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The Scare Floor

**Scare Floor F** is a location in *Monsters, Inc.* and *Monsters University*. It is where screams are collected.

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**Entertainment:** "A Whole New World" A Magical Disney Songbook • Disney's Showtime Spectacular • Pixar Playtime Pals
**Restaurants:** Adorable Snowman Frosted Treats
**Shops:** Monsters, Inc. Company Store
**Parades:** Block Party Bash • Disney's Dreams On Parade: Moving On • Disney Stars 'n' Cars • Jubilation! • Paint The Night Parade • Pixar Play Parade • Tokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade: DreamLights
**Fireworks:** Happily Ever After • Illuminate! A Nighttime Celebration • Mickey's Mix Magic! • Together Forever: A Pixar Nighttime Spectacular • Wonderful World of Animation
**Spring:** Disney's Easter Wonderland • Disney Color-Fest: A Street Party!
**Summer:** Stitch and Friends Summer Surprise
**Halloween:** Maze of Madness: The Nightmare Experiment Continues
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**Monsters University:** Karen Graves • Frank McCay • Art • Terri and Terry Perry • Scott Squibbles • Don Carlton • Johnny Worthington III • Chet Alexander • Carrie Williams • Dean Hardscrabble • Professor Knight • Sheri Squibbles • Claire Wheeler • Brock Pearson • Archie the Scare Pig • Carla Benitez • Margaret Gesner • Slug Monster Student
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The Fairy-GodMother's Cottage of Shrek Media Franchise

File:Shrek08.png  The **Cottage** owned by the Fairy Godmother is both her home and place of business. It is attached to a large factory where her potions are made with the help of a large group of elves. The cottage itself acts as a reception area for those who wish to see her.

## Fairy Godmother's Office

The office of Fairy Godmother is where she works and brews her personal potions. Her library is connected to her office.

## Fairy Godmother's Library

Fairy Godmother's library is where she keeps all her fairy tale books.

### Books

* **Cinderella**
* **Sleeping Beauty**
* **Thumbelina**
* **Hansel and Gretel**
* *The Little Mermaid*
* **Snow White**
* *The Golden Bird*
* *Pretty Woman*

## Trivia

* File:Fairygodmother.png  It is unknown what happened to the cottage, or the factory, after Fairy Godmother's death. As Charming was forced to become a stage actor to support himself, it's possible it either shut down, or is currently under new management.
* The cottage has a slight resemblance to that of the three fairy godmother's cottage from Disney's Sleeping Beauty.
Susan Queen Murphy of Her Giant-Transformation Sequence

**Susan Queen Murphy for Her Giant-Transformation Sequence** is The Events' Name which Susan Murphy (Reese Witherspoon) of Modesto, California is going to be married to news weatherman Derek Dietl (Paul Rudd). But before the ceremony, she gets hit by a meteorite and its energy causes her to grow uncontrollably during the ceremony. As a side-effect, her hair turns white. She is tranquilized by the military and before awakens in a top secret government facility that houses monsters without human knowledge.

## History

### Background

In Outer Space, The Named Planet that Somehow Permanently Explodes which Entirely Sending-An Asteroid as It Hurls-Through HyperSpace which It Enters-An•Belt-Of Asteroids then Enters Into-Milky-Way Galaxy and Flying Past-Upper•Side-The Moon then Enters onto The Planet Earth and Aims at United States-Of America and Onto at Entire Town Modesto in The Named State of California

### Hit By-An-Intergalactic Boulder

As Derek Goes on Inside The Church, Susan's Now-All Alone and Sees The Meteor which Susan Ran-Forward Away from The Harmless Meteor, instead-of/you-know, Going Left-Nor Right --for-that-matter-- She Would've-Been Fine where She's At Originally on-at The Wedding Gazebo, It Only-Hit Her because She Ran-Straight Right into Its Entire Path which-also Flatten Susan Against on The Entire Ground by Smashes By-Landed•OnTop-Of Her. **Luckily, .**
Tina Yellow-An-Furry Alien

## Possession And Paraphernalias

**Tina** is an alien that is Melvin's wife and Kirby's mother in ***Disney***'s ***2005*** animated feature film, *Chicken Little*.

## Role in the film

When her son goes missing, she and her husband start searching for him, causing a massive invasion of Oakey Oaks and creating chaos. She is more reasonable than Melvin and orders her husband to stop the invasion when Kirby is found telling her husband to release Chicken Little and his father Buck and turn off the big voice since she doesn't like when Melvin uses his big voice on her. Later, when the aliens are restoring Oakey Oaks, Melvin, his wife, and their son Kirby leave Oakey Oaks to go back to outer space, albeit with Melvin using the big voice again.

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The Quantonium Radiation

**The Quantonium Radiation** is The Semi-Irradiated•Green-Ore Form of Known Radioactive Element from The Planet Maxilon. When Fully Exposed to Regular Green Quantonium on The Planet Earth, Human Become Invulnerable as they gain their powers.Template:Harmless Radioactive Substance

## Info

**Quantonium** is a powerful radioactive energy that can fuel spaceships and turn humans into giants and turn their hair white. It is the energy that turned Susan Murphy into Ginormica. It might be a liquid mineral mined on Gallaxhar's planet.
**The Quantonium Radiation** is The Rare-And-Powerful Element, quantonium is responsible for turning Susan Murphy into Ginormica in the Monsters vs. Aliens Film. Quantonium also prompts Gallaxhar to invade earth.
**The Quantonium Energy** is an element that was found in great abundance on planet Maxilon before its destruction. It has strange effects on carbon-based life forms that touch it, such as making them glow green and grow to several times their normal size

