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P Tropes

This page lists **tropes** of literary work ***Always Visible*** (*Another Prayer for the Dying Horror Genre*) by Russian author Vitaly Ivolginsky, starting with the letter P.

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**Denial of responsibility:** *possible strange language constructs are caused by translation from the author's native language into English.*

## List of tropes

* The Pollyanna: Delia Yonce
* Pun: Often used in the text.
* Parental Neglect: Delia recalls that when her father kicked her away from the table at age five, her mother did not interfere and simply silently submitted to her husband.
* Pietà Plagiarism: When Pharqraut is killed in front of Galbraith, the inspector holds his friend's corpse in his arms until the orderlies take him away
* Plot Threads: Acts zero and Two follow the Yonce family, and acts One and Three follow Police Inspector Galbrath.
* Plot-Irrelevant Villain: Doctor Baselard, who kills Delia and immediately leaves Portland to hide in the wilds of London. In fact, he only appears in the last two chapters of the first act, and then he exists only in the characters' lines.
* Precision F-Strike: When Nelissen talks about finding something like a Fetus papyraceous inside Delia's uterus, Galbraith responds with an "Stupid and unscientific bullshit".
* Product Placement: The work mentions Tandy's microcomputer.
* Psychic Powers: It's never explicitly stated, but when Jo first sees Delia outside the window, he perceives her gaze as "the gaze of a hundred people" and compares it to spears.
* Papa Wolf: It is Delia's father who is responsible for the character named Jo ultimately dying.
* Perverse Puppet: Galbraith's nightmare mentions a wooden dummy of Schaeymoure, which doctor Baselard made in order to simulate communication with the mister chief inspector (and ultimately blow off his head)
* Please, Don't Leave Me: This is exactly how Delia reacts when Galbraith urgently leaves her house.
* Persecuted Intellectuals: Jordan Thurlow's character is portrayed as a well-read bookworm who had the misfortune of meeting a girl whose parents accused her boyfriend of molesting their daughter.
R Tropes

This page lists **tropes** of literary work ***Always Visible*** (*Another Prayer for the Dying Horror Genre*) by Russian author Vitaly Ivolginsky, starting with the letter R.

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**Warning:** *detailed listing and analysis of tropes may partially or completely reveal the plot or other nuances. In addition, their number may be supplemented from time to time.*

**Denial of responsibility:** *possible strange language constructs are caused by translation from the author's native language into English.*

## List of tropes

* Room Full of Crazy: By genre standards, there's nothing all that special about the room Galbraith rents at the "Stait of Snow Lake", but given that there are no chairs, a bed infested with bugs, and a broken lock, it might as well be that.
* Running Gag: Galbraith walks around with a mustache because he just can't shave - no matter how hard he tries, he always cuts the skin on his face.
* Religious Horror: As such, there is no horror in the work at all, but one of Galbraith's nightmares mentions a dark room in which mister chief inspector Schaeymoure read him a strange speech about believing in a criminal, after which it turns out that all this time it was a wooden mannequin made by doctor Baselard.
* Related in the Adaptation: In the film, Delia had almost no contact with Jo's character's friend and the person who was investigating her. In "Always Visible", she instead visits Japhet Byrnes, Jordan Thurlow's friend and develops trust in Galbraith when she sees him for the first and last time.
* Riddle for the Ages: So what exactly was in Delia's uterus? And why did Galbraith see visions? Is the first connected with the second, or was Galbraith simply on drugs (as he himself thinks in the first act)?
* Rube Goldberg Device: D.O.O.R. is a supercomputer into which scientists downloaded a lot of information just so that it could simulate a virtual personality inside itself. There is no benefit from this.
CDS

CDS is a character appearing exclusively in Algicosathlon Season 2. He is the host of the season.

## Personality

Like his name suggests, CDS is a chill and relaxed guy. He will often use slang such as *'sup* or *wassup'* in his sentences.

## Skills

* Host-Like powers: He has all the powers BDS has, but notably less powerful.
* Teleportation of others: CDS can teleport anyone into the elimination zone with just a snap of his fingers. This is an ability shared with BDS and WDS.
Apricot

Apricot is a TES S1 contestant.

## Personality

Apricot generally presents himself as cheeky and mischievous. Often, he will make jokes or do things that give rise to concern or surprise by others.

## Trivia

Almost in every TES episode, Apricot always got struck by lightning provoked by WDS.

He always will try to find a way to troll or annoy someone.
L Tropes

This page lists **tropes** of literary work ***Always Visible*** (*Another Prayer for the Dying Horror Genre*) by Russian author Vitaly Ivolginsky, starting with the letter L.

For compiling the list, we bring our thanks to "tv|tropes" website.

