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Made in Heaven

*“Even if you knew you were going to die tomorrow, it is this resolution that makes one happy! One's resolution eradicates despair! Humanity will change! This is what is strived for! This is Made in Heaven!”*

— Enrico Pucci

## Made in Heaven

### Latest Appearance

"What a Wonderful World"

**Made in Heaven** is the Stand of Enrico Pucci and acts as the final boss of *Stone Ocean*.

This Stand has the ability to speed time up to a singularity point, causing the life of the universe to end and begin again in the blink of an eye. Those not killed by the Stand during the time acceleration are transitioned into the resulting universe with the memories of the lives they lived previously in fast forward. In the novel *JORGE JOESTAR*, Kars's Stand C-Moon Ultimate Requiem, which when DIO takes over transforms into **Made in Heaven Ultimate Requiem*.***

This is the final form of Whitesnake after it evolved from C-Moon to this. It is the culmination of DIO's will and testament left behind in his diary. It is the ultimate Stand that he desired.

## Physical Appearance

Made in Heaven appears to be half of a centaur, with a dude's upper torso on the top and half of a horse on the bottom. The dude is muscular with pearly white skin and has feathers coming out his neck. He has no eyes and clocks all over him and is wearing a crown of thorns. The horse part has red reigns and is also white. It has a clock on its forehead.

### Occasional Appearances

In *JORGE JOESTAR*, DIO uses an enhanced version of this Stand known as Made in Heaven Ultimate Requiem with six heads.

In *Made in Heaven, Part 1*, the Stand is born and is shown exploding out of Anasui's arm. In the same chapter, the Stand is hidden behind a pillar.

It is also shown being born as C-Moon is obliterated.

Made in Heaven Ultimate RequiemMade in Heaven's birthMade in Heaven hidden

## Powers and Abilities

Made in Heaven can accelerate time to such an extent that Pucci can move at extraordinary speeds, and can make it that the entire life cycle of the universe starts again and finishes, effectively "resetting" the universe.

### *JORGE JOESTAR*

* Chapter 14: Desolation Row
* Chapter 15: Beyond

### Part 6: Stone Ocean

* Episode 36: Made in Heaven, Part 1
* Episode 37: Made in Heaven, Part 2
* Episode 38: What a Wonderful World (death)

## Trivia

* The original name of this Stand was **Stairway to Heaven**, based on the song of the same name by Led Zeppelin. Later, in the volume release, it was changed to Made in Heaven, the name of a song by Queen.
* Just like C-Moon and Green, Green Grass of Home, Made in Heaven's abilities make reference to the concept of vanishing points.
* Made in Heaven wears the crown of thorns, which is a reference to Jesus.

## Navigation

**Parts**

**Spin-Offs**

**JoJos**

**JoJo's Stands**

**JoJo Villains**

**JoJo Villain's Stands**

**Other Stands**
Time Twins

*“Control Time, control everything!”*

— Time Twin's catchphase

* HoT
* DotD (Krux)

Time

Iron Doom

The **Time Twins**, **Krux** and **Acronix** are the former Masters of Time. Krux appears as a minor character in *Day of the Departed*, and the twins act as the main antagonists of *The Hands of Time*.

During the Serpentine Wars, they assisted the Elemental Masters in their victory, however, Chen and Clouse coerced them into switching sides and tricked them into thinking they had the most powerful element, therefore they deserved to rule the world. The two of them rebelled against the Elemental Alliance, but had their powers stolen and were supposedly lost to time. Unbeknownst to the Elemental Masters, Krux remained in Ninjago, and cultivated a plan for 40 years in the future when his brother would return. When that day came, they assembled an army of the Great Devourer's spawn and collected the Time Blades to return to that moment in time 40 years prior when they failed. Their plans are stopped by Kai, Nya, and Master Wu, and the two have been lost in time ever since.

They are the former Elemental Masters of Time.
Aspheera

*“Release me! I saved you and you betray me?! You abandon me?! You-you ...treacherous dog! You deceiver! You will pay for this, Wu! DO YOU HEAR ME?! IF IT TAKES A THOUSAND YEARS! I WILL HAVE MY REVENGE!”*

— Aspheera, "Never Trust a Human"

## Aspheera

* S15
* SotFS

### Affiliation

Hypnobrai
Serpentine

Pyro Vipers

Kryptarium Prison

Council of the Crystal King

### Voiced by

Pauline Newstone (Season 11)
Kathleen Barr (Season 15)

### Status

Alive

**Aspheera** is the Queen of the Pyro Snakes and an enemy to Wu. She is the main antagonist of the Fire Chapter in *Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjitzu* and a major antagonist in *Crystalized.*

Thousands of years ago, she was an ancient Hypnobrai sorceress in the Serpentine's land. One day, she met Wu and Garmadon imprisoned in the pyramid, and promised to release them if they taught her Spinjitzu. Wu obliged, and she soon became a Master of Spinjitzu. She backstabbed Wu and used this new power to overthrow King Mambo V. She would soon be met by Wu and Garmadon once again, who used their newfound abilities to defeat her. She was horrified to see that there were Spinjitzu techniques that she was not taught and swore her vengeance against Wu for deceiving her. Thousands of years later she would be resurrected from her tomb and would use her sorcery to adopt the Elemental Power of Fire from Kai. She used this to power her army of Pyro Snakes and stole the Scroll of Forbidden Spinjitzu to destroy Wu. Her plan would backfire, and she would be defeated by the Ninja and imprisoned in Cell 1 in Kryptarium Prison. Some time later she would be broken out by the Overlord to join the Council of the Crystal King and possess the Crystalized Sword of Fire.

