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Magia:Restauração

Resturação é uma das seis escolas de magia, focada em curar, restaurar e fortificar atributos do corpo e habilidades, curar doenças e se proteger de outras influências malignas. Apesar da incrível utilidade de feitiços de Restauração, o conhecimento deles parece ter sido tomado recentemente: até a Segunda Era, mesmo feitiços de cura de doenças eram raros. Por conta da natureza benevolente desta escola, ela é especialmente popular entre religiosos.

* Feitiços de cura e restauração aumentam pontos do alvo, que foram reduzidos de alguma maneira. São mais usados para restaurar saúde, mas outros atributos também podem ser afetados.
* Feitiços de fortificação aumentam temporariamente os aspectos, como força, resistência ou até habilidades mágicas.
* Feitiços de absorção permitem que o usuário transfira energia diretamente do alvo para si. O feitiço pode ter como algo qualquer atributo, ou qualquer aspecto do alvo.
* Feitiços de proteção são usados para anular magia hostil recebida.

## Feitiços

#### Cura rápida

* **Tipo:** cura.
* **Custo:** 2 Magicka (3 caso seja em outra pessoa).
* **Nível:** Adepto.
* **Descrição:** cura dano contusivo.

#### Escudo inferior

* **Tipo:** proteção.
* **Custo:** 2 Magicka (5 se for um domo de proteção em área).
* **Nível:** Adepto.
* **Descrição:** escudo de proteção contra ataques mágicos.

#### Escudo superior

* **Tipo:** proteção.
* **Custo:** 4 Magicka (6 se for um domo de proteção em área).
* **Nível:** Expert.
* **Descrição:** escudo de proteção contra ataques mágicos e físicos. O inimigo não consegue penetrar fisicamente o domo, mas aliados conseguem.

#### Luz de Magnus

* **Tipo:** proteção.
* **Custo:** 4 Magicka.
* **Nível:** Expert.
* **Descrição:** espanta mortos-vivos com uma luz solar intensa.

#### Aura de Stendarr

* **Tipo:** proteção.
* **Custo:** 6 Magicka.
* **Nível:** Mestre.
* **Descrição:** cria uma aura de luz que causa dano em mortos-vivos.

#### Cura efetiva

* **Tipo:** cura.
* **Custo:** 5 Magicka (7 caso seja em outra pessoa).
* **Nível:** Expert.
* **Descrição:** cura dano letal.

#### Cura definitiva

* **Tipo:** cura.
* **Custo:** 8 Magicka (10 caso seja em outra pessoa).
* **Nível:** Mestre.
* **Descrição:** cura todo tipo de dano, inclusive doenças, dano agravado e letal.
Magia:Encantamento

Encantamento é o ato de dotar objetos com propriedades mágicas através do uso de almas, quase sempre com o uso de gemas d'alma. O poder de um item encantado diminui com o uso, e mais almas são necessárias para recarregá-los. A força de um item encantado é diretamente envolvida com a magnitude da alma usada.

* Efeitos de vestimenta encantada podem aumentar o usuário, e os efeitos das armas encantadas podem causar dano ao algo, e vice-versa. Certos equipamentos encantados, como cajados mágicos, podem ser usados para fazer feitiços sem o uso de Magicka.
* Artefatos, poderosos itens criados por um Aedroth, Daedroth ou outras circunstâncias extraordinárias, são normalmente encantados e devem ser recarregados como os demais itens encantados.

É dito que Raven Direnni criou a arte de encantamento na Primeira Era, apesar de fontes apontarem que a encantadores somente revolucionou o processo, que, antes do seu trabalho, falhava 9 a cada 10 vezes.
Ficha:Atributos

Os atributos são as características de personalidade do personagem. São divididos em três categorias: Físicos, Sociais e Mentais.

## Físicos

### Força

Força física do personagem. Mede o quanto ele consegue levantar de peso.

### Resistência

Resistência física do personagem. O quanto de dano ele toma, o quanto aguenta correr e fazer movimentos.

### Agilidade

Rapidez de movimentos físicos do personagem. Flexibilidade, velocidade, habilidade.

## Sociais

### Carisma

O carisma do seu personagem. Lábia, o quão bem ele se dá em situações sociais e de diálogo.

### Manipulação

O quão bem seu personagem consegue mentir, convencer pessoas do que quer ou controlá-las.

### Sorte

A sorte geral do seu personagem. O quão bem ele se dá em situações gerais.

## Mentais

### Percepção

O quão bem o personagem percebe e reconhece o ambiente ao redor.

### Inteligência

O quão rápido seu personagem pensa, o quanto de conhecimento ele tem.