**Warning:** *detailed listing and analysis of tropes may partially or completely reveal the plot or other nuances. In addition, their number may be supplemented from time to time.*

**Denial of responsibility:** *possible strange language constructs are caused by translation from the author's native language into English.*

## List of tropes

* Large Ham: Pharqraut, friend of Galbraith. He himself appears in fact only in three chapters, but the inspector remembered his funny phrases for a long time, even when he was in London.
* Linked List Clue Methodology: At the end of the story, Galbraith solves a small puzzle, the first two clues of which were essentially indicated in the materials of the case of his late friend.
* Like Father, Like Son: It is noted that Delia is as angry as her own father, which makes the latter delighted.
* Lost in Translation: The work was originally written in Russian, but since the author, on principle, refused to publish it in his native language, he had to translate his work himself. Because of this, many idioms and phraseological units, when literally translated, either lost their meaning or began to mean something completely different than in the original version.
* Love at First Sight: This is precisely the driving force of the plot - Jordan Thurlow and Galbraith develop feelings for Delia when they see her for the first time for themselves.
K Tropes

This page lists **tropes** of literary work ***Always Visible*** (*Another Prayer for the Dying Horror Genre*) by Russian author Vitaly Ivolginsky, starting with the letter K.

For compiling the list, we bring our thanks to "tv|tropes" website.

**Warning:** *detailed listing and analysis of tropes may partially or completely reveal the plot or other nuances. In addition, their number may be supplemented from time to time.*

**Denial of responsibility:** *possible strange language constructs are caused by translation from the author's native language into English.*

## List of tropes

* Kill the Cutie: Two words - Delia's Gone.
I Tropes

This page lists **tropes** of literary work ***Always Visible*** (*Another Prayer for the Dying Horror Genre*) by Russian author Vitaly Ivolginsky, starting with the letter I.

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**Denial of responsibility:** *possible strange language constructs are caused by translation from the author's native language into English.*

## List of tropes

* In the Back: In Galbraith's nightmare, doctor Baselard appears behind his interlocutor, mister chief inspector Schaeymoure, and it is eventually revealed that it was in fact a performance with a wooden mannequin.
* Invincible Villain: More precisely, elusive. Doctor Baselard manages to escape from under Galbraith's nose and gets lost in London. To make matters worse, Portland police see no point in catching him.
* Idiot Ball: When Galbraith miraculously arrives at doctor Baselard's apartment, he takes no action to capture him, instead watching him escape right before his eyes.
* Ideal Illness Immunity : The work does not say how things were with Delia’s health, but considering that she sat without any problems all night on an open window in one chemise, she apparently does not complain about her health.
* In Name Only: The only characters from the film who retained their names - namely Delia, Jerome and Jo - were completely redesigned.
* The Ingenue: Delia gives Galbraith this impression.
Lera Crystal

### Relatives

Ashley Crystal (mother)Brandon Crystal (father)Melanie Crystal (older sister)Rana Crystal (oldest sister)Vika Crystal (youngest sister)

## Appearances

### Appears in

The Mischievous Triplets

Lera Crystal is the main character in The Mischievous Triplets. She serves as a helper to Doolsina and a rival to Vika, Amaya, Connor, Motsuki, and Sonic and Opaline. She is a superhero, LeraBee, alongside with Queen Bee and MelBuzz. She is in Translator Babble, another comedy show. Though, she was a superhero formerly due to high risk of her identity being revealed to her friends and family, and more problems. But, after seeing Doolsinachni Gorat's need for help, she returns with a new name: GoldenBee.

# Appearance

She has brown hair and green eyes. She wears pale peach blush along with glossy clear lip gloss, and wears baggy clothes, showcasing her tomboy-like style. In the episode Zepeto Trash, she wears a crop top and drinks coffee like her fashion-obsessed sister, Melanie. Due to disguising herself in most parts of the movie, she camouflages choosing clothes that blend in with her surroundings due to her knowledge risking potential causes of Doolsina arresting her.

As GoldenBee, she copies the appearances of Queen Bee, wearing a black and yellow suit.

# Personality

Lera is very fun, lively, and loves action and adventure. She is very protective and adventurous. She likes scrolling through her phone and doing more modern things like Melanie. She expresses her freedom and imagination. As shown in "The Escape", Lera becomes naturally angry and cannot control her emotions, as she usually cries about everything that doesn't go her way. She is a Leo, meaning she could be proud sometimes. She lots of times acts like Chloe, acting selfish, rude, and bold.

# Other Info

In translator babble, she participates in the comedy trivia alongside her friends, as translator interprets it. She is friends with Doolsina Marandova, and a huge rival to her enemies. As Zepeto Babble, she confronts the tan girl with Melanie. Kittens Screaming was another episode where she does that. She is very willing to save the world, that's why she got a Miraculous.
H Tropes

This page lists **tropes** of literary work ***Always Visible*** (*Another Prayer for the Dying Horror Genre*) by Russian author Vitaly Ivolginsky, starting with the letter H.

For compiling the list, we bring our thanks to "tv|tropes" website.