## Characters who know about Quantonium

* Dr. Cockroach
* Gallaxhar

## Gallery

Monsters-vs-aliens-disneyscreencaps.com-41.jpgAn Quantonium Meteorite that Hurls Through Space.
The Big-Donut (Location)

“*Have a donut, copper!*”―Duke Weaselton to Judy Hopps

**The Big Donut**, also called **The Donut Shop**, is a donut shop seen in *Zootopia*. It is located in Little Rodentia.

## Description

The Big Donut is a round, flat, brown building made to look like it is covered in pink frosting and rainbow sprinkles. Mounted on its roof is a large, donut-shaped sign that reads "The Big Donut". The restaurant is not a sit-down, but it has a to-go window and a few outdoor tables that surround the building.

## Role in the Film

At the climax of the chase between Judy Hopps and Duke Weaselton in Little Rodentia, Weaselton trips over the shop, and, hoping to distract Judy, kicks the donut-shaped sign off of its roof towards her. However, Judy manages to duck and avoid it.
As the sign rolls down the street, Judy manages to catch it before it hits Fru Fru, and uses it to restrain Weaselton.

## Role in *Zootopia: Crime Files*

### Necklace Nabbers

In "Necklace Nabbers", the fifth case of the game, The Big Donut is one of the locations where Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde search for clues of the stolen necklaces from the Tiger's Eye Jewelry Store.

## Trivia

* Although The Big Donut is located in Little Rodentia and caters to rodents, it is hinted that it has locations that cater to larger mammals as well, as Clawhauser is seen with a box of donuts from The Big Donut on his desk.

## Videos

File:Zootopia Movie CLIP - Have a Donut (2016) - Ginnifer Goodwin, J.K. Simmons Movie HD
Your Friend-The Rat

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## Plot

The short starts in with Remy introducing himself and Emile to the audience and speaking on behalf of oppressed rats everywhere. Emile starts frowning about having to speak out, while Remy pulls a scroll and a two dimensional animation starts by presenting the relation between a human and a rat in contrast with human dog and human cat relationships. Remy points out that humans regarded rats in former times as sacred and luck bringing.
He says that during the Roman Empire if a white rat crosses your path, it brought good luck, while if a black rat crosses your path, it brought bad luck. He moves on to discussing black rats (*Rattus rattus*) and their connection to the Black Death, pointing out that it was caused by fleas not rats, resulting in the death of one third of Europe's population.
Remy further presents the brown rat's (*Rattus norvegicus*) history, mentioning their part in ending the Black Death, their honorable position in the Chinese zodiac and their sacredness in India for being the transport vehicle of the Hindu god Ganesh. The symbiotic relationship between rats and humans is introduced before the second appearance of Remy and Emile in 3D animation. Emile pulls a scroll from the side and presents through 2D animation the benefits of rats for the human.
He says that Jack Black was a rat catcher for Queen Victoria and that he kept the rats he captured as pets. Their use for laboratory testing and as pets show that they can have a good relationship with humans. Concluding the presentation Emile and Remy sing a song about the relationship between rats and humans. At the film's end, a long and drawn out (mostly satirical) disclaimer is shown asking children to stay away from rats, while Remy and Emile stand in front of it and try to remove it, urging the audience to ignore the warning and complaining about freedom of speech and lack of food, respectively.

## Cast

* Patton Oswalt as Remy, a bluish-gray colored rat, who complains about the way people treat rats.
* Peter Sohn as Emile, a brown rat. He loves to eat and sing, and seems to complain about the same subject as Remy does.
* Lou Romano as Linguini, who appears in 2D primarily to depict the majority of human characters in different costumes.
* Tony Russell as the Disclaimer Guy, the narrator saying the disclaimer at the end of the short.
* Sigmund Vik as Norwegian Rat
* Jim Capobianco as the off-screen director, who complains that the script doesn't go right.
* John Ratzenberger as P.T. Flea from *A Bug's Life*, in a cameo appearance as "the flea"

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Wingo (Cars Franchise)

**Wingo** is a recurring character in the *Cars* franchise that is a member of the Delinquent Road Hazards. He is often seen as an antagonist throughout most installments of the series, but has helped out Lightning McQueen and his friends on certain occasions.

## Affiliation

### Occupations

Body artist
Delinquent Road Hazard

## History

### *Cars*

 File:WingoCars18.jpg  In *Cars*, Wingo is first seen when Mack is slowly falling asleep after Lightning McQueen tells him that they need to get to ***California*** as fast as they can to talk with Dinoco before Chick Hicks. The four tuners mess with Mack, pushing him from side to side while DJ plays soft music to help Mack fall asleep. However, their plan fails when Snot Rod sneezes and wakes up McQueen's driver. They all race off before Mack knows what they were doing to him, and not knowing they have caused Lightning McQueen to fall out of his trailer. Wingo and his group of friends are not seen again until the epilogue, where they are seen speeding past Sheriff, going towards Radiator Springs. They are eventually caught and are forced to pave the road with Bessie, similar to what Lightning McQueen had to do when he arrived in the town.

