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Ulti

* Anime
* Manga

**Ultimate Phantom** is the result of Gekko's long-desired goal to create the ultimate monster.

## Appearance

Ultimate Phantom has the appearance of a giant demonic baby.

## Synopsis

Not long after its creation, the Ultimate Phantom goes berserk and attacks the Supreme Leader Bosslar, causing Gekko to retaliate. Culverin Bear attempts to fire his cannons, but Ultimate Phantom eats him up and grows new shoulder cannons, which it uses to destroy the base and leave. The Gelato 5, Beast Princess, and Steel Princess all appear to stop it, but they're defeated. The Phantom then eats Kyoko and uses her steel powers to bind Kiki, but it notices the wedding cake from Fudo's commercial shoot and eats it, causing it to transform into a cake monster.

To defeat it, the Gelato 5 summon the Gelato Claymore, but the Ultimate Phantom captures four of its members, leaving an injured Fudo struggling to wield it. However, he unexpectedly receives help from the Reaper Princess, and the unlikely duo charge toward the Phantom. After avoiding all of its attacks, they reach the Ultimate Phantom and slice it in half, ending its threat.

As Fudo and Desumi thank each other, a baby-sized Ultimate Phantom crawls out from the wreckage, but it is too small right now to cause more harm. A newscaster eventually approaches them, so Desumi attacks Fudo to show that they are still enemies, before picking up the Phantom and leaving. Back with Gekko, Bosslar is seen happily raising the Ultimate Phantom up and down, much to the other members' chagrin.

Due to a streak of losses against the Gelato 5, Bosslar's negative emotions unintentionally overstuff Ultimate Phantom, causing it to become ferocious again. To purify it, Bosslar and Desumi find the "Saint of Kichijoji", a legendary daycare worker who turns out to be Fudo's mom. Though she successfully purifies Ultimate Phantom, they go back to square one after Bosslar is informed of yet another loss.

## Abilities

* **Superhuman Durability**: The Ultimate Phantom was able to take the special attacks from the Gekko Monsters, Princess Series, and Gelato 5 without being harmed at all.
* **Ability Absorption**: The Ultimate Phantom is able to gain the abilities and properties of anything it eats.

## Relationships

* Fudo Aikawa and Desumi Magahara - They were initially its enemies, but after being defeated and reverted to baby-size, the Ultimate Phantom started calling them "papa" and "mama".
* Bosslar and Kira Sanzugawa - After he was defeated, he was raised by Bosslar and in the final chapter, he addresses them as "papa" and "mama", which implies that he was officially adopted by them as their son.

## Trivia

* The Ultimate Phantom is voiced by Yukari Tamura, who also sang the anime's opening, *Koi wa Explosion*.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Love After World Domination* Manga — Chapter 30
2. ↑ *Love After World Domination* Manga and Anime — Chapter 23 and Episode 12
Snow More Puns

* 2020
* Mid 2017

**"Snow More Puns"** is the fifth episode of Object Invasion. It was released on June 21st, 2017.

## Plot

No one's eliminated then the teams have to build a fort the Steaming Sandstorms of Rage lost

## Trivia

* This episode was originally planned to air on June 16th, but it was pushed back to June 21st because of the idea of releasing a winter episode on the first day of summer.
* This episode took the least time to make in the whole series so far. Production began on May 3rd and lasted until June 20th which is less than 2 months.
* Coffee and Grapefruit's screen when Ipad excused them is based of the Object Terror, however, FusionAnimations made a Object Terror-styled intro of Object Invasion.
* Cup has the Rocky from BFDI face in the stinger.

## Reception

This episode received more positive reviews than negative reviews, making it an less convertsational episode.
Chantilly Scathe

> “*The Shape takes many forms, knight. You ought learn some new ones.*”
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> ― Chantilly Scathe to Pickman, Sangfielle 13

**Chantilly Scathe**, usually referred to as "Ms. Chantilly Scathe and Her Shackled Engine", is a woman who claims to have tamed a train. She is an Emissary of the Heart.

She is actually the train, taking a humanoid metallic form.

## Appearance

She is seen dressed as a ringmaster, carrying a cane and wearing a black tophat, big black boots, and a red tailcoat over a sharp, white blouse.

## Appearances

When the *Grand Cormorant* stopped in Blackwick at the beginning of Episode 13, Chantilly Scathe gave her spiel a few times, and a number of people got on and off safely. Pickman boarded the train without permission, heading for the engine room. Chantilly left her post to argue with her and ask her to leave. When Pickman tried to intimidate her into revealing what she had "done to" the train, its engine began to rumble in response, and something opened up and connected to her. Chantilly gave Pickman a business card with the train's schedule printed on it, and a sharp dismissal.

Throughout **Dead in the Dust**, Chantilly was again in town, this time conscripted into the Carnival of Moted Light. Pickman convinced her to kill Dayward YVE and his bodyguards, and vanish their bodies. She later served as ringmaster during the big top performance.

## References

1. ↑ Sangfielle 13: Market Day in Blackwick
2. ↑ Sangfielle 49: Dead in the Dust Pt. 2
3. ↑ Sangfielle 50: Dead in the Dust Pt. 3
Fezh

This article is about prior to their transformation. For more information, see The Red Zephyr.

