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Council for Social Democracy Assembly

Council for Social Democracy

* 29th January, 1983 - Newcastle Civic Centre
* 11th September, 1983 - University of Salford
* 14th January, 1984 - University of Aston
* 9th September, 1984 - Buxton
* 26th January, 1985 - Queen's Hall, Birmingham
* 18th May, 1985 - Kensington Town Hall
* 7th September, 1985 - the Palace Hotel, Torquay
* 26th January, 1986 - Bath
* 28th January, 1989 - York Racecourse
* 20th May, 1989 - the De Vere Hotel, Coventry
Nick Jr.

## 2001-2010 (as a block), 2008-2010 (as a channel)

Nick Jr. first appeared as a block on Nickelodeon since August 1, 2001. It was then spun off to become its own channel in 2008.

Station ID (Bears, 2001).Station ID (Seals, 2001).Station ID (Fish, 2007).Station ID (Dora the Explorer, Next, 2007).Station ID (Go, Diego, Go!, Next, 2007).
## 2010-present

Station ID (2010).Station ID (Food, 2010).Station ID (2013).Station ID (2018).
For a complete list of programs, see List of programs broadcast by Nick Jr..

## Mascots

* **August 1, 2001-September 9, 2005:** Face
* **September 12, 2005-June 30, 2010:** Piper O'Possum

## Gallery

First mascot (2001 to 2005)Second mascot (2005 to 2010)
## On Screen Bugs

*Main article: Nick Jr. (Isladima) On Screen Bugs*

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Social Democratic Party Roles and Positions

## Social Democratic Party Roles

### National Committee Roles

Leader of the Social Democratic Party

President of the Social Democratic Party

Vice-President of the Social Democratic Party

Chairman of the Social Democratic Party

Head of Candidate Selection

National Secretary of the Social Democratic Party

Member of National Committee

### Regional Roles

Regional Chair

Regional Treasurer

Regional Secretary

### Policy Roles

Director of Policy

Policy Officer

Member of Policy Committee

Policy advisor to the Parliamentary Social Democratic Party

### Other Roles

Director of Campaigns

National Press Officer

Trustee of the Social Democratic Party

## Young Social Democrats and Student Roles

### Young Social Democrats

President of Young Social Democrats

Vice-President of Young Social Democrats

Treasurer of Young Social Democrats

Secretary of Young Social Democrats

Young Social Democrats Regional Representative

### SDP Students

General Secretary of SDP Students

National Secretary of SDP Students

President of SDP Students

Vice-President of SDP Students

## Other Roles

Trustee of the Campaign for Social Democracy

Member of the Council for Social Democracy
List of by-elections

Below is a list of by-elections that are relevant to the SDP. Their existence on this wiki is because they were either: won by an SDP candidate, contested by an SDP candidate, or were otherwise important to the SDP, its creation, or its existence.

## 1992-1997 Parliament

After the dissolution of the second SDP, its third iteration largely withdrew from national politics, only standing in one by-election in this Parliament.

## 1997-2017 Parliaments

The SDP did not stand in any by-elections between 1993 and 2019.
Tooth And Claw

Tooth And Claw is the tenth episode of Crypto X Ing, opposing the skinwalker of navajo myth to the strigoï of romanian folklore.

## Theme of the episode

Both fighters are human sorcerers who, through faustian deals (either with Coyote or with the Devil), aquire shapeshifting powers wich they use nefariously, as well as a parasitic form of immortality through vampirism.

## Rating

This episode is rated R and G as both of the episode's fighters belong to religious mythos and are known to sometimes practice cannibalism.

## Result

The fight resulted in the skinwalker's victory.

The skinwalker exibited superior versatility as they have a greater variety of forms, as well as on average greater intellect and magic, further compounded by their ability to learn other's secret as they learn their owns, preventing the stigoï from ever taking control of the situation by learning their opponent's weaknesses, as the skinwalker would learn their own in turn.

## Teaser

The next episode's teaser shows a forest (representing earth, the gnome's element), water (the undine's element), a cloudy sky (representing air, the sylph's element) and a fire (the salamander's element).

## Trivia

* Because, according to legends, anything one learns about skinwalkers allows the skinwalkers to learn more about oneself this episode has an additional disclaimer warning the audience about the potential risks of watching the episode, thus learning more about skinwalkers, as the content of the episode can be considered harmful by believers.
New Democrat

The *New Democrat* was a monthly magazine that replaced the Alliance magazine. Its scope was wider than that of its predecessor and it published many articles and opinion pieces. Its slogan was *"The magazine of the new politics incorporating Alliance"*. Like its predecessor, it was sold for 80p per edition but only published five editions a year.

## Design

The title of *New Democrat* uses a variant of the *Grotesque Bold* font. Its logo often varied in colour to match or contrast with the magazine's front cover, however, it most often used two different shades of red.