## General information

### Physical description

 File:WINGO REG.PNG  Wingo is a ***Gashi*** Wingo, which is also where his name comes from. He is also based on a 1996 Toyota Supra, 2004 Acura RSX and a 1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse. He has sports headlights that blind other cars. His swooping side and front panels add extra resistance. If spoilers pressed him any closer to the road, he would be flat.
His license plate simply reads his name, "WINGO", and it also says he is from ***Spoilerville***. Wingo is painted green and purple, with a black grille and chrome headlights. He has white Japanese letters written on his side (which read "インポート", meaning "import"), surrounding an orange design. On his trunk, he has a gigantic spoiler, made out of five spoilers stacked on top of each others. He has a yellow line as eyebrows. He has green rims, with orange lining, and pipes on his back that emit flames.

### Personality and traits

Wingo is a delinquent that appears to not pay or even concern attention to the rules, as he and his gang are constantly getting arrested for breaking the law primarily by speeding though he did once steal as well. He has a love for practical jokes, as he and his friends put Mack to sleep in the middle of the highway.
Wingo also has a love for body painting, as he owns his own body shop like Ramone.

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* ***Adrian Ochoa*** - All appearances, excluding ***Tokyo Mater***

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## Quotes

* "*Right back at ya!*" - *Cars*
* "*He's gonna blow!*" - *Cars*

## Trivia

* Wingo was the only Delinquent Road Hazards member that was playable in Arcade Mode in *Cars: The Videogame*, despite Boost and DJ being playable in the ***High Speed Heist minigame***.
* In the Italian version of *Cars*, Wingo is voiced by former Formula One and 24 Hours of Le Mans driver Emanuele Pirro.
Alexander VI

For other uses, see Alexander (disambiguation)

Pope Alexander VI was pope between 1492 and 1503.

## Life

During his time as pope, a secular canon who disliked him published a derogatory pamphlet as part of a smear campaign, causing him to become viewed in a negative light by many.

## Legends

The smear campaign against him led some to claim he had a demonic familiar, which passed to his son, Cesare Borgia, upon his death.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 de Plancy, J. C., (1863). *Dictionnaire Infernal*. 6ed. pg.20
Alocer

Alocer is a powerful demon holding the rank of Grand Duke of Hell. He commands thirty six legions.

## Appearance

Alocer appears as a knight on a huge horse. His figure brings to mind the lion. He has a fiery complexion and similarly fiery eyes. He speaks with gravity.

## Knowledge

Alocer can teach his summoner the following:

* Astronomy
* Liberal arts

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 de Plancy, J. C., (1863). *Dictionnaire Infernal*. 6ed. pg.22
Pixar's Cars 00003 (soundtrack)

***Cars 3: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack*** is a soundtrack that includes songs from ***Disney***/***Pixar's*** ***2017*** animated film of the same name. It was released on ***June 16***, ***2017***, the same date as the film.

### Label

Walt Disney Records

File:Profile - Pixar's Cars 00003 (soundtrack).JPG

## Track listing

* Album
* Cues

1. ***Run That Race*** - Performed by Dan Auerbach
2. ***King's Highway*** - Performed by James Bay
3. Truckaroo (Instrumental) - Performed by ***Brad Paisley***
4. Thunder Hollow Breakdown (Instrumental) - Performed by Brad Paisley
5. ***Glory Days*** - Performed by Andra Day
6. ***Ride*** - Performed by ZZ Ward featuring Gary Clark Jr.
7. Drive My Car - Performed by Jorge Blanco
8. Freeway of Love - Performed by ***Lea DeLaria***

## Credits

* Soundtrack Album Produced by Tom MacDougall

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1. ↑ 'Cars 3' Receives an Impressive Two-Soundtrack Release (Covers, Originals & Score) [UPDATED Track-Listing & Pre-Order] (May 18, 2017). Retrieved on May 20, 2017.
Amazons

The Amazons were a nation of warrior women mentioned in Greek Mythology. According to Strabo, they were purely fictional.

## Legends

According to Francois de Torre-Blanca, they were witches.

They are said to have burned off their right breast to shoot a bow more easily. Father Menestrier believed that the reason Artemis of Ephesus had so many breasts is because the Amazons dedicated the ones they removed to her.

They are said to have lived in Cappadocia on the banks of the Thermodon.

## Modern Scholarship

Scholars exploring the Marañón river in saw armed women on the banks, who they immediately deemed Amazons. The majority of the river (as far as the confluence with the Ucayli river) was then renamed the Amazon river.

Another Amazon nation was placed by missionaries in the Philippines.

Thevenot places a third Amazon nation in Mingrelia, Georgia.

Charles Texier, in his studies of Asia Minor, came across a rock enclosure containing carved images of sixty figures of various sizes. The main figures were two kings exchanging gifts, who Texier initially identified as the bearded King of Paphlagonia and the beardless King of Persia, but after discussing with colleagues at Smyrna, came to identify them as the Queen of the Amazons and the King of their neighbours, possibly the Leuco-Syrians. He also identified the nearby city initially as Tavia, but later as Themiscyra, the capital of the Amazon nation.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 de Plancy, J. C., (1863). *Dictionnaire Infernal*. 6ed. pg.24
The Mister Wilde

“*It's not **Zoo**-topia, it's Wilde & Son's **Suit-topia**!*”―Mr. Wilde in a deleted scene

**Mr. Wilde** is a male fox who was cut from *Zootopia*. He was to be the father of Nick Wilde and the husband of Mrs. Wilde.File:Profile - An Mister Wilde.PNG

## Development

In some scrapped/deleted content, he and a young Nick attempt to open *Suit-topia*, a tailoring shop that would cater to every kind of mammal.

In a piece of development art by Matthias Lechner, he was named **John Wilde**. However, his name has ultimately remained undecided.

