localized as "Cheerful White" in the English releases of the Bomberman Land series. Occasionally, this is further shortened to simply "Shiro" in the Japanese versions.

## Personality

White Bomberman is usually portrayed as the heroic, upbeat, yet cheerful and jolly type, but sometimes goofy, all too willing to make friends with people he had once considered enemies. His bright, kind spirit and courage are greatly appreciated by others. He never holds back while fighting and focuses a lot on training to be the strongest warrior ever.
Pretty Bomber

Pretty Bomber is a recurring character in the Bomberman series. She is the only female member of the Five Dastardly Bombers as well as the World Bombers. She was originally one of the first main antagonists of the series, but was later depicted as a friend and even love interest of Bomberman.

In Super Bomberman R, she goes by her alter ego Karaoke Bomber (Sexy Bomber in Japanese), not to be confused with Karaoke-Bomber. She is also called Cute Pink in English releases of the Bomberman Land series, not to be confused with Pink Bomber.

## Personality=

As a villain, Pretty Bomber is a calculated opponent who relies on her charm to confuse and trap foes. She appears as both a member of the Dastardly Bombers' schemes and as a rival to Bomberman in other ventures. In the Land sequels, Pretty Bomber is a fierce and confident competitor, but her sweet and generous side enabled her to befriend Bomberman. In Super Bomberman R, Pretty Bomber is a good singer and even has a song in the game's credits (sung by her Japanese voice actor) -- but her persona, Karaoke Bomber, has horrific singing, which is played to comedic effect during her Elegant Dream boss battle.
Anniversary Card

The **Anniversary Card** is a special card found in Uno 30th Anniversary.

Due to the fact that the card potentially allows for a player to jump straight to Uno on his or her first turn, it is considered highly overpowered. The rules state that the player using this card says, "Happy Anniversary," but no section in the rulebook describes a penalty for failing to say the phrase. Therefore, players must decide if saying the phrase should be treated the same as saying "Uno," or if it is merely a preference.
Black Bomberman

Black Bomberman (also shortened Black Bomber) is a major character in the Bomberman series. A member of the Bombermen, who are usually inhabitants of Planet Bomber, he has the ability to generate bombs. He was the leader of his own gang of Bombermen, leading Red, Blue, Green and Yellow Bombers. He proclaims himself to be White Bomberman's best friend and most cunning rival.

He is also nicknamed Kuro Bom in Japanese, which has been translated as "Black Bomb" in Bomberman Hero and localized as "Cool Black" in the English releases of the Bomberman Land series. Occasionally, this is further shortened to simply "Kuro" in the Japanese versions.

## Personality

He is usually portrayed with a gung-ho personality, rather serious in battle (although he likes to make fun of his opponents). He is a little more forceful, mildly frustrated at living in White's shadow, because he is unable to catch up with White Bomber's level of skill. He has a cool and collected personality in the later games, such as in Super Bomberman R where he's more of a narcissist (although he loses his cool around women). The instruction manual for Bomberman Land Wii states that he is surprisingly good at foreign languages.
Customizable Wild Card

A **Customizable Wild Card** is a type of Wild Card added to the standard Uno deck in 2018. It is a Wild Card which allows for a special rule to be written on it, which then becomes part of the game.

Since there is technically no restriction on what sort of rule can be written on the card, a player could technically write anything he wanted on one of these cards and easily break the game, as seen in the example below.
Reiko Bomber

Reiko Bomber is a DLC Bomberman character in Super Bomberman R. She is based off Reiko from Konami's Rumble Roses franchise.

## Description

A female wrestler bomber from the Planet Rumble-Rose.

She's the daughter of legendary female wrestler Kamikaze Rose Bomber, who died in the ring. A determined and devoted athlete, she has followed in her mother's footsteps, and dreams of also becoming a famous wrestler.

