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Synopsis

Prior to the events of the game, on a different plane called the Interzone, the evil Starlord Sarpedon broke cosmic law and manifested himself into the physical universe, which is called the void. He created the Voidal Implosion Condensation Engine (the VICE) to condense the entire void into a jewel called the Condensation Crystal.

The Starlord council has attempted to intervene and save the void, but it's difficult because the other Starlords can't break the law and interfere with the material plane. Another Starlord, Zendo, is tasked with finding a mortal to stop Sarpedon from destroying the void.

Laser Lords itself begins when the protagonist is picked up by Zendo in a Chevy Belair, who blasts the two off into space and begins the great task. The hero must travel between 7 planets to collect the necessary information and tools to stop Sarpedon, including but not limited to: the four Stars of Virtue and the Condensation Crystal. (see list of items). The game has two possible endings.

### Transcript of Opening Sequence

*(Narrated by Zendo)*

Fasten your seatbelt.

The void is in great danger, warrior. The Starlord Sarpedon has violated cosmic law by manifesting himself in the material plane. He is a being of great greed. He wants to hold the void in the palm of his hand, to carry it like a jewel. To achieve this, he has created a diabolic machine. On Ravanna, he has built a Voidal Implosion Condensation Engine. When activated, it will condense the void into the condensation crystal.

I am the Starlord Zendo. I have been sent from the Interzone to enlist a mortal to confront Sarpedon. My powers in the material plane are limited; I will guide your ship and give you instruction. I offer a few Taras to help you begin. I also grant the gift of the cat; eight times I will intervene to save you from death. On the ninth death, I must return you to your world.

This quest is dangerous. Many have failed before you, however one warrior rested the condensation crystal from Sarpedon. Now it has been lost. Find the condensation crystal, warrior. If Sarpedon gets it first, he will activate the VICE and the void will be destroyed.
Chuck and Pedro Movie Facts

Before the Chuck and Pedro Movie/Series was created, Chuck was used in a shopping Mall to kick around after the 2 creators found out that kicking a Bob Ross plush they found was extremely fun. They kicked it around until a guy warned us that he would call security if we did it again. After that the next day they brought a Chuck doll from Angry Birds to kick around in the Mall but not in a store.

When kicking around the Chuck plush dropping it from the second floor and the other trying to catch it on the first floor, I flung Chuck from the Escalator and it landed on a vending machine. I tried to retrieve chuck by standing on plants and i tipped it over. Then a guy came down the Escalator and helped us get it.

The first 2 Characters that were created was Chuck and Holmes. Chuck was the only one who was really a character though because Holmes was just an imaginary get away driver, in a helicopter.
Warrior

The playable character in Laser Lords is never given a name, but referred to as "Warrior" by Zendo. He has many nicknames and several NPCs allude to him being handsome (Lysistrata, Proctus), while others consider him ugly, giving him names like "dog-faced". It is possible his name is Lonnie based on his lookalike bearing the name in Fast Blast but completely unconfirmed.

Not much is known about Warrior. We can only speculate his personality based on what Lonnie and the other lookalike, found on Ravanna, are like.
Golden Fleece

One of the most important items, second to the Condensation Crystal in which the game is based around, would be the legendary Golden Fleece.

Borrowed from Greek mythology, the Golden Fleece is spun by the giant spider, Taran-tula of Woo. It grants the holder great eloquence, which can be used for good or evil.

Originally, the holder of the Golden Fleece was the Bard of Khung, but it was stolen by Lexandaller, who used it to rise to power in the void. It was taken from him and now has been lost, however if Warrior choses his words carefully, he may be able to get a small piece of it to complete his mission.
Starlord Zendo

The Starlord Zendo is your guide throughout the game. He is a Starlord from the Interzone tasked with finding a mortal to save the void from being destroyed by Sarpedon. He has been appointed this task by the Starlord Council. Despite being referred to as the "Dragonlord," he quite clearly resembles an iguana.

Little is known about Zendo. He is the Starlord of Virtue who must be of high standing within the Starlord Council given the task appointed. He is able to intervene with all Warrior does, and can give him extra lives.

### The Task

Zendo was appointed the task of finding a mortal to save the void. It is often suggested throughout the game that hundreds of people have been recruited for the task and have all failed, giving several character the speculation that it's nothing more than a cheap thrill for Zendo (which can be interpreted differently, including nothing more than breaking the 4th wall).

It is not known if all Zendo's chosen warriors have been from Earth. On Argos, the keeper of the Diamond Star reveals that he originally took the star from Zendo, implying that the Dragonlord had manifested himself on Argos at least once. The reason for this is unknown.

### Relationships with other Characters

Throughout the game, Warrior finds many characters who know/know of Zendo. Some have had positive interactions, while others see him in a different light.

The Queen of the Creegs, Lysistrata, had dreams of Zendo telling her to leave her planet before the sun was sucked dry by wasps.

Leta, one of the last Fornaxi, also had dreams of Zendo, where she was given direction to find the last safe haven on Fornax, and how to find someone who will bring her the sacred seed of life to revive her planet.

Cadmus, a fighter in the gymnasium on Argos, holds the Diamond Star of Prowess. He claims he took it from Zendo ("a dragon man" from "off in the void"). Cadmus remarks how unusual it was that Zendo did not need to heal afterwards (implying his immortality).

