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Unicorn

## Unicorns

**Unicorns** are mythological creatures who make their first physical appearance in "The Last Mabelcorn."

## Appearance

Unicorns are composed of various bright and vivid colors, with their manes usually composed of differing shades of their main color, with some exceptions where their manes are rainbow-colored. Unlike horses, they have long tails that resemble mules' and white spiral horns protruding from their foreheads, which glow with a different color for each unicorn whenever they talk or play rave music.

Their tears and blood are liquid rainbows, which can kill plant-life. In "Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back The Falls", a red unicorn is seen partially frozen to stone by Eye-Bats, indicating that some non-human creatures have also been captured by Bill Cipher's gang.

## Behavior

Externally, unicorns appear to be majestic beings who are said to be "pure of heart." However, during "The Last Mabelcorn," it is shown that unicorns are actually rude and aloof, with Ford claiming that dealing with unicorns is actually very frustrating. They have been known to lie to humans, claiming that the human is not "pure of heart," in an attempt to get them to leave. They are also extremely selfish and refuse to share their belongings (especially their hair) with humans. They seem to dislike the presence of humans in general, as they make repeated attempts to get them to leave and act hostile towards them. They can also be violent when angered and are not adverse to fighting others. however, if they have met their match, they are more than willing to give up their valuables, just to make them leave.

## Horns

In "The Last Mabelcorn," Celestabellebethabelle claims that a unicorn's horn can see deep into a person's soul and see if they are pure of heart or not. She repeatedly tells Mabel that she is not pure of heart; therefore, she cannot have a lock of her hair. Later on in the episode, the other unicorns come in and reveal the actual purpose of their horns: to point to the nearest rainbow and play rave music (with flashing neon lights).
Pacifica Northwest

**Pacifica Elise Northwest** is the most popular girl in Gravity Falls and great-great-granddaughter of supposed town founder Nathaniel Northwest. In the summer of 2012, during the stay of Dipper and Mabel Pines in Gravity Falls, Pacifica ended up forming a great rivalry with them, especially with Mabel Pines. However, more interactions with her former foes and common people have lead Pacifica to abandon her family's conceited attitude and the long, hidden history of crime, treachery, and cover-ups.

Pacifica represents the Llama on The Zodiac.
Wax Sherlock Holmes

Wax Sherlock Holmes appears to be the leader of the wax figure group. He fights with Dipper Pines in the Mystery Shack and eventually on the roof. He "murdered" Wax Stan by decapitation with an axe, thinking that he was the real Stan. He melts when exposed to the rising sun. He is based on the fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes.
Class 1-B

**Class 1-B** (1 *Ichi-nen Bī-Gumi*?) is a first-year class in U.A. High School's Heroics Department. It has 20 students.

## Description

As noted by All Might, although the opposite Hero Course class, Class 1-A, has had the chance to hone their skills in actual combat due to them getting mixed up in multiple Villain attacks, data shows that Class 1-B has actually grown more since the beginning of the school year, as they've stayed out of trouble and thus have been able to quietly dedicate themselves to bringing out their potential. This is also evidenced at an earlier stage, as only one of Class 1-B's students failed the First Term Final Exam versus Class 1-A's five, and, during the Provisional Hero License Exam, all of 1-B's students passed whereas two of 1-A's failed.

Class 1-B does appear to be slightly behind in terms of head-on combat, strategic ability, and quick thinking. However, likely due to their experience with the aforementioned villain attacks, many more students from Class 1-A progressed to the final rounds of their first U.A. Sports Festival than 1-B, and Class 1-A took the Joint Training Battle 3-1 with one draw.

The majority of Class 1-B's students share a friendly rivalry with their parallel class, Class 1-A. However, certain students (most prominently Neito Monoma) take their rivalry to extremes out of jealousy of Class 1-A's popularity and strength, and thus desire to topple them. The interactions between the students of Class 1-A and Class 1-B have been few due to the rivalry between the two classes. While Class 1-B treats Class 1-A as rivals (the latter appears to not return the rivalry), the two hero classes are on neutral terms with one another. There are a few in the class who do not outwardly bear ill will towards Class 1-A and are even friendly towards them, such as Itsuka Kendo, Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu, and Nirengeki Shoda.

Ultimately, the two classes are able to put their differences aside when necessary, (with the exception of Neito, who seems obsessed with the rivalry beyond reason) as shown during the attack by the League of Villains on the mountain training camp when some the members of Class 1-B readily accepted help from Class 1-A's Momo Yaoyorozu, receiving gas masks to protect them from Mustard's Quirk, and Yosetsu Awase later risking his life to protect Momo from a Nomu. They also had a major team-up during the Paranormal Liberation War as a high number of students from each class attempted to sedate Gigantomachia, with jar glasses made by Momo, in order to stop him from making his way to Jaku City. Unfortunately they fail to stop him, but their efforts do manage to get a jar in his mouth, which eventually kicks in and puts Gigantomachia to sleep once he's made it to the city.
Old Man McGucket

**Fiddleford Hadron "Old Man" McGucket** is an old, deranged hillbilly who lived at the Gravity Falls Junkyard and now lives at Northwest Mansion (later renamed "Mcgucket's Hootenanny Hut!!"). He is also an occasional ally of Dipper and Mabel Pines. Once a brilliant inventor who worked alongside Grunkle Ford and founded the Blind Eye Society, excessive memory wipes have left him in his current state of hopeless psychosis, although he has become more sane and normal following the events of "Society of the Blind Eye". He represents the glasses on The Zodiac.
Grunkle Stan

