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Spodism

**Spodism** is a common religion in the Milky Way Galaxy. It mainly revolves around the god Spode.

## Gods and demons

### Spode

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Spode is the main deity of Spodism. He is said to have created the Milky Way and The Mirror, and seeded them with stars, planets and life.

### Plantor

Plantor is another important Spodistic god. He helped Spode in creating the two galaxies and making everything within them.

### Syche

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Syche is an important demon, and the ruler of Ugolas. During the events of *Batorok III: Fall of Spode*, Syche imprisons Spode in his realm to gain control of Spodists.

## Denizens

Denizens are creatures present in a Spodistic realm.

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## Realms

Realms are planes of existence controlled by a Spodistic god or demon.

### Ugolas

Ugolas is the Spodistic equivalent of Hell. Ugolas consists of continents from dark purple rock, separated by oceans of lava.

Its ruler is Syche.

### Eqiolon

Eqiolon, nicknamed the Emerald Region, is the Spodistic equivalent of Heaven. It is a giant grass field with flowers, with a forest called the Evergreen Forest and a mountain called Mount Soul.

Its ruler is Spode.
Dr. Cortex

**Neo Periwinkle Cortex**, (ネオ・コルテックス *Neo Cortex* in Japanese) most known as *Doctor Neo Cortex*, *Neo Cortex*, *N. Cortex*, *Doctor Cortex* or simply *Cortex* is a professional evil scientist born in Peoria, Illinois and the main antagonist of the Crash Bandicoot series. He is known as the creator of his nemesis: Crash Bandicoot. In almost all games, Cortex is usually the final boss, the exception being *N- Tranced* (where he is a playable character in multiplayer mode), *Crash Tag Team Racing*(where he is a playable character), *Crash Twinsanity* (where he is the first boss and then becomes a playable character in some levels) andCrash of the Titans (where he is also the first boss).
Batorok (planet)

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## Geographical

### Diameter

Slightly larger than Earth's, but smaller than Enzutus'

## Inhabitants

### Flora

Grasses, mushroom-like plants, wide trees

### Notable inhabitants

Ziloa, Jungle Krinkut, Scohaix

**Batorok** is a planet located in the Ziachi system. It's the main location of the Batorok trilogy.

## History

### Formation

Before other important planets, like Earth and Enzutus, were formed, Batorok started to exist. It was too hot to support life, but it slowly cooled down.

### Battle for Batorok

Not much is known about Batorok's past, until the Battle for Batorok. It occured on 0 ABB (After Batorok Battle). The Battle for Batorok is a war between the sapients of the planet, the Aloruna, and the dreaded Grox.
Althyk

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### Patronage

* Historians
* Diviners

**Althyk** (pron. ***Awl**-thick*) is one of the Twelve, and the patron deity of the students of past and future. He is known as the God of Time, the God of Weight (though not weights and measures), the Keeper, and the father of the gods.

## Early History

It is written that in the beginning, there was nothing but the Whorl. The first god, and indeed the first *anything* to emerge therefrom was Althyk, and His mere existence created time and space.

Soon after, the lonely god would be joined by Nymeia, whom He guided and (by some accounts) raised. Finding in one another a kindred spirit, that affinity blossomed to love, and They wed. Their joining brought forth Azeyma and Menphina.

Not a great deal is written of Althyk's history; it seems He prefers to observe while His wife takes a more direct hand in events.

## Depiction and Worship

Althyk is often depicted in religious art as an austere and perhaps distant man, a king or an emperor, who wields a mythril battleaxe and quietly observes time and change. His symbol is the hourglass, as befits the God of Time.

Althyk's priesthood recognizes historians and diviners as touched by their god; among their saints is Coinach, formerly a novitiate of Nald'thal who abandoned his studies and spent his life seeking proof of the Allagan Empire.

Althyk had a hand in creating the Heaven of Earth, alongside Nophica. She planted a sapling, which He then bent time to grow instantly into a mighty tree. Under its shade rest farmers, naturalists, historians, and archaeologists. The leaves of this tree fall into the Hell of Earth, ever burying and re-burying, crushing under their rotting weight such sinners as liars, thieves, defilers of nature, and corrupters of history (revisionists).

Althyk lavender is a rare variety of lavender, which grows only in the arid climate of Thanalan. Precious beyond measure, it is used in funeral rituals, and taken in trade by merchants for priceless ores and furs.

The twelfth and final moon of the calendar is named for Althyk, who well symbolizes arriving at the end of a year, reflecting upon the moons past, and looking forward to those to come.

## Mark of Althyk

A stone bearing the mark of Althyk stands near Amdapor Keep; before the Calamity, it was located near the Lynxpelt Patch in the East Shroud.
Aloruna

The **Aloruna** is one of the six species included in the Batorok Union. They are Diplomats, and also the founders of the Union.

A notable Aloruna is Ziloa, the president of Batorok. He lives in the planet's capital city, Aballava. Ziloa is one of the protagonists of the first story and the first character introduced.

## Description

> "*Aloruna are the founders of the Batorok Union. Their archetype is Diplomat and for them, war is the last resort to a conflict.*"
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## Role in the stories

### Batorok

The first Aloruna of the story, Ziloa, first appears in Chapter 1, discussing the exploration of Earth with the three robots. After the robots have left the spaceship, Ziloa contacts Henea to send in the terraforming fleet.

Aloruna's don't appear until Chapter 7. Ziloa picks up Cailean, Von Kripe, Scohaix, Bubblegum and Throta and brings them to Batorok.

