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Spongebob

**Spongebob** is a support role piece in Chess. He is available in every game and is always eager to cook some krabber patties to heal allied pieces

## Gameplay

Spongebob's moveset is a + shaped pattern, spanning 2 squares in each direction. Sort of like a limited Rook.

For his lackluster move pattern he makes up by being a healer. If Spongebob is used, he can prepare up to five krabby patties in 1 turn. They heal 15 HP and can be distributed between pieces.
Trapdoor

A **Trapdoor** sometimes appears under a square at random on the chessboard. It cannot be distinguished with the naked eye, so a piece falling into it can happen completely unexpectedly. If a piece falls in and fails a Dexterity save, it takes 2d20 damage and, on a 40-damage result, goes directly to Chess Hell.
The Board Is Lava

**The Board Is Lava** is a Chess variant in which players are only allowed to touch the pieces, but not the chessboard.

**Item #:** CFW-1875

**Object Class:** Euclid

**Special Containment Procedures:** CFW-1875-1 is to be kept within a locked safe at all times. While safe to handle, its contents should not be viewed by unauthorized personnel under any circumstances.

Knowledge of CFW-1875 among the general public is to be suppressed to the extent currently allowed by means of CFW-████.

The room is to be guarded by at least two (2) personnel with a basic understanding of Chess and a reasonable level of manual dexterity at all times. Should CFW-1875 manifest, they will need to carefully finish out the game.

**Description:** CFW-1875 is an anomalous variant of the board game Chess. It is considered an infohazard due to its method of propagation. It spontaneously comes into being whenever, during a game of Chess, one or more of the players says the phrase: "The Board Is Lava."

Once CFW-1875 is invoked, any chessboards within a 2.5-meter radius with a valid arrangement of pieces become scalding hot, causing third- or fourth-degree burns to any human players who make physical contact. Through unexplained means, the pieces themselves are unharmed, regardless of material, and the board remains in this state until either a legally-valid Checkmate is reached, or a Stalemate occurs. Once these conditions are met, the board will return to its normal state.

CFW-1875 first came to the attention of the Chess Fanon Wiki in the aftermath of a Chess game on November 18, 1973 between ████ ██████ and ██████ ███████ in ██████████, IN. Recovered from the burned wreckage of the ██████ residence was a paperback book bearing the title "Fun Chess Games You Can Play At Home!", by [DATA EXPUNGED], designated CFW-1875-1. In light of CFW-1875's apparently memetic nature, the other variants contained therein have not been attempted by Chess Fanon Wiki staff.

In the event that CFW-1875 manifests during a game of chess, players are advised to play out the rest of the game, taking extreme care not to touch the board. As the inciting phrase unfortunately has the potential for independent discovery, efforts to eradicate it from public awareness are ongoing.
Ways Chess Inspired Real Life

## Monarchy

Perhaps the biggest way Chess inspired 'real life' is the establishment of Monarchy, a system of human hierarchy where some people (Pieces) are more important than others.

## Religion

Perhaps the biggest way Chess inspired 'real life' is the establishment of Religion, a system of belief in a world outside of Chess/'real life' that extends beyond our known life. In both Chess and 'real life', Clergy are considered conduits for religion. Unlike in Chess, the possibility of something beyond the realms of real life is technically feasible. *God* is considered a derivative of Craten.

## 'Horses'

Perhaps the biggest way Chess inspired 'real life' is the establishment of 'Horses', understood to be a derivative of Horsies. Though the visual similarity is undeniable, 'Horses' do not move like Horsies and only rarely take out humans or castles.

## Castles

Perhaps the biggest way Chess inspired 'real life' is the establishment of Castles, giant monuments to Chess, inside which you can play Chess!

## War

Human wars are fought in a turn-based strategy in which only one unit (Piece) per army can move each Turn. Though this is seen as inefficient, it cuts down on war casualties.

## Chess (game)

Perhaps the biggest way Chess inspired 'real life' is the establishment of the game of Chess, a tribute to Chess that people play moving Pieces on a Chessboard. For further information, see Chess Fanon Wiki.
Sixteeners

**"Sixteeners"** is a derogatory term for a niche community formed around playing Chess with only sixteen pieces per side:

* 8x Pawn
* 2x Rook
* 2x Horsey
* 2x Bishop
* 1x King
* 1x Queen

## Reception

Generally, sixteeners are considered novices at Chess due to their reliance on a heavily limited subset of pieces. While it's understandable that it might be hard at first to master some of the more complex pieces (such as the Banana, Swordsman, or writ of certiorari), there's frankly only so much you can do with only six pieces, making this Chess variant primarily suitable for children. It is widely believed that sixteeners would be better off playing a game more appropriate for their intellect, such as Candy Land or War (card game).

Reaction among players ranges from "contemptuous scorn" to "supercilious derision".

## See also

* Checkers
* Training
* Black-and-White Chess
Not letting go

The opposite of letting go, Not letting go is a loophole in Chess.

Though you must eventually start to make a move, and failing to do so before the timer ends will result in you being shot, once you've touched a Piece, the timer is irrelevant. The Turn ends when you let go. A game can thereby be made infinite by never letting go. This strategic loophole is favoured by younger players likely to outlive their older opponents.
The Missed Carriage

The **Missed Carriage** is a complicated Chess maneuver allowing the player to control alternate deletions of the opposing player's pieces via En Passant. This buys time, buckling the opponent's defense, but ultimately results in a loss. Following this event, players who do not wish to stand by a stalemate are well-advised to reboot the game.
Power regulations

Since update 1.2.4, power regulations were established to make the playing field more fair for all manufacturers.