## Physical Appearance

Mr. Wilde somewhat resembles his son Nick in fur color and expression. However, he appears more aged and is more heavily built. He sports a black business suit, a checkered blue shirt, and a lavender-gray tie.

## Trivia

* Concept art of Mr. Wilde is used to depict Dr. Frank Cunningham in *The Official Zootopia Handbook*.

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* Concept Art
* Book Pages

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## References

1. ↑ Byron Howard via Twitter, April 10th, 2016

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**Video Games:** *Disney Infinity: 3.0 Edition* • *Disney Crossy Road* • *Zootopia: Crime Files* • *Disney Emoji Blitz* • *Disney Heroes: Battle Mode* • *Disney Sorcerer's Arena*
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**Entertainment:** "A Whole New World" A Magical Disney Songbook • Follow Your Dreams • Max LIVE: Gettin’ Goofy with It • Mickey's Magical Music World • Mickey’s Storybook Adventure
**Parades:** Disney Adventure Friends Cavalcade • Dreams.... And Shine Brighter! • Move It! Shake It! Dance and Play It! Street Party • Mickey's Storybook Express • Usatama on the Run! • Disney Harmony in Color! Parade
**Fireworks:** Disney Enchantment • Happily Ever After • Illuminate! A Nighttime Celebration • Momentous • Wonderful World of Animation • Wondrous Journeys
**Spring:** Disney Color-Fest: A Street Party! • Disney Friends Springtime Processional
**Summer:** Club Mouse Beat • Summer Blast
**Christmas:** Mickey's Once Upon a Christmastime Parade • Winter Magic Cavalcade
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Anathema

The word "anathema" means "exposed, marked, devoted". It has a number of meanings based on different religious contexts.

## Greco-Roman Paganism

The Greeks originally used *anathema* to refer to sacrifices offered to various divine and semi-divine beings. It could be applied to nets offered by fishermen at the altars of nereids, the mirror Laïs offered to Aphrodite, and to other sacrificial objects, such as cups, clothes, instruments, and figurines.

In the later periods, such as under the Romans, it gained more negative connotations, and was applied to objects viewed with distaste, such as a severed head, the corpse of an executed criminal, or for a human sacrifice.

## Abrahamic Religions

In Judaism, the term *anathema* has solely negative connotations.

In Christianity, it is used to refer to a curse, or a person who is cursed. A person who is considered anathema is typically excommunicated in the Catholic tradition.

## In Spells

As a curse, *anathema* can be used as part of a number of other spells, typically for vengeance or to determine guilt.

### Spell to Uncover Thieves and Sorcerers

1. Take clear water and add a number of stones equal to the number of suspects. Each stone must be inscribed with the name of one of the suspects.
2. Boil the water and bury it under the threshold of a door which the thief/sorcerer must pass, along with a tin plate with "*Christus vincit, Christus regnat, Christus imperat*" written on it.
3. Uncover the water and stones at dawn. If one of the stones is burned, that is an initial indicator of guilt.
4. Recite the seven penitential psalms and the litanies of the saints, then prayers of exorcism against the thief/sorcerer.
5. Draw a circle and write the name of the suspect within it.
6. Using a hammer with a handle made of cypress wood, drive a triangle-shaped iron nail into the name. If the person is guilty, they cry out.

### Spell to Remove a Spell that has been Cast on Oneself, and Cast it Back on its Caster

1. On a Saturday before sunrise, take a one-year-old branch of hazel and say "I cut you, branch of this year, in the name of the one I want to harm as I harm you."
2. Place the branch on a table, repeating three times "*Droch, Mirroch, Esenaroth, Betubaroch, Assmaaroth*" while repeatedly making the sign of the cross, and end with "May the sorcerer or sorceress be anathema, and us safe!"

It is implied from the wording of the spell that the hazel branch must also be broken, but doing so is not mentioned by de Plancy.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 de Plancy, J. C., (1863). *Dictionnaire Infernal*. 6ed. pg.31
Zootopia Junior Novelization

***Zootopia Junior Novelization*** is a junior novel book of *Zootopia*.

## Description

The modern mammal metropolis of Zootopia is a city like no other. Comprised of habitat neighborhoods like ritzy Sahara Square and frigid Tundratown, it’s a melting pot where no matter what you are, from the biggest elephant to the smallest shrew, you can be anything. But when optimistic Officer Judy Hopps arrives, she discovers that being the first bunny on a police force of big, tough animals isn’t so easy. Determined to prove herself, she jumps at the opportunity to crack a case, even if it means partnering with a fast-talking, scam-artist fox, Nick Wilde, to solve the mystery. This junior novelization features eight pages of full color inserts from ***Disney*** *Zootopia*, in theaters on ***March 4***, ***2016***!

## Differences from the film

* Travis is described as a wolf instead of a ferret.
* The scene with Manchas has several differences: e.g. Nick snoops through Manchas's mail box when he and Judy arrive at the jaguar's home, something he doesn't do in the film, which was seen in a deleted scene. Also Judy is the one who convinces Manchas to let them into his home instead of Nick. Another noticeable is that they hear Manchas make a "strange grunting sound" from behind the door after he unlocks it and then a "loud thud", whereas in the film, Manchas is heard collapsing first and then screaming.
* The big Sheep Thug is absent from the climax at the Natural History Museum.

