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Millie Miller
 Examine | Miss Millicent Miller the Miller of Mill Lane Mill.

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Millie Miller
 Examine | Miss Millicent Miller the Miller of Mill Lane Mill.

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**Miss Millicent Miller**, or **Millie Miller**, is an NPC found inside Mill Lane Mill, north of Lumbridge.

In Cook's Assistant, the Cook asks the player to get flour from the windmill, and recommends they talk to Millie first. She then instructs the player on making a pot of flour.
Lachtopher

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**Lachtopher** wanders the northern part of Lumbridge, usually outside the General store. He is the good-for-nothing brother of Victoria who once lived on the east side of the River Lum until goblins invaded his house. It is presumed that his house was closest to the border gate of Al Kharid. The other one was most likely house of Lozar, due to the population of goblins in that house.

Jagex may have included Lachtopher in the game as a way to satirise players that beg, and to show new players that begging is not a good way to make money, as they may face criticism.

He is the first NPC to talk to in the Cryptic Clue Fest of the 2009 Thanksgiving event. Players needed 3 ropes, 2 buckets, and 5 bananas to progress in the event.

## Biography

### Attack of the goblins

Lachtopher is Victoria's brother. He used to live on the east side of the River Lum until goblins attacked Lumbridge, forcing him to move to other side of the river. Victoria decided to take Lachtopher into her house for a couple of weeks, as her mother always taught Victoria to be understanding and kind. He has stayed there ever since.

### Current

Lachtopher has lived in Victoria's house for quite a while now and shows no intention of leaving, or even finding another place to stay in. He occupies the ground floor of Victoria's house. When the Battle of Lumbridge broke out, Duke Horacio had Lachtopher's house turned into a shelter for refugees and it is currently inhabited by two families, making Lachtopher's return unlikely.

## Trivia

* At the end of the dialogue, the player will say: "I think I'll call you Lazy Lachtopher from now on." However, the player's character will not call him that.
* His name is a pun of "latch off her" to say that he uses his sister's belongings instead of gaining his own.
* On 17 September 2009, Lachtopher was one of several characters removed from the game along with the addition of Unstable Foundations and the Lumbridge re-work. However, he was re-added to the game on 23 November with the unofficial release of the 2009 Thanksgiving event.

## References

1. ↑ Paul. "Advisors and Objectives". 17 September 2009. *RuneScape* News.

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Einhard Stratos

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*“These memories drove me to this point. But in the end, I'm me. ”*
**Heidi Einhard Stratos Ingvalt** or just **Einhard** (pronounced Einhar**t**) **Stratos** is a descendant of House Ingvalt, the Last Tsar of Shutra. Gaining his fair skin, mint hair and eyes as well as his memories, Einhard's experience from discriminating her current life from her "past life" left her more determined to find Vivio Takamachi.

Stoic, but a dork, the parallels between her and Fate Testarossa are constantly made.

## Appearance

With mint green hair and heterochromatic eyes (purple left and blue right), Einhard is easily spotted by her twin-tails hair. Taking a very forward stride in her walk, many say that she is 'princely'.

Her theme is Not Afraid and her BGM is アインハルト・ストラトス or Crimson Shura God. Her Breaker theme is SHINING FINGER!. Her true Breaker theme is Roar, O One Who Breaks Supremacy.

## Biography

Born into the steward's house of Stratos, Einhard was born with the genetic coding for Claus Gennadiy Sashura Ingvalt, the last Tsar of Shura. Born with her memories and devotion to the Last Sankt Kaiser, Einhard found herself lost in memory and time, much to her parent's dismay.

Staying out of the war due to "medical conditions" when Einhard heard of Vivio's magnificent abilities and her role at the end of the TSAB/SCC War, she set off on a mission to find said girl. A year after the war, she finally found her.

And much to her surprise, Vivio was unlike Olivie Sagebreht. While still kind-hearted, Vivio's likes, dislikes and personality fell short from what she expected from the clone of the Sankt Kaiser.

But it was due to the younger girl's personality that Einhard learned to separate Claus's memories from her own.

In the year 0085 of the Magical Century, Einhard has taken full responsibility of herself and her ancestor's memories. While his emotions run through her blood, she is still her. And Einhard is inlove with Vivio.

## Powers

As a practitioner of Ancient Shutran magic, Einhard has magical tattoo runes running up and down her limbs, however due to the genetic tampering of the Shutran Heirs, they do not appear unless Einhard is preforming intensely powerful magic.

While she contains many of her abilities from canon, Einhard also has abilities akin to Adely Nash from Super Robot Wars: Endless Frontier EXCEED, with lions instead of dragons. This also includes the Ialdabaoth and Shinka Ialdabaoth. Her Breaker is enough to shatter mountains.
Pipe Organ

The **Pipe Organ** belongs to Count von Count on *Sesame Street*. After being a featured prop and significant part of the Count's castle for several years, the pipe organ became a character in Season 33, joining the Count in the "Number of the Day" segments, as each individual pipe would open its eyes and sing according to its number.

Among the performers of the pipes are Fran Brill, John Tartaglia, Stephanie D'Abruzzo, Martin P. Robinson, David Rudman and Julianne Buescher.
Peg

**Peg** is one of the two titular characters and protagonists of *Peg + Cat*. She is a young girl who wears a red hat and blue dress. She explains the situation in each episode directly to the "camera", announces when they have "a big problem", and reasons out solutions to math-related problems. During songs, she pulls out a ukulele and plays it. She has a special blue marble hidden under her hat. Her favorite crayon is "Little Bluey".
High Priests of Icthlarin

Neite permit the **High Priest of Icthlarin** to feed her.