### Força de vontade

A força de vontade do personagem. O quão bem ele consegue lidar consigo mesmo.
Equipamento:Armas

Esta página reúne informações sobre armas. Elas têm um modificador e tipo de dano básicos, e o esses valores aumentam de acordo com o material que elas foram feitas. Encantamentos podem fazer os valores aumentarem ou diminuírem.

## Materiais

### Metais

* **Ferro:** +0 no modificador (nível Noviço).
* **Aço:** +1 no modificador (nível Adepto).
* **Ébano:** + 2 no modificador (nível Expert).
* **Galatita:** + 3 no modificador (nível Mestre).
* **Rubedita:** +4 no modificador (nível Grão-mestre).

### Madeiras

* **Bordo:** +0 no modificador (nível Noviço).
* **Carvalho:** +1 no modificador (nível Adepto).
* **Faia:** +2 no modificador (nível Expert).
* **Mogno:** +3 no modificador (nível Mestre).
* **Freixo:** +4 no modificador (níveo Grão-mestre).

## Uma-mão

* **Adagas:** 1 dado de dano.
* **Espadas:** 2 dados de dano.
* **Machados:** 2 dados de dano.
* **Lanças:** 3 dados de dano.

## Duas-mãos

* **Espadas:** 3 dados de dano.
* **Machados:** 3 dados de dano.
* **Martelos:** 4 dados de dano.

## Pontaria

* **Arcos:** 4 dados de dano.
* **Arcos longos:** 6 dados de dano (no mínimo Expert na Perícia de Arco).
* **Balestras:** 5 dados de dano.
* **Garruchas:** 6 dados de dano (no mínimo Expert na Perícia de Balestra).
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Frost

Frost: One of my favorite five, Frost is a samurai with incredible skill and strength in using ice powers, temperature-proof armor, and a frostbite-giving sword that amplifies his ice powers. Power Ratio: 30/100 Effect Scale: Planetary Racial tier: Magical Superhuman Universe: Undetailed Magic Fantasy universe

## Appearance

Frost is 6’1” and of light-medium build. He wears blue-white samurai armor with a horned kabuto helmet and a sky blue sheathed sword at his left hip. He is right handed, but is relatively good using a sword with either hand.

## Abilities

Frost has the culminated cold-based abilities of his family tree, he can freeze things directionally as he so chooses, freeze or form ice on anything in his sight, and bring forth walls or entire structures and shapes of ice from the ground.

## Fighting Style

Frost uses a mostly upfront fighting style, only occasionally blocking the more powerful attacks with his ice abilities. Frequently, he will take the blunt of attacks by freezing his armor and having ice protect him, but his joints are frequently left open for the ease of moving to dodge.
Scarf Tree

Scarf Tree: One of my first villain characters, and probably the most developed of my villain characters, Scarf Tree lives in the same setting as Deadnite Blitzer and his superpower lets him control cloth material that is on his body, and he uses long scarves and wraps to make his costume. He pretty much looks like a mummy because he wears them all over his body, and he has red scarves around his neck, wrists, elbows, knees and ankles that billow in the wind separately from the other scarves and wraps that stay wrapped around him when not in use. Scarf Tree can also integrate metal strings into his scarves by tearing it from the terrain and make his scarves more durable. As a sort of special move, he can also split his scarves like the branches of a tree and extend the scarves exponentially. Power Ratio: 45/100 Effect Scale: City Racial Tier: Superhuman Universe: Bad Omen

## Appearance

Scarf Tree appears to be a mummy at first glance, wrapped in dozens of scarves and strips of cloth all over his body.
Alchemy

## **The Art of all Matter**

Witchery is the blackest of all magics in Scylla. Alchemy, however, is often a witch’s greatest tool. Simply, all alchemy can be split into two categories, enchantment and potionology. Characterised by modern witches, alchemy is often used by those who seek to practise witchery for one’s own gain.

### **Steel, Bone and Alchem-Wrought**

Enchantment is often a mummer’s farce, despite its legendary acclaim. An enchanter can give certain properties to items, make a sword that is alight with flame when drawn, or armour that burns bright with white light, but beating a man with a flaming stick is no better than beating him with one not aflame, and eyes rarely take a long while to adjust. Witches enchant by weaving threads of plant-fibre or animal hair into clothes, bones and flesh into well-wrought metals and any manner of crafting. They then use these objects as a conduit for the lifeforce’s power.