## Stanley Pines

**Stanley "Stan" Pines** (born June 15, 15 minutes after his twin brother, Grunkle Ford), also known as **Grunkle Stan**, and formerly under the assumed identity **Stanford Pines**, is Dipper Pines and Mabel Pines' great uncle and

summer guardian, and a paternal uncle of Mr. Pines. He is also the tritagonist of the series. After many years of crime and infamy, he has taken up residence in the remote town of Gravity Falls (Town), Oregon, where he exploits local lore and the gullibility of the "dumbest people in the world" to finance himself by running a dubious tourist trap known as the Mystery Shack. Despite his initial claims of skepticism to the supernatural, he is later revealed to be deeply connected with the paranormal and about the town's weird paranormal status, most notably the decades-long operation of an interdimensional portal he used to rescue his twin brother, Ford Pines.

Stan represents the Crescent Symbol on The Zodiac, which is the same present on his fez.
Lex Murphy

Alexis (Lex) Murphy is Tim Murphy's sister and John Hammond's granddaughter.

In the novel, she is described as seven or eight years old, relatively outgoing, blonde and "a sporty young girl who loves baseball". She wears a baseball glove slung over her shoulder and a baseball cap just about everywhere. Lex is shown to have the traits of a stereotypical child that often complains. Her behavior often annoys the people around her and puts her and the group in danger. Throughout the novel, she shows characteristics of John Hammond, such as being careless and unappreciative of the events occurring around her, though not evil. In *The Lost World*, her character is said to be starting college-preparatory school.

In Spielberg's 1993 film, Lex is the older of the two siblings, aged 12–14, and has a personality similar to her Tim Murphy's from the novel. In the film, Lex has advanced computer skills that help the survivors escape a pack of *Velociraptors*. While initially frightened by many of the dinosaurs, Lex eventually gains courage and is instrumental in rebooting the park's systems. Lex's character was strengthened, like Ellie Sattler, to add strong female roles to the film. Ariana Richards was happy with the sibling age swap, as she found the Jurassic Park (Book) version of Lex to be an "annoying brat". In auditioning for the role, Ariana Richards said: "I was called into a casting office, and they just wanted me to scream. I heard later on that Steven had watched a few girls on tape that day, and I was the only one who ended up waking his sleeping wife on the couch, and she came running through the hallway to see if the kids were all right". Spielberg was also impressed by her role in the 1992 film *Timescape*. Richards performed most of her own stunts in Jurassic park (Movie). Christina Ricci was among those who had auditioned for the role.

Lex makes a cameo in the second film when Ian Malcolm comes to visit John Hammond. She briefly listens to Ian Malcolm as he argues with Ludlow regarding what happened on Isla Nublar, defending them when Ludlow tries to drag them into the argument, before John Hammond's butler helps gets them ready for school and ushers them off.
The Deep End

When Mabel Pines befriends a cute merman named Mermando trapped in the deep end of the public pool, she's determined to return him to his family in the ocean - even though that means her whirlwind romance will come to an end. Meanwhile, Dipper Pines learns that Wendy Corduroy is a lifeguard at the pool, so he decides that the best way to spend time with her is to become the assistant lifeguard.
John Morgan

**Sergeant **John Morgan**** is a survivor and a former soldier in the Australian Defence Force who is introduced a a new playable Hero in *Dead Island: Riptide*.

## John Morgan

**John Morgan** is the hand-to-hand combat expert in the group: he uses Brass Knuckles, claws and his bare fists as his preferred weapons. If the correct perks are chosen, you will barely have to use weapons anymore, as his bare fists can do up to 400 damage and his kicks up to 1000. Unlocking his special uppercut gives you a great advantage on Dead Island: Riptide Zombies, even in one-shot at most. Also, after upgrading the combat tree a bit, running and kicking Dead Island: Riptide Zombies into objects (like trees) will one-shot them as well from the force impact, unless it cannot be knocked down/back.

He and a small squad were mobilized into a larger force, known as Second Battalion. They were deployed amphibiously south of Wisdom Bay, whereupon they hiked through the jungle towards inland settlements, as their high command ordered them to supply 'humanitarian aid'. A master of unarmed fighting an martial arts, John joined the A.D.F and served with the S.A.S.R but was later thrown in prison for refusing to shoot innocent civilians. Little did he know he would end up joining the four original survivors to fight the zombie infection on Palanai Island. He has a wife, Jennifer, and two daughters, who end up staying with a woman called Mrs. Mary Rogers in Adelaide, Australia while John was away.

He returns in *Dead Island: Survivors* as a playable Character like Sam B, and Xian Mei.
What It Takes To Be A Hero

Near Tatooin Station, Katsuki's friends comment that he may have gone too far bullying Izuku this time in reference to Katsuki telling Izuku to take a leap off of the school's roof, to which he replies is Deku's fault, and he needs to learn how the world works. While they're talking, Katsuki is attacked by the same Sludge Villain that had attacked Izuku.

