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Miss Foxy Loxy

**Foxy Loxy** is a major antagonist of Disney's 2005 animated feature film *Chicken Little*.

## Foxy

* OLD
* NEW

## Background

Foxy and her best friend Goosey Loosey bully Chicken Little and his friends throughout the movie. She and Goosey Loosey seem to love tormenting students.

It is worth nothing that they are only shown being mean to Chicken Little, Runt of the Litter (who has a crush on her despite this), Abby Mallard, and possibly Fish Out of Water. The two don't actually appear to hate them or wish them dead.

Foxy Loxy is the class monitor and baseball star at Oakey Oaks and believes that only three things are important enough to care about: being popular, being famous, and having good hair (according to the official site). Although she often seems cruel, she actually shows some signs of kindness like when she tells Buck Cluck that no one blames him after it looks like Chicken Little lied about seeing a UFO.

## Appearances

### *Chicken Little*

Foxy and her friend are first seen during "One Little Slip" where she and Goosey Loosey pelt acorns on Chicken Little while trying to catch up with the bus. She later appears where she is marked present during Mr. Woolensworth's class and later during a game of dodgeball. Little, however, stands up against Foxy and her companion Goosey who bully him and cause him to be launched to a window, causing him to accidentally activate a fire alarm and put himself in trouble.

When Chicken Little signs up during a game of baseball, Foxy constantly keeps winning countlessly until after Little trains hard, he successfully wins against Foxy, causing Little to be proud of himself. Later on, when Chicken Little discovers an unusual UFO on Earth even though he saw it and tells the citizens whom they don't believe in him, Foxy tells Little's father Buck Cluck that no one blames him just as the citizens leave. When the aliens invade Oakey Oaks the next day, Foxy and Goosey attack an alien robot and are beamed into their capture chamber, where Chicken Little and Buck Cluck find her apparently so scared she is sucking her thumb and clutching her tail like a blanket after being captured by the aliens.

An error in reconstitution results in her personality being altered into a far sweeter and more gentle one when her brainwaves are slightly scrambled after she was restored (the aliens offer to turn her back to normal, but she and Runt seem to like herself better that way, so they refuse, and she is left that way). Foxy seems to be fully aware that she has had her mind altered and still seems to remember everything but does not want to go back. Later on, Foxy seems to have become Runt's girlfriend and is last seen dancing with Runt during the end credits, once again accompanied by her friend Goosey Loosey.
October

> October arrived, spreading a damp chill over the grounds and into the castle. Madam Pomfrey, the nurse, was kept busy by a sudden spate of colds among the staff and students. Raindrops the size of bullets thundered on the castle windows for days on end; the lake rose, the flower beds turned into muddy streams, and Hagrid's pumpkins swelled to the size of garden sheds.
>
> Description, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

**October** is the tenth month of the year. It's one of the months of the year that contain thirty-one days.

## Notable events

 1977
 30 October
 31 October | 1981 |     James and Lily Potter were murdered by Lord Voldemort, while trying to protect their infant son Harry Potter. Harry survives Voldemort's attack with only a scar and becomes known as the "Boy Who Lived".

## Notable dates

### Birthdays

4 October,
Minerva McGonagall17 October,
Filius Flitwick30 October,
Molly WeasleyGOF promo Angelina Johnson.jpg*Day unknown*,
Angelina JohnsonDippet Portrait.jpg*Day unknown*,
Armando Dippet
### Deaths

31 October,
Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington31 October,
James Potter31 October,
Lily Evans
Known Body-Part Substitution

The power to **replace one’s missing appendages with those of another.**Template:Powers/Skills/InBorns

## Also Called

* Anatomical/Appendage Assimilation
* Cross-Platform Compatibility
* Frankenstein Power
* Limb/Organ Replacement

## Capabilities

The user can replace parts of their body with same organs from outside sources, gaining the powers they'd had before the connecting, such as an eye with night vision would give the ability to see in the dark, a hand taken from a plasma blaster could allow them to fire plasma blasts from that hand.

Users may have a place to keep multiple organs and limbs, this way they can remove what they have and replace it with something they need, or to replace a lost limb and couldn't replace it in case they couldn't find one.

## Associations

* May work hand in hand with Anatomical Liberation
* Body Part Switching
* Frankensteinian Monster Physiology
* Head Liberation users can employ this by placing heads on a different headless body.
* Organ Transplantation
* Subsuming Transplantation
* Those with Technology Manipulation and/or Bionic Physiology can employ this on robotic parts.

## Known Users

### Cartoons/Comics

* Warp Darkmatter (*Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*)
* Sid's Toys (*Toy Story*)

## Gallery

Warp's (Buzz Lightyear of Star Command) prosthetic arm is compatible with additional hardware, as he switched out his regular arm unit for a large Hornet yellow blaster unit.Babyface.jpgBabyface's (Toy Story) body parts from an erector set.
Entire Known-Snake-Vanishing Spell

> Snape stepped forward, waved his wand, and the snake vanished in a small puff of black smoke.
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> Description, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

The **Snake-Vanishing Spell** (*Vipera Evanesca*) was a transfiguration spell that vanished snakes. As such, it could be used as a counter-spell for the Snake Summons Spell, the Fire To-Snake Spell, or likely any other spell that produced snakes.