## Meta information

### Debut

"What Happened at Bell Metal Station Pt. 3" (mentioned)

### Appears in

Category:Bell Metal Station Arc

> *Soft for a Shape Knight. Strong for a Shape Knight. The closest there was to everyone in Bell Metal, but Calen most of all. Missed greatly.*
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*– The Almanac of the Heartland Rider*

**Fezh** was a Shape Knight and a member of the Bell Metal Band.

## Appearance

Fezh was a very large Ojantani with a full suit of Shape Knight armor.

## Background

Fezh was born in Ojantan. Details of how they became a Shape Knight are unknown, other than that they met Calen fel Dynestia in their training.

As a member of the Bell Metal Band, they were much loved, and viewed as very capable: Omerra Celendi believes that they would not have died unless taken by surprise.
Ran Ran

* Casual
* Judgment Princess

**Ran Ran** (乱乱, *Ranran*) is the **Judgment Princess** and the subordinate of Drone Rabbit.

## Personality

Ran Ran doesn't socialize a lot and always runs away when someone approaches her. She also tends to hide her face a lot, likely because she doesn't know what kind of face to make.

## Background

Ever since joining Gekko, Ran Ran trained in the field of special gadgets and espionage as part of Drone Rabbit's team. However, because there weren't many opportunities to socialize there, Ran Ran grew to become withdrawn and distant.

## Synopsis

Seeing Ran Ran eating alone and later hearing about her aloof personality from Drone Rabbit, Desumi decides to invite all the Princesses to a sleepover under the disguise of a strategy meeting. Ran Ran shows up disguised as Fudo Aikawa, surprising everyone before changing back. Although she planned to leave immediately, she stayed and had fun with the girls, doing things like eating takoyaki and talking about love. Desumi then gives everyone a hand-woven scarf as proof of their friendship. After everyone went to sleep, Ran Ran tells Desumi that she enjoyed it and thanks her for inviting her.

Ran Ran and all Gekko executives were present during the creation of the Ultimate Phantom. When the latter attacks their leader, Ran Ran and the other members attack the Phantom with no success, so it destroys the base and leaves. Afterward, Ran Ran helps Drone Rabbit get up and they watch the broadcast of the Phantom and the Gelato 5 fighting, which ultimately ends with Fudo and Desumi's victory.

## Abilities

**Master Spy**: Ran Ran was trained in the field of espionage since joining Gekko.

* **Disguise Mastery**: She is capable of perfectly assuming the appearance and voice of another person.
* **Master Saboteur**: She was able to sabotage the Gelato 5's weapons undetected.

### Special Moves

**Duàn Zuì Liè Lún (断罪裂轮)**: The wheel in her back starts spinning before becoming a disk of blue fire that launches toward the opponent.

## Relationships

* Desumi Magahara - Desumi is the first friend she ever made. Ran Ran was grateful for Desumi's invitation to the sleepover and confesses that she actually had fun.

## Etymology

* The name **Ran Ran** means "disturbance" (乱乱).

## Trivia

* She made a cameo appearance in chapter 10 alongside all the Princesses and Commanders of Gekko.
* Her Japanese voice actress, Nashiko Momotsuki is known for portraying Yodonna in *Mashin Sentai Kiramager*. She was casted as a voice actress of Ran Ran after *Kiramager* TV series airing is over.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Love After World Domination* Manga and Anime — Chapter 18 and Episode 11
2. ↑ *Love After World Domination* Manga and Anime — Chapter 23 and Episode 12
Sangfielle 09: The Secret Ledger of Roseroot Hall Pt. 1

## Episode Description

> For the past few months, the Blackwick County council has kept Dayward yon Vantzon-Estonbergh at arm’s reach, close enough that his Aldominan wealth can filter into town, but not so close that he could risk overturning the order of things. Now, he’s called in a favor, and eager to keep things even, the council has turned to the Blackwick Group to meet his needs.
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> The problem is less “simple” than “timeless”: His home is not acting the way it should. Moonlight fails to pierce the windows. The halls twist and lead him to strange places. The very decor shifts behind him. This is, it seems, a haunted house.
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> So who *better* than the Blackwick Group to attend his needs? Before they can, however, they must cross the distance (which Mr. YVE has decided to place between himself and the town), and climb the hills north. They ought only hope they aren’t the only travelers in the hills...
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> **This week on Sangfielle: The Secret Ledger of Roseroot Hall Pt. 1**
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## Contents

 *This article is missing a Plot Summary. You can help Sangfielle Wiki by adding one.*
## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Art Martinez-Tebbel (as Duvall)
* Janine Hawkins (as Es)
* Keith J Carberry (as Lye Lychen)
Anamnesis

**Anamnesis** is a solo journaling RPG about self-discovery, reflection, and identity. You play as an individual who has woken up with memory loss, and draw tarot cards to fill the blank spaces of your past and learn more about your present.

The game was played in episode 52, after Keith drew the Joker as an obstacle in his Delve Draw.
Sangfielle 11: The Secret Ledger of Roseroot Hall Pt. 3

## Episode Description

> Roseroot Hall revolts. All the dye and resin and wool have come undone, dripping down the walls, unfurling across the floor. And unfortunately for the Blackwick Group, they have no intention of staying there. If Es, Duval, and Lye Lychen are going to solve the mystery of this abode, they must first ensure that they, themselves, do not come undone.
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> **This week on Sangfielle: The Secret of Roseroot Hall Pt. 3**
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## Contents

 *This article is missing a Plot Summary. You can help Sangfielle Wiki by adding one.*
## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Art Martinez-Tebbel (as Duvall)
* Janine Hawkins (as Es)
* Keith J Carberry (as Lye Lychen)
Gandy carapaces

> “*By bugs, for bugs!*”
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> ― Jack

A collection of **gandy carapaces** was picked up by Duvall from remains in Last Rest Station. They are large parts of the creatures' papier-maché-like bodies, like big tortoise shells.