She works part-time as a "race queen" model, and the poses she's perfected while doing this play a big part in her wrestling style.
北安市

北安市（Bei An City），是維太庭爾聯邦虛構城市。

### 分區列表

* 泉雲區
* 上步區
* 尚秀區
* 寳西區
* 欽中區
* 洪波區
* 仙湖區
* 南新區
* 布心區

交通
--

### 其他

* 上步汽車站
* *寳西機場*

經濟
--

### 貨幣系統

北安使用兩種貨幣，分別爲北安元(BAD)和維太庭爾元(VFD)，其匯率為1北安元等於約16人民幣；1維太庭爾元等於約8人民幣。

## 公共設施

### 傳送站

北安市在各區設立一個傳送站，用來傳送到不同的區域。

成員
--

### 市長

北安市市長為程永基。

文化
--

### 地標及旅游景點

* 黃銘樓
* 上步美食街
* 北安水庫
* 北安植物館
* *森林公園*
* *仙湖動物園*
* *洪波古廟*

氣候
--

北安市的氣候偏向為草原濕潤氣候，平時多雨，北安市2020年總降雨量為17242.82毫米。北安市春暖夏涼，全市2020年平均溫度為26攝氏度。
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Special Agent Mater Card

The **Special Agent Mater Card** is the special card in the *Cars 2* edition of Uno. It is based on the protagonist of the film, Tow Mater, who becomes a secret agent. When this card is played, the user is allowed to look at every other player's hand and then select the color.

## Trivia

* There is sometimes dispute as to how long the user of the card is allowed to look at the other players' hands. The official manual describes it as "a peek."
Ape Escape (video game)

***Ape Escape***, known in Japan as ***Saru! Get You!***, is a 1999 platformer video game developed by Japan Studio and released by Sony Computer Entertainment for the PlayStation. It is the first installment in the *Ape Escape* series.

The story of *Ape Escape* revolves around an intelligently-enhanced ape called Specter who uses his newfound resources to produce an army of apes to re-write history through time-travel. Players take control of a human named Spike, who is armed with multiple gadgets to capture the rampant apes and stop Specter's plans. Played from a third-person perspective, *Ape Escape* is built around the DualShock's analog sticks, having been the first game designed specifically for the controller's innovative build.

Development for *Ape Escape* began in 1997 and lasted for two years. Production was handled by Japan Studio, with the team being influenced by Sony's presentation of the DualShock and its unique analog sticks. The bulk of the game's development centered around designing *Ape Escape* to implement and demonstrate the qualities of the analog sticks.

*Ape Escape* was critically acclaim upon release, with critics signaling out the game's innovative usage of the DualShock and overall controls. It was additionally praised for its level design and soundtrack, though some criticism was pointed out at the voice acting and visuals; several critics considered *Ape Escape* to be among the best platformers on the PlayStation console. The game's success led to several sequels and spin-offs since release, with a direct sequel in 2001's *Ape Escape 2*. A remake, *Ape Escape: On the Loose*, was released in 2005 for the PlayStation Portable.
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Princess Tomato Bomber

Princess Tomato Bomber is a DLC character in Super Bomberman R. She is based on Princess Tomato from Hudson Soft's game, Princess Tomato in the Salad Kingdom.

## Description

She is the princess from the Planet Salad. She's the daughter of King Broccoli, the former ruler of the Salad Kingdom.

She was kidnapped by the power-hungry Minister Pumpkin, who staged a rebellion and held her captive in his castle. Luckily, she was freed by the brave Sir Cucumber.

She now rules over the once again peaceful kingdom in her father's place.
Eviellan

**Eviellan** is a Kingdom in the south. They have been waging war against Dagonaut and Unauwen for hundreds of years. They were recently invaded and conquered by Viridian.

## Culture

### Book

In the book we aren't given any information on the culture of Eviellan besides the fact that their knights wear black armor.

### Show

In the show Eviellan is depicted as being similar to African cultures. They also appear to have access to magic and are the place of residents of many Shamans.
Danger Knights (group)

*For the episode, see Danger Knights*.

## Danger Knights

The **Danger Knights** as coined by Arman, are a group of young Knights. After Tiuri broke the Vigil, it was assumed he killed the Black Knight. They were then sent by Fantumar to go after Tiuri. However, they eventually learn Tiuri told the truth and join Tiuri on his mission.

## Members

* Piak
* Foldo
* Arman

### Former members

* Iona (defected)
* Jussipo (died)
Dispatches from Elsewhere

***Dispatches from Elsewhere*** is an AMC anthology drama television series premiering on Sunday, March 1, 2020. The series was created by Jason Segel who also directed the pilot, serves as executive producer, and has a starring role.

The series is based on 2013 documentary film *The Institute*.

