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Krrrack

Krrrack is a minor character who appears in Mune: Guardian of the Moon. He serves the Guardian of the Sun as an assistant at the Temple of the Sun. Made of loose plates of rock and earth, he is courageous, but easy to topple over and temporarily disable.

## Appearance

Krrrack is a unique member of the People of the Day, resembling a rocky creature made up of various intersecting plates and slabs of rock forming a dome-like body with a grassy build on top, with other smaller intersecting rocks forming arms and legs. His head is a simple turtle-like shape with beady eyes, large mossy eyebrows and a mouth with a single tooth.

## Personality

As the assistant to the Guardian of the Sun, Krrrack is very devoted to his duty, informing the new Guardian of his responsibilities and to protect the Sun from thieves.
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Kitty Pryde/Shadowcat- Kaitlyn Dever

Dazzler- Lily James

Beyonder- James Mardsen
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## Obsazení

Steve Rogers/Captain America- Chris Evans

Bruce Banner/Hulk- Mark Ruffalo

Clint Barton/Hawkeye- Jeremy Renner

Monica Rambeau/Captain Marvel- Teyonah Paris

Jennifer Walters/She-Hulk- Felicity Jones

Thor- Chris Hemsworth

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James Rhodes/Iron Man- Don Cheadle

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Ben Grimm/Thing- Dwayne Johnson

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Logan/Wolverine- Hugh Jackman

Scott Summers/Cyclops- Armie Hammer

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Anna Marie/Rogue- Rebecca Ferguson

Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler- Rami Malek

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Eric Lehsterr/Magneto- Jason Isaacs

Julia Carpenter/Spider-Woman- Megan Fox

Victor Von Doom/Doctor Doom- Cillian Murphy

Otto Octavius/Doctor Octopus- Mark Hamill

Amora/Enchantress- Amber Heard

Ultron- James Spader

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Marsha Rosenberg/Volcana- Gina Carano

Mary MacPheran/Titania- Shailene Woodley

Carl Creed/Absording Men- Brian Patrick White

Galactus- Rhys Ifans

Curt Connors/Lizard- Dylan Baker

Ullyses Klaw/Klaw- Andy Serkis

Kang- Richard E. Grant

Sue Storm/Invisible Woman- Emily Blunt

Beyonder- James Mardsen

Mephisto- Peter Fonda
First Guardian of the Moon

The First Guardian of the Moon was responsible for carving a Moon from the World of Dreams and bringing it to the world. A member of the People of the Night, he emerged from the World of Dreams in a portal of light, to be met by Moon Spiders, who were in awe of the Moon's glowing light. As the first Guardian of the Moon, he also bore the responsibility of bringing dreams into the world and making the night a beautiful part of the world.

Eventually, the first Guardian passed on and a new Guardian was selected. While many future Guardians would pass on in a garden atop the Temple of the Moon, transforming into tall, blossoming flower-like plants, it is unknown if this also happened to the first Guardian of the Moon.

When the Moon died, a second Moon was carved in the World of Dreams by the faun Mune, the only other Guardian to do so.
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Mary Jane Watson-Parker- Sophie Turner

Eddie Brock/Venom- Tom Hardy

Roderick Kingsley/Hobgoblin- Matthew McConaughey

J. Jonah Jameson- J. K. Simmons

Billy Robertson- Bill Nunn

May Parker- Rosemary Harris

Curt Connors- Dylan Baker

Martha Connors- Jessica Gardner

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Clint Barton/Hawkeye- Jeremy Renner

James Rhodes/Iron Man- Don Cheadle

Janet Van Dyne/Wasp- Evangelline Lilly

Thor- Chris Hemsworth

Jennifer Walters/She-Hulk- Felicity Jones

Felicia Hardy/Black Cat- Olivia Wilde

Thomas Fireheart/Puma- Cary Elwes

Wilson Fisk/Kingpin- Vincent D´ Onofrio

Harry Osborn- Timothée Chalamet

Liz Osborn- Elle Fanning

Flash Thompson- Joe Mangoniello
Satyr

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Renowned for their boisterous natures and love of festivals, satyrs are generally considered disruptive and unpleasant to those unfamiliar with their culture. While they can be raucous, satyrs are predominantly hospitable, hard-working and jovial creatures, with a passion for music and nature.

While shorter and less graceful than fauns—their creature-kind ‘cousins’—satyrs are hardy folk, strong in will and body, with an impressive level of endurance.

## Appearance

Satyrs are stocky bipeds (moves about on two legs) with goatish features, including large rounded ears, curved horns, and hairy cloven-hoofed legs. Their bodies are covered in hair, although the hairs on the face, arms and torso are so small and fine as to be imperceptible from a distance. Skin tones have a decent genetic diversity, and range from yellow and orange tones, through to browns and charcoal hues.