## Current regulations

The current power regulations have not changed since the initial implementation of them. The regulations are as follows:

* Maximum 950 horsepower.
* Strictly naturally aspirated (exception of the Bishop, who can be turbocharged.)
* Engines must be DOHC V10, with a maximum RPM of 19,000 at most. (Mazda pieces are excluded and allowed to use R26B 4-Rotor engines.)
* Cannot exceed 8L displacement.

## Ferrari Controversy

Manufacturer Ferrari was exposed in 1996 for cheating by sneaking in an 11th cylinder, gaining extra power in the straights. Used in Rooks, the engine was poorly balanced and would cause the 1996 rooks to shake, which led to an investigation by the FIC (Fédération Internationale de Chess). They found out about the secret 11th piston, and Ferrari was banned until 1998.

## Concerns

Since the game's release, there have been concerns regarding the Horsey. While other pieces are capable of reaching 950 horsepower, the Horsey can only output 1 horsepower. This leads to it struggling in DRS zones. Horsey mains have constantly reached out to support teams, and even developers, but have yet to get a formal response.
Policeman

Whenever an illegal move is played, a **policeman** appears on the board and attempts to arrest one or more players. The normal rules do not apply to him and he can move to any square he so chooses. The policeman can only be banished by convincing him to look over his shoulder (typically the left), then sucker-punching him while he's not looking. The current record for number of policemen summoned during the game is the standing record from 1987's *Kasparov v. Superman: Dawn of Justice*; i.e., 178.
Fred The Ghost

**Fred** is the only known white Ghost and appears to be rather meek and easily convinced. In the episode *Pac-Pong Fever*, when the Ghost Gang could not find any sheets in theNetherworld, they convinced Fred to let them use him as a sheet to hang on their stick to act as a white flag. Despite being used as such Fred did not seem bothered by it.
Alien Ghost Monsters

**Alien Ghosts** are the ghosts of an unknown alien species and many reside within the massive Ghosteroid which drifts through space. Alien Ghosts first appeared in the *Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures* episode, "Planet Pac Versus the Ghosteroid". They show up during Pac's attempt to stop the Ghosteroid from colliding with Pac-World. The Alien Calls In The Ghost Ailens And Pac-Man Has To Find A Power Pellet To Eat Them
The Hanks Shabang

The **Hanks Shabang** is a Chess maneuver invented by Tom Hanks on the set of *Castaway*.

## 1.Nf3

If White opens with 1.Nf3, the game often becomes one of the d4 openings (closed games or semi-closed games) by a different move order (this is called *transposition*), but unique openings such as the Réti and King's Indian Attack are also common. The Réti itself is characterized by White playing 1.Nf3, fianchettoing one or both bishops, and not playing an early d4 (which would generally transpose into one of the 1.d4 openings).

The King's Indian Attack (KIA) is a system of development that White may use in reply to almost any Black opening moves.
The characteristic KIA setup is 1.Nf3, 2.g3, 3.Bg2, 4.0-0, 5.d3, 6.Nbd2, and 7.e4, although these moves may be played in many different orders. In fact, the KIA is probably most often reached after 1.e4 when White uses it to respond to a Black attempt to play one of the semi-open games such as the Caro-Kann, French, or Sicilian, or even the open games which usually come after 1.e4 e5.
Its greatest appeal may be that by adopting a set pattern of development, White can avoid the large amount of opening study required to prepare to meet the many different possible Black replies to 1.e4.
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## 1.c4

The English also frequently transposes into a d4 opening, but it can take on independent character as well including symmetrical variations (1.c4 c5) and the Sicilian Defense in reverse (1.c4 e5).

## 1.f4

With Bird's Opening White tries to get a strong grip on the e5-square. The opening can resemble a Dutch Defense in reverse after 1.f4 d5, or Black may try to disrupt White by playing 1...e5!? (From's Gambit).
Periodic Table Chess

**Periodic Table Chess**is a game of Chess played on the **Periodic Table**instead of the Chessboard.

Hach side uses six Pawns, a Bishop, a Castle, a Rook, a Horsey, a King and two Queens.

The game is played horizontally, with the White army starting in the **Alkali Metals** and **Alkaline Earth** elements (plus **Hydrogen** for the King), and the Black troupe taking the **Noble Gases** and **Halogens** as their entry plinths.

The **Lanthanides** (57-71) and **Actinides** (89-103) are treated as single "Free Parking" squares beneath **Yttrium** for simplicity. Otherwise, each Square  is treated as if composed of the element to which it refers, at room temperature.
Spy

At the start of a game of Chess, choose one piece from the opponent's Team.
This piece is now your **Spy**. At any point in the game, but only during your turn, you can declare "Spy turn" and your opponent must close her eyes. You may then move this piece.

At any point during the game, you may declare "A spy is among us!!!" and nominate which piece of your team you believe to be a spy. Your opponent will inform you if you are correct. If you are correct, you may eat the piece.
Unregistered Player

*You may be looking for Craten*

Though it is good practice to sign in, some players prefer to maintain the anonymity of their exact IP address.

An Unregistered Player could be anyone, and technically is.

Followers of Orthodox Chess believe that Craten still communicates with us via unregistered epistles, though there is no means to verify this without knowing Craten's IP address. It is true.
Queens

**Queens** is the easternmost and largest in area of the five boroughs of New York City, geographically adjacent to the borough of Brooklyn at the western end of Long Island. Coterminous with **Queens County** since 1899, the borough of Queens is the second-largest in population (behind Brooklyn), with approximately 2.3 million residents in 2013, approximately 48% of them foreign-born; Queens County is also the second most populous county in New York State, behind neighboring Kings County, which is coterminous with the borough of Brooklyn. Queens is the fourth-most densely populated county among New York City's boroughs, as well as in the United States; and if each New York City borough were an independent city, Queens would also be the nation's fourth most populous city, after Los Angeles, Chicago, and Brooklyn. Queens is one of the most ethnically diverse urban area in the world.