## Synopsis

Official synopsis for *Dispatches from Elsewhere* from AMC's website:

*Dispatches from Elsewhere* follows a group of ordinary people who stumble onto a puzzle hiding just behind the veil of everyday life. They will come to find that the mystery winds far deeper than they ever imagined.
## Cast and characters

Starring:

* Jason Segel as Peter
* Andre Benjamin as Fredwynn
* Eve Lindley as Simone
* Richard E. Grant as Octavio Coleman
* Sally Field as Janice Foster

Recurring:

* Tara Lynne Barr as Young Janice Foster

## Gallery

### Promotional stills

First look images released for the series:

### Trailers

Dispatches From Elsewhere Official Trailer Premieres March 1
## External links

* Dispatches from Elsewhere on the Internet Movie Database
* Dispatches from Elsewhere on Twitter
* Dispatches from Elsewhere on Instagram
* Dispatches from Elsewhere on Facebook
Piak

**Piak** is one of the main characters of The Letter for the King. He is portrayed by Nathanael Saleh in the show.

Piak is a young companion of Tiuri's from the mountains.

## Biography

### Show

Piak the younger brother of Jussipo and one of the few who accompany Tiuri on his quest to deliver a letter to the king. He was only included in the quest due to him following the Danger Knights as they searched for Tiuri, eventually being found out and offering his services as a squire. Piak was later knighted, becoming the youngest knight in Dagonaut history. He usually fought using a small dagger/sword, but since he was younger and less experienced Piak was usually kept out of the way of most conflict. That being said, he followed his older brother Jussipo into battle in the last episode, resulting in his brother dying after jumping in front of Piak, saving him from being stabbed.

## Appendix

### Appearances

#### Books

##### The Letter for the King

* "Part Five: In the Mountains"
	+ First appeared in Chapter Two
* "Part Six: To the East of the Rainbow River"
* "Part Seven: To the West of the Rainbow River"
* "Part Eight: Back to the City of Dagonaut"

#### Show

* "Storm Clouds Gather"
* "Isn't She a Sweetheart?"
* "At the End of the World"
* "Danger Knights"
* "Spiral"
* "When the Blood Moon Rises"
Red Riders

**The Red Riders** are a group of knights led by Prince Viridian. They ambushed the Black Knight with the White Sheild and killed him in an attempt to retrieve a letter he stole.

## Members

* Jaro
* Iona (Show exclusive)

## Appendix

### Appearances

#### Books

##### The Letter for the King

* "Part One: A Mysterious Mission"
* "Part Two: The Journey through the Forest"
* "Part Four: Along the Blue River"
* "Part Five: In the Mountains"

#### Show

* "Storm Clouds Gather"
* "Isn't She a Sweetheart?"
* "At the End of the World"
* "Danger Knights"
* "Spiral"
* "When the Blood Moon Rises"
Fantumar

**Sir Fantumar** is a knight from Dagonaut who defected to Prince Viridian. When he learned one of the letters went missing, and that the Black Knight was killed, he went after Tiuri, pinning the murder of the Black Knight on him.

## Biography

### Aligning with Prince Viridian

After the Black Knight was killed trying to escape with one of Prince Viridian's letters, he pinned his death on Tiuri after learning he left during the vigil. After learning his father had contact with his son, he killed him.

He eventually caught up with Tiuri and the "Danger Knights", after Iona betrayed them and gave away their location. When they surrounded the group, Lavinia used her powers to knock Fantuamr and the others off their horses.

Later, Sir Fantumar made his way to Unauwen for Prince Viridian's return to the Kingdom. When Tiuri arrived with the letter, he tried to discredit the young novice but to no avail.

## Appendix

### Appearances

* "Storm Clouds Gather"
* "Isn't She a Sweetheart?"
* "Spiral"
* "When the Blood Moon Rises"
Jaro

**Jaro** is a character in The Letter for the King. He is portrayed by Peter Ferdinando in the show.

Jaro is one of the Red Riders who was on the hunt for Tiuri.

In the book he says that his father is called Janos.

## Biography

### Book

In the book Jaro was sent to follow Tiuri when he enters the mountains in order to kill him.

### Show

In the show he takes interest in Iona and later takes her under his wing.

## Appendix

### Appearances

#### Show

* "Storm Clouds Gather"
* "Isn't She a Sweetheart?"
* "At the End of the World"
* "Danger Knights"
* "Spiral"
* "When the Blood Moon Rises"
Stacking

**Stacking** can refer to the act of placing a Draw Two card or a Wild Draw Four card onto another one of such cards so as to increase the amount of cards that the following player must draw. It can also refer to the commonly used house rule of playing multiple cards of the same symbol during one turn.

