recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Patriot

**Mitchell Barnes** was a sergeant in the U.S army attached to the Special Institute for Extraterrestrial Research who was used as a test subject for combining human and viltrixian DNA. As part of the Patriot Project, Barnes' blood was mixed with that of the alien superhero Invictus, granting Barnes superpowers identical to those of Invictus. Instead of serving his country, Barnes took on the name **Patriot** and set a goal of world domination upon discovering his human blood made his powers even more potent. Beginning his conquest on the island of Sorna, Patriot was determined to slaughter Invictus in front of the entire world, initiating their colossal battle that tore the island apart. Patriot was finally killed in a nuclear detonation of Invictus' own body. He served as the primary antagonist of *Season 2*.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

### Powers

* **Artificially enhanced physiology:** As a result of mixing his human DNA with that of Invictus, Patriot's body was enhanced to grant him god-like powers that only Invictus could match.
	+ **Superhuman strength:** Patriot possessed immense levels of strength that was virtually incalculable and limitless. After reaching his full potential, he became considerably stronger, with his punches being powerful enough to generate shock waves during combat. He was capable of effortlessly hurling semi-trucks across extreme distances, destroying mountaintops, and reducing human opponents to mist with a punch or a throw.
	+ **Nigh-invulnerability**: Patriot's body was virtually indestructible, allowing him to withstand the extreme heat of a nuclear explosion, the extreme cold of the Arctic, exposure to the vacuum of outer space, falls from great heights, and a high-speed collision with a mountaintop without injury. High caliber bullets bounced off of him, and artillery, including anti-tank rounds and missiles, had no effect.
	+ **Atomic vision:** By absorbing radiation, Patriot could project atomic energy from his eyes, allowing him to deliver devastating blasts of super-heated plasma. Visually, the power manifested as two laser-like beams of fiery blue energy being released from his eyes.
	+ **Flight:** Patriot could fly via manipulations to his own gravitational field. Upon mastering this technique, Patriot could fly at hypersonic speeds that allowed him to circle the globe in moments.
Setup 5.26

Setup 5.26 is the third chapter of the Setup arc.

## Synopsis

The chapter starts out with twenty six being alone as she tries to think of a name for herself and starts adjusts her inventory of stuff. While doing this she decides to leave the items she doesn't feel she needs behind in a cave that she found.

As she continues traveling, she starts to collect bits and baubles that she thinks could work with her locket artifact. While doing so she ends up rambling to herself quite a lot. This is until eventually she finds what looked like a slight cliffside and saw some shadows that she decided to follow.

While it did take her some time, she eventually caught up to the source of the shadows, which turned out to be people, and started to observe them before concluding they aren’t related to the people who had kept her locked in a cage.

Eventually she is able to meet one of them who came to her to see who she was and why she was following them. She gives a quick explanation and shortly after ends up with the group. This leads to many social interactions before the chapter ends with someone asking for her name.

## Characters

* Korza
* Rhio
* Seneyri
* Twenty six

## Location

* Misc outdoors
Hyde (Series)

***Hyde*** is an upcoming superhero drama story and an instalment in the "*Nobodyverse*". In the series, set between *Psion* and *Nobody*, neurologist Henry Morris discovers that he is the host to a supernatural entity known as Hyde, with the two of them constituting a single entity.

## Plot

*Suffering from a series of aches, pains and nightmares, neurologist Henry Morris discovers he is the home of a supernatural entity with incredible powers. As both entities fight over their motives and lives, they find themselves ensnared in a sinister conspiracy that will awaken the hero - and monster - in both of them.*

## Characters

### Main

* Henry Morris: a renowned neurosurgeon and professor of psychology who discovers that he is one half of a single entity
* Edward Hyde: a supernatural entity that inhabits the body and mind of Henry Morris
* Sharon Carver: Henry's fiancée and a psychologist who specialises in treating patients with dissociative disorders
* Julia Lark: a philanthropist and associate of Sharon Carver who leads the Eve Foundation
Leahla

Leahla is a character first introduced in Draw 1.6

## Appearance

A tall elven woman nearing or just barely six feet.

## History

Leahla is an elven woman who works for the guild in Orlayns Wave and meets Victor shortly after his arrival. It is also said that she has lived in Orlayns Wave for just shy of five years in Draw 1.12.

## Relationships

Terp - he is briefly mentioned in Draw 1.12.

Victor - She kidnaps him in Draw 1.12 after being something like a general helper in the guild for him.

Nell - This is the name of the person who was playing the part of Leahla when Victor met her.

Anj - The person who played the part of Leahla before Nell

## Trivia

* She is often called "The matron" as she is often the one to look after the newest members of the guild.
* Leahla isn't actually one person but a part that is played by various people, but only one at a time.
Psion (Series)/Season 1

The **first season** of *Psion* will be written in 2021. It will consist of six episodes.

Set in the mid 2010s, between the events of *Invictus* and *Nobody*, *Psion* follows successful athlete Eddie Blythe as he seeks a new purpose upon discovering that he possesses psionic powers after an accident paralyses him. Although he initially uses his powers for selfish reasons, he soon uncovers a conspiracy surrounding his accident that links to his best friend Zachary "Machine" Henson.