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**Entertainment:** "A Whole New World" A Magical Disney Songbook • Follow Your Dreams • Max LIVE: Gettin’ Goofy with It • Mickey's Magical Music World • Mickey’s Storybook Adventure
**Parades:** Disney Adventure Friends Cavalcade • Dreams.... And Shine Brighter! • Move It! Shake It! Dance and Play It! Street Party • Mickey's Storybook Express • Usatama on the Run! • Disney Harmony in Color! Parade
**Fireworks:** Disney Enchantment • Happily Ever After • Illuminate! A Nighttime Celebration • Momentous • Wonderful World of Animation • Wondrous Journeys
**Spring:** Disney Color-Fest: A Street Party! • Disney Friends Springtime Processional
**Summer:** Club Mouse Beat • Summer Blast
**Christmas:** Mickey's Once Upon a Christmastime Parade • Winter Magic Cavalcade
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6th Card (Book of Thoth Tarot)

## Upright Position - Night

In its upright position, this card has the following meanings:

* Darkness
* Obscurity
* Nocturnal
* Mystery
* Secret
* Mask
* Hidden
* Unknown
* Clandestine
* Occult
* Eclipse
* Veil
* Emblem
* Figure
* Image
* Parable
* Allegory
* Mystical meaning
* Veiled remarks
* Mysterious words
* Obscure speeches
* Occult sciences
* Leading the deaf
* Dark steps
* Clandestine actions
* In secret
* Unreason
* Blindness
* Confuse
* Cover
* Envelop
* Forget
* Oblivion

## Reverse Position - Day

In its reverse position, this card has the following meanings:

* Clarity
* Light
* Radiance
* Splendour
* Illumination
* Manifestation
* Evidence
* Truth
* Clear
* Vivid
* Bright
* Enlighten
* Illuminate
* Give birth
* Bring to light
* Print
* Hatch
* Pierce
* Enlighten
* Acquire knowledge
* Public joys
* Fireworks
* Zodiac

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Etteilla, (1790). *Cours theorique et pratique de livre de Thot*. App
The King's Crown of The Entire Kingdom of An Far-Far Away

**Known Royal** **Crown of the King of Far Far Away** is a crown worn by the ruler of Far Far Away.

## Biography

The **Crown of the King of Far Far Away** is a crown worn by the ruler of Far Far Away. It is worn by ***King Charming*** and then ***Lord Farquaad*** stole it when he took over the kingdom. It is now worn by ***Rumpelstiltskin***, In the alternate universe, it was worn by ***King Harold***, .
47th Card (Book of Thoth Tarot)

This card is typically represented using the 3 of Cups.

## Upright Position - Success

In its upright position, this card has the following meanings:

* Happy ending
* Victory
* Recovery
* Cure
* Relief
* Accomplishment
* Perfection

## Reverse Position - Expedition

In its reverse position, this card has the following meanings:

* Dispatch
* Execution
* Achievement
* Ending
* Conclusion
* Termination

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Etteilla, (1790). *Cours theorique et pratique de livre de Thot*. App
Adeborsteine

Adeborsteine, or stork-stones, are locations in the folklore of Pomerania (north-eastern Germany and Northern Poland).

Adeborsteine are rocky places associated with storks, and are linked to the Germanic myths about babies being to their parents from the water by swans or storks, or being found in rocky mountain caves. Infants brought from these places to parents are known as stork-children.

These myths are linked to the idea that children all come from the same source: the earth-mother goddess.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Unknown. (1972). "Adeborsteine", in Leach, M. (ed) *Funk & Wagnalls Standard Dictionary of Folklore, Mythology and Legend*. 3rd ed. p.10
Stratogale

**Stratogale** is The Super Name and-is a teenaged super who was tragically lost to a suit malfunction.

## Naming Info Details

### The Super Name

**STRATOGALE:** Red one-piece suit with yellow crutch and boots, red mask, purple cape.

## Biography

Stratogale was a friend of both Helen and Bob Parr, having attended their wedding alongside Meta Man, Thunderhead, Dynaguy and Gazerbeam. **Some time after this, on April 23 1957, having just pulled a commercial airliner from a steep dive, Stratogale’s cape got caught in a jet turbine, pulling her in and killing her. Edna Mode later recounted her accidental death when arguing with Bob over the design of his new supersuit. Despite knowing of Stratogale, Parr simply dismissed Edna's story as "generalization."** Stratogale’s NSA audio file was deemed incomprehensible. This was due either to faulty equipment or a high level of ambient wind noise. **Born between 1938 and 1944, Stratogale was a teenaged Super who both worked for the NSA and attended high school.** She was good friends with Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl, attending their wedding alongside Meta Man, Thunderhead, Gazerbeam and Dynaguy. **Stratogale would later become one of several Supers to suffer from a suit malfunction. She had just pulled a commercial jet airliner from a steep dive on April 23, 1957, when her cape got caught in a jet turbine, pulling her in and killing her.**

## Powers With Abilities

Her powers included subsonic flight, super-strength and the ability to communicate with ten species of birds in six dialects.

* **Extraordinary Human Physiology:** .
	+ **Subsonic Flight:** Stratogale was able to fly at subsonic speeds (up to 250 mph).
	+ **Super Strength:** Stratogale possessed a superhuman level of strength, enough to pull a jet airliner to safety.
	+ **Bird Communication:** Stratogale could communicate with ten species of birds in six dialects.
	+ **Superhuman Agility:** As shown on her NSA file, Stratogale possessed high levels of agility matching that of Dynaguy's.

## Weakness

* **Experience:** As she was a teenager, she lacked experience as a Super. This was evident when she was sucked into a jet turbine, being unaware that her cape was liable to being sucked towards turbines.