## Old High Priest

"The old high priest was a vindictive and cranky old man. If he ever didn't get his way, he would make everyone suffer until someone crumbled and gave into his will. I must say that I respected that in him." - Neite

## New High Priest

"the new high priest used to be a bit of a wet towel. He was very unsure of himself and had little respect from the people of the town." - Neite

It is unknown whether this high priest is dead, or did his personality change, because Neite says "used to be a bit of a wet towel", "was very unsure", "had little respect" - speaking in past tense.
Father Aereck

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**Father Aereck** is a Saradominist priest who maintains the more than two hundred and thirty-year-old Church of Lumbridge called the Lumbridge Chapel. Father Aereck is the person players must speak with to start The Restless Ghost quest. He also plays a role in The Lost Tribe quest as one of the citizens of Lumbridge which you should speak to about the strange goings-on beneath Lumbridge Castle. He will also upgrade a player's gravestone if they have completed The Restless Ghost quest. All of the proceeds from purchasing gravestones goes to Varrockian Guards' Widows & Orphans Fund. From his younger days, Father Aereck is friends with another priest named Father Urhney, who currently resides in Lumbridge Swamp as a hermit. According to Uhrney, Aereck always "gets himself into lots of problems", such as the instance when he "kept on getting stuck up bell ropes" when the two were trainee priests. A player can bring him a fired clay ring to transform into a ring of devotion. Aereck was also present at Deathcon II, where he, along with Dardar the dwarf, was advertising gravestones. He commented on the citadel frightening him.

## Trivia

* Players used to be able to acknowledge that *RuneScape* is actually a computer game when talking to Father Aereck, breaking the fourth wall convention.
* In Player Owned Ports, the player can tell Meg that Father Aereck is a Mahjarrat.
* Aereck and Urhney may be a reference to the comic double act Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise.
Venom Zombie

First Appearance: *Marvel Zombies #4*

He hungers...oh, how he hungers! A zombie plague has ravaged Earth, and only the strong survive. But as food becomes scarcer and scarcer, and the most powerful super-beings in the world begin to turn on each other, will even Venom be strong enough to survive?

See Also: Venom
Sani

*This article is about the master smith. For smithing tutor in Troll Warzone, see Martin Steelweaver.*
For the Myreque member, see Sani Piliu.
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**Sani Semiv** is a smith located in his workshop south of the west bank in Varrock. He explains the the basics of Smithing, and allows players to use his anvils. He can supply a player with a hammer if they do not have one in their inventory or in their bank.

In Dimension of Disaster, his New Varrock zombie counterpart runs a shop that stocks a variety of ore. Additionally, his workshop in New Varrock has a furnace.

## Trivia

* In the Varrock Census he is listed as "master smith".
* He is wielding a hammer, which cannot be wielded by players.
* He was previously involved in Learning the Ropes, and was found inside Lumbridge Mine during the tutorial.
Santa hat

*This article is about the item from the 2002 Christmas event. For the costume received from the 2008 Christmas Event, see Santa suit.*
For the black version received from the 2013 Christmas Event, see Black Santa hat.
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The **Santa hat** is a tradeable discontinued item. Santa hats appeared randomly on the ground all over *RuneScape* on 25 December 2002, when players could pick up as many as they wanted. They are now a purely cosmetic item having the stat bonuses removed upon transition to Runescape 2, and no requirement to equip.

Although Jagex described the hats as "just a bit of fun" at the time, they have since become an expensive and much-coveted item amongst players.

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## 15 Days of Christmas

During the 15 Days of Christmas in 2013, this item, along with other Christmas-themed equipment, were given the Hybrid style of combat, and stats that scaled with the player's levels. This was so players could use these items in combat to assist in hunting for festive crackers during the event.

## Trivia

* The Santa hat was called "Santa's hat" in RuneScape Classic. It also gave +3 to magic.
* During the 2014 Christmas Event, most bosses wore a Santa hat.

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Santa hat

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The **Santa hat** is a tradeable discontinued item. Santa hats appeared randomly on the ground all over *RuneScape* on 25 December 2002, when players could pick up as many as they wanted. They are now a purely cosmetic item having the stat bonuses removed upon transition to Runescape 2, and no requirement to equip.

Although Jagex described the hats as "just a bit of fun" at the time, they have since become an expensive and much-coveted item amongst players.

Bonuses
 Other bonuses
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## 15 Days of Christmas

During the 15 Days of Christmas in 2013, this item, along with other Christmas-themed equipment, were given the Hybrid style of combat, and stats that scaled with the player's levels. This was so players could use these items in combat to assist in hunting for festive crackers during the event.

## Trivia

* The Santa hat was called "Santa's hat" in RuneScape Classic. It also gave +3 to magic.
* During the 2014 Christmas Event, most bosses wore a Santa hat.

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Locations

**Locations** are places that players may visit, such as cities and towns, but may also refer to places unreachable by players, such as the castle in A Tail of Two Cats.

*See also Distractions and Diversions Locations*
## Regions

The regions of *RuneScape*.  **(RS:F2P)** marks a free-to-play location in RuneScape, while all other areas are members' only in RuneScape.

***Note:** East and West Ardougne are collectively known as "Ardougne" in this article, as neither are classed as cities individually despite their obvious independent government forms, they are one city.*

## Unreleased locations

These are locations that have been mentioned but never seen or accessed by the player (an asterisk (\*) notes that the location has been confirmed to be revealed)\*:
King Botolph

**King Botolph Remanis** is a former king of Misthalin. He is known to have held the throne from the end of the Fourth until at least 20 of the Fifth Age, although the exact length of his rule is unknown.

