recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Burnout

Burnout is a psychological condition characterized by emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and/or a reduced sense of personal accomplishment. It is a common curse among leaders, particularly those in high-stress environments. Burnout can be a serious and debilitating condition that can affect a leader's performance, their relationships with their team, and their overall well-being.

Causes of Burnout

Burnout can be caused by a variety of factors, including work-related stress, personal issues, and lifestyle factors. Some of the most common causes of burnout among leaders include:

1. High workloads and long hours
2. Constant pressure to achieve results
3. Lack of support or resources
4. Conflict with colleagues or team members
5. Personal issues, such as health problems or family difficulties
6. Lack of work-life balance
7. Constant exposure to negative news or information

Symptoms of Burnout

The symptoms of burnout can be both physical and emotional. Some of the most common symptoms include:

1. Feeling exhausted and drained
2. Becoming irritable or impatient
3. Feeling helpless or hopeless
4. Losing interest in work or hobbies
5. Having difficulty concentrating or making decisions
6. Feeling disconnected from others
7. Developing physical symptoms, such as headaches or digestive problems

Preventing Burnout

Preventing burnout requires leaders to take an active role in managing their own well-being. Some effective strategies for preventing burnout include:

1. Setting realistic goals and expectations (there are counselors at your school to help you)
2. Prioritizing self-care activities, such as exercise and relaxation
3. Maintaining a healthy work-life balance
4. Building strong relationships with colleagues, cadre/s, and team members
5. Seeking support from a therapist or counselor, with either being from your school or otherwise
6. Learning to delegate tasks and responsibilities effectively
7. Practicing mindfulness and stress-management techniques

Treating Burnout

If a leader is experiencing burnout, it is important to seek treatment as soon as possible. Some effective treatment options for burnout include:

1. Taking time off work to rest and recharge
2. Participating in counseling or therapy
3. Engaging in stress-reducing activities, such as meditation or yoga
4. Making lifestyle changes, such as getting more sleep or exercise
5. Seeking support from colleagues or loved ones
6. Reevaluating work-related goals and priorities
7. Taking steps to reduce work-related stressors

Conclusion

Burnout is a common experience among leaders, but it is not inevitable. By taking steps to prevent burnout and seeking treatment when necessary, leaders can maintain their well-being and continue to lead their teams effectively. Understanding the causes and symptoms of burnout is the first step toward preventing and treating this debilitating condition.
Mathematics

Mathematics is the study of numbers and their application in the real world. By now, you have seen and practically mastered various concepts in the field from addition to potentially pre-calc unless something got in your way such as dyscalculia (not that you should be ashamed for having a math disorder, nor bad at math in general) or you are taking further education or exploration in the field.

Mathematics can help you with leadership too as it helps you see things in a new way as it uncovers things you couldn't see with just your eyes before such as rate of change.

Some common formulas that can help you are below:

(T/E)=how often in terms of variable T that event E happened on average

(T/E) - (t/e)=how faster (positive number) or slower (negative number) event t is happening than event E on average. Can be used to generalize rate of change when the event is not differing, but the time interval is changing.

If you hate the typical quadratic formula, perhaps this one would be better for you! :)

If you can get your data in a y=mx+b format, you can use many mathematical concepts such as calculus. You should be able to do so with Linear Regression.

ROI is a widely used formula in business and finance that calculates the return on a particular investment. The formula for ROI is:

ROI = (Gain from Investment - Cost of Investment) / Cost of Investment

Leaders can use ROI to evaluate the potential returns of a particular investment, project or initiative. For example, if a leader is considering investing in a new marketing campaign, they can use ROI to determine if the potential gains from the campaign are worth the cost of investment.

Break-even Point = Fixed Costs / (Sales Price per Unit - Variable Costs per Unit)

Leaders can use break-even analysis to determine the minimum amount of sales required to make a profit on a particular product or service. By knowing this number, leaders can make better decisions about pricing, production costs, and sales goals.
Reggie Turkey

Reggie Turkey is the main Protagonist from Free Birds.

## Allies

* Valley Rabbit
* Peter Pan
* Alice Liddell
* Mr. Peabody, Sherman and Penny
* Tinkerbell and her Friends
* Joy and Sadness
* Cecilia Nelson
* Lewis Robinson
* Turbo Snail
* Sulley and Mike
* Lightning McQueen
* Classified
* Ben Tennyson
* Samurai Jack
* Chipmunks and Chipettes
* Star Butterfly
* Randy Cunningham
* Penn Zero
* Mystery Gang
* Judy and Nick
* Mane 6 and Spike
* Powerpuff Girls
* Bubble Guppies
* Pound Puppies
* Dexter
* Ed, Edd and Eddy
* Chon Wang
* Roy O Bannon
* Lin
* Derek Zoolander
* Hansel McDonald
* Matilda Jefferies
* David Starsky
* Ken Hutchinson
* Larry Daley
* Museum Figures
* Danny, Oopsy and Melody and the gang
* Disney Keep Moving forward heroes
* Minnie Mouse and her Friends
* The Unlikely Trio

## Trivia

* Reggie Turkey will join Valley and Ben 10 and the gang's Team
* Unlike Lightning McQueen he can be a Coward in the film
* Reggie Turkey is voiced by Owen Wilson who also voiced Lightning McQueen from Cars, Marmaduke himself from the 2010 film and played as Hansel McDonald from Zoolander, Roy O Bannon from Shanghai Noon and Knights, Ken Hutchinson from Starsky and Hutch, Jedediah Smith from Night at the museum films, John from Wedding Crashers and Agent Mobius M Mobius from Loki
Fred Jones

Fred Jones is one of the main Characters from Scooby Doo.