## Plot

*After a life-changing accident paralyses him below the neck, athlete Eddie Blythe seeks rehabilitation and a new lease on life when he discovers he possesses psionic powers. Torn between reinvigorating his career and aiding the people of Salem City, Eddie will discover what it really means to be a hero.*
Iosef Barnes

**Iosef Barnes** was a notorious and ruthless arms dealer and a close associate of the Shaw Family, specifically Archie Shaw. He serves as the primary antagonist of *Season 1* of *Nobody*.

## Relationships

### Michael Keene

"*If you drop me...it won't be something you could live with!"
 "I'm learning to live with a lot of things,*"
—Iosef and Michael's last conversation before Michael drops him from the top of the Shaw Building[src]
Setup 5.4

Setup 5.4 is the sixth chapter of the Setup arc.

## Synopsis

The chapter starts with Victor trying to figure out what time it is before assuming it’s a bit past lunch. With that in mind, he gets a meal, looks up at the castle over the capital, and thinks about various things.

After taking time to think Victor went to the location he was told to go to for the math test and arrives early.

The chapter then shifts focus to Aiwen who had been following Victor. It focuses on his thoughts while doing so and a little bit about slave life. His job finishes when the late day bell rings and Victor goes to take his test.

Another focus snap returns to Victor in the room to take his math test, a test that he was easily able to pass despite the high results they expected.

Leaving the area, Victor is promptly grabbed from behind and pulled into an alleyway by a beastkin man who thought he was a test giver and was intent on mugging him.

Victor manages to start to run and as he does so without him seeing it there is a scuffle as Dorun shows up and attacks the beastkin only to take the blade that the criminal had himself. Despite the wound Dorun just tells Victor to get get a guard.

Instead of running, Victor feels anger as he turns. Lightly feeling the cards he has he approaches the beastkin with a plan that he hopes works.

## Characters

* Victor Atkins
* Aiwen
* Dorun

## Location

* Skies Watch
Marcus Turner

**Marcus Turner** was a detective in the Haven City Police Department who married into the powerful Blake family by marrying socialite Amelia Blake, with whom he fathered a son, Charles Blake. His violent murder in front of his young son ultimately inspired Charlie to train himself into peak physical condition and become the vigilante known as "Nightwarden".
Penance

* Masked
* Civilian

"*Look into my eyes...and find **penance!***"
—Penance[src]
**Douglas Earn** was a former patient of the Hardy Institute who attempted to emulate the heroic activities of Nobody, only to turn to a life of murder and vengeance as the vigilante **Penance** after being manipulated by Handsome Joe. Wearing a reflective mask, he would relentlessly hunt down any criminals, no matter how trivial their crime, and slaughter them with a variety of weapons. His admiration for Nobody turned into hatred and he subsequently sided with the Crooked Man to kill Nobody and take his place. After supposedly completing his mission, Penance was beaten to death in a fit of rage by the Rook.

## Powers, Equipment & Abilities

### Powers

Penance is not known to possess superhuman powers.

### Equipment

#### Armor & Apparel

* **Reflective mask:** Penance's mask is made of a reflective material that acts almost as a mirror.

## Associated Deaths

### Murders committed by Penance

* The Incubus - shot in the chest with a shotgun
Warden Suit

The **Warden Suit** is a tactical uniform that is used by Nightwarden to fight crime. Thanks to his vast wealth, Nightwarden's combat suit ranks among the most advanced used by any vigilante since the Golden Age.

The suit has shell-plated armor, a utility belt used to store weapons, and his gauntlets contain flares.
New York City Police Department

The **New York City Police Department** (**NYPD**) is the primary law enforcement agency within New York City and the largest police force in the United States. By the beginning of *Nobody*, the NYPD has become rife with corruption, with many high-ranking members having connections to organized crime. Most members of the NYPD are supportive or at least tolerant of the vigilante known as "Nobody", but its higher-ranking officers treat the vigilante with the same hostility that should be given to the most powerful criminals in the city.

## Organization & Structure

### Detective Bureau

#### Major Crimes

The Major Crimes unit of the New York City Police Department is located at One Police Plaza, and are responsible for investigating cases concerning art theft; burglary or attempted burglary; kidnappings; larceny; and robbery. However, on rare ocassions the Major Crimes unit investigates homicides, especially of police officers, but otherwise this is very rare and usually reserved for extraordinarily dangerous and prolific serial killers such as the Empire Killer. Several members of the unit are in the pocket of the Shaw Family, including Lieutenant Patrick Hayward and detective Mariana Montoya. A member of the Major Crimes unit serves as a mole in the NYPD for the vigilante known as "Nobody". The unit included the Anti-Vigilante Task Force (AVTF), a special task force dedicated to apprehending the Nobody vigilante, until it was forced to shut down when Archie Shaw, the primary sponsor for the AVTF, withdraw all his funding and support as part of his deal with the vigilante.