Eye colour in satyrs also has a little variety, with common iris hues including orange, yellow, green, and brown.

Males and females are similar in stature, although dense hair growth on females does not extend to their jawline, backs, chests, or underarms, as it does on males.

All satyrs have cloven hooves, short perky tails, two curving horns protruding from the upper forehead, and strong, rounded features.

With large thigh muscles and a low centre of gravity, satyrs have good balance and are sturdy on their legs, no matter the physical activity; although they are not known to be overly active creatures.

## Music and Flora

Known as the Musicians of Valadae, satyrs are aesthetes of song, dance, and rhyme. Their innate Denin abilities lend them the power to manipulate things using sound, which is developed primarily through music. *Wood Musicians* are titles given to satyrs who have mastered the art of plant manipulation—the most respected magical art of their culture.

It is rare to find a satyr lacking musical talent, and almost unheard of for one to have an aversion to the art.

Satyrs hold a deep respect for all forms of plant-life, especially trees. Their connection to plants is more than a cultural facet; it is an intrinsic link, affecting both mind and body. A satyr's life manna flows in near-perfect synchronisation with the life manna of plants, resulting in a strong empathy and sensitivity to the condition of vegetation within close proximity.

Some satyrs form such a close bond with plants that their physical presence stimulates healthy growth and rejuvenation in sick or damaged vegetation. This rare aptitude is dubbed *Lucky Steps* and has subsequently made satyrs the embodiment of good luck and fortune.
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Daredevil: Zmrtvýchvstání (3. 5. 2013)

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Aunque hace mucho tiempo que Lance murió, Valkyon nunca se ha recuperado por completo.
 Y un día, un rumor reaviva una chispa de esperanza y lo lleva hasta los confines de Balenvia.
¿Estará preparado el guardia obsidiana para conocer la verdad sobre su hermano desaparecido?
¿Conseguirá las respuestas que tanto espera?

♦ **Requisitos y Consejos** ♦

*Se aconseja haber terminado el episodio 23 para poder disfrutar plenamente de este spin-off.*

**¡Buen juego!**

*Próximamente.*

Dos nuevos fondos aparecerán en este spin-off, y conseguirás uno de ellos, de regalo…

¿Qué fondos crees que descubrirás?

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Mor'tuthra

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Mor’tuthra is a vel-spectre (a creature of mysterious customs and unpredictable intentions) and an unassuming—albiet powerful—antagonist in the Dragon Calling series.

A member of the Cardinal Coterie, Mor’tuthra and other emissaries like him were designated to the various divisions of the Hold as attending agents after Sadukravon secured an alliance with the vel-spectre Queen. Mor'tuthra, specifically, is assigned as an assistant to Volten Vagel, and obeys his commands readily, though with what Vagel considers suppressed contempt cleverly masked behind over-dramatised politeness.

## Appearance

Mor'tuthra is described as being eerily tall and lissom, and wears a black, full-length robe that covers every part of his body (including long black gloves and a firmly bound headscarf). He also wears a mask to conceal his face; the piece is pale in colour and triangular in shape, with dark slits for the eyes and mouth. A ceremonial helm-like headdress completes the outfit, adding an element of elegance with its polished amethyst and golden quartz segments.

The bizarre elasticity of his physiology enables him to bend and contort at extreme angles (which he often does as a means of passive-aggressive intimidation).

His arms are long, as is his fingers, and when not in use are rested firmly against his sides to the point that they appear to meld in with the robe.

Mor'tuthra has a warbly, somewhat sing-song voice, as though he is almost always ready to laugh at something. But that is just his natural voice. His tone is described as being *raspy*.

Vel-spectres have an innate ability to move about silently and blend expertly into shadowed areas (black attire makes the skill easier). Mor'tuthra's appearances highlight the vel-spectre's uncanny stealth, and the cultural anonymity the creature-kind universally values.

Mor'tuthra's actual physical appearance largely remains a mystery.

## Personality

Though compliant to every order and instruction from his superiors, Mor’tuthra retains a clandestine pretence, leaving those around him questioning his true thoughts and motives—just the sort of subliminally manipulative mind games he relishes.

Calm, collected, and potentially duplicitous, Mor’tuthra enjoys observing the calculating actions of others, while downplaying his own manipulative methods and conceited disposition. His mannerisms are often unsettlingly flippant; he indulges in satirical self-expression, and has what could be considered a narcissistic sense of humour.

A shadow within shadows, Mor'tuthra prefers to remain a background presence, away from the spotlight and within reach of more clandestine opportunities.
The Sun

**The Sun** is one of the two celestial bodies that governs the balance of life in Mune: Guardian of the Moon. It existed far above the world until the first Guardian of the Sun harpooned it and pulled down to the earth. It's light gives life to the world below and is essential for the balance of the planet. The Sun shares a mutual relationship with the Moon, as without the Moon, night would not exist, or at least not as it should, and the Sun would burn the world. It also empowers the Guardian of the Sun, enhancing their powers when needed.