In Chapter 8, not only Ziloa but also Henea's pilot appear. Ziloa has a conversation with Cailean about what happened, while Henea's pilot sends the spaceship to Batorok and tells the passengers that they should carry a weapon.

### Batorok II: The Black Comet

Ziloa and possibly other Aloruna's will appear in Batorok II, but nothing else is currently known.

### Batorok III: Fall of Spode

Ziloa and possibly other Aloruna's will appear in Batorok III, but nothing else is currently known.

## Role in the shorts

### Krinkut Milk Calamity

Ziloa, a well-known Aloruna, appears in this short, having to prevent Von Kripe from ruining Batorok. Some of the citizens frightened by the drunken Von Kripe are Aloruna's too.

### The Protest

Ziloa announces that he will build a large Krinkut farm on Batorok, much to Skex Arlon's anger. One of the farmers, Buckley, is an Aloruna.

### The Epic Scuttler

Bubblegum hears a group of Aloruna's talking about a Deathstinger Scuttler dwelling arond the Buharo Forest. However, he later hears that it's Aloruna folklore from hundreds of years ago.

Ziloa also appears, trying to discourage Bubblegum from finding this Scuttler, as he doesn't want his friend to be attacked by other creatures living in the forest

### Vampires, Everywhere!

Scohaix suspects Ziloa and other Aloruna's to be vampires, because of their 'prominent fangs'. However, this is a natural characteristic of all Aloruna's.

### Rock and Kill

Not only is the audience of Shmelvin's tour full of Aloruna's, Ziloa also serves as one of his bodyguards throughout the short.

### The Big Switch

In Ziloa's perspective of the dream, he awakens in Henea's body and hears a 'Hunter's Conference' is being held that day. He travels to the conference and needs to demonstrate the hunting, but he wakes up from the dream before he can.

When Henea has to go to the diplomacy con, she meets several Aloruna's at the conference.
Guloni (Mirror)

## Guloni

The **Guloni** are the Mirror counterparts of the Milky Way's Guloni.

### Personality

The Mirror Guloni are cold, calculating scientists. Religious people, particularly Spodists, in their empire are expelled and laughed at.

## History

### Ziachi Pact

In 2298, the Gulonic Imperium joined the Ziachi Pact, only 59 years after the Lonari Empire did. The Mirror Guloni were possibly under pressure of the Aloruna and Rilnoram.

### Creation of the Batorok Krinkuts

In 2552, Carthos, president of the Ziachi Pact, commanded the majority of Guloni scientists to do what was deemed impossible at the time: creating life.

Five years later, in 2557, the lifeform was finished: the Batorok Krinkut. The Aloruna and Rilnoram used the Batorok Krinkuts as slaves, but the Guloni also used them as test subjects.

Many Guloni continued to gather DNA of both Krinkuts and the artificial slaves, to make more and stronger slaves.

### Xinita War

In 2630, the Xinita War occured. The Ziachi Pact invaded the MotSE to expand its territory. While the Guloni didn't actively participate in the invasion, they mass-produced spacecrafts and weapons used by the Ziachi Pact. Others took important Masters of the Skies hostage to put the Enzutic government under pressure.
Ghuv'al

**Sky Lord Ghuv'al Kanth** is a Master of the Skies appearing in *Batorok*. He is also mentioned in several shorts.

## Description

### Appearance

Ghuv'al is a dark shade of pink or purple, like many Masters of the Skies. He has a frog-like mouth, with one bulging eye and moose antlers.

Due to an accident, Ghuv'al has lost all of his legs. He replaced them with four sturdy, mechanical legs.

His arms are rather short compared to his legs. They end in webbed, five-fingered hands. Ghuv'al also has a pair of avian wings, and a tail ending in a spiked protusion.

Ghuv'al is commonly seen with his armor. This armor covers most of his body in purple and grey plates of steel, and includes a helmet with small horns and four lights.

On the battlefield, Ghuv'al wears two sharp metal claws in gun-like covers, and a big cannon on his back.

### Personality

Ghuv'al used to be a righteous individual, with great plans for his people. However, since 2336, his soul became corrupted by the Darkwood Forest. Since then, Ghuv'al became a ruthless megalomaniac who cared little about what his people wanted.

## History

### Before rulership

Ghuv'al Kanth was born in 2262, in Archotis on the planet Enzutus. When his mother, Illyth Kanth, was killed by a terrorist attack, Ghuv'al's father Raizorr IV cared for Ghuv'al.

In 2283, Ghuv'al was promoted to mayor of Archotis, a position he maintained for 15 years.

### Rulership and corruption

In 2298, one year after Raizorr IV died after being attacked by a Garruh, Ghuv'al was promoted to Sky Lord of the new MotSE. He had great plans for the Masters of the Skies, learning them to see the primitive Suwals as people too. Four years after becoming Sky Lord, the first functional spacecraft was sent into space to colonize the other four planets in the Xinita star system.

However, unbeknownst to his people, Ghuv'al spent weeks exploring the infamous Darkwood Forest southwest of Archotis. As a result, his soul became corrupted over time, and Ghuv'al became a megalomaniac obsessed with expanding his territory.

In 2452, Ghuv'al replaced many of his internal organs with mechanical versions to extend his lifespan far beyond the average Master of the Skies lifespan.

### Second Battle for Batorok and death

Since the corruption of his mind, Ghuv'al didn't only expand his empire by colonizing unexplored star systems, but also by attacking innocent empires.

The expansion of the MotSE became the Sky Lord's top priority, even when Enzutus' cities were in a bad state. Since 2650, both Masters of the Skies and Suwals rioted against Ghuv'al's rulership, but to no avail.