## Members

### Major Crimes

* Detective Lieutenant Patrick Hayward
* Detective Sergeant Adrian Sheppard
* Detective Mariana Montoya
* Anatoly Sergeyev - forensics
Grandmaster (Series)

***Grandmaster*** is an upcoming vigilante-drama series set in the "*Nobodyverse*". Taking place after *Season 2* of *Nobody*, *Grandmaster* follows a former supervillain, Thomas Farrow, who returns to society after spending thirty years in Hardy Asylum and aims to rehabilitate his legacy by hunting down a copycat supervillain.
David Crank

**David Crank** was a career robber, rapist and murderer who terrorized New York City in 2020, preferring to kidnap, torture, rape and murder teenage girls and rob department stores to purchase supplies for his depraved crimes. His last victim was Cassidy Lynn, who was rescued by the Nobody vigilante in the early days of his campaign. He serves as the titular primary antagonist of the episode "*The Bad Man*".

## Biography

### Early Life and Background

Nothing is known about Crank's background; Michael notes that his accent is more similar to someone from Boston. At some point he gained a black bird tattoo on his neck. He presumably had a rough upbringing that gave rise to intense homicidal urges and a depraved sexual attraction to teenage girls. He became proficient in kidnapping, drugging, torture and disposal of evidence, and built a secret room in his Queens bungalow in which he would keep his victims. He concealed the entrance to this hidden room behind his fridge. He turned to robbing stores to support his finances, and used the money to purchase the tools he would use during his sprees.

### The Lynn Case

#### Kidnapping

In May 2020, Crank drugged and kidnapped 14-year-old high school student Cassidy Lynn during her walk home from school. Like his previous victims, he kept her in his secret room where he would drug, rape and torture her to the point that she became catatonic. He planned to murder her once he had acquired the supplies necessary to dispose of her body.

#### Home Depot

To buy the necessary supplies, Crank decided to rob a large Home Depot. He threatened the cashier with a gun, demanding she give him the cash in the register. The woman was comforted by her co-worker, Michael Keene, who unbeknownst to Crank possessed superhuman photographic memory and was taking in every detail of Crank's appearance. Michael calmly handed over the cash, as well as his co-worker's diamond ring when Crank demanded it. As Crank left the store, he was unaware that Michael was following him and noted down his licence plate.
Orlayns Wave's guild

The guild within Orlayns Wave is first introduced properly in Draw 1.4 and has certain aspects about it that are verified within the story.

* There is a sign above the entrance to the guild that has various pictures carved into it.
	+ These pictures include what Victor assumes to be a wanted posted, a wand, a sword, and a shield.

* The center of the main room has nine tables for people to sit at.
* The back of the main room, opposite the front entrance, was a door that lead out to the back that splits the counter in two
	+ The counter to the left is for people to provide jobs to the guild or ask for training as well as a stairway going up.
	+ The right counter is to accept and report on jobs as well as a stairway going down.
* The wall right from the entrance had benches for people to sit on while the left wall had job postings.
* Like all guilds of this type the way the rank and recognize peoples work and achievements are based on the colorization of the identification crystals the members are given.
* As with all guilds there is a modest membership fee and a couple small tests before the identification crystal is awarded to new members. There will also be a fee taken from the job requests until the cost of the crystal is covered.
* In the back of the guild is an open area with various ways to train.
Thomas Lynn

Mayor **Thomas Lynn** is a career politician and the current mayor of New York City; prior to this position, he was a member of the New York City Council, representing the 5th District in Manhattan. After his daughter, Cassidy, was kidnapped by David Crank and subsequently rescued by Nobody, Thomas quickly became one of the vigilante's strongest and most vocal political allies, a stark constrast to many of N.Y.C's corrupt politicians. Following the resignation of Andrew Ramsay, Thomas announced his candidacy to run for mayor.
Los Angeles

**Los Angeles** or **L.A.** is a city in California, United States that will serve as the setting of *The Rook*. In the 2020s, faced with a rising crime rate that threatened to overwhelm the LAPD, the city introduced the Vigilance Act, a law that would formally deputize vigilantes operating in the city.
Hardy Psychiatric Institute

The **Hardy Psychiatric Institute**, also known as **Hardy Asylum**, is a psychiatric hospital in Brooklyn, New York. It provides inpatient, outpatient and residential services for severely mentally ill patients, some of whom are criminally insane. It was founded and currently run by Philip Hardy.

## Notable Inhabitants

### Staff

* Philip Hardy - founder, owner, director of operations
* *M. Mason* - stabbed in the jaw and through the head by Handsome Joe
Nobody (Series)/The Phantom That Never Sleeps

***The Phantom That Never Sleeps*** is an upcoming limited superhero action series and a spin-off of *Nobody* that is currently in early development. Set in an alternate reality, it is planned to be the first instalment in the Multiverse.

## Plot

*Set in an alternate reality diverged from the* Nobody *series, the vigilante known as The Phantom combats a conspiracy of threats that threaten to throw N.Y.C into chaos.*
Delilah Skye

**Delilah Skye**, also known as the **Fantom**, is a mysterious freelance thief who is working for crime lord Bill Bruno. A childhood sweetheart of Charlie Blake, she is also the Nightwarden's frequent enemy and love interest.

## Biography

### Early Life & Background

Little is currently known about Delilah's early life. She grew up in the Wards, a slum located at the heart of the district of New Haven, and grew close to Charlie Blake during the times when he visited his father's side of the family, the Turners. As the two matured into teenagers, they became childhood sweethearts until Charlie began to withdraw from public life as he trained to become a vigilante.

At some point, Delilah became a freelance thief, among the best in the world, and started working for crime lord Bill Bruno. She earned the title "Fantom" among the underworld and she became well-respected for her talents.