## Editions

April/May 1983 - *"Balance of Power"*

July/August 1983 - *"What price democracy?"*

September/October 1983 - *"Fusion or faction?"*

November/December 1983 - *"Send £6billion or they'll kill this sheep."*
David Owen

## Before Politics

* Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Royal Navy (3 July 1968 – 18 June 1970)
* Member of Parliament for Plymouth Devonport (28 February 1974 – 16 March 1992)
* Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Health and Social Security (8 March 1974 – 26 July 1974)
* Minister of State for Health and Social Security (26 July 1974 – 10 September 1976)
* Minister of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (10 September 1976 – 21 February 1977)
* Shadow Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (4 May 1979 – 14 July 1979)
* Shadow Secretary of State for Energy (14 July 1979 – 4 November 1980)
* Deputy Leader of the Social Democratic Party (October 1982 – 21 June 1983)
* Leader of the Social Democratic Party (21 June 1983 – 6 August 1987)
* Leader of the "Continuing" Social Democratic Party (3 March 1988 – 6 June 1990)
* Member of the House of Lords (30 June 1992 – present)
Social Democrats for John Major

## Text of the statement

“Throughout the 1980s the Conservatives and the SDP were the only parties to stand firm on the key issues of the day – the market economy, trade union reforms, the Falklands War and Britain’s defence.

In 1990 the SDP realised it was no longer a viable political party and wound itself up.

Now, in the 1990s, only the Conservatives support the social market economy, strong and independent defence, a firm voice for Britain in Europe and urgent reform of the public sector to make it more responsive to its users.

Our decision to join the Conservative Party is also a reflection of the changes in policy initiated by John Major – to abandon the community charge, unfreeze child benefit and tackle the urgent problem of homelessness – while not abandoning its commitment to the defeat of inflation, sound money and the privatisation programme.

The next election will be a watershed for Britain. Either we can continue to move forward with the Conservatives or we can retreat into the past with Labour, or another dismal Lib-Lab pact. Both would prolong the recession by destroying Britain’s competitiveness.

The key to Britain’s future is a strong but socially responsible market economy, generating the economic growth necessary to spread prosperity and opportunity to all the people of Britain. We shall argue that case as strongly in John Major’s Conservative Party in the 1990s as we did in the SDP of the 1980s”.
Member of National Committee

## 1982 National Committee

As President

* Shirley Williams

As Leader

* Roy Jenkins

As nationally-elected members

* Roy Evans
* David Marquand
* Julia Neuberger
* Anthony Sampson
* Anne Sofer
* Mary Stott
* Dick Taverne
* Polly Toynbee

As regional representatives

* Gill Artis
* Adrian Berkeley
* Jim Daly
* Richard Gravil
* David Harvey
* Sandra Howells
* Gwynoro Jones (Wales)
* Norman Jones
* Sian Mathias
* Chris Muir
* Jim Pemberton

As Members of Parliament

* Christopher Brocklebank-Fowler
* Ron Brown
* John Cartwright
* John Horam
* Robert Maclennan
* David Owen
* John Roper
* Bill Rodgers
* Mike Thomas
* Jim Wellbeloved

As local government representatives

* Lutfe Kamal
* Roger Liddle
* Joan Phylactou

As peers

* Lord Diamond
* Lord Kilpatrick

As youth representative

* Jackie Sadek

Members:

* Jackie Sadek (1982-1984)
* Nick Sutcliffe (1988-1990)
* Stuart Maxwell (1984-1986)
* David Marquand (?-1982-?)
* Chris Hopson (?-1983-?)
Social Democratic Party (1981-1988)

#### 1982 Social Democratic Party leadership election

*For full details, see the* 1982 Social Democratic Party leadership election *page*

## The SDP-Liberal Alliance

### The Liberal Party

*For full details, see the* Liberal Party *page*

### 1983 General Election

*For full details, see the* 1983 general election *page*

### 1987 General Election

*For full details, see the* 1987 general election *page*

## The SDP-Liberal Merger

### Maclennan and the Social and Liberal Democrats

*For full details, see the* Robert Maclennan *and* Social and Liberal Democrats *pages*

## Disestablishment and Split

### The continuing SDP

*For full details, see the* Social Democratic Party (1988-1990) *page*
Lover's Lane Slashers

Lover's Lane Slashers is the fourth episode of Crypto X Ing, opposing two urban legends: the Bunnyman and the Goatman (more specifically the Pope Lick monster goatman).

## Theme of the episode

Both fighters are american urban legend serial killers, themed after an animal. Both are infamously haunting a specific bridge, murdering anyone who come near that location, expecially lustfull teens (pictures of the spooks's favorite bridges were even the episode's teaser) lastly both use an axe as their weapon of choice.

## Rating

This episode is rated G as both of the episode's fighters are known to engage in brutal and sadistic acts of violence.

## Result

The fight resulted in the goatman victory.

Despite his ghostly nature the bunnyman physically incarnate to commit his murder, making him vulnerable to physical attacks in turn. Given the goatman superhuman physicality the outcome was predictable and, while the bunnyman's telekinetic laceration is daunting at first glance, a teenage girl famously managed to survive it simply by running away, making it unlikely to be fatal to the much faster and more resilient goatman.

## Fight

The fight takes place at the Colchester Overpass.