Meanwhile, All Might and Izuku are talking on top of a building. Izuku asks the number one hero if someone who doesn't have a Quirk could also be a hero like him. As Izuku explains his ambitions, All Might reaches his limit and transforms into a lanky human. Izuku is shocked to see his true form, and All Might explains his transformation by showing the boy a wound he'd gotten five years prior, and gives the boy a lecture on the responsibilities of a pro hero: a pro must always be ready to risk their life, and so he cannot tell Izuku he can do it even while being Quirkless. As he takes the stairs down the rooftop, he notices that the villain he had captured is missing and that there are explosions in another area of the city.

At the scene of the explosions, Death Arms and other heroes are trying to fight the Sludge villain attempting to take Katsuki's body, but to no avail. All Might watches, scolding himself for wasting time and now being unable to fight. Izuku thinks about All Might's words while walking down the street, and approaches the crowd watching the explosions. He notices it's the villain All Might saved him from and realizes it must be his fault the hero is now unable to save the new victim, mentally apologizing.

However, after realizing the villain has Katsuki hostage, an erratic Izuku rushes to his rescue while All Might is stunned at this as the other heroes attempt to stop him. Izuku remembers his notes and strikes the sludge villain with his bag, giving him an opening to get close to Katsuki. As Izuku desperately tries to help, Katsuki asks why he's there, and Izuku answers that it is because Katsuki's eyes were pleading for help, and he couldn't bear to watch him die.

The Sludge Villain recovers and attempts to attack Izuku, but All Might protects him. All Might admits he scolded the boy for something he hadn't done himself: risk his life in order to save other people, as a pro hero. Inspired by Izuku's bravery, All Might uses his great strength to destroy the Sludge Villain with a Detroit Smash while freeing Katsuki at the same time.

Afterwards, the heroes scold Izuku for risking his life and praise Katsuki for fighting back. Later that day, Katsuki confronts Izuku and tells him that he never asked to be saved and that Izuku shouldn't look down on him. Then, All Might meets up with Izuku again and says that the boy was the one who made the difference in the previous situation, despite being Quirkless, and that he did the same thing other top heroes had done before: moving before he could even think in order to save another person. At last, All Might tells a crying Izuku that he can become a hero.
Sam Neill

Sir Nigel John Dermot "Sam" Neill KNZM OBE born 14 September 1947 is a New Zealand actor. Neill's 53-year career has included leading roles in both dramas and blockbusters. Considered an "international leading man", he has been regarded as one of the most versatile actors of his generation.

Born in Omagh in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, Neill moved to Christchurch with his family in 1954. He first achieved recognition with his appearance in the 1977 film *Sleeping Dogs*, which he followed with leading roles in *My Brilliant Career* (1979), *Omen III: The Final Conflict*, *Possession* (both 1981), *A Cry in the Dark* (1988), *Dead Calm* (1989), *The Hunt For Red October* (1990), *The Piano* (1993) and *In the Mouth of Madness* (1994). He came to international prominence as Dr. Alan Grant in Jurassic park (Movie) (1993), a role that he reprises in *Jurassic Park III* (2001) and *Jurassic World Dominion* (2022).

Outside of film, Neill has appeared in numerous television series, including *Reilly, Ace of Spies* (1983), *The Simpsons* (1994), *Merlin* (1998), *The Tudors* (2007), *Crusoe* (2008–2010), *Happy Town* (2010), *Alcatraz* (2012), *Peaky Blinders* (2013–2014), and *Rick and Morty* (2019). He has presented and narrated several documentaries. In 2021, he had a one-episode role on the Apple TV+ sci-fi series *Invasion*.

Neill is the recipient of the AACTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role, the Longford Lyell Award, the New Zealand Film Award and the Logie Award for Most Outstanding Actor. He also has three Golden Globe and two Primetime Emmy Award nominations.
The Horrifying Sweaty One-Armed Monstrosity

**The Horrifying Sweaty One-Armed Monstrosity** is a creature who appears during the event of Weirdmageddon.

## History

In "Weirdmageddon Part 1," The Horrifying Sweaty One-Armed Monstrosity encounters Dipper as he attempts to break into Gravity Malls in search of his friends. He demands that Dipper climb into his mouth, which Dipper ignores in terror, much to the monstrosity's frustration. He later appears when Wendy and Dipper are trying to avoid Gideon and his henchmen, where he eats one of the Discount Auto Mart Warriors. He also appears during the episode's end credits, still desperately trying to convince anyone to climb in his mouth. He finally gives up and drags himself offscreen, announcing that he needs to call his mother.

While Weirdmageddon was being reversed in "Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back The Falls," he was sucked back to the Nightmare Realm.

## Appearance

He consists of a gigantic man's head, with a round nose, a five o'-clock shadow, thick red eyebrows, and red hair on his temples. Attached to the top of his head is a muscular arm which he uses to drag himself around.
Alan Grant

Dr. Alan Grant is a fictional character in the Jurassic park (Movie) franchise. He is a paleontologist and is introduced in Michael Crichton's 1990 novel *Jurassic Park*, which began the franchise. Crichton based Grant on the paleontologist Jack Horner. Director Steven Spielberg helmed the 1993 film adaptation, and several actors were considered for the role of Grant. It ultimately went to Sam Neill, becoming one of his most popular roles. Spielberg gave the character a dislike of children, and put him in a relationship with Dr. Ellie Sattler, a paleobotanist who is Grant's student in the novel. Sattler, portrayed by Laura Dern, wants to start a family with Grant, who is resistant to the idea.