## Overview

Delilah is a mysterious figure who is quietly infiltrating Gotham’s seedy underbelly to further her own agenda. She is a flirtatious thrill-seeker who loves danger and evading capture. Her fierce attitude and tenacious agility are the perfect tools to excel as a cat burglar, but hidden underneath the array of identities and the motorcycle leathers is a protective soul who is more at home with the city’s strays than its citizens.

## Powers, Equipment & Abilities

### Abilities

* **Expert Combatant:** *To be added...*
* **Master Acrobat**: *To be added...*
* **Master Thief**: *To be added...*
* **Manipulation**: *To be added...*
Metahuman

A **metahuman**, or **meta**, is a human born with superhuman abilities that only "activate" as a stimulus response to extreme and prolonged psychological or physical stress. Metahumans were once common during the 19th and 20th centuries, only to decline following the Second World War. The 21st century has seen a resurgence, beginning with the vigilante Nobody in the 2020s. Metahumans can also be created via blood transfusions, such was the case with Overseer.

## Notable Metahumans & Abilities

* Handsome Joe - healing factor and reduced pain response, excluding self-inflicted injuries
* Invictus - superhuman strength, invulnerability and flight
* Nobody - superhuman photographic reflexes, enhanced strength
* Overseer - superhuman strength, stamina and invulnerability
World War II

**World War II**, or the **Second World War** (often abbreviated as **WWII** or **WW2**), was a global war that was under way by 1939 and ended in 1945. It involved a vast majority of the world's nations, including all of the great powers that would eventually form two opposing military alliances: the Allies and the Axis. Various advanced weapons were made during the war, and the Axis conquered many countries in Europe, Africa, and Asia.

World War II is often considered the end of the superhero "Golden Age", after which superpowered individuals slowly became less common and despised before becoming little more than legends and myths. The failed prevention of the conflict is often blamed on the Peacekeepers, whose sole goal was to prevent another such global conflict in the aftermath of the Great War.
H-SOP

**Henson's Source Of Power (H-SOP)** is a revolutionary new type of fuel developed by the energy division of Henson Robotics. Originally conceived to power their new prosthetics technology, H-SOP was converted to a new source of electricity. H-SOP is extraordinarily radioactive, with prolonged exposure causing life-threatening complications such as bone marrow decay. The fuel is also dangerously unstable, with a flammability similar to that of hydrogen.
Second Grandmaster

The **Second Grandmaster** is an anarchistic terrorist active in Bay City, Michigan who uses the image, mannerisms and methods of Thomas Farrow, the original "Grandmaster", supposedly in an effort to destroy Farrow's reputation as a social revolutionary. They serve as the central antagonist of *Grandmaster*.
Beverly Waters

**Beverly Waters** was the blind superintendent of a private apartment building in the Wards district of Haven City that is known as the Warden's Keep. In her capacity as super of the building, she was also the assistant to the Nightwarden. As dedicated as she is spirited, Mrs Waters is one of the Nightwarden's closest and most important allies.
Mariana Montoya

**Mariana Montoya** is a detective in the Major Crimes unit of the New York City Police Department and the current partner of detective Adrian Sheppard, having joined him as part of Adrian's attempt to arrest crime-lord Deacon Shaw. When that failed thanks to the crooked Lieutenant Hayward, Montoya was assigned the Empire Killer case alongside Sheppard and became aware of his vigilante partnership with Nobody. Eventually she was exposed to be another crooked cop in the pocket of the Shaw Family, albeit only to better support her severely disabled mother.
Tarin

Tarin is one of the members of the group Rising Flames. He is the only member to be verified to be using a magically enchanted item, in this case a warhammer.

In Draw 1.6 he is introduced, but not named and in Draw 1.X he is named.

He is a wolf like beastkin who is the only survivor of his group after being attacked be, at the time, an unknown man with a series of throwing knifes who quickly wiped out the rest of his party.
The Nightwarden

"***Vengeance** has a new name,*"
—Series' tagline[src]

***The Nightwarden*** is an upcoming vigilante-drama series set in the "*Nobodyverse*". Taking place in the 2010s in the fictional Haven City, *The Nightwarden* will follow the eponymous vigilante as he tries to solve the mystery behind his father's murder, all during a time where masked vigilantes are becoming all the more common.

Like *Nobody* and its spin-off *The Rook*, *The Nightwarden* is set in its own self-contained world; while it is set in and canon to the *Nobodyverse*, this self-contained narrative largely ignores the events of the other *Nobodyverse* installments.