### **A Thread of Pig’s fluff and a Dollop of Ivy-scuff**

Lifeforce often takes on the properties, highlighting them with magical prowess, of living things that it travels through. Potionology is the practice of mixing such ingredients and pushing that ‘property-ridden’ lifeforce into a liquid. Typically, potionology uses water as the base liquid. Freshwater, not seawater, is the most inoffensive base. It provides no further traits to a potion brewed amongst it, neither good nor bad. Seawater, on the other hand, is similar to fresh water, yet its taste will never change. Of course, those witches who know well of alchemy would never take a sip from a glass scented with salt, but a commoner is often none the wiser. If water is not available, salted vegetable oils also fill this requirement. Fat-oils, on the other hand, have a reversive property. Fat-based potions will often reverse the proposed effects, making a curative potion into poison, or a focusing ointment into a sleeping balm. Meat stock can be used as well, often making the effect less potent.
Merlot (Mail Order Hamster)

Merlot was the first mail order hamster, along with Daffodil, Crow, Chartreuse and Charcoal, that Cepia LLC made. She was also the first hamster, along with Daffodil, Crow, Chartreuse and Charcoal, that Cepia LLC offered via a Mail Order offer, in 1990. Also known as "Beautiful Red Hamster".

#### **Hamster Stats**

Pink Merlot

* **Pose:** Ember Pose
* **Body Colour:** Pink with red ears, cheeks and paws
* **Pattern Colour:** Lavender spots around eyes
* **Eye Colour:** Purple
* **Symbol:** Lavender merlot bottle

Blue Merlot

* **Pose:** Ember Pose
* **Body Colour:** Blue with red ears, cheeks and paws
* **Pattern Colour:** Blue spots around eyes
* **Eye Colour:** Dark green
* **Symbol:** Red merlot bottle

Red Merlot

* **Pose:** Ember Pose
* **Body Colour:** Brown with lavender ears, cheeks and paws
* **Pattern Colour:** Pink spots around eyes
* **Eye Colour:** Aqua
* **Symbol:** Pink merlot bottle

**Accessories**

## Media Appearances

TV
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**Animated hamster stats**

* **Body Colour:** Red with purple ears, cheeks and paws
* **Pattern Colour:** Pink spots around eyes
* **Eye Colour:** Blue
* **Symbol:** Pink merlot bottle

Red Merlot appeared in the first animated Zhu Zhu Pets TV show (aka "Go Go Pets").

She was an adventurous hamster who sometimes got ahead of herself. Luckily for her, she was usually under the careful watch of Chartreuse.
Arcany

## **The Art of Truest Power**

Witchery is the blackest of all magics in Scylla. And acany, or the Arcane, is the most common variety. It grants a user with enough Will the ability to change an object’s force, heat, shape, orientation and positioning. To change a single one of the traits, you need to kill something of equal or greater size to the object you are changing. This can also work in reverse, killing only a part of something, if that part is big enough to cast with. An important thing to note is that arcany only works in view distance and never directly upon living things.

### **Force**

Witchery relies on the function of force. Force describes how fast something can go or how slow something is going. Importantly, the possible imparted force is around 50 meters per second, and this can be measured incrementally by units of five. Similarly, if something is travelling more than 50 meters per second, it will not be stopped completely. However, force is also compounding. You can apply multiple casts to an object. For example, if a witch throws a knife going at 20m/s, then kills a rodent, empowering the knife. If maximum speed was chosen, the knife would now travel at 70m/s. Said witch could kill another rodent, increasing that to 120m/s.

### **Heat**

Heat is one of the most simple functions. It works exactly as force does, except to the boiling point of water. This is also cumulative.

### **Shape**

Shape is, contrary to heat, rather complex. Witchery does not give one the ability to simply turn ice to steam, or plasma to rock. It uses the basic categories, solid, liquid, gas and plasma, and requires a full casting to move up or down that ladder. You can also, at times, find spots in between each of the states, which are known as ‘semi-states’, which always default to the lower state. For example, a semi-solid might be gue-y or glass-like, whilst a semi-liquid would be somewhere between gas and liquid. Interestingly, semi-gases display as fire and require a third  the amount of lifeforce to become plasma than any other state.

### **Direction**

Witches merely decide where the face they can see is now facing.

### **Positioning**

An object can be moved anywhere within a user’s field of vision so long as it does not occupy space occupied by a solid or liquid, Otherwise displacement may occur- Possibly destroying the object.
Jake (Ability Lords)

Jake Rehacabinets, my most powerful character. He is capable of using any power instantly, with no cooldown.

Jake is a DV8 character.