## Personality

Stratogale was noted as being deeply altruistic, volunteering at the zoo bird hatchery in her secret identity. It is implied that she was a bit of a daydreamer, with her NSA file saying she "keeps her head in the clouds."

## Trivia

* Her name comes from a combination of "stratosphere", an upper layer of the atmosphere, and "gale", a strong wind.
* Stratogale's death involving a cape and a jet turbine foreshadows the death of Syndrome at the end of the film.
* Despite possessing superhuman strength, Stratogale's strength bar is not maxed out in her NSA file.

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Tad An-Longnose Butterflyfish

“*I'm obnoxious!*”―Tad
**Tad** is a minor character in Disney/Pixar's 2003 animated film *Finding Nemo* and its 2016 sequel, who is the son of Phil. He, along with Pearl and Sheldon, befriends Nemo in school. He admits himself to being obnoxious.

## Appearances

### *Finding Nemo*

One of Mr. Ray's students, Nemo meets Tad and his friends while waiting to start school. He was part of the group who saw the boat. Like the other children, he tries to see how close to it he can swim. When Marlin accuses Nemo of swimming past the drop-off, he and the other kids try to defend Nemo. When the divers appear, he flees with the rest of the class, protected by Mr. Ray.
He briefly appears at the end welcoming Nemo and newcomer Squirt into the class.

### *Finding Dory*

Tad returns in the sequel, albeit only making two appearances throughout the film. Unlike in the first film, Tad does not have any speaking roles, along with Sheldon and Pearl who return in the sequel. He first appears in the scene where Mr. Ray is telling his class about the stingray migration and during the spot where the stingray migration occurs in which Mr. Ray warns the class to stay away from the undertow to avoid getting caught in the current and later looking at Dory who was knocked unconsciously by the large group of stingrays. Tad last appears at the end of the film where he, Pearl, Sheldon, and the rest of the students discover that Mr. Ray joined the stingray migration in which Hank, Bailey, and Destiny substitute for Mr. Ray's class.

## Gallery

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## Trivia

* Tad's voice actor, Jordy Ranft, is one the late Joe Ranft's children in real life.
	+ Coincidentally, one of Joe Ranft's brothers, Jerome Ranft, later took over as Jacques in *Finding Dory* during the post-credits scene.

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**Music:** *Finding Nemo* • *Finding Dory* • *Finding Nemo: The Musical* • *Finding Nemo: Ocean Favorites*
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**Entertainment:** Disney KiteTails • Fantasmic! • Finding Nemo: The Musical • Pixar Playtime Pals • Rivers of Light: We Are One
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**Finding Dory:**
Jenny • Charlie • Bailey • Destiny • Hank • Fluke and Rudder • Gerald • Becky • Otters • Giant Squid • Stan • Bill • Stingrays
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3rd Card (Book of Thoth Tarot)

## Upright Position - Intention

In its upright position, this card has the following meanings:

* 1st element (water)
* 3rd day of creation
* Gemini
* Purpose
* Resolution
* Will
* Speech
* Discourse
* Reasoning
* To cause
* Babble
* Gossip
* Slander
* Defamation
* The Moon

## Reverse Position - Water

In its reverse position, this card has the following meanings:

* Fluidity
* Wetness
* Ablution
* Dew
* Pouring rain
* Deluge
* Flood
* Sea
* River
* Torrent
* Stream
* Fountain
* Source
* Lake
* Marsh
* Sheet of water
* Pond
* Waterfall
* Waves
* Ebb and flow
* Humidity
* Vapour
* Impregnated
* Smoke
* Mercury
* Catholic water
* Mercurial water
* Philosophical water
* Merfolk
* Emanation
* Frost
* Snow
* Ice
* Exhalation
* Evaporation
* Secrecy
* Discretion
* Silence
* Murmur
* Circumspection

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Etteilla, (1790). *Cours theorique et pratique de livre de Thot*. App
53rd Card (Book of Thoth Tarot)

## Upright Position - Spy/Forger

In its upright position, this card has the following meanings:

* Curiosity
* Observer
* Scrutineer
* Enthusiast
* Surveillant
* Listener
* Examination
* Note
* Remark
* Observation
* Annotation
* Speculation
* Tale
* Calculation
* Prognostication
* Scavenger
* Artist

## Reverse Position - Unexpected

In its reverse position, this card has the following meanings:

* Unforeseen
* Surprising
* Amazing
* By chance
* Unhoped for
* Suddenly
* To improvise

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Etteilla, (1790). *Cours theorique et pratique de livre de Thot*. App
Albigenses

The Albigenses were the followers of a medieval Christian sect associated with Manichaeism. They were present in Languedoc, centred on the settlement of Albi. They were declared heretics by the Roman Catholic Church.

There was mutual conflict between them and the Roman Catholic Church, wherein they are said to have killed monks and priests, burned crosses, and destroyed churches. The Catholic Church launched a crusade against them, led be Simon V de Montfort.

By the 19th century, the Albigenses were a topic for debate between Protestants and Catholics, with the Protestants and many scholars accusing the Catholics of genocide, while the Catholics were claiming the facts had been distorted through time to make the crusaders seem worse than they actually were.

## Beliefs

Their main belief was that Lucifer was the firstborn son of God, who was exiled from Heaven alongside his followers for rebelling against his father. After his exile, Lucifer created the Earth to rule, which caused everything to go horribly wrong. God then had his second son, Jesus, to restore order to the chaos Lucifer made.