In 2750, Ghuv'al ordered his space soldiers to patrol the borders of the MotSE and to destroy any spaceships not intending to trade. The soldiers reluctantly obeyed. This order led to the destruction of the Life Bringer, a spaceship from the Batorok Union, in 2788.
Doubt

**Doubt** is a group of scouts and the long-time rival of White Rascals. Their treatment to women is the exact of opposite of White Rascals, which led to the two gangs being hostile to one another.

They faced S.W.O.R.D two times, first was during the fight in Container Yard, and the second was the fight in Kokuhakudo Station.

## History

Doubt has been a group of scouts even before the formation of White Rascals. They have a forceful way of scouting girls, even going as far as kidnapping them.

Although they are not as strong as Mighty Warriors in term of strength, they have a large number of soldiers. They used to have Kizzy and Kaito as a part of the group before they met Rocky and decided to join up with Rocky after they met and formed White Rascals.

Due to the the White Rascals' benevolent and caring attitude toward girls, it created a hostile relationship between the two gangs. After some time, Doubt and White Rascals had a huge brawl at the Kokuhakudo Train Station in Arai district. During the brawl, the Doubt leader, Hayashi Ranmaru, not only attacked the opposing group but even innocent civilians alike. Ranmaru was then detained and the train station was shut down. Takano and Hirai then took over the leadership of Doubt while Ranmaru was imprisoned.

They were hired by Chanson along with Mighty Warriors to destroy SWORD, as part of their plan of taking over the region. Doubt caused a huge commotion, such as kidnapping girls in the different areas of SWORD, damaging the shopping district in Sannoh, and planting explosives in Nameless Road which caused a lot of casualties.

After the fight in the Container Yard, Ranmaru was released from prison. A huge fight between Doubt and White Rascals is bound to happen again. This made Rocky reject the SWORD alliance proposal by Cobra, stating that the business of the White Rascals should be handled by their own. Doubt was then assisted by the Prison Gang as part of Jesse's job to cause a disturbance in SWORD.

Doubt and White Rascals would then have a brawl in the station where they had their previous fight. White Rascals was overwhelmed with numbers this time, but Sannoh, Oya High, Rude Boys, and Daruma Ikka would eventually arrive to help them. After the arrival of the four gangs, the tide of the battle has been shifted to the favor of SWORD. However, Ice and the rest of the Mighty Warriors would also join the fight to help Jesse, this retained the balance of the battle.

The fight was interrupted by the arrival of Zenshin-kai of Kuryu Group, who was enraged of the fact that the brawl would affect the casino project. After the fight, Doubt is never heard again, possibly in hiding.

At some point, Doubt also sells and distributes drug called Redrum under Kuryu Group's control. After their drug factory is destroyed by Sannoh, Rude Boys and White Rascals, Kanehira Yuhei and Kanehira Hideto decided to leave Doubt and formed KIDRA to continue the drug production and selling them by themselves.

## Gallery

Doubt under Takano and Hirai leadershipDoubt under Ranmaru leadership
Flesh Ripper

**Flesh Rippers** are creatures appearing in *Operation Omega* and *Batorok III: Fall of Spode*.

## Description

Flesh Rippers are black and dark red creatures with four legs covered in yellow pus, ending in black and red feet. They also have two strangely-bent arms with a bit of pus too, two small dragon wings, and a dark grey dragon head. Flesh Rippers have 5 eyes.

They can set the pus on their limbs on fire to kill things.

## Role in the stories

### Operation Omega

Flesh Rippers live in story 7 of the tower on Gurz'ik, about halfway Operation Omega. They are encountered there by Scohaix, the detectives, Scuttlus, Captain Garz, Xagar and Egg. The creatures are defeating by boiling water.

### Batorok III: Fall of Spode

Flesh Rippers are seen in a lab on Zargak, as failed experiments.
Forgotten Springs

Aptly named, the **Forgotten Springs** is a far-flung outpost of Eorzean civilization. It stands as the gateway to the Sagolii Desert, as well as the only true safety in the area--so long as the U Tribe is willing to share that safety.

Forgotten Springs is the only safe access for travelers to the Sagolii. It stands at the southern entrance of the Red Labyrinth, which is used to circumvent the Amalj'aa-controlled regions between the desert and Little Ala Mhigo farther north.

Once, the village was a much-visited waypost between points north and Deadwind Cape to the south; but raiders and other threats, along with the rise of shipping by ocean, made the journey not merely impractical, but far too risky in comparison. Thus, traffic--and commerce--have dwindled nigh to extinction, bolstered only by Byregot's Strike nearby, and the smattering of adventurers willing to brave the desert in search of dunefish and mythril.

The U Tribe of Seekers of the Sun miqo'te thrives in the village, on local game that they hunt (in particular, sandworms) and the waters of the spring. Led by U'odh Nunh, formerly of the Company of Heroes that once defeated Titan, they also grant space for the Immortal Flames to maintain an outpost, and for adventurers and travelers to use an aetheryte in the town square.
Red Rooster Stead

The **Red Rooster Stead** is a farming community in Lower La Noscea that focuses its efforts on experimental practices and plants. Occasionally beset by hostile creatures and kobolds from O'Ghomoro, the villagers turn to adventurers for aid.

## Industry

Red Rooster Stead turns out ordinary, commercial crops as its economic mainstay, but its primary focus is experimentation. Many exotic crops are currently being cultivated here--for instance, citrus fruits and lavender--and new techniques practiced, such as testing new fertilizers and pesticides.