Lonnie, one of Warrior's dopplegangers, tells a story of how he was picked up by Zendo while hitchhiking his way back to California from Iowa. He describes Zendo as "an angel, only ugly" and thinks the quest is stupid and nonsensical.

Warrior's other doppleganger, found on Ravanna and does not give a name, discusses Zendo at great length; he believes Zendo is a con-artist who is just playing games with Warrior and goes so far as to say, "He and Sarpedon are probably laughing it up right now." It is unknown whether or not this is true, or simply a mind game played by Sarpedon (likely the latter, given the circumstance).

Once awakened, Seb discusses his plans for his planet, Luxor, and briefly mentions Zendo, saying he must obey the Dragonlord.
Firefly Funhouse: Travel Around The World/Kumbaya

"***Kum ba yah***" ("*Come by here*") is an African American spiritual song of disputed origin, but known to be sung in the Gullah culture of the islands off South Carolina and Georgia, with ties to enslaved West Africans. The song is thought to have spread from the islands to other Southern states and the North, as well as other places in the world. The first known recording, of someone known only as H. Wylie, who sang in the Gullah dialect, was recorded by folklorist Robert Winslow Gordon in 1926. It later became a standard campfire song in Scouting and summer camps and enjoyed broader popularity during the folk revival of the 1950s and 1960s.

The song was originally an appeal to God to come and help those in need.

## Lyrics

Kumbaya, Lord, kumbaya

Kumbaya, Lord, kumbaya

Kumbaya, Lord, kumbaya

Oh, Lord, kumbaya

Someone’s prayin’, Lord, kumbaya

Someone’s prayin’, Lord, kumbaya

Someone’s prayin’, Lord, kumbaya

Oh, Lord, kumbaya

Someone’s singin’, Lord, kumbaya

Someone’s singin’, Lord, kumbaya

Someone’s singin’, Lord, kumbaya

Oh, Lord, kumbaya

Kumbaya, Lord, kumbaya

Kumbaya, Lord, kumbaya

Kumbaya, Lord, kumbaya

Oh, Lord, kumbaya

Oh, Lord, kumbaya

Oh, Lord, kumbaya
Endings

Laser Lords has two possible endings. Most of the side quests throughout the game are irrelevant to the ending, so long as the main goals and key items are achieved.

## Good Ending

The good ending is achieved when the Condensation Crystal is used against Sarpedon.

### Zendo's Speech

Now, the void will continue its intricate dance of infinite variations. Wars will continue. Hunger and pain, cruelty and greed are constant. Yet, there is still the possibility of joy.

All life owes itself to you, great one. You should rule an empire and be honored with eternal epics. All should sing your praise. As it is, I must return you to your planet. No one will know your name or what you've done. I cannot even leave your sword as a souvenir. And if you speak of your adventure, of the quest you've undertaken, of the wonders you've seen, your friends will think you insane.

It is strange that the void does not honor her greatest heroes. I offer my gratitude. I salute you, warrior. Perhaps we shall meet again.

## Bad Ending

The bad ending is achieved when Sarpedon is given the Condensation Crystal or warrior is killed 9 nines.

### Zendo's Speech

I had high hopes for you. You fought valiantly and well. One fatal error brought you to this end, now I must return you to your home. Perhaps you can find comfort in the knowledge that you came close to success. You were almost a hero. You can rest easy. Your lifespan is short enough that the effects of your failure will not be felt until your children's children are long in the grave.

It is no comfort to me. I know the devastation that awaits the void. I don't relish the prospect of seeing the light of the stars consumed while Sarpedon squeals with glee. Rest easy. No one will hold you responsible for the death of your world. And when it comes, the destruction will be sudden. Perhaps you can find solace in that.

And now, I leave you. Go home. Continue your life. Rest easy. I will not pass this way again.
Cosmic law

Cosmic law is a governing force in the Interzone which states that Starlords cannot manifest in the material plane. Because the Starlord Sarpedon was able to break it, one can infer that it is an enforceable law rather than a physical law (like gravity). It is unknown if cosmic law includes other laws.
Theories

Like all great stories, Laser Lords can be heavily theorized. The plot is deep and varied, but several plot-holes and inconsistencies leave ample room for hypothesizing.

The following information is *deduced* by players' in-game experiences and is not proven 100% canonical to the story, and should be treated as such.

## Plot Theories

These are broader theories that encompass large plot points. They have evidence cited to prove and disprove them. It's your decision whether you chose to believe.

## Sarpedon started the Star Force's violence

#### **The Evidence:**

On Argos, Emdea states that Lexandaller always loved Sarpedon more than her. Nothing else is said.

#### **The Theory:**

Just as Zendo came to Lysistrata, Leta, Seb, and surely countless others in dreams to give them guidance, so did Sarpedon. He appeared to Lexandallar and convinced him to take over the void with the Star Force.

#### **The Reasons:**

Sarpedon is sick and twisted and enjoys watching the idiot mortals kill each other.

To distract Zendo's chosen warriors from thwarting Sarpedon's plans.

#### **Debunked?**

There is so clear evidence whether this is true on untrue.

## Zendo and Sarpedon are in cohoots

#### **The Evidence:**

Warrior's doppleganger on Ravanna tries to convince Warrior that Zendo used him, and he and Sarpedon are probably laughing about it right now.

#### **The Theory:**

Zendo is not trying to save the void, nor is Sarpedon trying to destroy it. They are simply gods from another realm having fun playing with mortals.

