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Pure Input

**Pure Input** (ピュアインプット, *Pyua Inputto*) is episode 1 of *Flip Flappers*.

## Summary

Cocona lives with her grandmother. While moping in the woods one day she meets Papika. They go on an adventure in the land of Pure Illusion. When Papika runs into trouble while trying to recover Cocona's eyeglasses, Cocona activates her power-up ability to save her.

Post-credits scene: A troop of robots arrives and uses chloroform to put Cocona to sleep, and takes Papika captive.

## Gallery

Papika and Cocona explore *Pure Illusion*The lady in a boat is the *Old-Young Woman Illusion*Irodori Senpai paintsYayaka is Cocona's classmate and best friendThere's a large painting in the school corridorThe twins make a cameoTT-392 is Papika's cyborg companionThe girls look inside TT-392Cocona's leg glows as she transformsThe clock is a Rubin Vase illusionThe shadows resemble a skull, like the *All is Vanity* sketchThe school is built into the hillside
## Notes

Each episode's edition of Pure Illusion is a manifestation of one character's subconscious view of the world. In this episode, the snowy landscape is the world as Cocona sees it. It is a representation of her loneliness and isolation, where Papika's presence begins to melt the ice.

* When the twins see Papika on the roof Toto comments, "smoke" and Yuyu replies, "stupid". They are pronouncing the proverb *Fools and smoke rise to high places* 「馬鹿と煙は高いところが好き」 which means that people who like flattery will do something dangerous or foolish (climbing to a high location) in order to get attention. The dubbed version doesn't make this translation.

### Illusions

The episode seems to go out of its way to demonstrate that nothing is what it seems.

* When Cocona is in class, a selection from Natsume Soseki's short stories *Ten Nights of Dreams* is seen on the blackboard.
* In Cocona's dream, the lady in a boat is an example of the *Old-Young Woman Illusion*. Several versions of this sketch have been published over the years as far back as an 1888 German postcard by an unknown illustrator.

## References

* *French Toast* blog: *A Summary of the Trompe l'oeil in Flip Flappers*

1. ↑ *Vanilla-Blessing*: Ownership of Pure Illusions in Flip Flappers
2. ↑ *Yahoo Japan*":What does "Idiots and Smoke Like High Places" mean
Irodori Senpai

**Irodori Senpai** (イロドリ先輩) is a supporting character in *Flip Flappers*.

Cocona refers to her simply as *senpai*, but in Episode 6 she introduces herself to her senior friend as "Iroha Irodori". Her name "Irodori" (彩る) means "colorful". The end-credits list her as 「イロドリ先輩」.

* Japanese voice actor: Saori Ohnishi (大西沙織)
* English voice actor: Kira Vincent-Davis

Voice actor Kira Vincent-Davis has a career going way back to ADV Films shows such as *Ghost Stories*.
She is perhaps best known for such roles as Lucy/Nyu in *Elfen Lied*, Chaika Trabant in *Chaika - The Coffin Princess*, Mio Sakamoto in *Strike Witches*, Mizuki Tachibana in *Gravion*, Misaki Kureha in *Misaki Chronicles* and Seryu Ubiquitous in *Akame ga Kill!*.

## Gallery

Episode 1 - Iro is obsessed with paintingEpisode 6 - Iro's painting is revealed
1. ↑ *Word Hippo*: Irodoru 彩る
Medium

Mediums are humans who have a powerful bond or affinity with Heaven or Hell.

Mediums are often children of corrupted, or they have been touched by some superior beings during their life, so they often try to learn more about other kingdoms.

### Known Mediums

* Hina Campbell's parents were powerful heavenly mediums, and passed their miasmas on their daughter while raising her by their traditions.
* Caitlin Moses is a powerful infernal medium. Her powers were dormant, until she was hurt by an unnamed demon during an accident while she was fifteen years old.

See also :

* Corrupted
Physics Learning Resources

HyperPhysics - A mind map of several physics topics with basic information, equations, and worked examples.

Collection of Solved Physics Problems - Many solved physics problems suitable for advanced high school students and first-year/second year university students.

Feynman Lectures (Volume 1) Online - The entire Feynman's lectures (volume 1) on one site!

Feynman Lectures (Volume 2) Online - The entire Feynman's lectures (volume 2) on one site!

Feynman Lectures (Volume 3) Online - The entire Feynman's lectures (volume 3) on one site!
Luger Code 1951 (manga)

The original manga ran from Dec 28, 2015 to Feb 29, 2016 and was serialized by Shounen Jump+. There are 3 chapters.

*Luger Code 1951* began as a story idea that Haruto Haneki submitted for the *Shounen Jump+ × Animax Anime Scenario Award* contest (少年ジャンプ＋×アニマックス アニメシナリオ大賞). The theme of the contest was "your original scenario in the image of Shounen Jump." The contest accepted unpublished entries that could be made into a short anime, 30 to 40 minutes in estimated length. Haneki's scenario won the Grand Prize, winning him 2 million yen, a manga adaptation on Shounen Jump+, and an anime adaptation. Akira Akatsuki, who was one of the judges in the competition, drew the manga.

--Staff--

The story was made by Haruto Haneki. The illustrations were made by Akira Akatsuki.
Yonaga

Yonaga is a 16 year-old female werewolf. She looks like a human but she possesses European Gray Wolf ears and a tail. She can’t transform fully into a werewolf with fangs, but she seems to possess some strange power.

She first starts off very cold towards humanity in general, saying that they won't be satisfied until all were-wolves are dead. Ironically, she also doesn't care for other were-wolves either and has spoken out about how she doesn't care about the war.

(Spoilers from this point on)

After Testa Lielbelle shows how much he values her life, she starts warming up to him, telling him her name and talking casually with him. When Lance Corporal Balke is revealed to be a were-wolf, she realizes they were merely using her as bait to draw out Testa and then kill them both.