**Warning:** *detailed listing and analysis of tropes may partially or completely reveal the plot or other nuances. In addition, their number may be supplemented from time to time.*

**Denial of responsibility:** *possible strange language constructs are caused by translation from the author's native language into English.*

## List of tropes

* Here We Go Again!: If you read the work according to the chronology of 0-1-2-3, then this can happen due to the fact that if in act zero there was the story of Delia, then in the first there was already the story of Galbraith, and according to the story, the second act will look like a re-release of the zero act.
* Homage: If not for its legal status, "Always Visible" could be considered a reinterpreted novelization of the film Omen IV: The Awakening.
* Hell Is That Noise: When Galbraith arrives in London, he notes that after Portland, the streets of the capital of England are so noisy from cars that he gets the impression that turbines are buried under the asphalt.
O Tropes

This page lists **tropes** of literary work ***Always Visible*** (*Another Prayer for the Dying Horror Genre*) by Russian author Vitaly Ivolginsky, starting with the letter O.

For compiling the list, we bring our thanks to "tv|tropes" website.

**Warning:** *detailed listing and analysis of tropes may partially or completely reveal the plot or other nuances. In addition, their number may be supplemented from time to time.*

**Denial of responsibility:** *possible strange language constructs are caused by translation from the author's native language into English.*

## List of tropes

* Off with His Head!: Interestingly shown in Galbraith's nightmare, where doctor Baselard blows off the head of Schaeymoure's wooden mannequin.
* Our Demons Are Different: Roughly speaking, there are no demons at all in the work, but one of Galbraith's nightmares describes a creature born from kleister, which is very similar in description to Pinky from Doom 3.
* Once More, with Clarity: If you read act zero AFTER the main three, it turns out that the episode when Delia reads a fairy tale at apartment of Jo's friend is repeated twice in the work, only if in the second act a brief synopsis is given, then in act zero it is told in detail about this.
* Obstructive Bureaucrat: Portland police see no point in investigating Delia's murder. Galbraith only miraculously manages to obtain documents to fly to London to begin the pursuit of doctor Baselard.
Ostrich

South African Ostrich (Struthio camelus australis)

***Ostriches*** are very large flightless birds native to Africa and are considered the heaviest and largest species of birds found alive today. They also lay the largest eggs of any living bird.

## Overview

Living ostrich species stand upwards of nine feet tall, towering over most other animals including Humans. Male and female ostriches have different colored feathers: males are mostly black with white wing and tail feathers while females are mainly grayish brown (though adolescent males share this same coloration too). The legs and neck are nearly bare of feathers, only having a thin down layer of feathers as opposed to fully-fledged feathers. Along with being the largest and heaviest extant bird species, they are also the fastest land bird, capable of running upwards of 40 mph. Generally, they are found in either pairs or alone, though some instances of larger groups had been known to exist, be it either through breeding season or through extreme dry seasons.

The distribution of ostriches is mainly found throughout Africa within savannahs and deserts, south of the Sahara, split between the equatorial forest zones. Some species of ostriches once spread across Asia, but many of them, including a few modern species of ostrich, had gone extinct.

### ***In Universe***

Ostriches do make an appearance within the Star-Crossed comic, mainly in the form of Ben's flock within the Savannah.

## Gallery

North African Ostriches *(S. c. camelus)* with an Asiatic Ostrich *(Struthio asiaticus)*
Dog

***Dogs***, also known as ***Domestic Dogs***, are a species of domesticated canine. While numerous forms of dogs exist, all known subspecies (or "breeds" as called) all are descended from Wolves, their closest living relative.

## Overview

Dogs as a species are highly diverse in appearance, mainly thanks to selected breeding by Humans, recognized as the most variable mammal on Earth with an estimated 450 different breeds of dogs known through human history. This variation mainly is the result of either environmental conditions where the dog is found, or specifically designed for a peculiar task encouraged by their owners, with the latter being more immediately affecting to the dog's anatomy and skeletal structure due to preferred traits and features under controlled conditions. Dogs are classified under numerous groups based around the breed's purpose or type, with a generalization that differs one from another: livestock guardian dogs for example were bred to protect the livestock on farms, but dogs labeled as herding dogs are used more to manage and control said livestock.

Despite appearances and their ancestry, many have come to conclusion that domestic dogs are actually more omnivorous, their bodies capable of being sustained on a high starch diet, unlike wolves.

Although exact population among dog breeds varies, the species itself is very common throughout the world. Despite being a domesticated breed however, it's estimated that three-quarters of all dogs in the world aren't actually owned, but rather consist of free-ranging or feral dogs. Even so, dogs and humans are considered the most widespread example of an interspecies bond and has given the dog the common nickname of "man's best friend" in the western world.

### ***In Universe***

Dogs shown are exceptionally rarer, mainly due to Humans no longer evident within the world of Star-Crossed. In Wolf society, the term "dog" is actually an insulting term describing the wolf as weak or petty.
World-Building Pages

The ***World-Building Pages*** are a set of art pieces released by the artist shortly after Volume 01: Arrival's completion. These pages were made in order to explain how the world within Star-Crossed works and to reveal some aspects of it to the public. Conversations with the artist also revealed a number of extra details as all, and while the information within the pages themselves are considered canon information about the Star-Crossed universe, these pages feature animals that hadn't been shown in the comic as of yet and are considered "secondary canon".