You could make them into armor, or you could maybe make them into a bowl. A fancy decorative bowl, not for eating cereal out of.

Duvall exchanged them aboard the *Jade Moon* to buy entrance to the False War tournament, receiving d6 Sleeping City money as change.
False War

**False War** is a popular card game within the world of Sangfielle.

## Rules

False War is based on the real-world game of War. Each player places a bet on the round.

A round consists of three 'lanes' upon which each player draws three cards and places each face-down in one of the three lanes as they see fit. Once these are placed, a fourth card is drawn and then placed over one of the three previously placed lane cards. Once all cards are placed, each lane's cards are then revealed and resolved as with normal War rules: The higher face value wins. If the values are the same, a 'war' occurs where each player places three more cards face down in the lane and a fourth card is revealed. The higher value card again determines who wins. The winner takes all the cards in the lane. If there is a tie again, this is repeated until there is a final winner.

True False War is as above, but instead of returning cards to the deck, the winner of a round takes and keeps all the cards on the table and more rounds are played until one player has all the cards. Each player is initially dealt half the deck as their individual 'draw' piles and reshuffling their 'winnings' when the draw piles run out.

## Tournament

> “*Marn, you could win a boat!*”
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> ― Pickman, visibly feverish

A False War tournament was an ongoing event through the Jade Moon arc.

Duvall caused quite a stir in the first round, as he was attempting to investigate the nature of luck by slapping down cards without looking at them. This did not prove an effective strategy.

Lye Lychen was the favorite to win in the finals, which were played in the True False War format, as he had played extremely well. However, he disappeared from the boat days before — to his dismay when he realized he would not be able to attend. Instead, a losers' tournament would be held, the winner of which would place in the final.

Pickman agreed to cheat and help Duvall win this and then the entire tournament in exchange for half the winnings. They pulled this off, gaining a collection of the ephemera people had paid to enter.

## The Wrights of the Seventh Sun Deck

The Wrights of the Seven Suns Deck used on the Jade Moon Riverboat tournaments contains six suits with ten face values each, for a total of 60 cards. Copies are also owned by Mabriella du Feza (whose deck was taken by Pickman) and Hazard.

### Suits

* Puppets
* Bread
* Chairs
* Blades
* Wheels
* Cards

### Face Values

1. One
2. Two
3. Three
4. Four
5. Five
6. Six
7. Traveler
8. Knight
9. Mage
10. Noble
Hazard

**Hazard** is a player character in Sangfielle. Their class is the Incarnadine.

Hazard is a member of the Caravan of the Coin. They are on a mission to exact revenge on someone, though the circumstances behind this are not yet clear to the audience – or to Hazard themself.

## Background

Hazard states that the Count of Cards took everything from them. This includes a number of memories, including the majority of details about his identity and their own. What seems clear is that over the course of one long, hazy night, Hazard sunk everything they owned into betting on a series of games of False War with Uno Riscano, and then making further bets to recoup their losses. Finally, hoping to win everything back, they wagered the silver coin that they carried in their mouth. When they lost this round, Uno correctly judged that they would not be willing to give up the coin, and stabbed them.

## Appearance

They are a devil around five feet tall. They wear a wooden mask described as similar to the Happy mask from *Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask*, covering their whole face, with only their horns poking out beneath the hood.This makes mealtimes awkward.  The mask has an indentation, like a puppet mouth, with a ribbon representing a tongue for them to keep un-changing items on; the fact that Ribbadon recognizes this may imply that Hazard does not have an actual mouth.

## Beats

* Enlist someone in your plot for your revenge. (minor, current)
* Find evidence of your target's whereabouts. (minor, completed Episode 34.)
* Destroy the personal property of your target in spite. (minor, current)

## Fallout

* Battered (taken on from Lyke, and then healed, in Episode 33)
* "Don't worry about it." Major Echo Fallout (Episode 34).
* Fascination: obsessed with finding the person they're looking for (Episode 35)
* Foreboding: Something bad is about to happen at the slaughterhouse. (Episode 35)

## Resources

Current:

* Second-hand wedding ring (see article)
* Stick Knife

While not a resource, Hazard has a six-suit deck of cards which they use, similar in style to the work of Micah Ulrich. The Count of Cards in this deck has a kiss mark burned into it.

## Gallery

Art by @ravenwarner@eternalbattoruArt by @emarcialArt by @rookfeathers
## Footnotes

1. ↑ From the "Ichor-Drowned" supplement by Brendan McLeod and Sillion L.

This was revealed to be "Mirage": The next landmark you reach is a facsimile made by the Heart, arranged to give you what you want. It seems real, but the more you explore, the more obvious it is that everything – the streets, the books, the people – is fake. It’s an artful copy made out of meat, bone and blood. From the looks of things, it’s existed for hundreds of years. Once you realize that the landmark is fake, remove this fallout.