Appearances

He appears in *Jurassic Park, Jurassic Park (Book), Jurassic Park III, Jurassic World: Dominion, Jurassic Park SNES game, Jurassic Park Sega Mega Drive/Genesis game, Jurassic Park 2: The Chaos Continues, Jurassic Park III: Island Attack, Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis, arcade Jurassic Park game, Jurassic Park mobile game, Jurassic Park: Builder, and he is in a LEGO form in LEGO Jurassic World. He is mentioned in The Lost World, Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous and Jurassic Park: Trespasser.*

Appearance

Alan Grant is a Caucasian man currently in his mid sixties, standing 6'0", with blue eyes and gray hair (brown in his youth). In *Jurassic Park*, Grant wore a long sleeved buttoned denim shirt, a brown belt, khaki pants, brown boots, a red bandana, and a palm leaf straw hat. He also at one point had a pair of sunglasses but lost them during the incident in the park. In *Jurassic World: Dominion*, Grant now sports a beard and the same hat from *Jurassic Park III.*

He is protrayed by Sam Neill
Screamer

**Screamers** are type of special zombie introduced in Dead Island: Riptide. These zombies have the ability to emit a loud, piercing scream that can blur the vision of the player and disorient the Heroes. Their deafening scream will draw Infected and Walkers to the unfortunate survivor, whom is unable to react unless they move away from the wide range of the Screamer's scream. Oddly, the Screamer bears the voice of a female Infected, but appears as a male zombie (being that the Screamer is topless). In Dr. Kessler's Casebook, the Screamer holds a very fast movement pattern as they travel faster than the Infected. Interesting as well is that the Screamer appears to have been a test subject of some kind due to its appearance: Its brain is exposed and their heads bear an instrument which is used to restrain their neck movement and keep their eyes open. Additionally, the Screamers bear stitches on their shoulders and stomach.

The Screamer also has an alternate form. In Dr. Kessler's Casebook, the Screamer appears to wear a green dress which is torn, bloody and reveals "her" exposed internal organs as well as her knees (bones) and legs. The alternate appearance to the Screamer is topless and wearing green pants. This is speculated to be the male version, although it still uses the female infected voice. The version where it wears pants also shows "its" areola are missing, which appear to have been surgically removed from its body as opposed to being eaten. A small series of dash lines can clearly be seen on parts of its body as an indicator of future surgical plans.
Clone 5

He is made with clones #6 through #10 in order to help Tyrone and Dipper Pines form a plan B. He pulls down the shades in the party room, is the first to note that Dipper should not dance with Wendy Corduroy because he did not follow through with the plan, drags Dipper to the closet, fights with his counterparts, and melts along with most of the other clones.
The Time Traveler's Pig

When Dipper Pines goes back in time from a stolen time device from Blendin Blandin to undo a mistake he made with Wendy Corduroy at Grunkle Stan's Mystery Fair in which he accidentally hit her in the face with a baseball and she starts going out with Robbie Valentino, he discovers a real working time machine that can help him go back in time. Meanwhile, it's love at first sight for Mabel Pines when she wins a pet pig named Waddles at the fair.
Harry Claymore

**Harry Claymore** is a former special effects master and claymation animator.

## History

### Early life

Proclaimed as a master animator, Claymore utilized black magic to allow his clay figures to animate themselves, thereby greatly decreasing the difficulty of painstakingly moving all the puppets by hand. However, upon the popularization of CGI animation, the creations were driven insane by the public's lack of interest in stop motion animation, enslaving Harry and sending his home into disarray.

### Season 2

In the "Little Gift Shop Of Horrors" story, "Clay Day," the Pines family and Soos Ramirez come to his home hoping that he would explain to Mabel Pines, who feared claymation, that it was nothing to be afraid of, only to find him tied up with his clay figures walking on their own. He then explains to them about how the clay figures went crazy because of the rise of computer animation, thus having no need for them. Thanks to Mabel, the clay monsters were dealt with, freeing Harry.

In "Weirdmageddon 2: Escape From Reality" and "Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back The Falls" he is seen stacked in Bill's throne.

## Appearance

Harry Claymore appears to be very elderly, as he has gray hair and various wrinkles across his body. He wears a red long-sleeved polo shirt with a pale blue collar, tan pants and brown Bermuda shoes.
Crusher

The **Crusher** is replaces the Thug from previous games. Crushers are large zombies with incredible muscle and the result of larger, muscular people becoming zombies. Their punches deal high damage and they are able to create shockwaves by pounding their fists into the ground. Breaking or cutting of their arms disables their ability to throw strong punches.
Texas Smash

**Texas Smash** (テキサススマッシュ *Tekisasu Sumasshu*?) is an Ultimate Move performed by All Might and Izuku Midoriya using the One For All Quirk.

## Description

The user places a great deal of power into their fists, and then throws a right punch with enough force that the wind pressure sends anything made of liquid flying away. It is first used to save Izuku Midoriya from the Sludge Villain.

Toshinori has used this move in the battle against Wolfram, but was blocked by an iron wall because it could make contact.