She once possessed the Elemental Power of Fire and is a master of Spinjitzu and Forbidden Spinjitzu.
Chen

*“Buttons, buttons, buttons!”*

— Chen, constantly

* DotD
* S5
* ToE

Cursed Realm

Departed Realm

**Master Chen** is the leader of the Anacondrai Cultists on his private island. He is the main antagonist of *Tournament of Elements*, a minor character in *Possession*, and a major antagonist in *Day of the Departed*.

During the Serpentine Wars, Chen was the Sensei to Garmadon and Clouse. He coerced the Anacondrai and the humans to repel against each other, prolonging the war. Eventually he was tried for his crimes and exiled onto his own island along with his right-hand Clouse. 40 years later, Chen and Clouse would host an underground fighting tournament for Elemental Masters as a rouse for stealing their powers. He would use these powers to turn him and his army into Anacondrai warriors. This plan backfired when the Ninja and Elemental Masters joined together to defeat him and exile him in the Cursed Realm. In Season 5 Chen would be seen attempting to break out of the Cursed Realm, but to no avail, as he would be killed when the Cursed Realm was destroyed. During the Day of the Departed, his soul was taken from the Departed Realm to possess a manikin in order to destroy Kai and Nya. They defeated him, and he was ultimately returned to the Departed Realm for good.
Hermit Purple

*“Did you see it? The thorns from my hand? That is my Stand! It can reveal faraway visions and place them on film.”*

— Joseph introducing his Stand to Jotaro

## Hermit Purple

### Latest Appearance

"We Picked Up Something Crazy!"

**Hermit Purple** is the Stand of Joseph Joestar.

It takes the form of purple vines that wrap around Joseph. They are able to take spirit photos, essentially being able to show him whatever he wants through cameras. It also conducts Hamon.

## Physical Appearance

Hermit Purple manifests itself as purple vines that wrap around Joseph's hand, arms, and most of his body.

### Video Game Appearances

Hermit Purple in *Heritage for the Future*Hermit Purple in *All-Star Battle*Hermit Purple in *Eyes of Heaven*Hermit Purple in *Pitter-Patter-Pop*
## Powers and Abilities

Hermit Purple is used for divination purposes, such as being able to see where other people are at a given time, and take pictures of events that are far away. They are also durable, as they're used to swing in the air like vines, although they are not particular powerful on their own.

They also conduct Hamon.

### *Iggy the Stray Dog*

* Chapter 3 (flashback)
* Chapter 4 (mentioned)

### Part 3: *Stardust Crusaders*

* Episode 1: A Man Possessed by an Evil Spirit
* Episode 2: Who Will Be the Judge!? (flashback)
* Episode 3: DIO's Curse
* Episode 8: Devil
* Episode 12: Empress
* Episode 14: Justice, Part 1
* Episode 15: Justice, Part 2
* Episode 16: Lovers, Part 1
* Episode 17: Lovers, Part 2
* Episode 19: Death Thirteen, Part 1
* Episode 24: High Priestess, Part 2
* Episode 25: "The Fool" Iggy and "Geb" N'Doul, Part 1
* Episode 30: "Bastet" Mariah, Part 1
* Episode 31: "Bastet" Mariah, Part 2
* Episode 32: "Sethan" Alessi, Part 1
* Episode 33: "Sethan" Alessi, Part 2
* Episode 40: D'Arby the Player, Part 1
* Episode 41: D'Arby the Player, Part 2
* Episode 42: The Miasma of the Void, Vanilla Ice, Part 1
* Episode 45: DIO's World, Part 1
* Episode 46: DIO's World, Part 2
* Episode 48: The Faraway Journey, Farewell Friends

### *Genesis of the Universe*

* Chapter 1: One-Way Trip From the Desert to Hell City
* Chapter 2: The Gravestone of Red-Hot Sand

### Part 4: *Diamond is Unbreakable*

* Episode 11: Red Hot Chili Pepper, Part 1 (mentioned)
* Episode 13: We Picked Up Something Crazy!

## Notes

* Hermit Purple is known as the 'Hamon User's Stand,' since DIO is able to use a variant of Hermit Purple due to him being in Jonathan's body.
	+ This is also because Araki commented that if another Stand User had met Joseph or Jonathan, they would appear to them with the purple vines surrounding them.
* Hermit Purple can be seen foreshadowed in the Part 2 opening song "Bloody Stream" as purple vine silhouettes can be seen around Joseph near the beginning.
* This Stand is called by DIO in Part 3 the "weakest Stand," although this may have been said as a form of intimidation as in the flashbacks in Part 6 he refers to the Stand Survivor as the weakest.

## Navigation

**Parts**

**Spin-Offs**

**JoJos**

**JoJo's Stands**

**JoJo Villains**

**JoJo Villain's Stands**

**Other Stands**
Satanael

*“I am Satanael. You would slay gods to protect the justice you believe in... Very well, I shall once again become your mask.”*

— Satanael

## Satanael

### Latest Appearance

"Persona 5 Royal"

**Satanael** is the Ultimate Persona of Ren Amimaya and a Demon in the *Shin Megami Tensei* series.

Satanael is the ultimate Persona of both the Fool Arcana and Ren Amamiya. He is summoned by breaking the chains sealing him as Arsène during the final battle, where the cheers of millions of Tokyo citizens heal and protect the Phantom Thieves of Hearts. His ultimate attack that finishes off Yaldabaoth in one blow is the Sinful Shell, an attack that combines the power of the Seven Deadly Sins into one in order to kill a god.