Jake Rehacabinets: Quite simple, this is the most powerful character I’ve come up with. He can do anything, including superpowers with Omni, or create any number of superpowers at will. Best for use if toying with your character to flesh them out, but in an actual fight prepare to get destroyed. I’m bragging here, but Jake fought Ultius and Undynan once in a sparring tournament, and the fight was over instantaneously, resulting in the explosion of an entire solar system. Jake’s powers are limited by the destruction of the Tree of Knowledge, but he is still quite powerful, and he strives to defend and repair the tree. Also, he can be trapped inside a fridge if it is unopened and inside a cardboard box, and Jake is forcefully teleported inside. Power Ratio: Innumerable/100 Effect Scale: Omniversal Racial Tier: God Surpassing Universe: Ability Lords
Mobile Armor Culmination

Mobile Armor Culmination is a multidimensional Battlesuit that will appear on Summon by its owner, by verbal cue of its name. The next owner is randomly selected throughout the multiverse or passed down by verbal blessing from the previous owner.

## Trivia

* Mobile Armor Culmination is a form of updated Black Rabbit, as it was taken through the multiverse for a huge number of upgrades after its construction.
* Mobile Armor Culmination once appeared to Jake Keneji when Black Rabbit was severely damaged by a Titan attack during its transport to Jake’s location, despite not being verbally summoned or being its designated owner.
Concept HERO Cards

Concept HERO Cards are original HERO cards, used by

Concept HERO cards focus on boosting attack through various manners and with Fusion summoning.

## List of Concept HERO Cards

1. Concept HERO Inspiration
2. Concept HERO Risky
3. Concept HERO Hit Brawler
4. Concept HERO Commander
5. Concept HERO Quality
6. Concept HERO Transport
7. Concept HERO Giant Backer
8. Concept HERO Odds Racer
9. Concept HERO Duplicator
10. Concept HERO Detective
11. Concept HERO Download
Death Viability (DV)

Death Viability (DV) is the probability of loss against a particular character, scaled from 0-8.

## Death Viability Scale

* 0 - No Threat to Very Little Threat. DV0 characters pose no threat to most and a particularly low threat to others. You are very likely to win or at least tie against one of these charactersm even if you are a below average person.
* 1 - Particularly Low Threat.
* 2 - Low Threat.
* 3 - Moderate Threat.
* 4 - Moderate Danger.
* 5 - High Danger.
* 6 - Likely Death. DV6 characters pose a deadly threat to almost anyone, and a large size army would be an uneven match for them.
* 7 - Very Likely Death. DV7 characters pose a threat to several armies worth of above aver soldiers, and are capable of incredible feats of horrific power.
* 8 - Certain Death. You are but a glass marble in the immensely powerful hands of a DV8 character. If you aren’t dead in seconds, you are being toyed with before you will meet your quick end.
Black Rabbit

Black Rabbit, a building-sized robot piloted by Jake Keneji. With excessive maneuverability systems and upgrades. Black Rabbit features a multi-laser Targeting and info gathering system in its rabbit-like ears, twin tri-seeker-missile pods on it’s shoulders, four back-unfolding destroyer missiles, and a plasma rifle that charges shots or turns into a plasma-edged sword. Black Rabbit is one-fifth of Thunderrail. Power Ratio: 50/100 Effect Scale: Multi-City Block Racial tier: Machine Universe: Fleet Fusion
Histogramore The Librarian

Histogramore (sometimes called Histogramor) is the guardian and of course librarian of The Great Library of Erravion.

## Appearance

Histogramore’s head is like that of a combination between a dog and a crocodile, with tusks going from the cheekbone to the end of the lower jaw on either side. His skin is scaly and reptilian, with black, brown and grey parts of fur on his legs and head. While capable of standing on hind legs, Histogramore is more comfortable on four limbs, despite the front two digits being more dexerous like human hands.

## Trivia

* Histogramore’s name was originally spelled without the ‘e’ at the end.
* Histogramore’s name is derived from “histogram” and “more,” relating to his desire for more information and knowledge, however not necessarily statistics.
* Histogramore is based on a similar in appearance character named Croc from a post-apocalyptic roleplay.
Jake Keneji

Jake Keneji/Black Rabbit: The first of my favorite five, Jake is the teenage Mecha Pilot of Black Rabbit, a building-sized robot with excessive maneuverability systems and upgrades. Black Rabbit features a multi-laser Targeting and info gathering system in its rabbit-like ears, twin tri-seeker-missile pods on it’s shoulders, four back-unfolding destroyer missiles, and a plasma rifle that charges shots or turns into a plasma-edged sword. Black Rabbit is one-fifth of Thunderrail. Power Ratio: 50/100 Effect Scale: Multi-City Block Racial tier: Machine Universe: Fleet Fusion
Boids

**Boids** is the fourth song from An Easter Carol.

## Lyrics

(Note: To avoid confusion between the Past Ebenezer and present Ebenezer, Past Ebenezer is bolded and Present Ebenezer isn't bolded.)