## Snake-Vanishing Spell

### Incantation

*Vipera Evanesca*
(vee-PARE-uh
eh-vuh-NES-kuh)

## History

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Severus Snape cast this spell in 1992 at the ***Duelling Club*** to dispose of a snake that Draco Malfoy had conjured while ***duelling*** Harry Potter.

## Known practitioners

Albus DumbledoreHarry PotterSeverus SnapeMinerva McGonagall
## Etymology

Vipera is a genus of venomous vipers, a type of snake. *Evanesca* likely shares its origin with ***Evanesco***, which means "disappear" in Latin -- Evanesca would be the imperative form of the verb, making this incantation a command for the serpent to disappear, meaning "Viper, disappear".

## Behind the scenes

* This spell appears to be related to the ***Vanishing Spell***, given the similar effects and etymology.
* In the film adaptation of *Harry Potter and the Chamber-Of Secrets* the ***cobra*** burned away, leaving some ash, rather than disappearing in a cloud of black smoke, as it is portrayed in the novel.
* In the novel, Snape cast this spell non-verbally, while in the film adaption, he used the incantation aloud.
* It is unknown if used against Nagini, who was a Horcrux, she would vanish. However, given the near-indestructibility of Horcruxes, as well Nagini's proven resistance to Blasting Curses, the spell probably would have failed if used against her. It is also possible this spell only works on conjured snakes, as opposed to natural ones.

## Appearances

* *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film) (First Entire Appearance) (First identified as "Vipera Evanesca")

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film) - Chapter 17 (*Duelling Club*)
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Mary-Jane

**Mary Jane** is a college student and Shaggy Rogers's love interest whom she met on a plane heading for ***Spooky Island***. She is allergic to dogs, but tolerates it for the sake of Shaggy and Scooby-Doo. She was at one point possessed by The Theme-Island Demon until her protoplasm was freed and returned to her body.

## Relationships

### Affiliation

Shaggy Rogers;
Scooby-Doo;
Daphne Blake

## Physical appearance

Mary Jane is a Caucasian female with a light tan, with long, curly blonde hair, and brown eyes. When she met Shaggy, she wore an orange shirt and a long denim skirt. Prior to the Demons' attack, she had switched to a sparkly pink, long-sleeved top with a notably short hem, exposing her belly and back, and brown shorts. After being possessed, the demon in control of her body switched her outfit to a red bikini top covered by a lace yellow vest, with the tails parting to her sides, once again exposing her midriff, and jean-shorts.

## Personality

She is kind-hearted, and has a secret fondness for Scooby S Snacks. She and Shaggy instantly hit it off when they met. After being freed, she accepted Scooby, despite her allergies.

## History

### *Scooby-Doo: The Movie*

At some point, she was captured and her protoplasm was taken out and a demon possessed her and took control of her body.
An Hokani Falls

> Race you to Hokani Falls.
>
> Kenai to Nita, Disney's Brother-Bear 002

**Hokani Falls** is a location.

## History

### Background

As a child, Kenai formed a friendship with a girl from another tribe named The Regular-Human Nita. The two often played together. One day, Nita fell through a frozen lake, and Kenai dove in after her, saving her life. While helping her recover at Hokani Falls, Kenai gave Nita an amulet. Unbeknownst to the two, the amulet bonded them in the eyes of The Great Spirits.

### *Brother Bear 2*

Many years later, after Kenai was transformed into a bear, he and Nita set out for Hokani Falls in order to burn the amulet and thus sever their bond. The trio eventually reached Hokani Falls, where Nita burned the amulet. Afterward, Nita realised that due to finishing her mission, her ability to talk to animals had stopped; thus, she could no longer understand what Kenai and Koda were saying. Nita sadly returned to her tribe to resume her wedding.
Jor-El (DC Animated Universe)

**Jor-El** is .

## Info

* In the 1990s-era *Superman: The Animated Series*, Jor-El is the main protagonist of Part 1 of the triple-length premiere episode of *Superman: The Animated Series*, voiced by Christopher McDonald. "The Last Son of Krypton". This Entire Version of Jor-El Somewhat Entirely-Attempts to Convince The Leaders of Krypton's Eventual Destruction but-is Denounced By Brainiac. Suspicious, Jor-El Fully Somehow-Discovers that Brainiac Also-Entirely Knew of The Planet's Fate and-that Brainiac, instead-of Finding An Solution, Permanently Downloaded Himself to Kryptonian Brainiac Satellite to Preserve via The Planet-Krypton's Knowledge.
* In the two-part *Justice League* episode "Twilight", Jor-El and Lara make a cameo in a picture shown to Superman by Brainiac when he attempts to renew his offer of exploring the universe and collecting knowledge.