In the fight that insues, after Testa is injured, she shoots him in the chest in order to kill him so she can than resurrect him as a were-wolf via having him swallow her blood. After the fight is over, the two of them leave together, knowing they'll be hunted by both sides. During their travels, Yonaga is seen wearing a hat to cover her ears, though she does nothing to conceal her tail.

In the ONA, she is voiced by Azusa Tadokoro.
FLIP FLAP FLIP FLAP

**FLIP FLAP FLIP FLAP** is the ending theme to *Flip Flappers*. It was released on CD, and also appears on the *Flip Flappers* soundtrack CD, "Welcome to Pure Illusion".

* Vocals: Chima
* Performers: TO-MAS
* Composer: Masumi Ito
* Arrangement: TO-MAS
* Lyrics: Youhei Matsui

When performing as a group, the trio of Masumi Ito, mito, and Youhei Matsui are credited as "TO-MAS".

## External Links

* *You Tube*: *Flip Flappers ED*
* *You Tube*: FLIP FLAP FLIP FLAP Full version
* *VGMdb*: FLIP FLAP FLIP FLAP
* *VGMdb*: Welcome to Pure Illusion
Circle of reincarnation

**The Circle of Reincarnation** is a system put in place by Satan and Chimeros, when the peace was signed between angels and demons.

It says that when a demon or an angle is killed in the Middle Realm, they are reincarnated in their respective capital (Eden for angels and Pandaemonium for demons) in a time line depending on their power.

### Trivia

* The most known case of reincarnation is Jesus, who came back to life on Earth after three days in the Ether. This was an evidence of his power, seeing as most high ranked angels or demons tak almost a month to be reincarnated, and low level beings take up to a year to be recreated.
* Ross Black is the only known human to have been corrupted enough to be in the circle of reincarnation. When Rei killed him, he was reincarnated a month and a half after.
* Banishing a being to the Abyss or the Dimensional Graveyard removes them from the Circle of Reincarnation.
TT-392

**TT-392** is Papika's robotic sidekick in *Flip Flappers*. She calls it Bu-chan.

It's unknown just what exactly TT-392 is. In Pure Mute, the twins take it apart to reveal a human-like brain. This, along with it's apparent sexual attraction to the girls, gives the impression that Bu-chan is a cyborg created from a human. It speaks by sometimes blurting out a single word. It also displays its feelings using icons which show up on the indicator circle on its face.

In Pure Breaker, the girls enter a Pure Illusion location based on Bu-chan's view of the world. After the mecha destroy the computer city there, Bu-chan is damaged back in the real world.

TT-392 seems to be inspired by the cyborg *Professor Jameson* who appeared in a series of short stories by Neil R. Jones, published beginning 1931. In those stories, Professor Jameson's brain was transplanted to be inside of a cyborg with 4 legs and 4 tentacles, and its model number was 21MM-392.

## Gallery

Episode 1 - Cocona and Papika look insideEpisode 5 - Bu-chan expresses itself with icons on its eyeEpisode 8 - Bu-chan blows upEpisode 9 - The twins take it apartEpisode 13 - It manifests as a real-world version
## References

1. ↑ *Goodreads*: Neil R. Jones

* Neil R. Jones wrote 21 short stories about Professor Jameson. These were published in *Amazing Stories* magazine between 1931 and 1938, and after that in *Super Science Stories* through 1951. These were republished in 1967 in 5 volumes edited by Donald A. Wollheim, which included 16 of the stories from *Amazing Stories*, plus 9 additional stories which were previously unpublished. A Japanese edition was published in 1972 with the translation by Masahiro Noda.

1. ↑ *Amazon*: Professor Jameson Series 1 Japanese Edition
2. ↑ *Amazon*: Professor Jamseson Series 1967 Reprinting
Hundred Fowls Problem with Python

**By: Tao Steven Zheng (郑涛)**

## **Task**

The "Hundred Fowls Problem" is an indeterminate system of linear equations of the form

{

x
y
z

=
d

a
x
b
y
c
z

=
d

{\displaystyle {\begin{cases}x+y+z&=d\\ax+by+cz&=d\end{cases}}}

where

x
,
y
,
z

{\displaystyle x, y, z}

 are variables and

a
,
b
,
c
,
d

{\displaystyle a,b,c,d}

 are constants. The problem originated from the *Zhang Qiujian Suanjing* (5th century AD). For an algebraic solution to the original problem, visit Zhang Qiujian Suanjing (Lower scroll 38).

Write a function that solves for the integer solutions sets of the variables

x
,
y
,
z

{\displaystyle x, y, z}

 (representing roosters, hens, and chickens) given the input constants

a
,
b
,
c
,
d

{\displaystyle a,b,c,d}

. Make sure to print out the solutions.

Use you function to solve the following three systems:

**System 1**

{

x
y
z

=
100

5
x
3
y

1
3

z

=
100

{\displaystyle {\begin{cases}x+y+z&=100\\5x+3y+{\frac {1}{3}}z&=100\end{cases}}}

**System 2**

{

x
y
z

=
100

3
x
2
y

1
2

z

=
100

{\displaystyle {\begin{cases}x+y+z&=100\\3x+2y+{\frac {1}{2}}z&=100\end{cases}}}

**System 3**

{

x
y
z

=
30

1
3

x

1
2

y
2
z

=
30

{\displaystyle {\begin{cases}x+y+z&=30\\{\frac {1}{3}}x+{\frac {1}{2}}y+2z&=30\end{cases}}}

## **Code**

```
                if a\*x + b\*y + c\*z == d and x + y + z == d:
                    print('roosters:', x ,'hens:', y ,'chickens:', z)

'''Experiments'''
HFP(5, 3, 1/3, 100)
HFP(3,2,1/2, 100)
HFP(1/3,1/2,2,30)

