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Arbalète

## La Règle

Cette aventure extérieure est apparue lors des nocturnes de 1991. Elle requiert 3 candidats : un qui largue, un qui arme et un qui vise.

L'aventure a connu 3 versions :

- En 1991 et 1992, l'arbalète se trouve sur une plate forme sur les remparts sud-ouest du fort. L'équipe dispose de 5 flèches enflammées pour atteindre une barge au large du fort. Le but est d'enflammer un tissu qui masque l'indice et ainsi le révéler.
- En 1994, l'arbalète se situe au même endroit mais est dirigée vers l'intérieur du fort. Il faut désormais atteindre le centre d'une cible de l'autre coté du fort. L'indice s'affiche une fois le centre touché.
- En 1997, l'arbalète est désormais au pied de la vigie et la cible à l'opposé derrière l'ancienne horloge du fort. L'indice est révélé cette fois par effets pyrotechniques du plus bel effet.
Asile

On se retrouve pour cette épreuve dans une véritable cellule d'asile.

Dès son entrée, le candidat remarque que la clé est prisonnière d'un axe métallique. Il actionne alors un levier ce qui aura pour effet de faire monter la clé sur cet axe, mais le levier passe de l'autre côté de la cloison qui sépare la cellule en 2.
Le candidat doit alors passer de l'autre côté de cette cloison en passant par une porte à bascule, cette dernière s'actionnant à la force des épaules en se jetant sur sa partie supérieure. Une fois de l'autre côté, il peut de nouveau actionner le levier ce qui fera de nouveau monter la clé.

Après plusieurs allers-retours, la clé est libérée de son axe et le candidat peut enfin la récupérer.
Pokémon

Pokémon is a popular media franchise from The Pokémon Company, which consists of Nintendo, Game Freak, and Creatures. It began in 1996 with Pokemon Red and Pokemon Blue being released in Japan for the Game Boy. The franchise has since branched out to an anime, a manga, and a trading card game. It has even spawned a competitive fanbase.

## Premise

In the many types of media Pokémon has appeared in, the basic premise is catching hundreds of creatures known as Pokémon, battling other Pokémon to try and make them faint, and completing the Pokédex by catching all of the Pokémon.In the video games, you are given a starter Pokémon. In most games, you get to choose from three Pokémon that the Pokémon Professor has. The trio will consist of a water, grass, and fire type. All three Pokémon in this trio will have a type advantage over one of the others, and a type disadvantage against the last one.

The only exception to this pattern is in Pokémon Yellow, in which you receive a Pikachu after your rival steals the Eevee that Professor Oak originally intended to give you.
Ascension du poteau

## La Règle

Dans cette aventure extérieure : un poteau en bois dressé au dessus de la mer partant de la cellule 119 jusqu'à la terrasse.

Le candidat doit grimper à ce poteau pour récupérer l'indice qui se trouve en haut de celui-ci.
Il s'aide pour cela de taquets encastrés dans le poteau. Des équipiers situés à fenêtre de la cellule 219 et sur les remparts lui lancent également des taquets afin qu'il puisse progresser.
Mais le nombre de taquets est limité et si le candidat en laisse trop tomber à la mer, il ne pourra pas continuer sa progression et atteindre le sommet du poteau.

## Version Duel

Deux candidats représentant chaque équipe s'affrontent.

Chaque candidat se trouve au pied d'un poteau, l'un parallèle à l'autre. Comme dans l'aventure ils vont devoir escalader leur poteau respectif pour arriver à la clé ou à l'indice.
Pour évoluer sur leur poteau, 2 de leurs équipiers qui se trouvent respectivement à la fenêtre de la cellule 219 et sur la terrasse vont leur lancer des taquets qu'ils emboiteront dans le poteau afin de monter dessus. Mais les taquets sont, pour l'un comme pour l'autre, en nombre limité et chacun doit éviter de trop en laisser tomber à la mer.

Le premier qui décroche la clé ou la cartouche-indice remporte le duel
Demoiselles du fort

## La Règle

Cette aventure est une évolution de celle des Araignées, à la différence que des scorpions ont été ajoutés.

Le candidat, en entrant, emprunte un petit couloir rempli de toiles d'araignées. Arrivé devant une trappe, il rentre dedans et se retrouve dans une toute petite pièce infestée de mygales. Il doit alors les attraper afin de prendre un petit bout de papier qui se trouve collé sur leur ventre. Un certain nombre ont un papier mais une seule à un mot, les autres sont des leurres. Il obtiendra un morceau de mot, l'indice étant découpé en 2 parties.
Il doit alors ouvrir un coffre et se trouve cette fois-ci face à des scorpions, qui tiennent dans leur pince un bout de papier. Comme pour les mygales, il doit trouver l'autre morceau du mot qui, combiné à l'autre, donnera l'indice.
Si il ne le récupère pas dans les temps, il se retrouve dans le noir et doit sortir.

A partir de 2003, ce sont des chiffres qui se trouvent sur les papiers qui, rassemblés, donnent la combinaison du cadenas du coffre qui renferme l'indice. Ce coffre se situe en dehors de la cellule et c'est le reste de l'équipe qui doit composer le code.
Baseball

Baseball is a sport in which two teams of nine players compete to score the most runs. The game consists of nine innings, each of which is divided into a top and a bottom half. In the top half of the inning, the road team bats while the home team pitches to them. Once three outs are recorded, the bottom of the same inning is played and the roles switch: the road team pitches while the home team bats. Runs are scored when a player on the batting team runs around all four bases on the baseball diamond. This is usually accomplished via hits, but can also occur on errors made by fielders, sacrifice plays, and even some outs can result in runs, depending on the circumstances.
Aiguilleur

Dès son entrée, le candidat prend place sur une sorte de surf dont il ne bougera pas de toute l'épreuve.