#### **The Reasons:**

Lysistrata is pursuing Zendo's advice that another planet, Alpha, is waiting for them to start anew. Many of the other Creegs think it's bullshit and Alpha doesn't exist; if this is the case, then Zendo is lying to her as part of his game.

Lonnie on the Seminum Omegan thinks Zendo is full of it, and doesn't believe him.

In the successful ending sequence, Zendo states, "No one will know your name or what you've done. I cannot even leave your sword as a souvenir," like nothing he did matters, which is a bit strange.

#### **Debunked?**

The whole purpose of the game is to save the void. It would be pretty awful if it was just a trick made by gods.

Zendo is a neutral figure who gives advice to help everyone on every side. He helps Leta find a way to save Fornax, he helps the queen of Hive revive her colony. Why would he do good if it was all a sick game?

The game ends with the destruction of the Sarpedon.

## Minor Theories

These are small details that can hypothesized based on in-game details.
Fleeton

A hot, toxic rock that makes a highly efficient interstellar rocket fuel, fleeton is the greatest reason for greed and conquest in the void. It is comparable to oil on Earth in real life.

The Creegs found fleeton beneath the surface of Fornax, and eventually exploited the planet's resource to Argos. The Fornaxi were turned into slaves to mine the fleeton (which results it horrible mutations), and the Creegs allow the Argosians to take the fleeton--with royalties to the Creegs, of course.

Argos has banned the sale of fleeton to Tekton, likely because they fear Tekton's rise to power if they are able to leave the planet.

A cube of fleeton is found within the game (see: list of items)
Lonnie

On the Seminum Omega, one of the casino games is called Fast Blast. The other player involved with Fast Blast is identical to Warrior, and gives the player insight into what the main character is like. He calls himself Lonnie, which may possibly be Warrior's name due to the rest of their similarities, although it is not proven.

When engaging Lonnie in conversation, it is discovered that he too was a Starman appointed by Zendo, and was picked up in the same manner as Warrior; hitchhiking on his way to Ohio.
Fast Blast

In the casino of the Seminum Omega, there is a game called Fast Blast. It is a Russian roulette style game that involves two players passing a blaster (it looks like a hand grenade) back and forth until 6 turns is used or the blaster goes off. If one player is killed, the other wins 120,000 taras and the game cannot be played again. It is definitely possible to win Fast Blast.
Creegs

The Creegs are a race of long-lived humanoids that came from Creegonia, a planet that orbited the star Omega before it was destroyed by the Hiveans. The remaining Creegs live on the Seminum Omega, stuck in orbit due to both Flateus Dan's fits and the profiting of fleeton mining with Argos.

#### Gender

For every 1 Creegona (female Creeg), there are 20 Creegs. Creegonas have harems of men.

#### Creegs as NPCs

Flateus Dan

Proctus

Eunuchus

Jaxus
Star Wars: Attack of the Clones

***Star Wars: Attack of the Clones*** is a 2002 American epic space-opera film directed by George Lucas and written by Lucas, Lawrence Kasdan and Jonathan Hales; distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. It is the second installment of the *Star Wars* prequel trilogy, the fifth film to be produced, and the second film in the "Skywalker saga". It stars Christopher Lee, Ewan McGregor, Natalie Portman, Adam Driver, Ian McDiarmid, Samuel L. Jackson, Christopher Lee, Anthony Daniels, Kenny Baker, Charlize Theron, and Frank Oz. Set ten years after the events in *The Phantom Menace*, the galaxy is on the brink of civil war, with thousands of planetary systems threatening to secede from the Galactic Republic. After Senator Padmé Amidala evades an assassination attempt, Jedi apprentice Anakin Skywalker becomes her protector, while his mentor Obi-Wan Kenobi investigates the attempt on her life and tracks down her assassin.

## Cast

* Christopher Lee as Count Dooku / Darth Maul, Darth Sidious' Sith apprentice and leader of the Separatists
* Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi, a competent Jedi Master tasked with the assassination of Count Dooku
* Adam Driver as Anakin Skywalker, a reckless young Jedi Knight who chafes under the strict tutelage of the Jedi
* Natalie Portman as Padme Amidala, a wealthy Republic lobbyist and Senator following the democratization of Naboo
* Ian McDiarmid as Chancellor Palpatine, the increasingly powerful Senator from Naboo
* Samuel L. Jackson as Mace Windu, Jedi Grandmaster and leader of the Jedi Council
* Frank Oz as Yoda, Jedi Master and teacher of all Jedi padawans
* Charlize Theron as Zam Wessel, an assassin tasked with the assassination of Padme Amidala
* Temeura Morrison as Jango Fett, a bounty hunter who becomes the basis for an army of clones to serve the Republic
List of Items

**This list is currently incomplete and is updated frequently.**

Items are essential to Laser Lords. Here is a list of all the items found within. The description is displayed when LOOK is selected, the planet is where the item is located, the process is how the item is obtained.

Zendo's Advice is the narration played when the item is used. For items that cannot be used, Zendo says, "You cannot use that, Warrior." If the item is not used in the proper place he says, "This is not the proper place to use that, Warrior."
List of Planets

## Traversable Planets

#### Luxor

A poor planet modeled after Egypt. It is suffering under the control of the Argosian army called the Star Force.

#### Argos

The epicenter of the Omegan Cluster and main controlling power. Despite having an ancient Greek theme, they are highly advanced.