Their religious doctrine seems to have varied between subsects, but generally they denied the resurrection of the faithful, as well as the existence of Hell and Purgatory. Instead, they believed that our souls were demons bound to mortal forms as punishments for their crimes.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 de Plancy, J. C., (1863). *Dictionnaire Infernal*. 6ed. pg.15
Agla

Agla is a word or acronym which rabbinical followers of the cabalistic tradition claim can drive out evil spirits.

It consists of the first letters of the words "Athah gabor leolam, Adonai", which means "You are mighty and eternal, Lord".

Some Christian traditions use it in exorcisms, and by the sixteenth century was a common magic word, appearing in grimoires such as the *Enchiridion* (attributed to Pope Leo III).

## Further Reading

* *Description and History of Spectra*, by Leloyer

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 de Plancy, J. C., (1863). *Dictionnaire Infernal*. 6ed. pg.9
63rd Card (Book of Thoth Tarot)

This card is typically represented by the Sword.

## Upright Position - Highest Degree

In its upright position, this card has the following meanings:

* Grand
* Excessive
* Outrageous
* Furious
* Quick-tempered
* Extremely quick-tempered
* Passionately quick-tempered
* Vehemence
* Animosity
* Transport
* Fit of anger
* Wrath
* Fury
* Rage
* Extremity
* Boundaries
* Confines
* Limits
* End
* Last
* Final breath
* Final extreme
* Tiff

## Reverse Position - Pregnancy

In its reverse position, this card has the following meanings:

* Seed
* Semen
* Sperm
* Womb
* Swelling
* Procreation
* Conception
* Delivery
* Infancy
* Fertilisation
* Impregnation
* Production
* Composition
* Growth
* Enlargement
* Augmentation
* Multiplication

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Etteilla, (1790). *Cours theorique et pratique de livre de Thot*. App
Abdominal Dance

Abdominal dancing is a type of dance based on swinging, stylised movement of the *rectus abdominis*, and is generally performed by women. Modern forms include belly dancing, hootchie-kootchie, and the *danse du ventre*, but early forms include the pelvic roll, so named because the movement also includes the pelvic region. In Asia, the dance is said to be symbolic of the "mystery and pain of motherhood", and the western idea of it being merely a sexy dance is a corruption of its true purpose.

The dance was originally a fertility dance. The miming of a sexual act and the emphasis of the child-bearing part of the body were supposed to invoke a sympathetic magic to increase fertility and make offspring healthier.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Unknown. (1972). "Abdominal dance", in Leach, M. (ed) *Funk & Wagnalls Standard Dictionary of Folklore, Mythology and Legend*. 3rd ed. p.3
Agaberte

Agaberte was a Scandinavian enchantress who was the daughter of the giant Vagnoste.

Spence suggests a link between her and the Scottish Cailleach Bheur (nature hag).

## Powers

According to Torquemada, Agaberte's powers were both great and varied. Her main recorded use of magic was shapeshifting, with her known forms being an elderly woman, a sickly woman, a giantess, and some sort of liquid. Due to her widespread use of shapeshifting, her true form is unknown.

She is rumoured to have had the power to darken the sun, moon, and stars, destroy mountains, uproot trees, dry up mountains and rivers, and bind demons to her will, with the belief being that she controlled at least one legion of demons due to her magical prowess.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 de Plancy, J. C., (1863). *Dictionnaire Infernal*. 6ed. pg.9
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Spence, L. (1920). *An Encyclopædia of Occultism*. 2 ed. pg. 6
Alchindus

Jacob Alcendi, more commonly known as Alchindus, was an Arab physician from the 11th Century. Delrio claims he was also an occultist, whereas Wierus says he was a magician.

## Life

Alchindus wrote his *Theory of Magical Arts*, which caused demonologists who did not read it to declare him a servant of the devil just from the title.

According to Jean Pic de la Mirandole, he, along with Roger Bacon and Guillaume de Paris, were the only people he knew of who practiced permissible magic.

According to de Plancy, he was a physician of average ability, and criticizes some of what he writes, including that dreams are caused by elemental spirits who appear when people sleep and put on fantastic performances, though de Plancy *does* say that this is potentially plausible.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 de Plancy, J. C., (1863). *Dictionnaire Infernal*. 6ed. pg.16
Aconite

Aconite refers to the genus of *Aconitum*, which includes plants such as monkshood. It is also used more specifically to refer to monkshood/wolfsbane (*Aconitum napellus*).

## Uses

Across Eurasia, aconites have been used as a source of poisons. Notable aconites used to extract poison from include the Indian mountain aconite, and the Nepalese Himalayan aconite. The Nepalese one is used to make Bikh poison, which the Nepalese have historically put in wells and springs to poison attackers who drink from them. Many of these poisons are contact poisons as well as ingested ones. In northern Asia, arrows for hunting large animals (such as tigers) or for use against humans were often coated in aconite poison. It is recorded amongst the Ainu people and other people on the east Asian coast. Aconite-poison arrows, spears, and harpoons were common amongst Kamchadal and Aleut hunters and whalers in Siberia, and also among the Alutiiq and Aleut peoples of Alaska.

In parts of Italy, aconites are used to give relief from neuralgia, and are also used as a tonic, febrifuge, or aphrodisiac.

## Legends

The Penzer notes of the *Kathasaritsagara* contain a Neapolitan story of two lovers who died to this poison: a young girl was told by her shady father to cover her body in an ointment he prepared, telling her it was a love charm to bind her lover to her forever. She used the ointment, and it killed both her lover and her that night.