The Sun is tethered to the Temple of the Sun with massive chains, and the manipulation of those chains controls the mobile Temple. However, when the Sun is disconnected from the Temple, the Temple essentially shuts down.

When Sohone, the new Guardian of the Sun, abandoned his post to deal with the troublesome Mune, the Sun was stolen by the minions of Necross and taken to the Underworld, where it's light was hidden from the world above. Necross extinguished the fires of the Sun, reducing it to a smoldering ember whose heart would soon grow cold, plunging the world into permanent darkness. However, Glim, child of wax, was able to reignite the Sun at the cost of her own life. The reinvigorated Sun restored the powers of the Moon, and gave their respective Guardians the strength needed to defeat Necross.

Sohone and Mune brought the Sun and Moon back to the world above, restoring the balance of life for the whole planet. In a magical twist of fate, the combined power of the light of the Sun and a shard of the Moon was able to revive Glim, bringing a happy ending to the tale.
Evil Corruptors

The **Evil Corruptors** are the overarching antagonists in *Mune: Guardian of the Moon*. Appearing as glowing pale-colored snakes with sharp teeth and forked tongues, they seek out and persuade people to follow their worst desires, as exemplified in their corruption of Necross and Leeyoon. They appear to also be subordinates of Necross, though it is later revealed that they were controlling him throughout the film.

When Necross receives word that the Guardian of the Sun, Master Xolal, has appointed Sohone as his successor, and that Leeyoon was rejected as the next Guardian of the Moon in favour of Mune, he reveals the Corruptors to his devilish minions Mox and Spleen, explaining their purpose before sending them to the planet's surface. Upon reaching above ground, the Corruptors encircle an indignant Leeyoon, furious at being denied the role of Guardian. Wrapping around him slowly, the Corruptors whisper mocking words that Mune will fail in his duty. They suggest that Leeyoon align himself with Necross and give him the Sun. In return, Necross will give the position of Guardian of the Moon to Leeyoon, who accepts with darkened and hateful red eyes, completely corrupting his heart.

After later realising that he was deceived and failed to keep the Moon from dying, a disgraced Leeyoon sobs that the Corruptors had lied to him.

The Corruptors turned their attention to Sohone when he arrived in the chasm of the Underworld, provoking his ego that Mune is the better hero and that Sohone is nothing but a pathetic weakling. Driven mad by rage and jealousy, Sohone momentarily realises that he's becoming a demon like Necross, until he's rescued by former Guardian of the Moon, Master Phospho, who sacrifices his life to purge the evil in Sohone and destroy the Corruptors.

When Mune confronts Necross in his own dreamscape, the young Faun reaches into the fiery titan's chest and pulls out a large Corruptor that had a hold on his heart from the beginning. After Mune destroys the last Corruptor, Necross is freed of his evil and granted a peaceful passing in eternal sleep.
First Guardian of the Sun

The First Guardian of the Sun was responsible for harpooning a star which became the Sun of the Planet. Avian-like in appearance, he possessed incredible strength to hurl a harpoon into space and secure the Sun to provide light for the world. As the first Guardian of the Sun, he was also responsible for maintaining balance with the planet's seasons and watch over the well-being of the planet and its inhabitants, mainly the People of the Day.

Eventually, the First Guardian of the Sun passed on and transformed into a rock statue in the hallway of the Temple of the Sun. Another Guardian of the Sun was selected and the responsibility of watching over the planet continued on.

When the Sun was stolen and extinguished by the fallen former Guardian of the Sun Necross, it was recovered and placed back in the sky by Guardian of the Sun Sohone, who threw a second harpoon to secure the Sun, the only other Guardian to do so.
The Planet

The unnamed world of *Mune: Guardian of the Moon* is the general setting for the story. According to ancient books, the planet began with no light in the world. The celestial body that became the Sun was brought to the world by a being who would become the first Guardian of the Sun. The celestial body that would be the Moon was brought from the World of Dreams by the being who would serve as the first Guardian of the Moon. Together, the Guardians kept the Sun and Moon in balance with each other, and performed their duties of maintaining weather, seasons and other tasks necessary for the planet to exist and its inhabitants to live.

The planet is composed of a variety of ecosystems including flat grasslands, thick forests, rocky terrains, mountains and various bodies of water. Fauna include a wide diversity of species resembling mammalian, avian, reptilian, amphibious, among other lesser creatures, as well as beings with mineral-like features, inhabiting both terrestrial and aquatic atmospheres. The most prominent inhabitants are the People of the Day and People of the Night, who are also diverse in appearance.

Notable locations on the planet include:

The Temple of the Sun, a giant rock-like structure that moves across the planet, towing the Sun across the daytime sky.

The Temple of the Moon, a large long-limbed creature that carries the Moon across the night sky.