He evolves from Arsène and later into Raoul through DLC.

## Physical Appearance

Satanael is a large Demon adorned with armor and long gold horns coming from his head. He has a giant black spikey halo and six black wings.

### Occasional Appearances

Satanael appears as a boss in *Devil Summoner Soul Hackers*. In this appearance he is a grotesque green demon possessing a man in a beige business suit.

Satanael in *Soul Hackers*
## Powers & Abilities

Satanael's Unshaken Will skill has been changed to Tyrant's Mind, an exclusive skill that strengthens all attacks by 25%. This skill bypasses the x2 multiplier set up between other Boost or Amp skill. He has also been given the trait Pagan Allure, which further strengthens all magic attacks by 50%, but it follows the x2 limit. When itemized during a fusion alarm, Satanael may be turned into Paradise Lost R, a slightly stronger version of Paradise Lost.

## Appearances

* *Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers*
* *Shin Megami Tensei Trading Card: Card Summoner*
* *Persona 5* / *Royal*
* *Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth*

## Trivia

* Satanael's role and summoning in *Persona 5* is based on the series' interpretation of Lucifer, where he is summoned to champion freedom and chaos against the tyranny of Yaldabaoth's order. His summoning for the final battle even has him do the pose of Kazuma Kaneko's demon Lucifer artwork from *Shin Megami Tensei II*.
* Satanael's fusion requirements in *Persona 5* are not as long a list as the requirements for Izanagi-no-Okami, but make up for it in sheer expense; requiring anywhere from 800k to over 1 million yen to re-summon the component parts alone and not counting the extra money needed if the fusion is done under its base level of 95.
* Satanael's Tyrant's Mind is the only "Amp" skill that can overcome the 2.0x damage limitation in the game, although there are traits that overcome it too.
* Satanael's Trait, Pagan Allure, has a 50% amp on all magical abilities, although this trait doesn't overcome the 2.0 limit, it can be used to overcome it using Tyrant's Mind and Magic Ability, reaching a 2.34x damage in up to 6 different magical skills.
Peter Parker (Earth-20824)

*“JJ, you're out of the will, I mean it this time!”*

— Peter being chased out of the Daily Bugel by the FBI

* PlayStation
* Game Boy Color
* Game Boy Advance

Himself

Super Heroes

New York

Wall-Crawler

Websy

MaryJane (wife)

**Peter Benjamin Parker**, also known as **Spider-Man**, is the primary protagonist of the Spider-Man (Earth-20824) games. He is playable in the PlayStation, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance games, as well as *X-Men: Mutant Academy 2*.

In the Mutant Academy timeline, Peter dies in between *Mutant Academy 2* and *Next Dimension* during the *Operation: Zero Tolerance* comic book event. He appears in the *X-Men* movie timeline in the post-credits scene of *X2: Wolverine's Revenge*, promising to return to face off against Magneto, but no such encounter has been shown.
Omega

*“Are you the protectors of this realm?”*

— Omega, "Into the Breach"

The **Omega** is the current leader of the Oni. He is the main antagonist of *March of the Oni.*

At some point in time, he came to lead the Oni, and brought them around the 16 Realms turning them to Darkness. When he arrived in Ninjago, he had been pushed back by the Ninja, and him and his horde were wiped out by the Tornado of Creation. His current status is unknown.
Overlord

*“There will be peace... in the dark...”*

— Overlord in Crystalized

* Crystalized
* Rebooted
* LotGN

Stone Army

Nindroids

Council of the Crystal King

Vengestone Army

The **Overlord**, also known as the **Crystal King**, is the manifestation of all evil in Ninjago and the overall main antagonist of the *LEGO Ninjago* series. He is final boss of *Legacy of the Green Ninja,* and the main antagonist in *Rebooted* and *Crystalized*.

Long before Time had a name, the Overlord manifested in the dark corners of Ninjago. He fought against the First Spinjitzu Master during the War of Creation and was banished to the Dark Island for thousands of years. After being imprisoned there for thousands of years, Lord Garmadon would discover the Dark Island and ignite the prophecy. Overlord possessed Garmadon and was finally able to crossover back into Ninjago. There he was defeated by Lloyd, the Ultimate Spinjitzu Master.

However, his spirit possessed the ground where he was defeated, and infected the Digiverse, which was created right over it. It would take the help of the Ninja and Zane's sacrifice for him to be defeated seemingly once and for all.

After a buildup of hatred and malice over the years, the Overlord would yet again return with his final plan by recruited past villains and an army of indestructible Vengestone warriors. He would only be defeated once the Ninja sacrifice their Elemental Powers for good and erase him from existence.
Meteors

**Meteors** is a space shoot' em up arcade video game, developed by Amusement World and published in 1981.

## Gameplay

The player controls a spacecraft, flying through outer space while shooting at meteors.

## Reception

Atari thoguth the game reminded too much of Asteroids, and sued Amusement World. On 30 November 1981, The Maryland District Court declared *Meteors* hadn't violated Atari's copyright for *Asteroids*.