Toshinori also used this move in his weakened form to punish Izuku for saving Katsuki Bakugo; in this instance, the move had the same effect as a normal straight-forward punch and simply knocked Izuku to the ground.

Izuku later uses this move against Tomura Shigaraki to fight him during the Paranormal Liberation War.
Yui Kodai

**Yui Kodai** ( *Kodai Yui*?), also known as **Rule** (ルール *Rūru*?), is a student in Class 1-B at U.A. High School, training to become a Pro Hero.

## Appearance

Yui is a young girl with shoulder-length, bob-shaped hair, side-swept to her right with some shorter strands hanging above her eyes. She has fair skin, an athletic build, cerulean eyes, and she's usually seen wearing a neutral expression on her face.

Her hero costume consists of a simple red bodysuit with a white-collar trim, a matching ”V” pattern running over her chest and around her upper arms, which also includes a short white skirt with a red design at the front, dipping so it follows the one in her chest. She wears plain vambraces, as well as a hat which resembles the front of a baseball cap, colored red with white U-shaped lines around the sides, with a metal piece resembling a fin attached at the back of the strap around her head.

She has a belt at her waist and straps around her shoulders, what appears to be a yellow oval-shaped gemstone set between them on her chest, each adorned with a small pouch, containing the various nuts, bolts and all of the other small metal pieces she likes to use with her Quirk.

## Personality

Yui is a quiet girl that rarely expresses any emotions; some of her classmates even consider her a kūdere. Despite her silent demeanor, Yui has shown to care for her classmates, most prominently during the Forest Training Camp Arc, when she looks after Juzo Honenuki and Ibara Shiozaki after they get knocked unconscious by Mustard's poisonous gas.

Although she rarely talks and has no expression, Yui isn't moody. When she's happy, she says "Mm!" and when she eats her favorite tomatoes, she says "MM!"

## Abilities

**Overall Abilities**: While Yui doesn't have direct combat efficiency, she can compensate with her excellent handling on her support-type Quirk, Size. Yui often enlarges objects that can act as additional weaponry for her allies or blindside enemies by throwing small or shrunken items before increasing their size. During the final round of the Joint Training Battle, Yui displayed great camaraderie with her classmates Nirengeki Shoda and Reiko Yanagi; Yui enlarged objects that were telekinetically controlled by Reiko and force-heightened by Nirengeki. Despite her group having technical superpowers that worked in concert with one another, Yui was swiftly defeated by Ochaco Uraraka. In the Final War, Yui and Reiko proved pivotal in aiding Mt. Lady to subdue a re-awakened Gigantomachia by supplying the giant Lurker with enlarged levitating weapons. This collaboration was maintained up to a confrontation with All For One, until the Symbol of Evil eventually overpowered the group of Heroes.

### Quirk

**Size** (サイズ *Saizu*?): Yui's Quirk grants her the ability to alter the size of any inanimate object that she touches. She can return objects to their original size by pressing her fingertips together.
Time Baby

**Time Baby** was a giant, time manipulating baby who was the last son of his race as well as the tyrannical supreme ruler of the future before being "destroyed" by Bill Cipher

## History

The Time Baby was the last son of an extinct race of time giants and weighs approximately nine trillion tons. At some unknown point in the past, the Time Baby was frozen in an Antarctic glacier. According to the Northwest Cover-up, the statues at Mt. Rushmore are actually robots to be called into action to fight the infant upon his release. At some point in the distant future, he is freed due to global warming and wreaks havoc on human civilization, ultimately overpowering all opposition and ascending to global domination.

After Dipper and Mabel Pines compromise Time Anomaly Removal Crew agent Blendin Blandin's mission in Gravity Falls, Oregon in "The Time Traveler's Pig," the Time Baby blames the operative for the incident, sends him to remove the anomalies caused by Dipper and Mabel's time traveling, and then sentences him to "ten squared" lifetimes in the Infinetentiary. When Blendin escapes and invokes Globnar against the Pines twins in "Blendin's Game," the Time Baby presides over the match and carries out the twins' requests when they win the battle, as well as providing them with a time wish.

In "Weirdmageddon Part 1," he appears with the Time Police to arrest Bill Cipher for possessing Blendin Blandin and to stop Bill's dimensional rift, which threatens to destroy existence itself. However, Bill easily vaporizes him and the Time Police. The cryptogram during the credits reveals that it will take 1,000 years for him to reconstitute his molecules, after which he will be extremely cranky.

In "Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back The Falls," he was mentioned by Bill, who referred to him as "that dumb baby”, and due to his death, Bill became the master of time.

## Appearance

The Time Baby is approximately the size of a small building, has a glowing blue hourglass mark on his head (red when attacking the city) and black eyes. When he is shooting a laser from his eyes, his eyes turn red. His head is bigger than his body, with pink blush on his cheeks and long eyelashes. He is half nude, wearing only a diaper.
What-The-Heck-Ahedron

The **What-the-heck-ahedron** is a seemingly impossible 3D shaped puzzle. It is a parody of the Rubik's cube.

## History

The What-the-heck-ahedron was made by the creators of other 3D puzzles, like the "Stressaract" and the "Annoyangle."