A couple of legend trippers commes to the overpass in the hope of whitenessing paranormal events. The boy leave their car while the scarred girl stay inside. A state police officer park his car next to them, inadvertently cuttin of their escape, to try and stop them from aproaching the overpass but he is too late as the goatman ambush and kill the boy while the bunnyman manifest and behead the police officer.

We follow the perspective of the girl as she try to escape while the two slashers fight. Throughout the fight the bunnyman keeps evading the goatman while the goatman tanks everything the bunnyman throws at him.

Ultimately the bunnyman attempt to dispose of his enemy by tying him on the tracks as a train approches but the goatman break the ropes and finaly manage to catch the bunnyman by surprise, grinding him into nothingness on the moving train.

The victorious slasher finally manages to kill the fleeing girl with a thrown axe. A stinger reveals that the goatman then went on a bloody rampage in the local community while the bunnyman, still "alive", suggest a rematch next year.
## Teaser

The next episode's teaser shows a medalion with the Star of David (symbol of judaism, representing the golem of Prague) and a brain in a jar (representing Frankenstein's creation process).

## Trivia

* This episode represented a first in many ways for the series :
	1. It is the first episode to not have a deviantart equivalent.
	2. It is the first episode to introduce the new "Who, What, Why" format with the fight proper happening in a separate episode, as opposed to a Death Battle style analysis followed by a fight like the first 3 episodes.
	3. It is the first episode to feature unique creatures rather than individuals of a specie.
	4. It is the first episode to end without the loser's death (Ravenous Maneaters mentioned that such a scenario was possible but this episode was the first actual exemple).
1989 Richmond by-election

Conservative MP Leon Brittan resigned his Richmond seat on the 31st December, 1988 in order to take up the position of Vice-President of the European Commission. This triggered a by-election the following year on the 23rd February, 1989.

The Conservatives retained the seat with William Hague, the future party leader, winning the by-election. Second and third positions were held by the continuing SDP and the Social and Liberal Democrats. This somewhat split the SDP vote, causing the victory of the Conservatives, as these two parties collectively achieved 54.3% of the vote.

The SDP candidate was Mike Potter, a local farmer, who finished second with 16,909 votes.

The SLD candidate was Barbara Pearce, who came third with 11,589 votes.

The Labour Party achieved their worst position in any English by-election since World War II, coming fourth.

Hague retained the Richmond seat for the next 26 years, winning re-election in 1992, 1997, 2001, 2005, and 2010 general elections.

## Results

Conservative Party - William Hague - 19,534 votes (37.2%)

Social Democratic Party - Mike Potter - 16,909 votes (32.2%)

Social and Liberal Democrats - Barbara Pearce - 11,589 votes (22.1%)

Labour Party - Frank Robson - 2,589 votes (4.9%)

Green Party - Robert Upshall - 1,473 votes (2.8%)

Monster Raving Loony Party - David "Lord" Sutch - 167 votes (0.3%)

Independent - Anthony Millns - 113 votes (0.2%)

Corrective Party - Lindi St Clair - 106 votes (0.2%)

Liberal Party - Nicholas Watkins - 70 votes (0.1%)
Patrick O'Flynn

**Patrick James O'Flynn** (born 29 August 1965) is an English journalist and Social Democratic Party politician who served as Member of the European Parliament for the East of England from 2014 to 2019. He was elected for the UK Independence Party but defected to the SDP in November 2018. Since 2019 he has written frequently for The Spectator.

## Early life and journalism

O'Flynn read economics at King's College, Cambridge, graduating in 1987. He subsequently received a diploma in journalism from City, University of London. He then worked as chief political commentator and then political editor at the *Daily Express*.

## Political career

O'Flynn was the UKIP spokesperson on the economy until 19 May 2015. He was the UKIP candidate in Cambridge at the general election in 2015 and came fifth, with 5.2 per cent of the vote. Afterwards he described UKIP leader Nigel Farage as "snarling, thin-skinned and aggressive".

O'Flynn was the running-mate for Lisa Duffy in the September 2016 UKIP leadership election, following Farage's departure from the party. O'Flynn later became the Special Political Advisor for the Leader of UKIP between 28th November, 2016 and the 27th July, 2017 under Paul Nutall, the new UKIP leader. He then went on to become the UKIP Media and Sport Spokesperson on the 1st December, 2016 and the UKIP Economics Spokesperson on the 7th April, 2017. He left all three positions in July 2017, believing that the party no longer supported his centrist economic policies.

He joined the SDP in November 2018, citing UKIP leader Gerard Batten's appointment of Tommy Robinson (Stephen Yaxley-Lennon) as an adviser as a key reason for his departure from the party. He said of his decision to join the SDP: "like many on the communitarian wing of [UKIP], I have decided to join the resurgent SDP, which campaigned for Brexit during the referendum and espouses broad and moderate pro-nation state political values that I – and I believe many of our voters from 2014 – will be delighted to endorse." In defecting, O'Flynn became the first MEP to sit in the European Parliament for the SDP (though in 1984 Michael Gallagher MEP had joined the original SDP).

O'Flynn stood as the SDP candidate in the 2019 Peterborough by-election, but received only 135 votes (0.4 per cent), and lost to Lisa Forbes. O'Flynn narrowly avoided a repeat of the 1990 Bootle by-election result by beating the Monster Raving Loony Party candidate, who polled 112.