To support their experimentation, the Stead maintains a small apothecary, which requires a steady supply of mortars and alembics--partially due to the extremely caustic nature of the chemicals they work.

Lowland grapes are a staple of the farm, with which the Stead supplies the vintners of Wineport. Wheat grows in the fields as well, which the farmers dry and winnow with a curious method; when the dry salt winds off the Strait of Merlthor turned humid and tropical, they resorted to harvesting the cores of wind sprites to the purpose. They also provide a supply of maple sap, though not as plentiful as that from the Black Shroud.

The Stead also raises livestock, among which are sheep, dodos, and pigs.

## Local difficulties

Unfortunately, the Stead loses up to half of its yield annually, due to very persistent rat and mole populations that scavenge from the fields in the summer and the silos in the winter. If that weren't enough, the ladybugs used in pest management both attract hungry puks, and can themselves carry leafbleed, a dangerous blight that threatens the crops.

Mandragoras, as everywhere else, began to appear shortly after the Calamity. Although not hostile, they nonetheless present a threat to the fields via their podlings.

Naturally, the kobolds of O'Ghomoro prove a persistent threat, against which the farmhands themselves have sought to be armed and armored; novice smiths often find willing customers here. Of particular note, shields have been in high demand, as the farmsteaders have taken to plating their village gates with them.

The weather itself is adverse as well; with the Calamity, the once-dry region has become quite rainy and humid, which has necessitated rebuilding, down to replacing rusting iron rivets with bronze.

## History

Red Rooster Stead has been in operation for at least forty years, predating the Calamity. Most accounts of its naming confirmed that a rooster hatched whose feathers all turned out to be red as wine. However, other versions add that this rooster, thought to be stronger than the others, was entered into a cockfight. During the course of the battle, the onlookers came to blows, and soon both roosters and the spectators were showered with red blood.

Its current landlord is Anaoc the Youngest, whose granddaughter Ancreta Ilm is the local Yellowjacket representative. Arenlona serves at the local head botanist. Most of its fieldhands are former pirates and street urchins, who are acclimating slowly to the constant, steady labor of agriculture (though not nearly quickly enough for Anaoc's liking).
Ziloa

## Ziloa Tyrilo

**Ziloa Tyrilo** is an Aloruna president and one of the protagonists of the *Batorok* trilogy.

## Description

> "*Ziloa is an Aloruna president of their capital on Batorok, Aballava. He is a wise individual, and a large part of the city likes him as their leader. However, small groups of rebels conspirace against him because of repeatedly postponing the war with the Masters of the Skies.*"
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> "*Ziloa is an Aloruna, and the current president of Batorok. Ziloa is a diplomat in heart and soul, and only sends out his armies when nothing else can be done.*"
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## Role in Batorok 1

Ziloa is a protagonist of *Batorok.* He first appears in Chapter 1, talking with the three robots in the *Batorok Union Jet*. When the robots explain that Earth is habitable after terraforming, Ziloa calls Henea and asks her to bring the colonisation and terraforming fleet.

The president doesn't appear until Chapter 7, where he and Henea bring Cailean, Bubblegum, Scohaix, Von Kripe and Throta to the battlefield.

In Chapter 8, he and the others arrive on Batorok. He explains Cailean that the planet has been in a state of war since he and Henea left, and gives everyone weapons to defend themselves.
Von Kripe

**Von Kripe** is a Zazar appearing in *Batorok* and several shorts.

## Description

### Appearance

Von Kripe is a brown-green Zazar, wearing a broad hat. On top of the hat is a silver and gold helmet.

He wears black armor, and his arms are covered in metallic tubes.

Von Kripe usually carries a rifle and a heavier gun.

### Personality

Von Kripe is a feared mafia leader. He often robs banks, murders people, commits arson and jaywalks a lot together with his fellow mafia members.

He often smokes cigars or drinks beer during his crimes.

However, the only thing that can stop Von Kripe in his crimes is his biggest fear: duct tape.

## History

### Before Batorok

Von Kripe was born on Enzutus, in an unknown year.

Before the events of *Batorok*, Von Kripe was already a person to be feared. Together with other mafia members, he robbed banks, murdered people and commited arson. He was able to escape from MotSE law enforcement with tranquilizer darts.

At one point before *Batorok*, Von Kripe got or built his own mech.

### Batorok

During Chapter 4, Von Kripe robs a bank on Enzutus along with four other mafia members.

When a guard in a mech appears, Von Kripe pulled out his own one and threw the MotSE mech into a warp portal.

In Chapter 6, a drunk Von Kripe wanders into a Scottish nightclub. He is prevented from demolishing the building by several human guards.

He follows Bubblegum and Scohaix to the Batorok Warrior in Chapter 7. When the spaceship arrived on Batorok in the next chapter, Von Kripe holds his mech ready to activate.
Batorok (trilogy)/Batorok/Summary

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## Chapter 1

In Chapter 1, Ziloa discusses the idea of colonising Earth with the three robots. Ziloa gives the robots everything they need for an exploration, and beams them down onto Antarctica.

One of the robots tells Ziloa that it's very cold, and that Earth could be inhabitable after some terraforming. In response to this news, Ziloa calls Henea and requests that she sends the terraforming fleet to Earth.

## Chapter 2

On Enzutus, the homeworld of the Masters of the Skies, Ghuv'al is talking to his most loyal servants in his palace. The servants tell that the citizens are complaining, and that the MotSE should grow to satisfy them.