Dipper purchases a copy of the puzzle in the "Little Gift Shop Of Horrors" segment "Abaconings," attempting to solve it and earn his image on the back of the box. After failing to solve it several times, he becomes frustrated and decides to resort to supernatural means. While looking through his journal, he discovers the Percepshrooms that exist near Lake Gravity Falls, and intends to use them to acquire a higher intelligence. However, Waddles consumes them before they can reach their full effect. The following morning, Dipper awakes to find the What-the-heck-ahedron already completed by Waddles, who is now incredibly intelligent due to eating the Percepshrooms. Waddles spits it out after he re-sizes his IQ at the end of Stan's story.

## Appearance

The What-the-heck-ahedron appears to be a ball surrounded by three rings when solved. The shape's color consists of multiple types of purples and blues, all separated by lined patterns surrounding the object's exterior.

The packaging is labeled with the puzzle's name at the top with an image of a completed puzzle at the bottom. Underneath is a line of text attributing other puzzles the product's creators have designed. The back of the box explains that whoever is able to complete the What-the-heck-a-hedron will be featured in a photo on the packaging. A picture of a previous winner (who is being kissed by a woman in a red leotard) is seen as well, labeled "Winner!" in large font.
Thirteen

**Anan Kurose** ( *Kurose Anan*?), also known as **Space Hero: Thirteen** (スペースヒーロ・13 *Supēsu Hīrō Jū-san Gō*?), is a Pro Hero who specializes in search and rescue, and a faculty member of U.A. High School.

## Appearance

Anan is a young woman with short, navy blue colored hair, as well as blonde colored hair at the top, simulating a spiral. She has hazel colored irises which have rings around them, resembling the first concepts given to depict black holes.

Her costume consists of a white space suit design using what appears to be a puffy jacket instead of an actual suit, a black helmet with white eyes, and a pair of yellow boots.

During the Paranormal Liberation War, her helmet was partially cracked, revealing parts of her face for the first time, namely her light hair worn in bangs and her right, light-colored eye. Both her arms were greatly injured in the conflict.

## Personality

Anan is a wise, well-mannered woman. As a rescue hero, Anan has displayed how passionate she is about saving people through her teachings. She even developed her own training facility - the Unforeseen Simulation Joint - to train future heroes in search and rescue tactics. She is very passionate about Quirks, specifically Quirks used for creation and assistance rather than for destruction and battle. Regardless, she preaches about her own Quirk being dangerous enough to take someone's life and encourages her students to use their powers for good as heroes.

Anan has also been shown to be very brave. Despite not being a combat type, she does not hesitate to use her Quirk to fight against villains for the sake of protecting others.

## Abilities

### Quirk

**Black Hole** (ブラックホール *Burakku Hōru*?): Anan's Quirk allows her to replicate a black hole suction effect from her hands. The suction is very powerful and not even light can escape it. Anything sucked into the black hole will be disintegrated into dust.
Ian Malcolm

Dr. Ian Malcolm is a mathematician who specializes in chaos theory. His character is based on Ivar Ekeland and James Gleick. Malcolm's all-black clothing style reflects that of Heinz-Otto Peitgen, a mathematician who wrote a richly illustrated book on fractals. According to Michael Crichton, Malcolm's character functions as the "ironic commentator inside the story who talks about the action as it takes place".

Throughout the Jurassic Park (Book) and Jurassic park (Movie) adaptation, Malcolm makes predictions based on chaos theory about the consequences and ultimate failure of attempting to control nature, which often turn out to be correct. Malcolm is seriously injured during the Rexy attack and is brought back to the Visitor Center. Although he is declared dead at the end of the Jurassic Park (Book), he explains in the sequel, *The Lost World*, that this declaration was premature.

Malcolm is the main protagonist of *The Lost World*, in which he and others travel to Isla Sorna to conduct research about dinosaur extinction. He is also the main protagonist of the film adaptation, titled *The Lost World: Jurassic Park*. Like the novel, Malcolm travels to Isla Sorna, but for a different reason; his girlfriend, paleontologist Sarah Harding, has already gone there to document the island's dinosaurs, and he reluctantly goes to retrieve her. In the film series, Malcolm has several children; one of them, Kelly Curtis, appears in *The Lost World: Jurassic Park*.

Malcolm has brief appearances in the 2018 film *Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom*, in which he advises against the rescue of the last surviving dinosaurs, which are threatened by an impending volcanic eruption on Isla Nublar. Later, when the dinosaurs are dispersed globally, Malcolm reluctantly states that humans must now co-exist with them.

Malcolm returns for a larger role in the 2022 film *Jurassic World Dominion*, in which he now works for Biosyn as an in-house philosopher. He uses his position to help Alan Grant and Ellie Sattler in exposing the company's locust scheme.
Tim Murphy

Tim Murphy is Lex Murphy's brother and John Hammond's grandson.

In the Jurassic Park (Book), he is described as a bespectacled boy of about eleven who has an interest in dinosaurs and computers. His quick thinking and encyclopedic knowledge of dinosaurs aid the group several times, and he is instrumental in discovering that dinosaurs have escaped the island, as well as regaining the means to warn the mainland. Later, Tim's ingenuity and technical knowledge allow him to navigate the park's computer systems and to reactivate the physical security systems before the *Velociraptors* gain access to the visitor's lodge. His expertise regarding dinosaurs rivals Alan Grant's, and is superior to that of Dr. Henry Wu, the scientist who created the dinosaurs. Already familiar with his work before they meet, Tim almost immediately strikes up a friendship with Alan Grant, who notes "it's hard not to like someone so interested in dinosaurs". Tim's father does not share his interest in paleontology, so the dinosaur-loving Alan Grant forms an instant bond with Tim during their time in the park.