## References

1. ↑ Ian Bogost (20 Dcember 2012). Meteors (English). Bogost. Retrieved on 17 February 2022.
2. ↑ Jessie Kratz (10 February 2012). Asteroids and Meteors and Lawyers (English). Pieces of History. Retrieved on 17 February 2022.
Harumi

*“I wanted you to feel the emptiness I feel! When your father returns, he won't be the man you recognized!”*

— Harumi, "Game of Masks"

## Harumi

* S15
* S9
* SoG

### Affiliation

Royal Family of Ninjago
Sons of Garmadon

Emperor Garmadon

Departed Realm

Council of the Crystal King

### Family

Unnamed parents
Emperor and Empress of Ninjago (adopted)

Emperor Garmadon (adopted)

### Voiced by

Britt McKillip
Andrew Francis (Kabuki Mask)

### Status

Alive

**Harumi**, alternatively known as the **Jade Princess**, **The Quiet One**, and **Kabuki Mask**, is the leader of the Sons of Garmadon, former right hand to Emperor Garmadon, and leader of the Council of the Crystal King. She is the main antagonist of *Sons of Garmadon*, and a major antagonist in *Hunted* and *Crystalized*.

When Harumi was young, her parents would be killed during the attack on Ninjago City by the Great Devourer. She was later adopted by the Emperor and Empress of Ninjago, but she began to hate the Ninja for what they had done, and admired Lord Garmadon. In her young teens, she founded the group the Sons of Garmadon, hell-bent on resurrecting the Dark Lord. Her plan was a success, and she ruled with an iron fist as the right hand to the now Emperor Garmadon. She would later be killed after Garmadon showed his wrath on the city, but resurrected by the Crystal King, becoming his herald to recruit other villains to join his council.
Dragons Rising Season 2

## Title Card

The **second season** of ***Ninjago: Dragons Rising*** is the twenty-first installment in the franchise overall and is set to release in 2024. Kai & Egalt are the mascots and Ras's master is the main antagonist. The Wolf Mask Army serve as the villainous faction.

It is the second season in the *United Arc*, set in the merged realms after the events of the original series, continuing where the previous season left off with Ras fighting for power. The collectible items in this season are the Gong and Mallet of Shattering.

In January 2024 a mini-series based on *Dragons Rising* titled "*The Elemental Mechs*" would be released based on the Winter 2024 set wave featuring the Ninja's new Elemental Mechs made of Chronosteel.

It is preceded by the first season and succeeded by Season 3.

## Characters

* Arin - Deven Mack
* Cinder - TBA
* Cole - Andrew Francis
* Egalt - TBA
* Jay - Michael Adamthwaite
* Jordana - Diana Kaarina
* Kai - Vincent Tong
* Lloyd Garmadon - Sam Vincent
* Nya - Kelley Metzger
* Ras - Brian Drummond
* Riyu - Brian Drummond
* Sora - Sabrina Pitre
* Zane - Brent Miller

## Episodes

### The Elemental Mechs

 2
 3

## Sets

### Winter 2024 Wave

* 71801 Kai's Dragon Glider
* 71802 Nya's Dragon Glider
* 71803 Arin's Dragon Glider
* 71804 Arin's Battle Mech
* 71805 Jay's Battle Mech
* 71806 Cole's Elemental Earth Mech
* 71807 Sora's Elemental Tech Mech
* 71808 Kai's Elemental Fire Mech
* 71809 Egalt the Master Dragon
* 71815 Kai's Source Dragon Duel

### Spring 2024 Wave

* 71810 Riyu the Young Dragon
* 71811 Arin's Ninja Off-Road Buggy
* 71812 Kai's Ninja Climbing Mech
* 71819 Dragonstone Temple

### Summer 2024 Wave

* 71816 Zane's Bike
* 71818 Tournament Arena
* 71820 Ninja Combo Vehicle
* 71821 Cole's Titan Mech
* 71822 Source Dragon of Motion

## Notes

* Like the previous season, this season has no subtitle.
* Tied with the previous season, this is the longest season in the franchise in terms of runtime, having 20 episodes that are 22 minutes long. (440 minutes total)
* This is the first season to have 3 set waves.
	+ It is also the first season to have entire waves based on both the first half and the second half of the season.
* According to Doc Wyatt, one of the episodes has a classic 1977 *Doctor Who* episode reference that is deep and obscure.

## Continuity

* The Mechanic returns in *The Elemental Mechs* mini-series after not having appeared since *Crystalized*. In his last appearance he was locked up in Kryptarium Prison with the rest of the Council of the Crystal King, but he has since been freed since then.
	+ The Mechanic is the second named character to return from the original series besides the Ninja after Gulch in Season 1.
* Also in the mini-series, a shipment of Chronosteel arrives in the Crossroads. This is the first mention of Chronosteel since *The Hands of Time*. Cole reminds them that the last time they dealt with Chronosteel "someone" made blades that almost destroyed all of space and time.

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/otherland71/status/1700540346059653467?s=20
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## Series on this Wiki

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Parental Advisory System

The Parental Advisory System is an arcade rating system by the AAMA. It is similar to the ESRB for console games. There are three ratings - green label (Suitable for All Ages), yellow label (Mild Content), and red label (Strong Content). In the past, there were also descriptors, but these were replaced by the general ratings.

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Q*bert

***Q\*bert*** (/ˈkjuːbərt/; also known as ***Qbert***) is an arcade video game developed and published for the North American market by Gottlieb in 1982. It is a 2D action game with puzzle elementsthat uses isometric graphics to create a pseudo-3D effect. The objective of each level in the game is to change every cube in a pyramid to a target color by making Q\*bert, the on-screen character, hop on top of the cube while avoiding obstacles and enemies. Players use a joystick to control the character.

The game was conceived by Warren Davis and Jeff Lee. Lee designed the title character and original concept, which was further developed and implemented by Davis. *Q\*bert* was developed under the project name *Cubes*.