#### Fornax

A once-peaceful planet turned into a toxic wasteland due to fleeton mining. When traveling to Fornax, the player is actually on the Seminum Omegan; a spaceship orbiting Fornax.

#### Tekton

A technological haven filled with droids, Tekton seems peaceful; however its past is full of destruction.

#### Woo

One of the last planets in the Omegan Cluster that hasn't been attacked by Argos, Woo is a zen-like haven of talking animals living within harmony and understanding. It's only accessible with a hyperspace kit.

#### Hive

It was the star Omega until the Hiveans, interstellar wasps, invaded and sucked it dry. Now it's just a giant honeycomb floating in a deadzone.

## Planets Mentioned

**Earth**

Warrior's homeworld, visited by several NPCs in the game, often referred to as "The Jewel of the Void." In fact, many have plans for her.

**Gamea**

Luxor's name prior to the Argosian invasion.

**Gamelux**

Seb's new name for Luxor.

**Minos**

A planet destroyed by the Argosian empire.

**Creegonia**

The home world of the Creegs that was left behind when their sun, Omega, was destroyed by the Hiveans.

**Omega**

The star at the center of the Omegan Cluster (although the Laser Lord's handbook says Omega is the Creeg's planet) that was sucked dry when the Hiveans invaded, thus turning Omega into Hive.

**Alpha**

A theoretical star, parallel to Omega, described by the Omegan Odes. Alpha's star system contains the Dreegs.

**Khung**

A planet that was destroyed by the Argosian empire. Emdea came from there.

**Kuru**

Home of the Kuruvies. It is a tropical paradise.

**Joppa**

A dry, desert-based planet that was invaded by Argos. It is rich in Uranium.
Lists of Walt Disney Studios films

The following are **lists of Walt Disney Studios films** by decade:

Lists* List of Walt Disney Studios films (1937–1959)
* List of Walt Disney Studios films (1960–1979)
* List of Walt Disney Studios films (1980–1989)
* List of Walt Disney Studios films (1990–1999)
* List of Walt Disney Studios films (2000–2009)
* List of Walt Disney Studios films (2010–2019)
* List of Walt Disney Studios films (2020–2029)

See also* List of Disney feature-length home entertainment releases
* List of Disney television films
* List of Disney television series
* List of Touchstone Pictures films
* List of Hollywood Pictures films
* List of films released by Lucasfilm
* List of Marvel Studios films
* Lists of 20th Century Fox films
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* Category:Lists of films by studio

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Ravanna

> *Sarpedon's lair is buried deep inside Ravanna. Many fierce warriors protect him. Use all your skills.*
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Ravanna is the labyrinth that Sarpedon uses as his base. Both Sarpedon and the Voidal Implosion Condensation Engine reside on Ravanna. It is the final planet, where the good ending can be achieved. The Code of Sarpedon is the final virtue which is learned by speaking with the NPCs, including Thorax the Cryogenic.

## Ravanna

#### The Code of Sarpedon

Poverty, violence, fear

These are the fruits of the void

Futility, humiliations ,death

This is the fate of all beings

The grave belongs to Sarpedon

Absolute gravity is his throne

None shall escape this destiny

All shall be cast in the pit

He shall hold the void in his hand

Contained in one translucent stone

All worlds shall be his

Great is the name of Sarpedon

Starve, stab, strangle, shoot

Loot the cities, burn the fields

Condense, compact, disruptpt, destroy

Strip the planets, void the void
Fornax

*When beaming down on Fornax, the player is sent to the Seminum Omega; a spacecraft orbiting Fornax. This page is for the physical planet called Fornax. For gameplay on "Fornax", see* Seminum Omegan.

Similar to Luxor, Fornax was once a beautiful and thriving paradise turned into a wasteland of slaves by the Argosian empire, with the added bonus that the Creegs of Omega helped make it possible!

#### Discovery of Fleeton

The best fuel for space flight in the void is fleeton, which sat for millenniums beneath the surface of Fornax. It is a red hot substance, and said heat made Fornax extremely fertile. The Fornaxi were a peaceful folk with no interest in war.

During their trek towards the unknown planet Alpha, the Creegs came to Fornax to refuel their starship, the Seminum Omegan. While enjoying what Fornax had to offer, the Star Force of Argos attacked the Seminum Omegan. Lexandaller came on board demanding tribute, but the Queen of the Creegs, Lysistrata, was able to negotiate a deal; the Argosians mine fleeton on Fornax while the Creegs get a handsome royalty for it, in addition to the Seminum Omegan being turned into a casino (for more profit). Now the Creegs make a ton of profit while the Fornaxi succumb to torture and forced drug abuse. Meanwhile, the Creegs' trek to Alpha is on hold. It's been about 100 years of orbiting Fornax.

#### Mutants

Mining fleeton comes with a terrible price; it's highly toxic and causes mutations. Even with a "survivale suit" a regular person will die within a year of exposure to fleeton fumes. The race of mutants is prevalent on the Seminum Omega, mostly as body guards for the Creegs.

The most prominent mutant is Mok Jape, the Fornaxi slave master. Although he works for the Creegs, he has secret plans to overthrow them and Argos by creating a master race of mutants bred with the remaining Fornaxi women. He plans to wipe out the population of Earth and use it as a home world for his new race. Mok Jape is not the only NPC who has plans for Earth.