## SDP Activities

Aside from serving as the SDP's first MEP and standing in the 2019 Peterborough by-election, O'Flynn has written several articles for the SDPtalk blog and has spoken at every conference since 2019.
Undead

An undead is a creature that used to be alive but isn't any longer, yet persist in the world of the living in some way

## Terminology

A ghost is a spiritual being that either doesn't have a body or doesn't have one at all times.

A revenant is a dead body coming back to an in-between state between life and death, under the control of the defunct's soul.

An annimated corpse is a dead body that is either controled by a necromancer or came back as an undead without being under the deceased's control.
Alliance (magazine)

*Alliance* was a semi-regularly sold subscription-based magazine published by the Alliance. It discussed the affairs of the SDP, its leadership, and contained essays surrounding the SDP. In its own words, the it was "a journal of political information, discussion, and philosophy". Its first edition was published in 1982. The magazine was sold for 80p per edition.

The first edition of the magazine describes itself as "a forum for debate in the Alliance, for [readers] to read, own and control, and write in". It "is not a house magazine for the SDP, nor is it a merger-mag for the Alliance, and it isn't a commercial vehicle for carrying off large sums of money from the new politics".

## Design

The title of *Alliance* uses *Istria Bold* as its font. The subtext *"The magazine of the new politics"* uses slightly varied version of *Novel Sans*. Titles were written with *Chantilly UltraBold.*

## Structure

The magazine typically featured many contributions from members of the Gang of Four, along with contributions from party officials, MPs, and ordinary members. Editions tended to open with one large article, readers letters, and John Burns' dedicated column followed by four sections: Grassroots, Europe and International, Enterprise & Partnership, and Review. Throughout the magazine were other featured articles, often discussing internal party affairs.

## Editions

№1 - June 1982 - *"Roy Jenkins on the future of the partnership"*

№2 - July 1982 - *"Are the New Politicians more honest?"*

№4 - October 1982 - *"Is Labour Finished?"*

## Team

### Editorial team

* Christopher Layton
* Richard O'Farrel
* Nigel Thomas
* Beverly Miles
* Hugh Mooney
* Ann Wales

### Editorial board

* Dick Taverne
* David Marquand
* John Horam
* Richard Holme
* Michael Young
* Elizabeth Sidney
* William Wallace
* Julian Cummins

### Design team

* Julian Stapleton (artwork)
* Bryan Reading (drawings)
Ghost

Ghosts are the restless souls of dead people who, for one reason or an other do not pass on to the afterlife but instead remain in the living world. Depending on their morality in life as well as their reason for remaining here ghosts can be benevolent or malevolent

## Origin

Here are some of the reasons someone might become a ghost following their death :

* Dying before finishing a task the defunct held to be extremely important : in that case helping the ghost to finish their unfinished business will let them pass on.
* Wanting revenge for an injustice : This need only be an "injustice" from the ghost's point of view as lawfully executed criminals will sometimes come back to haunt those who condemned them. These ghosts seek to avenge themselves and will pass on once their revenge is accomplished.
* Obsession : Insane individuals, or those obsessing over a specific event (usually relating to their death) might be able to resist going to the afterlife. These ghosts are very prone to OCD as their haunting relate to their obsession.
* Purgatory : gods (including the abrahamic God) or other powers may deny transition to the afterlife to someone who is undeservin or either rewarding or punishing afterlife, such ghosts usually have to perform good deeds to be granted passage to the rewarding afterlife. Alternatively some religions hold that souls can't pass on unless the proper funerary ritual is performed, remaining as ghosts untill it is.
* Summoned : necromancers can summon a soul from the afterlife, though such a ghost only remain until the end of the spell.
* Object : some objects can serve as vessel for a ghost to haunt due to having blayed a signyficant role in their death, this includes entire buildings. Mirrors in particular can easily be used as an anchor by ghosts.

## Terminology

An apparition is an uncorporeal ghost, that is visible but doesn't have a body. Such ghosts are harmless and thus unlikely to be featured in Crypto X Ing.

A poltergeist is the opposite of an apparition, an invisible ghost that can affect physicall objects. Because objects moving on their own is a common sign of some supernatural beings's presence the term "poltergeist activity" is used for many entities that are not true poltergeists, or ghosts.

A wraith is a ghost who can physically manifest themselves and interact with the livings. They are treated as ghosts rather than an other kind of undead due to existing in a spiritual form when not manifesting, rather than being material full time.

## List of Crypto X Ing ghosts

* The bunnyman
* Kuchisake Onna
* Bloody Mary
Party Logo

## Context

The SDP has existed in three different forms, utilising different logos throughout its history. Some logos included the additional text of "Social Democratic Party" or "The Social Democrats" beneath the main design, however, due to the many forms this has taken, it has not been included as part of these logos for the sake of retaining neatness.

As there are few primary sources for images for the SDP of the 1980s, most logos have been recreated using photographs from the time. Some of these reference photographs are directly of the logo and others are of rosettes used by the party. This may mean that there are slight differences in colour or specific placement of letters, however, the utmost care has been taken in accurately recreating these older logos.