Un long rail sur lequel passe un boulet serpente toute la cellule. Mais ce rail est coupé à 4 reprises ce qui fait naturellement tomber le boulet.
Afin de faire parvenir le boulet jusqu’au bout du rail, le candidat va devoir jouer les aiguilleurs en orientant le surf soit à droite soit à gauche, ce qui va faire pivoter un morceau de rail, afin de le positionner correctement pour établir une jonction lorsque le boulet passe sur chaque coupure.
Lorsque le boulet arrive au bout du rail, il tombe dans une trappe ce qui libérera la clé.

Si le boulet venait à tomber du rail, un autre sera libérer immédiatement. Leur nombre est également illimité.
Wikia Fan Boyard

## Bienvenue sur le wiki

Bienvenue sur le wiki. Nous sommes un site Web communautaire et collaboratif à propos de votre thème que n’importe qui, vous y compris, peut modifier. Cliquez sur le bouton « Modifier » en haut de n’importe quelle page pour commencer !

## Décrivez votre thème

Écrivez une description sur votre thème. Informez vos lecteurs sur ce dont parle votre thème et ajoutez des informations générales qui le concernent.

## Activité récente

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Cool Doggy
9 October 2016

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Mutts 20 Year Anniversary

Hi!
Mutts had 20 year anniversary in 2014. In this interesting thread it says that Mutts was orginally be named Zero, after Earl's previous name that was going to be Zero too. Read more here:http://comicskingdom.com/blog/2014/09/04/ask-the-archivist-…

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Cool Doggy
30 September 2016

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Cool Mutts Site

Hi!
I found a cool Mutts site and it has good comics and information.http://caraballo.amanda.tripod.com/Mutts.htm

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**Publishers:** Archie • Aspen MLT • Beano • Bongo • CrossGen • Dark Horse • DC • Disney Comics • Dynamite • EC • Harvey • Image • Malibu • Marvel • Valiant • Vertigo • Zenescope
**Everything Else:** Comic Series • Golden Age Comics • Hey Kids, Comics! • Irish Comics • Public Domain Super Heroes • UK Comics • Women in Comics
Toon Link (Super Smash Bros.)

Toon Link is a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. Like Young Link before him, Toon Link is a smaller, faster version of Link. Unlike Young Link, however, Toon Link hails from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, while Young Link is from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.

In both games he appears in, he is considered to be a better version of Link, and, well, I can't disagree.
Amarre trop courte

Le candidat est ici accroché à une corde le long de la paroi du fort sur sa façade Ouest.

Il va devoir monter cette corde à l'aide d'un jumar et effectuer des mouvements pendulaires afin d'atteindre une première bouée qu'il doit détacher. Celle-ci va descendre vers l'équipe qui y trouvera la 1ère partie du code.
Il continue son ascension et doit faire la même opération pour les 2 autres bouées qu'il trouvera.

Le code reconstitué permettra à l'équipe de composer le code qui ouvre le cadenas du coffre renfermant l'indice.
Speedcubing

Speedcubing, also known as speedsolving, is the act of solving a Rubik’s Cube or other twisty puzzle as quickly as possible.

## Methods

Many people have developed methods to solve puzzles quickly. The Rubik’s Cube, for example, has methods like CFOP, Roux, Petrus, and ZZ. There have also been many substeps that have been created, such as CMLL, ZZ-CT, ZBLL, VLS, Winter Variation, and COLL to solve certain cases faster. In order for these methods to be carried out, algorithms are discovered and applied to certain permutations of the cube.

## Competitions

When the World Cube Association (WCA) was founded, competitions began to be held around the world. Competitions are organized every weekend, and up to eighteen different events are held at them. These events are:

* 3x3
* 3x3 one handed (OH)
* 3x3 with feet
* 3x3 fewest moves (FMC)
* 3x3 blindfolded (BLD)
* 3x3 multiple blindfolded (MBLD or multiblind)
* 2x2
* 4x4
* 4x4 blindfolded (4BLD)
* 5x5
* 5x5 blindfolded (5BLD)
* 6x6
* 7x7
* Megaminx
* Pyraminx
* Skewb
* Square-1
* Rubik’s Clock

The current world record for the 3x3 is held by Mats Valk, with a time of 4.74 seconds, beating Lucas Etter’s 4.90.

## Community

Many speedsolvers have YouTube channels on which they post cubing-related videos. Popular cubing channels include JRCuber, CrazyBadCuber, RedKB, DGCubes, and TheProgrammingCuber, among others.

Speedsolvers also tend to have an account on the Speedsolving forums, where people can go to ask questions, have discussions, post PBs, and clog the forum with off-topic spam. YAY ME! Methods are proposed, rules are discussed, and it’s generally a good time.
Smash 4 Character Opinions/Pikachu

Pikachu. The mascot of the Pokémon series. If Pikachu hadn't been chosen to be the icon he is today, the Pokémon franchise likely wouldn't have been nearly as popular as it is today. I mean, to be fair, he is the reason we haven't seen Porygon in the anime since the Indigo League series, but that's a story for another time. Anyways, let's break down his moveset and see what I think about it.

## Moveset and play style

First off, Pikachu's jab. It comes out on frame 2, and can true combo into itself up to six times. This is very useful, not only to rack up a bit of damage, but he can also fill up his staleness cue with jabs, allowing him to keep his kill moves fresh when he really needs them.