## ***The Dinosaurs of Earth*** (Oct 23rd-26th, 2023)

The Dinosaurs of Earth consists of two pages explaining how numerous Dinosaurs are named and classified by the Animalian Tribes. The two pages show numerous groups of animals classified as dinosaurs, put in their own groups with a threat level, and a brief summary of what they are and their relationship with the tribes themselves. The secondary page also showed a few non-dinosaur groups (the pterosaurs, and marine reptiles specifically), but were put in place due to them being from the same era as the true dinosaurs.

## ***Animalian*** (Oct 31st, 2023)

Animalian is a singular page release explaining in summery of the structure of Animalians: the animals that make up the Animalian Tribes of Star-Crossed. The page describes what an animalian is, the classification of animalians, some of the universal laws animalians follow, and a brief summary of outsiders and outlaws - animals not associated with animalian laws.

## ***Homeworld Hares*** (Nov 9th, 2023)

As the name implies, "Homeworld Hares" is a page solely made to explain Homeworld Hares: a fictional species made primarily for the Star-Crossed comic.

## ***Bajelous Tribe Map*** (Nov 14th, 2023)

Described by the author as one of the last big ones in this release prior to Volume 02, this page mainly reveals the full territory of the Bajelous Tribe. The page shows the full extent of the territory, including the Bajelous Jungle, the Savannah, Farthing Wood, Watership Down, and the Bandar-Log gang territory. Up to 14 different unique landmarks are also put along the map, and it's revealed that the numerous territories are all part of the same tribe.
Parrot

Scarlet Macaw (Ara ararauna), and Blue-and-yellow Macaw (Ara macao)

***Parrots*** are a family of hook-billed, herbivorous birds.

## Overview

Parrots are a wide-ranging group of birds that consist of over 400 known species. All parrots have curved beaks with clawed feet, the ability to stand upright, and are primarily herbivorous with a diet mostly of seeds, fruits, and other plant material (with very few insectivorous and even carnivorous species noted, but not considered a common case). Their adaptations with their bills allow them to climb using their beak to grab hold of supports. Compared to most other known bird species, parrots are highly intelligent birds that are capable of mimicking Human speech and use simplistic tools to problem solve.

Parrots as a whole are found primarily throughout the forests of the southern hemisphere (excluding the continent of Antarctica) with the highest populations by species being within South America, Australia and the islands within the Pacific Ocean. Much of their range however varies, though most species of parrot are threatened to some degree, with a higher aggregate extinction risk than any other known bird group. Even so, parrots are highly popular as pets, with the domesticated budgerigar, a small parrot, being the most popular of all pet bird species.

### ***In Universe***

Parrots appear numerous times in numerous forms within the Star-Crossed franchise, be it as either well-known species or as anonymous forms of parrots with no distinguishing features that would specify the species. Some characters are types of parrots as well, such as Pauly.

## Gallery

Pauly, a green parrot.Blue-and-yellow Macaw *(Ara macao)*Scarlet Macaw *(Ara ararauna)*
Wild Boar

Indian boar (Sus scrofa cristatus)

The ***Wild Boar***, also known as ***Wild Pigs***, is a wild form of suid, and one of the most widespread wild suiforms on Earth.

## Overview

Wild boars are heavily built boars with short limbs, and a large head making up a third of the animal's total body length. Wild boars have highly developed senses, with a sense of smell strong enough and acute enough for domesticated boars to be used for drug detection. This, along with highly developed hearing, make up for its relatively poor eyesight, which only allows them ten to fifteen meters of clear vision. Social in nature, wild boars live in matriarchal social groups, while most adult males live solitary lives.

Wild boars' diet is highly diverse, their choice of food comparable to that of humans: ranging from underground roots and tubers to low-growing vegetation, to small vertebrates and invertebrates, to carrion, and even to garbage and trash. Although not regular predators, they have been known to hunt down younger fawns and chicks during warmer periods, and even one report of a group of boars hunting a fully grown Deer.

Adaptable and versitile, wild boars are found all around the old world: Europe, Asia, and northern Africa. Wild boar populations also exist in abundance in introduced areas of Australia, North America and South America, where they are regarded as highly invasive species. Wild boars are also the common ancestor to the domestic pig, and funnily enough are also the reasons behind the hybrid pigs known as "feral pigs" within introduced regions.

### ***In Universe***

Wild boars are a common sight within the Star-Crossed franchise, mostly as residence of varying Animalian Tribes but also commonly known outsiders, and as such common prey.
Sabre-Toothed Cat

Smilodon populator

***Sabre-Toothed Cats*** (alternatively spelled ***Saber-Toothed Cats***) are species of large cats from the subfamily *Machairodontinae*. The subfamily survived up to as recently as 11,000 years ago.