```

## **Results**

**HFP(5, 3, 1/3, 100)**

roosters: 0 hens: 25 chickens: 75

roosters: 4 hens: 18 chickens: 78

roosters: 8 hens: 11 chickens: 81

roosters: 12 hens: 4 chickens: 84

**HFP(3,2,1/2, 100)**

roosters: 2 hens: 30 chickens: 68

roosters: 5 hens: 25 chickens: 70

roosters: 8 hens: 20 chickens: 72

roosters: 11 hens: 15 chickens: 74

roosters: 14 hens: 10 chickens: 76

cocks: 17 hens: 5 chickens: 78

roosters: 20 hens: 0 chickens: 80

**HFP(1/3,1/2,2,30)**

roosters: 0 hens: 20 chickens: 10

roosters: 9 hens: 10 chickens: 11

roosters: 18 hens: 0 chickens: 12
Alex Rossa

Alex Rossa is a military Colonel who plans on aiding the war effort to fight the were-wolves. His the son of a hunter. He is depicted as rational and resourceful, able to create a make-shift time-bomb powerful enough to blow up a cabin. He also cares for Testa Lielbelle and is shown protecting and fighting for him. He wishes to bring a quick end to the war, presumably to minimize casualties on either side.

(Spoilers from this point on)

In the fight with Lance Corporal Blake, he tries to buy Testa Lielbelle and Yonaga time to escape, nearly dying in the process. Fortunately, he is saved by Testa in wolf-form. After the fight, he gives his hat to Testa, telling him to cover his ears, presumably for his own safety. It's believed that later he is found by other military officials and receives medical treatment.

In the ONA he is voiced by Takuya Eguchi.
Takuya Eguchi

Takuya Eguchi voice Alex Rossa in the ONA.

--Other Works--

He has voice-acted for several other animes, most notably; 91 Days, Danganronpa 3, Gi(a)rlish Number, Gosick, Eden of the East, Inazuma Eleven, KonoSuba, Kuroko no Basket, Ore Monogatari!!, Sword Art Online, and YuGiOh.

He has also done theme-song performances for several animes.
Etymology:Ascension

Ascension is a belief held to be true by multiple religions. Since death is the normal end to an individual's life on Earth and the beginning of the afterlife, entering Heaven without dying first is considered exceptional and usually a sign of God's special recognition of the individual's piety.
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Episode 02 Children Of Arkham

## **Episode 02 Children Of Arkham**

### Director

*Unknown*

Troy Baker As Batman. Jason Spisak As Oswald Cobblepot.

Steve Blum As BlockBuster

Laura Bailey As Catwoman

Enn Reitel As Alfred PennyWorth

Krizia Bajos As Renee Montoya

Richard Mcgonagle As Carmine Falcone

Robert Clotworthy As Jack Ryder

Murphy Guyer As Jim Gordon

Erin Yvette As Vicki Vale

Travis Willingham As Harvey Dent
Luger Code 1951 (ONA)

The ONA premiered on the Shonen Jump+ website on October 14, 2016 at 12:00 a.m. (effectively October 15 at midnight). The ONA also ran on the Hikari TV service on October 15 at 8:00 p.m. and on the Animax channel on October 22 at 8:00 p.m. A making-of video aired alongside the ONA as a special.

Runtime: 25:20

MPAA Rating: PG-13

Studios: Studio Deen

Producers: Aniplex
Testa Lielbelle

Testa Lielbelle is a brilliant 17 year old boy who has learned every language from the countries involved in World War Two. He has become a university professor who excels cryptanalysis. When he was in boarding school, he was bullied due to his high-inteligence, and he is a civilian.

He is depicted as someone who genuinely cares for both sides, and shows this by protecting Yonaga. Eventually she warms up to him and tells him her name.

(Spoilers from this point on)

Later, during the fight with Lance Corporal Balke, Yonaga uses her blood to turn him into a were-wolf. This grants him the power needed to save Alex Rossa, whom he follows and obeys out a feeling of debt, and kill Lance Corporal Balke. Realizing he can't show his face anymore, he goes off with Yonaga, leaving Alex for the time being.

In the ONA, he is voiced by Keaki Watanabe
Decibel Scale

The decibel (dB) is a measure of the ratio between two quantities, and is used in a wide variety of measurements in acoustics. The decibel is used for measuring of the loudness of sound.

## **Problem**

A police car siren measures 70 dB to someone 44 meters away. What is the sound level of the police car if the police car is 1 meter away from the person? Round to the nearest decibel.

## **Solution**

There are two formulas that are useful for this problem.

# β
10
log
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I

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)

{\displaystyle \beta =10\log \left({\frac {I}{I\_{0}}}\right)}

where

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W

m

2

{\displaystyle I\_{0}={10}^{{10}^{-12}}\,{\frac {W}{m^{2}}}}

# P
4
π

r

2

I

{\displaystyle P=4\pi r^{2}I}

First, solve for the intensity at 44 meters.

# 70
10
log
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{\displaystyle 70=10\log \left({\frac {I}{{}^{-12}}}\right)}

# I
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10

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5

W

m

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{\displaystyle I=(10^{7})({10}^{-12})={10}^{-5}\,{\frac {W}{m^{2}}}}

Second, solve for the power, which is the same at any distance away from the sound source.

# P
4
π
(

10

−
5

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(
44
)

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{\displaystyle P=4\pi ({10}^{-5}){(44)}^{2}}

# P
7744

(

10

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5

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W

{\displaystyle P=7744\left({10}^{-5}\right)\pi \,W}

Third, solve for the intensity at 1 meter.