Seymour (Pa Grape): *So uh, you called for an inventor?*

**Ebenezer:** *Why yes I did, Seymour. Ya see I got a little problem.*

*Seymour: Problem?*

**Ebenezer:** *Problem.*

*Seymour: Problem.*

**Ebenezer:** *Yes I got a little problem with my chickens.*

*Seymour: Chickens?*

**Ebenezzer:** *Birds!*

*Seymour: Boids.*

**Ebenezer:** *Birds.*

*Seymour: Well, I don't know why you called me, then. I'm an inventor, and I don't know much about boids.*

Ebenezer: *Boids?*

Hope: *Boids.*

Seymour: *Yup, and I don't know nothin' much about boids.*

**Ebenezer:** *Well, that's exactly why I called you, friend. I need a way to make eggs round the clock. Tick-tock! These real chickens are always needing a rest. Ya see, they don't last.*

*Seymour: But where do I come in?*

**Ebenezzer:** *Well I hear you're a whiz when it comes to inventin'.*

*Seymour: Inventin'?*

**Ebenezzer:** *Inventin'. Mechanization. Industrialization.*

Seymour: *Inventing things sure is fun.*

**Ebenezer:** *Well, what I need my friend is a row of chickens.*

Seymour: *Chickens?*

**Ebenezer:** *Chickens. Mechanical chickens as far as the eye can see.*

Seymour: *Boids.*

**Ebenezer:** *You catch on quick.*

Seymour: *But what about the eggs?*

**Ebenezer:** *Eggs?*

Seymour: *Eggs! Eggs!*

**Ebenezer:** *What about the eggs?*

*Seymour: Can a tin chicken lay real eggs?*

**Ebenezer:** *Plastic.*

Seymour: *Plastic?*

**Ebenezer:** *Plastic, my friend. In whatever color you can think it.*

*Seymour: Plastic.*

Ebenezzer: *Plastic.*

Hope: *Plastic.*

**Ebenezer:** *Yes, with mechanical chickens and plastics eggs I can make Easter bigger than before.*

Seymour: *Easter?*

**Ebenezer:** *Easter. Yes, Easter.*

Seymour: Wait a minute! You can't make Easter bigger with plastic eggs!

**Ebenezer:** *What I said my friend is...*

Seymour: No no no no no no! You got it all wrong!

**Ebenezer:** Whaddya mean?

Seymour: Easter's not about plastic eggs and bunnies and baskets!

**Ebenezer:** But isn't Easter supposed to last forever?

Seymour: Of course!

**Ebenezer:** And doesn't plastic last forever?

Seymour: *Well yeah, but...*

**Ebenezer:** I don't see the difference!

Seymour: Well it's kinda...

**Ebenezer:** *Inventing things sure is fun.*

Seymour: *How's that?*

**Ebenezer:** *I said inventing things sure is fun.*

Seymour: *Plastic?*

Ebenezer: *Plastic.*

Hope: *Plastic.*

**Ebenezer:** *Chickens!*

Seymour: *Boids.*

**Ebenezer:** *Chickens! Layin' eggs all night long.*

*Seymour: Chickens.*

**Ebenezer:** *Chickens.*

Seymour and **Ebenezer:** *Boids!*

**Ebenezer:** *Chickens!*

Seymour: *Chickens!*

**Ebenezer** and Seymour: *Boids!*

**Ebenezer:** *Mechanical chickens!*

Seymour and **Ebenezer:** *Boids! Chickens! Boids!*

**Ebenezer:** *Chickens!*

Seymour: *Chickens!*

**Ebenezer** and Seymour: *Boids!*

**Ebenezer:** *Mechanical chickens!*

Seymour: *Boids!*

**Ebenezer:** *Chickens.*

Seymour: *Chickens.*

**Ebenezer** and Seymour: *Boids.*
Eldarow

Eldarow: One of my favorite five, Eldarow is a human enhanced with magic from a dying, ancient magic tree. This gave him the ability to control plant roots, and over time develop many more types of magic “branching” off from plant control. He wears cloth under chain mail, under still many different enchanted clothing. He also has a sword and two wands; one for plant magic and one for other types magic. Eldarow is originally from our universe, but fell through a portal to a medieval land where magic and superpowers existed. Power Ratio: 65/100 Effect Scale: Multi-Continental Racial tier: Magical Superhuman Universe: Ability Lords
Seawise Colossus