The differing character in the neighborhoods of Queens is reflected by its diverse housing stock ranging from high-rise apartment buildings, especially prominent in the more densely urban areas of western and central Queens, such as Jackson Heights, Flushing, Astoria, and Long Island City, to large, free-standing single-family homes, common in the eastern part of the borough, in neighborhoods that have a more suburban layout like neighboring Nassau County, such as Little Neck, Douglaston, and Bayside.

Queens has the second-largest and most diversified economy of all the five boroughs of New York City; the borough is home to two of the three major New York City area airports (and both major airports in New York City proper), JFK International Airport and LaGuardia Airport. These airports are among the busiest in the world, causing the airspace above Queens to be the most congested in the country. Attractions in Queens include Flushing Meadows Park—home to the New York Mets baseball team and the US Open tennis tournament—Kaufman Astoria Studios, Silvercup Studios, and Aqueduct Racetrack.

Queens was established in 1683 as one of the original 12 counties of New York and was named for the Portuguese Princess Catherine of Braganza (1638–1705), who was at the time queen of England, Scotland, and Ireland.
Queens became a borough of New York City in 1898. From 1683 until 1899, the County of Queens included what is now Nassau County.

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Stacked Il Vaticano

The ***Stacked Il Vaticano*** is a maneuver where there are two stacked bishops (bishipping). After a Stacked Il Vaticano, the player will gain any piece that would normally be captured when playing the Il Vaticano, and you lose your stacked bishops. This move is also named the ***Il San Marino***, and was originally played in the San Marino Local Chess Championship.
The Sinister Man

The Sinister Man is one of the antagonists in Chess. Seasoned Chess Players know to look out on square F6 which he is always present on. His backstory is puzzling

## Backstory

The Sinister Man used to be an expert Chess player until one day he made a deal with the **Chess Devil**. The Chess Devil offered **The Sinister Potion** in exchange for never losing in Chess again. He has now been trapped in the **game** in the form of the square F6, unable to lose in Chess, as he is invulnerable.

Prior to his sinistration, his name was *Edward H. Chess*

## See also

For the Black and White Sinister Men respectively, see Spy vs. Spy
Wizard Chess

*Not to be confused with Chess Wizard.*

**Wizard Chess** is Chess except that both players are Wizards, typically the same wizard playing against himself by comically running back and forth between the two sides of the table. As a goof, when he wins, the player may taunt the empty other side of the board, and then run over there and clutch at his heart in mock horror and shame. The aspiring Chess Wizard should beware, however, that if at this point he breaks out in laughter and claps himself on the back while shaking his hand, this may result in a temporal paradox and result in self-annihilation.
Reincarnation

Reincarnation is a special move a player can activate after Death (real life). The player must be a 9th level Druid (subclass does not matter) to activate the ability and it takes an hour to cast.

# Reincarnate

*5th Level, Transmutation*

* Casting Time: 1 hour
* Range: Touch
* Target: A dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid
* Components: V S M (Rare oils and unguents worth at least 1,000 gp, which the spell consumes)
* Duration: Instantaneous
* Classes: Druid
* You touch a dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid. Provided that the creature has been dead no longer than 10 days, the spell forms a new adult body for it and then calls the soul to enter that body. If the target’s soul isn’t free or willing to do so, the spell fails. The magic fashions a new body for the creature to inhabit, which likely causes the creature’s race to change. The GM rolls a d100 and consults the following table to determine what form the creature takes when restored to life, or the GM chooses a form. d100
	+ Race: 01–04 Dragonborn, 05–13 Hill Dwarf, 14–21 Mountain Dwarf, 22–25 Dark Elf, 26–34 High Elf, 35–42 Wood Elf, 43–46 Forest Gnome, 47–52 Rock Gnome, 53–56 Half-elf, 57–60 Half-orc, 61–68 Lightfoot Halfling, 69–76 Stout Halfling, 77–96 Human, 97–00 Tiefling
	+ The reincarnated creature recalls its former life and experiences. It retains the capabilities it had in its original form, except it exchanges its original race for the new one and changes its racial traits accordingly.
Ssehc

**Ssehc** is Chess's nemesis and younger brother.

Ssehc was born in Bethany, Oklahoma on the 5th of April 1968 to Garton Chess, a whale trader, and Selna Forth-Chess, an English teacher. Ssehc lived a normal white American life until the age of 12, when he suffered a spinal fracture at the hands of Limuri. He spent the next decade in rehab, and became fascinated with the works of Anton LaVey and violently jealous of his elder brother.

Ssehc had a brief career as a jazz dancer, but retired to focus his attention on the destruction and inconveniencing of Chess.
Space Invaders

**Space Invaders** descend on the Chessboard from above rank 8, firing lasers and destroying anything they touch. They are of greater risk to Black due to Black being higher up and the way they attack from behind, where the Black King is most prone.

They speed up and switch directions when they reach the end of a Rank.
The Goopyhead Dilemna

***The Goopyhead Philes***

In 1784

Goopyhead and George Washington had a little disagreement as to where the Freddy Fazbear piece should be allowed or not.

George Washington after losing one of his rounds to this extremely rare piece, he spoke out against the public and most of all Goopyhead. Goopyhead had created a riot to unban Freddy Fazbear, After hearing this George Washington had gone all BEAST MODE! He gave Goopyhead 2 proposals, either stop the riots and Freddy Fazbear will be unbanned or continue rioting and say farewell to the Bulgarian Backflip, This was definitely "a dilemna" Unfortunately, goopyhead went with the most logical option "Stop the riots and keep Freddy Fazbear banned" And thus.. the Chess Community had been impacted and the Freddy Fazbear piece has been lost to the sands of time.
Tigran P. Petrosian

**Tigran P. Petrosian** is the Tigran Petrosian who loved Chess so much he woke up one day (and all days since) as a Pawn.