In *The Lost World*, Tim is only mentioned by Ed James as starting college.

In Spielberg's film, Tim and Lex Murphy's ages are swapped and some aspects of his personality and role in the story are given to Lex Murphy. Tim is still the child interested in dinosaurs, but all of his computer knowledge is given to Lex Murphy. This was done so that Spielberg could work specifically with actor Joseph Mazzello, who was younger than Ariana Richards, and to make Lex Murphy into a stronger character. Unlike his Jurassic Park (Book) counterpart, Tim does not wear spectacles in the film. Joseph Mazzello had previously screen-tested for a role in Spielberg's *Hook*, but was considered too young. Spielberg promised to cast Joseph Mazzello in a future film.

In the Jurassic Park (Book) and Jurassic park (Movie) adaptation, Tim and Lex Murphy's parents are in the process of getting divorced. Like Lex Murphy, Tim also makes a cameo in the second film during Ian Malcolm's visit to John Hammond, happy to see Ian Malcolm again, but staying out of when Ian confronts Ludlow about Isla Nublar as Ian defends them from Ludlow before John Hammond's butler gets them ready for school and ushers them off.

In 2011, Joseph Mazzello told Spielberg that he wanted to reprise the role for *Jurassic Park IV*, although Joseph Mazzello and the character have yet to reappear in the film series. Joseph Mazzello viewed Tim as "the obvious heir" to John Hammond's fortune and Jurassic Park, and hoped that "someday we'll figure out" what happened to Tim after the events of the first Jurassic park (Movie): "Would this experience have turned him away from dinosaurs and make him hate dinosaurs as a thing he once truly loved? Would it be that he wants to be the one to step in and run the park the way it always should have been run?"
Upside-Down Town

**Upside-Down Town** is the "nausea capital" of Oregon. It consists of a house that has been placed upside down, with patrons using velcro shoes to stick the floors that have the seemingly furry side of velcro and explore the building.

## History

In "Roadside Attraction", after getting payback on Granny Sweetkin, Stan, Dipper, Mabel, Candy, Grenda and Soos' next destination is at Upside Down Town. After Dipper flirts with Emma Sue to get her phone number and accidentally gets Candy to develop a crush on him, Stan and Soos turn the attraction right-side up and leave in a hurry. After a woman comments that his house is lovely and normal, the boss yells "Stan Pines!" In some way the house later gets "avenged" as its boss vandalized Stan's property with the other Tourist Trap Owners, prompting a claim from Stan that he "completely did not deserve this."
BD Wong

Bradley Darryl Wong born October 24, 1960 is an American actor. Wong won a Tony Award for his performance as Song Liling in *M. Butterfly*, becoming the only actor in Broadway history to receive the Tony Award, Drama Desk Award, Outer Critics Circle Award, Clarence Derwent Award, and Theatre World Award for the same role. He was nominated for a Critic's Choice Television Award for his role as Whiterose in *Mr. Robot*, for which he also earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series.

Wong is known for such roles as Howard Weinstein in the film *Father of the Bride*, Dr. George Huang on *Law & Order: Special Victims Unit*, Father Ray Mukada on *Oz*, Dr. John Lee on *Awake*, Dr. Henry Wu in the *Jurassic Park* franchise, Hugo Strange in *Gotham*, and Ngapoi Ngawang Jigme in the film *Seven Years in Tibet*. Wong is the host of the HLN medical documentary series *Something's Killing Me with BD Wong*. He has also done extensive voiceover work and stage acting. Wong voiced Captain Li Shang from the Disney animated film *Mulan* as well as its 2004 direct-to-video sequel, *Mulan II*, and the 2005 video game *Kingdom Hearts II*.
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**Eric Vivian Matthews** (born: February 24, 1988 [age 35]), better known online as **SwaggerSouls**, is an American YouTuber, comedian and gamer known for his VRChat and *Counter Strike: Global Offensive* videos and smoking weed. Swagger, along with five of his friends, is part of a podcasting group called Misfits based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Walker (Dead Island)

**Walkers** make up the majority of the undead across Banoi Island and Palanai Island and are visually distinguished by their partly eaten and decayed bodies. They are most dangerous in groups, where their slow speed is less of a disadvantage. Walkers are also fairly quiet at a distance and can be difficult to spot in darker areas. Often, they can be found lying on the ground or sitting up motionless, waiting for an unsuspecting survivor to come within range.

Their speed ranges from a slow shambling movement to a fast paced jog and they may also attempt a last moment lunge attack. A special defense against Walkers is when the Hero is grabbed by one, requiring a quick combo to throw it off without damage (the Walker takes slight damage from a punch to the face). This is an automatic defense and isn't controllable (other than keeping Walkers at a distance). In some areas, this mechanic is actually used as a trap.

Walkers occasionally spawn with melee weapons they will use against the player, which slightly increases their reach and damage dealt to the player. Walkers will often throw their weapons at the player when they get the chance, which can be deadly, especially if the zombie is carrying an edged weapon.