The official House Rule given by Uno states that when someone plays a Draw Two card, the player who is next in line may play another Draw Two card so that the following player must then draw four cards, unless said player has another Draw Two card that he or she wishes to play, in which case the following player must draw six, and so on. It also states that the same can be done if someone plays a Wild Draw Four. However, it states that Draw Four cards cannot be stacked onto Draw Twos, and vice verse. Despite this, many people play using the rule that Draw Fours can be stacked onto Draw Twos, but not the other way around, as the Draw Fours have more "priority." Notably, the Mattel 163 app version of Uno uses this variation in the "Go Wild" mode of the game.

Interestingly, the app version forces a player to play a Draw Two or Draw Four if the player has it in his or her hand in a stacking situation. For example, if a Draw Two is played and the player next in line possesses a Draw Four card (and no other Draw Twos), the player is forced by the game to play this card, inflicting six cards onto the next player unless that player plays another Draw Four. If the game was played with real cards, the player who was supposed to draw two to begin with could technically choose not to play his or her Draw Four and instead draw the original two cards.

Another commonly used rule, though not given by Uno itself, is that a player may play more than one card during his/her turn as long as all the cards he/she plays have a matching symbol. For example, if a player possesses a Green Six, two Blue Sixes, and a Red Six, he may discard all of these cards into the Discard Pile during his turn, and therefore choose which color he wants to be at the top of the pile, which is the color that continues play. This action is also referred to as stacking.

A grey area arises with the pick-and-play rule if the stacking rule is also being used. Normally, when a player draws a card from the Draw Pile on his turn, he is allowed to play the card that he drew if it is valid. The official rules state that he may not play any other card from his hand. However, since stacking numbers/symbols is not in the official Uno rules, it is not clear if he may also stack cards that match the symbol of the card he just drew, or if he must only play that card by itself. This must be decided by the players themselves.
Room Mode

The **Room Mode** is a mode in UNO!. Players can create rooms that are available to their friends or anyone in the world. They can also choose which rules they would like their room to have. Normally, it costs 1 Room Key to play one game. In the picture to the right, there was a special event where players could create rooms for free.
Janice (episode)

**Janice** is the third episode of the AMC television series *Dispatches from Elsewhere*. It first aired Monday, March 9, 2020.

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## Synopsis

Official episode synopsis for Janice from AMC:

While searching for Fredwynn at the Shareholders meeting, the gang has their first encounter with Octavio; Janice explores her past.

## Cast and characters

Starring:

* Jason Segel as Peter
* Andre Benjamin as Fredwynn
* Eve Lindley as Simone
* Richard E. Grant as Octavio Coleman
* Sally Field as Janice Foster

## Navigation

1.04 Fredwynn •
1.05 Clara •
1.06 Everyone •
1.07 Cave of Kelpies •
1.08 Lee •
1.09 The Creator •
1.10 The Boy

## External links

* Janice (episode) on the Internet Movie Database
Arman

**Sir Arman** is one of the main characters in *The Letter for the King*. He is portrayed by Islam Bouakkaz.

Arman is one of the few who accompany Tiuri on delivering a secret letter to the King. To start with he was a bit of a bully and wanted nothing more than to take Tiuri back to his father so he couldn't deliver the letter. But eventually he changed and realised his father was no good, leading him to help Tiuri on his quest. In the end he was knighted for his good deeds.

## Appendix

### Appearances

#### Books

##### The Letter for the King

* "Prologue: The Knights of King Dagonaut"
* "Part One: A Mysterious Mission"

#### Show

* "Storm Clouds Gather"
* "Isn't She a Sweetheart?"
* "At the End of the World"
* "Danger Knights"
* "Spiral"
* "When the Blood Moon Rises"
Isn't She a Sweetheart?

"**Isn't She a Sweetheart?**" is the second episode of the Netflix adaption of *The Letter for the King*. It was released on Netflix on March 20, 2020.

## Synopsis

With the Red Riders and Novices hot on his trail, Tiuri makes his way to Mistrinaut, where the mayor's daughter takes a keen interest in his mission.
The Letter for the King (book)

## The Letter for the King

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***The Letter for the King*** is the first book in *De brief voor de koning* series by Tonke Dragt. It was published in 1962.

## Premise

*The thrilling story of one boy's battle against evil set in an enchanted world of chivalry, courage, and true friendship*

Sixteen-year-old Tiuri must spend hours locked in a chapel in silent contemplation if he is to be knighted the next day. But as he waits by the light of a flickering candle, he hears a knock at the door and a voice desperately asking for help.