## Plot

*Years after witnessing the violent murder of his father, a young man raised in privilege decides to put his wealth to good use and adopts a secret identity to bring the killers to justice. Faced with his own dark side, this new hero will have to decide his purpose: a man of justice...or a weapon of vengeance.*

## Characters

### Main

* Charlie Blake: the heir to the BlakeCorp fortune who operates as the vigilante "Nightwarden" to avenge the murder of his father
* Delilah Skye: a freelance thief and old friend of Charlie who is currently working for crime lord Bill Bruno
* Amelia Blake: the widowed CEO of BlakeCorp and the chairwoman of the Havenite Concerns Board, a collective of wealthy Havenites with connections to organized crime
* Sarah Waters: a detective in the HCPD who forms a reluctant alliance with the Nightwarden
* Beverly Waters: the mother of Sarah Waters, Beverly is the blind owner of the Warden's Keep, an abandoned apartment building that Nightwarden uses as a base of operations
* Harry Hobbs: Charlie's personal bodyguard who aids him in his vigilante campaign
* Hogan: Charlie's enigmatic driver who aids him in his vigilante campaign
* Bart Maxwell: a photojournalist for the *Haven Herald*, a public ally of the Nightwarden, and Charlie's best friend
* James Bruno: a recently promoted HCPD detective and the nephew of crime lord Bill Bruno who forms an alliance with the Nightwarden
* Looking Glass: a terrorist and serial killer that Nightwarden faced a year prior who enjoys taunting both the vigilante and the police
* The Werewolf: a serial killer whose preferred method of killing is a bladed glove, the Werewolf enjoys taunting the police and the Nightwarden

### Supporting

* Lillian Turner: Charlie's aunt and the patriarch of the Turner Family
* Walter Waters: Beverly's retired husband and an expert engineer and inventor
* Frank Harper: a retired lieutenant of the HCPD who aided Nightwarden during the investigation into Mr. M
Havenite Concerns Board

The **Havenite Concerns Board (HBC)**, commonly known as the **Board**, is a group of wealthy and influential Haven City citizens, or Havenites, who have come together to invest in infrastructure and care programs for the city's poorer residents. Most of the Board's top members are some of the most powerful and ruthless crime lords in the city, using the Board's authority to further their personal interests.

## Members

* Amelia Blake
* Bill Bruno
* Elias Trench
* Franklin Stokes
Ms Impossible

**Ms Impossible** was a British superhero who served as a member of the Peacekeepers during the Interwar Period between World War I and World War II. As a warrior, a feminist, a humanitarian, and second most powerful member of the team, Ms Impossible was the ultimate role model for little girls all over the world, especially during a time where women were not represented. But to reach such astonishing heights, she had to make many sacrifices along the way.
Nobody (Series)/Season 4

"*Heart of **dark**. Soul of **light**,*"
—Tagline of *Season 4*[src]

The **fourth season** of *Nobody* will be released in 2022. It will consist of eight episodes.

## Plot

*One year after battling and defeating Handsome Joe, Nobody and his allies, the Syndicate, have continued their role as N.Y.C's organized and brutal guardians. But their actions - and those of Joe - have left a power vaccum in the city's criminal underworld, a position that the likes of the Crooked Man are all too eager to fill. And with a new muderous vigilante operating in N.Y.C, Nobody and his allies will find themselves spread too thin, more than aware that any weakness could cost their city its very soul.*

## Characters

* Michael Keene/Nobody: a vigilante with a superhuman photographic memory who protects New York City from organized crime, often at any cost, and now leads a team of vigilantes known as the Syndicate
* Adrian Sheppard: a detective in the NYPD's Major Crimes Unit who aids Nobody in his vigilante campaign by providing police support
* Cassidy Lynn/The Rook: a traumatized young woman rescued by Nobody who now protects NYC as a member of the Syndicate
* Stephanie Grimes/Black Mamba: a nurse who previously helped Nobody against the Empire Killer and now operates as his partner Black Mamba
* Erik Grayson/Pyro: a vigilante suffering from severe pyromania who fights to protect NYC as a member of the Syndicate
* Minerva Hardy: Michael's therapist who provides psychological analyses of the criminals that Michael faces
* Archie Shaw/The Crooked Man: NYC's most powerful crime boss who was crippled by his twin brother Deacon and now uses his fearsome reputation to consolidate his power
* Joseph Hertford/Handsome Joe: Michael's former roommate and best friend who has been driven insane following the Empire Killer case and now leads a cult dedicated to him

### Supporting

* Thomas Lynn: the father of Cassidy Lynn who is running for mayor of New York City, making him a target of the criminal underworld
* Patrick Hayward: the lieutenant of the Major Crimes Unit who is torn between his alliance with the Crooked Man and his oath to safeguard New York City
* Mariana Montoya: Adrian's partner in the Major Crimes Unit who allies with the Crooked Man to protect her ailing mother
* Anatoly Sergeyev: the chief forensics officer of the Major Crimes Unit with a dark past linking him to the Empire Killer case
* Penance: a violent vigilante who relentlessly kills criminals
Morris and Hyde

"*We are **one**. We are **Hyde**,*"
—Morris and Hyde[src]

**Morris and Hyde** are the dual protagonists of *Hyde*. Due to a genetic mutation, both entities exist simultaneously within the same being, with Morris representing the intelligent, kind but cowardly side and Hyde representing the malicious, possessive and supernatural side. Neither entity can exist without the other. Hyde's hunger for human flesh, combined with Morris' morals, leads the entities to dedicate themselves to protecting their family and the entirety of San Agustin.

# Henry Morris

**Henry James Morris** is a professor of neuroscience and psychology at the University of San Agustin who is the dominant form in the Morris-Hyde entity.

> *Main Article: Henry Morris*
>
>

# Hyde

**Hyde** is the mysterious, violent manifestation of Henry Morris' suppressed rage, desires and hatred.

> *Main Article: Hyde*
>
>
Nobody (Series)/Season 5

"*A silent guardian, a phantom of the night. A heart of dark, a soul of light,*"
—Tagline of *Season 5***[src]**

The **fifth season** of *Nobody* will be released in 2022. It will consist of eight episodes.