*Q\*bert* was well-received in arcades and among critics. The game was Gottlieb's most successful video game and is among the most recognized brands from the golden age of arcade games. It has been ported to numerous platforms. The game's success resulted in sequels and the use of the character's likeness in merchandising, such as appearances on lunch boxes, toys, and an animated television show. The Q\*bert character became known for his "swearing" and "Q\*bertese sound" – an incoherent phrase made of synthesized speech generated by the sound chip and a speech balloon containing a grawlix that appear when he collides with an enemy.
Freeze

A man trapped in the Arctic tries to make his escape armed with only a flamethrower and a jetpack. He must remember to recharge his flamethrower and jetpack by collecting gems.

Freeze was produced by Cinematronics in 1982.

Cinematronics released 33 different machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1976.

Other machines made by Cinematronics during the time period Freeze was produced include War Of The Worlds, Jack The Giantkiller, Zzyzzyxx, Hovercraft, Dragon's Lair, Boxing Bugs, Solar Quest, Armor Attack, Rip Off, and Star Castle.
Arkanoid

***Arkanoid*** is a 1986 block breaker arcade game developed and published by Taito. In North America, it was published by Romstar. Controlling a paddle-like craft known as the Vaus, the player is tasked with clearing a formation of colorful blocks by deflecting a ball towards it without letting the ball leave the bottom edge of the playfield. Some blocks contain power-ups that have various effects, such as increasing the length of the Vaus, creating several additional balls, or equipping the Vaus with cannons. Other blocks may be indestructible or require multiple hits to break.

Created by Taito designers Akira Fujita and Hiroshi Tsujino, *Arkanoid* expanded on the concept established in Atari's *Breakout*, a successful game in its own right that was met with a large wave of similar clone games from other manufacturers. It was part of a contest within Taito, where two teams of designers had to complete a block breaker game and determine which one was superior to the other. The film *Tron* served as inspiration for the game's futuristic, neon aesthetic. Level designs were sketched on paper before being programmed and tested to make sure they were fun to play. The enemy and power-up designs were 3D models converted into sprite art.
Sora

*“I am the Elemental Master of Technology. Remember the mech I created on the bridge? And on the train? Remember what I did to your weapons? Now look around. You really want to face me in a room full of technology? What should I do with all these? Reassemble their parts into a swarm of stinging techno bees?”*

— Sora, "Mindless Beasts"

## Sora

### Affiliation

Imperium Claw
Ninja

Elemental Masters

### Status

Alive

**Sora** (real name **Ana**) is one of the main protagonists of *Ninjago: Dragons Rising*.

She was once a member of Imperium Claw as a scientist who experimented on Dragons before she revolted from them and left. After this the Merge occurred and she partnered up with Arin and became a Ninja training under Lloyd.

She is the current Elemental Master of Technology.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1989 arcade game)

**Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles** is a 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles action game, developed by Konami. Originally an arcade game, it was later ported for various home consoles. The arcade version of the game is also unlockable in the Gamecube, PS2 and Xbox versions of *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Battle Nexus* from 2004.

## Gameplay

The player controls the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, who must save April O'Neil and Splinter, who have been kidnapped by Shredder. 1–4 players at the same time are aviable in the arcade version.

## External links

* Title at Moby Games
* Title at Gamefaqs

## References

1. ↑ Codes And Cheats (English). Ninja Turtles 25 Years. Retrieved on 9 July 2020.
Guardian Storm

**Guardian Storm** is an arcade game developed by AFEGA and released in the USA by Apple Industries in 1998. The game is classified **Suitable for All Ages** by the Parental Advisory System.

## Gameplay

The game is a vertical shooter. Players pick up power-ups, and pick up money which can be used to upgrade the ship after a level.
Tron

***Tron*** is a coin-operated arcade video game manufactured and distributed by Bally Midway in 1982. The game consists of four subgames inspired by the events of the Walt Disney Productions motion picture ***Tron*** released earlier in the summer. The lead programmer was Bill Adams. The music programmer was Earl Vickers.

*Tron* was followed by a 1983 sequel, *Discs of Tron*, which was not as successful. A number of other licensed *Tron* games were released for home systems, but these were based directly on elements of the movie and not the arcade game.
The Berlin Wall

**The Berlin Wall** (***Berlin no Kabe*** (ベルリンの壁, ****Berlin no Kabe****?)) is a 1991 platform video game, developed by Kaneko and published by Interstate. Originally an arcade game, it was also ported by Inter State for the Sega Game Gear.

## Plot

Following World War II, Berlin is separated by the Berlin Wall and the people of Germany are angry.

## Gameplay

The player controls a young boy who uses his hammer to break the wall blocks while trying to watch out for monsters. The game shares some similarities with *Space Panic* from 1980.

## External links

* Moby Games
* Game Faqs
* Arcade History
* Killer List of Video Games
List of Stands

This is a **List of Stands** that appear within the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series. Stands appear prominently in six out of the eight JoJo parts, having been introduced in Part 3: Stardust Crusaders.

Stands are supernatural abilities likened to "evil spirits" within the series. They are the physical manifestations of a User's fighting will, often manifesting as humanoid forms, but can take almost any form.