## Allies

* Valley Rabbit
* Peter Pan
* Alice Liddell
* Mr. Peabody
* Sherman Peabody
* Penny Peterson
* Tinker Bell
* Silvermist
* Fawn
* Iridessa
* Rosetta
* Vidia
* Periwinkle
* Cecilia Nelson
* Lewis Robinson
* Turbo Snail
* Sulley
* Mike
* Reggie
* Classified
* Lightning McQueen
* Ben Tennyson
* Samurai Jack
* Alvin
* Simon
* Theodore
* Brittany
* Jeanette
* Eleanor
* Star Butterfly
* Randy Cunningham
* Penn Zero
* Daphne
* Velma
* Shaggy
* Scooby Doo
* Judy
* Nick
* Mane 6
* Spike
* Joy
* Sadness
* Powerpuff Girls
* Gil
* Molly
* Goby
* Deema
* Nonny
* Oona
* Zooli
* Cooler
* Whopper
* Nose Marie
* Bright Eyes
* Howler
* Dexter
* Ed
* Edd
* Eddy
* Chon Wang
* Roy O Bannon
* Lin
* Derek Zoolander
* Hansel McDonald
* Matilda Jefferies
* David Starsky
* Ken Hutchinson
* Larry Daley
* Museum Figures
* Disney Keep Moving forward heroes
* Danny, Oopsy and Melody and the gang
* Minnie Mouse and her Friends
* The Unlikely Trio

## Trivia

* Fred Jones along with Daphne, Velma, Shaggy and Scooby Doo will join Valley and Ben 10 and the gang's Team
Imposter Syndrome

Imposter Syndrome is a psychological phenomenon that is common among leaders, particularly those who are high-achieving and successful. It is characterized by feelings of inadequacy and self-doubt, despite evidence of one's competence and accomplishments. Leaders who experience imposter syndrome may fear being exposed as a fraud, and may feel that they do not deserve their success.

Causes of Imposter Syndrome

The causes of imposter syndrome can be complex and multifaceted. Some of the most common factors that contribute to imposter syndrome among leaders include:

1. High levels of self-criticism and perfectionism
2. Fear of failure or making mistakes
3. A tendency to discount one's accomplishments and focus on one's shortcomings
4. A history of being undervalued or criticized for one's work
5. Societal or cultural messages that undermine confidence, particularly for members of underrepresented groups
6. Lack of role models or mentors who can provide support and guidance
7. Pressure to conform to expectations or stereotypes, particularly in male-dominated fields.

Symptoms of Imposter Syndrome

The symptoms of imposter syndrome can vary, but some common signs include:

1. Persistent self-doubt, even in the face of success
2. Feeling like a fraud or that one's success is due to luck or external factors
3. Downplaying or dismissing one's own accomplishments
4. Fear of being exposed as a fraud and having their life crumble around them
5. Anxiety or stress related to current performance and/or achievement levels
6. Difficulty accepting praise or positive feedback
7. Under-worthing one's self

Overcoming Imposter Syndrome

Overcoming imposter syndrome requires self-awareness, self-compassion, and a willingness to challenge one's negative self-talk. Some strategies that can be effective in overcoming imposter syndrome include:

1. Reframing negative thoughts and beliefs, such as by practicing positive self-talk or cognitive restructuring
2. Building a support network of mentors, colleagues, or friends who can provide feedback and encouragement
3. Practicing self-care activities, such as exercise or mindfulness meditation
4. Setting achievable goals and celebrating one's accomplishments
5. Seeking professional help, such as counseling or therapy
6. Recognizing and challenging societal or cultural messages that undermine confidence
7. Embracing vulnerability and taking risks, even if it means making mistakes or experiencing failure.

Conclusion

Imposter Syndrome is a common experience among leaders, but it can be overcome with self-awareness, self-compassion, and support from others. By recognizing the symptoms and causes of imposter syndrome, leaders can take steps to build their confidence and overcome self-doubt. With practice and perseverance, leaders can learn to embrace their successes and recognize their true value and worth.
Riley's Quadratic Formula

Back in his senior year of highschool, some time in 2020 or 2021, Riley found a different way to solve problems in the concept known as "extracting the square-root," but in his first year of college he found out that it can be used to solve ANY quadratics where the problem is in a Ax^2+Bx+C=0 formatting.

On it's own, the rule discovered goes as follows:

If U(x+n)^2=r, then x=(-Un +/- squareroot[Ur])/U

n is called the neg-number as it causes negativity to happen in the answer

r is called the root-number as it goes into the square root portion of the answer

x is the unknown value wanting to be known

Finally, U is the big, most important number in the entire equation in more ways than one. Afterall, U is important! ;)

As promised, the equation can be used to solve ANY quadratics where the problem is in a Ax^2+Bx+C=0 formatting as well. Using the formula works first by solving for U, n, and r first before application by these formulas:

If Ax^2+Bx+C=0, then:

U=A

n=B/(2U)

r=-1(C-Un^2)
A Valley and Friends Adventure Scene Selection

## Scene Selection

1. Opening Scene/ Second Star to the Right/Alex, Red, Chuck, Bomb and Penguins/Getting Ready for Bed
2. Getting Up for Adventure/Getting Ready for Adventure/Off To See the World/ Beanstalk Growing Dream
3. Beanstalk Adventure/ All the Good We can Eat/Willie The Giant
4. Escape from Willie The Giant/ Time to Change/ Meeting Sakura Kimoto
5. Meeting Danny, Oopsy and the Gang/
Twilight Sparkles

Twilight Sparkles is the main Protagonist from My Little Pony Friendship is Magic.