## Characters

### Main

* Michael Keene/Nobody: a former vigilante who was forced to leave New York City at the end of *Season 4* when his allies were threatened by the Crooked Man and Handsome Joe
* Adrian Sheppard/Overseer: the new lieutenant of the NYPD's Major Crimes Division who leads the city-wide rebellion against the Crooked Man
* Cassidy Lynn/The Rook: Michael's protégé who co-leads the Syndicate during Michael's absence; Cassidy's appearance in the season precedes her appearance in her own spin-off, *The Rook*
* Stephanie Grimes/Black Mamba: a nurse turned vigilante and Michael's former lover who leads the Syndicate during Michael's absence
* Erik Grayson/Pyro: a vigilante suffering from severe pyromania who fights to protect NYC as a member of the Syndicate
* Thomas Lynn: the former mayor of NYC who leads the civilian rebellion against the Crooked Man
* The Crooked Man: the most powerful crime lord in NYC and the current mayor of the city after overthrowing Thomas Lynn
* Handsome Joe: a terrorist and cult leader with superhuman healing abilities who leads a community of criminals and psychopaths known as the Glade
* Zhao: the leader of a clan of monks who practice martial arts and serves as a mentor to Michael
Humanimal

**Koba** is the eponymous protagonist of *Humanimal*. A human boy raised on a lost island by a race of man-ape hybrids, Koba has obtained superhuman abilities from a lifetime spent in the island's unique environment.

## Biography

### Early Life and Background

Not much is yet known about Koba's early life. When he was still an infant, his parents became stranded on the Lost Island and eventually perished. The young boy was rescued and taken in by a tribe of superhuman man-ape hybrids native to the island, who decided to raise him and named him "Koba". Despite being human, Koba eventually developed superhuman abilities very similar to the natives, including superhuman strength and flight.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

### Powers

* **Island-enhanced physiology:** Despite being human, Koba has been significantly changed by the Lost Island's unique environment, granting him abilities very similar to the island's native race of hybrids.
	+ **Superhuman strength:** Koba possesses greatly enhanced strength, able to lift and throw extraordinarily heavy objects.
	+ **Flight:** Koba is able to fly across the Lost Island at supersonic speed.

### Abilities

* **Durability**
* **Climbing ability:** Having been raised in a jungle environment by a race of man-ape hybrids, Koba is an exceptional climber, able to travel through the trees with ease at high speed.
Michael and Joseph's Apartment

**Michael and Joseph's Apartment** is the two-bed apartment shared by Michael Keene and Joseph Hertford on West 43rd Street in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan. It was Michael's base of operations from the start of his vigilante campaign in 2020 until the end of the Empire Killer case in 2021, at which point both left the apartment, Joseph because of his psychotic break following Sophie's death and Michael leaving to live at his new home.

## Inhabitants

### Formerly

* Michael Keene
* Joseph Hertford

## Deaths

* Sophie Dawes - suffocated with a pillow by Joseph Hertford
Nobody (Series)

"*He is nobody...and **everybody**,*"
—Tagline of *Nobody*[src]

***Nobody*** is a British-American action-thriller vigilante/superhero drama series created by EDStudios as part of the "*Nobodyverse*". Set in New York City, it follows Michael Keene, a young man who, after recovering from a traumatic brain injury, develops a photographic memory and decides to use it to become a vigilante to satisfy the violent urges that arose following his injury. The series follows him as he slowly develops an identity known as "Nobody" and fights villains that are every bit as complicated as he is, ultimately becoming the hero that New York City needs. *Season 1* was written in mid 2020, with a second season in late 2020. A third season began release in May 2021, and a fourth season is in development. At least two more seasons are planned.

In addition to the rest of the *Nobodyverse*, several spin-offs of *Nobody* itself are in development. The first to be announced was a companion/spin-off titled *The Rook*, and the second was *The Phantom That Never Sleeps*, a limited series set in an alternate reality.
Deal 3.X

Deal 3.X is the seventh chapter of the Deal story arc.

## Synopsis

The chapter starts out with a flash back to Ruuz at a younger age, mentioning between the age of two and three her mom married a man.

Over the early years of her life it is explained that Ruuz spends a lot of time learning as opposed to working.

It then moves to the winter before Ruuz was introduced to the story, when Doliy came to get her and bring her to the capital.

During the travels a lot of time passed, Ruuz realized that her mom ran a brothel and not just an Inn, and got to see a lot of things first hand she learned from books.

Eventually it gets to where her and Doliy ended up waiting and hiding out, eventually finding and teaming up with Victor. Then it has a quick explanation of what the group did from Ruuzs' point of view.

This lead up to Ruuz being brought into the capital to where her father, or uncle as he would be referred to as, lived. Once at the back entrance to the house, Doliy used a pink liquid to reveal the slave earring that had been hidden from sight.

Once verified to be who they thought, they were let in by an albino beastkin who, after telling Doliy to leave to another area of the house, left Ruuz with three other members of the staff who started to wash her and prepare her clothing.