## References

1. ↑ Sangfielle 34: Passage on the Jade Moon Pt. 3
2. ↑ Sangfielle 32: Passage on the Jade Moon Pt. 1
3. ↑ Sangfielle 33: Passage on the Jade Moon Pt. 2
4. ↑ Sangfielle 35: Marrow in the Field
Ethan

**Ethan** Bensuardo is a contestant on Object Invasion Reloaded (which was renamed to Object Invasion in Never the Same). He was placed on the Steaming Sandstorms of Rage before getting eliminated in Never the Same, due to Lamp calling the police and them arresting him. He escaped prison a few episodes later, but was eventually recaptured by the other contestants as it was part of the challenge in Evade From The Crowd. He is from a scratch series called "The Adventures of Super Slash".

## Appearance

Ethan resembles a human, with a big head with yellow hair, a blue body, and stick limbs. He has pulsating eyes, a small triangular nose, a unibrow which is always slanted and he usually has a giant sharped-toothed grin with yellow teeth. When in jail, his blue shirt was taken away for a prison suit.

### Changes

#### Episode 1-2

He is very roughly drawn, with the body not even having outlines.

#### Episode 3

The head is now brighter and filled with a gradient.

#### Episode 4-5

Ethan is now much more neatly drawn and smooth, with the body having an outline and the eyes not being overlapped by his mouth. The limbs can also move now, as opposed to the older episodes where they stayed still.

#### Episode 6

Ethan has now received shading. He has shading around the head, hair, and the side and bottom of the body.

#### Episode 7

The bottom shading for the body has been removed, and the shading for the head and hair only goes along the side.

#### Episode 8

His head and his hair became brighter and he has a lighter blue shirt.

#### Episode 9

His shirt got a little bit darker and the red squiggly lines on his eyes are detailed.

Ethan (Episode 9 Pose)Ethan (Episodes 1-3 Pose)Ethan (Episodes 4-5 Pose)Ethan (Episode 6 Pose)Ethan (Prison Pose-Episode 7)Ethan (Late Episode 7-Episode 8 Pose)
Moon VILLAGE Gekko

**Moon Village Gekko** is the Gekko women's dormitory.

## Description

Many of the female staff who work for Gekko live here and pets are allowed. To enter, a Gekko soldier at the lobby desk will ask for the password – Briar Rose.

## Residents

* Desumi Magahara
	+ Hellko (Desumi's cat)
* Kiki Majima
* Kyoko Kuroyuri
* Anna Hojo
* Ran Ran
* Catapult Snake (likely)

## Trivia

* Initially, only the backside of the building was shown. The front side was finally revealed when Fudo and Haru visited the dorm.

## References

1. ↑ Love After World Domination (Manga) - Volume 1: Bonus Chapter
2. ↑ Love After World Domination (Manga) - Volume 3: Chapter 15
3. ↑ Love After World Domination (Anime) - Episode 8
Residuum

The **Residuum** is one of the many afterlife dimensions. It is where things go when their time in Sangfielle has ended. Though it is a realm of death, it is very vibrant in color.

## Appearance

The Residuum looks like several layers copied and pasted on top of the living realm. As things fade, their colors start to show up in these layers. The more an object changes, the more layers it has.
Marcos Soto

> *Decades ago, Marcos was a well known member of the Glim Macula and Sapodilla's lingering aristocracy. Last seen decades ago, on his way to a private performance by Davia Pledge.*
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*– The Almanac of the Heartland Rider*

**Marcos Soto** was a member of the Glim Macula who, several decades ago, was turned into a human component of Davia Pledge's Perpetual Oratorio and has been playing ever since, his hair growing out and his life preserved by horrifying occult means.

Virtue Mondegreen dissected him to gain information about the Oratorio. This killed him, though she managed to play it off to her compatriots as an accident in trying to disconnect him safely.

In Episode 29, outside the armory of the Interred Citadel, the party encounters portraits of Soto and one Florence Hollowfield, charmed using Heritrix souls to let off an alarm on seeing intruders. These souls were dispelled when Es cut out a strip of canvas containing the portrait eyes.

1. ↑ Presumably the mother or another antedecent of Felix Hollowfield.
Callix, the Aquiline Marquis

> *The last reigning Aldominan ruler of Sapodilla, now holding court below his old city streets. But wait, what's this below his Interred Citadel? Might further boulevards yet roll?*
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*– The Almanac of the Heartland Rider*

## Meta information

### Debut

*unknown*

**Callix, the Aquiline Marquis** was the last hereditary ruler of Sapodilla before the Panic transformed it into an alleged place of openness and unity. The festival of Open Gates celebrates his overthrow.
Chine

**Chine** is a character in *Sangfielle*. His class is the Cleaver.

## Appearance

Chine is a human who is in the process of transforming into something more animalistic. He has a somewhat long and protruding nose, and knife-like and upturned (although still human-looking) ears. Their hair is unkempt and usually on the shorter side, and they cut it with a dagger when they get annoyed by it.

He wears a gambeson (padded armor with studs) with an extremely high collar going up to his nose, obscuring his mouth (but not his nose). He also wears a big, hooded poncho that looks like a quilt due to frequent patching done by Chine himself. Inside the poncho, they have stitched pockets of various sizes, which is where they keep most of their things.