## SDP (1981-1990)

The original SDP logo was simple, using red and blue as a way to represent a moderatism between the red Labour Party and the blue Conservative Party. It uses the font *American Typewriter*. In some reference material, the saturation of the logo is different owing to different printing equipment being used between companies.

### SDP-Liberal Alliance (1981-1990)

The SDP-Liberal Alliance was represented by varying logos. Some used the Liberal's gold, whilst others used the SDP's blue and red colour scheme. They all typically used the *American Typewriter* font.

#### SDP-Liberal Alliance gold diamond logo (1981-1990)

The official logo of the SDP-Liberal Alliance used the Liberal's usual gold diamond shape with the SDP's *American Typewriter* font.

#### SDP-Liberal Alliance red, blue, and white diamond logo (1983-1984)

The SDP-Liberal Alliance logo as seen on the cover of the Alliance's 1983 "Working Together For Britain: A joint programme for Government" manifesto and their 1984 manifesto for the European Parliamentary elections.

#### SDP-Lib Alliance plain logo

The SDP-Lib Alliance logo as seen on some badges. There are multiple different variants of this logo, with varying features being the colouring, capitalisation, order of "SDP" and "LIB", use of a forward slash between the party names, and whether the bar underlining the party names is split or not.

    Variant 1

    Variant 2

    Variant 3

### Social and Liberal Democrats (1988-1989)

The logo of the Social and Liberal Democrats which was used up until the creation of the Liberal Democratic Party.

## SDP (1990-2018)

The post-merger SDP retains an identical design to the original SDP. One notable difference is that, by the time of the post-merger SDP, the higher saturation logo was used more consistently.

## SDP (2018-2021)

Most reference material for the new SDP comes from online sources which points to a more subdued-coloured logo being used by the party. The logo still retains the same design as previous logos.

## SDP (2021-present)

The most recent SDP logo seeks to modernise the party's brand. It still retains the same design as previous logos but its font has been updated to *Inter*, doing away with the 1980s *American Typewriter* font.
The Strongest Giants

The Strongest Giants is the eighth episode of Crypto X Ing, opposing the japanese oni to the scandinavian troll.

## Theme of the episode

Both fighters are giant humanoids of divine origins, boasting several gods off their respective pantheons among their numbers, but whose chaotic and violent natures put at odds with humanity as well as their godly brethren.

## Rating

This episode is rated R and G as both of the episode's fighters belongs to religious mythos and are savage and often times cannibalistic monsters. Moreover the onis in particular play the part of torturers in Jigoku wich lead to the episode describing rather morbid acts of torture from their part.

## Result

The fight resulted in the oni's victory.

The oni displayed superior strench and weaponry while the troll had superior resillience and healing factor on it's side. Ultimately though the oni's raw power would overwelm the troll's strurdiness allowing it to claim victory.

## Teaser

The next episode's teaser shows a bloody pair of scissors (Kuchisake Onna's weapon of choice) and a mirror (representing Bloody Mary's iconic power).
Spook Stop

Spook Stop is Crypto X Ing's sister series. Unlike the main series it is strictly a Youtube series with no deviantart episodes.

An episode of Spook Stop always air inbetween two episodes of Crypto X Ing and is thematically linked with the Crypto X Ing episode that follows it, the purpose of the episode being to highlight and discuss exemples of the episode's theme that are either too obscure (such as Tarrare) or poorly suited to a death match (such as ouija boards).
Otherworldly Abductors

Otherwordly Abductors is the third episode of Crypto X Ing, opposing the gray aliens from UFO lore to the fairies. Rather than a duel this episode was a team match between a group of grays and a group of fairies, as the grays ability to join their minds to work as one is a major ability of theirs, making a simple duel unfair to them.

## Theme of the episode

Both fighters are diminutive humanoids who nonetheless possess great powers (either in the form of advanced technology or magical prowess), are literally from another world (either a different planet or a different reality) and are known to abduct live human for unknown purposes, thought in either case a common hypothesis to their motivation is the breeding of half-human hybrids.

Both are also associated with strange unexplained lights, crop circles, and "missing time" phenomenons.

## Rating

This episode is rated R and S as the fairies are featured in many mythologies in one form or another and both fighters are suspected of using live abducted humans as part of a hybrid breeding program.

## Result

The fight resulted in the fairies's victory.

While the grays's mind link allowed them superior teamwork and some of their weapons could exploit the fairies's weakenesses, their technology was simply outmatched by the fairies's magic as it was limited by the laws of physics in ways magic isn't, not to mention it is dependent on weapon or gadgets that can be taken away (easily so with magic and telekinesis). This is futher agravated by the grays generaly non-violent nature which does them no favour against the war-like fairies.

## Fight

The fight takes place at a rural home in northern England.

The family residing in the house is targeted for abduction by a gray UFO, but the process is interupted by a party of fairies, leading the humans to escape and the two groups to come to blows.

While the grays manage to score a few blows by exploiting the faes intolerance to loud noises with their ultrasonic scalpels and using the element of surprise produced by their heating blades, one of the fairies uses his pyromancy to set he house on fire, killing one of the grays and forcing the others to retreat to their spacecraft.