# I

7744

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10

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5

)

π

4
π

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1
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# I
1936

(

10

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5

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m

2

{\displaystyle I=1936\left({10}^{-5}\right)\,{\frac {W}{m^{2}}}}

Lastly, calculate the sound level in decibels.

# β
10
log
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(

1936
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10

−
5

)

10

−
12

)

{\displaystyle \beta =10\log \left({\frac {1936({10}^{-5})}{{10}^{-12}}}\right)}

# β
103

d
B

{\displaystyle \beta =103\,dB}
Blade Burst (VII Remake)

File:FFVIIR wiki icon.png

## Blade Burst

破晄撃 (Hakōgeki?, lit. Bursting Clear Attack)

> Unleash a wave of non-elemental mako energy at an enemy in front of you with a slash of your sword.
>
> Description

**Blade Burst** is an ability for Cloud in *Final Fantasy VII Remake*, provided to him by the File:Cloud broadsword from FFVII Remake icon.png Mythril Saber. Cloud unleashes a non-elemental beam of mako energy from his sword, dealing non-elemental magic damage at range with a wide area-of-effect.

Blade Burst is based on Blade Beam from the original *Final Fantasy VII*, in which it was a level 2 limit break.

## Use

Blade Burst is a unique ability for Cloud, which deals ranged magic damage with no MP cost, which hits in a wide radius. Against enemies who are resistant to physical damage, Blade Burst can be an excellent alternative to casting magic spells, saving MP, and dealing damage in a wider radius with no fear of missing. Blade Burst's biggest strength is its area-of-effect damage and range, allowing Cloud to attack enemies in a wide radius without needing to run towards them first. The attack is non-elemental, and will deal damage regardless of an enemy's weaknesses and resistances to elements.

Blade Burst does not take advantage of Cloud's physical damage like his other abilities such as Braver or Triple Slash do, which also hit enemies for area-of-effect damage and are in melee range. If Cloud's attributes are built more towards physical damage with a higher File:Attack Power from FFVII Remake icon.png Attack Power, he will find these abilities preferable, though when built towards File:Magic Attack from FFVII Remake icon.png Magic Attack, Cloud will find Blade Burst a better way to deal damage. Blade Burst is very useful against enemies that resist physical damage, though against single targets at longer range, it is not a substitute for casting spells if Cloud has enough MP to spare.
Amnael

**Amnael** is one of the first archangels created by Chimeros. His element is Ether.

## Trivia

* Amnael may be a reference to Yugioh's Amnael. The first is the archangel of ether, the first matter, and the second is an alchemist, using one matter to make another. Both are using matter to make and unmake things as they please.
* Amnael is a secret boss of the Wonder Combat 13 and Wonder Combat 14's Story mode. To fight him, player has to win at least four stages with a Perfect on a difficulty level Hard or higher. This fight is known to be the hardest boss fight in a Wonder Combat game, after Rosaline's boss fight in Wonder Combat 12.
Painful Symphony

**Painful Symphony** is the fourth episode of Ben 10: Evolution and the fourth episode in the first season.

## **Major Events**

* Hervé, Julie Yamamoto, Ship, Ester, Zombozo, the Circus Freak Trio, Trumbipulor and Antonio make their *Evolution* debuts.
* As a manifestation of his lovesick rage, Ben unlocked Darkshade.

## **Characters**

* Ben Tennyson
* Gwen Tennyson
* Kevin Levin
* Rook Blonko
* Machaform
* Orlok
* Hervé
* Julie Yamamoto
* Ship
* Ester
* Antonio

### **Villains**

* Reptalon
* Albedo
* Sunny
* Kevron 11
* Rabedo
* Zombozo
* Trumbipulor
* Circus Freak Trio
* Dr. Animo
* Dr. Psychobos

## **Aliens Used** (Not currently in order, except for Darkshade)

**By Ben**;

* Four Arms
* Rath
* Fasttrack
* Cannonbolt
* Big Chill
* Kickin Hawk
* Snare-oh
* Wildmutt
* Swampfire
* Humungousaur
* Darkshade (first appearance)

## **Songs**

* Wonderland (Beginning song)
* Bouncing Off the Walls
* At the Beginning
* A Freak Like Me Needs Company
* You and Me
* Love's Not for Me
* Boy Falls From the Sky
* Deathtrap
* Savages (Parts 1 and 2)
* Superheroes (by Daft Punk) (Battle song)
* All I Ask of You
* All I Ask of You (reprise) (Ending song)

## **Trivia**

* This is Ben 10's very first musical episode, not counting the opening theme song.
* The beginning part of the reprise of "All I Ask of You" is a different, spoken version of it. Only Ben sang the Phantom's part, normal and in his newly unlocked form, Darkshade.
Ben 10: Evolution/Overview

Ben Tennyson, his cousin Gwen and his friends Kevin Levin and Rook Blonko were all going on a road trip across the universe, when suddenly, they were attacked by a new evil threat known as Reptalon. After dealing with the villains, thanks to the help of a new ally named Sparkwire, Ben's Omnitrix was given a major upgrade, making him able to wield the Ultimatrix again.
Pure Echo

**Pure Echo** (ピュアエコー, *Pyua Ekō*) is episode 5 of *Flip Flappers*.

“Greetings to all.” (*Gokigen'yō*, ごきげんよう) – Girls of the dorm

## Summary

Cocona and Papika find themselves within a girls' school. They start to forget where they came from, and are trapped in a loop wherein they spend every day sipping tea and doing embroidery. Yayaka comes there and tells Cocona to snap out of it, and that the secret lies in getting the clock to strike midnight. The twins arrive and a fight erupts to be the team who gets to claim the amorphous, but first they have to open the exit.