Ghuv'al manages to trace Henea's terraforming fleet, and destroys one of the terraforming spaceships. Luckily, the crew manages to escape it before the spaceship explodes, and the colonisation ships can escape. Inside one of the ships, Scohaix tells the people to relax and enjoy the music, to annoyance of the other musicians.

## Chapter 3

Back on Batorok, Jungle Krinkut is exploring a forest on Batorok. He hears a loud noise, and finds out that it was caused by a spaceship that crashed into the forest.

Jungle Krinkut enters the spaceship and finds two corpses inside, only for a MotSE supersoldier looking like a mountain to eat them. Bubblegum Hydra Legrack shows up, and fights the supersoldier with toilet paper. He saves himself and the Krinkut by flushing the mountain down what appears to be a toilet.
Batorok (planet)/Wildlife

Batorok is home to lots of different animals, which are listed here.

## Borbs (Beakavimus)

Borbs are small, legless creatures with a bird beak. They are harmless to most other creatures and are hunted by Scuttlers. Borbs are commonly kept as pets, both by Batorokians and other races, due to their cuteness.

### Common Borb (Beakavimus borbinar)

The Common Borb is a blue Borb with no additional features. As their name suggests, they are one of the most common species of Borb on Batorok.

### Turtle Borb (Beakavimus testudo)

The Turtle Borb is a green Borb with a shell protecting them from harm. They have short legs with three toes on each foot. While normal Scuttlers can do little harm to Turtle Borbs, Batorkian Blackheads can poison Turtle Borbs by biting their legs.

### Colorless Duck Borb (Beakavimus anas)

The Colorless Duck Borb, White Duck Borb or simply Duck Borb is a white, feathered Borb with short legs and webbed feet. Duck Borbs are known to be very tame and can grow attached to sapients who feed them.

## Scuttlers (Ignis)

Scuttlers are reptile- and crab-like insects. For some reason, they are kept as pets, despite they killed 98 million creatures but 98% of these were PoisonTails so ermahgerd.

### Batorokian Blackhead (Ignis batorokis)

Batorokian Blackheads, or Batorokian Scuttlers have a poison bite that can even kill Turtle Borbs. They can also spit their boiling acid blood from 1 km away.

### Ignisir Dweller (Ignis cimex)

The Ignisir Dweller is one of the most common types of Scuttler. Their bite is less poisonous than that of the Batorokian Blackhead, but it hurts more. They can fire ignited napalm at prey and opponents.

### Dreaded Deathstinger (Ignis magnificus)

The Dreaded Deathstinger or Deathstinger Scuttler is one of the most dangerous Scuttler subspecies. They live underground, and are extremely poisonous. Their hunting strategy consists of sneaking towards the creature, sting it and painlessly kill it with its toxins and anesthetics.

## Krinkuts (Krinkis)

Krinkuts are amphibic, winged creatures. Almost all members of the Krinkis genus have 3 eyes. Most Krinkuts also have an electric body part on the end of their body.

### Gyxer Krinkut (Krinkis gyxer)

The Gyxer Krinkut is a light blue Krinkut with a red stripe on its back. Not much is known about this Krinkut.

### Electric Krinkut (Krinkis electrica)

The Electric Krinkuts is a purple Krinkut with slightly darker purple stripes. Electric Krinkuts are able to shock predators by only touching them.

## Scelzen (Scelzidius)

Scelzens are herbivorous, quadrupedal, horned mammals native to Batorok. Only one member of Scelzidus is known.

### Batorokian Scelzen (Scelzidius batorok)

The Batorokian Scelzen is a dark red Scelzen.
Captain Garz

## Garz

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**Captain Garz** or simply **Garz** is a character appearing in most Batorok stories and shorts, debuting in Batorok to the Past.

## Description

### Appearance

Garz looks like the average Gark, mostly dark red in color with a draconian mouth and two bright yellow eyes. He also wears the typical shoulder pads and gauntlets.

However, Garz usually wears two giant missile launchers on his shoulders.

### Personality

Garz is usually calm. However, he panics at times, mainly when his spaceship suddenly becomes too hot or cold. This leads him to think one of the generators is broken.

It is very hard to anger Garz. As such, it is also hard to go to war with his empire.

## History

### Before ruling

Before becoming the emperor of the Gark Empire, Garz was a regular bounty hunter, beating up the scum of the galaxy.

However, he realized the Gark Empire was of danger because of a Scuttler outbreak.
Xagar

**Xagar** is an upcoming character in *Batorok III: Fall of Spode* and multiple shorts.

## Description

Xagar is an Ancient Scuttler and looks exactly like one, with the exception of Xagar's wings. Xagar has two small, red wings.

## Role in the stories

Xagar first appears at the end of Batorok III, as a fossil in Captain Garz' basement. Garz steals Bubblegum's revival machine and uses it to revive the Scuttler, and closes a strong bond with Xagar.
Vehicles

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**Vehicles** are inventions used for transportation or combat. They have a prominent role within Batorok.

## Mechs

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Mechs are large robots. They are commonly used for combat against other mechs or strong targets, as they have access to powerful weaponry.

## Spaceships

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Spaceships are vehicles used for traveling through space. There are three types of spaceships: interplanetar, interstellar and inergalactic. These can travel between planets, stars and galaxies respectively.
Thornaxion

**Thornaxion**,or reffered to some of the scientists as **The Mastermind**, is a character, having a major role in the Mechanical Resonance.