Carried on his back, Chine wields a poleaxe, with a spear tip, axe head, and blunt hammer head.

Starting in Episode 13: Market Day, Chine has jet-black eyes that can see in darkness. Starting around the same time, their flesh glistens with mirror shards that twitch and glitter to blur their silhouette. This is not a smooth chrome, but more broken-up and shimmery.

## Background

Chine was originally from Blackwick County and lived on a farm. When the land stopped being able to support crops, he set out to try and find solutions for that, such as trying to plant teeth. This journey led him down the rabbit hole towards becoming a Cleaver.

They have since returned to Blackwick, now as a monster hunter rather than a farmer.

## Beats

* Allow something dangerous at the Heart to live when you could have killed it (completed)
* Following a long ritual, name the Heart and only refer to it by that name from now on (completed in Episode 13)
* Perform an act of service to an NPC witch (completed Episode 16)
* Establish a bond with a heartsblood beast. (Major)
* Take major Echo fallout.
* Damage or sabotage a Haven, letting the Course in. (completed Episode 31)
* Perform a rite at a place of power that is at tier 2 or deeper. (completed Episode 33)
* Gain information on why you have been chosen by the Course. (completed Episode 36)
* Receive a strange surgical implant or heartsblood transfusion. (current)
* Become one with the Course, and bind your and your creature's essence to it. (Zenith, current)

## Trivia

* He has an Adoring Swarm of insects, which vary depending on location: teeth-like creatures in the Blackwick Mines, fire ants aboard the Blue Wind.
* They have a distrust for the color yellow.

## Gallery

Art by LuketaArt by FiloHazardArt by Molly AilesArt by Gareth Damian MartinArt by @doobyous
A Visit to San Sibilia

**A Visit to San Sibilia** is a solo journaling game in which you roleplay a character chronicling their visit to the city of San Sibilia. It is a city not found on any maps—San Sibilia is both part of and distinct from our world. The city manifests itself differently to every visitor.
The game was played in episode 56, after Pickman drew the Joker as the above card in their Delve Draw. It was used to chronicle Pickman's impromptu stay in Zevunzolia.
Puchar Świata - Sezon 1

**1. FSJ World Cup** - pierwszy sezon Pucharu Świata w Fine Ski Jumping. Rozpoczął się on 24 kwietnia 2020 roku w Wiśle, a zakończył się 19 maja 2020 roku w Planicy po 12 konkursach.

Zdobywcą Kryształowej Kuli i Turnieju Czterech Skoczni został Skoki o Bande, a Puchar Świata w Lotach wygrał Janiewiemkto.

## Zwycięzcy klasyfikacji

**Skoki o Bande**
zwycięzca Pucharu Świata i Turnieju Czterech Skoczni**Janiewiemkto**
zwycięzca Pucharu Świata w Lotach
## Kalendarz

1. ↑ 1,0 1,1 Rozegrano jedną serię.
2. ↑ Konkurs "wygrał" Bismapper, ale dokonał tego poprzez podrobienie zdjęcia z wynikiem. Ostatecznie nie ogłoszono zwycięzcy.

## Klasyfikacja generalna i statystyki indywidualne

1 – dyskwalifikacja za niewłaściwy nick

2 – dyskwalifikacja za zbyt wczesne oddanie skoków konkursowych

3 – dyskwalifikacja za podrobienie zdjęcia

4 – dyskwalifikacja z nieznanych przyczyn

## Liderzy PŚ w trakcie sezonu

 mati |  Oslo
 Skoki o Bande |  Garmisch-Partenkirchen

## Statystyki pierwszego sezonu

* Najwięcej konkursów sezonu pierwszego wygrali Skoki o Bande i Janiewiemkto. Obaj zawody wygrali trzykrotnie.
* Najwięcej razy z rzędu wygrał Janiewiemkto – wygrał trzykrotnie.
* W całym pierwszym sezonie uczciwie konkursy wygrywało 7 zawodników:
1. Skoki o Bande i Janiewiemkto – po 3 wygrane
3. Jurek91, mati, stecu, Fine Marcin i Kamil SL – po 1
* Najczęściej na podium w pierwszym sezonie stawali Skoki o Bande i stecu – po 5 razy.
* W klasyfikacji sezonu pierwszego ujęto 61 zawodników z 3 krajów ().

1. ↑ 107 zostało wpisane tylko w klasyfikacji. Tak naprawdę zdobył on tylko 7 punktów Pucharu Świata. Spowodowane jest to nieuczciwym zwycięstwem w Oberstdorfie.
Sa’Ferna-ta-Fera

**Sa’Ferna-ta-Fera** is a book containing a transcript of many flowing conversations between an unknown scholar and the pre-Panic Carpana sage Ferna the Cunning.

It has every domain, being a conversation with one of the most knowledgeable people ever. There's a little something about everything here.

## History

According to Lenore Voivode, the scholar, a bastard from the First Canton, wanted to polish the text into a dissertation, but Ferna scolded him: “On a cold night, what is more valuable: a whole blanket or one that's been unwoven? Are we not now living through a cold night?” The transcript was submitted in its original version with additional notes, and resoundingly discarded by academia. Some years later, Unschola students would distribute copies, though more out of rebellion than recognizing Ferna's insight.