Seawise Colossus: Remember Thunderrail? Seawise Colossus is basically him, but 25 times larger. Seawise Colossus is HUGE, and is comprised of 125 giant robots that are individually larger than most buildings. It poses a threat in virtually any location due to it’s adaptive shielding and adaptive weaponry. It’s shields will eventually grow to stabilize against any environment, including crushing oceans, space, bLaCK hOLeS, etc. It’s got pretty much every weapon in the book, but it’s super-extra-massive punching puncher arms have overkill rockets on them for devastating blows, and it’s huge jet pack allows it to maneuver better than you would expect. Note that Thunderrail isn’t part of Seawise Colossus. Power Ratio: 70/100 Effect Scale: Multi-City Racial Tier: Machine Universe: Fleet Fusion
Snoopy

**Snoopy** is a fictional character, the pet beagle of Charlie Brown in the comic strip Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz. He can also be found in all of the Peanuts movies and television specials. Since his debut on October 4, 1950, Snoopy has become one of the most recognizable and iconic characters in the comic strip and is considered more famous than Charlie Brown in other countries. The original drawings of Snoopy were inspired by Spike, one of Schulz's childhood dogs.
Blackrail

Blackrail: Super overpowered, Blackrail is a super-advanced version of Thunderrail that is much larger and faster due to a complex (fictional) way of taking DNA from it’s pilot and turning the genetic coding into energy through a branch of quantum mechanics. This manner of energy withdrawal can also be used to manifest or demanifest mechanical parts, but it takes a toll on the pilot to actually use any of the mecha’s systems. Power Ratio: 100/100 Effect Scale: Multi-City Racial tier: Evolving Machine Universe: Fleet Fusion
Concept HERO Inspiration

## Card Details

Concept HERO Inspiration - When this card is special summoned; draw a card OR add a “Heroic Upgrade” from your deck or GY to your hand. When this card is sent from the field to the graveyard by a card effect: add a “Heroic Upgrade” from your GY to your hand. (1300 ATK/900 DEF, Light, Warrior/Effect, Level 4)
Caution, Easter Bunny Crossing

**Caution**, **Easter** **Bunny** **Crossing** is the Easter episode of *Bonanza* that debuted on NBC on March 29, 1970

## Plot

In the series' only Easter-themed episode, a Quaker woman convinces Hoss to pose as the Easter bunny for the orphanage. While wearing a rabbit costume, Hoss must try to foil the efforts of a bumbling gang that is plotting to loot the Wells Fargo coach.
Easter

*This article is about the holiday "Easter". For other uses, see the article "Easter (Disambiguation)".*

**Easter** is a holiday commemorating the resurrection of Jesus from the dead, described in the New Testament as having occurred on the third day after his burial following his crucifixion by the Romans at Calvary c. 30 AD. It is the culmination of the Passion of Jesus, preceded by Lent (or Great Lent), a 40-day period of fasting, prayer, and penance.

Most Christians refer to the week before Easter as "Holy Week", which contains the days of the Easter Triduum, including Maundy Thursday, commemorating the Maundy and Last Supper, as well as Good Friday, commemorating the crucifixion and death of Jesus. In Western Christianity, Eastertide, or the Easter Season, begins on Easter Sunday and lasts seven weeks, ending with the coming of the 50th day, Pentecost Sunday. In Eastern Christianity, the season of Pascha begins on Pascha and ends with the coming of the 40th day, the Feast of the Ascension.

Easter and the holidays that are related to it are *moveable feasts* which do not fall on a fixed date in the Gregorian or Julian calendars which follow only the cycle of the sun; rather, its date is offset from the date of Passover and is therefore calculated based on a lunisolar calendar similar to the Hebrew calendar. The First Council of Nicaea (325) established two rules, independence of the Jewish calendar and worldwide uniformity, which were the only rules for Easter explicitly laid down by the council. No details for the computation were specified; these were worked out in practice, a process that took centuries and generated a number of controversies. It was originally on April 15, but it has come to be the first Sunday after the ecclesiastical full moon that occurs on or soonest after March 21, but calculations vary.

Easter is linked to the Jewish Passover by much of its symbolism, as well as by its position in the calendar. In most European languages the feast is called by the words for passover in those languages; and in the older English versions of the Bible the term Easter was the term used to translate passover. Easter customs vary across the Christian world, and include sunrise services, exclaiming the Paschal greeting, clipping the church,[13] and decorating Easter eggs (symbols of the empty tomb). The Easter lily, a symbol of the resurrection, traditionally decorates the chancel area of churches on this day and for the rest of Eastertide. Additional customs that have become associated with Easter and are observed by both Christians and some non-Christians include egg hunting, the Easter Bunny, and Easter parades. There are also various traditional Easter foods that vary regionally.
Thunderrail