* Battle Tendency
* Stardust Crusaders
* Diamond is Unbreakable
* Golden Wind
* Stone Ocean
* Steel Ball Run
* JoJolion
* The JOJOLands

### Non-Canon Stands

#### *Rey Infinito*

Lisa Lisa
Joaquín Ruiz-Jorruda
Sasha Loggins
Fernando Alhorn
Izahera Mena-Mena
Unknown
Dos Santos
TBA

### Wounds (non-canon; *JORGE JOESTAR*)

Antonio Torres
Penelope de la Rosa
Javier Cortez
Steven Motorize

### Bounds (non-canon; *JORGE JOESTAR*)

Goyathlay Sandman
Kars

### Unnamed Stands

Jonathan Joestar/DIO
Holy Kujo

### Non-Canon Stands

#### *The Genesis of the Universe*

Absolom
Michal
The Scribe Ani

### Non-Canon Stands

#### *The Book: 4th Another Day*

Takuma Hasumi
Teruhiko Futaba

### Non-Canon Stands

#### *Golden Heart, Golden Ring*

Coniglio
Rigatoni
Sogliola Lopez

#### *Purple Haze Feedback*

Pannacotta Fugo
Sheila E.
Cannolo Murolo
Massimo Volpe
Vittorio Cataldi
Angelica Attanasio

### Non-Canon Stands

#### Unnamed Stands

Joseph Joestar

Jodio Joestar
Dragona Joestar
Paco Laborantes
Usagi Aloha'oe
Wild Cat Size

## Navigation

**Parts**

**Spin-Offs**

**JoJos**

**JoJo's Stands**

**JoJo Villains**

**JoJo Villain's Stands**

**Other Stands**
Arin

*“I used to spend all my time trying to be like my heroes, the ninja. Practicing their moves, learning their poses. I wanted to be just like them. To protect everyone in Ninjago. To ride dragons into adventure and mythical realms. Mysterious lands that could only exist in legend.”*

— Arin, "The Merge Part 1"

## Arin

* Current
* S1

### Status

Alive

**Arin** is a member of the Ninja team and one of the main protagonists of *Ninjago: Dragons Rising*. He is the main protagonist of the first season of *Dragons Rising*.

He once lived in a small town before the Merge occurred and he was forced to fend for himself in the merged realms. He eventually met Lloyd and Sora and became a Ninja in order to protect the merged realms from Imperium and save the Core Dragons.

He is a Spinjitzu prodigy, and the only one known to who have taught himself the legendary martial art without a teacher since its invention. He is one of Lloyd's ninja students.

## Physical Appearance

Arin has coily black hair in "The Duke" hairstyle, featuring stubbled sideburns and two scars on his right cheek. He wears an orange sweatshirt with a dragon on it and his initial 'A' in Ninjargon in white, located above the left pocket, navy blue pants also sporting his initial in a lighter color on the right pocket, a very bright celadon belt, and black gloves.

## Powers & Abilities

* **Spinjitzu**: Arin has the self-taught ability to perform a strange new variant of Spinjitzu. He can also transfer his Spinjitzu energy into inanimate objects he throws.
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi

**Star Wars: Return of the Jedi** is a scrolling shooter video game developed by Atari and released in 1984 as an arcade game. It was later ported for various home consoles.

## Plot

The game is based on the 1983 movie with the same name. The player controls three different vehicles through the game.

## External links

* Wikipedia article
* Moby Games
* Game Faqs
Arabian

***Arabian*** (アラビアン) is a platform game created by Sun Electronics. In 1983, it was published in arcades by Sun in Japan and Atari, Inc. in North America. The player assumes the role of an adventurous **Arabian** prince whose goal is to rescue the princess from her palace. During his quest, the prince will sail seas, crawl through caves, and fly magic carpets.
Gun Fight

**Gun Fight**, in Japan and Europe known as **Western Gun**, is a 1975 shooter game, developed by Taito. Originally an arcade game, it was later ported for the home consoles.

## Plot

Set in the Old American West, it has two cowboys with revolvers, dueling against each other. It was an early title depicting direct-combat between two Humans.

## External links

* Title at Moby Games
* Title at Gamefaqs
New Rally-X

***New Rally-X*** (Japanese: ニューラリーX, Hepburn: *Nyū Rarī-Ekkusu*) is a maze chase arcade video game released by Namco in 1981. It is a lightly tweaked version of 1980's *Rally-X*, with slightly enhanced graphics, easier gameplay, a new soundtrack, and a "Lucky Flag" that gives the player extra points for remaining fuel when collected.

*New Rally-X* was manufactured in greater numbers and was much more popular in Japan than its predecessor. While the original *Rally-X*, released under a Midway Games license, was a moderate hit in the United States, Midway only distributed *New Rally-X* as an upgrade kit for *Rally-X* cabinets.
Asteroids

**Asteroids** is a 1979 space shoot 'em up game, developed by Atari. It has later been ported for various home consoles.

## Plot

The game begins with the spacecraft situated in the middle of a screen that represents a sector of space filled with large, drifting asteroids. These asteroids move in various patterns and speeds, creating a dynamic and hazardous environment.
The pilot's primary objective is to survive by avoiding collisions with these asteroids. The spacecraft is equipped with a laser cannon, allowing the pilot to shoot and break the asteroids into smaller, more manageable pieces. However, destroying these asteroids presents a new challenge, as the smaller fragments move faster and become more unpredictable.

As the game progresses, the difficulty escalates. The number and speed of asteroids increase, demanding quicker reflexes and strategic maneuvering from the pilot. Additionally, the game introduces new threats in the form of enemy UFOs, which appear randomly on the screen. These UFOs actively shoot at the player's spacecraft, adding another layer of danger to the already perilous environment.

The game lacks a traditional narrative with characters or a storyline. Instead, it creates a compelling plot through its gameplay mechanics, where the player's skill and ability to adapt to escalating challenges form the core of the experience. The plot is essentially a never-ending battle for survival against increasing odds in the cold, unforgiving vacuum of space.

The game does not have a definitive end. The goal is to achieve the highest score possible by destroying asteroids and enemy ships. Each level cleared represents a triumph over the previous challenges, but only leads to greater obstacles. This cycle continues, pushing the player's limits and offering an endless space adventure where skill, precision, and quick decision-making are the keys to survival.