During the transition into the Fifth Age, Misthalin's use of magic allowed the kingdom to expand and purge it of most non-human races, who fled west, where many human tribes still lived in small settlements. The subjects of the Donblas tribe's small kingdom urged their King Raddallin to join Botolph's kingdom like the other tribes had, but this was prevented by Lord Valzin, a wealthy Varrockian nobleman.

In 17, King Botolph ordered a sewage system to be built beneath Varrock Palace. The blueprints were soon made, but by the end of the project, these had been given a complete overhaul roughly five times. In fact, the sewers ended up being built beneath the entire length of the city. These are the famous Varrock Sewers that still exist today. In order to build the sewer system, King Botolph commissioned many miners, masons, and architects. It is believed that amongst the miners was the famous hero Wally Prysin, who slew the demon Delrith in the year 20.{{#vardefine: reftext |Jagex. "Eulogy for a Forgotten Hero." *RuneScape* Lores and Histories. }}

Although he was regarded as a fair king, Botolph started to become mad toward the end of his life, paranoid about the possibility of assassins. He therefore commissioned a tower to be built into the palace, with only one entrance and a winding stairs, so he could live with little chance of being assassinated. It is in this tower that he would spend the last of his days.

## Trivia

* King Botolph is possibly a reference to Saint Botolph, whose church is in Boston, England. It is properly called 'St. Botolph's Church' but is more commonly called 'The Stump'.

## References

1. ↑ Poule Scryant, The History of the Kinshra, *RuneScape*. "Using their magic, the humans claimed the lands for their own, ushering Gielinor into the Fifth Age. As Botolph proudly declared, it was 'the Age of Man'. The borders of the ancient realm of Misthalin expanded, and tribes of men, hungry for sanctuary, readily pledged themselves to King Botolph Remanis of Varrock."
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3. ↑ T.S. Church. *Legacy of Blood*, (467). Titan Books, 2012.

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Negi Springfield

*“That’s right, I heard about the current situation and it’s something I cannot ignore. I’m here to help with Nanoha’s condition anyway. So I might as well see this through to the end.”*— Negi to Teana Lanster

## Magical Abilities

### System

Wind/Lightning
Magia Erebea

### Device Name

Staff

**Negi Springfield** is the young teacher at Mahora Academy Middleschool for Girls. However, this facade is a lot more than meets the eye. As the son of the famous war hero Nagi Springfield, the young master has completed his search for his father, gaining experience and lifelong friends along his journey.

His mun is boygeniusmage.

His theme is Warriors of Earth and his BMG is Ai wa Tsuienai.

## Universe 52

After finding Nanoha on one of the peaks on Mid-Childa, Negi learned of her deathly condition and opted to help. Along the way, he learned of the secret rebellion led by the ReturnerS. A bit weary, but thankful nevertheless, Nanoha allowed him to join.

On a later date, Negi returned to Universe 52 and aided in the final battle of Al-Hazard. The currents known events of the battle are unknown...

## Powers

I'm not gonna bother here. Click on the link to see his powers.
Vermeil Alsace

*“Never interrupt the enemy when they're making a mistake”*
**Vermeil Alsace** was the understudy Steward of Maude Mehari. Another user of a *Witch* magic, the redhead was another well-respected mage of the Galean Commonwealth.

Compassionate, fearless and playful, she eventually formed the heart of the Galean Navy.

## Appearance

Despite her age, she barely looks over twenty five. Scarlet red eyes match her crimson hair, messy and unkempt even by military standards. Yet there's flame in her heart, ever growing. If she was any better, her lineage would have said she was born of dragon's blood.

Her faceclaim is *Izetta* from *Shūmatsu no Izetta.*

Her theme is Glorious and her BGM is Fate. Her Breaker theme is Over Limit.

## Biography

Born into a small family that continuously practiced their Witch arts, Vermeil heeded the call to arms when the Belkan Empire invaded and took over Galea. Since then, she had risen through the ranks and became Maude's subordinate and confident. Perhaps during their time together, love.

However it was cut short by the Second Battle of Galea when Maude was grievously injured. From there, Vermeil took control of the entire Galean Navy in their march to Belka.

## Abilities

While she is uses familiars to boost her own abilities as per the Witch magical style, Vermeil has an assortment of other spells including golem spells she mimicked and copied from Maude.

Following the Second Battle of Galea, Vermeil found that her Commanding Officer left her one last gift: The Draco Armor. With this, her abilities greatly increase.

In essence, the Granteed and the Granteed Dracodeus.

## Trivia

She based on the interactions with Mashu Kyrielight by worldofmusesabroad and Ruby Rose of vericulumventrix.

Her last name is named after the Matford Alsace V8
Cerise Atalante

*“Some... some strawberry cake would be nice...”*
**Cerise Atalante** is a young woman enrolled at the Galean Military Academy on planet Lanseal. Unknown to her until the Galean Counter-attack, her mysterious powers of self-healing and enormous magical potential were due to the fact that she was a descendant of the Valkyria.

As part of the Three Valkyria of Galea, Cerise led the charge towards Belka however she did not participate in the final battle of the war.

Has a younger twin sister Emeline Atalante

## Appearance

A fairly tall woman with oddly colored hair, Cerise prides herself at her physical prowls, despite her more demurred nature. She can always be seen drinking milk, which many believe to be the source of her comically large chest.

Her face-claim is *Riela Marcellis* from *Valkyria Chronicles 3*.

Cerise's theme is Iris and her BGM is Fury Sparks Arrangement. Her breaker theme is Dreams.

## Biography

Born on the planet Colmar, known for its cool breezes and garden world temperatures, Cerise's life could have been described as average until the Belkan Invasion. Caught up in nationalism pride, and her aptitude scores above average, she was able to enlist in the Military Academy at Lanseal for training.