The aliens then retaliate with a microwave beam strike, which destroys the house, this proves futile as the fairies escape the blast (presumebly by transporting to their own realm) before transporting the entire flying saucer's crew to the faery realm where they are boiled alive and implicitly eaten.
## Teaser

The next episode's teaser shows the Colchester Overpass (the bunnyman's haunting spot) and Pope Lick Creek's trestle bridge (the local goatman's favorite hunting spot).

## Trivia

* This episode is the only one whose title wasn't changed from deviantart to youtube.
* On the other hand it's fight sequence was almost entirely rewriten, in part due to time constraint.
* This episode is the first to feature a team match as well as the only season 1 episode to do so.
* This episode is the first to have an S rating.
Wish-Granting Triksters

Wish-Granting Triksters is the sixth episode of Crypto X Ing, opposing the irish leprechaun to the arabic djinni (more specifically a marid).

## Theme of the episode

Both fighters are powerfull supernatural beings known to grant wishes to humans either as a reward for helping them or after being captured in exchange for their freedom, though in the later case they are likely to try to purposefully misinterpret the wish to get back at their captor.

## Rating

This episode is rated R as both of the episode's fighters belongs to religious mythos.

## Result

The fight resulted in the leprechaun's victory.

While neither of the two fighter is well equiped to actually kill the other the marid suffered from an other weakness : imprisonement. This allowed the leprechaun to win the fight even if he proved incapale of killing his opponent, a task greatly facilitated by the jinni's well documented arrogance and pride

By contrast the leprechaun's cunning and ability to weave illusions would allow it to trick the jinn into a vessel.

## Teaser

The next episode's teaser shows a sculture of a shetani (the group of evil spirit the popobawa belongs to) and a sculted bracket representing a succubus.
Phantom Femme Fatales

Phantom Femme Fatales is the ninth episode of Crypto X Ing, opposing the japanese Kuchisake Onna to the english Bloody Mary.

## Theme of the episode

Both fighters used to be beautiful and vain women who were horribly mutilated and killed for it, turning them into ghastly wraith looking to inflict the same fate on others. Both also primarily prey on children and teenagers.

## Rating

This episode is rated G as both of the episode's fighters are both the victims and perpetrators of particularly horrific mutilations and disfigurements.

## Result

The fight resulted in Bloody Mary's victory.

While Kuchisake Onna proved to be faster and more combat experienced than Mary, as well as wielding iron weapons (Mary's weakness) and being the only fighter who could permanently kill the other by assimilating her (while Mary could trap her in the mirror world Kuchisake Onna once escaped Jigoku and would thus escape Bloody Mary's world as well in due time), all traits that made her a more than credible threat, she requires hosts to possess in order to do anything , meaning killing all available hosts would render her impotent for the time being, resulting in Bloody Mary's victory.

As Mary could affect her surrounding through poltergeist activity, she could kill Kuchisake Onna's hosts without exposing herself to any counterattacks. Furthermore her vampiric healing allowed her to recover from injuries as she damaged her opponent's hosts. These traits along with the relative scarcity of potential host for Kuchisake Onna allowed Mary to outlast her.

## Teaser

The next episode's teaser shows a coyote (the skinwalker's favorite animal form) and an owl (the strigoï's favorite animal form).

## Trivia

* This episode was a colaboration with fellow horror youtuber Media Isekai who provided the entirety of the Kuchisake Onna segment.
Cryptid

Cryptids are animals whose existence is not recognized by conventional science, though they are purportedly real according to a variety of sources, usually basing their claims in creatures's sightings though sometimes also physical result of their activity (footprints for instance).

Being ordinary (for lack of a better word) animals, cryptids do not possess supernatural powers and are limited to their natural atributes.

## List of Crypto X Ing cryptids

* Bigfoot
* Lizard man
Party Conference

## Social Democratic Party (1981-1988)

* 4th October - 9th October 1981 Rolling Conference
	+ 4th October - 5th October - Perth
	+ 6th October - 7th October - Bradford
	+ 8th October - 9th October - London
* October 1982 Rolling Conference
	+ 13th - 14th October - Derby
	+ Torquay
	+ Cardiff
* 7th September, 1984 - Torquay
* 1985
* 1986
* 1987
* 31th January, 1988 - Sheffield
* 24th September, 1989 - Scarborough

## Social Democratic Party (1990-present)

* 2nd June, 2019 - Peterborough
* 6th November, 2021 - Church House, London
* 2022 - Manchester Central Convention Complex
* 14th October, 2023 - Church House, London
Djinni

Djinns (singular djinni) are a class of supernatural creatures found in Islam, though they predate this religion instead originating from Arabia's preislamic, pagan past. Nonetheless since the Quran constitute the most widely accepted source on djinns by believers, and given that it describe pagan teachings as erroneous, Crypto X Ing uses Islam as the source of djinns on it's show.

## Origin

After creating, first the world, then angels from His light, Allah created the djinns from smokeless fire and gave them dominion over the earth, like later humans they were granted free will to coose between goog and evil. The djinns went on to create their own kingdoms and civilizations.