Pikachu's bread and butter at low percents is up tilt, forward air and up air combos. These can quickly rack up damage, and if you're like my friends playing against me, you'll just sit there and think, "Wwwwow." Seriously, whenever I perform a long combo string, they always seem surprised that I pull them off. Good thing they don't play Fox, because they would be stuck for a while. Since they don't use DI, Pikachu's up tilt can hit Fox seven times in a row. Down tilt has a chance to trip the opponent, which can lead to a variety of follow-ups.

Pikachu also has a variety of kill setups. These include up throw into his down special Thunder, fast fall forward air into a forward smash, and even back air into forward smash.

Pikachu can also use down tilt to jab lock the opponent, which can lead to three jabs followed by a charged forward smash for the kill.

Pikachu is pretty light, which does mean he can get killed pretty early. He is tied for the 5th lightest in the game, with Fox, Olimar, and Kirby.

Pikachu's recovery is among the best in the entire game. Quick Attack covers a lot of vertical and horizontal distance, and is very difficult to intercept. Skull Bash can also be used for horizontal distance. Finally, Thunder can be used to stall Pikachu in the air.

## My opinions on people who play Pikachu

Well, as for Pikachu mains, there's ESAM, and... Wait... Who else mains Pikachu? Noo, ESAM, Pikachu is not top 5. He's a darn good character, but not one of the best.

To be continued... I gotta go to class now.

Alright. Two tests and one speech later, I'm back.

Yeah, Pikachu isn't the best character. But if you main Pikachu, then you probably have a ton of unpopular opinions that you're not afraid to share. You're also perfectly OK with having all your choices for alternate costumes be yellow. If Charizard can be every color of the rainbow, why not Pika?

Pikachu is one of the harder characters to master, but not one of the hardest. I'd say Pikachu is up there with Toon Link as far as difficulty goes, but not quite Mega Man or Ryu tier.

## Experiences playing Pikachu

Recently, I played a best of 5 Pika ditto with my friend. I picked the Shiny Pikachu with a Choice Band costume, which I originally incorrectly identified as the headband Brendan wears in Pokémon Emerald (which by the way is also in the game). So when I beat him 3-0, he blamed the headband. (He just got outplayed.)
Apnée

## La Règle

Dans ce duel original, les 2 candidats vont devoir se révéler excellents en apnée sans quoi ce duel leur sera infaisable.

Chaque candidat est suspendu par les pieds au dessus d'un grand tube rempli d'eau.
Au signal, tous 2 vont être plongés dans ce tube et vont alors devoir, en apnée, actionner un robinet à l'aide d'un outil afin de faire sortir un filet d'eau de leur tube.
Un de leur équipier se chargera de récupérer cette eau à l'aide d'un récipient (sans fond !) et aller la verser dans leur réservoir respectif.
A bout de souffle, chaque plongeur peut faire signe à l'équipe technique afin d'être remonté pour reprendre son souffle.

A la fin de l'épreuve, l'animateur révèle le contenu des réservoirs : l'équipe qui a récolté le plus d'eau gagne le duel.
Hiya. Welcome to a work in progress.

This is the first of many pages that will be created that won't have any informational value whatsoever. So if you wanted to use this wiki for your research paper... Why would you do that? But anyways, I may make a page about a certain picture or video I come across that I like and feel like making a page about. This entire wiki is a work in progress, so stay tuned for more things coming up in the future. Ohhhh, who am I kidding, nobody's even here.
Sisyphe

Un plan incliné à 45° bosselé occupe un peu plus de la moitié de la cellule.
Après avoir claqué la porte, *Passe-Partout* retire la poignée de la porte : le candidat se retrouve prisonnier de la cellule. Pour en sortir, il doit absolument avoir la clé pour ouvrir la porte.

Au pied du plan incliné, derrière des barreaux, le candidat ,à l'aide une canne fourchue, doit pousser un boulet pour le rentrer dans l'orifice situé en haut du plan incliné. Cela libérera une sorte de skateboard qui descendra jusqu'au candidat avec la clé. Celui-ci pourra alors ouvrir la porte et sortir.

**En 2009,** il n'est plus nécessaire de récupérer la clé pour sortir.
Starter Pokémon

A Starter Pokémon is the first Pokémon given to a Pokémon trainer in a certain region. Most games in the series have three choices for a starter. Every starter is part of a three-stage evolution line. They evolve once around level 16, and again around level 36.

## List of starters

With the exception of Pokemon Yellow, every main series Pokémon game gives the player the choice between a grass type, a fire type, and a water type Pokémon, all of which are at level 5. Some gain a secondary typing as they evolve, but Bulbasaur and Rowlett both have one before they evolve at all.

As a result of these types, each starter has a type advantage over one other in its trio while it has a disadvantage over the other. The grass type has an advantage over the water type, the water type has an advantage over the fire type, and the fire type has an advantage over the grass type.

### Kanto

In Pokémon Red, Pokémon Blue, Pokémon FireRed, and Pokémon LeafGreen, the player has a choice between Bulbasaur, Squirtle, and Charmander. Bulbasaur (which is a dual Grass-Poison type) evolves into Ivysaur at level 16 and Venusaur at level 32. Charmander, a pure fire type, evolves into Charmeleon at level 16, and Charizard at level 36, at which point it gains the flying type. Squirtle, a pure water type, evolves into Wartortle at level 16, and Blastoise at level 36. All three of these Pokémon gained Mega Evolutions for their final evolution in Pokémon X and Pokémon Y.