It was here, during the waning years of her time at the academy that she learned of her Valkyria powers. Reluctant to use them, she stay unnoticed by the Galean Government in fear that she might experiment on her.

Her battles from there ranged from success to sole survivor. Taken into questioning, it was then the government found out that she was a Valkyria.

## Powers

*“Par ma lance et puissance infernale, je moissonne l'enfer et purifier paradis!”*— Cygne Incantation,, *By my lance and infernal power, I reap hell and purify heaven!*
As a standard infantryman for Galea, her powers are average. Heavy weapons require a charge-up time, but Cerise enjoys getting in close and smashing through the enemies with her spear and shield combination.

As a Valkyria, her weapons morph into a menacing appearing.

In Valkyria form, her abilities mirror that of the Gundam Double X with G-Falcon.

## Trivia

She is named after the Bugatti Type 57S Atalante
Lothar

**Lothar** is a dragon-like monster who works for Cosmo Scam in the 1970 special *The Great Santa Claus Switch*. Lothar apparently lives in the

    cauldron of Cosmo Scam, and can fly.

Lothar later made an appearance on The Dick Cavett Show, and also appeared in the audience of the wrestling match in The Muppet Show: Sex and Violence and in The Muppet Show episode 217 (Cold Open) and 324 ("There's a New Sound") where he was refurbished with different eyes, fuzzier purple skin and a brown wig.

In The Muppets Take Manhattan, Lothar made a cameo at the wedding of Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy.

Lothar as he appears on *The Muppet Show*
Gorgon Heap

**Gorgon Heap** is a purple Muppet Monster who was featured in the first three seasons of *The Muppet Show*. He was frequently seen eating

   other Muppets.

Although he appeared as early as *The Muppet Show: Sex and Violence* pilot, he was not named until the culinary-themed Panel Discussion in episode 119, in which Vincent Price introduced him as "one of the world's greatest eaters." He proceeded to eat Pierre LaCousse, one of the world's greatest chefs, before starting in on Kermit.

Gorgon Heap is unique among the monsters in that he has appeared as both a Full-Bodied Muppet and a Live-Hand Muppet.

He also played the role of Fielding the Butler in "Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Disappearing Clues", the UK Spot in episode 103 (in which he ate almost everything, including the maid and Dr. Watson).

Gorgon Heap has been performed by various Muppeteers, including:

* Frank Oz (Episodes 103 and 204)
* Richard Hunt (Episode 116)
* Dave Goelz (Episode 119)
* Jerry Nelson (Episode 201)

Although Gorgon appeared primarily during the first two seasons of *The Muppet Show*, he made one appearance in the third season as a drummer in episode 318.

His looks often changed between episodes. Sometimes the horns on his head were left off or replaced with ears instead, and in episode 204, he was given an elongated, worm-like nose for the "Inchworm" sketch.

This character seems to have developed from Big V, a similar character from Muppet variety show acts in the 1960s.

## Filmography

* *The Muppet Show: Sex and Violence*
* *The Muppet Show*
	+ "The Muppet Show Theme" (Seasons 2-5)
	+ Episode 103: Joel Grey ("Comedy Tonight", "Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Disappearing Clues")
	+ Episode 116: Avery Schreiber ("Some Enchanted Evening")
	+ Episode 119: Vincent Price (Panel Discussion: "Gourmet Dining")
	+ Episode 201: Don Knotts
	+ Episode 204: Rich Little ("Inchworm")
	+ Episode 318: Leslie Uggams
* *The Muppet Movie* ("The Rainbow Connection" Finale)

## Book Appearances

* *The Muppet Show Comic Book: On the Road Part 3: Box Clever*
* *Muppet Snow White*
* *The Muppet Show Comic Book: The Four Seasons* Part 1: Spring
* *The Muppet Show Comic Book: The Four Seasons* Part 3: Fall
* *The Muppets Character Encyclopedia*
Fire Emblem Fates

*“Behind any cynic is a disappointed idealist ”*
**Fire Emblem Fates** is a 3D release of the *Fire Emblem* series. Taking place in a parallel universe between the two greater nations of Hoshido and Nohr once lived in harmony. However as the blessing of the land weakened in Nohr land as well as growing civil-unrest, the Stern King of Nohr Garon launched a campaign to take Hoshido.

At the center of this conflict is a halfing dragon-kind named ~~Corrin~~ Kamui.

For where destiny lies, hardfought between blood and family, ideals and loyalty, a single choice leads to tragic on either side...
Big Bird

**Big Bird** is a character on the popular children's show *Sesame Street*. Big Bird stands at a height of eight feet, two inches tall. Since

   Sesame Street premiered in 1969, Big Bird has entertained millions of pre-school children and their parents with his wide-eyed wondering at the world. Big Bird is also a bird who makes friends easily.

## What kind of bird is Big Bird?

The exact name of Big Bird's species has never been revealed.

* When Big Bird is missing in the 1978 special *Christmas Eve on Sesame Street*, Oscar the Grouch reassures Maria, jokingly reminding her that Big Bird is "part homing pigeon."
* Oscar the Grouch sometimes refers to Big Bird as a "turkey" -- an insult rather than a reflection of Big Bird's species. However, this does help Big Bird hitch a ride on a turkey truck in the 1985 film Follow That Bird; he talks his way onto the truck by claiming that "my friend Oscar always says that I'm a big turkey!" In a 2009 interview with TV Guide, Big Bird said that Oscar is "a little grouchy. He calls me a turkey. I'm not a turkey; I'm a lark."
* In the Sesame Street Live production Everyone Makes Music, after Big Bird sings Rockin' Robin, Baby Bear remarks that Big Bird is one rockin' robin, and Big Bird remarks, "Actually I'm a canary."