Tigran P. Petrosian, the leftmost White pawn, now gets to exercise his Chess expertise directly on the Chessboard, plotting out complex strategies for his whole Army. Since he has no means of communicating this to his comrades, he mostly moves forwards and gets Taken.
Pope

If a Bishop slays all of the opposing Bishops on the board, he becomes **Pope**. Put the Pope's Hat (sold separately) on the Bishop.

He can now move through pieces, dispatching multiple enemies in one move. He also gains the Pope Stomp ability.

## Pope Stomp

Instead of moving, pick up the **Pope** piece between your thumb and forefinger, and violently place it back down on the same square. All pieces of all colours within a two-square radius are destroyed.

Note: Only a White Bishop can become **Pope**.
Pawn

The **Pawn**, also spelled **Paun**, is the least powerful but most intelligent piece in Chess. It can move one square ahead per turn, but if the inexperienced player is not attentive enough to notice, it may keep going forward and run off the board (best case) or collide with enemy pieces (worst case). Traditionally, expended pawns are collected after the match is over and mailed back to the Chess factory in tiny coffins.

Each pawn, male or female, has his own Name and Backstory.

## Known Pawns

* Harvey Jacobs
* Mongo
* The White King (in Chess-232)
* Tyson
* The Twins

 **Pieces**
Traditional pieces
**Pawn** - Rook - Horsey - Bishop - Queen - King

Bishops
Chess.com Bishop - ChessKid Bishop - Clay Bishop - Eater Bishop - Exploding Bishop Bug

Pawns
Long pawn - Civilians - Harvey Jacobs - Pwnzmsaucz - The Twins - Sidepawn - Starcross'd Lovers — Wylvywth Wxtygrl - Emerald Pawn - Emoji Pawn ♟️ - The Red Pawn - Large Pawn

Rooks
Merged Rooks - Moses (Rook) - Upside-Down Rook

Horses
Clay Knight/Horsey - Front-facing Horsey - Zorse

Queens
Wooden Queens - Doodle Queen - Amethyst Queen

Kings
Amethyst King - U+2654 WHITE CHESS KING ♔

Other
8-sided dice - ? - A marble - Actress - AI - Alligator - Bactrian Camel Emoji - Barack Obama - Barber - Barnacle - Base - Basilisk - Beetle - Bobby Fischer - Boss - Braille alphabet letter - Brick - Broken Piece - Calculator - Cardinal - Cat - Caveman - Cerberus - Chalk - Chameleon - Chance Cards - Chancemaker - Cheerleader - Chess Buzzard - Chess Cannon - Chess clock - Chess Devil - Chess Fannon - Chess Reaper - Chess Umpire - Chessboard - Chessian - Chrysippus - Coin - Currency - Dark Matter - Die - Decoy - Doge - Donkey - Duck - Ferrari™ - Food - Freddy Fazbear - Garfield - Garry Kasparov (Piece) - Ghost - Giant Chess - Gluon - Google - Handmaidens - Hawk - Hotel - Jarmge - Jester - Jesus - King Prawns - Kintan strider - Knight - Knook - L-shaped Tetris Piece - Land Cards - Laughing matter - Lawnmower - Lookman - Lord - Luigi - Machine - Mario - Matryoshka doll - Mine from Minesweeper - Minesweeper - Minions - Monarch - Moses - MrBeast - Newspaper - Oreo - Orphan - Otis the cow - Peashooter - Pegasus - Picnicking - Pigeon - Pilgrim - Pipe Bomb - Piper - Policeman - Professor Plum - Quarter - Ratchine Farrell - Sawdust - Scout - Sergeant Peters - Shark - Sisyphus - Skull - Spongebob - Spy - Stop Sign - Swordsman - Terminator - The Announcer - The one Piece - The Sinister Man - Toa - Trojans - Tyson - UFO - Weird Piece - Weirder Piece - Weirdest Piece - Wheater - Wizard - World piece - Zebra - ඞ - ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ
Slowrunning

A keen competitor to the Speedrunning community is **Slowrunning**, in which Players compete against each other, themselves and the clock to undertake the slowest game possible.

Slowrunning was founded by Tigran M. Petrosian in 1887 in his game against Tigran X. Petrosian, in which no Moves have yet or will ever been completed. As this game now continues indefinitely, no Slowrunning competitor has bothered to try because they could never make a Game that started later last longer.
Parkour

Any Chess movement that cannot be expressed in a straight, untwisted line or as a Skateboard trick is considered **Parkour**.

Parkour can be useful for climbing, reaching distant ledges, endorphins, and style points.

## Controversy

Different Chessian factions disagree over whether the Horsey can be considered to perform Parkour in its standard move - or any other!

According to Black Queen's Rook:

> *The Horsey holds a natural advantage at Parkour over any other Piece due to its four legs. There is already a term for stylish Horsey movement: Dressage.*
> - Black Queen's Rook
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However,

> *Black Queen's Rook is just jealous.*
> - Anonymous (translated from neighing)
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Saint

For a Piece to become a **Saint**, it must die, then perform two miracles. One miracle is not enough. Three is too many. As it is difficult to cause miracles after one's death, they are considered especially miraculous, and are usually performed via their death falling unto a Rube Goldberg machine with miracles at the other end.