## Notes

Each episode's edition of Pure Illusion is a manifestation of one character's subconscious view of the world. The Pure Illusion for this episode is commonly taken to be from the mind of Yayaka. However, with it being the tale of growing up in a girls’ dorm dating back to the early 1900’s, it has also been suggested that this one comes from grandma.

* The plot which Cocona and Papika find themselves in borrows heavily from 2002 manga *Himitsu no Kaidan* (The Secret Stairs). That’s a story of life at an all-girls school where a haunted staircase sometimes appears in the hallway, and images of the past appear as visions to the residents. However the “Class S” romance trope of girls developing yuri relationships while living in a school dorm goes all the way back to 1919 novel *Yaneura no Nishojo* by Yoshiya Noboku. While the central premise is that teen girls will crush on one another, it is at the same time understood in such stories that the relationships are more emotional than sexual, and a phase that they will grow out of before going on to marry men. In a sense, “S” relationships will never go anywhere to be resolved as romantic love; never developing beyond schoolgirl innocence.  That's where Cocona and Papika are trapped: their adolescent-crush phase. Yayaka arrives and lets them know that this is a trap. They need to let the clock run out upon that life, and grow up.
* The school girls' greeting "Gokigen'yō" was made by director Oshiyama through his didgeridoo.

## Gallery

Cocona and Papika have teaIt's lilies all aroundTT-392 gets the ideaYayaka explains it all to CoconaThey go running up the stairs
## References

1. ↑ *Ozaku blog*:Himitsu no Kaidan
2. ↑ *All The Tropes*: Romantic Two-Girl Friendship
3. ↑ *Ozaku blog*:Yaneura no Nishojo
4. ↑ *Anime Evo*: Flip Flappers 5
5. ↑ *TL Notes*: Flip Flappers Interview with Kiyataka Oshiyama

*Sakuga blog*: Flip Flappers 5
Sammael

**Sammael** is one of the first archangels to rule the Heaven, and the younger twin brother of infamous fallen angel Lucifer.

## Trivia

* In the Bible, Samaël is another name (an angel name) for Satan, the lord of Darkness.
	+ The confusion is funny, because most of the sources take Lucifer and Satan for one same person.
Pure Converter

**Pure Converter** (ピュアコンバータ, *Pyua Konbāta*) is episode 2 of *Flip Flappers*.

## Summary

Cocona’s pet Uexküll, a green critter vaguely similar to a rabbit, follows her to school. Papika does as well, becoming a transfer student. The rabbit-thing runs off into Pure Illusion, and Cocona gets dragged in after it. This time Papika must come to the rescue to save Cocona. After they escape, Papika takes Cocona to visit the Flip Flap laboratory.

## Notes

* Each episode's edition of Pure Illusion is a manifestation of one character's subconscious view of the world. In this episode, they visit the rabbit's world, where everything is huge, and the worst thing that can happen is to be trapped in a tiny cage.
* The Flip Flap group uses a device they call a Thomasson to send the girls into Pure Illusion. It is named after a style of architectural art in which a stairway leads to nowhere. The odd staircase which the girls follow is an example of one.
* The rabbit Uexküll is named for German biologist Jakob von Uexküll. He put forward the idea that every animal experiences the world differently. He coined the name *Umwelt*, which refers to the perceptual environment in which the organism exists, and is the basis of the self-centered world of that organism. All animals create their own Umwelt and live immersed within that environment. This episode's Pure Illusion is an abstraction of the perceptual environment of Cocona's rabbit.

## Gallery

Cocona's eyeglasses are no longer broken, but she stops wearing themCocona and senpai reflect upon the school's paintingThe girls become bunniesCocona meets the Mighty UexküllCocona and Mighty Uexküll are trapped like rabbitsThey head for the ThomassonThe girls prepare to use the Thomasson to enter Pure Illusion
## References

1. ↑ *Crunchyroll*: A Worlds Tour of Flip Flappers
2. ↑ *Wikipedia*: Hyperart Thomasson
Ben 10: Evolution Wikia

## Welcome to the Ben 10: Evolution Wikia

Ben 10 Evolution Wiki, or more commonly known by its shorthand, BTE, is a wiki that has info about anything related to Ben 10 and the fanfiction written by Toonwriter, a fic known as Ben 10: Evolution, which has certain events of Omniverse (and anything atrocious within it) rectified to be tolerable for many Ben 10 fans.

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Biora (VII Remake)

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## Availability

### Required

File:Magic Materia from FFVII Remake.png Poison Materia

## Specifications

### Element

Non-elemental

> Poison and deal a moderate amount of non-elemental damage. Guaranteed to hit
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> Description

**Biora** is a magic spell in *Final Fantasy VII Remake*. It is granted by the File:Magic Materia from FFVII Remake.png Poison Materia, and is the second-level spell above Bio and below Bioga. Biora inflicts a moderate amount of non-elemental damage and the File:Poison from FFVII Remake icon.png Poison Poison status to one enemy, and can never miss.
Etymology:Mythril

The word "mythril" or "mithril" is a metal found in many fantasy worlds. It was originally introduced by the fantasy writings of J. R. R. Tolkien, being present in his Middle-earth. It resembles silver but is stronger than steel, and much lighter in weight than either. The author first wrote of it in The Lord of the Rings, and it is retrospectively mentioned in the third, revised edition of The Hobbit in 1966. In the first 1937 edition, the mail shirt given to Bilbo is described as being made of "silvered steel". The name *mithril* comes from two words in *Sindarin—mith*, meaning "grey" or "mist", and *ril* meaning "glitter".
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Hellhound (VII Remake)

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## Hellhound

ヘルハウンド (Heruhaundo?)