In Pokémon Yellow, the player cannot choose between Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle. The only choice the player has is Pikachu. Originally, Professor Oak was going to give the player an Eevee, but the player's rival took it first, leaving you with a Pikachu. Pikachu refuses to evolve into Raichu if given a Thunder Stone. Which kinda sucks. Because Pikachu sucks as a starter in this game.

### Johto

In the games of the Johto region (Pokémon Gold, Pokémon Silver, Pokémon Crystal, Pokémon HeartGold, and Pokémon SoulSilver), the player is given the choice between Chikorita, Cyndaquil, and Totodile. Chikorita evolves into Bayleef, then into Meganium. Cyndaquil evolves into Quilava then into Typhlosion. Totodile evolves into Croconaw, then into Feraligatr.
Ideas for new features for Smash on the Switch

Like in Smash Tour, I think it would be awesome if you could select different characters for each stock. This could allow for some interesting counterpicking, because maybe your opponent is planning to use a character with a winning matchup against your main for their second character, so you could pick a better character to play against your opponent for the second stock. Plus, that way, full roster iron man challenges would be much easier.
Ascension du tonneau

## La Règle

Une nouvelle aventure qui demande l'implication de toute l'équipe.

Le candidat se trouve dans une petite nacelle (le tonneau...). Pour la monter, ses équipiers doivent tirer sur une corde afin de monter la nacelle jusqu'à un pont de singe au dessus du 2ème étage.
Au cours de son ascension, il trouvera 2 portefeuilles en bois qu'il devra ouvrir et communiquer les chiffres à son équipe. Il ne doit absolument pas en rater un car la nacelle ne peut redescendre.
Pour finir, il doit sortir de cette nacelle et s'élancer sur un pont de singe au bout duquel se trouve le 3ème portefeuille en bois.

Un préposé à l'ardoise devra additionner ou soustraire les codes afin de trouver la combinaison du cadenas fermant le coffre contenant l'indice.
Antre filet

Un grand filet cubique occupe la quasi totalité de la cellule. En le scrutant bien, on aperçoit qu'il contient un 2ème filet plus petit, qui lui même en renferme un 3ème encore plus petit. Tout comme le principe des poupées russes.

Le candidat doit aller chercher la clé qui se trouve dans une boite au coeur du 3ème filet. Pour cela, il doit pénétrer dans les 3 filet successifs en trouvant leur entrée sur une de leurs faces tout en prenant garde de ne pas se prendre les pieds dans les mailles des filets.

La clé en sa possession, il va devoir faire le chemin inverse pour sortir avant la fin de la clepsydre au risque de se retrouver prisonnier.
For Glory

For Glory is one of the online modes in Super Smash Bros. 4.

## 1-on-1

Basically where 80% of online players go, 1-on-1 is where players go to play 1v1s against random opponents. Of course, since the opponents are random and not based on skill, you could get a Link who spams projectiles and smash attacks, a Mario who does nothing but up tilt, or an actually good top tier main. It really is a mixed bag.

### Process

Each For Glory match takes place on an omega form stage. Each player is given two stocks, and the time limit is 5 minutes. Items are turned off, and statistics such as wins and losses are recorded for each player. If both players choose to stay to play another match, they have 45 seconds to choose their fighter for the next match.
My thoughts on grammar and people who correct others on it

Like any other language, English has a set of grammatical rules that must be followed. They're drilled into our heads from a young age, and there are some things we just say, even though they don't make much sense. Like irregular plural forms and past tenses. Why do we say went instead of goed? Why ate instead of eated? If we say mice for the plural of mouse, why not hice for the plural of house? But since we've been using those words for so long and so often, we often overlook it.

On top of that, there are other rules you need to follow, like the differences in spelling among the words there, their, and they're. There's also the difference between the phrases "each other" and "one another," and even between the words between and among. And of course, who and whom. These are the kinds of things a smart alec who paid attention in school would correct you on. I am one of those people. But... Should I really be?

My answer to that question is probably not. While people are sometimes a little bit off on their grammar, if you can understand them well enough to correct them, then why correct them? If I were to ask you, "Between these three options, which would you like pick?" (perhaps referring to the three starter Pokemon) you would probably still understand what I mean, despite the correct word being among.

Now there are people who will point out especially bad grammar, such as Jacksfilms, who has made an entire series on it called Your Grammar Sucks. The difference is that the people whose comments are featured on the show often say things that make little to no sense any way you slice it and they sound like English isn't their first language. Oftentimes, he'll feature pure gibberish and nonsense but not often things like what I've mentioned in this page, if any at all.
Jab

A jab, also known as a neutral attack or standard attack, is the attack in Super Smash Bros. that is executed when the player presses the attack button (A on most controllers) without pressing a direction on the control stick while grounded. Most jabs are multi-hit natural combos, usually three or infinite hits, but some, like Ganondorf and Bowser's are one and two hits, respectively. Jabs usually come out quickly and are most character's fastest move. The fastest jabs in Smash 4 belong to Little Mac and Zero Suit Samus, as they both come out on frame 1.
What Even Is This Show?

What Even Is This Show? is a show. Honestly I don't even know how to describe it.

## Characters

Mom: the "director of fun" whatever that means. Calls everyone boring. Sleeps 15 hours a day.

Preschool Teacher: doesn't actually teach preschool anymore. Sings the alphabet nonstop. Really high pitched voice. Incredibly annoying

British Dude: A British dude. Compares Britain to America and criticizes Americans every chance he gets

Complaining Woman: Constantly screaming at the top of her lungs and complains about everything.