Around sunset, Ruuz was introduced to her father, who would claim to be her uncle, Sampa Vinulette. The pair exchange some pleasantries and there is some information that was learned about the Vinulette family as a whole.

It ends with Sampa sharing his name and telling Ruuz that she will have the family name, before excusing himself and saying the staff will take care of her for the remainder of the day.

## Characters

Ruuz

Vedfi

Doliy

Sampa Vinulette

Victor Atkins
Музыка из Freedom Planet 2

Саундтрек к **Freedom Planet 2** всё так же пишут композиторы Сабрина "Strife" Ди-Дуро и Лейлани "Woofle" Уилсон. Поскольку игра ещё не вышла, в данной статье пока что будут приведены только версии треков из демо и альфы, а также те, что должны позже появиться в релизе игры.

## ALPHA Soundtrack

Сборник альфа-треков, которые можно найти на soundcloud Woofle.

## Восстановленные

Музыка, восстановленная на основе геймплейных и не только роликов, треки к которым официально не выкладывались.
Officer Docile

### Appears in

You are a CRIMINAL | Checked into The Station ASMR Roleplay'ello 'ello 'ello | MUGSHOT and FINGERPRINT ASMR Police Roleplay

You are being INTERROGATED | Police ASMR Roleplay

### Debut

You are a CRIMINAL | Checked into The Station ASMR Roleplay

Officer Docile is a police officer it the United Kingdom. He is very sarcastic man who struggles to maintain his professionalism with irritating detainees. He greatly enjoys *The Santa Clause* (1994).

### Trivia

* Officer Docile has not yet memorized the script for cautioning detainees, which is a source of embarrassment for him.
* He is a father, and he is separated from the mother of his children. He currently has custody.
* His children make model WWI airplanes and paint them inaccurate colors.
* He likes eating *The Santa Clause*-themed TV dinners, which are roast Christmas dinners that one may eat at any time.
Setup 5.1

Setup 5.1 is the first chapter of the Setup arc.

## Synopsis

This chapter starts out within the Ivory Shore Inn and explains some of the specifics of the Inn.

From there it verifies that Victor had managed to remove the second fang out of Drelt and showed that he has started to get an appetite but is still unable to speak.

While eating breakfast the group plans their day to an extent such as the slaves working and Victor figuring out what to do regarding the fang. They move to do just that to get some work and such for the trio of slaves and Victor goes off to work on what to do with the fang while waiting to take a math test so he can get guild credentials in the academics of math.

After ending up at an apothecary, Victor ends up selling one of the fangs, as he could keep the other in the card for the time being, and as he left had a physical collision with Elya who was out and about in the town

## Characters

* Alena
* Dorun
* Drelt
* Victor
* Elya
* Giyorna

## Location

* Ivory Shore Inn
* Skies Reach
* Powdered Starlight Apothecary

## Trivia

- While the disease Adorins is mentions there is nothing noted about it at the time of why Victor might have it.
Zhao

**Zhao** *(first name unknown)* is a member of an order of monks and one of the few superhumans of the 21st Century. Aware of a resurgence of superpowered individuals like himself, he begins a worldwide journey to mentor and monitor such people, taking particular interest in the vigilante Nobody.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

### Powers

* **Kinetic redistribution:** Zhao is able to manipulate kinetic energy, both within himself and in a limited area around him. When he combines this with his martial arts mastery, Zhao is able to increase the force of his impacts to devastating levels.
Backstreet Medical Services

Backstreet Medical Services is a company run by Dr. Docile. It is unclear if this is the same Dr. Docile that appears in other backstreet videos, however there are many similarities in the way that they practice medicene.

Backstreet Medical Services have their own official website where the viewer can get behind the scenes information about the company and their claims. It is even possible for them to print out their own medical certificate that would enable them to practice medicene.

*"All the money goes towards upgrading our medical facilities, we are so close to our goal of buying dog food for the hundreds of medical testing dogs in the garage that we think at least some may survive."*

- Backstreet Medical Services
One Police Plaza

**One Police Plaza** (often abbreviated as **1PP**) is the headquarters of the New York City Police Department (NYPD), as well as the NYPD's Major Crimes unit. The building is located on Park Row in Civic Center, Manhattan near New York City's City Hall and the Brooklyn Bridge. Its block borders Park Row, Pearl Street, and Police Plaza.
Godhood (Series)

***Godhood*** is an upcoming fantasy horror-thriller detective drama series created by EDStudios as an instalment in the "*Nobodyverse*". Set in 1970s New York City, thirty years before the events of *Nobody*, it follows the inhabitants of the eponymous neighbourhood of Manhattan that is home to the last surviving Greek deities who fled to human civilization following a catacylsm. Specifically, it centres on Henry Hadal, formerly known as Hades, the God of the Underworld, who now serves as the sheriff of the neighbourhood and solves a seemingly unconnected string of crimes that threaten to expose the neighbourhood to humanity, referred to as "primates".
Vaara

Vaara was introduced in Shuffle 2.A

## Appearance

Vaara is a fit beastkin woman with fur revealing some of the possible subset of beastkins she could be.

## Skills and abilities

* Very skilled with throwing knives.
* She has a passive sort of magic that makes it so whatever defensive equipment she has on her own body is reflected on her opponents. While this means her wearing amazing armor would make them seem to be wearing the same type, she uses this to her advantage in combat by wearing nearly nothing so even their best armor provides the same protection as nothing, but still has any hinderances it normally does such as the weight of heavy armor.