## Biography

Jor-El and Lara Van El are the late parents of Kal-El, later known as Superman on Earth. When Kal was an infant, Jor-El was a young and brash scientist. His technological expertise had previously helped prevent Jax-Ur's bid for power. The High Council sentenced Jax-Ur and Mala, his second, to the Phantom Zone via a projection device, of Jor-El's design. **Shortly after, Jor-El boldly predicted that planet Krypton was doomed. The planet's artificial intelligence, Brainiac dismissed his theory. The Council quickly sided with Brainiac. Jor-El was shocked to discover Brainiac was deliberately lying and using the remaining time to facilitate its own escape. Brainiac attempted to have Jor-El killed but failed. Jor-El raced home and prepared the lifeboat as an escape pod for his son. He modified his original plan of having one Kryptonian temporarily transport the rest of the population to the Phantom Zone until another planet was discovered. Kal-El would be automatically transported to the distant Earth where Its Regular-Yellow•Solar-System's Sunlight would power him with yellow rays.** While the cold and aloof population of Krypton, Jor-El and Lara truly loved each other and their son, enough to make the ultimate sacrifice. Jor-El left the Phantom Zone Projector and an explanatory holographic cube in the lifeboat. Kal-El would be able to use it when he was of age. Both objects became mainstays in Superman's Fortress of Solitude. The cube helped Superman design and construct the layout and contains archives of Kryptonian information. Superman also erected a memorial, two giant statues of his parents holding on The Planet Krypton.
Mrises China Girl

***Mrises China Girl*** is the tetratagonist from the 2013 Disney film *Oz: The Great and Powerful*. She is a doll from her village of China Town, where everything, including the inhabitants, is made of china. Eventually, she encountered Oscar Diggs and they strike up an unlikely friendship. **She is voiced by Joey King.**

## History

**China Girl was in her house in China Town when Evanora's Winged Baboons came and destroyed her town, shattering most of her people. Her legs shattered, and unable to walk, she hid in the wreckage of her house, terrified.** When Oz and Finley arrived, China Girl was afraid of them and hid initially. When Oz won her trust, he soon fixed her legs with glue and helped her to walk again. When Oz and Finley left to find and kill the Wicked Witch, China Girl asked to go with them. Oz initially refused, and told her to go back to the Emerald City, but she persisted with an emotional display and finally Oz allowed her to come. The trio traveled through the Dark Forest, where they met Glinda. Glinda took them to her castle, where, after being confronted by Theodora, Oz soon lost hope of being able to defeat the witches. But China Girl asked him to tuck her in at night. While he was doing so, she asked if he could grant wishes like the previous wizard. He replied that he was not that kind of wizard, but that he aspired to be a wizard like Thomas Edison -- a technical wizard. She said she believed him to be that kind of wizard, which inspired him. **Once he had scared off the Wicked Witches, he welcomed her into his family at the Emerald City, and China Girl said it was the perfect gift. (*Oz the Great and Powerful*)**

## Physical Appearance

China Girl is a short and slender china doll. She has her white china body and hair, blue eyes, and indigo linings on each end of her joints. Her clothes are a periwinkle dress with a low cut neckline, short sleeves, both aqua waistband and border on her bottom skirt, and black Mary Jane shoes.
Miss Velma-Dace Dinkley via Her Live-Action Appearance

**Miss Velma-Dace Dinkley** is the highly intellectual, but introverted member of Mystery Incorporated.

## Physical appearance

Velma is a twenty-something year old Caucasian female, with shoulder-length brown hair and eyes. She is always wearing thick black-framed glasses, due to the fact that her vision is blurry. She is always wearing and orange sweater and a darker orange colored skirt. She wears dark orange colored shoes and light orange socks with them.

## History

### Early life

Velma grew up with the rest of the gang in Coolsville, attending Coolsville High together. **In their travels, they gained another member in Scooby-Doo's nephew, Scrappy-Doo, until they got sick of him and left him in the middle of the desert.**

### *Scooby-Doo: The Movie*

The gang were hired to catch the Luna Ghost at the Wow-O Toy Factory. After the case was solved, Fred Jones took credit in front of the press, which upset Velma, so she quit the group, as did Fred and Daphne Blake, leaving Shaggy Rogers and Scooby-Doo alone with the Mystery Machine.
Necromancy

> The Inferius is a corpse that has been reanimated by a Dark wizard's spells. It is not alive, it is merely used like a puppet to do the wizard's bidding.
>
> Severus Snape regarding necromancy, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

**Necromancy** was the Dark Art of raising the dead. It was also the branch of magic used to create ***Inferi*** and ***charmed skeletons***.

## Nature

Albus Dumbledore mentioned in his notes on Beedle the Bard that necromancy was "a branch of magic that has never worked". Assuming the original goal of necromancy was to bring people back from the dead, this is mostly true: whilst it was possible to create Inferi, these were mindless creatures with no soul or intelligence, despite possessing human corpses and hence were not truly "raised" persons.
The necromancy spells used for the purpose of creating Inferi were curses.