## Allies

* Valley
* Peter Pan
* Alice Liddell
* Mr. Peabody, Sherman and Penny
* Tinkerbell, Silvermist, Fawn, Iridessa, Rosetta, Vidia and Periwinkle
* Joy and Sadness
* Cecilia Nelson
* Lewis Robinson
* Turbo Snail
* Sulley and Mike
* Lightning McQueen
* Reggie
* Classified
* Ben Tennyson
* Samurai Jack
* Alvin, Simon, Theodore, Brittany, Jeanette and Eleanor
* Star Butterfly
* Randy Cunningham
* Penn Zero
* Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy and Scooby Doo
* Judy and Nick
* Pinkie pie, Fluttershy, Applejack, Rarity, Rainbow Dash and Spike
* Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup
* Gil, Molly, Goby, Deema, Nonny, Oona and Zooli
* Cooler, Whopper, Nose Marie, Bright Eyes and Howler
* Dexter
* Ed, Eddy and Edd
* Chon Wang
* Roy O' Bannon
* Lin
* Derek Zoolander
* Hansel McDonald
* Matilda Jefferies
* David Starsky
* Ken Hutchinson
* Larry Daley
* museum Figures
* Danny, Oopsy and Melody and the gang
* Minnie Mouse and her Friends
* Keep Moving forward heroes
* the Unlikely Trio

## Trivia

* Twilight Sparkles along with Pinkie Pie, Fluttershy, Applejack, Rarity, Rainbow Dash and Spike will Join Valley and Ben 10 and the gang's Team
* she is Voiced by Tara Strong who also voiced by Bubbles from Powerpuff Girls
List of zombies (sortable)

This is a full list of zombie heroes, zombie cards, zombie superpowers, and zombie tricks you can sort by name, ability, set, rarity, type, trait, class, tribe, description, signature superpower, and other superpowers.

## Notes

* The zombie heroes, their superpowers, and the five classes are listed in the order that I prefer.
Card

Cards are used by both factions to compete against each other.

## Abilities

### Dino-Roar

Bananasaurus RexTricarrotopsApotatosaurusAloesaurusLima-PleurodonVeloci-Radish HatchlingVeloci-Radish HunterMondo BrontoStompadonTankylosaurusRaiding RaptorZombot Dinotronic Mechasaur

## Trivia

* Although Lima-Pleurodon has the Dino-Roar ability, they really should not since the species that they're based on (Liopleurodons, or any pilosaurs for that matter) are NOT dinosaurs.
Economics/Finances/Money

Economics is the study of how societies allocate resources to produce goods and services, which has important implications for leadership. Leaders who understand economic principles can make informed decisions about resource allocation, develop effective business strategies, and navigate market forces. In this article, we will explore how economics can benefit leaders and improve their performance.

1.Resource Allocation

Effective resource allocation is critical for success in any organization. Leaders who understand economic principles can make informed decisions about how to allocate resources, including labor, capital, and materials. They can also evaluate the trade-offs involved in different allocation decisions and identify opportunities to optimize resource use.

2. Business Strategy

Economic principles can also inform business strategy. Leaders who understand market forces, such as supply and demand, can develop strategies that take advantage of market opportunities and respond to market threats. They can also use economic principles such as cost-benefit analysis and risk assessment to evaluate business decisions and identify opportunities for growth.

3. Financial Management

Leaders who understand economic principles can effectively manage financial resources, including budgets, investments, and cash flow. They can use economic principles such as time value of money and risk-return trade-offs to make informed financial decisions and allocate resources effectively.

4. Innovation

Innovation is critical for success in many industries, and economics can play a role in fostering it. Leaders who understand the economics of innovation can identify opportunities for research and development and allocate resources effectively to support innovative initiatives. They can also use economic principles such as game theory and auction theory to identify strategies for competing in innovative markets.

5. Public Policy

Economic principles also have important implications for public policy. Leaders who understand economics can evaluate the potential impacts of policy decisions on their organization and develop effective advocacy strategies. They can also use economic principles such as market failure and externalities to identify opportunities to shape public policy and support the interests of their organization.

In conclusion, economics can be a valuable asset for leaders in their roles. Leaders who understand economic principles can make informed decisions about resource allocation, develop effective business strategies, manage financial resources, foster innovation, and shape public policy. By applying these principles to the workplace, leaders can create a positive and productive work environment that fosters collaboration, innovation, and success.
Guiding Candle

The Guiding Candle is an Item created by Smarti\_8721 inside of DOORS but remastered.

The Guiding Candle was an unreleased Item inside of DOORS and was replaced with the Candle.

This Item cannot be bought in the Pre-Run Shop and can only be bought in Jeff Shop or be found in Drawers, on the ground and on the Ground.

This Item gives you a light source and goes out once an Entity like Switchers or Rage is coming.
Rage

Rage is an Entity created by Smarti\_8721 in DOORS but remastered

Rage was inspired by DOORS Concepts, but it works similar to the CaptainJackAttack idea.

This Entity was gonna be called Ambush before the creator thought of making it Rage, and it wouldve worked the same way Ambush did.

This Entity wouldve been able to be stopped by a Lockpick before even being an Ambush type Entity.

the "Enraged" Badge is a refrence to the Figure Enraged II OST from the actual DOORS

This Entity cannot be found on Floor 2 due to Depth replacing the Floor 2 Rage.

Ambush is another Entity inside of this game, but hes more rare then Rage.
Rechargable Flashlight

Rechargable Flashlight is an Item created by Smarti\_8721 inside of DOORS but remastered.

Rechargable Flashlight is an infinite Flashlight just like the Shakelight (unless your in Floor 2).

The Rechargable Flashlight was removed due to being an Infinite Light Source and having an new mechanic, but the owner of the game Smarti\_8721 does say that the Rechargable Flashlight could come at any time soon.

This Item would have a new mechanic of being found, but the Owner Smarti\_8721 does not know what it should be, but he has been thinking Drawers or a new thing called Gift Boxes.

This Item would be findable through out the Hotel including on the Ground like the Guiding Candle.
Taco

Taco is an Entity created by Smarti\_8721 in DOORS but remastered, and was an originally cancelled Entity before they decided to make it for tuesday only.

Taco was originially planed to play the "It's raining tacos theme" and had a chance to appear behind a Door, but they changed it to spawn in specific places each tuesday but 5 different spots on each floor.