In conclusion, "Asteroids" offers a plot that is inherently simple but deeply engaging, capturing the essence of survival and perseverance in a hostile and ever-changing environment. The lack of a detailed storyline allows players to immerse themselves in the gameplay and create their own narrative of space adventure and survival.

## Gameplay

The player controls a spacecraft, equipped with a cannon, and has to fly between asteroids, as well as avoid enemy spacecraft. The enemy spacecraft are shaped like flying saucer.

## External links

* Title at Moby Games
* Title at Gamefaqs
* Asteroids at Online Emulators
Zzyzzyxx

***Zzyzzyxx*** is a stand-up coin-operated arcade game developed by Advanced Microcomputer Systems, and manufactured by Cinematronics in 1982. It was retitled as ***Brix*** for release as a conversion kit in 1983. The title screen and marquee were the only changes.

## Gameplay

### Objective

The main objective of Zzyzzyxx is for the player to guide the protagonist, a character named Zzyzzyxx, through a series of mazes while avoiding enemies and collecting various objects.

### Controls

Players control Zzyzzyxx using a joystick to navigate through the mazes. The game typically features a single button for actions such as opening doors or activating power-ups.

### Maze Structure

The mazes in Zzyzzyxx are characterized by a complex layout of walls, doors, and pathways. Players must navigate through these mazes to progress to the next level. The challenge lies in avoiding enemy characters while strategically collecting items.

### Enemies

Zzyzzyxx faces various enemies that roam the mazes. Contact with these enemies results in the loss of a life. Some enemies may exhibit unique behaviors, adding an extra layer of challenge to the gameplay.

### Power-Ups

Throughout the mazes, players can find power-ups that provide temporary advantages. These may include speed boosts, invincibility, or the ability to eliminate enemies.

## Legacy

Despite not achieving widespread recognition, Zzyzzyxx holds a place in gaming history as a unique and innovative title. Its blend of maze navigation, enemy avoidance, and power-ups contributed to the evolving landscape of arcade games during the early 1980s.

## Reception

Zzyzzyxx received mixed reviews upon its release. While some players appreciated its challenging gameplay and distinctive design, others found its mechanics and graphics less appealing compared to other titles of the era.

## Ports and Remakes

Zzyzzyxx did not see many ports to home gaming platforms, contributing to its relative obscurity. However, dedicated fans have created emulations and remakes, preserving the game for modern audiences.

## References

1. Arcade Museum - Zzyzzyxx
2. The International Arcade Museum - Zzyzzyxx

*Note: This article is based on information available up to the last knowledge update in January 2022. Please check more recent sources for any updates or new developments related to the game Zzyzzyxx.*
Contra

**Contra** is 1987 run and gun game, developed by Konami. Originally an arcade game, it was later ported for various home consoles. The NES PAL version saw the soldier protaganists being edited out, and replaced with robots, and the game being renamed **Probotector**.

## External links

* Title at Moby Games
* Title at Gamefaqs
Frogger

**Frogger** is a 1981 action game, developed by Konami. Originally an arcade game, it was later ported for the home consoles.

## Gameplay

The player controls a frog, attempting to cross a road without being hit by the vehicles, and a river by jumping on logs floating the river's water surface.

## External links

* Title at Moby Games
* Title at Gamefaqs
Star Wars

**Star Wars** is a first-person rail shooter video game developed by Atari and released in May 1983 as an arcade game. It was later ported for various home consoles.

## Plot

The game is based on the 1977 movie with the same name. The player takes the role of Luke Skywalker, piloting an X-wing fighter spacecraft.

## External links

* Wikipedia article
* Moby Games
* Game Faqs
Tetris

***Tetris*** (styled ***TETЯIS***) is a puzzle game developed by Atari Games and originally released for arcades in 1988. Based on Alexey Pajitnov's ***Tetris***, Atari Games' version features the same gameplay as the computer editions of the game, as players must stack differently shaped falling blocks to form and eliminate horizontal lines from the playing field. The game features several difficulty levels and two-player simultaneous play.
Pac-Man

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## Pac-Man

### Publisher(s)

Japan: Namco
North America: Midway Games

### Platform(s)

Arcade, Apple II, Atari 2600, Atari 5200, Atari 8-bit, Commodore 64, VIC-20, IBM PC, Intellivision, TI-99/4A, ZX Spectrum, NES, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Gear, Neo Geo Pocket Color

### Release

Japan: May 22, 1980
North America: October 10, 1980

### Genre(s)

Single-player

***Pac-Man*** is a maze arcade game developed and released by Namco in 1980. The game is important and influential, and it is commonly listed as one of the greatest video games of all time.

## External links

* Title at Moby Games
* Title at Gamefaqs
19XX: The War Against Destiny

**19XX: The War Against Destiny** is a vertical scrolling shooter video game, developed by Capcom and published by Capcom in December 1995.

## Plot

The game takes place before a fictional 20th century war, as a lone pilot attempts to defeat an organization from starting another World War, which soon escalates into a nuclear apocalypse.

## External links

* Wikipedia article
* Moby Games
* Game Faqs
John Elway's Quarterback

**John Elway's Quarterback**, also known as ***John Elway's Quarterback Challenge*** and ***John Elway's Team Quarterback***, is an American football video game, developed by Leland Corporation. Originally an arcade game, it was later ported for various home consoles. In 1989, the arcade version became one of the first arcade games to include the *Winners Don't Use Drugs* message while in attract mode.