## Description

> "Thornaxion is a cruel and evil leader of the PoisonTails and a violent megalomaniac, that took planets and solar systems with force, and destroyed 2 Solar Systems for the sake of laughing at their weak weapons as he caused terror with his fleet and the one who killed the former leader, Venomiz, in a violent and dangerous attemt to overthrow him." - PoisonTail Encyclopedia
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## Role in the story

### Mechanical Resonance

Thornaxion has a major role in this story, being the primary antagonist in it.

## Role in the shorts

### Pancakes, Some Idiots and a Galaxy

Thornaxion has a really major role in this short, searching for the cause of stars turning into cookies and Grox turning into gingerbread men, all while looking for support of other leaders.

## [Extras/Other Links]

PoisonTail Encyclopedia page about this character: https://poisontail-encyclopedia.fandom.com/wiki/Thornaxion
Throta

**Throta** is a Guloni character, appearing as a minor character in *Batorok* and a major character in *Batorok II: The Black Comet*, *Batorok III: Fall of Spode* and *Operation Omega*.

## Description

> "*Throta is a Guloni sheperd who looks after a herd of Krinkut. While he does believe in Spode, Throta is not as 'religion-frenzy' as the rest of his empire, and only rarely prays.*"
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## Role in the stories

### Batorok

Throta first appears in Chapter 6 of *Batorok,* almost being trampled by Bubblegum's mech. Scohaix and Bubblegum bring him, Von Kripe and Cailean to the *Batorok Warrior*, Henea's spaceship.

In Chapter 7, it was revealed that Throta was supposed to help with the building of settlements on Earth.

### Batorok II: The Black Comet

Little is known about Throta's role in *Batorok II*, but he will be one of the major characters.

Between Batorok II and III, Throta will undergo drastic changes, as he will become a space captain instead of a sheperd and stop believing in Spodism.

### Batorok III: Fall of Spode

Throta will be the protagonist of *Batorok III*, as he is immune to Syche's corruption since he isn't a Spodist anymore.

Throta and the other heroes will enter the portal to Ugolas and defeat Syche there.

### Operation Omega

Very little is known about Throta's role in *Operation Omega*, but he'll be a major character.

## Role in the shorts

### Krinkut Milk Calamity

Throta is one of the heroes who stops a drunken Von Kripe from ruining Batorok.

### The Epic Scuttler

Throta tries to prevent Bubblegum from risking his life to tame the Deathstinger Scuttler, saying that the Buharo Forest is a sacred forest of Spodists.

### Vampires, Everywhere!

Scohaix suspect Throta is a vampire because of 'his bloodthirst', after seeing the Guloni drink blood orange juice.

### The Big Switch

Throta appears in Henea's part of the story, at the Convention of Diplomats.

### Born to be Wild

Throta and the other heroes encounter Jungle Krinkut in Aballava, and listen to his backstory.

### A Trip to Flio

Throta, along with other characters, visits Ezechard and is disappointed about the lack of temples, despite not being a Spodist anymore.

### Temple of Spode

When he hears Ziloa considers building a Spodistic temple on Batorok, Throta greatly supports his idea.

### The Genie

The genie visits Throta, and fulfills Throta's greatest wish (everyone being a Spodist) and worst nightmare (the complete lack of any temples or churches). This results in everyone worshipping Spode in other people's homes.

## Role in adventures

### Batorok Safari

Throta appears in the episode about Zafur, as part of the explorers.

## Trivia

* Throta likes drinking blood orange juice.
Aquadilius

The **Aquadilius** is a creature living on Zargak. It appears in *Batorok to the Past*.

## Description

The Aquadilius is a feathered raptor. It has orange and yellow feathers, and sickle claws.

It is about 3 feet tall and eats fish.

## History

### Before Batorok

Long before the events of Batorok, the Aquadilius lived on Zargak. It caught fish by swimming.

It went extinct because climate changes froze the water, killing the Aquadilius.

### Batorok to the Past

The Aquadilus appears in this story, on Zargak, along with other prehistoric creatures.
Scohaix

**Scohaix** is a Rilnoram musician and one of the protagonists of all *Batorok* stories, *Mechanical Resonance*, *Operation Omega* and most shorts.

## Description

> "*Scohaix is a Rilnoram bagpipe player, though he can handle about any instrument. He usually plays with his band, "The Mortal Stars".*"
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> "*Scohaix is a Rilnoram musician that leads a band called 'The Mortal Stars'. After the first Batorok story, he has been given more mechanical parts to aid him in combat.*"
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## Role in the trilogy

### Batorok

He first appears in Chapter 2, on board of one of the Rilnoram spaceships heading towards Earth. He asks the audience to calm, saying they should enjoy the music of his band.

Later on, in Chapter 6, he arrives on Earth to colonize the planet. He asks Cailean if he wants to play with Yello, his pet Jellbug, but Cailean runs away in fear.

Scohaix and Bubblegum hear Throta, and the former asks the Guloni to 'stop talking gibberish and bragging about being a Spodist', to celebrate the defeat of the FK-123 Dragon's Breath.

In Chapter 7, he and Bubblegum board the *Batorok Warrior* and bring Throta and Cailean inside.

### Batorok II: The Black Comet

Little is known about Scohaix' role in *Batorok II*, but he will be one of the main characters.

### Batorok III: Fall of Spode

Not much is known about Scohaix during *Batorok III*, but he and the 'Batorok crew' will help Throta on his mission to defeat Syche.

### Operation Omega

Scohaix is one of the main characters, appearing on the seventh story of the tower of Gurz'ik, and one of the heroes to defeat Lord Boopinator and his golem.

### Mechanical Resonance

Scohaix makes a minor appearance in *Mechanical Resonance*, during the fight with Thornaxion's pet Crunch. He puts bombs on the floor, causing Crunch to eat them and fall on his back.