## Overview

Sabre-toothed cats are generally similar sized to modern day big cats such as Lions and Tigers, with some species even out-sizing them as being the largest cat species to have existed. As the name suggests, these cat species are notable for their elongated and enlarged canine teeth (specifically their maxillary canines). Another common name for the big cats is "saber-toothed tiger" or "saber-toothed lion", but both names aren't accurate as sabre-toothed cats aren't closely related to either big cat species. Even so, fossil evidence suggests that they coexisted with a number of conical-toothed cats - which make up of all modern-day cat species - and they competed with eachother for food sources. It's commonly agreed that many sabre-toothed cats are solitary ambush hunters, evolved stronger yet slower than other cat species.

Distribution of the sabre-toothed cats extended throughout much of the old world (europe, asia, and africa), and within the Americas during the Miocene and Pliocene epochs. The last known sabre-toothed cats existed during the Pleistocene, going extinct about 11,000 years ago likely due to their main source of prey going extinct around the same time.

### ***In Universe***

Sabre-toothed cats are featured a number of times within Star-Crossed, namely as prominent characters. In universe, they're simply referred to as a "sabretooth".
Plesiosaur

Plesiosaurus

***Plesiosaurs*** are a group of prehistoric marine reptiles from the Mesozoic period (203-66 million years ago).

## Overview

Plesiosaurs vary between two clades: the long-necked, piscivorous plesiosauroids, and the short-necked, more carnivorous pliosauroids. Plesiosaurs are primarily adapted for a fully aquatic lifestyle, most often living out in the open oceans of the world. Most species of plesiosaurs are piscivores, but some short-necked species had evolved to be more carnivorous, hunting larger animals including other plesiosaurs.

All known plesiosaurs went extinct thanks to the K-PG mass extinction.

### ***In Universe***

Plesiosaurs, like many other prehistoric animals, had been brought back to life in numerous forms thanks to Humans, filling in the niche they once had millions of years ago out in the oceans and seas. Regardless of type, all plesiosaurs hold the general name "Seafarer" by the Animalian Tribes, but due to their seagoing nature, are rarely encountered unless by sea-faring tribes.

* ***Attenborosaurus*** (Letherback Seafarer)
* ***Dolichorhynchops*** (Swift Seafarer)
* ***Liopleurodon*** (Sea Crocodile)
* ***Styxosaurus*** (Streamline Seafarer)
* ***Umoonasaurus*** (Crested Seafarer)
Rattlesnake

Western diamondback rattlesnake (Crotalus atrox)

***Rattlesnakes*** are venomous snakes comprising of two genera: *crotalus* and *sistrurus*. All rattlesnakes are types of vipers.

## Overview

As the name itself suggests, rattlesnakes get their name primarily thanks to the rattle at the end of their tails, which creates said rattle as a warning to any potential threats as a type of deterrent. Like all other vipers, rattlesnakes are highly venomous, but are able to co0ntrol how much venom they can inject in their bite, sometimes capable of "dry-biting". In the Americas, rattlesnakes are a significant cause of snake bites inflicted on Humans, thousands of people bitten by rattlesnakes each year. Despite their venom though, they are commonly preyed upon by numerous predators, some immune to their venom.

Rattlesnake range extended from as far north as southern Canada to as south as central Argentina, many species of which inhabit habitats capable of supporting cold-blooded animals in some capacity. In North America notably, rattlesnakes are a victim of extermination campaigns, and events called "rattlesnake round-ups" that involve killing the animal. Habitat loss is also a major factor, resulting in species being endangered in the U.S.
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## Summery

*Steven Universe. Half Gem - Half Human - and ALL stuck in trouble. After escaping from the clutches of the Diamond Authority's prison hold with his favorite Gems, he and the Crystal Gems make a beeline back to their home turf of Earth. Only there's ONE LITTLE THING ... Earth is NOT what it used to be. And not in a way they could've expected, or ANYONE in their right mind could've expected.*

*Everything looked a little greener. A little bigger. A little more wild.*

*Mother Nature had taken its grips since Gems had left, and now it's all belonging to neither Man nor Alien - back to the paws and claws of the fauna before ... and they're NOT going to give it up anytime soon - they've changed just as much as the world did. And now, thanks to a little rough landing, they got their own Human to deal with on top of it all. This is only the beginning of the biggest change the Jungle will ever see.*

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Lungfish

African lungfish (Protopterus annectens)

***Lungfish*** are an ancient group of fish.

## Overview

As the namesake suggests, lungfish have evolved a set of lungs (or singular lung in the case of the Australian lungfish) that allows the lungfish to breathe in air directly from the mouth like terrestrial animals. Because of this though, their gills aren't as developed and aren't efficient in gas exchange as with true fish. Omnivorous and long-living, the lungfish is able to survive through dry seasons by burying themselves deep within the mud, remaining in this state for months at a time.

Lungfish can be found throughout the southern hemisphere, most species found within Africa, with at least one species within both South America and Australia. The only endangered species is the more fish-like Australian Lungfish, whereas the other known species are fairly common in their range.
Minnow

White Cloud Mountain minnow (Tanichthys albonubes)

***Minnow*** is a type of very small fish.

## Overview

The term "minnow" itself is used to describe numerous species within a number of different groups, but the common factor with all of them is that they're very small, averaging around 5–10 centimeters. Minnows are a common type of bait fish used by anglers around the world and are also a type of food source: some especially small fish are able to be swallowed whole.