## External links

* Wikipedia article
* Moby Games
* Game Faqs
Scramble

***Scramble*** (スクランブル, *Sukuranburu*) is a horizontally scrolling shooter arcade video game released in 1981. It was developed by Konami and manufactured and distributed by Leijac in Japan and Stern in North America. It was the first side-scrolling shooter with forced scrolling and multiple distinct levels, and it established the foundation for a new genre.
Hunchback

***Hunchback*** (shown as ***Hunch Back*** on the title screen) is a video game developed by Century Electronics and published in arcades in 1983. The game is loosely based on the 1831 Victor Hugo novel *The Hunchback of Notre Dame* and the player controls Quasimodo. Set on top of a castle wall, the player must guide the Hunchback from left to right while avoiding obstacles on a series of non-scrolling screens. The goal of each screen is to ring the church bell at the far right.
Sea Wolf

**Sea Wolf** is a 1976 shoot 'em up game, developed by Dave Nutting Associates. Originally an arcade game, it was later ported for home console play.

## Gameplay

The player controls a submarine, attempting to sink as many submarines and ships as possible. The arcade version was played with a periscope.

## External links

* Title at Moby Games
* Title at Gamefaqs
Marble Madness

***Marble Madness*** is an arcade video game designed by Mark Cerny and published by Atari Games in 1984. It is a platform game in which the player must guide a marble through six courses, populated with obstacles and enemies, within a time limit. The player controls the marble by using a trackball. *Marble Madness* is known for using innovative game technologies: it was Atari's first to use the Atari System 1 hardware, the first to be programmed in the C programming language, and one of the first to use true stereo sound (previous games used either monaural sound or simulated stereo).

In designing the game, Cerny drew inspiration from miniature golf, racing games, and artwork by M. C. Escher. He aimed to create a game that offered a distinct experience with a unique control system. Cerny applied a minimalist approach in designing the appearance of the game's courses and enemies. Throughout development, he was frequently impeded by limitations in technology and had to forgo several design ideas.

Upon its release to arcades, *Marble Madness* was commercially successful and profitable. Critics praised the game's difficulty, unique visual design, and stereo soundtrack. The game was ported to numerous platforms and inspired the development of other games. A sequel was developed and planned for release in 1991, but canceled when location testing showed the game could not succeed in competition with other titles.
Winners Don't Use Drugs

**Winners Don't Use Drugs** is an anti-drug slogan that was included in the attract modes of arcade games imported into North America by the American Amusement Machine Association between the years 1989 and 2000

The messages were credited to FBI Director William S. Sessions, whose name appeared alongside the slogan. Following his departure from the FBI in July 1993, the slogan was attributed to "FBI Director" until it was phased out in 2000.

## References

1. ↑ How the FBI Made 'Winners Don't Use Drugs' The Arcade Motto of the '90's (English). Inverse (19 August 2015). Retrieved on 2 March 2022.
Mario Kart Arcade GP

Mario Kart Arcade GP or Mario Kart Arcade Grand Prix is a arcade sub-series developed and published by Namco under licence by Nintendo released on October 10, 2005.

## Overview

Surprisingly, Nintendo had little to do with development, other than checking up time to time to check the quality of the project.

Like most actual Mario Kart games, each installment has a total of six cups, consisting of the Mario Cup, Wario Cup, Pac-Man Cup, DK Cup, and the secret unlockable track, the Rainbow Cup.

Each cup has six cups, with four track in each one, totaling the track number to 24. After a track is completed, the player MUST insert additional credits to continue playing, even if first place was gained. There is also a challenge game after finishing four races for a stage in which the player must drive to a point under a certain amount of time.

## Gameplay

As with most kart racer games, when colliding with an item boss gives the player one of three items chosen at the beginning of a race.

In the first installment, there are 11 total characters.

They list as followed:

* Bowser
* Donkey Kong
* Luigi
* Mario
* Mrs Pac-Man
* Blinky
* Pac-Man
* Peach
* Toad
* Wario
Rad Mobile

**Rad Mobile** is a racing video game, developed by Sega AM3 and published by Sega. It was originally an arcade game, debuting in Japan on 3 October 1990. It was later ported for the Sega Saturn, and released in December 1994 as **Gale Racer**.

The game marks the first appearance for Sonic the Hedgehog.

## References

1. ↑ Dave Luty (15 August 2015). Sonic's First Home Appearance on the Amiga (English). Sonic Stadium. Retrieved on 25 June 2022.

## External links

* Wikipedia article
* Moby Games
* Game Faqs
Pest Place

Apparently a copy or bootleg of Mario Bros and possibly made in Italy.

Pest Place was produced by Unknown (Temporary) in .

Unknown (Temporary) released 125 different machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1850.

Other machines made by Unknown (Temporary) during the time period Pest Place was produced include Polygon, Krazy Kong, Poke Champ, Power Balls, and Lucky 8 Lines.
1941: Counter Attack

**1941: Counter Attack** is a vertically scrolling shooter video game, set during World War II developed by Capcom and first released in Japan in February 1990 as an arcade game. It was ported for the PC Engine Supergrafx by Hudson Soft, and released in Japan on 23 August 1991.

## External links

* Wikipedia article
* Moby Games
* Game Faqs
Donkey Kong Jr.

**Donkey Kong Jr.** is a 1982 platform game, developed by Nintendo.

## Plot

While being a sequel to Donkey Kong, the hero and villain roles are reversed compared to its predecessor. Here, Donkey Kong Junior attempts to rescue his father, who has been kidnapped by Mario.

## External links

* Title at Moby Games
* Title at Gamefaqs