#### The Destruction of the Mines

Things took a turn for the worse when three out of the four fleeton mines blew up. Over a billion Fornaxi died during the blasts. It's unclear if it was an inside job or not, but either way it resulted in all of Fornax being engulfed by a toxic cloud.

Leta, one of the few Fornaxi who survived, found a sacred space that was still livable. She had dreams of Zendo telling her to escape and get onto the Seminum Omega, where she would find the hero and received the Seed of Sysis, which she can use to heal her planet.
Lysistrata

Lysistrata is the last Creegona and queen of the Creegs on the Seminum Omega. When the star Omega was burning out due to the Hivean invasion, Lysistrata's dreams of Zendo led her to take the last of the Creegs away from the Omegan Cluster in search of a new planet called Alpha.

#### Physical Appearance

Lysistrata is described as being stunningly beautiful, due to her Tektonese enhancements. Her body is mostly artificial. She has long blonde hair but most of her head is shaved. She bears the Creeg crest of Omega on her forehead.

#### Relationships with other Characters

Prime Assembler says he used to roll with her when he was still human, and he is responsible for starting her bionic enhancements.

Dok-Tor is a renegade droid who serves as Lysistrata's personal doctor on the Seminum Omega.
Chuck

Chuck is one of the Main Characters in the Hit film "Chuck and Pedro's Movie".

Chuck

* Current
* Space Chuck
* Han Solo Chuck

He is good friends with Pedro and have been Filming since the start of the movie/series together.

He is good friends with Tyrone, Holmes, Red and Blue, they are also apart of Chuck 10. Cookie Monster, Kermit, Big Bird, and Piggy being acquaintances. Nickey Nouse being more of an Enemy, Piggy considered a enemy as well as he was bullying Pedro in the start. Then agreeing to be friends during the well known "DABADA" part.

A Small little "argument" between Chuck and Pedro was during the very start of the Movie/Episodes. It was about Pedro getting his own movie called "The Red Movie".

He would often say "Red Movie Coming Out Soon" instead of doing what was told by Chuck.
Curtain Call (Meat Loaf album)

*Curtain Call* is a 2022 4-CD box set released by Meat Loaf, which consists of one disc of seven new studio songs, which consist of the signer's thirteenth and final studio album, along with three discs of live performances spanning his entire career. It was released on September 2, 2022 by Exploitation Records.

The seven studio songs are tracks written by Jim Steinman that Meat Loaf had never recorded in his career.

All songs written by Jim Steinman unless otherwise specified.

CD 1

-Who'd Do The Dirty?

-Making Love Out of Nothing at All

-What Part Of My Body Hurts The Most

-Rainbow

-For Sarah

-Rebel Without A Clue

-East And West

CD 2

-I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That) (Hudson Theatre, NY, 1993)

-You Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth (Hot Summer Night) (House of Blues, Orlando, 1993)

-Masculine (written by Rick Derringer) (Birmingham, England, 1988)

-Blind Before I Stop (written by Meat Loaf, John Golden and Paul Christie) (Wembley Arena, London, 1987)

-Rock And Roll Dreams Come Through (Cardiff, 1993)

-Dead Ringer For Love (Los Angeles, 1993)

-Heaven Can Wait (Rotterdam, 1994)

-Where The Rubber Meets The Road (written by Sarah Durkee and Paul Jacobs) (Beacon Theatre, NY, 1995)

-Midnight At The Lost And Found (written by Steve Buslowe, Paul Christie, Meat Loaf and Dan Peyronel) (Brixton Academy, London, 1985)

-Dance In My Pants (Birmingham, England, 1988)

-River Deep, Mountain High (written by Barry Mann, Cynthia Weill and Phil Spector) ("Rockpalast", 1978)

CD 3

-I'd Lie For You (And That's The Truth) (written by Diane Warren) (Melbourne, 2004)

-Hot Patootie (written by Richard O'Brien) (Tallahassee, 1989)

-Objects In The Rear View Mirror May Appear Closer Than They Are (Hudson Theatre, NY, 1993)

-Life Is A Lemon And I Want My Money Back (Beacon Theatre, NY, 1995)

-Out Of The Frying Pan (And Into The Fire) (Madison Square Garden, NY, 2004)

-Is Nothing Sacred (written by Jim Steinman and Don Black) (Dusseldorf, 1999)

-Johnny B. Goode (written by Chuck Berry) (Nassau, Long Island, 1978)

-The Monster Is Loose (written by John 5, Desmond Child and Nikki Sixx) (London, Ontario, 2007)

-Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad (West Palm Beach, 2005)

-Everything Louder Than Everything Else (Hudson Theatre, NY, 1993)

CD 4

-Not A Dry Eye In The House (written by Diane Warren) (Beacon Theatre, NY, 1995)

-Los Angeloser (written by James Michael) (Holmdel, 2010)

-Couldn't Have Said It Better (written by James Michael and Nikki Sixx) (Youngstown, 2008)

-Read 'Em And Weep (Gothenburg, 1982)

-All Revved Up With Nowhere To Go (Berlin, 1994)

-Paradise By The Dashboard Light (House of Blues, Orlando, 1993)

-For Crying Out Loud (Melbourne, 2004)

-Bat Out Of Hell (Madison Square Garden, 2004)

-Lawyers, Guns And Money (written by Warren Zevon) (Hard Rock Live, NY, 1999)

-Gimme Shelter (written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards) (London, Ontario, 2007)
Denver and Delilah Animation

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**Denver and Delilah Animation** is an American animation studio that serves as the animation division of Springbok Productions, that is focused on creating animated film and television projects. It got its start in 2001 with the release of *Aqua Teen Hunger Force* on Adult Swim, and has established itself as a massive player in the field. Among its notable other projects are *Dragon's Lair*, *Avatar: The Last Airbender*, *Rick and Morty*, *Solar Opposites*, *Metalocalypse*, *BoJack Horseman*, *Code Lyoko* and *The Addams Family*.