Thunderrail: One of my favorite five, Thunderrail is a giant robot that is a combination of five smaller piloted robots, including Black Rabbit, Sharpshot, Crackshock, Railblast and Scar Knight. Thunderrail is incredibly large, and on it’s home planet has further pieces that can be integrated into its composition to make it bigger. Thunderrail boasts a low-bulk physique for a well-armored mech, and is colored black and grey with white armor plates and yellow accents. It is equipped with a multi-setting Railgun, capable of burst firing “small” rounds the size of the average refrigerator, or charging plasma-infused blasts larger than a school bus. It also has a powerful shield generator, but a full shield takes half an hour to charge up. Several modern-day sized rockets are also set into many of it’s joints, allowing rocket punches and dodges remarkable for its size. On it’s back are four missile pods, and in various sections of it’s armor are smaller weapons that must be deactivated for the fusion of the smaller mechas. Power Ratio: 70/100 Effect Scale: Multi-City Block Racial tier: Machine Universe: Fleet Fusion
Undynan

Undynan: My Second most powerful OC, Undynan wears purple metal armor that has infinitely sharp edges, but can be broken in the middle. He wears many, many swords in sheaths across his back and near his hips on his belt, and his superpower makes things he touches infinitely sharp as he chooses, while touching them. Power Ratio: Infinity/100 Effect Scale: Multiversal Racial tier: Demigod Universe: Ability Lords
Deadnite Blitzer

Deadnite Blitzer: One of my first superhero characters, Deadnite Blitzer was born with a superpower that lets him absorb his shadow if there is light on him and use the shadow energy to increase his durability, strength, speed, etc. He wears knightlike armor with horns and a belt with small first aid kits and a special sword made of a glowing metal to power his shadows. He works for a superhero company in a slightly futuristic city where everyone born there has superpowers. While he has a superpower that can wreak destruction, he is also restricted in that he is still a superhero, and in a city environment has to restrict use of his power to not devastate the city. Power Ratio: 70/100 Effect Scale: City Racial Tier: Magical Superhuman Universe: Bad Omen
Rabbit

**Rabbit** is a fussy and compulsive anthropomorphic rabbit who first appeared in Disney's 1966 animated short, *Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree*. Rabbit lives in the Hundred Acre Wood, and—despite his frustration with the residents' antics—is a cherished member in Winnie the Pooh's circle of friends.
The Easter Show

**The** **Easter** **Show** is the Easter episode of *The Drew Carey Show* that debuted on ABC on April 11, 2001.

## Plot

Drew employs Oswald to deliver chocolate baskets on Easter morning. All goes well until he gets greedy and spoils all the chocolate. Meanwhile, Lewis meets the girl of his dreams but accidentally erases her number.

## External links

* *The Easter Show* at *The Drew Carey Show wiki*
Toxygen

Art by CherrySnakeCat

Toxygen is one of the legendaries from the Tuxon region. It is Poison/Dragon type and is based on St. George's dragon.

## Ability

Poisonous Air: Any Pokémon sent out will have a chance of getting poisoned.

## Pokédex Entry

Centuries ago this Legendary Beast spread a blight throughout the region. Not much is known about it but it's believed that it has some type of organ inside of it that generates a toxic gas that almost every kind of organism finds noxious. There's a legend that says that if you breathe in its poison, you lose ten years off your life.

## History

1000 years prior to the events of the game's main story, Toxygen used to rule over Tuxon. Wherever it went, decay and famine spread, and the inhabitants of the region cowered in fear in front of it. It was also worshipped by the Poké Romans, who worked in tandem with it to rule over Tuxon. Eventually however it was defeated by a man named George, who slew it with the help of Equarius. Ever since then, Toxygen's remains have been resting in the Stonehenge ruins.

## Story

During the game's events, Team Imperium resurrects Toxygen in Stonehenge, and the player (Elizabeth\George) faces off the poisonous dragon. In the fight, Toxygen's stats are raised and its ability is altered (any Pokémon sent against it will be automatically poisoned) due to Team Imperium having made enhancements to it when it was resurrected. The player is not able to capture Toxygen at that moment and has to defeat it. Once defeated, it stops spewing poison and, weakened, it flees the area.

It is currently unknown when, how, or even if the player can catch Toxygen.
Phil DeVille

**Phillip Richard William "Phil" DeVille** is a fictional character who appears in the Nickelodeon animated television series Rugrats and its spin-off All Grown Up! as the shows. He is voiced by Kath Soucie and first appeared on in the Rugrats pilot episode "Tommy Pickles and The Great White Thing". Phil last appeared in the All Grown Up! episode "Brothers Grimm".
Ultius

Ultius. My favorite character, and frequently used as my profile picture for things. Currently using a picture of Vandheer Lorde from Armed With Wings, which is not mine.