A secret letter must be delivered to King Unauwen across the Great Mountains--a letter upon which the fate of the entire kingdom depends. Tiuri has a vital role to play, one that might cost him his knighthood. He must trust no one. He must keep his true identity secret. Above all, he must never reveal what is in the letter . . .

Tiuri's journey will take him through dark, menacing forests, across treacherous rivers, to sinister castles and strange cities. He will encounter evil enemies who would kill to get the letter, but also the best of friends in the most unexpected places.

## Parts

The book is divided into nine parts:

* "Prologue: The Knights of King Dagonaut"
* "Part One: A Mysterious Mission"
* "Part Two: The Journey through the Forest"
* "Part Three: Castle Mistrinaut"
* "Part Four: Along the Blue River"
* "Part Five: In the Mountains"
* "Part Six: To the East of the Rainbow River"
* "Part Seven: To the West of the Rainbow River"
* "Part Eight: Back to the City of Dagonaut"

## Characters

* Andomar
* Ardanwen (horse)
* Ardoc
* Argarath
* Arman
* Arwaut
* Bendu
* Dieric
* Dirwin
* Doalwen
* Edwinem
* Evan
* Fantumar
* Ferman
* Foldo
* Foram
* Hyronimus (Father)
* Ilia
* Ilmar
* Imin
* Iridian
* Iruwen
* Ivan
* Janos
* Jaro
* Julius (Brother)
* Jussipo
* King of Dagonaut
* King of Unauwen
* Laurentius (Brother)
* Lavinia
* Leor
* Marius (the Fool)
* Marmuc
* Martin (Brother)
* Marvin
* Marwen
* Menaures
* Mirian
* Muldo
* Piak
* Ristridin
* Sigirdiwarth Rafox (Lord of Mistrinaut)
* Slither
* Taki
* Tirillo
* Tiuri
* Tiuri (the Valiant)
* Tiuri’s Mum
* Viridian
* Vokia
* Warmin
* Wilmo
* Zéfilwen (horse)
Ristridin

**Ristridin** is a character in The Letter for the King series. He is portrayed by Ken Nwosu in the show.

Ristridin is a Gray Knight/Rider.

## Biography

### *Netflix Series*

Ristridin was a Grey Rider of Dagonaut and oversaw the Knight Trials. After Tiuri went missing after the Black Knight's death, Ristridin went after Tiuri. But after he saw the Red Riders chases Tiuri and Lavinia, he learned Tiuri told the truth. Ristridin came to Tiuri and Lavinia's aid and fought off the Red Riders. However, he was killed by Jaro in the fight.

## Appendix

### Appearances

#### Books

##### The Letter for the King

* "Part Two: The Journey through the Forest"
* "Part Three: Castle Mistrinaut"
* "Part Four: Along the Blue River"

#### Show

* "Storm Clouds Gather"
* "Isn't She a Sweetheart?"
Season 1

**Season 1** of **Smallville 2** Netflix has announced it will take the series on January 21, 2021.It premiered on January 21, 2021.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* T.J.Williams as Miles Kent/Superman
* Jade Pettyjohn as Lena Lang
* Sean Ryan Fox as Alex Luthor
* Amarr M. Wooten as Chris Ross
* Tom Welling as Clark Kent
* Erica Durance as Lois Lane
Viridian

**Prince Viridian** is the main antagonist of *The Letter for the King*. He is portrayed by Gijs Blom.

Prince Viridian is the youngest son of the King of Unauwen and the brother of Prince Iridian. He is a ruthless conqueror who brought the kingdom/tribes of Eviellen to their knees during the Eviellan Wars, now seeking dominion over his father's lands. His thirst of power is so great that the world trembles at where he turns to next. In the show there is a prophecy that states that a hero will stop him and the coming darkness.

He was killed by his brother but, in the show, upon his death the darkness was released which was cast out by Lavinia in the worst rewrite in the show of the novel.[Fight me]

In the show, after the Knighting ceremony of Foldo, Arman, Piak, and Tiuri, a flock of birds formed Viridian's face.