Then Allah made Man from clay and declared that this new creature had His favour, that all others must bow to them as they were to inherit the earth, and all animals and angels bowed. But the proud djinns refused as they didn't want to relinquish their dominion to such upstart beings, which they saw as inferiors due to their lack of supernatural powers, and led by their king Eblis they waged war against Allah and mankind.

Their pride had blinded the djinns to the difference in might between them and the Lord and they were quickly defeated by his host of angels Eblis and most of his followers were cast down in Hell where they remain as demons. Other djinns fled and hid on earth, or had not taken part in the rebelion and were allowed to remain there

## Nature

Djinns come in many different kinds but they all share some characteristics :

* Long life : how long djinns can live depend on the specific kind of djinni they are but is invariably longer than humans can.
* Biological beings : djinns are mortal creatures who need to eat, drink, and sleep like humans, they also reproduce in the same way and can even interbreed with humans.
* Shapeshifting : all djinns are adept shapeshifters, though the extent of their power varies depanding on their species.
* Free will : like humans djinns have free will and can convert to Islam and access paradise at the end of their lives, though those who sin will go to hell like human sinners, where they will join Eblis's court and become demons.

## List of Crypto X Ing djinns

* Ghoul
* Marid
* Popobawa
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Crypto X Ing (or Crypto Xing) is a Youtube series by Xenunnaki.

The series pits various paranormal entities, wether cryptids, mythological creatures, aliens or even literary characters, in hypothetical fights to the death using their respective powers, strengths, and weaknesses to determine the likely winner, similarly in consept to death battle.

The series started out on deviantart before creator Xenunnaki turned to youtube instead, as such the first 3 episodes can be found on deviantart and Youtube while episode 4 and onward are Youtube exclusive.

Inbetween two episodes of Crypto X Ing an episode of the sister serie Spook Stop is aired.

## Rating system

Crypto X Ing possess its own rating system in the form of a 4 letter code :

R stands for "religion" and is used to indicate at least one fighter is part of a religious belief system. Crypto X Ing does not take a stand on the existence or lack thereof of it's subject but acknowledge that such creatures can be of great importance to believers and as such must be portrayed in a respectfull manner.

F stands for "fiction" and is used to indicate at least one fighter is unambiguously fictional in nature. This rating is important for the same reason as the R rating, as Xenunnaki wishes to avoid conflating obviously fictional beings with others that are believed by some to exist, as sugestig that a horror movie character has the same credibility as a religious figure would be deeply disrespectfull. This is all the more important in episodes in wich a such beings are facing each other such as Creations gone Wrong.

G stands for "gore" and is used to indicate graphic content. While depiction of violence is unavoidable given the series's subject, some paranormal beings are known to engage in particularly gruesome acts of violence such as dismemberment, skinning, or various acts of torture and/or cannibalism that goes beyond what can be expected of a vs fight series, requiring such rating.

S stands for "sex" and is used to indicate sexual content. This include both direct sexual content as well as pregnancy/childbirth and scatological content. Some entities are known to engage in any number of these behaviour that could prove disturbing for the audience, thus requiring such rating.

## Crypto X Ing episodes by season

### season 2

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Episode 1

The first episode of season 2 will be the twelfth episode of Crypto X Ing, opposing two urban legends : the Slenderman and Hashisakusama.

## Theme of the episode

Both fighters are unnaturally tall humanoids known for abducting people, especially children, most likely with deadly intentions. Both also seems to only affect those who have made visual contact with them (or their symbols in the Slenderman's case).

## Trivia

* This episode was not teased with pictures, instead Xenunnaki teased it with a video reveal of the Slenderman
* In the aforementioned video the audience was asked to vote to decide which urban legend would oppose the Slenderman in this episode, the choices being Hashisakusama, the Blair witch, Siren Head and others (to be specified by voters).
* Hashisakusama won the vote by 38% of voices (47 votes) followed by the Blair witch with 27% (34 votes), then Siren Head with 23% (29 votes) and others with 12% (14 votes). Cabadath was the most voted other with 6 votes, almost half the number in that categorie.
Shetani

Shetani are spirits of East African mythology. They are mostly malevolents, though some are benevolent and helpfull to witch doctors.

Shetani look like disformed mockeries of humans or animals, presenting traits like having only one eye, one leg, or only having teeth in one side of the mouth and often appear bent in anatomically impossible positions.

## List of Crypto X Ing shetani

* Popobawa (though he is an arabic djinni rather than a true shetani he is still called one due to being an evil spirit)
Salamanders

Salamanders are the sagani of fire, thought by Paracelsus to be the true origin of the stories of dragons, basilisks and other reptilian monsters.

## Appearance

Salamanders at birth appear to be small lizards that strangely emits heat. Unlike the amphibian they share their name with they are clearly reptillian with a visibly scally skin, though they otherwise look very much alike.

However the salamander soon grows in size with no upward limits, no longer mistakable for a natural animal.

## Behaviour

Salamanders are tasked wit ensuring the burning of plants and structures, regenarating the soil with their ashes so that new life can bloom.