## The Rotundana library

Lye Lychen visited the Rotundana Library in Sapodilla looking for books about pocket dimensions and vanished gods, hoping for information that would help him to preserve and rehabilitate Aterika’Kaal, and found a copy of *Sa’Ferna-ta-Fera* filed as a thesis paper from an Unschola Republica mage. He showed it to Lenore, the on-duty librarian, and sat down to read it at a table. After teleporting away from the Glim Macula, Lyke kept the book in his many pockets; he told Lenore that he would return it within a week but he was lying.

The book contains mention of Aterika’Kaal itself, though not with any new information for Lyke or us. More pertinently to Lyke's research, he found a section discussing that gods are like pine trees, or negligibly senescent: if given the right environment and fuel, they can grow and age forever. They will grow for as big of a container as you build for them: Ferna jokes, “If you ever find yourself dealing with a god, make sure you put it in a little box first.”
Prince Alexander

> *A train turned over before its time, if such a thing exists.*
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*– The Almanac of the Heartland Rider*
The **Prince Alexander** is a luxury train that regularly runs along the southeast-northwest line from Sapodilla to the northern reaches of Sangfielle.

The Red Zephyr crashed into the Prince Alexander offscreen and knocked off three cars from it: a freight train, a luggage car, and a dining car. The dining car overturned and the Endless Ember inside started a fire, killing the trapped inhabitants, including the secret agent Mirlande. The remaining members of the Bell Metal Band, along with Lye Lychen, Katonya and the Toll Collectors, picked over the train cars for resources.

## Trivia

* Pickman's starting resource was a d6 "train bones", a folded-up menu card for the dining car of the Prince Alexander.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Sangfielle 19: What Happened at Bell Metal Station Pt. 3
2. ↑ Sangfielle 18: What Happened at Bell Metal Station Pt. 2
3. ↑ Sangfielle 04: The Blackwick Group
4. ↑ Sangfielle 13: Market Day in Blackwick
Banderole

**Banderole** is a hypothetical city imagined some hundreds of years ago. It is a city that is always right at the end of a war: victorious soldiers are continually returning, flags and banners unfurl joyously.

Banderole may construct itself through people's dreams. Prior to canon, Chine and Duvall found a house where people slept in the basement, and as they dreamed, pieces of junk arranged themselves around them into contraptions and parts of a city. It is later revealed that this occurrence has repeated at various points, and has previously been identified with Banderole.

Calen believes Banderole to be a reflection of Zevunzolia.
Proctor Ekashi Wolff

> *A leading member of the Triadic Pyre in Blackwick County, whose heritage and faith have led him to close communion with the Arinpata, the Ojantani “Smiling God of Death,” who also serves as the Triadic Pyre’s God of Ashen Remains. Akashi is an Ojantani himself, but was born and raised here in Blackwick, and has spent his life trying to keep it safe and stable. Though if you ask me, I have to wonder if he really cares about Blackwick, or if he just sees it as a place of sturdy form that can usher the world into fire peacefully.*
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**Proctor Ekashi Wolff** is one of the three leaders of the Triadic Pyre in Blackwick, in the role associated with Ashen Remains. He is interested in maintaining the status quo in Blackwick, where he is a leading member of its town council.

## Description

Proctor Wolff is an Ojantani similar to an African water buffalo: his horns come together in the middle . He is around 7’8” (234 cm.), and is described as wearing a long black coat over a grey suit, white dress shirt and black bow tie.

## Appearances

Proctor Wolff gave the Blackwick Group their quest in The Hymn of the Mother-Beast.

In Episode 38, Pickman and Marn see his body on a gibbet in the town square. When the Pale Magistrates overtook the town, many members of the Triadic Pyre sympathized with them, but Wolff led a group that attempted to overthrow the occupation. Unfortunately, this failed and they were executed.
Dyre Ode

> *When an agent of the almanac pressed this mysterious, masked figure for more information about him, they only repeated their name, as if to ensure we’d print it right, adding “Dyre with Y but Ode as you’d like, a poem said in praise or a debt gone unpaid. It bothers me little, how you spell that name.”*
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**Dyre Ode** is a mysterious figure in the world of *Sangfielle*, seemingly playing a different game. He is friendly towards the Blackwick Group.

This page contains information that is a spoiler for The Secret Ledger. If you do not wish to know the secrets of the heartland, please turn back.

## Appearance

Dyre is an enormously tall (taller than Pickman), thin figure wearing a long black cape. He has a mask for every occasion, hiding his skeletal figure: he is nothing but bones. He has long, thick hair, delineating the shape of his head.

Dyre has some bones back, including some ribs, a hand, the skull (as of Roseroot Hall) and the sternum (as of Hark! The Citadel Beneath), but many are missing, causing clothing to drape oddly. Their isolated bones are oddly cuboidal, and engraved with grooves and markings.

### Outfits

In Market Day in Blackwick, Dyre is described as wearing a long black cape with a bright green and red dragon mask.

## History

Dyre Ode was born in Roseroot long before the Panic, possibly before Aldominans colonized the heartland. They developed great power and, at the end of their natural life, sought to give back to their birthplace by donating their skull to Aterika'kaal.

Around the time of the Panic, Dyre donated many of their bones to protect the people of Sangfielle. Their sternum was given as a gift to the people of Sapodilla in recognition of their selflessness and hospitality in letting people in, and (until |Episode 31) protected the city from the Shape, the Course, and various other manifestations of the truth of the heartland, allowing it to flourish.