The Forest, where many of the People of the Night reside, whose purpose is to assist the Guardian of the Moon in bringing beauty to the night.

The Arena, where old Guardians retire and new Guardians are chosen.

The Underworld, a subterranean region under the planet's surface.

The Giant Blue Hole, an aquatic aperture in a specific body of water that leads to the Underworld.

The world once the Sun and Moon began to exist.The world in the beginning...The world after the Sun was stolen.The world after the Moon died.
People of the Day

The **People of the Day** govern the day and grow crops to fill the land.

The People of the Day

## Races

The People of the Day are varied in terms of races. They are usually stone-like people (Sohone) and stone creatures (Krrrack), while others take on a more plant-like appearance (Zucchini).

## Personality

Unlike their counterparts, the People of the Night, the People of the Day are energetic, easily excited, and full of love-of-life. They express their thoughts openly, for example: when Sohone was made Guardian of the Sun, they cheered him on with excitement.

## History

The People of the Day were said to be the first because the Guardian of the Sun came before the Moon. These active people plant and harvest the crops provided by the Sun. Their land Is an arid-like with a sub-tropical climate with lots of farmland.
Filgrim the pilgrim

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Filgrim The Pilgrim, is the sole demon who has ever broken through the dimensional drift through to the realms, and broken into TerraInfernum, he was terrorizing them, and they had no way to stop him. He has the power of time travel and teleportation, he has a hat that changes every time he kills someone, the current number on his hat is only 2000, because it takes the immense amount of power to break through the dimensional drift. He is the why TerraInfernum was so unprepared for the war with TerraCaelum, during the war, Filgrim was caught in the middle of the war, and was forced to destroy TerraInfernum, in the last act of Skrillex was to kill Filgrim, but Filgrim was too powerful, and ended up killing Skrillex as he dies, leaving only 8 of the 9 Dubstep lords alive.

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Filgrim The Pilgrim

Filgrim, being a demon, was at home in the afterlife, he terrorized, and fought people, even in death. He was quickly granted new life, he came back only after the war was over, and his reign of terror began again, this time with no restraint.
Spleen

**Spleen** is a character in the film *Mune: Guardian of the Moon* who can't bring himself to do evil, though he is a villain he does not enjoy chaos and destruction, he also loves flowers he is the exact opposite of his fellow demon Mox who will do anything to please Necross and spread misery for the entire world.

When Mox arrives back in the Underworld to inform Necross of Master Xolal's retirement as Guardian of the Sun, he angrily calls Spleen over to his side, who protests his "negative energy". Feeling provoked, Spleen attempts to start a brawl, but is interrupted by Necross, who summons a pair of Evil Corruptors. Wishing to be made evil, Spleen welcomes the sinister serpents, but they ignore him, while he just sulks in false disinterest.

Spleen later joins Mox in stealing the Sun. Upon arriving at the Temple of the Sun, Spleen laments that he's "bad at being bad" and that he prefers to enjoy nature. Upon touching a flower, Spleen is dismayed when it burns up in his fiery touch. After a failed attempt by Krrrack to stop the two devils, Spleen accompanies Mox back to the Underworld with the stolen Sun, the former having dug up a flower and holding it while still safely protected by a handful of earth.

After returning to the Underworld, Spleen attempts to care for the flower, only for it to be crushed by the extinguished Sun, leaving him miserable once again.

Later, when the Moon dies and the planet is covered in darkness, Spleen tries to sleep, but is annoyed by Mox's cheerful shouting of chaos everywhere. He soon finds himself in the World of Dreams, seeing nightmares eveywhere, as he had feared. He runs alongside Mune and Glim, only to be crushed under a dark cloud. Spleen soon appears again, watching Mune carve a new Moon, but is awoken by Mox.

When Mune and his friends arrive in the Underworld to retrieve the Sun, Spleen confronts Glim, but instead of fighting, begins to have a friendly conversation with her regarding flowers. The wax girl cleverly distracts Spleen into letting her reach the Sun by claiming she needs to leave so she can water them, much to Spleen's disappointment when he realizes he was tricked.

Spleen's own misery comes to an end when Mune defeats Necross and grants the redeemed former Guardian a peaceful passing in eternal sleep. The fires of the Underworld are extinguished and the landscape changes into a beautiful subterranean landscape. Spleen's fiery appearance is replaced with a burst of green floral colours on his body and head. Happy that he can safely touch flowers, he dismisses Mox's own lament of having also bloomed, saying they'll now be fine in the Underworld (In one translation, Spleen simply states that he'll be happy in the new, beautiful Underworld.)

During the ending credits, Spleen is seen near the sleeping form of Necross, happily watering a small garden of flowers.
People of the Night

The **People of the Night** govern the balance of the night and dreams.