## External links

* Official website

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Spongebob Balloon

Escape.

## Information

**Spongebob Balloon** is, well, a balloon, and in bob lore, known for being the main friend of Bob, despite actually being in the weaker half, losing to The Entity and The Spongebob Bouncy House, who is Balloon's father. However in being an actual meme, he has been known as a meme because people find his face creepy, and it has resulted in him being put in odd areas with creepy lighting. However, there are also two video of it floating around abnormally on it's own. He is also known to be a friend of Patrick Balloon and Spongebob Popsicle.

## Abilities

The Spongebob Balloon has the ability to float around, due to being a balloon. He also becomes more powerful when filled with more helium/air.

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Them Crooked Vultures

**Them Crooked Vultures** is an English-American rock band formed in 2008 by Led Zeppelin members Jimmy Page on guitar and John Paul Jones on bass and keyboards along with drummer Jason Bonham, son of the late Zeppelin drummer John Bonham, and Alter Bridge frontman Myles Kennedy on vocals.

The band was formed after Led Zeppelin's historic reunion performance at the Ahmet Ertegun Tribute Concert, as Page, Jones and Bonham wanted to continue, but Robert Plant declined to do further reunion activities, but gave his blessing for the trio to continue without him under a new name. The three announced that they would be forming a new band that would perform the Led Zeppelin catalog and also make new songs together, and would be auditioning for a lead vocalist. After several candidates, including Steven Tyler, auditioned for the job, Kennedy was announced as the final decision.

The new band began touring in 2008, and signed a deal with Exploitation Records, releasing a live album and video of the initial tour, then came out with their self-titled debut album in 2009. The album was a massive critical and commercial success, and Them Crooked Vultures' tours were also highly-regarded for the mixture of new songs, Led Zeppelin material, and material from The Firm, Page's solo album *Outrider*, *Coverdale-Page*, and Page and Plant in their setlists.
Lists of Warner Bros. films

The following are **lists of Warner Bros. films** by decade: Note: This list does not include direct-to-video releases or films from New Line Cinema prior to its merger with Warner Bros. in 2008, nor does it include third-party films or films Warner gained the rights to as a result of mergers or acquisitions such as Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's pre-May 1986 library or RKO Radio Pictures' library.

Lists* List of Warner Bros. films (1918–1929)
* List of Warner Bros. films (1930–1939)
* List of Warner Bros. films (1940–1949)
* List of Warner Bros. films (1950–1959)
* List of Warner Bros. films (1960–1969)
* List of Warner Bros. films (1970–1979)
* List of Warner Bros. films (1980–1989)
* List of Warner Bros. films (1990–1999)
* List of Warner Bros. films (2000–2009)
* List of Warner Bros. films (2010–2019)
* List of Warner Bros. films (2020–2029)

See also* Warner Bros.
* List of New Line Cinema films
* Category:Lists of films by studio

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Freddie Freaker

"$2 a call"

It's the freak phone and here's the party freak

*-Freddie Freaker*

## Information

Freddie Freaker is an alien creature that appears in a commercial for the Freak Phone

## Appearance

Freddie is a yellow alien creature, who somewhat resembles a Gremlin. He has Large ears that allow him to hear music from earth, and he also has skinny arms
Devil's Playground

*Devil's Playground* is the twelfth studio album by Meat Loaf, released on September 16, 2016 by Exploitation Records.

It is the first album since *Bat Out of Hell III: The Last at Bat* to feature songs by Jim Steinman, though Steinman had no involvement in the recording. The album was produced by Paul Crook and Steven Rinkoff, and consists entirely of songs previously written for other projects and albums, with nothing made specially for this record. However, the songs "Renegade Angel" and "Devil's Playground" had never been recorded by anyone prior, effectively counting as new songs.

The album artwork by Julie Bell shows Meat Loaf and a young Steinman from behind, staring up at the "Four Bikers of the Apocalypse", astride the motorcycles used on the *Bat Out of Hell* trilogy and *Dead Ringer*, speeding towards the duo.

All songs by Jim Steinman, except where noted

-Give Me the Simple Life

-Dance In My Pants

-Renegade Angel

-Speaking in Tongues

-Train of Love

-Come With Me

-Devil's Playground

-Hushabye

-The Want Ad

-Safe Sex

Tracks on Deluxe Edition

-Prize Fight Lover (Rick Brantley/Dave Bassett/Tommy Henriksen)

-For What It's Worth (with Stephen Stills) (Stephen Stills)

-I'd Do Anything for Love But I Won't Do That (songwriter demo) (with Imelda May) (Jim Steinman)
Bruce Davey

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

**Bruce Davey** is an Australian film producer.

A partner in Icon Productions alongside Mel Gibson, Sydney-born Davey has produced many films including *Apocalypto*, *The Passion of the Christ*, *Push*, and *Braveheart* for which he won an Academy Award for Best Picture. Davey began as Gibson's CPA after being recommended by Gibson's running coach in *Gallipoli*. After becoming Gibson's business manager, the two men founded Icon Productions in 1989.