Dyre currently believes that he needs his bones back in order to use a greater power to defend people from what may be coming, and has enlisted the Blackwick Group to aid in this recovery.
Sangfielle 06: The Hymn of the Mother-Beast Pt. 2

## Episode Description

> Having found their way through the chapel beneath Blackwick’s ruined abbey, the Blackwick Group continue their search for Janek Polyte and the mysterious magistrate who seems to be with him. From the bottom of a pit of salt, the group must find a way up a cliff face and back onto their prey’s tail—all while making sense of the strange new place they’ve found themselves in. In the distance, a bell rings, and a ritual begins.
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## Contents

The party arrives in the doorway of a large cathedral, looking out the doorway into the salt-canyon of the hymn. In the distance they see the magistrate and Janek struggle on a bridge. Janek's compass falls off and Chine picks it up.

The party delves into a tunnel (slowly, due to the size of Pickman's armor). They encounter a bat, around 3' (91 cm) tall, that is gnawing on a human skeleton. Chine successfully asks it to let the party pass, but the tunnel narrows further and becomes too tight for Pickman's armor. Marn chisels some of the walls to let Pickman pass and discovers it is made of a strange savory salt. As the party continues forward, they hear the rumbling of vast worm-like creatures down here, so Virtue helps dig the rest of the way out with her hands.

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The party emerges on a plateau near the bridge and sees that, although they've been underground for a few hours, the time of day has not changed. They follow two sets of footprints through a mostly-dried river bed, with Pickman shielding the others with her shadow. In the distance is the Priory of the Mother-Beast.

## Notes

* Chine gets Good-quality Delve D6 item, Janek's compass: Has the machete & sextant symbol from the Free Seas of Kay’va; it points North with a red line, and with a blue line it points back to the point it was picked it up.
* Marn gets D6 Warren Resource Savory Salt.

## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Ali Acampora (as Marn Ancura)
* Andrew Lee Swan (as Chine)
* Jack de Quidt (as Pickman)
* Sylvia Clare (as Virtue Mondegreen)

## Other Characters

* Janek Polyte (briefly seen)
* Pale Magistrate (seen, unnamed)

## Locations

* Hymn of the Mother-Beast
* Priory of the Mother-Beast
Sisters of the Mother-Beast

This page contains information that is a spoiler for Hymn of the Mother-Beast Arc. If you do not wish to know the secrets of the heartland, please turn back.

## The Sisters of the Mother-Beast

### Locations

Blackwick,
Hymn of the Mother-Beast

## Affiliation

### Deities

Mother-Beast and Child,
Whiteflower Beast

> *"Is that one of them skeletons from the water?"*
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**The Sisters of the Mother-Beast** are a group of nuns who worship the Mother-Beast and Child. They created the Hymn of the Mother-Beast.

## Appearance

In the Hymn, they are described as wearing nun's garb that is white and gray, with little bands of a similar maroon to that of the salt walls. They wear cornettes: a wide, crowned type of wimple, that resembles horns.

After the Hymn was linked with the Whiteflower Beast, some nuns return to Blackwick for Market Day with a changed appearance.
Those with dry ceramic faces have a more glossy finish and beautiful, monochromatic-orange, flowered designs. Those whose faces were ashen, the ash has taken on a darker tan/brown color and they have white flowers blooming in their faces with little bits of plant matter growing from them.

## Gallery

Sisters of the Whiteflower Beast by @marinacjuliaA Polish nun wearing a white cornette and habitSisters burning the leg of the Mother-Beast by @doobyous
Sangfielle 19: What Happened at Bell Metal Station Pt. 3

## Episode Description

> Welcomed into Bell Metal Station, Lye Lychen finds himself separated from his compatriots by miles, but it is a gap in information that makes him truly distant. While the junk mage tries to complete a puzzle despite a missing piece, Duvall and Pickman instead find themselves looking at an unexpected extra. As the sun begins to rise in the plains north of Sapodilla, things begin to come into focus. But sometimes, the light only brings more questions.
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## Contents

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## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Art Martinez-Tebbel (as Duvall)
* Jack de Quidt (as Pickman)
* Keith J Carberry (as Lye Lychen)

## Other Characters

* Katonya
* Erm (introduced)
* Omerra Celendi (named)
* Calen fel Dynestia (introduced)
* Jolyon
* The Red Zephyr
* Fezh (named, seen in photo)
* Tombo
* Agdeline
* Ettel (cameo)
* Larch (cameo)
* Mirlande (introduced after death)
* *Prince Alexander* (disembodied cars)
* Akule Polyte (mentioned)
Enma Magahara

**Enma Magahara** (禍原 エンマ, *Magahara Emma*) is the third child and oldest son of the Magahara family.

## Appearance

Enma is a young boy with a nearly-squared head. He has spiky hair on the top corners of his head.

## Synopsis

After the Supreme Leader Bosslar told the Magahara family about Desumi's promotion, the whole family video-call Desumi to congratulate her.

Enma and Tsurami were taking a stroll with their dad when they find Desumi and Fudo in town. Not wanting the couple to leave, the three drag them over to spend the night at the family residence.

## Relationships

### Desumi Magahara

Like the other siblings, Enma looks up to Desumi.