## Role in the shorts

### Vampires, Everywhere!

*Vampires, Everywhere!* is a short starring Scohaix, who suspects his friends are vampires after reading a horror story about vampires.
Ugolas

**Ugolas** is a dimension appearing in *Batorok III: Fall of Spode*.

## Description

Ugolas is a dimension about the size of a gas giant. It mainly consists of dark purple rocks, with lava replacing water. Most flora living in Ugolas looks either like a crystal or appears withered.

Ugolian creatures are commonly either red, black or dark purple. Herbivores are uncommon, and most creatures hunt others or scavenge corpses.

## Background

Ugolas is basically Spodism's hell - according to Spodists, any deceased person who is deemed not worthy to reside in Spodistic Heaven is sent to Ugolas.

Ugolas can be accessed by two ways: by dying and not being good enough for Heaven or entering the portal in the Spodistic temple in the small village called Gruha.

A common sight are demons - demons often have supernatural powers used for evil goals. If demons don't have any residents of Ugolas to torment, they'll fight each other.

Once in the twenty years, all non-demon residents are invulnerable for demonic energy for one day, causing the demons to fight each other and limiting overpopulation of demons.

## Role in the stories

### Batorok

Ugolas is mentioned by Ghuv'al during the last chapter of this story.

### Batorok III: Fall of Spode

Ugolas is the main location of this story, as Syche, a high-ranking demon, holds Spode captive in this dimension. It is up to Throta to kill Syche and free Spode.
Grape Juice

**Grape Juices** are creatures appearing in *Batorok II: The Black Comet* and *Batorok III: Fall of Spode*.

## Description

### Appearance

Grape Juices are roughly 90 cm or 35 inch tall, making them half the size of a human.

While there are Grape Juices in all colors, just like Borbs, they are generally purple with pink lines on their body, blue-purple lower arms and lower legs, and a dark pinkish beak.

They have a large beak and two round, bulging eyes with usually green irises.

A Grape Juice has primate-like and skin-colored hands and feet. They also have two poison glands on their tails, with an upright spike between the two glands.

## Role in the stories

### Batorok II: The Black Comet

Grape Juices are planned to appear during the fight with the giant slot machine.

Inferno Juice's casino is visited by the main characters, to get help from the Grape Juice.

### Batorok III: Fall of Spode

Just as in the previous part of the main trilogy, the main characters visit Inferno Juice at his casino to get help from him.
Garz's Guide to Tame a Scuttler

**And they go like 'BEEP-BOOP-WE-ROCK-AND-YOU-SUCK' all the time. They're so BOOOORIIIING.**
This short is written from the perspective of a character.

You know Scuttlers, right? Those napalm-spitting, hostile heminsectoids? Turns out they are not that hostile.

## How to find a Scuttler

You might want to go to the nearest stray Scuttlers. Scuttlers usually hunt in packs, but some do not have packs and are loners, they make the best pets.

## How to take care of a Scuttler

First, you need food. some good food is cooked meat, mostly white meat, but red meat is good too. The Scuttlers also need a place to sleep and walk around, I recommend a backyard and a regular pet bed.
Zafur

**Zafur** is a planet appearing in the *Batorok Safari* franchise.

## Description

Not much is currently known about Zafur, only that it has purple dirt.

### Zantzerver

The Zantzervers are dark blue avian creatures, hunting on Condis. Some think Zantzervers freeze their prey inside their beak, but this is only a myth.

### Zoker

Zokers are creatures in the Tribal Stage, hunting Zantzervers and picking Condis fruit. They can dance for a very long time.

### Jungle Runner

Jungle Runners are deer-like creatures from Zafur. The first Jungle Runner was found during the Age of Forest, and the race is currently very old.

### Skar'gulon

The Skar'gulon are one of the three sapient species on Zafur, along with Zokers and Garks. They are currently in Space Stage, having discovered a wormhole near their homeworld Gur-2 that led from the Xinita Sector to the Terra Sector. This means they are not native to Zafur.

They are Traders and one of their campers, Egg, is a main character in the Batorok Tower Defense and Batorok Safari.

### Gark

The Garks are one of the three sapient species on Zafur, along with Zokers and Skar'gulon. Garks are, like the Skar'gulon, in Space Stage, and their archetype is Trader.

The leader of the Garks is Captain Garz, who owns the only known living Ancient Scutter, Xagar.

## Role in adventures

### Batorok Safari

Zafur is featured in a Batorok Safari adventure. A group of Rilnoram, Garz, Xagar and Throta explore the planet and meet Egg there.
Diddy

**Diddy** is one of the members of Mighty Warriors and the brother of Ice. He chose a different path from his brother but decided to join Mighty Warriors after the Container Yard fight.

## Personality

Diddy is a quiet and reserved guy. He is always with his girlfriend, Dixie. Similar to his brother, he can be smug at times.

## Appearance

Diddy has a similar physique to his brother and is tanned skin. He has a buzz cut hairstyle.

## Fighting Prowess

Not much yet is known how strong Diddy is but during the fight in abandoned Kokuhakudo Station, he fought and played Seki around.
Batorok (trilogy)

The **Batorok Trilogy** is a sci-fi story trilogy. It takes place in the Milky Way of the year 2800, mainly on the planet Batorok.

## Plot

### Batorok

The first book, *Batorok*, describes the attempt of the peaceful Batorok Union to colonize Earth, not knowing that it's inhabited by humans.