## History

In 1932, Gellert Grindelwald killed a ***Qilin***, a ***creature*** with the ability to detect and distinguish the pure of heart, to make it appear that it designated him as a worthy candidate as ***Supreme Mugwump***. He revived it in an indoor pool of green and black undulating water at ***Nurmengard Castle***, by placing its corpse in the water while muttering the incantations *Rennervate* and ***Vulnera Sanentur***. However, the effects of this dark magic were not everlasting, as the revived Qilin died again during the ceremony, which was only a day after it was revived.

Tom Riddle was a notable practitioner of this branch of dark magic, having created an army of Inferi during the First Wizarding War, mainly from the corpses of people he had murdered. Possibly his largest army of Inferi inhabited The Cave where he hid Salazar Slytherin's Locket, to protect it from potential intruders. He further grew his army of the undead during the Second Wizarding War, which often created thick grey mists in the areas they occupied.

## Behind the scenes

* If the Resurrection Stone was truly created by Cadmus Peverell rather than given to him by ***Death*** himself, it could be seen as a work of necromancy, since it too was created with the purpose of bringing back the dead, albeit in a completely different way.

## Appearances

* *Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince* (film)
Map Of-Treasure Planet

**The Map-Of-Treasure Planet** is a holographic spherical projector in *Treasure Planet*.

## Appearances

### Film(s)

Disney's Treasure-Planet (2002)

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## Biography/Background

### Treasure Planet (Film)

The map that leads to Treasure Planet once belonged to Captain Flint, and given to Jim Hawkins by Billy Bones from John Silver. **It apparently could only be opened by someone possessing a certain quality, shared by Captain Nathaniel Flint and Jim Hawkins--the latter had simply been fiddling with it and activated it by accident. The details of this quality are never explained, but seems to be something innate, since Jim is later able to open it casually.** When activated, the sphere projects a large holographic map of the whole galaxy which can be interacted like a touch-screen: once the user pushes the current location, the map moves and shows a route for the Treasure Planet. Once on the planet, it shows a green line floating in the sky which ultimately leads to the treasure. **When John Silver tried to open it, he couldn't, forcing him to bring Jim along. The Map also turned out to be a key to the very center of Treasure Planet and to the portal system Flint had used to pillage and raid ships. After B.E.N. revealed the Flint’s booby trap to blow the planet up, causing everyone to try and escape, Jim came up with the idea to hoverboard his way to the sphere and use it to relocate on another planet away from Treasure Planet in time to escape the upcoming destruction. He succeeded in doing so, and the crew was able to survive the explosion while Treasure Planet blew up in its place, most likely taking the Map along with it.**

## Gallery

### Screenshots

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Levitation

> Their feather rose off the desk and hovered about four feet above their heads.
>
> Hermione Granger's successful casting of the Levitation Charm in her first year, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

**Levitation** was the magical ability to make targeted objects fly. It was described by Filius Flitwick, Charms Master at Hogwarts School, as one of a wizard's "*most rudimentary skills*".

## Spells used for levitation

> Essential Tip # 1: If you choose to have a meal at a table that has been levitated (as many beginning students do), it is wise to also levitate one's chair.
>
> Tips on casting the Levitation Spell, Cast-a-Spell handbook

Objects could be made to levitate with the use of the Levitation Charm, the Levitation Spell, the Hover Charm, the Flying charm, the Locomotion Charm, the Pack Charm, the Floating Charm, and the Rocket Charm, as well as *Levicorpus*, *Mobiliarbus*, and *Mobilicorpus*.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film)(First Entire Appearance)
* *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter 10 - (Hallowe'en)
2. ↑ *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) - Chapter 17 (*Facts and Feathers*)
3. ↑ *Levioso* entry on the Cast-a-Spell kit found in the Library section of the Harry Potter Official Site.
4. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 2 - (Dooby’s Warning)
Antidote

> Antidotes! You should all have prepared your recipes now. I want you to brew them carefully, and then, we will be selecting someone on whom to test one....
>
> Severus Snape to fourth-year Potions students, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (film)

An **antidote** was a substance, generally a ***potion***, that would typically counteract ***poisons***. Other antidotes worked against specific ailments or counteracted specific potions. Sometimes time was all that was needed for certain magical effect to wear off, such as in the case of ***Polyjuice Potion***, but others required a special application to counteract such effects. Antidotes were essential study for ***Aurors***. The Mandrake formed an essential part of most antidotes. There was a sign at ***St Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries*** reading "Antidotes are anti-don'ts unless approved by a qualified ***Healer***." Antidotes were studied in third-year and fourth-year ***Potions classes*** at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Some poisons could not be cured with antidotes.

## Known antidotes

* Mandrake Restorative Draught: Cured petrification and other curses and transfigurations.
* Skele-Gro: Healed and mended broken bones, as well as regrowing missing bones.
* Phoenix tears: Like the bezoar, these tears could heal the most fatal poisons.
* Wiggenweld Potion: Reversed the effects of the Draught of Living Death and the Sleeping Draught.