## Filmography

He was a producer in all films unless otherwise noted.

### Film

As an actor

Music department

## External links

* Bruce Davey at IMDb

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Woo

> *On Woo, you may learn much about Virtue. The bears with make Lixir, they will sing the Song of Flux.*
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Juxtaposed to the other planets overrun by greed and war, Woo is a peaceful paradise of animals living in harmony, or as they call it, "The Way of Woo." Despite the planet being benevolent, it is easy to give items away without anything in return.
Springbok Games

**Springbok Games** is the video game division of Springbok Productions, dedicated to making video game titles. It started out assisting in making the console port of Valve Software's 2004 title Half-Life 2, and then also assisted in making the three episodic sequels. Springbok Games first attracted attention for its original role-playing game title Zophyre, which was massively successful in reviews and sales. Springbok Games has established itself as a major player in the video game industry, with its involvement in the Call of Duty and Deus Ex franchises, and creating the puzzle adventure game Life Is Strange.
D21C

*D21C* is the lone studio album by The Doors of the 21st Century. It was released on April 7, 2004 by Exploitation Records.

The album features a series of songs written by notable rock poets such as Michael McClure, Jim Carroll, John Doe and Henry Rollins, as well as by lead vocalist Ian Astbury. Several of these songs were re-recorded later on by Ray Manzarek and Roy Rogers for their own band.

A deluxe edition includes a bonus disc of studio re-recordings of classic songs by The Doors.

### Standard Edition

1. Cops Talk

2. Forever

3. Eagle In A Whirlwind

4. American Express

5. Razor's Edge

6. Hurricane

7. Translucent Blues

8. River Of Madness

9. Boot Yer Butt

10. Venice Beach Nightmares

11. Absolutely Live

12. Goodbye America

### Deluxe Edition bonus disc

1. Break On Through (To The Other Side)

2. Light My Fire

3. When The Music's Over

4. Roadhouse Blues

5. Not To Touch the Earth

6. Touch Me (from 2000 tribute CD *Stoned Immaculate: The Music of the Doors*)

7. Five to One

8. Love Her Madly

9. L.A. Woman

10. Peace Frog

11. Love Me Two Times

12. The Crystal Ship

13. Soul Kitchen
The Monster Is Loose

*The Monster Is Loose* is the ninth studio album by Meat Loaf, released on October 31, 2006 by Exploitation Records. It was produced by James Michael and Desmond Child, who also contributed many of the songs on the album. The album sessions also contributed a notable number of covers, most notably a cover of Bob Dylan's "Forever Young" and a rendition of "Tear Me Down" from the musical *Hedwig and the Angry Itch*.

Despite not having any connection or involvement with the *Bat Out of Hell* trilogy, the cover art by Julie Bell seems to continue the storyline, showing the iconic biker and the bat-like creature grappling over the fate of an angel. The artwork even copies the "Songs by Jim Steinman" moniker on the trilogy's album covers, instead saying "Songs by James Michael & Desmond Child."

The album is available in two formats, a one-disc standard edition, and a deluxe edition with a bonus EP called *Decadent Wish*, which contains additional songs recorded during the sessions, especially covers of Mercury Blues, Black Betty and Gimme Shelter.

The album was the most successful Meat Loaf album with no involvement by Jim Steinman, receiving generally positive reviews and respectable sales figures.

### Track listing

-Monstro/Alive (Desmond Child/James Michael/Holly Knight/Andrea Remanda/Elena Casals)

-Couldn't Have Said It Better (Michael/Nikki Sixx)

-Did I Say That? (Michael)

-Tear Me Down (Stephen Trask)

-Blind As A Bat (Michael/Child)

-Cry Over Me (Diane Warren)

-Why Isn't That Enough (Jo Davidson)

-The Monster Is Loose (Child/Sixx/John 5)

-If God Could Talk (Child/Marti Frederiksen)

-Whore (Marcus Blake/Jason MacKenroth/Jim Wilson)

-Man Of Steel (Michael/Sixx)

-Love You Out Loud (Michael/Sixx)

-Testify (Kevin Griffin)

-What About Love (Child/Frederiksen/Russ Irwin/John Gregory)

-Forever Young (Bob Dylan)

Decadent Wish EP (bonus disc in deluxe edition, also available as separate release on same day as main album)

-Unsaid (Diane Warren)

-Blind As A Bat (Remix)

-Because Of You (Steve Balsamo/Rick Jude)

-Decadent Wish (Shelley Peiken/Jud Friedman/Michael Duff)

-Black Betty (Trad./Huddie Ledbetter)

-Mercury Blues (K.C. Douglas/Robert L. Gettins)

-Gimme Shelter (Mick Jagger/Keith Richards)
Slayer (movie)

***Slayer*** is a 2005 American gothic horror film written and directed by Joss Whedon. It is a continuation of Whedon's acclaimed WB television series *Buffy* and stars the same cast, taking place after the events of the final episode. Set two years after Buffy's death, *Slayer* is the story of the Scooby Gang moving forward with a new set of challenges.