> A species that is the product of a particularly deranged species of experiments. These two-headed creatures have limbs and tails that ignite when provoked. Savage and ravenous, they leave nothing behind after catching their preyーnot even bones.
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> Enemy Intel

**Hellhound** is an enemy in *Final Fantasy VII Remake*, fought in the Corneo Colosseum during the "Tomboy Bandit" sidequest in Chapter 14 - "In Search of Hope", where it is accompanied by Beastmaster. Hellhound can also be fought in the Shinra Combat Simulator as part of the "vs. Dynamic Duos" challenge.

See also: Hellhound
Ringmaw

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グランバキューム (Guran Bakyūmu?, lit. Grand Vacuum)

> A gorger subspecies. Larger than their close relatives and armed with bladelike front legs. Drawn by the taste of human flesh, they often venture into residential areas.
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> Enemy Intel

**Ringmaw** is an enemy in *Final Fantasy VII Remake*, fought in the Sector 5 Slums in Chapter 14 - "In Search of Hope". Ringmaws can also be fought in the Shinra Combat Simulator as part of the "vs. Team Ragbag" challenge in Chapter 16 - "The Belly of the Beast", and Chapter 17 - "Deliverance from Chaos".
Focused Thrust

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バーストスラッシュ (Bāsuto Surasshu?, lit. Burst Slash)

> Lunge toward an enemy with a piercing strike that hits multiple times. Significantly increases stagger.
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> Description

**Focused Thrust** is an ability for Cloud in *Final Fantasy VII Remake*, provided by the File:Cloud broadsword from FFVII Remake icon.png Buster Sword. Cloud thrusts forward to an enemy in a straight line, hitting multiple times. The ability greatly increases the target's stagger gauge.

While there is no equivalent in ability in the original *Final Fantasy VII*, Focused Thrust is roughly inspired by the initial animation Climhazzard, his second level 1 limit break.

## Use

Focused Thrust is mainly used to build stagger against larger enemies, but can also deal area-of-effect damage to a cluster of enemies together. Compared to Braver, Cloud's default ability, Focused Thrust attacks faster, but deals less raw damage. Instead, Focused Thrust is better used against enemies under the pressured status to build up their stagger gauge.

For enemies that can be defeated more easily with pure physical damage, Braver and Triple Slash are preferable, Focus Thrust being better against larger enemies and bosses. Focused Thrust is the best way to build stagger except against those who resist physical damage. In this case, Cloud should instead use magic spells to pressure or stagger them, preferably taking advantage of any elemental weakness they have.

Focused Thrust also pushes smaller enemies away, which can be useful to punish those out of position and isolate them from more dangerous enemies. Its fast startup also serves as a decent way to close gap against farther enemies.

## Other appearances

### *Final Fantasy Brave Exvius*

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Ester

エスト (Esuto?)

> This is Ester. She may look kinda funny... But there's no better manager in the races...
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> Mr. Coates'

**Ester** is a minor character in *Final Fantasy VII*. She is the best manager for chocobo riders in Gold Saucer's Chocobo Square. After overhearing a conversation between Cloud and his party with Mr. Coates in the Corel Prison, she agrees to help Cloud out by teaching him about racing chocobos.

Ester gives Cloud a chocobo for the race and if the player fails, she will keep on giving better and better chocobos until they win. After Cloud wins the race, Ester can be found at the Chocobo Square. Talking to her allows the player to register one of their own chocobos in a race and ride them after acquiring the Highwind. The first time the player wins ten races with the same S-rank chocobo (19 race wins in total), Ester will give the player the Sprint Shoes, Precious Watch, Cat's Bell, Chocobracelet and Counter Attack Materia.

## Trivia

* Similar to Choco Billy, who also deals with chocobos, Ester wears a chocobo feather in her hair.

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Etymology:Chocobo

The name "chocobo" derives from a Japanese brand of chocolate malt ball by Morinaga, *ChocoBall* (チョコボール, Chokobōru?). The mascot for this product is Kyoro-chan (キョロちゃん?), a bird who says "kweh."

食う / くう / *kuu* is a rough way to say "eat", whose volitional casual form is 食え / くえ / *kue* ("let's scoff 'em down!"), leading to Kweh!
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Bomb (VII Remake)

## Bomb

{{{japanese}}} (?)

> Large, floating balls of flame. The bigger they grow, the more dangerous they become.
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> Enemy Intel

**Bomb** is an enemy in Final Fantasy VII Remake, fought in the Corneo Colosseum as part of the "Dynamite Body" side quest from Chocobo Sam in Chapter 9 - The Town That Never Sleeps. They can be fought at the Colosseum as part of the "vs. Team Payback" challenge, and in the Shinra Combat Simulator in the "vs. Monsters of Legend" challenge on Hard Mode.

Players can learn the Enemy Skill "Self-Destruct" from Bombs.
Blugu (VII Remake)

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## Blugu

プアゾキュート (Puazokyūto?, lit. Poissocute)

> Azure-pigmented creatures that like dark, moist environments. Though fishlike in appearance, they also live on land. Despite being extremely timid, when their fight-or-flight response is triggered, they often fight rather than flee.
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> Enemy Intel

**Blugu** is an enemy in *Final Fantasy VII Remake*, encountered on the Sector 4 Plate in Chapter 6 - "Light the Way", and in the Sewer System in Chapter 10 - "Rough Waters", and Chapter 14 - "In Search of Hope".

## Gallery

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Beck

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ベグ (Begu?)

**Beck** is a minor character in *Final Fantasy VII Remake*. He is the leader of a gang of criminals called "Beck's Badasses" that operates in the slums of Midgar, namely, sector 6. Beck and his buddies antagonize Cloud Strife and Aerith Gainsborough when they trek through the Collapsed Passageway when the two find the thieves' campsite, but they are beaten into submission and pretend to be unconscious until the two walk away. Cloud and Aerith run into Beck and his gang again at the Corneo Colosseum where the thieves are faced at the second round of the gauntlet. Cloud and Aerith emerge victorious again.
Etymology:Highwind

"High wind" is typical of wind speeds that place a seven on the Beaufort scale. When wind travels this fast (approximately 32 to 38 miles per hour), the sea heaps up. Streaks of foam from breaking waves are blown in the direction the wind is traveling, and there are moderate amounts of airborne spray. On land, high wind moves entire trees, and effort is required to walk against it.
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Abzu Shoat

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{{{japanese}}} (?)