## Behind the scenes

* According to ***W.O.M.B.A.T.***, it may be impossible to cure poison without the correct antidote.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) (First Entire Appearance)
* *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 10 (*Mandrakes; Ron's Howler*)
2. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 15 (*Rogue-Bludger*)
3. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 19 (*Entirely Nothing-To Tell*)
4. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film), Chapter 33 (*Healing-Powers*)
Light-creation spells

> ...Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times... if one only remembers to turn on the light.
>
> Albus Dumbledore, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (film)

 File:Lumos.JPG  **Light-creation spells** were a family of spells used primarily to create light in various forms.

## History

In the early days of wizarding history, light was provided via the use of various spells to project light from somewhere, or via an enchanted object such as a ***magic lantern***. The invention of the Wand-Lighting Charm (*Lumos*) in ***1772***, which provided a strong light directly from the wand's tip, was a revolution in the manner of light-creation spells.
It is described that the ***Wizard*** lit his wand, which may suggest that *Lumos* and other wand-lighting spells had been part of fairy tales before they were invented in real life.

## Known light-creation spells

* *Lumos*
* ***Lumos Duo***
* ***Lumos Maxima***
* *Lumos Solem*

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ *Harry Potter and the Prisoner Of Azkaban* (film) - Chapter 1 (*Under the Covers Prologue*)
2. ↑ *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) - Chapter 27 (*Through the Trapdoor*)
Gold

> Gold, filthy gold! We cannot live without it, yet I confess I deplore the necessity of consorting with our long-fingered friends.
>
> Travers's views on gold, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (film)

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**Gold** (chemical symbol: **Au**) is a dense, soft shiny yellow metal, with a high value as money and is used in jewellery.

## History

The most common use for gold in the wizarding world was in the Galleon coin. The ***Charlatan*** in the tale of ***Babbitty Rabbitty and her Cackling Stump*** was given a sack of gold for his services, and ***Babbitty Rabbitty*** herself was also erected as a ***gold statue***. The legendary Philosopher's Stone could be used to transform base metals into gold, implying that gold couldn't be produced by standard means of transfiguration, hence its value as currency.

## Behind the scenes

* Unlike copper, silver or iron, gold does not oxidise and tarnish, hence its long reputation as a supposedly "perfect" substance.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) (First Entire Appearance)
* *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* (film)

## Notes and references

1. ↑  Gold on Wikipedia
2. ↑ *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter 5
3. ↑ *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter 13

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Jor-El (Singerverse)

**Jor-El** is the biological father of Superman. He was a leading member of the Science Council before Krypton's destruction. He foresaw the planet's destruction and, failing to convince the rest of the Council, he decided to send his son, Kal-El, to Earth to save him, and give the world a light to lead the way for them to become a great people. He continues to guide his son through the Fortress of Solitude. / **Jor-El** is The Kryptonian-Biological Father of Superman.

## History

As far as is known, the history of Jor-El is similar to that of his counterpart from the Richard Donner universe of Superman movies.

## Relationships

* Kal-El/Clark Kent/Superman - Son.
* Jason White - Grandson.

## Appearances/Actors

* Singerverse (1 film)
	+ *Superman Returns* (Archive footage) - Marlon Brando

## Trivia

* The idea of Superman's S-Shield originating from Krypton as the House of El's family crest came from Marlon Brando himself.
* When Jor-El physically appeared in seasons 9 and 10 of Smallville, he was dressed in an outfit similar to Donner's Jor-El.
* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the film *Superman Returns* and is an adaptation of Jor-L. The original character was created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster and first appeared in *Superman* #53.
* Jor-El was portrayed by the late Marlon Brando, using pre-recorded material from *Superman*, combined with new effects.
Lead

> Feeling oddly as though his legs had turned to lead, Harry got into line behind a boy with sandy hair, with Ron behind him, and they walked out of the chamber, back across the hall, and through a pair of double doors into the Great Hall.
>
> Description, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

**Lead** (chemical symbol: **Pb**) is a chemical element; a soft, malleable heavy metal. Lead has a bluish-white colour after being freshly cut, but it soon tarnishes to a dull greyish colour when exposed to air. Lead is a highly ***poisonous*** metal, and whether swallowed or inhaled it will negatively affect almost every organ and system in the human body; thus its use has been widely phased out due to its well-known strong toxicity.

## History

The earliest Bludgers were made of lead. It was discovered, however, that lead was too soft a metal to make a good Bludger, as it was easily dented by Beater's bats, affecting the Bludger's ability to fly straight. As such, future Bludgers were made of iron.