Numerous types of minnows can be found worldwide, both naturally and due to human captivity and fish-farming for use as bait and food. Even so, minnow populations are very flexible, with human intervention having little effect on their populations.
Giraffe

South African Giraffes (G. c. giraffa)

The ***Giraffe*** is a very large mammalian ungulate. It is the tallest living terrestrial animal and the largest ruminant on Earth.

## Overview

Giraffes are very tall animals, and currently the tallest living mammals on earth, standing taller than the modern day Elephant. Their large size alone keeps them protected from predators, with young calves usually the only ones being target to large predators like Lions and Leopards. The unique features of giraffes consist of their long legs and necks, the neck of which consists of seven neck bones - the same amount of neck bones as with Humans. Although they do have long necks and legs, the body itself is relatively short in comparison. Giraffes have a small pair of horns on the tops of their heads known as ossicones, formed from ossified cartilage. Giraffes are specially adapted for high-browsing feeding, their diet primarily consisting of leaves and twigs, but their also have a diet of grasses, shrubs, and fruits. Giraffes are fairly sociable animals, found in herds of varying sizes depending on numerous factors, including environment and social pressures. Giraffes also are sometimes associated with other ungulates within Africa such as Zebras and Wildebeest.

Giraffes can be found within savannahs and open woodlands of Africa, split among nine different subspecies each with their own unique spotted pattern. Giraffes in general are often target of hunters, their bodies used for numerous things such as medicine, food, clothing, and even household items (ex. tail hairs being made into flyswatters or bracelets). Habitat loss is also a major factor in the decline of the species, but conservation efforts leave the species protected in numerous countries within Africa.

### ***In Universe***

Giraffes can be seen among numerous animals within the Bajelous Jungle, most commonly within the Savannah area of the territory.
Purple

Purple is a contestant from Algicosathlon Season 1

She's known for being insanely competitive, as cause of that, she had a mental breakdown when she knew she got eliminated.

She feels a huge hate towards rejoiners or debuters, since she says thinks that they get far by not doing that much effort. Making it the main reason about her hatred towards Silver.

## Additional Info

### Relations

Maroon (Frenemy)Silver (Enemy claimed by herself)
Tiger

Bengal Tiger (Panthera tigris tigris)

***Tigers*** are very large, big cats belonging to the family *Panthera*.

## Overview

Tigers are, one of the largest species of big cats living in the world, being rivaled in size to the Lion though generally tigers are naturally larger. regarded as apex predators of their range. A notable feature of the tiger is its fur: they are orange in general color with a white underside, along with several stripes all along the head, body, and tail. Tigers are naturally heavy built with muscular legs and a large head. Tigers are solitary by nature, territorial, and require very large territorial ranges to provide a high supply of large prey as food. It is one of very few cats in general to have a stripped pattern as opposed to a spotted one.

Historical ranges see the tiger populations found from the middle east, as far west as the mediterranean sea, to as far east as eastern China and Russia, to as far south as the island of Java within Southeast Asia. Today, many tiger subspecies had become extinct due to both human involvement (hunting primarily) and habitat deforestation. Out of the nine known tiger species, six of them are currently still alive, albeit in isolated regions of Asia.

Tigers are one of the animals notable to become man-eaters, statically responsible for more human deaths through direct attack than any other wild mammal.

### ***In Universe***

Tigers are one of the cat species prominently shown in the Star-Crossed franchise, notably through one of the antagonists within the main comic, Shere Khan.
Mosasaur

Gavialimimus almaghribensis

***Mosasaurs*** are a clade of sea-faring reptiles that existed primarily during the cretaceous period (101-66 mya).

## Overview

Despite their appearances, mosasaurs are actually members of the order *Squamata* - the same order most modern-day reptiles belong to such as lizards and snakes. The ancestors of mosasaurs were monitor lizard-like reptiles that returned to the sea and evolved into large predators. Although not completely replacing the group, mosasaurs mainly fill in the same niche a number of Plesiosaurs had during the Jurassic period as the carnivorous pliosaurs and ichthyosaurs went extinct, leaving the niche open for them to fill in as dominant marine predators.

Mosasaurs survived well throughout 20 million years, but became extinct like many other prehistoric reptiles thanks to the K-PG mass extinction event.

### ***In Universe***

Mosasaurs, like many other prehistoric animals, were brought back to life thanks to Humans, and had become the dominant predators in the world's oceans. They are described as very large streamline predators, outsizing most predators from both modern day and prehistory. Animalian Tribes refer to them as "Sea Serpents" due to their streamline bodies and are only commonly known about due to the kills they leave behind that wash along the shore.