## Biography

### Books

Viridian is the younger son of the King of Unauwen, called Favian in the show. His older twin brother Prince Iridian is the heir to the throne and is destined to become King of Unauwen. In the Eviellan wars Viridian conquered some of his father's land as well as some of the nieghbouring Kingdom of Dagonaut's lands. Viridian ruled Eviellan (in the south) and became a King in his own right. He also partially conquered Deltaland. He disguised himself as the Black Knight with the Red Shield, while serving as the leader of the Red Riders. He was riding his horse in the Royal Forest in the Kingdom of Dagonaut when he saw Sir Edwinem of Forèstèrra also known as the Black Knight with the White Shield. He challenged Edwinem to a duel to the death, and Edwinem accepted. Viridian then went against his oath and murdered Edwinem. Edwinem was carrying an important letter for the King of Unauwen, which the contents of weren't revealed in the book. Edwinem's squire Vokia went to a nearby chapel and gave Tiuri the letter. Viridian tried to do everything he possibly could to stop Tiuri from delivering the letter but ultimately failed. Some of the people he sent and told to stop Tiuri were Jaro, Slither, and the Mayor of the city of Dangria.

## Appendix

### Appearances

* "Storm Clouds Gather"
* "Spiral"
* "When the Blood Moon Rises"

### Trivia

* In the books Prince Viridian is referred to as the Black Knight with the Red shield, in contrast with Edwinem's moniker as the Black Knight with the White shield
* Prince Virdian doesn't have his name or identity revealed until "The Secrets of the Wild Woods"
Lavinia

**Lavinia** is one of the main characters of *The Letter for the King*. She is portrayed by Ruby Ashbourne Serkis.

Lavinia is one the few who aids Tiuri's quest on delivering a secret letter to the King.

During the quest Lavinia and her friends figure out Tiuri is not the one who has the power. It’s Lavinia. Initially this frightens her and causes the girl to briefly run away, before returning in the end to defeat Viridian using her new found powers. Her and Tiuri share a kiss in the 5th episode before she discovers she is the one with powers.

## Biography

Lavinia is a princess, and before Tiuri came she was about to get married, but when he arrived she saw his quest as an opportunity to leave her home in search for a mountain path that she believed lead to her long lost mother.

## Appendix

### Appearances

#### Show

* “Isn’t She a Sweetheart?”
* “At the End of the World”
* “Danger Knights”
* ”Spiral”
* ”When the Blood Moon Rises”
The Letter for the King

***The Letter for the King*** is a web-television series on Netflix. The series is an adaption of the novel of the same name by Tonke Dragt. Amir Wilson stars as Tiuri, a young knight who embarks on a journey to deliver a letter to the king.

The series released all six episodes on Netflix on March 20, 2020.

## Premise

When a ruthless prince threatens to cast the world into darkness, a young knight in training named Tiuri embarks on an epic quest to deliver a secret letter to the king. Along the way, he unexpectedly finds himself at the center of a magical prophecy foretelling the rise of a hero who can defeat the prince and restore peace. If he's going to survive the journey, Tiuri will have to learn what it means to be a true knight — and a true leader.

## Cast and characters

* Amir Wilson as Tiuri
* Jack Barton as Foldo
* Gijs Blom as Prince Viridian
* Thaddea Graham as Iona
* Jonah Lees as Jussipo
* Ruby Ashbourne Serkis as Lavinia
* Islam Bouakkaz as Arman
* Nathanael Saleh as Piak
* Omid Djalili as Fantumar
* Andy Serkis as the Mayor of Mistrinaut

## Gallery

### Videos

The Letter for the King Official Trailer Netflix
## References

1. ↑ *Netflix’s The Letter for the King Teaser: Define Your Destiny* - Comingsoon.net
Danger Knights

*For the group, see Danger Knights (group)*.

"**Danger Knights**" is the fourth episode of the Netflix adaption of *The Letter for the King*. It was released on Netflix on March 20, 2020

## Cast

* Amir Wilson as Tiuri
* Ruby Ashbourne Serkis as Lavinia
* Thaddea Graham as Iona
* Islam Bouakkaz as Arman
* Jonah Lees as Jussipo
* Jack Barton as Foldo
* Nathanael Saleh as Piak

## Synopsis

Lavinia and Tiuri attempt to speed up their journey by boarding a ship to Unawen but their pursuers, the red riders, catch up with them. Tiuri is rescued mysterious passenger who seems to know the secret of Tiuri's past - and his destiny- but not without being wounded first. He unwillingly leaves the ship without Lavinia in the strangers boat only for her to emerge from the water soaking wet and furious. They join Ardanwen and are led to a mysterious cave by the stranger. Once he has sent Lavinia to go find herbs, he seals the cave and attempts to steal Tiuris magic. Lavinia bumps into the ‘Danger Knight’ (Piak, Arman, Jussipo, Iona and Foldo) and they witness Tiuri saving himself from the spell with his powers. The man is consumed by the fire.