The original script for the movie included a much larger role for Sarah Michelle Gellar's Buffy Summers, but the actress declined to return to the role and instead starred in *Scooby Doo 3*.

It was released in North America on September 30, 2005 by Springbok to generally positive reviews and several accolades, including the Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, the Prometheus Special Award and the Nebula Award for Best Script. Eliza Dushku was nominated for several awards and the film greatly increased her status as a legitimate movie star.

## Plot

It has been two years since the death of Buffy Summers. In that time period, the former "Scooby Gang" has scattered about the world. They are called back together when a mysterious string of murders worldwide are revealed to be connected. Dawn, now a member of the Watcher's Council, contacts Faith and together they get "the team back together".

They discover that all of the victims have been "Potential Slayers", those who have been deemed likely to become Slayers should the current Slayer die. The murderer is in fact Dana Hamilton (Glau), a woman who had been trapped in an insane asylum. Dana obtained the powers of the Slayer upon Buffy's death and has spent the last two years eliminating Potential Slayers in the hopes of destroying the Slayer line with herself.

The Scooby Gang makes a final stand against Dana and the demons she has recruited to her cause, with Faith nearly dying in the process as she refuses to kill Dana. The conflict is finally stopped when Willow, Dawn, & Tara enact a spell to activate all Potential Slayers in the world - making Dana's goal significantly harder to accomplish. Faith is able to get Dana to stand down and together the duo eliminate the demon army that Dana had assembled.

## Cast

*Main article: List of Buffyverse characters*

* Eliza Dushku as Faith Lehane
* Alyson Hannigan as Willow Rosenberg
* Amber Benson as Tara MacClay
* J. August Richards as James Gunn
* Seth Green as Daniel "Oz" Osbourne
* Michelle Trachtenberg as Dawn Giles
* Summer Glau as Dana Hamilton

## Related Works and Merchandise

While Springbok had initially wanted to commission a sequel to the film, many of the cast were burnt out on the series by this point and had only agreed to the film as a "last hurrah" for the series.

Whedon and Greenwalt instead took the treatment for a potential sequel and turned it into a three-issue comic book series, *Faith & Dana* released through Dark Horse Comics. This eventually lead into several ongoing titles related to the future of the *Buffyverse* following the movies.
Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith

***Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith*** is a 2005 American epic space-opera film directed by George Lucas, and written by Lucas and Lawrence Kasdan, released by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. It stars Christopher Lee, Ewan McGregor, Natalie Portman, Adam Driver, Ian McDiarmid, Samuel L. Jackson, and Frank Oz. It is the final installment in the *Star Wars* prequel trilogy, the third chapter in the Skywalker saga and the sixth *Star Wars* film to be released overall. It is set three years after the events of the second film, and officially shows the fall of Anakin Skywalker to the Dark Side and his transformation into Darth Vader, and the creation of the Galactic Empire.

## Cast

* Christopher Lee as Count Dooku / Darth Maul
* Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi
* Adam Driver as Anakin Skywalker
* Natalie Portman as Padme Amidala
* Ian McDiarmid as Chancellor Palpatine
* Samuel L. Jackson as Mace Windu
* Frank Oz as Yoda
Lists of 20th Century Fox films

The following are **lists of 20th Century Fox films** by decade and by subsidiaries:

Lists
**Predecessors**
* List of Fox Film films
* List of Twentieth Century Pictures films

**As Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation**
* List of 20th Century Fox films (1935–1999)
* List of 20th Century Fox films (2000–present)

**By 20th Century Fox Subsidiary**
* Fox 2000 Pictures § *List of releases*
* List of Fox Searchlight Pictures films

External links* 20th Century Fox[]

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Chris Redfield

Entrance: Chris walks onscreen and loads his H&K 38, aiming it at the opponent.

Exit: Chris takes out his communicator and holds it to his ear.

Standard (Light): Punches

Standard (Medium): Kicks

Standard (Heavy): Slashes with his combat knife

Launcher: Fires his H&K 38

Aerial (Light): Punches

Aerial (Medium): Stabs with his knife

Aerial (Heavy): Tosses a mine that immediately explodes

Crouching (Light): Kicks

Crouching (Medium): Slashes with his knife

Crouching (Heavy): Fires his M3 shotgun at the ground

Grab: Combination Punch

Chris punches his opponent in the chest before punching them in the face with his other hand.

Special Moves:

H&K 38: Chris fires up to three bullets from his H&K 38 pistol.

SIG 556: Chris takes out a machine gun and riddles his opponent with gunfire.

Proximity Mine: Chris tosses a mine at the opponent that explodes when it touches them.

Flash Grenade: Chris tosses out a flash grenade that causes a flash of light when it explodes, stunning opponents.

Super Move: Grenade Launcher

Chris fires a nitrogen grenade from his grenade launcher, freezing the opponent before firing off three more grenades that explode around them.

Ultimate Move: Satellite Laser

Chris fires his M3 shotgun at the opponent. If it hits, Chris pulls out a bazooka-like tracking device, using it to summon a crosshair that Chris aims at his opponent. This causes a laser cannon attached to a satellite to fire down a massive beam of energy down at the opponent, blowing them up.

Alternate Costumes:

Standard Appearance

S.T.A.R.S. Uniform

Suited Chris

Classic Chris

Universe: Resident Evil

Title: Special Operations Agent of the B.S.S.A.

Home Stage: Umbrella Africa Laboratory

Voice Actor: Roger Craig Smith