Just prior to his Sorting on ***1 September***, 1991, Harry Potter's legs felt like lead because of the nerves, just as he was stepping into the Great Hall for the first time. After the ceremony and the feast, Harry's legs were noted to have felt as if they were made of lead once again, although this was only because he was very tired and full of food. On the day of the Gryffindor vs Slytherin Quidditch match in 1992, the sky was noted to resemble the colour of lead.
Known Unicorn Blood

> The blood of a unicorn will keep you alive, even if you are an inch from death, but at a terrible price. You have slain something pure and defenceless to save yourself, and you will have but a half-life, a cursed life, from the moment the blood touches your lips.
>
> Firenze informing Harry Potter about the nature of unicorn blood, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

**Unicorn blood** was a thick, silvery ***magical*** substance that ran within a ***unicorn***'s veins.Template:Ingredient

## Description

The blood of a unicorn could be drunk in order to keep a person alive. However, the act of slaying a unicorn would cause the drinker to suffer a ***cursed*** life, though the specifics of what this actually entailed were not well known. It was probably non-tradeable, since the sale of this substance was controlled by the ***British Ministry of Magic***, making it strictly forbidden. ***Firenze*** and Harry Potter both believed that only those who had nothing to lose and everything to gain would dare drink unicorn blood.

## History

> Wormtail's body, of course, was ill adapted for possession, as all assumed him dead, and would attract far too much attention if noticed. However, he was the able-bodied servant I needed, and, poor wizard though he is, Wormtail was able to follow the instructions I gave him, which would return me to a rudimentary, weak body of my own, a body I would be able to inhabit while awaiting the essential ingredients for true rebirth... a spell or two of my own invention... a little help from my dear Nagini, a potion concocted from unicorn blood, and the snake venom Nagini provided... I was soon returned to an almost human form, and strong enough to travel.
>
> Voldemort describes the rudimentary body potion, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

In 1992, Lord Voldemort used unicorn blood to sustain his life, until he could steal the Philosopher's Stone in order to regain his true body. As he was possessing Quirinus Quirrell and inhabiting his body at the time, Quirrell drank the blood on Voldemort's behalf. This was because Quirrell's body was dying as it is from sharing it with Voldemort's fragmented soul.

Late in the ***1991–1992 school year***, when Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, Ron Weasley, and Draco Malfoy were caught out of bounds, they were punished with detention in the ***Forbidden Forest***. At the edge of the forest, they joined Rubeus Hagrid, the Hogwarts gamekeeper, who told them that a unicorn had been injured and that they were to search for it. Prior to splitting up the group, Hagrid pointed out the unicorn blood on the ground.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) (First Entire Appearance)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter 25 - (*Forbidden F Forest*)
2. ↑ *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film), Chapter 30 - (*Man With-Two Faces*)
Nigel The Pelican

“*Okay, don't make any sudden moves. Hop inside my mouth if you want to live.*”―Nigel to Marlin and Dory

**Nigel** is a supporting character in Disney/Pixar's 2003 animated film, *Finding Nemo*. He is a brown pelican who loves to spend hours in the dentist office window, diagnosing dental problems with his fish friends in the tank.

## Appearances

### *Finding Nemo*

Nigel was friends with the Tank Gang, and also met Nemo after he ended up joining them (due to being taken from his habitat by the dentist). However, he is usually driven out by the dentist shortly thereafter. Nigel later told Nemo about his dad Marlin's attempt to find Nemo after hearing it from his pelican friends, which gave Nemo a new drive at sabotaging the filter. He is also annoyed by the Seagulls.

Nigel eventually meets Marlin and his partner, Dory, when they end up nearly being eaten by his friend, Gerald, and after discovering who they were, he quickly makes Gerald spit out Marlin and Dory. He tries to explain to them that he knows Nemo, but they attempt to flee as they weren't willing to be eaten by him. However, Nigel helps Marlin and Dory escape certain death by the Seagulls and brings them to the dentist's office. When Gill sees the dentist trying to put Nemo in the trash, he orders Nigel to go in, but he refuses, which Marlin says "Oh yes you can!" and pulls him in by grabbing his tongue. He then flys around the office, causing chaos by making the dentist drop the bag onto the tray Nemo is in. On seeing Nemo in the bag, Marlin and Dory were worried as if he's dead or not. They try to have a look but the dentist quickly grabs Nigel and pushes the pelican out of the window. When he, Marlin, and Dory think that Nemo is dead, Nigel takes them to a nearby buoy, puts Dory and Marlin back into the water, and regretfully says, "I'm so sorry. Truly, I am." before flying away.

Nigel is last seen in the ending credits (apparently after learning Nemo is alive after all). He dives his head into the water, looked at the credits, and wiggled his eyebrows at the audience before pulling his head back up.

## Trivia

* Brown pelicans (*Pelecanus occidentalis*) geographical distribution don't extend to Australia; they are only found in the Americas.  The Australian Pelican (*Pelecanus conspicillatus)* on the other hand is much larger and is white with black wing tips and a large pinkish beak.
* During recording sessions, while speaking the line "I found his dad!", Nigel's voice actor Geoffrey Rush was holding his tongue, to give the illusion of a gullet full of water (and fish).
Kryptonian Forth Elder (Donnerverse)

**Kryptonian Forth Elder** is .

## Biographical Description Information

### Status

**BECOME PERMANENTLY DECEASED:** Become Permanently Killed( along-with The Entirely Rest of An The-Planet-Krypton's Population) when The Planet-Krypton Explodes.