Taco does not play any Music due to being an Hidden entity around the Hotel, Rock Bottom ##### and ### (i blurred that out for a reason because i dont want any leaks for Floor 3 and 4, sorry).

Taco was just gonna be a funny jumpscare that wouldve replaced Shadow, but instead it will be still Shadow or it could be replaced by another Entity.

Strangely enough, Taco is Lethal although he does not deal any damage, unlike Timothy and Snare.

The only Entitys that does not kill are Taco and Shadow as for now.
Ala

**Etymology:** georgian “არა”, meaning “no”

**Pronunciation:** /ala/ (ah-lah)

**Meaning:** no, not, (used to form a yes-no question), nothing, zero (counting and binary)

**Sitelen Pona Origin:** the letter x, a crosslinguistic symbol for negation

**Sitelen P'OH NO Origin:** https://mr-yokais-fantastic-slimes.fandom.com/wiki/User\_blog:TSRITW/All\_Numb3r\_Fighters enn and jenn from numb3r fighters
Kepeken

**Etymology:** dutch “gebruiken”, meaning “to use”

**Pronunciation:** /kepeken/ (keh-peh-keh-n)

**Meaning:** to use, with, by means of

**Sitelen Pona Origin:** ilo + luka i.e a hand using a tool

**Sitelen P'OH NO Origin:** cappy + ken

**Other Cool Stuff:** whether "kepeken" should be used with or without "e" in a predicative position (meaning "to use") remains controversial… for now
Grow-Shroom

She's always bringing out the best in others.

Grow-Shroom is a basic common card in the game. She costs 3 to play and has 2/1.

She doesn't have any traits, and her ability gives another plant, excluding herself, +2/+2.

## Updates

### Update 1.12.6

* Sound change: Now sounds similar to Sun-shroom from Plants vs. Zombies 2.

### Update 1.14.13

* Sound change: Now uses her original sound effects.

## Strategies

### With

Grow-Shroom herself is pretty mediocre, having low stats compared to the other 3-sun plants. And her stat-boosting ability, while decent, is outclassed by Fertilize. However, Grow-Shroom is not fully inferior to any of these and has her place to stand, having both elements of a fighter and a stat-booster, although her role as a fighter is the more prominent part of her.

Grow-Shroom can block a glass cannon's attack from hurting a valuable **Team-Up** plant or you, and since her strength isn't that bad, she will be able to put an end to most of them. She is also able to serve as a fighter in Captain Combustible's mushroom swarm with Buff-Shroom and Punish-Shroom and reactivate her ability via Rescue Radish as Green Shadow. All of these cannot be achieved with Fertilize.

Other than that, do not play Grow-Shroom by herself, since she is not able to boost herself. Avoid playing her in Total Eclipse either, as Total Eclipse's ability will activate before Grow-Shroom's, destroying her before she can activate her ability.

### Against

Grow-Shroom shouldn't be hard to destroy due to her low stats; common early-game removal cards like Nibble and Bungee Plumber are able to destroy her. However, her ability is the more dangerous side of her, being able to boost another plant to a dangerous level.

Therefore, removing the boosted plant should be of higher priority for you, because as mentioned before, Grow-Shroom herself doesn't pose much of a threat. **Deadly** zombies and tricks like Rocket Science and Locust Swarm can destroy the boosted plant, while **Bouncing** the boosted plant can reset its stats. Playing Landscaper can negate the boosted plant's strength, but its health boost will remain.

It is highly recommended not to **Bounce** this plant, as your opponent can play this again, which can boost another plant. The only exception is if you are going to be defeated otherwise, or you can win from doing that.
Valley, Ben 10 and Peter Pan (1997 Film)

Valley, Ben 10 and Peter Pan was a 1997 American 2d animated crossover film it was based on Peter Pan by J.M Barrie Released in theaters June 20 1997

## Cast

* Frank Welker as Valley and Fred Jones
* Blayne Weaver as Peter Pan
* Hynden Walch as Alice Libbel and Wendy Darling
* Jeff Bennett as Mr. Peabody and Classified
* Debi DerryBerry as Sherman Peabody
* Kristin Dunst as Penny Peterson and Riley Anderson
* Mae Whitman as Tinkerbell
* Lucy Liu as Silvermist
* Amanda Bynes as Fawn and Judy Hopps
* Raven Symone as Iridessa
* Meg Ryan as Rosetta
* Pamela Adlon as Vidia
* Cathy Cavadini as Periwinkle and Blossom
* Tress MacNeille as Joy
* Kath Sourcie as Sadness
* Anna Paquin as Cecilia Nelson
* Daniel Hansen as Lewis Robinson
* Ryan Reynolds as Turbo Snail
* John Goodman as Sulley
* Billy Crystal as Mike
* Owen Wilson as Lightning McQueen and Reggie
* Phil LaMarr as Samurai Jack
* Yuri Lowenthal as Ben Tennyson
* Ross Bagdasarian Jr as Alvin and Simon
* Janice Karman as Theodore, Brittany, Jeanette and Eleanor
* Don Missick as Scooby doo
* Casey Kasem as Shaggy Rogers
* Pat Stevens as Velma Dinkley
* Heather North Kenney as Daphne Blake
* Tara Strong as Twilight Sparkles and Bubbles
* Andrea Libman as Pinkie Pie and Flutter shy
* Ashleigh Ball as Rainbow Dash and Apple Jack
* Tabitha St Germain as Rarity
* Cathy Weseluck as Spike
* Elizabeth Daily as Buttercup
* Brennan Howard as Cooler
* Ruth Buzzi as Nose Marie
* Nancy Cartwright as Bright Eyes
* Hal Rayle as Howler
* J.B Ward as Whopper
* Christine Cavanaugh as Dexter
* Tony Sampson as Eddy
* Matt Hill as Ed
* Samuel Vincent as Double D

## Released

* The Film released in theaters June 20 1997
* The Film released on home video March 17 1998 with thx
* The Film released on Special Edition DVD and Video Released March 12 2002
* The Film released on 2 Disc Platinum Edition DVD March 13 2007
* The Film released on DVD and Blu-Ray February 12 2013
* The Film released on Blu-Ray and DVD May 1 2018
Havendock

***Havendock*** is a simulation game developed by YYZ and published by Different Tales and IndieArk. It was released on Steam for Microsoft Windows on April 20, 2023.