Derp: Complaining Woman's 4-year-old son. Still can't figure out for the life of him what that thingy Mommy uses is called.

God: For some reason the characters listed above go to heaven a lot, where God is waiting to beat them in a game of trivia, after which he gives them overly complicated directions back to Earth.
Competitive Super Smash Bros.

Soon after the release of Super Smash Bros. Melee, people began to play games in the Super Smash Bros. series competitively.

## Smash 4

When Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS was released, most Super Smash Bros. Brawl players moved on to that game. Then when Super Smash Bros. for Wii U came out, people ditched the 3DS version in favor of the Wii U version since they were able to use the GameCube controller once again via an adapter for the Wii U.
Newspaper

A newspaper is a kind of outdated way to get your daily fill of news. Nowadays people use the Internet or TV to find out what’s going on in the world of ours. Oh well. I haven’t picked up a newspaper in a while now. We used to have to get a newspaper at least once a week for school for current events, and I loved newspapers back then. Once I picked out an article, I had a ton of news and stuff to read during and after school. Ok, to be honest I just paged through the sports section to see how the Yankees did last night or something. The rest of the paper I couldn’t care less about. I remember back when I would take posters out of the newspaper that they would make for baseball things like the Subway Series or Opening Day. I guess I should mention I read The Daily News. And by read I mean the past tense. I don’t read newspapers at all now. I just use my school’s online subscription to The New York Times to get my news. Might as well tell you some other things about me. I’m a huge fan of competitive speedcubing and Smash Bros. I’ve been solving Rubik’s Cubes for nearly three years now, ever since I got a cube for Christmas, well, three years ago. You can often find me posting in the off-topic boards on the Speedsolving forum. My thread about making assumptions about the next person to post has over 1,100 replies, which is the most of any thread created in the last 5 years. It’s also the second biggest that you can still reply to, second only to the stickies thread Non-cubers say the darndest things! Whoa... that got off-topic. It seems like I always do things like this. I basically resurrected the off-topic board on Speedsolving and got people coming to it regularly to make assumptions, write haikus, make acronyms out of words, and more. People say that of all the people this year, I’m the most deserving of a ban because of all the off-topic threads. And then they go on to say they’re glad I didn’t get banned because those games are fun. But to be fair, I didn’t break any forum rules with my threads, unless all those posts count for spam, which I don’t think they do. I’ve also been nominated for most ambiguous member, most underappreciated member, best and worst of everything with my teenage cubers thread, and the Matt11111 award for best off-topic threads. YAY ME! AAAAAnd here we go again with the off-topicness.
If I made a video game, what would it be like?

Alright, so for now, I'm just going to list a few features I would put into a video game if I made one.

* Voice acting
* An option to use motion controls, but not a requirement to complete the game
* A really bad but really funny villain with some stupid plan to accomplish something stupid (like King Dedede)
* Full character customization
* A speedrun mode to beat the game or individual sections as fast as possible
* Tons of mini games
* Multiple difficulty levels

Alright, Imma leave it at that for now.
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U is a game released for the Wii U in 2014. Along with Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, these two games make up the fourth installment of the franchise.

## Gameplay

The core gameplay remains the same as past titles: use various attacks to increase opponents' damage and then try to launch them into the blast zone to kill them. However, this game is overall faster than Super Smash Bros. Brawl, but not quite as fast as Super Smash Bros. Melee, allowing it to appeal to casual and competitive players alike.

## Modes

Smash is, of course, the flagship mode of the game. In this mode, up to four players can take part in a battle just like always.

8-Player Smash is a new feature introduced for Smash Wii U. In it, up to 8 players can play instead of four. However, in order to keep the game running at 60 frames per second, some stages have features removed or are entirely unplayable in the mode.

In Special Smash, a variety of effects can be added to the battle, such as changing the gravity, speed, and headgear of every character.

Another new mode introduced in Smash Wii U is Smash Tour, a Mario Party-like board game where players must collect fighters, stats, and items to prepare for the final battle.

Training Mode makes a return, where you can try out different fighters in a safe environment with no consquences for messing up.

Classic Mode received an overhaul. Players can choose from 91 different difficulty levels, in increments of 0.1 from 0.0 to 9.0. The player (or players) is placed on a board and they get to choose the characters they want to fight and collect rewards for defeating them. After five rounds, the Fighting Mii Team will appear, and you must then defeat 20 Mii Fighters. Finally, the player fights Master Hand (and if the level is high enough, Crazy Hand, and Master Core).

All-Star Mode pits the player against every character in the game in seven rounds. Between rounds, the player gets the opportunity to use a healing item to try to survive longer. In this mode, the CPU's take far more damage than normal, with many forward smashes dealing upwards of 50% damage apiece.

There are a variety of minigames in the Stadium mode, including Target Blast, in which the player uses a bomb to blow up targets, Multi-Man Smash, where the player takes on a horde of Mii Fighters, and Home Run Contest, where the player uses a Home Run Bat to launch a Sandbag as far as possible.
Bowser's New Car

Bowser's New Car is the eleventh episode of The Mario Show.

Bowser: Mmmm, that delicious new car smell. Ain't that nice.

Bowser turns on the radio and it's playing Vocal Warmups by the Dry Bones Choir.

Dry Bones Choir: (vocalizing in harmony for 4 minutes straight)

Bowser: Man, what kind of station is this?

Radio guy: And that was Vocal Warmups by the beloved Dry Bones Choir. You're listening to WCHR, where we don't just play music, we play music to make you better at singing. More vocal warmups after these commercials.