## References

1. ↑ *Love After World Domination* Manga and Anime – Chapter 10 and Episode 6
2. ↑ *Love After World Domination* Manga – Chapter 25
Sangfielle 42: Two Kinds of Quarry Pt. 1

## Episode Description

> With a few days of overland travel behind them, the trio of Hazard, Lye Lychen, and the Cleaver Chine near the first landmark on their long journey west and north back towards Blackwick. From a high hill, they spot some smoke and light in the distance, and make their way towards the first landmark on their journey home. But before they get near, they first come face to face with a choice and a familiar threat.
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## Contents

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## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Andrew Lee Swan (as Chine)
* Keith J Carberry (as Lye Lychen)
* Sylvia Clare (as Hazard)

## Other Characters

* The Ravening Beast
* Aterika’Kaal
* It
* The Toll Collectors (cameo)
Sangfielle 51: Six Travelers: Marn

## Episode Description

> We’re nearly at the end now, but there is nevertheless some way to go still. Six ways, in fact. First: the Keen Marn Ancura heads north along with the shape knight Bucho and a number of refugees who have finally, truly had enough of Blackwick and its curses.
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## Contents

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## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Ali Acampora (as Marn Ancura)

## Other Characters

* Dyre Ode
* Ana Berylia
* Mr. Kenson
* Bucho
* Junk dragon
* The Mother-Beast (mentioned, in vision)
* Unnamed Ojantani Shape-Knight
* Moon goddess (in vision)
* Earth goddess (in vision)
* It (mentioned, in vision)

## Locations

* Blackwick Mines
* Telluricist Union headquarters
Inhuman Conditions

**Inhuman Conditions** is a party game, similar to Werewolves/Mafia, based on the Voight-Kampff test from the movie *Blade Runner*.

Each game has one Investigator and one Suspect. Armed only with two stamps and a topic of conversation, the Investigator must figure out whether the Suspect is a Human or a Robot. Robots must answer the Investigator's questions without arousing suspicion, but are hampered by some specific malfunction in their ability to converse. They must be clever, guiding the conversation in subtle ways without getting caught. Humans may speak freely, but may find this freedom as much curse as gift. There are no right or wrong answers, only suspicious and innocuous ones, and one slip of the tongue could land Humans and Robots alike in the Bureau's Invasive Confirmation Unit.
Maleister Price

> *Sheriff of Blackwick and newest member of the town council. The miners in town would all tell you that Price is the best of them and always has been, but you're not quite sure that you remember that about him.*
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**Mallister Pryce** is the sheriff of Blackwick, appointed to the town council after Ekashi Wolff's death.

Pryce is not actually from Blackwick, but uses magic eye powers to convince people that they have known and trusted him for a long time.
He is a member of the Wrights of the Seventh Sun, the Knight of Puppets, and made arrangements with Dayward YVE to receive help for the building of Zevunzolia.

At the end of the season, Price fled to Zevunzolia up a thousand-foot ladder. Pickman followed as part of her chase to hunt him down, and ultimately killed him in a gunfight.
Ribbadon

**Ribbadon**, **The Great Frog God of Wealth** is the deity who cursed the The Caravan of the Coin for not returning his silver coin.

## History

> It goes like this: Once, a pair of brothers wanted an ox, and so they did what they were told never to do. They made a deal with **Ribbadon, the great Frog God of Wealth**. “Give us a silver coin,” they said, and he did, on the condition that they return the coin that year, or else owe it and its double the next year, and so on, forever. Well, they bought the ox, and with that ox they bought a pair more, and soon they appeared quite rich.
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Sangfielle 55: Six Travelers: Es

## Episode Description

> When the mysterious and genteel Dyre Ode made Es the offer, it was one of the rare moments of doubt for the ancient and powerful figure. Would they accept the invitation? Could she assist them when the moment of truth came? One thing that Dyre was certain of, though, was that if they were successful, Es was uniquely suited for what would come next.
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## Contents

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## Cast

* Austin Walker
* Janine Hawkins (as Es)

## Other Characters

* Dyre Owed
* Syntyche Moyle
* Gasto and his angel companion
* Concentus magician

## Locations

* Concentus
Dayward yon Vantzon-Estonbergh

**Dayward yon Vantzon-Estonbergh**, informally known as **Dayward YVE**, is a descendent of a minor noble family that lived in Roseroot at the time of the Panic, and a member of Blackwick's town council. In The Secret Ledger, he requests the aid of the Blackwick Group in determining the source of the strange happenings at Roseroot Hall. He pays the PCs in YVE Company Scrip.

Dayward was working with the Wrights of the Seventh Sun.
Pickman convinced Chantilly Scathe to devour him, resulting in his disappearance along with his bodyguards'.
Cantbank

> *A long time ago, the story goes, Aldomina set its sights on the heartland. Conquest, colonization, and consolidation. Well, turns out that the Heartland has many a mighty thing inside of it. And one such thing had many a favorite place. And it set out, so it is said, to visit each of them until Aldomina came. And as was its way, whichever it was at when Aldomina finally reached the gates, that place would be hidden from the eyes of the invaders. And so it is, by the blessing of its patron, that Cantbank, a market town built into the walls and caves of an old clifface, went untouched.*
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**Cantbank** is one of the biggest trading towns in Sangfielle. It is a massive, scaffolded city built on and into a tall cliff-face on one bank of the River Ojan.