## Premise

*Breathe easy and thrive in this cozy colony sim. Build a haven for castaways, manage resources, live your best life on the ocean. Lead your humble settlement into a high-tech society.*
YEET!

YEET! is an Achievement created by Smarti\_8721 inside of DOORS but remastered used for Encountering Vortex.

This Achievement was originally going to be called "Deleted" due to being an Achievement to an entity that would instantly kill the Player inside of DOORS but remastered, but was latered changed to an Non-Lethal Entity.

This Achievement was originally going to be an Achievement for Rage.
La

**Etymology:** either esperanto “la”, the definite article or acadian french -la, the proximal & topical suffix

**Pronociation:** /la/ (lah)

**As A Syllable:** the syllable “la”

**Meaning:** (between the context phrase and the main sentence)

**Sitelen Pona Origin:** maybe related to blissymbol “later” and “ago” or maybe a parenthesis

**Sitelen P'OH NO Origin:** big pig from angry birds
Kulupu

**Etymology:** tongan “kulupu”, meaning “group”

**Pronunciation:** /kulupu/ (koo-loo-poo)

**Meaning:** community, company, group, nation, society, tribe

**Sitelen Pona Origin:** a group consisting of three members represented by circles

**Sitelen P'OH NO Origin:** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnMkf3ZtFfU a screenshot from the numberblocks episode “your turn”
Jo

**Etymology:** mandarin 有 (yǒu), meaning “have”

**Pronunciation:** /jo/ (yoh)

**Meaning:** to have, carry, contain, hold

**As A Syllable:** the syllable “jo”

**Sitelen Pona Origin:** prolly a pictogram of a person pointing at themself or holding something

**Sitelen P'OH NO Origin:** yo yo yo!

**Other Cool Stuff:** all j's are pronounced like y's in toki pona. so it’s “yoh”, not “joh”
Kama

**Etymology:** tok pisin “kamap”, meaning “event, arrive, happen, become, bring about, and summon”

**Pronunciation:** /kama/ (kah-mah)

**Meaning:** arriving, coming, future, summoned, (pv.) to become, manage to, succeed in

**Sitelen Pona Origin:** legs facing left, implying walking

**Sitelen P'OH NO Origin:** numberblock 5
Anu

**Etymology:** georgian “ან”, meaning “or”

**Pronunciation:** /anu/ (ah-noo)

**Meaning:** or, choose, decide

**Sitelen Pona Origin:** possibly from mathematical symbol "or" (∨)

**Sitelen P'OH NO Origin:** y from alphabet lore

**Other Cool Stuff:** there was some controversy on using “anu” to mean “choose”… i wonder why
Switches

Switches is an Entity created by Smarti\_8721 inside of DOORS but remastered.

Switches is Rush but comes back inside of DOORS but remastered.

The only Rush like Entity is Switches.

This Entity can sometimes appear inside of Closets and Damage 20 percent of your health but is not lethal.

The Entity is also a replacement for Jack inside of Closets, but cannot spawn while he is dashing through the rooms and cannot appear once Rage appears aswell.
Kon

**Etymology:** mandarin “空氣” (kōngqì), meaning “air, atmosphere, ambience, opinion”

**Pronociation:** /kon/ (koh-n)

**As A Syllable:** the syllable “kon”

**Meaning:** air, breath, essence, spirit, hidden reality, unseen agent

**Sitelen Pona Origin:** wavy lines to indicate the fluidity of air

**Sitelen P'OH NO Origin:** https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/561751517 aircat
The Toki P'OH NO Words Wiki

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Ijo

**Etymology:** esperanto “io”, meaning “something”

**Pronunciation:** /ijo/ (ee-yoh)

**Meaning:** thing, phenomenon, object, matter

**Sitelen Pona Origin:** a circle for a simple, normal object

**Sitelen P'OH NO Origin:** https://numberblocks.fandom.com/wiki/Thing the thing from alphablocks

**Other Cool Stuff:** half as interesting thinks “ijo” is pronounced “ah-yoh” like it’s an english word. ~~LIKE BRO IT'S NOT “AH-YOH” STUPID-~~ /falthr
E

**Etymology:** a priori

**Pronunciation:** /e/ (eh)

**Meaning:** (before the direct object)

**As A Letter:** the letter E

**As A Syllable:** the syllable “e”

**Sitelen Pona Origin:** two arrows, can look like it’s pointing to the object, hence the meaning

**Sitelen P'OH NO Origin:** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JZnni2b\_6I danny rebus from the electric comapny
Sitelen Emosi

Sitelen Emosi (also known as “Sitelen Emoji” or Sitelen Pilin) is a writing system used for writing Toki Pona.

It is used for writing toki pona using emojis.

As of May 2020, there is an android pinyin style keyboard and desktop extensions for Windows, MacOS and Linux. There is an iOS app that is available to build from source, but it is not on the app store.