* ***Mosasaurus*** (Neptune's Sea Serpent)
* ***Platecarpus*** (Finned Sea Serpent)
* ***Swamp Serpent*** #
Bear

Brown Bear (Ursus arctos)

***Bears*** are large mammals under the carnivoran order and consists of the largest extant carnivoran mammals on earth.

## Overview

Bears are quadrupedal, and generally very bulky and robust in overall anatomy, with short tails and ears, and massive skulls. Although they usually are quadrupedal, bears are capable of standing back on their hind legs, either to reach food or during rival competition with one another. Unlike most other members of the carnivoran (specifically land carnivorans), but much like Humans, bears walk with their entire foot on the ground, the soles carrying the bulk of their weight rather than standing on the tips of their toes as in other carnivorans like canids. Bears as a whole mark the largest members of the order, with extinct species such as the Short-Faced Bears standing over ten feet tall: one specimen nearly reached fifteen feet tall.

Today, only eight known bear species exist, with prehistoric species going extinct as recently as the Ice Age. Even so, they have a very wide range and can be found on numerous continents excluding Australia and Antarctica: The brown bear alone can be found all across the northern hemisphere (Europe, Asia, and North America) with one extinct subspecies even found in the Atlas Mountains of north Africa. Living bear species aren't classified as endangered, most species falling under the classification of "vulnerable" or "least concern".

### ***In Universe***

Bears are shown within Star-Crossed through a number of notable characters, including Baloo: an Asiatic black bear living in the Bajelous Jungle as the Animalian Tribe's teacher.
WDS

He is the host of the season 1 of The Epic Series

Behind that innocent smile hides a really wicked person.

## Skills:

* Lightning bolts: Since WDS is a DS (drawn stickman), he has superpowers. In this case, the ability to summon lightning bolts. He often uses this skill on Apricot whenever he feels like it.
* Teleportation of others: WDS can snap his fingers to send someone into UFE.
Rhino

## Rhinoceros

White Rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum)

***Rhinos***, (or ***Rhinoceros***) are large, horned ungulates, and some of the last remaining megafauna to currently exist on Earth. Only five species exist today: two in Africa, and three in Asia. Three extinct species of the family group are also known to have survived up to the last ice age.

## Overview

Rhinos are very large animals, all weighing at least one ton by the time they grow into adults. All rhinos are herbivorous, their diet mainly of leafy material, and their large size keeps adults protected from most predators along with their forward-facing horns. Three of the five extant species of rhinos have two horns: one on the end of the snout longer than the second one, while the remaining two only have one single horn. Although herbivores, they are highly territorial, and quick to charge at potential threats and predators if startled. While most species of extant rhino have little to no hair, the Sumatran rhino and a few extinct species (notably the woolly rhino, merck's rhino, and narrow-nosed rhino) have fairly furred bodies, likely evolved for the much cooler climates of the ice age.

In modern day, the natural range of the rhino spread within sub-Saharan Africa, and southern to southeastern Asia, but these ranges are very limited and scattered as the rhino is a constant victim of poaching and habitat loss, the former being the more effective factor thanks to poachers cutting off their horns for illegal trade. These factors had severely lowered wild populations, with most now considered only known within captivity or in national parks under protection. Even so, poachers still risk it due to the high value of their horns in the black market.

The three extinct rhino species part of the family group went extinct during the last ice age.

### ***In Universe***

Rhinos in Star-Crossed are shown semi-regularly as residence within Animalian tribes - those shown in the Bajelous Jungle (namely the jungle territory) share traits with both African rhinos (the two horns) and the Indian rhino (the skin folds along the legs). Extinct species are also shown within the franchise, notably within northern areas.
Fox (Species)

## Fox

A pair of Red Foxes (Vulpes vulpes)

***Foxes*** are a small-to-medium extant species of dog-like carnivore that are found throughout much of the world. Comparing the true foxes to the other main groups of dog-like animals (such as Wolves and Jackals), they are the most common form of dog-like canid.

## Overview

Although the term "fox" is used on other canids, true foxes are notable from other members of the Canis genus due to their overall smaller size and, longer and bushier tails, and their flatter skulls. Many true foxes have triangular markings along their faces, notably between their eyes and noses, and the tails are normally a different color from the rest of the animals' body pelt.

In an overall sense, true foxes are predators of small animals such as rodents and are typically found within the "Old World": Europe, Africa, and Asia. The main exception to this is the largest fox species, the red fox, which is found in the old world, but also found within North America, and has been introduced into Australia during the 1830s and 1840s. Their overall distribution has contributed to their prominence in human culture, and they are often a main target for fox hunters for their pelts. Despite this, none of the species are considered endangered unlike other canids.

### ***In-Universe***

Foxes are a very prominent group of animals shown throughout Star-Crossed, many notable characters known to be foxes such as the Farthing Wood Fox, along with members of his family such as Vixen.

## Gallery

Red Fox (*Vulpes vulpes*)Silver Fox (*Vulpes vulpes* (melanistic))Fennec Fox (*Vulpes zerda*)
Mouse

House mouse (Mus musculus)

The ***Mouse*** is a small type of rodent.