> Offspring of Don Corneo's pet, Abzu. These ferocious creatures live in herds down in the sewers. They immediately attack anything that moves.
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> Enemy Intel

**Abzu Shoat** is an enemy in Final Fantasy VII Remake, fought in the Sewer System during Chapter 14 - "In Search of Hope". Several Abzu Shoats are also fought along with the second boss encounter with Abzu, at the end of Chapter 14.

## Gallery

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Disorder (VII Remake)

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## Disorder

ディスオーダー (Disuōdā?)

> Deliver a devastating attack and switch modes in one fluid motion.
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> Description

**Disorder** is an ability for Cloud in *Final Fantasy VII Remake*, provided to him by the File:Cloud broadsword from FFVII Remake icon.png Nail Bat. It causes Cloud to leap towards an enemy and swing his weapon, which deals damage and also switches between Operator Mode and Punisher Mode.

## Use

Disorder instantly switches Cloud's stance from Operator Mode and Punisher Mode, cutting the animation time that would be required to switch otherwise and allowing Cloud to deal damage more quickly. In most cases, Disorder can be used to run up to an enemy in Operator Mode, attack them with Disorder, and instantly unleash damage on them in Punisher Mode. In rare cases, Disorder can also be used to finish off an enemy while in Punisher Mode, to switch back to Operator Mode quickly.

Disorder is useful for switching modes quickly, but as a normal physical attack that costs 1 ATB, Disorder is outclassed by Braver and Triple Slash. It should not be relied on as a regular ability, but it serves its niche well, and allows players to keep up Cloud's damage per second.

## Other appearances

### *Final Fantasy Brave Exvius*

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Skin Revamp Project 2016

The **Skin Revamp Project 2016** concerns redoing w:c:finalfantasy's skin to be suit *c:finalfantasy:Final Fantasy XV*.

## Overall skin outline

This is the overall outline for how the theme should appear.

* Everything should be done in Wikia.css, and not Common.css, if possible. In some cases, that may mean overriding Common.css classes.
* ~~Entire theme should use FFXV's font. This should be the same as on the FFXV website - six of Roboto, Arial and sans-serif for normal text; mix of Cinzel and serif for headers. Similarly, headers etc should be all caps.~~ Done
* ~~Feature a background image that relates to the game. Could feature [1] or [2], [3] or [4].~~ Done
* ~~Customize the top nav.~~ Done
* ~~Try to feature FFXV's cursor - w:c:finalfantasy:File:FFXV Cursor.png. Either to replace the main mouse cursor, or to appear next to links on hover. Could possibly be the replacement for the edit button?~~ Done, replaced edit button
* ~~Change the edit button image (not sure what to yet).~~ Done, see above
* Font will need #CCC or white font. There will probably need to be a different link color. If so, override Common.css' general .WikiaPage link colors. Take rgba(255, 255, 255, .6) into consideration - slightly darker but still translucent font, shows up well.
* ~~Change the buttons for things like edit, try and emulate the polygons with triangles on the left and right for them.~~ Recolored and shape is changed, not possible to create exact effects from FFXV menus, but it's fine as is
* ~~Have a slight glow on links, with a gradient and a transition of a second or so. Base it on w:c:finalfantasy:File:Ignis set.jpg.~~ Done, but different effect was used
* ~~Minor customization to Wikia right rail modules - make them more transparent and more similar to the FFXV menus.~~ Cannot be done, likely against ToU anyway
* A few bugs may need fixing. Probably a couple ways to polish it up even more.

## Guiding principles

These are the guiding principles for how the skin should emulate FFXV's design.

* Generally, the skin makes use of different shades of the color black, and occasionally a light blue.
* Gradients normally go from white to light blue and create a glow.
* Avoid use of rounded corners. Unlike other entries in the series, none of FFXV's menus make use of rounded corners, preferring simple polygons.
* The menus make use of transparency very often.
* Polygons that aren't squares on the menu feature triangles on the left and right.

## References and inspiration

Take inspiration from:

* FFXV images.
* The FFXV menu, see w:c:finalfantasy:Category:Final Fantasy XV Menu Images.
* Final Fantasy XV website for things such as fonts, though skin will be much lighter.
* w:c:xenoblade. Also a JRPG wiki, very well designed skin.
* w:c:pokemon. Also a JRPG wiki, heavily customized with CSS without being too lopsided.
Lance Corporal Balke

Lance Corporal Balke is originally an underling of General. He is initially very interested in the Luger code and shows great curiosity on whether it's been cracked yet.

(Spoilers from this point on)

Upon confirming that the Luger Code hasn't been deciphered yet, he reveals himself to be a werewolf and attacks the others, including Yonaga. It is due to this fight that Yonaga initially turns Testa Lielbelle into a ware-wolf. He soon after is killed by Testa in wolf-form.
Smogger (VII Remake)

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## Smogger

スモッグファクト (Sumoggu Fakuto?, lit. Smog Fact)

> An autonomous robot discarded by Shinra. As part of its self-repair protocol, it used nearby scrap material to put itself back together. It also intermittently emits smog.
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> Enemy Intel

**Smogger** is an enemy in *Final Fantasy VII Remake*, fought in the Sector 5 Slums and the Collapsed Expressway. Smogger can also be fought in the Shinra Combat Simulator as part of the "vs. Team Ragbag" challenge.