In addition to these words that occur in Sonja Lang's book (pu), there are 12 words that have official emoji: apeja 😢, kin ❕, kipisi ✂️, leko 🧱, linluwi 🌐, majuna 👵, monsuta 👹, namako 🧂, oko 👁️, pake 🚧, powe 🧞 and tonsi ♐.
Sting Bean

Sting Bean is a basic common plant card. She costs 1 to play and has 1/2. She has the Amphibious and Bullseye traits but does not have any abilities

## Updates

### Update 1.4.14

* Description change: Was originally *Her aim is true. Ask any enemy Hero.*

## Strategies

### With

Sting Bean is no doubt a good early-game plant, and should not be underestimated for both sides. Even though she has low stats (still decent for a 1-sun plant, though), her **Amphibious** trait grants her safety from most zombies, while her **Bullseye** trait allows her to whittle down on your opponent's health reliably. If you give her a boost, Sting Bean can potentially be a big threat to the enemy. While boosting her strength may be hard for some heroes, every Guardian hero has access to good health-boosting cards like Photosynthesizer and Steel Magnolia, making her harder to destroy. In case of emergency, Bubble Up or Gardening Gloves can move her.

When playing as Grass Knuckles, you can play boosting cards like Fertilize and Plant Food to turn her into a big threat easily. Sting Bean can also be used in a pea deck due to being a pea plant; using her with Torchwood allows her to do 3 damage per attack with **Bullseye** as early as turn 2, and with The Podfather, you can increase her base stats to 3/4. However, keep in mind that you will not be able to play Sting Bean on the aquatic lane if you use her with the former.

Citron and Beta-Carrotina can use her in a bean deck with Bean Counter and Admiral Navy Bean, where she can be spammed and activate their abilities many times. She can also be boosted by Navy Bean due to her **Amphibious** trait.

Sting Bean is also a good plant for **Evolution**. While Puff-Shroom and Lil' Buddy are the cheapest base plants for **Evolution**, Sting Bean only costs 1 sun and has the **Amphibious** trait, meaning you can surprise your opponent by playing a powerful **Evolution** plant like Gatling Pea or Bamboozle on the aquatic lane, and boost it a lot without much interference if their aquatic defenses are poor, both without causing much disruption on your sun management. While she can't be used to **Evolve** some cards, all their abilities are better off activated outside the rightmost (aquatic) lane. But if you are playing as Citron or Beta-Carrotina, Admiral Navy Bean is a better choice due to its additional **Team-Up** trait.

### Against

It is best to take Sting Bean down before she gets stronger; even if she does not, leaving a plant with **Bullseye** alive is not a very good idea. Good, cheap counters to Sting Bean are Rolling Stone, Bungee Plumber, and Nibble. (Nibble cannot destroy Sting Bean, but it does reduce her strength to 0.) But even if you do that, your opponent can play **Team-Up** or **Evolution** plants, or reboost her, so do not ignore her lane completely. Later in the game, The Chickening could also be a viable option, as it also damages other plants in the process.

Alternatively, certain zombies like Sumo Wrestler and Snorkel Zombie can help deal with her.
Jelo

**Etymology:** english “yellow”

**Pronunciation:** /jelo/ (yeh-loh)

**Meaning:** yellow, yellowish

**Sitelen Pona Origin:** suno + kule (sun color = yellow)

**Sitelen P'OH NO Origin:** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9xo2ASXdgk egg says yellow

**Other Cool Stuff:** some like to use "jelo" to mean lime green, though this is uncommon
Categories

All of the words are separated into 9 categories. These include:

1. **ORIGINALS: nimi pu.** AKA, The ACTUAL Toki Pona words.
2. **SIN-KU OR SWIM: nimi ku suli.** You're in *Nimisin Territory* now. These words are in jan Misali's Tokirap.
3. **KU-KU FOR NEW WORDS: nimi ku lili.** They aren’t considered “canon” despite being in ku… but hey, in Toki P'OH NO, **EVERYTHING** **IS CANON.**
4. **LETTERS SYLLABLES NUMBERS AND COLORS!: nimi nimi, nanpa, en kule.** They can laugh, they can sing, they can make anything, you can count on them, and they’re mixing it up for you!
5. **LINKU OR SWIM: nimi lipu Linku.** Wanna know a fact? Rex and Wink created sitelen P'OH NO for **EVERY WORD IN LIPU LINKU IN TWO DAYS.** Yeah, two days.
6. **PEEPEEPOOPOO: nimi pakola.** This category is for misspelled and mispronounced Toki Pona words.
7. **ANASI AWA: nimi pi anasi awa.** What if Toki Pona had words that aren’t derived from Esperanto or Tok Pisin?
8. **EVERYTHING ELSE: nimi sin musi.** Self explanatory.
9. **MULTI-WORDS: nimi pi nimi mute.** Words can connect together to create new words! It's like color mixing.
Numeral Systems

There are two numeral systems in Toki Pona, and three in Toki P'OH NO.

**1 - SIMPLES nasin nanpa pu.** It is a simple number system where:

ala = 0

wan = 1

tu = 2

mute = larger than 2

**2 - SELPMIS nasin nanpa pu tu.** An extended version of NNP. This one has:

ala - 0

wan - 1

tu = 2

luka - 5

mute - 20

ale / ali - 100

**3 - COUNTING nasin nanpa pono.** Here’s an actual Toki P'OH NO System. This one is base 10, counting numbers, labeling and order. It has:

ala - 0

wan - 1

tu - 2

tuli - 3

po - 4

luka - 5

kulu - 6

likujo - 7

okopoko - 8

nawa - 9

**4 - QUANTITY. nasin nanpa pono tu.** This system is for describing the quantity of a noun. So “jan tu” is 2nd person, but “jan ini” is 2 people. This one has:

lin - 0

jatu - 1

ini - 2

san - 3

neja - 4, (“se” is another word for 4. but it’s only used in places other than the 1's place. So 4444 would be “se se se neja”.)

nun - 5

loku - 6

take - 7

patu - 8

kajo - 9

**5 - BINARY nasin nanpa wanala.** This one is made by someone called “jan Pensa”. here:

0 - ala

1 - wan

2 - tu

4 - po

8 - ka

16 - sisi

32 - sasu

64 - sepu

128 - ome
Newspaper Zombie

Newspapers are an undead medium.