## Relatives

Big Bird lives alone on Sesame Street, essentially adopted by the general neighborhood, with the adults often acting as stand-in parents (in

   particular, Susan, Gordon, and Maria). In Sesame Street Home Video Visits the Hospital, when the hospital receptionist asks if Maria is Big Bird's mother, she replies, ""Not exactly... Kind of... Yes."

As a baby, Big Bird was raised by his Granny Bird and his aunt, Nani Bird. As he became more self-reliant, Big Bird moved out on his own, to his nest on Sesame Street. Granny Bird remains a part of his life, and he often visits her in the books. When Big Bird's nest was destroyed in a hurricane in 2001, Big Bird called Granny for advice about building a new nest.

There is also scattered evidence of other relations. In a 1971 episode, Big Bird receives a coat from his mommy in the mail, and he babysits for his sister's egg in a 1972 episode. He also mentions a mother, father, and sister in the song "Tall Enough". It's unclear why Big Bird was raised apart from his nuclear family.
Luncheon Counter Monster

**Luncheon Counter Monster** is a hungry purple monster who first appeared on The Muppet Show. His name derives from his debut sketch in

   episode 206, where he sat next to Nancy Walker at a luncheon counter and ate the flatware.

Subsequently used mainly in bit parts or in the chorus, the monster's hunger would remain his dominant characteristic, as displayed in one of his more prominent appearances, the remake of the "Coffee Break Machine" sketch. The character would outlast many of his fellow background monsters, appearing in a variety of productions into the 21st century.

Like other utility monsters, Luncheon Counter Monster has had no consistent performer; known puppeteers have included Dave Goelz, Richard Hunt, Jerry Nelson, Gord Robertson, Kevin Clash, David Rudman, Brian Herring and Drew Massey.

## Filmography

* *The Muppet Show*
	+ Episode 206: Nancy Walker (performed by Dave Goelz)
	+ Episode 207: Edgar Bergen ("Consider Yourself")
	+ Episode 210: George Burns (Coffee Break Machine sketch, performed by Richard Hunt)
	+ Episode 211: Dom DeLuise (Sheppard's Institute of Animal Protection sketch, performed by Dave Goelz)
	+ Episode 217: Julie Andrews ("I Whistle a Happy Tune")
	+ Episode 223: John Cleese ("The Impossible Dream," performed by Richard Hunt)
	+ Episode 302: Leo Sayer (performed by Dave Goelz)
	+ Episode 303: Roy Clark
	+ Episode 308: Loretta Lynn
	+ Episode 315: Lesley Ann Warren (Cold Open) (performed by Jerry Nelson)
	+ Episode 324: Cheryl Ladd (Cold Open)
	+ Episode 412: Phyllis George (UK Spot)
	+ Episode 524: Roger Moore (Goodnight)
* *The Muppet Movie*
* *The Great Muppet Caper*
* *The Muppets Go to the Movies*
* *The Muppets Take Manhattan* (Wedding Finale)
* *The Muppets: A Celebration of 30 Years*
* *Muppet Meeting Films*
* Play-Along Video
	+ *Hey, You're as Funny as Fozzie Bear* (performed by Kevin Clash)
	+ *Sing-Along, Dance-Along, Do-Along*
	+ *Wow, You're a Cartoonist!*
* Better World Society
* *The Jim Henson Hour*
	+ Episode 103: Monster Telethon (performed by Gord Robertson)
	+ Episode 107: Health and Fitness (performed by Jerry Nelson)
	+ Episode 112: Food (performed by Dave Goelz)
* *The Cosby Show* (performed by Kevin Clash)
* *The Muppets at Walt Disney World*
* *Muppet\*Vision 3D*
* *Mopatop's Shop*
	+ Episode 106: Ghosts as Fierce Monster (performed by Brian Herring)
	+ Episode 133: Ship Ahoy as Sea Monster (performed by Brian Herring)
* *Statler and Waldorf: From the Balcony Episode 32* as Coach Gruesome (performed by Drew Massey)
* *A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa* (performed by David Rudman)
* *Disney Xtreme Digital*
* *The Muppets*
* *Kermit's Party*

## Book Appearances

* *Muppet Snow White*
* *The Muppet Show Comic Book: The Four Seasons Part 1: Spring*
* *The Muppets Character Encyclopedia*
The Mutations

**The Mutations** are a trio of purple full-bodied Muppet monsters whose name is a parody of the singing group, The Temptations. They first

   appeared on episode 102 of The Muppet Show as Connie Stevens' back-up singers in "A Teenager in Love." In most of their subsequent appearances, the three would mostly be depicted as dancers rather than singers.

Except for their heights, which vary depending on who is performing them, the Mutations are otherwise indistinguishable from each other.

Although they were introduced as a group, they would also be featured individually in later appearances. Two Mutations, for example, appeared in "The Muppet Show Theme" (alongside Sweetums, Thog, and Timmy Monster) starting in the second

   season.