A Walker will die if both their arms, one of their legs or their heads are removed. This is easy to accomplish with a weapon or the "curbstomp" attack. When knocked down, they may also break a limb or even their neck (the latter is rare but kills the Walker instantly). Jump kicks in particular are likely to cause a limb loss and will always knock one down. Even bare fists can break a Walker's arm (easy to do when they are knocked down).
Dusk 2 Dawn

**Dusk 2 Dawn** is an abandoned convenience store in Gravity Falls (Town), Oregon. It was the property of Ma Duskerton and Pa Duskerton before they died, and closed down soon after their deaths. There were rumors that a double murder took place there, but it turns out that Ma and Pa both had heart attacks because of teenagers' hateful rap music and were in fact *not* murdered.
Tobias Wilson

**Tobias Wilson** is a supporting character in *The Amazing World of Gumball*. He is a student in Miss Simian's class at Elmore Junior High. His first appearance was in "The Third" when he offered Darwin Watterson to be his friend for ten dollars. He is the son of Harold and Jackie, as well as the younger brother of Rachel.

## Appearance

Tobias appears to be a multi-colored fluffy cloud-like humanoid creature with three fingers on each hand. Most of his body is colored red, but the lower part is light orange, and the top is sky-blue. He has a medium-sized mouth with blue lips. He wears a green-white headband like his mother and sister, as well as red and white shoes.

In season 2, like many other characters, such as Darwin and Penny Fitzgerald, the shadow that he has on his arms and legs disappear. He also acquires eyebrows.

## Personality

Tobias is a show-off. He believes that he is a heavily built jock, but in reality, he is not. Despite him not having a good athletic build, he is obsessed with sports, and is always trying to hone his scrawny physique. He also seems to have a big ego.

Because of his inflated ego, Tobias is more confident in his abilities to court Penny than Gumball is. Tobias can also be somewhat of a bully sometimes, such as when he was tossing Anais' Daisy doll around on the bus, and seemed quite eager to hurt Gumball Watterson in "The Knights." Also, in "The Robot," he insults Bobert, calling him "Robo-dork" and commenting on his apparent lack of feelings. Also in "The Uploads," Tobias found it funny when his father got hurt from falling off a skateboard that he placed in front of a staircase for a prank. In "The One," it is shown that because of Tobias's narcissism he does not understand true friendship. He tries to insert himself into Gumball's life and tries to eliminate Gumball's other friends (including Darwin), so he can be his only friend. He seems to realize the error of his ways after Gumball sets him straight.

Tobias also seems to be quite the womanizer. He is very quick to make moves on every girl he sees (his father displayed similar behavior at his age in "The Choices" when talking to Nicole at a younger age.) Despite all of these girls showing disgust toward Tobias' advances, he still continues to pursue these girls in hopes of one day having someone further inflate his ego and "macho" antics.

According to Alan in "The Third," Tobias comes from a wealthier household than most of his classmates. More proof of Tobias' wealth is shown in the episode "The Candidate" where his parents funded a significant part of the books, food, etc. that are owned by the school.
Gravity Falls

*Gravity Falls* is a Disney Channel animated series. Twin siblings Dipper Pines and Mabel Pines are in for an unexpected adventure when they spend the summer with their great uncle in the mysterious town of Gravity Falls (Town), Oregon. Upon their arrival, Dipper and Mabel's huckster great uncle, Grunkle Stan, enlists the siblings' help in running The Mystery Shack, a tourist trap filled with fake exhibits that overcharges unsuspecting customers. Although Dipper and Mabel quickly discover The Mystery Shack itself is a hoax, they sense there is something strange about their new town and together they begin to unlock the secrets of Gravity Falls. Keep checking this wiki for updates on everything and anything about Gravity Falls!
Suicider

**Suiciders** are the second special infected the Hero will encounter. Suiciders are zombies with disfigured, bloated bodies which are pulsing from unknown reactions caused by the virus. They retain a semblance of

awareness, their instincts driving them to seek help from the uninfected survivors. When they get close, they will violently erupt in a self-destructive explosion. It is advised to listen for their distinctive distorted screech - which can sometimes include a cry for help ("Help me!") - to avoid being ambushed by them.

If too close to a Suicider when it detonates, death is guaranteed to be instantaneous for zombies and humans alike. Even being inside a vehicle will not shield the Hero from the blast if they are close enough. The best way to kill them is to attack from a distance or walk close until they're about to erupt, then run away. Killing a Suicider by throwing a melee weapon at him will definitely decrease the durability of the weapon, and if it's weak enough, may even destroy it. A Suicider's explosion will also cause nearby objects like propane tanks, explosive barrels or wall-mounted fire extinguishers to explode.

Suiciders are easy to kill with ranged attacks, having even less health than an Infected. They are also very unstable and easily knocked down. If they fall down, their inability to get back up causes them to self-destruct. Any thrown object that hits a Suicider (crate, brick etc.) will cause it to fall down.

In *Dead Island*, Suiciders are first encountered during the quest Black Hawk Down in Act I. In Dead Island: Riptide, Suiciders are encountered along with Thugs when the Hero meets up with the BIDF Soldiers in the Prologue.