Bowser: Maaaan, I don't want to learn how to sing. I can sing just fine myself. I don't need a radio station telling me how to do something we all do. LA LA LA LA LAAAAAAA!

Guy driving a car in an adjacent lane: Man, your singing sucks.

Bowser: Shut up. (drives faster into the distance)

Bowser changes the radio station to the news

News anchor: And in sports the Bland and Boring City Telepagoombas beat the Dynamic and Interesting Town Koopas in a game of baseball last night with a walk-off home run.

Bowser: Come again? ALL RIIIIIGHT!

News anchor: Here's an interesting statistic. 47% of people go to sleep before the end of a sporting event they're watching on TV or listening to on the radio. Also 35% of statistics are made up on the spot. In fact, we've just been making up all these numbers!

Bowser: Stupid untrustworthy news station.

News anchor: I heard that!
Shiny Pokémon

A shiny Pokémon is a rare palette swap of a Pokémon. Some shiny forms drastically change their appearance, while others make their color a few shades darker or lighter.

Shiny Pokémon were introduced in Generation II. The term shiny refers to the sparkling animation and sound effect when one is encountered.

## Odds of finding a shiny

In Generations II through V, the chance of encountering a shiny normally is 1 in 8192. This was changed in Generation VI, where the chance was doubled to 1 in 4096. Various methods, such as chain fishing and the Masuda method can increase the chance of finding a shiny.
Super Mario Maker

Super Mario Maker is a game for the Wii U that allows players to create their own 2D Mario levels.

## Gameplay

### Course Maker

As the title of the game suggests, players can make their own Mario levels based on one of four different Mario games:

* Super Mario Bros.
* Super Mario Bros. 3
* Super Mario World
* New Super Mario Bros. U

Each one of these game styles comes with all of the mechanics available in the original games, with a few differences. For example, Mario can now go backwards in Super Mario Bros, but can no longer spin jump on Grinders in Super Mario World. He can also now spin jump on Piranha Plants, Thwomps, Spinies, and Spike Tops in New Super Mario Bros. U, like he could in Super Mario World.

Each level created can be up to twelve screens long, two screens high, and have a time limit of up to 500 seconds. Players can lay down a variety of items to create these levels, such as blocks, enemies, and platforms.

Once a level is completed, it can be uploaded to Course World for others to play. However, the level must be beaten before it is uploaded to prove that it can be. If there are any checkpoints in the level, it must be completed from the beginning and then from each checkpoint.

### Course World

#### 100 Mario Challenge

The 100 Mario Challenge is essentially a story mode to Super Mario Maker. The player is given 100 lives to go through a certain number of levels. There are four modes to choose from: Easy, Normal, Expert, and Super Expert (the latter of which was introduced in an update in March 2016). Easy mode has the player go through eight levels with very high completion rates. Normal mode has 16 levels and slightly lower completion rates. Expert mode also has 16 levels and even lower completion rates. Super Expert has only 6 levels, but extremely low completion rates in its levels. The final level is always a castle, and completing that final level plays a cutscene in which Mario rescues Princess Peach, after which the credits roll and the player is awarded with a Mystery Mushroom costume which can be used in Super Mario Bros. levels.

Completing Normal mode unlocks Expert mode, and completing Expert mode unlocks Super Expert.
Neutral game

In Super Smash Bros., the neutral game, also called the neutral, is defined as a state in a match where both players have equal stage control, and want to find an opening to gain control. Players must use their character's safest moves and options to "win" the neutral. This can be done easily using things like disjointed hitboxes and projectiles.
Nintendo Switch

The Nintendo Switch (previously codenamed NX) is an upcoming home console-handheld hybrid system by Nintendo. It is expected to come out in March 2017.

## What we know

The Nintendo Switch will have the option of playing on a tablet screen or docking it to play on a TV. On the tablet, there are two detachable Joy Con controllers. They can be used in conjunction with each other or separately for multiplayer play. There will also be a Pro Controller sold separately.

A presentation announcing more information about the Switch will take place on January 12, 2016
Smash 4 free for all kill setup ideas

So I’ve been watching a lot of videos from channels like Dragon Smash and Plasma Smash, which show clips from Smash 4 tournament matches. They do things like the top 10 2v1 comebacks in doubles, mistakes, Mario capes, and more. So that got me thinking. What would be some awesome kills and setups my friend and I can pull off together in a free-for-all that would make our other friend scream, pack his stuff up, and go home? So that’s what I’m going to do today.

* I pick Mario. He picks Ganondorf. I fully charge F.L.U.D.D. He gets ready to do a reverse Warlock Punch. I use F.L.U.D.D. to slide him across the stage towards our unsuspecting victim. Well, after I rack up a bit of damage with some up tilts. You know, Mario things.
* I pick King Dedede. He picks Bowser. I lay a Gordo at the ledge. He waits for our victim to hit the Gordo. He goes in, gives him a hug, and flips off the stage with him.
Pescanova

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Esta es la página oficial de la ciudad norteña de la Isla Mayor, Pescanova.

## Historia

Esta ciudad es especial, sobretodo, históricamente. En 1714, la flota barcabonense, la cuál descubrió estas tierras, desembarcó justo en la playa de Pescanova. En 1716, se fue fundada la primera colonia en esas tierras. La colonia se llamaba Caterspia, colonia la cuál fue instalada por los barcabonenses. La ciudad fue la capital de la colonia, la cuál fue instalada en 1721. En 1815, con la independencia de Hispaniers, se inaguró el Puerto de Pescanova, para poder iniciar las primeras rutas comerciales por mar. En 1857, se cambió la capital de la nación a Hispanípolis, recientemente fundada, por la razón de la unión entre Hispaniers y La Plana, y se fundó la República Hispana.