## Filmography

* *The Muppet Show*
	+ The Muppet Show Theme (Seasons 2 - 5, two Mutations)
	+ Episode 102: Connie Stevens ("A Teenager in Love")
	+ Episode 108: Paul Williams (Blackout, one Mutation)
	+ Episode 114: Sandy Duncan ("A Nice Girl Like Me")
	+ Episode 209: Madeline Kahn ("Feet")
	+ Episode 217: Julie Andrews ("I Whistle a Happy Tune")
	+ Episode 307: Alice Cooper ("School's Out", one Mutation)
	+ Episode 317: Spike Milligan ("Oklahoma")
	+ Episode 318: Leslie Uggams ("Hey There, Good Times")
	+ Episode 414: Liza Minnelli (one Mutation)
	+ Episode 421: Doug Henning (two Mutations)
	+ Episode 512: Melissa Manchester
* *The Muppets Go Hollywood*
* American Express commercial (one Mutation)
* *The Great Muppet Caper*
* *The Muppets*
* *Muppets Most Wanted*

## Book Appearances

* *The Muppet Show Book*
* *It's The Muppet Show!*
* *The Muppet Show Comic Book: On the Road* issue #1
* *Muppet Snow White*
* *The Muppets Character Encyclopedia*
Bear

**Bear** is the ursine title character from *Bear in the Big Blue House*. Bear greets television viewers, who he often addresses directly by facing the camera, with an appraising sniff and the information that he likes the way they smell. He has a strong sense of smell and loves to sniff things, but he enjoys his other four senses as well. Bear oversees everyone at the Big Blue House. Bear has a warm, caring personality somewhat similar in style to Frosty the Snowman and a well-ranged singing voice.

Bear does not have any children of his own, but seems to have a way with the younger members of his circle, and has raised Treelo since Treelo was a baby. He is full of good advice and warm, caring love. Bear never seems to get angry and often seems laid-back, but he loves to get up and dance the cha cha. He also has an advanced vocabulary and is ready and willing to teach it to others.

Bear's favorite food, like most bears, is honey. He absolutely loves its taste and smell. Another favorite food of his is triple-berry pie. Sometimes in the morning, Bear talks to the sun, Ray and he always talks to his good friend the moon, Luna, before going to bed at night. Bear attended Hazelnut High and sometimes he looks at his old yearbook, located in the attic of the Big Blue House. He was voted "Most Likely to Cha-Cha-Cha."

Apart from Bear in the Big Blue House, Bear starred in the spin-off series, Breakfast with Bear, and appeared in several stage shows. He has also made guest appearances on Hollywood Squares, The Wayne Brady Show, Donny & Marie, The Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon, BBC Children in Need, Milkshake! and Live with Regis and Kelly. His live appearances include MuppetFest, an event for the Center for Puppetry Arts, various baseball-related appearances and The White House Easter Egg Roll.

Bear has been immortalized as a balloon appearing in at least three different parades, and has been produced in plush form and other merchandise. He also made an appearance in the "We Are Family" music video alongside Big Bird, Barney and various other characters.
Sam the Eagle

**Sam the Eagle** is an American eagle who feels his species and role as national symbol have placed certain responsibilities upon his shoulders. He has taken it upon himself to promote and protect wholesome American morals and values, and he works behind the scenes of *The Muppet Show* as self-appointed censor and advocate of cultural, educational acts such as Wayne and Wanda.

Sam is appalled by the nonsense that passes for entertainment on the series, and does his best to keep things in check, even though his pleas for an end to madness are usually ignored. As noted in the first issue of The Muppet Show Fan Club newsletter, Sam's overpowering burden is to act as the "moral center" of The Muppet Show. He would, in fact, like to concern himself with the morals of the entire world, but "regrets that it takes all his time and energy just to keep up with The Muppet Show."
Mean Mama

**Mean Mama** is a voracious brown monster who debuted on the "Beast of the Week" sketch on episode 201 of The Muppet Show, where she

   protected her baby from Don Knotts. She is one of the few explicitly female monsters on the show and has been performed by Jim Henson, Frank Oz, Jerry Nelson, Richard Hunt, Dave Goelz, and Louise Gold.

Mean Mama has been known to fans for years as "Big Mama," the name she was called in several UK publications, including the Muppet Show Annual 1979, The Muppet Show Diary 1979, and a December 1978 interview with Louise Gold in Look-in Junior TV Times magazine. However, her name was never used in a Muppet production, and internally, the Muppet Workshop referred to her as "Mean Mama".

Mean Mama is unique among the monsters in that she has appeared in both full-bodied and hand-puppet versions. She first appeared as a hand-puppet, with the full-bodied version debuting in episode 217.

Although Mean Mama is unquestionably female, her gender is sometimes emphasized more strongly, depending on the sketch. At times, she has been adorned with long eyelashes, a sundress, and bosoms (as in episode 318). In The Muppets Go Hollywood, she appears in the "Hooray for Hollywood" production number in a deep purple gown, with a matching bow in her hair and a feathery black fan. In other appearances, the puppet would lose all its feminine accoutrements and become more masculine in appearance and voice.

In 1977, Mean Mama made an impression at the Royal Variety Performance while greeting the Royal Family. Louise Gold was performing Mean Mama -- and instead of shaking hands with Prince Charles, she gave him a hug.

On Julie Andrews: One Step Into Spring she was named Big Mama.

In Mean Mama's final appearance on The Muppet Show, in episode 515, she appeared as an alien in a "Pigs in Space" sketch. At the end of the sketch, she swallowed First Mate Piggy whole -- but because the cast was in the middle of Gonzo's dance marathon, Piggy had to keep dancing while inside the alien's gullet.

Mean Mama also appears in the "Ugly Song" singing the first verse alone. Mean Mama is responsible for eating John Cleese's Agent.
Sofia the First

**Sofia the First** is the protagonist of the Disney Junior series Sofia the First. She is voiced by Ariel Winter.

Sofia is a little girl with a commoner's background until her mother marries the King of Enchancia and she suddenly becomes Royalty. Sofia learns that looking like a Princess isn't all that hard, but behaving like one must come from the heart. She has a pet rabbit named Clover.
Dr. Phil van Neuter

**Dr. Phil van Neuter** is the host of "Tales from the Vet," a recurring sketch on *Muppets Tonight*. He is a Live-Hand Muppet who is usually

   accompanied by his assistant, Mulch.