According to the Ancient Greeks, aconite arose from the mouths of Cerberus while he was under the influence of Hecate.

It was said that witches used aconite as an ingredient in the ointments they would rub on themselves to allow them to fly to their sabbaths.

In some Vampire stories, including the 1931 Spanish film *Dracula*, aconite is given instead of garlic as the plant used to repel vampires.

## Further Reading

* *Bizarre Plants: Magical, Monstrous, Mythical*, Emboden, W.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Unknown. (1972). "aconite", in Leach, M. (ed) *Funk & Wagnalls Standard Dictionary of Folklore, Mythology and Legend*. 3rd ed. p.7
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Melton, J. G. (1999). *The Vampire Book*. 2 ed. p.3
The Fun-Meal Version of The Evil-Emperor Zurg

**Fun Meal Emperor Zurg** is a character in the ***Toy Story Toons*** episode "***Small Fry***".

## Description

Fun Meal Emperor Zurg is a miniature version of Emperor Zurg.

## Appearances

### *Small Fry*

He's first seen with Fun Meal Buzz Lightyear when he gets the idea to replace Buzz Lightyear. When asked to go out, Fun Meal Emperor Zurg remains behind in order to not anger "the chicken people" while Fun Meal Buzz escapes.
At the credits, he laughs at a joke said by a utility belt toy.

## Gallery

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**Television:** *Toy Story Treats* • *Toy Story Toons* (*Hawaiian Vacation* • *Small Fry* • *Partysaurus Rex*)
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**Entertainment:** "A Whole New World" A Magical Disney Songbook 2 • Disney's Showtime Spectacular • Fantasmic! • Horseshoe Roundup • Mickey and the Wondrous Book • Mickey presents: “Happy Anniversary Disneyland Paris” • Mickey's Magical Music World • Once Upon a Mouse • Pixar Playtime Pals • The Golden Mickeys • Toy Story: The Musical
**Restaurants:** Alien Pizza Planet • Toy Box Cafe • Toy Story Pizza Planet Arcade • Woody’s Lunch Box • Poultry Palace • Roundup Rodeo BBQ Restaurant
**Shops:** Al's Toy Barn • Andy's Engine • Andy's Toy Box • Buzz's Star Command • Little Green Men Store Command • Slinky Dog's Gift Trolley • Toy Story Playland Boutique
**Parades:** Block Party Bash • Disney's Dreams On Parade: Moving On • Disney's Party Express • Disney Adventure Friends Cavalcade • Disney Cinema Parade • Disney Magic on Parade • Disney on Parade • Disney Stars on Parade • Dreams.... And Shine Brighter! • Flights of Fantasy Parade • Happiness is Here Parade • Jubilation! • Mickey's New Year's Eve Parade • Move It! Shake It! Dance and Play It! Street Party • Mickey's Rainy Day Express • Mickey's Storybook Express • Paint The Night Parade • Pixar Play Parade • Tokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade: DreamLights
**Fireworks:** Celebrate the Magic • Celebrate! Tokyo Disneyland • Disney Enchantment • Happily Ever After • Illuminate! A Nighttime Celebration • The Magic, the Memories and You • Momentous • Together Forever: A Pixar Nighttime Spectacular • World of Color
**Spring:**  Disney's Easter Wonderland • Disney's Spring Promenade
**Summer:**  Mickey's WaterWorks • Pixar Water Play Street Party! • Stitch and Friends Summer Surprise
**Halloween:** The Nightmare Experiment
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**Humans:** Andy Davis • Molly Davis • Mrs. Davis • Sid Phillips • Hannah Phillips • Al McWhiggin • Geri • Emily • Bonnie Anderson • Mr. Anderson • Mrs. Anderson • Daisy • Ronald Tompkins • Mason • Harmony • Margaret the Store Owner • Carol • Miss Wendy • Axel the Carnie • Rosie • Rejean • Billy
**Animals:** Scud • Buster • Mr. Jones • Dragon the Cat
**Deleted characters:** Shakes • Señorita Cactus • Bizz Leapyear, Buzztron, and Blip Laserfist
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**Deleted:** The Fool • Plastic Spaceman
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20th Card (Book of Thoth Tarot)

## Upright Position - Fortune

In its upright position, this card has the following meanings:

* Happiness
* Felicity
* Amelioration
* Improvement
* Benediction
* Prosperity
* Property
* Riches
* Benefits
* Graces
* Favours
* Fate
* Destiny
* Adventure
* Good fortune

## Reverse Position - Growth/Increase

In its reverse position, this card has the following meanings:

* Increase
* Aggrandisement
* Abundance
* Growth
* Vegetation
* Production

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Etteilla, (1790). *Cours theorique et pratique de livre de Thot*. App
70th Card (Book of Thoth Tarot)

This card is typically represented using the 8 of Coins.

## Upright Position - Brown Girl

In its upright position, this card has the following meanings:

* Honest girl
* Pleasing welcome
* Consideration
* Politeness
* Honesty
* Civility
* Complaisance
* Condescension
* Hospitality
* Mores
* Character
* Nature

## Reverse Position - More

In its reverse position, this card has the following meanings:

* Advantage
* Augmentation
* Majority
* Longer
* Much
* Copiously
* Abundantly
* Usury
* Exorbitance
* Exaction
* With interest
* Avarice
* More than
* Importance
* Elevation
* Height
* Pride
* Vanity

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Etteilla, (1790). *Cours theorique et pratique de livre de Thot*. App