When the Piece is revived as a a Saint, it may not return to the Chessboard but may perform its actions (*blessings*) once per turn from outside of the Chessboard. The blessings are new to each **Saint**, depending on their saintly remit. Remit is assigned by the Church and is based upon the actions of the Saint's prior life (for example, Saint of movement), or whatever the Holy C improvises for them upon canonisation.

 **Pieces**
Traditional pieces
Pawn - Rook - Horsey - Bishop - Queen - King

Bishops
Chess.com Bishop - ChessKid Bishop - Clay Bishop - Eater Bishop - Exploding Bishop Bug

Pawns
Long pawn - Civilians - Harvey Jacobs - Pwnzmsaucz - The Twins - Sidepawn - Starcross'd Lovers — Wylvywth Wxtygrl - Emerald Pawn - Emoji Pawn ♟️ - The Red Pawn - Large Pawn

Rooks
Merged Rooks - Moses (Rook) - Upside-Down Rook

Horses
Clay Knight/Horsey - Front-facing Horsey - Zorse

Queens
Wooden Queens - Doodle Queen - Amethyst Queen

Kings
Amethyst King - U+2654 WHITE CHESS KING ♔

Other
8-sided dice - ? - A marble - Actress - AI - Alligator - Bactrian Camel Emoji - Barack Obama - Barber - Barnacle - Base - Basilisk - Beetle - Bobby Fischer - Boss - Braille alphabet letter - Brick - Broken Piece - Calculator - Cardinal - Cat - Caveman - Cerberus - Chalk - Chameleon - Chance Cards - Chancemaker - Cheerleader - Chess Buzzard - Chess Cannon - Chess clock - Chess Devil - Chess Fannon - Chess Reaper - Chess Umpire - Chessboard - Chessian - Chrysippus - Coin - Currency - Dark Matter - Die - Decoy - Doge - Donkey - Duck - Ferrari™ - Food - Freddy Fazbear - Garfield - Garry Kasparov (Piece) - Ghost - Giant Chess - Gluon - Google - Handmaidens - Hawk - Hotel - Jarmge - Jester - Jesus - King Prawns - Kintan strider - Knight - Knook - L-shaped Tetris Piece - Land Cards - Laughing matter - Lawnmower - Lookman - Lord - Luigi - Machine - Mario - Matryoshka doll - Mine from Minesweeper - Minesweeper - Minions - Monarch - Moses - MrBeast - Newspaper - Oreo - Orphan - Otis the cow - Peashooter - Pegasus - Picnicking - Pigeon - Pilgrim - Pipe Bomb - Piper - Policeman - Professor Plum - Quarter - Ratchine Farrell - Sawdust - Scout - Sergeant Peters - Shark - Sisyphus - Skull - Spongebob - Spy - Stop Sign - Swordsman - Terminator - The Announcer - The one Piece - The Sinister Man - Toa - Trojans - Tyson - UFO - Weird Piece - Weirder Piece - Weirdest Piece - Wheater - Wizard - World piece - Zebra - ඞ - ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ
Tetris Chess

**Tetris Chess** (released in Europe as ***Chesstris***) is a game very similar to Chess, except if the bottom rank is ever fully occupied by pieces, they get deleted tetris-style and the rest of the pieces fall down.

The game instantly concludes, as it starts in a perfect arrangement where every piece gets erased first turn.

Winning at this game unlocks the L-shaped Tetris Piece for regular campaign mode.
Rook

Each Chess Team contains one **Rook**. The **Rook** sits at the back-right of the player's Army. It is identical to the Castle in both function and shape, except that it is a bird.

 **Pieces**
Traditional pieces
Pawn - **Rook** - Horsey - Bishop - Queen - King

Bishops
Chess.com Bishop - ChessKid Bishop - Clay Bishop - Eater Bishop - Exploding Bishop Bug

Pawns
Long pawn - Civilians - Harvey Jacobs - Pwnzmsaucz - The Twins - Sidepawn - Starcross'd Lovers — Wylvywth Wxtygrl - Emerald Pawn - Emoji Pawn ♟️ - The Red Pawn - Large Pawn

Rooks
Merged Rooks - Moses (Rook) - Upside-Down Rook

Horses
Clay Knight/Horsey - Front-facing Horsey - Zorse

Queens
Wooden Queens - Doodle Queen - Amethyst Queen

Kings
Amethyst King - U+2654 WHITE CHESS KING ♔

Other
8-sided dice - ? - A marble - Actress - AI - Alligator - Bactrian Camel Emoji - Barack Obama - Barber - Barnacle - Base - Basilisk - Beetle - Bobby Fischer - Boss - Braille alphabet letter - Brick - Broken Piece - Calculator - Cardinal - Cat - Caveman - Cerberus - Chalk - Chameleon - Chance Cards - Chancemaker - Cheerleader - Chess Buzzard - Chess Cannon - Chess clock - Chess Devil - Chess Fannon - Chess Reaper - Chess Umpire - Chessboard - Chessian - Chrysippus - Coin - Currency - Dark Matter - Die - Decoy - Doge - Donkey - Duck - Ferrari™ - Food - Freddy Fazbear - Garfield - Garry Kasparov (Piece) - Ghost - Giant Chess - Gluon - Google - Handmaidens - Hawk - Hotel - Jarmge - Jester - Jesus - King Prawns - Kintan strider - Knight - Knook - L-shaped Tetris Piece - Land Cards - Laughing matter - Lawnmower - Lookman - Lord - Luigi - Machine - Mario - Matryoshka doll - Mine from Minesweeper - Minesweeper - Minions - Monarch - Moses - MrBeast - Newspaper - Oreo - Orphan - Otis the cow - Peashooter - Pegasus - Picnicking - Pigeon - Pilgrim - Pipe Bomb - Piper - Policeman - Professor Plum - Quarter - Ratchine Farrell - Sawdust - Scout - Sergeant Peters - Shark - Sisyphus - Skull - Spongebob - Spy - Stop Sign - Swordsman - Terminator - The Announcer - The one Piece - The Sinister Man - Toa - Trojans - Tyson - UFO - Weird Piece - Weirder Piece - Weirdest Piece - Wheater - Wizard - World piece - Zebra - ඞ - ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ
Tarzan 2: The Legend Begins Live! Stage Show