Newspaper Zombie is a premium-uncommon zombie card in the game. He costs 2  to play and has 1/4.

He has the Gravestone trait, and his ability gives him +4 for every time he takes damage of any kind.

## Updates

### Update 1.12.6

* Design change: He now loses his newspaper after taking damage once.
* Design change: His head is unusually lowered to be behind the newspaper.

### Update 1.14.13

* Set - Rarity change: Basic - Common → Premium - Uncommon

## Strategies

### With

Consider this as the zombie equivalent of Hibernating Beary. However, while Hibernating Beary is harmless when unprovoked, Newspaper Zombie can still fight in the same situation. Since he has less health than Hibernating Beary, you should not expose him to attacks that can severely damage or destroy him, but instead, play him in front of a weak plant (as your opponent will not play one in front of him first).

You can also intentionally raise Newspaper Zombie's strength by using "self-harming" zombies like Fireworks Zombie, Gas Giant, and Barrel of Deadbeards, or by taking advantage of Hot Lava or Spikeweed Sector. However, this strategy is rather risky, as there is no knowing of what your opponent will do after you have stuck to it; 1 or 2 health may determine whether Newspaper Zombie survives or not. Also, for the latter, your must have an environment of yours to override theirs, as that is the only way to control them.

Electric Boogaloo and Z-Mech have stat-boosting cards that allow Newspaper Zombie to take more damage and get more strength, as well as **Frenzy**-granting cards, assisting his offensive capability greatly. As Impfinity, Headstone Carver can give Newspaper Zombie a small boost, while Smoke Bomb can move him out of dangerous lanes and onto desired ones.

Professor Brainstorm has bonus attack cards; while they do wreak less havoc than giving Newspaper Zombie the **Frenzy** trait long-term, they allow him to finish your opponent off swiftly if Newspaper Zombie has gained enough strength

Since he is a professional zombie, Z-Mech can use him to boost Zombie Middle Manager's strength or as **Evolution** material for Jurassic Fossilhead, which should not be too hard due to his high base health for his cost and the fact that he has the **Gravestone** trait.

### Against

Against Newspaper Zombie, refrain from whittling his health down, as his strength will snowball quickly; if your opponent decides to boost him at that state, your defeat may be sealed. Instead, aim to remove him as quickly as possible; since very few early-game plant combinations can remove him in a turn, instant-kills are the best response, and Grave Buster is the most efficient, being able to destroy Newspaper Zombie as early as turn 2, and before he can attack. **Bouncing** him is also a good option if his strength gets too high. But if you have to use a plant, use one that can destroy him in two turns or less.
A

**Etymology:** onomatopoeic

**Pronociation:** /a/ (ah)

**Meaning:** (emphasis, emotion or confirmation. such as “ah”, “oh”, and “uh”)

**As A Letter:** the letter a

**As A Syllable:** the syllable “a”

**Sitelen Pona Origin:** the exclamation mark (!), with the “dot” being the letter a

**Sitelen P'OH NO Origin:** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npdiZGfzJ4A (1:54) “it's time, YOU teams disarrange! …a.”

**Other Cool Stuff:** in common usage (both before and after pu), "a" and "kin" are separate words, each with their own meaning. in pu, they are considered synonyms
Rebirths

You can rebirth every time you reach graveyard, up to a maximum of 10 times.

By rebirthing, you will lose all your brains, and bones of all types, along with world unlock progress. You will need to fight your way back up to graveyard again.

Each rebirth gives you a 3x multiplier to all brains and bones that you receive, up to a maximum of 30x, along with a Toxic Spirit per rebirth.
Sitelen Pona

Sitelen Pona (toki pona for “simple writing”) is a hieroglyphic-writing system for Toki Pona made by Sonja Lang.

It appears in her book, *Toki Pona: The Language of Good*.

There are separate symbols for each word in the language. It is also used by the Toki Pona community.

# **Notes:**

* Names in toki pona are used as adjectives on a head noun.

* In sitelen pona, a cartouche (or simply a “box”) marks a name.

* The words inside the cartouche represent the first letter and have no real meaning.
Jan

**Etymology:** cantonese 人 (jan), meaning “person”

**Pronunciation:** /jan/ (yah-n)

**Meaning:** human being, person, somebody

**As A Syllable:** the syllable “jan”

**Sitelen Pona Origin:** a person's head, with the lines at the bottom representing shoulders

**Sitelen P'OH NO Origin:** jan misali's youtube profile picture

**Other Cool Stuff:** there are two sides to the concept, "sentient entity" and "homo sapiens", which matters for whether to use the word in edge cases (such asaliens, humans turned into werewolves and such). which sense is more central to the word remains controversial… for now
Li

**Etymology:** esperanto “li”, meaning “he”

**Pronunciation:** /li/ (lee)

**Meaning:** (between any subject except mi alone or sina alone and its verb, also to introduce a new verb for the same subject)

**As A Syllable:** the syllable “li”

**Sitelen Pona Origin:** an arrow, maybe to point towards the verb

**Sitelen P'OH NO Origin:** blockzilla from numberblocks
Kili

**Etymology:** georgian “ხილი” (xili), meaning “fruit”

**Pronociation:** /kili/ (kee-lee)

**Meaning:** fruit, vegetable, mushroom

**Sitelen Pona Origin:** a drawing of a apple

**Sitelen P'OH NO Origin:** a minion

**Other Cool Stuff:** in 2021, metaphorical definitions for kili have been suggested, including "offspring" and "product", and are moderately popular. it isn't clear yet whether this will remain in use
Esun

**Etymology:** akan… actually nobody knows what the original word s

**Pronunciation:** /esun/ (eh-soo-n)

**Meaning:** market, shop, fair, bazaar, business transaction

**Sitelen Pona Origin:** not from a currency symbol (sonja confirmed, she also said “i think it comes from Mikmaq but couldn't find a mikmaq symbol similar to it”)

**Sitelen P'OH NO Origin:** https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/778677234 the vvbss friend “rabby the repeating rabbit”

**Other Cool Stuff:** according to Sonja (the creator of toki pona), "esun was told to her by a taxi driver who spoke a language from the akan family in west africa"
Sitelen Telo

Sitelen Telo is a writing system for toki pona with a strong Japanese aesthetic. The script is intended to be easy to learn and use.