Meanwhile, the large and violent empire of the Masters of the Skies wants to destroy both humanity and the Batorok Union. The Batorok Union and humanity have to work together to destroy the Masters of the Skies.

### Batorok II: The Black Comet

After *Batorok*, the events of *Batorok II: The Black Comet* take place. The leader of the Masters of the Skies, Sky Lord Ghuv'al, has been killed and the Batorok Union continues to grow. However, the peace is interrupted by sightings of a 'Black Comet', turning creatures into Dark Claws.

The characters of *Batorok* have to destroy this mysterious and dangerous Black Comet together.

### Batorok III: Fall of Spode

The Milky Way Galaxy is threatened once again, this time by the demon Syche. Syche has imprisoned Spode in the dimension Ugolas and corrupts Zealots all over the galaxy with demonic energy.

Throta, a former Spodist and one of the heroes of *Batorok* and *Batorok II: The Black Comet*, has to save his race of Syche's corruption by freeing Spode.

## Characters

### Ziloa

Ziloa is one of the main characters of *Batorok*, *Batorok II* and *Batorok III*. He is an Aloruna and the current president of the Batorok Union. He is a wise and peaceful individual, rarely resulting to war.

### Cailean

Cailean is one of the main characters of *Batorok, Batorok II* and *Batorok III.* He's a human, living in Scotland. He greatly distrusted aliens before the Second War for Batorok, the war between the Masters of the Skies and the Batorok Union.
Lord Boopinator

**Lord Boopinator** is a Boopus captain, and the main antagonist of *Operation Omega* and a secondary antagonist of *Mechanical Resonance.*

## Description

Lord Boopinator has a body identical to a Boopus body, but it is expanded with captain parts.

Lord Boopinator has two powerful missile launchers on his arms, with sharp claws on top of them. The inner claw can stike enemies with lightning.

Boopinator's face and back are covered in energy modules, with a pulse cannon on top of them.

He used to be the ruler of the Boopus Empire, but after *Batorok III: Fall of Spode*, he moved to Ugolas and his personal chef Joe became the new Boopus ruler.

## Role in the stories

### Operation Omega

Lord Boopinator is the main antagonist of Operation Omega, appearing as Serious Boopinator. He controls the Golem and tries to kill the main characters with it, but he fails and is killed himself.

### Batorok III: Fall of Spode

He appears as Comedy Boopinator. After or during this story, he moves to Ugolas and stays there.

### Mechanical Resonance

He appears as Comedy Boopinator, and it is stated that he 'plasters his face all over the places he controls'. But after his two henchman are killed, which are Shadow Ghuv'al and Corrupted Zurvos, he becomes Serious Boopinator.
Spode

**Spode** is a character appearing in *Batorok III: Fall of Spode* while also being mentioned often in other stories.

## Description

### Appearance

While Spode's true appearance is unknown, he is often depicted as an entity with five tentacles and one eye.

### Personality

Despite Spode prefers to stay away from mortals, he is described as generous and caring, willing to protect his creations from evil.

## History

### Batorok III: Fall of Spode

Spode is a protagonist in this story. He is captured by the demon Syche, who wants to rule over the mortals by corrupting them.
Globster

**Globsters** are insectoid creatures appearing in the *Batorok Safari* series, the Batorok Tower Defense and the shorts.

## Description

Globsters are dark red creatures, resembling insectoids. They have insect mandibles and a single black eye. Globsters also have two short legs, ending in yellow-ish feet with two toes each, and two longer arms with strong hands.

## Behavior

Since their only ways of damaging enemies are by biting and slashing, they usually form a swarm when Globsters attack.

## Role in the shorts

Nothing is currently known about Globsters throughout the shorts, as it has not been confirmed yet in which shorts they will appear.

## Role in adventures

### Batorok Safari

Globsters appear in the Batorok Safari, as prey of Ancient Scuttlers.

### Batorok Tower Defense

Globsters appear as enemies, and attack in swarms in the Tower Defense. ice cannons and tanks cant take them out all at once, but rocket launchers can
Crunch

**Crunch** is a Krinkut appearing in *Mechanical Resonance*.

## Description

Crunch is an Epic-sized Batorok Krinkut. Like most other Krinkuts, he has an amphibian mouth with three eyes with a green iris, two arms and legs with webbed hands and feet, two dark green avian wings, and an electric body part on the location of a tail.

However, Crunch has a row of bone plates on his upper jaw, and two prominent grey and green horns on his head. He also has the ability to swallow things by inhaling them, making him a formidable foe.

## Role in the stories

### Mechanical Resonance

Crunch became Thornaxion's pet Krinkut somewhere before the story.

During *Mechanical Resonance*, the crew enters Thornaxion's warship to kill Crunch there.

Crunch is killed by Scohaix, who throws bombs on the ship's floor causing Crunch to eat them and fall on his back.
Boopus

**Boopuses** are insectoid creatures.

## Description

The Boopus is a relatively round creature, with a tail about as long as the body. Most Boopuses are cyan or light blue with brown dots.

Boopuses have a total of six eyes, two feet and two arms. They have a pair of insect mandiles, and short horns above their muscled arms.

Sapient Boopuses often wear a light blue top hat and an orange-brown skirt.

They are aggressive, but not very creative.

## Boopus Empire

The Boopus Empire is the empire of all Boopuses. Its current ruler is Joe, and its previous ruler was Lord Boopinator.

The Boopus Empire's archetype was Warrior, before they were converted to Knights. Before Joe's rulership, the Boopus Empire was at war with the Skegian Federation.

The empire's homeworld is Areus, formerly called Aaaaaa.