En 1921, se fundó la Universidad de Pescanova, la cuál fue la primera universidad en el pais. La gente estudiosa debía mudarse allí para estudiar, así que la ciudad creció considerablemente.

Durante la Guerra de Balleria, Pescanova fue una gran base naval. Nunca fue ocupada por ninguna fuerza extranjera.

Pescanova fue la segunda ciudad más grande durante la República Socialista de Barvacia Azienda y las Islas Barcalas.

## Actualidad

En la actualidad, esta ciudad tiene una población aproximada de 35.000 habitantes.

Tiene un puerto, una universidad, el ayuntamiento, y un edificio privado de los socialistas.

Es la segunda ciudad más grande de Barvacia Azienda y las Islas Barcalas.
Tier list

A tier list is a ranking of all the characters in a fighting game based on the current metagame. Many factors go into making a tier list, and they require many people to input their opinions, usually top professionals at the game in question. Tier lists are updated frequently, as major changes in the metagame change how a character is viewed. For example, in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, Abadango began to achieve high results with Mewtwo, who in the first tier list was considered a low tier, placing 37th out of 58 characters, and even was considered the worst character in the game upon release as DLC. Abadango even won a major tournament in Pound 2016. As a result, in the second tier list which was released six months later, Mewtwo jumped all the way up to 10th place, 27 higher than before.

Characters getting buffed or nerfed can also change their position on the tier list. However, characters can also not have any changes made to them but still move on the list as other characters do (cough) Dedede (cough) Jigglypuff.
Matchup (Super Smash Bros.)

A matchup is two characters fighting each other and a ratio predicting how often each character will win, based off of the tools each character has. For example, in Smash 4, Rosalina is said to have an approximately 70:30 matchup against Ness, which means out of 100 matches, Rosalina would be expected to win about 70 times. This is because Rosalina has all the tools necessary to beat Ness. Gravitational Pull completely invalidates PK Fire and even Ness's recovery, PK Thunder. Luma, when he is by Rosalina's side, can also tank projectiles if need be. If a matchup if 50:50, the two characters are said to go even with each other.
Mutts

***Mutts*** is a daily and Sunday comic strip created by Patrick McDonnell in 1994. The comic strip is centered on the day-to-day adventures of two companion animals: a dog named Earl and a cat named Mooch. *Mutts* explores the special bond between animals and their guardians, and the endearing friendship of Earl and Mooch. It strikes a delicate balance between joy, fun and responsible social commentary. *Mutts* has been recognized for its distinctive style, heartwarming humor and compassionate advocacy for animal issues. *Mutts* appears in more than 700 newspapers in 20 countries.

Charlez M. Schulz, the creator of Peanuts, was a good friend of Patrick, and have said that *Mutts* is "one of the best comic strips of all time".
Smash 4 Character Opinions/Jigglypuff

Jigglypuff. Considered by many to be the worst character in Smash 4. Right there in the bottom tier with the likes of Zelda, Ganondorf, and Charizard. Some people say Jiggs isn't dead worst, but... I do. And I'm Matt so I win. Your opinion is invalid.

## Moveset and play style

HOLY CRUD THIS PINK PUFFBALL'S MOVESET SUCKS.

## Experiences with Jigglypuff

SHIELD BREAK, YOU DIE. I TOLD MY FRIEND THIS AND HE EXPECTED ME TO SELF-DESTRUCT AFTER HE TOLD ME TO BREAK HIS SHIELD.
I swear, Donald Trump feels like he can say anything now.

Yesterday on Twitter, Donald Trump said that he won the popular vote if the millions of illegal voters' votes are deducted. Without any evidence whatsoever. And the popular vote doesn't even matter. So why are you tweeting about this? What a sore winner. 4 hours later he randomly said that there's massive voter fraud going on. Without any evidence whatsoever. WHAT A GUY.
New York Yankees

The New York Yankees are a Major League Baseball team based in The Bronx, New York. They were founded in 1901 as the Baltimore Orioles, and then they moved to New York City in 1903, where they became known as the New York Highlanders. In 1913, they became known as the Yankees after a nickname by the media stuck.

The Yankees have won 27 World Series championships, the most of any North American professional sports team, and 16 more than the team with the second most championships, the St. Louis Cardinals.
Spanish

Spanish... It's a pretty cool language. I've been learning it for the past ten years now (well, this is my tenth year), and I very much enjoy it. Learning a new language opens up so many opportunities, but that's a story for another day.

My whole family pretends they can speak Spanish when in reality they just add "o" to the end of every word. That, my humans, is Englisho.
Read

In the context of Super Smash Bros., a read is when a player predicts which option their opponent will select and plans accordingly. There are two types of reads. A soft read is a sub-optimal punishment that covers multiple options at once, while a hard read is a more powerful punish that only covers one option and leaves the player in a bad position if they made the wrong read.
Super Smash Bros. (series)

**Super Smash Bros.** is a series of fighting games created by Masahiro Sakurai. The series started in 1999 with Super Smash Bros. for the Nintendo 64. In 2001, a sequel, Super Smash Bros. Melee was released for the Nintendo GameCube. 2008 and 2014 saw the releases of Super Smash Bros. Brawl for the Wii and Super Smash Bros. 4 for the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U.