Unlike other sagani the salamander seems to be a mere animal, using it's powers to set things on fire so it can feed on the flames before moving on to the next fuel source. Once it has ran out of fuel the salamander fizzle out and dies, its body turning into ashes littered with minuscule eggs that can remain indefinitely until tey are put into a flame, hatching them and begining the cycle anew. This cycle of life, death, and creation of new life mirrors the salamander's own role in the natural order.

Ironicaly enough this suggest that salamanders are an all female race reproducing through partenogenesis (as some lizard do) making them very similar to their elemental opposite the undines.

## Characteristics

* Size : as a salamander consumes fire it grows bigger affecting it's other atributes.
* Strength : the salamander's strench is proportional to its size, beginning weak but getting ever stronger.
* Claws and fangs : salamanders have claws and fangs like a lizard's. These are negligibles at their starting size but become fearsome weapons on a dinosaur-sized specimen.
* Resilience : the salamander is initially no tougher than an ordinary lizard but, as its size grows, it become capable of taking more damage without dying. Furthermore its skin get thicker becoming a natural armour.
* Poison : salamanders secrete a highly toxic venom, killing anything that touches them.
* Speed : a salamander starts out as fast and nimble as a lizard, but become more ponderous as its size increases.
* Intelligence : salamanders are no more intelligent than ordinary lizards, caring only about eating.

## Powers

* Fireproof : salamanders are not harmed by fire, on the contrary its heat makes them grow in size and power.
* Firebreath : salamanders breath fires like the dragons they are said to have inspired, their breath becomes more powerfull the bigger they get.

## Weaknesses

* Salamanders only stay alive as long as their is fire to sustains them. Putting out all fires in the area kills the salamander. That being said this releases the salamander eggs, in a number proportional to its size at the time of death, which might escalate the problem if the opponent is stupid enough to make a fire afterward...
* Salamanders are not immune to their own poison, they are not harmed by simple contact but will die if forced to breath or drink it.
* The salamander's blood makes one fireproof if drank, thus an opponent could theoretically hurt the salamander and make themselves immune to its main attack at once.
Season 1 episodes

## List of episodes

1. Missing Links
2. Ravenous Maneaters
3. Otherwordly Abductors
4. Lover's Lane Slashers
5. Creations gone Wrong
6. Wish-Granting Triksters
7. Nocturnal Intruders
8. The Strongest Giants
9. Phantom Femme Fatales
10. Tooth And Claw
11. Elemental Battle Royale

## Trivia

* Season 1's most frequent rating is R (7 episodes) followed by G (5 episodes), S and no rating (2 episodes each) and lastly F (1 episode).
Giants of Myths, Folklore, and Fairy Tales

Giants of Myths, Folklore, and Fairy Tales is the seventh episode of Spook Stop.

It is linked to The Strongest Giants, sharing it's theme of, well giants.

The episode talks about giants in general, analysing many different kinds found in various mythologies.

## Trivia

* This is the only season 1 Spook Stop episode to discuss the fighters of the upcoming Crypto X Ing
Elemental Battle Royale

Elemental Battle Royale is the eleventh episode of Crypto X Ing, opposing the sagani of paracelsian alchemy : the gnome, the undine, the sylph and the salamander. As it's title imply this episode is a battle royale between 4 elementals rather than a duel, to celebrate the season's finale.

## Theme of the episode

All fighters are elementals from paracelsian alchemical theory, one for each element.

## Result

The fight resulted in the undine's victory.

In the fighter's ranking the sylph was deemed the weakest : while it has the greatest mobility of all elementals and can make itself impervious to physical attacks by assuming it's wind form, it lacks the offensive power to damage it's opponent (with the exeption of a still small salamander and even them the venom whould result in a mutual kill at best).

In second last position was the salamander, whose reliance on fire to maintain it's life force allows it's opponents to kill it simply by extinguishing it's fire, a task they can accomplish with their own elements especially given it is much rarer than it's opponents elements in nature.

The gnome categorised for second rank as their physical durability alone allows them to wistand most of their competitors's attacks with only two exeption : the salamander's venom (which the gnome would be inteligent enough to be wary of and capable of avoiding with ranged attacks) and drowning (wich resulted in it's defeat by the undine).

Lastly the undine owes her victory to her ability to stay safe simply by remaining underwater, as none of the other elements can reach her there and all but the sylph would die if immersed in it. Thus she could defeat the other sagani simply by raising the water level with her magical urn until they were destroyed.

## Trivia

* This episode is the show's first battle royale.
* This episode is the first to draw all it's fighters from the same belief system (as cryptozoology and urban legends are not unified belief as such).
* Despite paracelsianism's quasi religious doctrine this episode was not given an R rating, likely because paracelsianism has no modern adherent and is generally considered a pseudoscience rather than a religion.
Henry

# Henry M.

### The Good Guy..

Henry is a secondary character who will become important in season 2, Henry is someone quite strange in that he spies a lot on the main character and the viewer.

But otherwise he's very nice, he helps Dave quite often but he helps the new kid Jack K. more. He's also passionate about guitars.

Void Henry

Brother: Dave M. / W. Afton