Mune and the People of the Night

## Races

The People of the Night as a whole seemingly consist of Fauns (Mune), aquatic creatures (Phospho), and amphibious creatures (Leeyoon).

## Personality

Unlike their counterparts, the People of the Day, the People of the Night are more laid-back, reserved, and have a high regard for what is sacred to them, as shown when Mune interrupted the coronation of Leeyon as the new Guardian of the Moon or when he accidentally destroyed the forest.

## History

The People of the Night were said to be the second race because the Guardian of the Moon came after the Sun. These silent people awaken the Night and aid the Guardian.
Gummepugits

Gummepugits are a group of gummy bears that created a dimensional drift between candyland and Arth, they broke out and started terrorizing TerraOcculta, forcing it's kind and friendly leaders Vigil and Waker, to round them up and kill them in prison camps. The Gummepugits have a mediocre defence, and managed to keep the inhabitants of TerraOcculta from closing the dimensional drift until Finem Ludum. Gummepugits are a deadly species, and they can take at least 2 Skweirels each in a fight. Even if they could kill with their hands and razor sharp teeth, they use weapons such as guns, and cactuses to kill skweirels, but as a whole, are not one of TerraOcculta bigger problems, they only take up about 1/20 of it, and can't really expand without being destroyed.
Moon Spiders

The Moon Spiders are little creatures that provide the string for the Temple of the Moon. Their exact role is unclear, but the string they produce is necessary for tethering the Moon to the Temple as well as controlling its movements. They are only seen in conjunction with the Moon, especially within the Temple, where they offer guidance or warning to the Guardian of the Moon. Interestingly, there is a single Moon Spider inside the World of Dreams, seen holding up the Moon Quarry.

When Mune is appointed as the next Guardian of the Moon, he is brought to the Temple by his predecessor Yule, who explains his role as Guardian before retiring. The Moon Spiders are initially unwelcoming towards Mune as the new Guardian, and protest when he attempts to make the Temple go faster, causing chaos and disorder. Amidst the rampage, the Moon breaks away from the Temple and drifts. Mune uses one of the Moon Spiders to create a new string and re-tether the Moon, but the Spiders refuse to assist the Faun with putting the Moon back in the sky.

Later, when Leeyoon attempts to take Mune's place as Guardian, the Spiders are annoyed by his arrogant egotistical manners. They become terrified soon thereafter when the Moon disintegrates and the Temple goes insane and wanders into the Underworld.

Mune and his friend Glim arrive inside the Temple to find a sobbing Leeyoon and the Moon Spiders in despair. After visiting the World of Dreams and crafting a new Moon, the Moon Spiders are pleased with Mune taking up his responsibility as Guardian. When the balance of harmony is restored in the world, the Moon Spiders look on as Mune raises the Moon to the night sky, fully ready to be the Guardian.
Moon Ewe

The **Moon Ewe** is a minor character in *Mune: Guardian of the Moon*. The living aspect of the Moon itself, the Moon Ewe is the arbiter of succession for the Guardian of the Moon. Described as the purest creature on the planet, the Moon Ewe chooses Mune in favour of Leeyoon, the original candidate.

At the Ceremony held at the Arena, the Guardian of the Moon, Master Yule, announces the Moon Ewe as being responsible for making the final decision of his successor. Approaching Leeyoon, the Moon Ewe sniffs at him, quickly showing disdain, then ignores him to find the young Faun Mune, hiding in a bushel nearby. Despite being pushed away, the Moon Ewe sends Mune flying out of the bushel, into the middle of the Arena. Yule carefully observed the Moon Ewe affectionately nuzzling Mune, recognising him as the chosen successor. When Leeyoon tries to pry the Moon Ewe off Mune, he is bitten on the leg. The Moon Ewe's appointment of Mune is acknowledged, if reluctantly, by the audience.

The Moon Ewe is not seen after a series of evil deeds carried out by Necross and his minions, plus manipulating Leeyoon and Sohone. When Mune places the new Moon in the night sky and the harmony of the planet is restore, the Moon Ewe appears to admire the Faun having embraced his responsibilities and powers as the Guardian of the Moon.
Zucchini

Zucchini is a minor character in *Mune: Guardian of the Moon*. A member of the People of the Day, he is named for his appearance, resembling the zucchini vegetable. He possesses an excited personality that can range from cheerful to terrified, depending on the situation. He also serves as a fourth-wall breaker during certain sequences.
Guardian of the Moon

The **Guardian of the Moon** is a chosen member of the People of the Night who maintains the balance of harmony in the world. The Temple of the Moon serves as the Guardian's home, where he is assisted by the Moon Spiders, whose silky strands keep the Moon bound to the Temple and kite it across the planet.

When the time comes to retire, the Guardian appoints a pre-trained successor, who must then be acknowledged by the Moon Ewe, who acts as an aspect of the Moon itself. The former Guardian then turns into a glowing crescent-shaped flower in the Garden of the Moon Temple.