The Enemy Skill "Self-Destruct" can be learned from Smogger.
Chadley

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チャドリー (Chadorī?)

> A Shinra materia researcher who comissions Cloud to collect monster data to further his studies. He harbors doubts about Shinra's current policies and wants to provide the citizens of the slums with materia powerful enough to overthrow the corporation. Though just a child, Chadley possesses an impressive intellect.
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**Chadley** is a minor character from *Final Fantasy VII Remake*. He is a materia researcher who commissions Cloud Strife to collect various data to further his studies, and assists the people of the slums to resist Shinra. Though just a child, Chadley possesses an impressive intellect. Completing Chadley's jobs earns the player new materia, including summons.

## Profile

### Appearance

Chadley is a boy with long silver hair styled with bangs. He wears a white school uniform top with blue accents, and has an intricately designed bow on his right shoulder. He wears a large backpack and a magnification eyepiece.

### Personality

Chadley is a mature and highly intelligent boy with scientific and analytical skills far beyond what is typical of his age. If Cloud speaks to Chadley while dressed as a woman, Chadley will comment "Forgive me, miss, but the way you're staring at me is rather... O-oh goodness. I'm experiencing an emotional response." If Cloud speaks to him again, he will ask "What is this emotional response...?"

## Story

Cloud meets Chadley in the Sector 7 Slums as part of the quests he is assigned working as a mercenary for the neighborhood watch. Chadley assigns him a number of battle-related tasks to complete to further his research. He travels throughout Midgar and assigns Cloud more tasks as he continues on his journey.

**Spoiler warning: *Plot and/or ending details follow.*** *(Skip section)*
In truth, Chadley is not a human boy, but a cyborg created and employed by Hojo to assist him with research. In spite of his programming, Chadley reworks himself to be free of Hojo's control, and does so with Cloud's help. After revealing his predicament to Cloud, Chadley basks in his freedom and begins a new existence unconfined.

***Spoilers end here.***
## Quests

Main articles: Chadley's Report or Battle Intel
## Behind the scenes

Chadley was given the portable VR headset to allow the player to fight summons earlier. The portable headset was inspired by PlayStation VR.

## Gallery

Chadley from Final Fantasy VII Remake.pngClose-upChadley outside the Shinra Combat Simulator from FFVII Remake.jpgChadley wearing a lab coat.
## References

1. ↑ Final Fantasy VII Remake Ultimania, p.054
2. ↑ Naoki Hamaguchi (June 22, 2020). *How Square Enix created the Summons in Final Fantasy VII Remake*. PlayStation Blog. Archived from the original on June 22, 2020.
Gwen

File:FFVI Relm Arrowny Menu iOS.pngRelm: I couldn't miss the chance to practice my drawing!This article is in need of a few pictures. Perhaps you can help by uploading a picture.

## Behind the scenes information

### English voice actor

Danielle McRae

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**Gwen** is a minor character in Final Fantasy VII Remake. She is a woman living in the Sector 7 Slums.
Arcane Ward

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聖なる魔法陣 (Seinaru Mamōjin?, lit. Holy Magic Circle)

> Conjure a ward. Attack spells cast within the ward will automatically be cast twice.
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**Arcane Ward** is an ability for Aerith in *Final Fantasy VII Remake*, provided to her by the File:Aerith staff from FFVII Remake icon.png Guard Stick. It creates a large ward on the ground, where any kind of offensive magic used while inside will be cast twice, with the second one consuming less MP and dealing significantly less damage.

## Use

Arcane Ward is possibly Aerith's most important ability, as it allows for tremendous damage output, especially when combined with the File:Support Materia from FFVII Remake.png Magnify Materia. It also provides a major advantage for a party focused on spellcasting, as all characters within its radius benefit from it. This ability truly shines against bosses that have exploitable elemental weaknesses, allowing the party to damage them from safe distances with the correspondent magic, increasing the stagger gauge quickly. Once staggered, using the higher magic graduations within Arcane Ward will often result in devastating damage.

The MP Absorption materia can further improve efficiency in battle, allowing the character to recover significant MP with the dual cast. This is especially useful on the hard difficulty, when MP is scarce. File:Support Materia from FFVII Remake.png HP Absorption Materia can also allow the users to heal themselves by casting spells, mitigating the need for curative spells, and greatly helping with Aerith's fragile durability. Furthermore, though costly for ATB, Arcane Ward can be combined with Aerith's ATB Ward to use spells frequently.

The main drawback of Arcane Ward is that the character must be standing within the ward to take effect. This can be less optimal in fights that demand a lot of mobility. On the other hand, the ward lasts a significant amount of time, making recasts only necessary when in need of repositioning. Ideally, the ward should be cast roughly in the middle of the arena during boss battles, allowing quick accessibility regardless of where characters are.

## Other appearances

### *Final Fantasy Brave Exvius*

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Chole

クリン (Kurin?)

> Welcome.
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> Chole

**Chole** is a character in *Final Fantasy VII*. Chole is the granddaughter of Choco Bill and sister of Choco Billy. She lives at Choco Bill's Chocobo Farm. She writes down any information the Chocobo Sage gives. Also, she inspects each of the chocobos and tells which is the fastest sprinter, fastest runner, the smartest, and which has the most stamina.

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Etymology:Johnny

Johnny is a given name in the English language. It is sometimes a pet form of the masculine John, and since the 16th century it has also been a standalone masculine given name. In some cases Johnny is also a feminine given name. John is derived from the Latin *Ioannes* and *Iohannes*, which are forms of the Greek *Iōannēs* (Ἰωάννης), originally borne by Hellenized Jews transliterating the Hebrew name *Yohanan* (יוֹחָנָן), "Graced by God", or *Yehohanan* (יְהוֹחָנָן), "God is Gracious".
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