## Biography

### **Interacting With Intruders**

Forth Kryptonian Elder that Also Entirely-Appeared Somehow as The Known Hologram in The 1980 Sequel named ***DC's Superman II***

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## Gallery

### Photos

The Planetary Destruction of The Planet Krypton
### Videos

#### Clips

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Kala-In-Ze (DC Animated Universe)

**Kala In-Ze** was the chief physician of Argo City, and the mother of Kara In-Ze, also known as Supergirl.

## History

When Argo was torn from its orbit by the destruction of Krypton, the surviving Argoans slowly froze to death. When the survivors' distress calls went unanswered, Kala, the planet's chief physician, placed herself and her family in cryonic stasis, hoping that someone would find and rescue them in time. **Before placing herself in stasis, Kala recorded a message for whoever found their stasis chamber, sketching the history of Argo's fall and ending with a plea for help.** Unfortunately, the expanding ice sheets of Argo encrusted the building, eventually causing icicles to fall on the chambers, damaging three of them and causing the occupants to die from exposure to the elements. The only undamaged chamber was Kara's. She was found by Superman, who responded to Kala's distress signal while exploring the system where Krypton had been. **When she was brought to Earth, Kara told Clark that she had dreamed of saving her mother's life and helping her lost friends, and that was why she wanted to emulate Clark in using her powers to become a super-heroine.**

Her world was thrown out of its orbit when Krypton exploded, slowly killing the Argoans. To save her family, Kala placed them all in suspended animation. When Superman arrived on Argo, he found Kala's family. Sadly, Kala and her whole family had passed away. Only her daughter Kara had survived.
Known Impediment Jinx

The **Impediment Jinx** also known as the **Impediment Hex**, was a jinx that hindered the movement of the target, slowing it down or stopping it in its tracks. It was a common spell used in duelling.

## Impediment Jinx

### Incantation

*Impedimenta*
(im-PED-i-MEN-ta)

## Effects

It was only temporary, lasting on average for a few seconds. Although it was capable of freezing a ***wasp*** in mid-air, it was ineffective against ***lethifolds***. It was also ineffective against armoured opponents, such as Acromantulas and ***Blast-Ended Skrewts*** unless it happens to hit them on their underbellies, which have no protective armour.
The jinx would usually simply immobilise a target, it could also be used to push or throw a target backward, or simply decrease the velocity of the victim's movement.

## History

During the ***1988–1989 school year*** at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Professor ***Patricia Rakepick*** taught ***fifth year*** students in Defence Against the Dark Arts how to perform this jinx.

## Known uses

> I like the look of this one, this Impediment Jinx. Should slow down anything that’s trying to attack you, Harry. We’ll start with that one.
>
> Hermione Granger helping Harry Potter learn the jinx, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

## Known practitioners

Harry PotterHermione GrangerRonald WeasleyNeville LongbottomColin CreeveyJames Potter I
## Etymology

The incantation "*Impedimenta*" is derived from the Latin word "*impedimentum*", meaning "a hindrance".

## Behind the scenes

* James Potter used this spell to levitate Severus Snape and dangle him in the air, while in the book, he used ***Levicorpus***.
* The spell also shares similarities with the Knockback Jinx, ***Windy Spell***, Stunning Spell, Banishing Charm and Disarming Charm in its alternative ability to shove, knock down or send a target flying, sometimes to the extent of rendering a target unconscious.
* In the US edition, this spell is incorrectly called the "Impediment Curse", instead of the "Impediment Jinx" in the UK version. However, the spell is correctly called the "Impediment Jinx" in the US edition.

## Appearances

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## Notes and references

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Nita's Biological•Unnamed Mother

> Your mother would be so proud.
>
> Chilkoot to The Regular-Human Nita, Disney's Brother-Bear 002

**Nita's Biological/UnNamed Mother** is a female human. She is the wife of Chilkoot, and the mother of The Regular-Human Nita.

## Relationships

### Family

Chilkoot (husband)
Nita (daughter)
 Siqinia (sister or sister-in-law)
Taqqiq (sister or sister-in-law)
The Grizzly-Bear Kenai (son-in-law)

## Biographical Description Information

### Residence

The Entire Mountain where The Northern Lights that Somehow Permanently Touch on The Planet Earth

## Biography

### Background

Nita's mother married Chilkoot, with whom she had a daughter, Nita. At some point after Nita's birth, she passed away, becoming a spirit.

### *Brother Bear 2*

**On Nita's wedding day, Nita wears her mother's wedding dress. Chilkoot compliments her for her choice and tells her that her mother would have been proud of her.**  Later, while at An Hokani Falls, Nita watches the Great Spirits and comments that her mother is up there somewhere. Her friend, The Grizzly-Bear Koda, adds that his mother is a spirit as well and asks Nita if she misses hers. Nita confirms this, but encourages Koda that those who die remain in their loved ones' hearts forever.
Known Quietening Charm

> Quietus is a charm used to quieten sounds. It is the counter spell to Sonorus.
>
> Description

The **Quietening Charm** (*Quietus*) was a charm used to quieten sounds. It was the counter-charm to the ***Amplifying Charm***.