## Known Guardians

* First Guardian of the Moon
* Phospho
* Yule
* Leeyoon (temporarily, unofficial)
* Mune
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Mox

**Mox** is a secondary antagonist in *Mune: Guardian of the Moon*. Described as a little fiery devil, he serves the collosal lava demon Necross, a former Guardian of the Sun. Together with his partner Spleen, they're tasked with stealing the Sun and allowing Necross to unleash darkness upon the world. He revels in chaos and misery.

Mox first appears hiding in the shadows during the ceremony to retire former Guardians of the Sun and Moon, Masters Xolal and Yule. After witnessing Xolal appoint Sohoon as the new Guardian of the Moon, Mox chuckles evilly and returns to the Underworld to inform Necross of Xolal's retirement. He angrily challenges Spleen to a fight when the latter objects to his negativity, but is interrupted by Necross. Spleen also takes amusement when Necross reveals two Evil Corruptors, swirling around the devil's body, but otherwise leaving him unaffected.

Mox and Spleen return to the planet's surface to steal the Sun. When Spleen expresses his love of nature, only for a flower to burn at his touch, Mox snidely remarks, "Well, nature doesn't love you back." They then proceed to unchain the Sun from the Temple of the Sun, but Mox is left to carry the entire stone block chained to the Sun, while Spleen follows behind, carrying a flower protected in a handful of earth. Upon returning to the Underworld, Mox remarks how happy Necross is to have extinguished the Sun.

After the Moon dies and the planet is covered in darkness, Mox starts chanting "Chaos! Chaos! Chaos!" in sadistic glee, much to Spleen's annoyance. He later awakens Spleen from the World of Dreams, only to dismiss his warning that he had seen Mune carving a new moon.

Once Mune and his friends arrive in the Underworld, Mox attacks Mune, bragging how his girlfriend Glim will melt in the Sun's heat. Angered, the young faun sends Mox flying off into the air with a furious kick.

Soon thereafter, Mune puts out the fires of the Underworld. Mox and Spleen change in appearance, not longer fiery-looking, but taking on a green, floral appearance with moss and flowers. While Spleen is happy to touch flowers without burning them, Mox can only groan in despair that he's "bloomed.". He goes off crying elsewhere while Spleen is happy to know that they'll be alright.

During the ending credits, Mox is seen a short distance away from Spleen, who is happily watering flowers, while Mox sulkily picks at a flower's petals.
Glim's Father

Glim's Father is a secondary character in *Mune: Guardian of the Moon*. A worrisome, overprotective, but well-meaning parent, Mune's Father is concerned for his daughter's sense of adventure and seeing the world, as opposed to staying at home where it is safe. After losing his wife Ursula, he didn't want to lose his daughter, either, but would come to realise that he needed to respect her wishes.

The evening before the next Guardians are chosen in a ceremony at the Arena, Glim's Father is constantly complaining about Glim wishing to attend the ceremony, stating it's too dangerous to be outside during the day. He laments the loss of his wife Ursula, who melted under the Sun's heat sometime in the past when she wandered outside at mid-afternoon to gather vegetables. As the night falls, Glim's Father freezes up in the middle of an angry speech, while Glim simply chuckles as she also freezes over to sleep the night.

Next morning, Glim's Father, due to being out of warmer areas of the house, wakes up, but still frozen in place, to see Glim leave the house for the ceremony; all he can do is groan in frozen frustration.

Later in the day, Glim returns home to take account of the new Guardians taking up their responsibilities and beginning new adventures, while her father simply asks for some cucumbers for his eyes so he can relax. Not long after he tries to rest, Glim observes the Sun being stolen by two devils. Her father dismisses it as none of their business and to let the Guardians handle the problem, but Glim firmly insists that she needs to be allowed to help. Reluctantly releasing her, Glim's Father makes one last plea for her to stay inside, but the Sun's heat forces him back inside.

After the Sun is taken into the Underworld and night falls early on the planet, Glim's Father wanders out to search for his daughter, only to freeze over once again when his torch goes out. He remains frozen over when the Moon later dies and the entire planet is covered in darkness.

Glim's Father awakens later when the Sun and Moon are restored into the sky and the harmony of the planet is also restored. Still calling out Glim's name, he continues searching until evening arrives and he notices Glim (having melted to death, then resurrected by the combined light of the Sun and Moon) atop a cliff awaiting for the approaching Temple of the Moon. Shouting how much he loves her, Glim's Father witnesses his daughter and Mune, the Guardian of the Moon embrace in love, then freezes over once again with a smile on his face.

During the ending credits, Mune's Father has learned to appreciate being outside, with a large canopy built in a high place so he can watch activities everywhere, with a chair to relax. He then appears at the Arena, dancing with the People of Day and Night; Glim, Mune and their friend, Guardian of the Sun Sohone, in the center of the celebration, while the Temple of the Sun and Moon look on everyone overhead.
Kin Seeker Companion Guide

The Kin Seeker Companion Guide is the first in the Companion Guide series; illustrated guides created to enhance and expand the world-building of the Dragon Calling series.