New for 2023 at Chessington World of Adventures it's Tarzan 2 The Legend Begins: Live Stage Show and Hosted by Daisy from Live Show Peppa Pig live

## Voice Cast

Harrison Chad as Young Tarzan

Brenda Grate as Young Terk

Harrison Fahn as Young Tantor

Tim Curry as Kitty Kat, a lion from The Addams Family (2019 film) and The Addams Family 2

Steve Whitmire as Young Kermit from Kermit's Swamp Years

Jim Carrey as Cody, a baby snow leopard

* Tara Strong as Yuvi the Leopard Cub
* Eric Idle as Tua the Leopard Cub
* Pink! as Sarah, a meerkat
* Tom Arnold as Harold, a meerkat
* Bill Hunter as Cubby, a lion cub
* Martin Brooks as Spear guys from Super Mario Bros. (series)
Turtling

**Turtling** is an advanced strategy of Chess. Since the Chess Army starts out in its most condensed formation, there is no Attack it can't immediately Counter.

Keep your Army still except to poke back at those who poke you! Spend your turn Passing or writing poetry. Turtling is understood to be the source of the world's best poetry - ever!!!

Some of the most exciting games result from both Players Turtling.
Queen

**Queen** are a British rock band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of Freddie Mercury (lead vocals, piano), Brian May (guitar, vocals), John Deacon (bass guitar), and Roger Taylor (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by progressive rock, hard rock and heavy metal, but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as arena rock and pop rock, into their music.

Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named Smile with bassist Tim Staffell. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their eponymous debut album in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, *Queen II* in 1974, but it was the release of *Sheer Heart Attack* later in 1974 and *A Night at the Opera* in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "Bohemian Rhapsody", which stayed at number one in the UK Singles Chart for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the US Billboard Hot 100. Their 1977 album, *News of the World*, contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "We Will Rock You" and "We Are the Champions".

By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest stadium rock bands in the world, with "Another One Bites the Dust" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's Live Aid is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of bronchopneumonia, a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with Free and Bad Company vocalist Paul Rodgers under the name Queen + Paul Rodgers which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist Adam Lambert under the name of Queen + Adam Lambert. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, *Queen Forever*, featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury.

The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's best-selling music artists. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the British Phonographic Industry in 1990, and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2001.
Spiny Shell

A **Spiny Shell** (トゲゾーこうら), also known as a **Blue Shell** (青こうら) since it has a blue color, is an absolutely devastating Item that debuted in the second *Mario Kart* title, *Mario Kart 64*. It has taken on many different forms and variations throughout the series (of Chess).

Because of their cruel and unforgiving nature, the Spiny Shell has become an infamous Item, feared by even the most skilled Chess.

The shell locks on to the first place Piece, traveling in the middle of the road and bowling over any Pieces in its path. Any gaps in the Board are not a problem for the Spiny Shell; they can simply glide right over them.
Rolling

Some Pieces can Roll.

This is the only known way a Piece can lay horizontal on a horizontal board without being removed from/disappearing from the game. After a Roll, the Piece is removed from/disappears from the game.

* Rook and Castle are known for their Rolling attack, right up any File or Rank! Watch out!
* Pawns can roll a little bit.
* Bishops can roll diagonally.
* Horseys roll in a kinda skewed, juttering way due to their jagged shape - taller than they are wide, but with that jaw bit sticking out. That's how they roll.
* Queens can roll all kinds of ways.
* The King is slow at rolling. He has indigestion.
* A marble can roll - duh!
Tinky

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Tinky is a young, lavender Kiltic Ghost Monster. She's the eighth and final member of Ghost Gang. She loves hugging her stuffed animals.

## When Tinky first joined the Ghost Gang

Tinky was waiting for her boyfriend Jinky at the Scarlet Tower's entrance when the other seven Ghost Gang members (including Jinky) fell onto the ground. The magic feather fell slowly onto Tinky's hand.

Tinky was curious about the Ghost Gang so She decided to join, making it eight Ghost Gang members in total.

## Relationship

Tinky has a relationship with her boyfriend Jinky. When She and Jinky first met in school, Tinky was a bit shy.
Transposition (chess)

**Transposition** is explanation or description of the setting of Chess, within Chess itself (compare exposition). It typically happens diegetically, within character dialogue, as opposed to within narration or flavor text. It is **not** to be confused with Chess' position on transgender rights (complete support).

Common examples include:

* The Bishop praying to Chess God
* The Antibishop praying to the Chess Devil
* The Unbishop praying to the Chess Reverse God
* Harvey Jacobs telling everyone who will listen about his wonderful wife
Pregnant

When a piece is **pregnant**, he must be rushed to the Hospital Square (h1) within nine turns (the **gestation period**). When the piece reaches this square, he can give birth by rolling 4 or more. The colour of the offspring depends on the colours of the parents. The offspring piece is considered a child for the next 20 turns and cannot attack, but after this it is a fully-fledged piece. The type of piece in question is decided by D6.

If the piece fails to reach the Hospital Square in time, the **gestation period** ends and play continues.

Rooks cannot become pregnant, and instead lay a chess egg.