## Trivia

* Her passive magic was designed to poke fun at the bikini warrior trope seen in many forms of entertainment.
Anti-Vigilante Task Force

The **Anti-Vigilante Task Force (AVTF)** was a special task force of the Major Crimes unit of the NYPD committed to the arrest of the vigilante known as Nobody. Primarily funded by Archie Shaw, the task force was led by several corrupt cops in the pocket of the Shaw Family, including Lieutenant Patrick Hayward. The AVTF was disbanded after Archie withdrew his funding as part of his deal with the vigilante.

## Notable Members

* Patrick Hayward - director of operations
Peacekeepers

"*Justice is a worldwide right,*"
—The Peacekeeper's motto[src]

The **Peacekeepers** were a team of superpowered individuals sworn to maintain global security in the aftermath of the Great War and thus prevent another such conflict. They were active during the Interwar Period at the height of the "Golden Age" of superheroes. Despite their noble goals, the original members of the Peacekeepers were far less than noble, with the new roster much more dedicated to preserving peace and justice. They serve as the focus of *Peacekeepers*.

## Members

* Union Jack - leader
* Overseer - *de-facto* second-in-command, former liason to military intelligence
* Gladiator
* Guiding Light
* Redeemer
* *Ms Impossible*
* *Imperius*
* *The Boar*
* *Darkwing*

### Formerly

* Peacekeeper - former leader turned nemesis

## Deaths

* Darkwing - punched through the chest and skull crushed by Peacekeeper
* The Boar - punched through the skull by Peacekeeper
* Imperius - neck snapped by Peacekeeper
* Ms Impossible - arms torn off and head slashed off by Peacekeeper
Gladiator

**Mary Kovacs** is a former Chicago-based vigilante whose powers over magnetism were amplified by the Conduit, making her one of the most powerful superhumans of the Golden Age. After joining the Peacekeepers as their new deputy-leader following the murders of all other members other than Peacekeeper himself, Kovacs was given the name **Gladiator**.
Golden Age

The **"Golden Age"** is a term for the period of human history where superpowered individuals were relatively commonplace all across the world. Considered to lie between the late 19th Century and the mid-1940s, the Golden Age was a time where superheroes were an accepted part of human culture, especially in the United States. The Golden Age came to a catastrophic end during the Second World War, after which superheroes began dying out until humanity forgot that they even existed at all.
Viltrixians

**Viltrixians** are a technologically advanced species, native to the planet Viltrixia but are widespread across the Viltrixian Empire. They are morphologically, anatomically and specially identical to humans in almost every way, except for the fact that they are able to absorb radiation through their skin and use it as an energy source, a term known as radiosynthesis.

## Biology & Physiology

Visually, Viltrixians are indistinguishable from humans. They evolved and adapted to survive in an atmosphere much harsher and gravity much stronger than Earth's. Viltrixians are unique in the fact that they are able to absorb and utilize radiation from across the electromagnetic spectrum as a secondary energy source, a form of metabolism known as radiosynthesis. Under the radiation of a brighter, younger star, a Viltrixian's cells can become supercharged, granting them numerous god-like powers, including the ability to project beams of plasma from their eyes and manipulate the gravitational field around them to allow for flight.

## Notable Individuals

### House of V'el

* V'el Aeval
* *V'el Flurno*
* *M'xel Soloa* *(through marriage)*
Shuffle 2.8

Shuffle 2.8 is the eighth chapter of the Shuffle arc.

## Synopsis

Starting with Victor turning in the beasts that he had killed the day before and, after a small back and forth about what they plan to do with the bodies and talk of if he was ready to get promoted to the red rank, before he left the building.

Deciding to take the day off, he went to make something of his day, but collided with a woman, he would later learn is named Doliy, outside of the front door.

Unsure how to handle her, as she was getting physically close and handsy with him, Victor just walked away from her and bought himself a new spear to replace the one he broke the day before.

At this point the point of view switches to Doliy's as she ponders if Victor is more interested in men.

She starts to observe his movements and notices when he causes his spear to be stored in his card. Over the rest of the day she simply watches him and learns things about him such as where he is staying. Eventually she followed him as she heard him mention something about doing some training and gets to where she can observe without much of a chance of being noticed herself.

This is where it cuts back to Victor.

He briefly came in contact with the woman he asked about the people he ended up going to skin dragons with, who mocked him for going with them.

Once done with her, he quickly left the main part of Green Rebirth to find a tree. Once he found one that didn't bear fruit, he looked to make sure he was alone and verbally hyped himself up to start practicing using his card and spear to fight.

After time passed, Victor called it a day and started to return, noticing something moving and found himself worried that he had been watched.

The POV switches back to Doliy.

Doliy begins to speculate on what she had seen happen and attempts to figure out what sort of magic would allow what Victor was doing as she got back into a more populated part of the community.

While there, she did a bit a pickpocketing and shopping for food before returning to a bad part of town.

Eventually she found her way to an unfinished building and went into the basement where a girl already was, ready to get some food from her.

Once the younger girl was asleep, she changed into a new outfit to leave.

## Characters

Victor Atkins

Doliy

## Location

Green Rebirth