In Episode 104, it's revealed that van Neuter is married to Mulch’s sister, the "beautiful" Composta Heap. Later, in episode 208, Dr. Phil finds out that Zelda Rose is his mother.

Dr. Van Neuter also appeared as a villainous neurosurgeon in *Muppets from Space* and was also one of the Muppets who guest starred on Family Feud in 2001. He also appeared at Muppetfest, apparently by accident, and Brian Henson performed him there, having a conversation with Dr. Bunsen Honeydew.

Dr. Van Neuter's hands were often performed by Bill Barretta.

## Filmography

* *Muppets Tonight*
	+ Episode 102: Garth Brooks
	+ Episode 103: Billy Crystal
	+ Episode 104: John Goodman
	+ Episode 201: The Artist Formerly Known as Prince
	+ Episode 202: Rick Moranis
	+ Episode 203: Heather Locklear
	+ Episode 208: The Cameo Show
	+ Episode 212: Johnny Fiama Leaves Home
* Muppets From Space
* MuppetFest
* Family Feud
* Tales of a Sixth-Grade Muppet: Clash of the Class Clowns (Cameo on web page)

### Video Game Appearances

* Muppet RaceMania (Muppets From Space boss battle)
The Martians

**The Martians**, sometimes called "the Yip-Yips" or "the Yip-Yip Martians", are interplanetary visitors, presumed to be from the planet Mars, who

   are terrified by things like clocks, telephones and computers on Sesame Street. They rarely come face-to-face with other characters on the show.

In their skits, these creatures, with squid-like tentacles, large eyes, and antennae, materialize into a room and converse with each other in their native tongue: "Yip-yip-yip-yip... Uh-huh. Uh-huh," done in monotone voices. They often come across common objects and, curious as to their names and functions, the Martians will consult a book presumably containing information about things on Earth. In one skit, for example, the Martians call a computer a television and a typewriter before deciding what it actually is. Multiple performers have taken on the characters, including Jim Henson, Frank Oz, Jerry Nelson, Richard Hunt, Martin P. Robinson, Kevin Clash, David Rudman, Julianne Buescher, John Tartaglia, Eric Jacobson, Matt Vogel and Leslie Carrara-Rudolph. The first puppets were originally chenille hats, adapted by Caroly Wilcox.
Kermit the Frog

**Kermit the Frog** is arguably Jim Henson's most famous Muppet creation was the star and host of *The Muppet Show*, played a significant

   role on *Sesame Street*, and served as the logo of The Jim Henson Company. He continues to star in the Muppet movies and makes numerous TV appearances.

Kermit grew up with thousands of siblings, and has talked occasionally about other members of his family. His childhood adventures were chronicled in the 2002 video *Kermit's Swamp Years*. Kermit also has a nephew named Robin.

Miss Piggy insists that she and Kermit were married in *The Muppets Take Manhattan*, and that they're very happy. Kermit disagrees, claiming that it was just a movie and that in real life, they have a "professional relationship" (meaning he thinks they're professionals and she thinks they're in a relationship).

Kermit's most well-known catchphrase is "Hi-ho, Kermit the Frog here!" He typically introduced acts on *The Muppet Show* by waving his arms wildly and shouting "Yaaaay!" (a technique he learned from his old acting coach, Mr. Dawson).

Kermit has been credited as the writer of three books: For Every Child, A Better World; One Frog Can Make a Difference; and Before You Leap.
Pingu

**Pingu** is the main protagonist of the TV show of the same name.

## Personality

Pingu a is cheery fun-loving 5-year-old penguin who lives with his family in the South Pole. He sometimes helps his mother and father out with chores, and he often takes care of Pinga when Mother and Father are busy.

Despite a genuine caring nature, Pingu can be very troublesome. There is a recurring gag in the series where Pingu refuses to eat or misbehaves at the dinner table. It was part of the plot in Pingu Runs Away. When Pinga is born in The New Arrival, Pingu is upset that he couldn't see the birth, and tries as much as he could to get to Pinga. In the episode Jealousy, Mother wants Pingu to stop behaving badly while she looks after Pinga and Pingu upsets and hides in a toy box.

As the series progressed, Pingu becomes much more mature. He later has a crush on Pingi. He hangs out with his friends more and takes responsibility, as seen in Pingu and Pinga at the Kindergarten.

## Appearances

As the title character, Pingu appears in every episode of the series.

## Trivia

* When Pingu walks, the sound he makes when his flippers slap against the ground is really the sound artist slapping the top of his other hand during the recording session.

* Pingu's name was originally going to be "Hugo".

* In 2009, Pingu appeared in Peter Kay's Animated All Star Band music video on "Children in Need".

## Gallery

Pingu on his sledgePinguPingu as a plushie
Behemoth

**Behemoth** (known more recently as Gene) is an orange monster who appeared occasionally as part of the troupe of Muppet monsters on

   The Muppet Show, and has also appeared in Muppets Tonight and the 2011 film The Muppets.

He first appeared in episode 114, where he was a full-body character for the only time and had black eyebrows instead of brown ones.

A notable moment for Behemoth was the musical number "Under My Skin", during which he tried to eat Shakey Sanchez while singing the song. He made a comeback in The Muppets, both in a speaking role in the film and appearing in several of the promotional campaign spots and images.

Behemoth has been performed by Richard Hunt (in episode 119), Dave Goelz (in episode 115), Jerry Nelson (in episode 202) and Bill Barretta (The Muppets, and other recent appearances).