1. ↑ Pregnancy, Chess and You, Harvard Press, 2006
Dr. Buttocks

— Dr. Buttocks, Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures

**Dr. Buttocks** is the Netherworld's greatest evil scientist with an ego rivaling that of Betrayus and is Butt-ler's twin brother. He specializes in inventing evil gadgets with his superior intellect, which he never passes up an opportunity to brag about. He is one of the main villains in *Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures*. He hates his twin brother, Butt-ler. (And the feeling is mutual) He finds out the Ghost Gang are working with Pac-Man, but always fails to show Betrayus. His ego and arrogance is eclipsed only by Betrayus. Buttocks wears a mechanical claw on one arm.

He is voiced by Brian Drummond (who also plays Clyde and Butt-ler) with a hint of a French or German accent. Which is odd considering Butt-ler has a British accent.
Wild Wild Chess

**Wild Wild Chess** is a 1999 American steampunk western action comedy film directed by Barry Sonnenfeld and written by S. S. Wilson, Brent Maddock, Jeffrey Price and Peter S. Seaman. A big-screen adaptation of the 1965–1969 TV series The Wild Wild Chess, it stars Will Smith, Kevin Kline (who appears in dual roles as one of the two protagonists Artemus Gordon and as President Ulysses S. Grant), Kenneth Branagh and Salma Hayek.

Similar to the series, the film features a large amount of gadgetry. It serves as a parody, however, as the gadgetry is more highly advanced, implausible steampunk technology and bizarre mechanical inventions, including innumerable inventions of the mechanological geniuses Artemus Gordon and Dr. Loveless, such as nitroglycerine-powered penny-farthing bicycles, spring-loaded notebooks, bulletproof chain mail, flying machines, steam tanks, and Loveless's giant mechanical spider.

Wild Wild Chess was a commercial disappointment, earning only $222.1 million worldwide against a $170 million budget, and received predominantly negative reviews.
The Baker Mistaker

**The Baker Mistaker** is a chess move invented by actor Kenny Baker on the set of *Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones*. Integral to its power is the act of convincing one's opponent that they've made a mistake. Its popularity is partially based on the rarity of an intact copy of the rules.

## 1.Nf3

If White opens with 1.Nf3, the game often becomes one of the d4 openings (closed games or semi-closed games) by a different move order (this is called *transposition*), but unique openings such as the Réti and King's Indian Attack are also common. The Réti itself is characterized by White playing 1.Nf3, fianchettoing one or both bishops, and not playing an early d4 (which would generally transpose into one of the 1.d4 openings).

The King's Indian Attack (KIA) is a system of development that White may use in reply to almost any Black opening moves.
The characteristic KIA setup is 1.Nf3, 2.g3, 3.Bg2, 4.0-0, 5.d3, 6.Nbd2, and 7.e4, although these moves may be played in many different orders. In fact, the KIA is probably most often reached after 1.e4 when White uses it to respond to a Black attempt to play one of the semi-open games such as the Caro-Kann, French, or Sicilian, or even the open games which usually come after 1.e4 e5.
Its greatest appeal may be that by adopting a set pattern of development, White can avoid the large amount of opening study required to prepare to meet the many different possible Black replies to 1.e4.

## 1.c4

The English also frequently transposes into a d4 opening, but it can take on independent character as well including symmetrical variations (1.c4 c5) and the Sicilian Defense in reverse (1.c4 e5).

## 1.f4

With Bird's Opening White tries to get a strong grip on the e5-square. The opening can resemble a Dutch Defense in reverse after 1.f4 d5, or Black may try to disrupt White by playing 1...e5!? (From's Gambit).
Blinky

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Blinky Is The Red Ghost And The Leader Of The Ghost Gang! He's Very Crafty But Can't Be Trusted! Blinky Might Act Mean But He Deeply Cares About All The Other Members Of The Ghost Gang! Blinky Might Be Only Helping Pacman And All Of His Friends Because He Likes Staying On The Winning Team!

Blinky's Pac-Man Sprite
Pac-Girl

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Pac-Girl Is One Of IlaydaKakara's Pac-Man Fan Characters She's A Female Clone Of Pac-Man **Cylindria And Spiral Meets Her At The School That She's New And Spiral Nosebleed And Pac-Girl Meets Specter That Spiral Wants Him To Get Away From Her In Valenpac Day Spiral Gives Pac-Girl A Gift**

She Likes It And Spiral Has A Girlfriend
Pac-Man Jr

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Pac-Man Jr Known As Pac-Jr Jr-Pac Jr Pac-Man

Pac-Man Jr Is The Son Of Pac-Man In The Games He Appears In

Jr Pac-Man

Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures

Pac-Man World

Pac-Man World 2 (Cameo)

Pac-Man World 3

Pac-Man World Rally

Pac In Time

Pac-Man All Stars

In Pac-Man 2 Pac-Jr Lost His Guitar By The Ghosts

Pac-Jr And Lucy Chase Them And Pac-Jr Cried

So Pac Goes On An Adventure To Find Pac-Jr's Missing Guitar

In Pac-Man All Stars Pac-Jr Is An Playable Character

In The Pac-Man Cartoon Series Pac-Jr Is An Baby His Name Is Pac-Baby

In Pac-Man World Pac-Jr Goes To Pac's 20th Birthday But Some Small Robot Attempt To Kidnapped

Him But It Stole His Beanie Hat And Pac-Jr Gets Kidnapped

In Pac-Man 2 Pac-Jr's Game Can Be Unlock In The Genesis Version
Namco Museum

Namco Museum Was Released For The Playstation 2 Gamecube And The Xbox Namco Museum Has Games Like

Pac-Man Pac-Man Arrangement

Galaga Galaga Arrangement

Pac-Man Arrangement And Dig Dug Arrangement Musics Are Sightly Pitched Up

Pole Position And Pole Position 2

Ms Pac-Man And Galaxian And Pac-Mania

Pac-Attack Is An Unlockble Game
Pac-Man World 4

Pac-Man World 4 (Pakku-Man World 4) Is An Fan Game Coming On March 19

The story first takes place in the Netherworld, where Betrayus is looking weak after a sure brutal battle with Pac-Man, he is angry and wants to fight him again, but he has been weak for a very long state. A shadow appears in Betrayus' room, where the shadow speaks to Betrayus, and uses a form of magic to heal his wounds, Betrayus is then healed, and he is asked to join the mysterious entity to destroy Pac-Man, Betrayus agrees, and they disappear in a flash.