A bit more serious than the whimsical *sitelen pona,* but simpler than the Mayan-inspired *sitelen sitelen*.

There's also a documentation for it: https://imgur.com/a/A30SGum
Punish-Shroom

### Abilities

When a Mushroom is destroyed, do 2 damage to a random Zombie or the Zombie Hero.

Believes revenge is best served. Period.

Punish-Shroom is a premium super-rare card in the game. He has no traits, and his ability does 2 damage to any zombie on the field or the zombie hero for every time a mushroom, including him, is destroyed.

## Updates

### Update 1.8.23

* Playing More Spore, Mush-Boom, or Doom-Shroom no longer activates Punish-Shroom's ability.

### Update 1.16.10

* Rarity change: Rare → Super-Rare
* Sound effect change: Now has his own unique sound effects.

## Strategies

### With

Punish Shroom shines in mushroom decks, as its ability makes up for most mushrooms being easily destroyable and can put your opponent at a heavy health disadvantage, discouraging your opponent from taking control by playing heavy offense to wipe out your mushrooms. Your goals should be to get Punish-Shroom on the field as early as possible, as well as setting up a swarm up mushrooms to threaten your opponent.

Aside from playing mushrooms yourself, Shroom for Two, More Spore, and Mushroom Grotto are able to spam more mushrooms for the price of one. Also, to fully utilise this ability, it is best to play it on the rightmost lane, since in the "Fight!" phase, combat happens from left to right.

But this plant has a major weakness, that being its low stats. Most Kabloom heroes will struggle to protect it due to their lack of health-boosting cards, and the opponent could just destroy it before decimating any other mushrooms. You could get around that by playing more, but this won't patch its health weakness regardless, as even rolling stone/weed spray gets rid of it easily.

A notable synergy is with Pear Paradise. With it, each Mushroom destroyed can cause far more havoc.

### Against

This should be destroyed as early as possible individually. When you are going to play something that uses mass damage like The Chickening to destroy many mushrooms on the field, it is best to destroy this first with a single Bungee Plumber or Rolling Stone first to minimise its impact.

Try not to use Weed Spray or The Chickening if there are a bunch of mushrooms on the field while Punish-Shroom is in play unless it can guarantee victory, because it can activate its ability before it gets destroyed, and without other zombies to block some of its damage (as the zombie is not destroyed until this ability has ended), the damage will go straight to you.

Alternatively, if you don't have tricks to destroy it, you can use **Armoured** or shielded zombies such as Planetary Gladiator or Trash Can Zombie to block some of Punish-Shroom's damage. If Punish-Shroom's ability attempts to hurt these zombies, all or most of the damage will be negated, wasting the ability.

Tricks such as Camel Crossing can also give a better chance of su∂rvival to zombies without the aforementioned traits. Due to the randomness of Punish-Shroom's ability, a viable option is playing many weak targets such as Haunting Zombie to absorb the damage instead of you or other important zombies such as Toxic Waste Imp.
Ko

**Etymology:** cantonese “膏” (gou), meaning “cream, paste”

**Pronociation:** /ko/ (koh)

**As A Syllable:** the syllable “ko”

**Meaning:** clay, clinging form, dough, semi-solid, paste, powder

**Sitelen Pona Origin:** a drawing of splashed goo

**Sitelen P'OH NO Origin:** stain edwards from dhmis

**Other Cool Stuff:** the "clinging form" definition was elaborated to mean "a shape or mass that sticks or clings; a clot, a thick or viscous lump, a clump that can be reshaped"
Smoosh-Shroom

"If I had a hammer... Wait a sec... I AM a hammer!"

Smoosh-Shroom is a basic common plant card in the game. He costs 5 to play and has 5/4.

He does not have any traits or abilities.

## Strategies

### With

Smoosh-Shroom has below-average health for its cost, and also lacks traits and abilities, but it is more useful than you think. It can hit very hard, being the second strongest mushroom in terms of raw stats, behind Gloom-Shroom. Additionally, it has tribe synergy, unlike Smashing Pumpkin since squash plants have almost no synergy except from being conjured by a Mayflower, whereas there are countless strategies that help mushrooms.

Smoosh-Shroom perhaps benefits the most as Nightcap, as most of Nightcap's plants are quite weak, whereas Smoosh-Shroom has high strength and is not as fragile. He can use it in mushroom decks by boosting it with Buff-Shroom, using it with Punish-Shroom, or **Conjuring** it from Cosmic Mushroom.

Other heroes don't have as much of use for it, but Green Shadow can boost it with Fertilize, Citron and Beta-Carrotina can protect it with Wall-Nut, and Rose can play tricks to deal with zombies that threaten this plant.

Do note that plants such as Shooting Starfruit and Gloom-Shroom may be better choices, depending on the situation and the hero's class, although you can use Smoosh-Shroom in tandem with those plants.

### Against

Smoosh-Shroom has a lot of strength, and can take out a large chunk of health at anything it attacks. However, you can take advantage of its strength at the same time and instantly destroy it with Rocket Science or Cut Down to Size. Locust Swarm can also instantly destroy this plant. If its health has not been boosted, Cakesplosion can also get rid of it.

Any zombie with 4 or more strength, or with the **Deadly** trait, can instantly destroy it as well. However, remember that the zombie that faces Smoosh-Shroom is going to be either destroyed or badly damaged unless you destroy it with a bonus attack or shield the zombie with Zombot Battlecruiser 5000, Zombie Coach, or Escape through Time.