The author of the Dragon Calling series, N. R. Eccles-Smith, is also the content writer and illustrator for the Companion Guides.

Each of the guides offers exclusive insights and information on characters, places, lore, and creatures encountered in each of the Dragon Calling novels. Inclusive are the Prologue Comics (comics centered on the secondary characters and their personal endeavors leading up to their encounter with the main character).

## Contents

MAP

INTRODUCTION

TIMES AND SEASONS

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

TALES OF VALADAE: includes: The Making, The Twins of the Half-Moon, Elrathil and the Star of Evil, & Sotaik.

PLACES OF VALADAE: includes: The Grey Hill Valleys, Omet Woods, Darks Whelm, Topaz Hills, Caprine, & Elenoelian.

CREATURES OF VALADAE: includes: Dragon, Wescat, Hobgoblin, Unicorn, Ludas, Mifflin, Satyr, & Centaur.

PROLOGUE COMICS: includes, Cab & Taijorn, Ubi, Norf, & Belzor.

## Blurb

The official companion guide to Kin Seeker offers exclusive information and insights into the kingdoms of Valadae, and the places and characters that colour Laeka'Draeon's world. Introduced by Redwick Ravenwings, one of Valadae's most celebrated chroniclers.

Find out how the Ash-banes became bound to the half-moon, and why the monstrous creature Sotaik haunts the Woodlands of Caprine.

Learn about the creature-kinds Laeka'Draeon meets on his journey: the centaurs and satyrs, unicorns and wescats, as well as his own kind, the legendary dragons.

Discover what Bez, Ubi, Norf, Cab and Taijorn were doing leading up to their encounter with Laeka'Draeon, in the Prologue Comics.

New and exciting details from Valadae are ready to be revealed.
Bunraku

* Nvl 0
* Nvl 1
* Nvl 2

## Información General

* Tiempo de eclosión del huevo: 240 minutos (4 horas).
* Disponibilidad: Sólo se consigue con un código de regalo obtenido durante la Expo Japan 2016 o comprando el peluche Valuret en la tienda Beemoov.
* Bonificación de suerte de pequeño: entre +180 y +220.
* Bonificación de suerte de adulto: entre +210 y +240.

**Para evolucionar :**

* Ser nivel 6.
* Tener por lo menos el 75% de afecto.
* El bebé Bunraku debe tener por lo menos 30 días.

## ¿Sabías qué?

* El concepto *bunraku* es una forma de teatro en la que se usan marionetas japonesas.

## Navegación

Comida: Onigiri
Guardian of the Sun

The **Guardian of the Sun** is a chosen member of the People of the Day, who maintains the balance of the planet and also is the watcher of seasons. The Temple of the Sun serves as the Guardian's home, where he is assisted by the stony warrior Krrrack.

When it is time to retire, the Guardian appoints a prearranged successor, who is then acknowledged by the Sun itself. One such way is exposing the new Guardian to the Sun's concentrated rays of light. Afterwards, the former Guardian passes on and transforms into a statue in the Hall of the Sun Temple.

## Known Guardians

* First Guardian of the Sun
* Necross
* Xolal
* Sohone (present)
Az-Thorz

Age
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 Manna Type
 Kingdom of Origin

Az-Thorz is a water horse stallion whose territory covers much of the inner Labyrinth of Tears region of Mistwood. Since his acquisition of new (and frightening) powers, he has spent his spans inflicting damage on the ecosystem of the Labyrinth and terrorising the local inhabitants with his potent, illusionistic magic.

He is one of the primary antagonists in The Beacon Thrones and a major obstacle (and threat) for Laeka'Draeon and his companions to overcome in their quest to restore the first of the Beacon Thrones.

## Appearance

Muscular and lean, Az-Thorz is a prime specimen of his kind; something he is all too aware of and flaunts with offensive superiority.

His fur is black (in sunlight highlights of rich blue-sable can be seen), and ripples with the movement of his muscles, as well as the natural oily secretions of his skin. Both his mane and tail are long (nearly touching the ground) and silken in texture, with strands of water reeds tangled into them.

The inner linings of his nostrils are luminous, and glow pale, like the moon. He has silvery-coloured eyes that are described as hypnotic.

He exudes a beguiling but unsettlingly manic energy—a beast of mesmerising beauty, and frightening madness. His voice is described as strong and clear, even when his lips are barely moving, and with an alluring, mellow tone. His front teeth are needle-like in shape, seen when he peels his lips back in threat against Laeka'Draeon and Shifra (The Beacon Thrones, Chapter Thirty-Two).