## Gameplay

Super Smash Bros. is a rather unusual fighting game. Instead of reducing your opponents health bar to empty, the goal is to build up damage in percentages and knock your opponents off the stage. Up to four players (eight in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U) can battle at one time.

Players choose from a roster of characters, then pick a stage. There are several different types of matches. Timed matches have a time limit, and the player with the highest score wins. A player's score is the number of times they KO'd an opponent by knocking them beyond any of the blast zones on all sides of the stage minus the number of times they were KO'd. Stock matches give each player a set number of lives, or stocks, and each player must be KO'd that many times. The last player standing is the winner. In coin matches, each attack that connects will release coins from whoever got hit. The goal is to collect as many coins as possible within a set time limit.

The higher a player's damage is, the easier it will be for them to get launched. There are several types of attacks that can be used to rack up damage. These include jabs, tilt attacks, special moves, aerial attacks, grabs, throws, and, of course, smash attacks.

## Mechanics

See also: List of mechanics in the Super Smash Bros. games

There are many mechanics and techniques that have come and gone throughout the series. Some were put in the games intentionally, while others were discovered by fans. Some of these include teching, B-reversal, jump cancel tossing, and more.

## Characters

Throughout the series, many characters have been introduced.

* Bayonetta
* Bowser
* Bowser Jr.
* Captain Falcon
* Charizard
* Cloud
* Corrin
* Dark Pit
* Diddy Kong
* Donkey Kong
* Dr. Mario
* Duck Hunt
* Falco
* Fox
* Ganondorf
* Greninja
* Ice Climbers
* Ike
* Ivysaur
* Jigglypuff
* King Dedede
* Kirby
* Link
* Little Mac
* Lucario
* Lucas
* Lucina
* Luigi
* Mario
* Marth
* Mega Man
* Meta Knight
* Mewtwo
* Mii Brawler
* Mii Gunner
* Mii Swordfighter
* Mr. Game and Watch
* Ness
* Olimar
* Pac-Man
* Palutena
* Peach
* Pichu
* Pikachu
* Pit
* R.O.B.
* Robin
* Rosalina & Luma
* Roy
* Ryu
* Samus
* Sheik
* Shulk
* Snake
* Sonic
* Squirtle
* Toon Link
* Villager
* Wario
* Wii Fit Trainer
* Wolf
* Yoshi
* Young Link
* Zelda
* Zero Suit Samus
Fun Facts About Ourselves

This is the page in which you can list fun facts about yourself. :)

## Matt

* I've only ever played through the first half hour of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
* I play the clarinet and piano.
* I've been taking Spanish class since first grade.
* I've put over 280 hours into Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
	+ Speaking of which, my main is Toon Link.
Recovery

In Super Smash Bros., a character's recovery refers to their ability to make it back to the stage using their double jump and special moves, mainly their up special. Characters with multiple midair jumps, like Pit, Kirby, and King Dedede usually have a recovery that covers a lot of distance. Some characters, like Jigglypuff and Yoshi, must resort to mostly jumping in order to recover, since their up special covers very little to no distance at all.

Most characters with bad recoveries are labeled as low tiers, because it's rather easy to simply throw them offstage, making them unable to get back. However, characters like Cloud and Captain Falcon, are mid or even top tiers, even though they have a poor recovery.
Stage control

In Super Smash Bros., stage control is essentially the end goal of the neutral game, in which one character has successfully backed their opponent into a corner of the stage. Once a player obtains stage control, they may attempt to throw or attack their opponent off the stage and begin edgeguarding.
My thoughts on evolution in Pokemon and where it's going

So a friend of mine has been talking a lot about Pokemon Sun and Moon lately. He told me last night he’s 89% done with the Pokedex. And I’ve been perusing Bulbapedia and learning a lot about what the game is all about. There are a few things that bother me and my friends. One friend thinks that the removal of HMs was stupid. Another hates that most of the new moves are signature moves (I honestly find that pretty disappointing too). Personally, the biggest problem I have with the game is the fact that the legendary Pokemon on the box covers of the games, Solgaleo and Lunala have pre-evolutions. Not only that, but they have the same pre-evolutions. Cosmog evolves into Cosmoem at level 43, then into Solgaleo in Pokemon Sun or Lunala in Pokemon Moon at level 53.

I get it, Mega Evolution was introduced in Pokemon X and Y, and they did give some legendaries Mega Evolutions. Heck, Mewtwo (fittingly) got two. Latias, Latios, and Rayquaza also got Mega Evolutions in Generation VI. But unlike the case with Solgaleo and Lunala, Mega Evolutions are still the same species, just 100 base stat points more powerful (or 90 if you’re Alakazam). So I don’t think any lines were crossed in gen VI. But in Generation VII, we have legendaries evolving from a different species entirely. Wasn’t one of the rules of legendaries that they didn’t have an evolution? Sure, there are other criteria like one per game, has some kind of backstory, a base stat total above a certain threshold (oh wait, Cosmog’s is 200. That’s Magikarp level bad).... Okay, never mind, they’re just going to throw everything out the window. Gen VIII, Pokemon Brown and Orange, they’re going to reveal that Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres all evolve from Pidgeot or Fearow or something. Gen IX, Pokemon Pink and Purple, you’ll be able to buy a stone that can evolve any Pokemon capable of evolving. An all-purpose stone if you will. Gen X, Pokemon Rain and Snow, any Pokemon can evolve into anything else of your choosing at any level, making completing the Pokedex almost completely trivial. Gotta catch ‘em all! Or you could just catch a Pidgey on route 1 and evolve it like 98 times and boom, you’re 10% done already.

Well, that went a bit overboard. Just a bit.