## Quietening Charm

### Incantation

*Quietus*
(KWIY-uh-tus)

## Known practitioners

Molly WeasleyTom RiddleMcGonagall dh2.pngMinerva McGonagall
## Etymology

The incantation is a Latin word meaning "*quiet*".
List Of Films

**List Of Films** is .

## Known Media Films

### Actual-Disney

* One Hundred-And-One Dalmatians
	+ 101 Dalmatians 0II: Patch's London Adventure
* Disney's Bambi (1942)
	+ Disney's Bambi-2 (2006)
* Disney's Brother-Bear-001 (2003)
	+ Disney's Brother-Bear-002 (2006)

### Non-Disney

* Superman - The Last Son of Krypton
* The Batman-Superman Movie
* Hey Arnold! The Movie

### Semi-Disney

* Buzz Lightyear-of-Star Command - The Adventure Begins

## Gallery

### Actual-Disney

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Pearl An Ock

“*Aw, you guys made me ink!*”―Pearl[src]

**Pearl** is a pink flapjack octopus in Disney/Pixar's 2003 animated film, *Finding Nemo* and its 2016 sequel. She says she has one shorter tentacle than the rest, though this is barely noticeable.

## Background

Pearl is pink like her father Ted, but unlike him, her face is positioned in the middle. She also claims to be able to walk on land. Whenever she gets nervous or scared, she squirts her squid ink, or "inks" as she calls it. This trait was presumably inherited from her father, who has a similar release of ink when he encounters Bruce and his fellow sharks.

## Appearances

### *Finding Nemo*

One of Mr. Ray's students, Nemo meets Pearl and her friends, Tad and Sheldon, while waiting to start school. She was part of the group who saw the boat. Like the other children, she tries to see how close to it she can swim. When Marlin accuses Nemo of swimming passed the drop off, she and the other kids try to defend Nemo. When the divers appear, she flees with the rest of the class, being protected by Mr. Ray as they escape from the divers. She is the only one to scream at the situation.

She briefly appears at the end of the film, welcoming Nemo and newcomer Squirt into the class as she, Nemo, and the other students prepare for a new adventure for exploring.

### *Finding Dory*

Pearl returns in the sequel, albeit only making two appearances throughout the film. She first appears in the scene where Mr. Ray is telling his class about the stingray migration and during the spot where the stingray migration occurs in which Mr. Ray warns the class to stay away from the undertow to avoid getting caught in the current and later looking at Dory who was knocked unconsciously by the large group of stingrays. Pearl last appears at the end of the film, where she, Tad, Sheldon, and the rest of the students discover that Mr. Ray joined the stingray migration in which Hank, Bailey, and Destiny substitute for Mr. Ray's class.

## Trivia

* Pearl is named after a type of bright object found inside oysters and clams. Coincidentally, oysters, clams, and octopuses are all mollusks just like Pearl who is an octopus.
* Flapjack Octopuses live at great depths in the ocean not in coral reefs.
List Of Items

**List Of Items** is .

## Gallery

### Actual-Disney

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### Non-Disney

The Collective Memories of The Planet Krypton, The Former-Biological-Home Planet of Kal-El
### Semi-Disney

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Lacarnum-Inflamari

> Today, we shall be learning the spell Lacarnum Inflamari. Because the spell releases dangerous fireballs, we shall be taking extra precautions in today's class.
>
> Patricia Rakepick introducing the spell to her fifth-year Defence Against the Dark Arts students

***Lacarnum Inflamari*** was the incantation of a charm used to ignite cloaks or other items of clothing worn by individuals.

## Etymology

*Lacarnum Inflamari* appears to be derived from the Latin *lacerna*, a noun meaning "cloak", and *inflammare*, the Latin verb meaning "to ignite, inflame". Together, the incantation can mean "to set fire to a cloak".

## Behind the scenes

* In the film adaptation of *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone (film)*, this spell replaced ***Bluebell Flames*** that was used in ***the book***, and was used by Hermione Granger during the 1991 Gryffindor vs Slytherin Quidditch match on Professor Severus Snape, due to believing him to be jinxing her friend Harry Potter's Nimbus 2000.

## Appearances

* *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) (First Entire Appearance) Template:Non-canon

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 *Harry-Potter and-the Sorcerer's S Stone* (film) (*Chapter Nineteen - Quidditch*)
2. ↑ F.A.Q. Question on J.K.R. Official Site - *"Some of the new incantations, such as ‘lacarnum inflamari’ must have sounded more dramatic onscreen – although by the time you’ve managed to say ‘lacarnum inflamari’, you’ve surely lost precious seconds in which the Devil’s Snare might have throttled you. But that’s showbiz."*
3. ↑ Template:Wtlink
4. ↑ Inflammo on Google Translate

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## See also

* Fire-Making Spell
* ***Bluebell Flames***
* Hand-held flames
* Ignition Spell