Later, Erwin appears to have crashed into Pac-Mans' world, it is revealed Pac-Man also defeated him again. Betrayus and the mysterious figure talk to Erwin, and he joins the two.

The three evildoers head to Ghost Island and find Orson and the Ghost Gang, Blinky is shocked and yells out the word "Spooky", revealing that the figure was Spooky, who escaped from the Golden Tree again! The Ghost Gang quickly join the side of evil after Spooky mentions that he and these other defeated villains are bringing vengeance to the yellow hero. Orson doesn't want to join until the Ghost Gang persuade him to do, after what Pac-Man had done to his machine and how he ate him. Orson remembers that and still is not sure until Spooky fears the Ghost and threatens him, Orson has no choice and joins the evil team.

Now the scene takes years after Erwins' defeat and Pac-Man has defeated many foes including the vicious Spooky and the mad genius Erwin. Pac-Man is now living a peaceful life again until he confronted by the Ghost Gang, who have a master plan to turn Pac-Land into a world full of ghosts, but Pac-Man isn't going to let then, until he is knocked back by Spooky himself, who mysteriously has escaped from the Golden Tree, not only that, Orson appears with a stronger Toc-Man in order to destroy the annoying Pac once and for all. Erwin also miraculously appears with a space craft that abducts some of the citizens of Pac-Land. The wicked Betrayus appears after years too, he opens a portal that unleashes a army of ghosts to swarm Pac-Land.

Pac-Mans old enemies then retreat to start their new conquest to destroy the Pac-People, so now, Pac-Man must head out on yet another huge adventure to defeat his many powerful foes from the past, to save Pac-Land from doom.
Orson

"It's so unfair, you ruined everything. Nobody loves a ghost."*―- Orson, Pac-Man World*

*"Try to bring her back in one piece, two at most"* —- Orson, Pac-Man World 3

**Orson** (Japanese: **オーソン** *Oson*) first appeared in Pac-Man World. He only directly appeared at the end, after Pac-Mandefeated his Toc-Man robot. Orson was once eaten by Pac-Man, after he claims "Nobody loves a ghost." He returns in Pac-Man World 3 as a friend of Pac-Man. He is the one who tells Pac-Man about Erwin's evil plot. He also rebuilt Toc-Man for Pac-Man to try out.

### Appearance

Orson is green in color and has a high pitched voice. He is generally regarded as a super genius.

### Personality

Smart and kind, Orson shares a mutual respect with Pac-Man, despite getting eaten by him once. While Orson has a tendency to be skittish, he will always be there to help Pac-Man when the need arises.﻿

### Early life

Orson always had a love for science, but he became jealous of Pac-Man because of his popularity. Orson wanted Pac-Man to be forgotten so he himself can become more popular than Pac-Man. Orson's life back then, however, was very different then the party life he lives in current times.

### *Pac-Man World*

Orson constructed Toc-Man sometime around his early twenties, the same age as Pac-Man. Orson planned that Toc-Man would work for him and help him overthrow Pac-Man. Orson taught Toc-Man to serve him and obey him. Nevertheless, Toc-Man enjoyed partying rather than chase after Pac-Man until Pac-Man appeared in Ghost Island. Though Pac-Man was invading and Toc-Man didn't know well of what to do, as he never listened to Orson.

### *Pac-Man World 3*

Pac-Man defeated Toc-Man and Orson noticed his strength. Pac-Man would sometimes work for Orson in a capacity similar to an agent. Orson would assign Pac-Man missions in Pac-Man World 3. Once the objectives started getting rough, Orson would allow Pac-Man to utilize his old Toc-Man machine, thus the missions became easier and Pac-Man was able to defeat Erwin and the rest of the famed ghosts.

## Trivia

* Orson doesn't appear in *Pac-Man World 2*.
* Orson is the only male ghost who is friendly to Pac-Man. It is unknown if his affiliation with Pac-Man ended in tragedy following Pac-Man's decision to eat and shoo off the four main Ghosts at the end of*World 3*.
* Orson always talks in a scientific manner.
* Though he is not to be mixed up with Spunky, the two are very similar because they are both gray in color. Orson's grey, however is of a different tint.
* Orson has Dark Green gloves in Pac-Man World, but in Pac-Man World 3, Orson wears darkest green gloves.
* Orson is the only Pac-Man World character not to appear in Pac-Man World Rally. But it is possible that he is the one controlling Toc-Man in it.
Funky

**Funky** (Japanese: **ファンキー** *Fankii)*is the big green ghost from Pac-Mania. He has an interest with Sue due to the constant following. He is noted as the green common. He seems to be Spunky's partner, as they are both commons who appear in the same video game. Funky, like the rest of the ghosts, is an enemy to Pac-Man.

## Trivia

* A green ghost with blue gloves was seen in *Pac-Man World*. It could possibly be Funky, slipped inside the gameplay.
* His other name is **Camper.**
* In the trailer for *Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions*, along-side Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde, a Green ghost also appeared, looking like a classic ghost with yellow eyes. It is possible that Funky is making a return to the Pac-Man series, but is unlikely.