## Personality

A creature of intoxicating magnificence and exorbitant pride, Az-Thorz delights in wielding his powers of charm and illusion over others. He is drawn to beautiful things and covets the diverse abilities of other Denin creatures.

The youngest of his Sire’s offspring, Az-Thorz flaunts equal bursts of obstinacy and arrogance. Though raised with the elite ritualistic teachings of his creature-kind, Az-Thorz has little regard for such strict creeds, as his ideals lean toward rebellious self-indulgence.

It is Az-Thorz’ pride and discontent of his present status that turn him to corruption—with the aid of Sadukravon’s furtive influence—in order to increase his strength and magic. And it is this dabbling in the tainted manna of the world that ends up driving Az-Thorz to madness.

## Trivia

**Valadilian Trivia:** Az-Thorz is one of Nine Princes of the Deep Realms; the highest branch of authority in water horse society. Unfortunately, the nobility and pride and duty mantled over the position are wasted on the young prince, due to his rebelliousness.

**Real World Trivia:** Az-Thorz' physique was inspired by the Friesian horse breed.
Yule

*"As long as the Sun shines brightly, the Moon will glow humbly."*

**Yule,** also known as **Master Yule**, was the former Guardian of the Moon, preceding Mune. Despite training Leeyoon as his successor, the Moon chose Mune instead. After giving final instructions to the young Faun, Master Yule retired in the Garden of the Temple of the Moon.

## Voice

### Voice Actor (English):

Paul Dobson

Yule is a dark forest-green eel-like creature, with a yellow head and neck and luminescent spots dotted across his body. He has two tentacle-like appendages in the back of his head and six pupiless, light yellow-green eyes. He was described by Master Xolal as being naive when he first became Guardian of the Moon, but after centuries, possessed a keen wisdom to recognise Mune as his rightful successor, despite having trained Leeyoon as the next Guardian.

## History

While it is unconfirmed, it is likely that Yule became the Guardian of the Moon after former Guardian Master Phospho went into exile. He shared the responsibility of maintaining the planet's balance of harmony with Guardian of the Sun Master Xolal.

When the time came for Yule to retire, he called his disciple Leeyoon to be his successor, but observed that the final arbiter of succession was the Moon Ewe, who rejected Leyoon and chose Mune instead. As the newly-chosen Guardians greeted each other with mixed feelings, Yule and Xolal recognised similar personality traits they once possessed when they began as Guardians, and embraced each other as friends, ending the ceremony.

Yule introduced Mune to the Moon Temple and his assistants, the Moon Spiders. Despite Mune's protests that his being chosen was a mistake, Yule simply put his trust in the young Faun before departing into the Garden of the Temple, where he transformed into a crescent-shaped flower, passing on peacefully.

### Trivia

Yule's name is taken from the ancient Germanic word *yule* for the longest night of the year, the winter solstice, reflecting his status as a creature of the night.
Mune's Father

*"Mune, can't you be responsible for once?! You embarrassed me in front of Leeyoon!"*

## Voice

### Voice Actor (English):

Jonathan Love

**Mune's Father** is a minor character in Mune: Guardian of the Moon. He appears as a single parent with his two children, Mune and an unnamed younger daughter. A no-nonsense father, he dislikes Mune's mischievous, playful attitude, and is later shocked when Mune is chosen to be the next Guardian of the Moon. When his son later restores the balance of harmony, Mune's Father is proud of his son.

## Biography

Mune's Father first appears after Mune accidentally interrupts a speech given by Leeyoon, announcing his future status as the next Guardian of the Moon. Mune's Father angrily marches his son back to their home and forbids him from attending the Ceremony the next day, adding that Mune can come out once he learns responsibility.

The next day, Mune's Father joins the other People of the Night in witnessing the next Guardians chosen. He is shocked when he noticed that the Moon Ewe, the living aspect of the Moon, discovers Mune hiding in a bushel, and insists that he leave the Arena immediately. He is further bewildered when the Moon Ewe chooses Mune to be the next Guardian of the Moon, and is left with no choice but to bow to his own son in acknowledgement.

Shortly thereafter, Mune loses control of the Temple of the Moon, carving a path of destruction through the forest. He is then deposed as Guardian by the newly appointed Guardian of the Sun, Sohone, and a vengeful Leyoon. Returning to the wrecked forest, Mune is rejected by his own people. Hearing his son's pleas to set things right, Mune's Father appears, his face a mix of sadness and disappointment. When Mune promises to make things right, Mune's Father sadly nods once before leaving Mune to join the others. When Mune is eventually successful in restoring the harmony of the planet and taking his place atop the Moon Temple, Mune's Father witnesses his son's triumph. With his daughter at his side, Mune's Father speaks proudly of his son as the true Guardian of the Moon.

## Gallery

"Mune! Get out of there right now!"Forced to bow to his own son.Forced to disown his son."What's Mune doing with the night?"