## Name

The word "behemoth" comes from the Bible, in the Book of Job. The term has since come to apply to any large or powerful creature or entity.

The monster's name was first mentioned on screen in Muppets Tonight episode 205, in which he was Ernst Stavros Grouper's assistant, and addressed as "Behemoth."

In the 2005 The Muppet Show: Season One DVD set, the "Muppet Morsels" bonus feature referred to Behemoth in the episodes where he appears.

In 2011, Bill Barretta performed the character in The Muppets, and in some of the trailers and promotional clips. Barretta has renamed the character "Gene", after his brother, animator and illustrator Gene Barretta.

In a November 2011 promotional interstitial for Disney Channel, Kermit the Frog addresses the character, saying, "Roll it, Gene!" The monster responds, "'kay!" According to The Muppets Character Encyclopedia, Gene is his real name while Behemoth is his stage name.

He is referred to as "Gold Behemoth" by James Bobin in the audio commentary for The Muppets featured on the film's 2012 Blu-ray release.

## Filmography

* *The Muppet Show*
	+ Episode 114: Sandy Duncan
	+ Episode 115: Candice Bergen (Veterinarian's Hospital)
	+ Episode 119: Vincent Price ("Under My Skin")
	+ Episode 202: Zero Mostel
	+ Episode 302: Leo Sayer
* *The Muppet Movie* ("Rainbow Connection" Finale)
* *The Muppets: A Celebration of 30 Years*
* *Good Morning America* (rebuilt for this appearance)
* *Muppets Tonight*
	+ Episode 205: Coolio & Don Rickles
* "The Muppet Show Theme music video"
* *The Muppets*
* "Kermit's Party" (Bounty web views)
* *Muppets Most Wanted*

## Book appearances

* Muppet Robin Hood - issue #2
* The Muppet Show Comic Book: "Pigs in Space"
* Muppet Snow White
* Muppet Sherlock Holmes
* The Muppets Character Encyclopedia
Lulu

**Lulu** is a young monster who appeared on Sesame Street for a few seasons, from 2000 to 2003. Her character design changed dramatically

    over the short period of time she was featured on the show; at least three distinct versions were used.

Episodes in which she features prominently include Episode 3900 in which she writes a story with Elmo, and Episode 3920 in which she makes up new words to her favorite song. She also has her own Dolly named Miranda as seen in Episode 3910.

One notable episode aired in 2002 in which Lulu takes up a fascination with Ms. Camp, the local postal carrier. After following Ms. Camp around to learn about her job, Lulu wears a post office uniform and tries out her new career. She also features prominently in a 2002 episode where she wears glasses.

Lulu appears in the ensemble for such songs as "One Small Voice" with the Backstreet Boys and "Take a Turn", and features more prominently in the 2000 remake of "What is Friend?" and "Everybody Nap."

Lulu later became a regular background monster, seen in Elmo's Christmas Countdown. She appears in a a 2009 episode where, referencing her recent absence, comes into frame and says, "Hey, I remember you guys!"

A walk-around version of Lulu appears in various Sesame Street stage shows.

## Gallery

Earliest version, a grayish-blue variation seen during Season 31The second version of Lulu, as seen in Kids' Favorite Songs 2 and throughout Season 32.Light purple make-over in Episode 4008Lulu with glasses in Episode 3983
King Roald II

**King Roald Remanis II** was the former king of Misthalin. King Roald II ruled around the years 120-150 of the Fifth Age, and was the present king's father. It was he who made the proclamation stating that whoever returned the Shield of Arrav would receive 1200 coins (then a large amount), as it was in his time that the shield was stolen.

After an adventurer returned the Shield of Arrav in 169, long after his death, they received 1200 coins and other tokens of appreciation, thus granting the lost request of the King Roald Remanis II.
Velvet Crowe

*“In the end, the only person I can fight for is myself”*
**Velvet Crowe**, later known as the **Lord of Calamity**, is a woman that lived in Aball with her younger brother Laphicet and brother-in-law Arthur, who would later be known as Lord Artorius Colbrande. Three years ago, her brother's life was taken from her by the man who adored.

Three years later, she seeks revenge against the man proclaiming to be the Savior of Mankind.

## Appearance

A young woman in black and red rags, she shamelessly walks with a slouch. Intense golden eyes cautiously look from one person to another, corner to corner, like some wild beast. And yet, there's something about her that seems melancholy. Like the weight of dead friends all upon her back.

## Biography

This Velvet follows very much with canon until the very ending...

### *Wandering Calamity*

"*The growing power of Innominat, its massive power was based on several pieces. The various therions and its pieces. Should one succumb its awesome power, another head shall emerge. This is true even with its pieces while it is awakened until all malevolence, even those of dragons from one side of the world to other are extinguished. All therion pieces when Innominat's power is complete are drained of their daemonic powers and left as husks.*"

It was this passage that held the truth of Innominat. As the rising power of Maotelus illuminates the world, a new Shepherd emerges, dark forces still wage across the lands. The brighter the light, the darker the shadow.

A dark-haired woman wanders the lands, talking to herself as she keeps those away. She does not stop, not until the world was explored, even as far as the Far Continent. A sellsword, a wanderer, and a rogue. With an irritable attitude she goes.

*“Mother... Father... Celicia... Arthur. This world is changing again. No longer held by reason, but it's own logic. This land is full of contradictions. And I'm just one of them.*I'm leaving behind the Lord of Calamity and continuing my fight as Velvet Crowe. Even if the world hates it, its nicer to see the light from the dark. To see this world off, to figure out who am I now...

Until punishment rains down upon me, I'll fight. So wait for me just a little while longer...

*Will you, Laphi?”*

But not all that wander are lost...