## Overview

Mice are known for their pointed snouts, long hairless tails, and small rounded ears. Mice are distinguishable from Rats mainly due to their size, as rats are generally bigger than mice are. Primarily nocturnal animals, mice compensate for their poor eyesight with a keen sense of hearing. They depend on their sense of smell to locate food and avoid predators. Typically speaking, wild mice are primarily herbivores, but those found in urban areas have a much more omnivorous diet, mainly thanks to feeding off of scraps.

Mice as a whole can be found all over the world, thanks in part to Humans accidentally transporting them across seas to different continents and being well adapted to urban settlements. In many areas, much like rats, mice are often considered a highly common form of vermin, but despite numerous forms of animal control often involved in exterminating them from urban homes, the populations are highly common. Mice are also often used as pet animals, and even used in experimentation in form of "laboratory mice".

### ***In Universe***

Mice, alongside rodents such as Shrews and Voles, are considered one of the "fay" creatures found within Star-Crossed due to their size. They are indistinguishable from rats outside of their size being generally smaller.
Bizo

***Bizo*** is a young bull elephant living within the Bajelous Jungle territory, namely within the Savannah.

## Appearance

Despite being a very young elephant, Bizo is still much larger than most other animals in the jungle, at least twice as tall as Kimba. He has a standard look for an elephant his age, not being old enough to have grown his tusks yet. He is unique among other elephants though thanks to him having heterochromia - his eyes being a different color from eachother. In this case, his left eye is lime green while his right eye is normal green.

## Personality

Bizo is a bratty, immature elephant, and hold many qualities to that of a standard bully: quick to start up conflict just for his own amusement and quick to start fights when only slightly prompted. This in part is due to his father being the king of the elephants, and therefore thinks no animal can do anything to him. Despite his confidence, he is also quite cowardly, and even willing to lie to his own father just to try and get himself out of trouble and appear as the good guy.

## History

### Volume 01. Arrival

Bizo appears within the crowd during "The Council Meeting", standing proudly as Ben reveals him as a newcomer to that year's meeting and that he will be joining Baloo's class not long after the meeting.

### Volume 02. Adaptation

Bizo appears in "Newcomers and Nuisances" nearby the same swimming spot Steven Universe and Kimba were at. First thing he does is start mocking Kimba, who which he saw fail to catch a pike while fishing, asking him if the fish was too much for him. Not long after, he finds Steven's clothes, but even not knowing what they technically were, Bizo refuses to give Steven back his clothes purely just to mess with him. This eventually results in Kimba joining him, but Bizo isn't afraid of his warnings, claiming that he is the son of Pagoola - the king of the savannah elephants. When Kimba points out that "he's not him", Bizo quickly charges at him in anger, only for the short fight to end after Bizo rams into a tree. After his father, Pagoola, investigates the situation, Bizo quickly blames Kimba and Steven, making it out as if he was just wanting a drink and that they were fighting him for no reason, going as far as to demand that his dad stomp on them to "teach them a lesson". After seeing Pagoola spare them though, Bizo tries throwing mud at them, unwitting showing it was his fault instead, and he is then carried away by Pagoola. Later on in the chapter, he reappears after falling into a pit nearby where Kimba and Steven were eating. Bizo is quick to yell at them, and states he doesn't need their help getting out, but after numerous times trying the others help him out of the pit anyway. After getting out though (and finding it was all seen by Hathi), Bizo slips away back home without saying another word.
Holly Blue Agate

**Holly Blue Agate** is a high-ranking Agate Gem that worked for Homeworld, as a captain alongside some of the Homeworld Hares at the Human Zoo.

## Appearance

Holly Blue Agate stands taller than most other Gems, even just barely taller than a fully sized Jasper, with periwinkle blue skin and pale lavender hair styled in two-pointed side buns, each one with two shades of lavender ringed along them. Her eyes are lavender as well, her tongue a deep purple color like those of standard amethysts. Her gemstone is shaped like a water droplet and is on the back of her neck.

## Personality

Holly Blue is a very strict and stern Gem that holds little compassion to anyone who doesn't follow protocol to perfection, to the point where her critiques and ridicule can become physically painful for those who receive them. This is especially evident to others underneath her command, as she will not hesitate to attack any of her lower subordinates for the slightest reasons, as shown when she swiftly slaps Jasper for simply questioning her orders.

## History

She only makes one appearance in the comic, in "Homeworld Escape", as she and Campion go to Steven Universe and Ruby to check on things. She violently ridicules the Jasper guards for leaving "Rose Quartz" in one piece rather than forcing her to reform and demands that they do so before the upcoming trial. She is left completely dumbfounded though when she watches Steven quickly escape the prison cell, despite the barrier that should've destroyed him there and then. Prompted by Campion, she chases after him until she corners him with Sapphire. She again ridicules the guards, stating that she has to do things herself to get anything done right. Before she could do anything though, Envy escapes his cell and slices her in half, leaving her poofed and her gemstone severely electrocuted in Envy's hand.

## Abilities

Holly Blue Agate possesses standard Gem abilities. She is able to summon a light blue electric whip.