Ultius is a very powerful character, with his Ability Master Copying, which allows him to copy and memorize Abilities, skills and other various powers as he sees them and use them at will. Most used are Powers, like Quantum Teleport or Blade Make, but depending on the time, he will have copied Powers and Abilities from a variety of sources.

## Appearance

Ultius is “that guy that never shows his face” and he wears a helmet almost all the time, otherwise he’s wearing a mask or headwrap of some sort. His clearly most notable feature is his rather slim, 8 foot 8 inch tall body, as he towers over many people. Normally, he wears black armor, called Metallic Invulnerability Armor, custom created by Jake himself in the fires of a collapsing star.

## Powers

The last of my favorite five, and my 3rd most powerful OC, Ultius is basically an enhanced Taskmaster, but he can also copy others’ powers, although he can only use most powers once per several minutes. He wears black armor made of an indestructible but removable metal, and frequently wields magic swords of infinite sharpness, called Vorpal Swords.

Ultius has five Teleportation abilities, with all five finishing their cooldown simultaneously after 10 minutes of the first one’s use. The first, Ultius simply swaps places with any gasses that are in a relatively nearby location with himself, moving distances within earshot on average. The second is similar, but the gas in the place he teleports is pushed away, and where he disappears from is made into a vacuum that pulls things into it for a few seconds. The last three, Ultius‘ body turns into ice, fire or sand and simply reappears nearby.

## Quotes

* “Take my fist, my friends. Let our combined power be shared among us, our unity strong enough to vanquish any foe!”

## Trivia

* Ultius, Jake Rehacabinets and Jake Satoru were originally the same character, but were divdied into their own persons over time into the Pokémon and Ability Lords universes.
Jerry

**Jerry Mouse** is a fictional character and one of the title characters (the other being Tom Cat) in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's series of Tom and Jerry theatrical cartoon short films. Created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, Jerry is a brown anthropomorphic house mouse, who first appeared as a mouse named Jinx in the 1940 MGM animated short Puss Gets the Boot. Hanna gave the mouse's original name as "Jinx", while Barbera claimed the mouse went unnamed in his first appearance.
Tweety

**Tweety Bird** is an animated fictional yellow canary in the Warner Bros. *Looney Tunes* and *Merrie Melodies* series of animated cartoons. The name "Tweety" is a play on words, as it originally meant "sweetie", along with "tweet" being a typical English chick for the sounds of birds. His characteristics are based on Red Skeleton's famous "Mean Widdle Kid." Tweety appeared in 47 cartoons during the golden age.

## Appeared In

* Bugs Bunny's Easter Special
* Baby Looney Tunes' Eggs-traordinary Adventure
Gold (Rainbow Rockstar)

Names
*English:* Gold
*German:* Gold
*Greek:* Chrysós

**Accessories**

* A green chain necklace

Gold is a rockstar released as part of the Year 2 (1989-1990) Rainbow Rockstar set.

#### **Back Card Stories**

Note: These stories are reproduced exactly as they appear on the hamsters' backcards, including all errors.

Gold loves to dance to the sound of the wind, especially whenit flows through the clouds like the music of string harps. Dancing slowly, Gold's paws move like little ballet slippers and her hair form the beautiful rainbow arch. As the wind blows harder, the tempo increases.

Prancing up with her forelegs gracefully stroking the air and her neck arching, she pirouettes in tiny circles. Her rockstar hair is held lightly against her flanks, fluttering now and then to steady her.

Gold whirls and twirls until her rainbow hair wraps about her body like a multi-colored cloak. The other rainbow rockstars watch in awe. They all agree that Gold is the most beautiful ballerina they have ever seen.

#### **Media Appearances**

**Animated Hamster Stats**

* **Body Colour:** Yellow
* **Hair Colour:** Red/Yellow/Green/Blue
* **Eye Colour:** Red
* **Symbol:** Green gold brick

She appeared in the first Zhu Zhu Pets TV show, "Go Go Pets".

She was also in the Book, The Magic Sausage Tree.

## Greek Gold

### **Greek Gold Variant III**

* orange body with rainbow hair in Firefly Pose.

## French Gold

### **French Gold Variant III**

Only one has been found so far (by Ember1), and was nicknamed "Rold" for her mix of Rose hair with Gold's body.

## German Gold

*German*: Gold

* in Posey Pose with alternate hair

## South African Gold

She had a bright yellow body with blue eyes, red/pale yellow/bright blue/mint green hair, and dark green symbol.
Goofy

**Goofy** is an animated character that first appeared in 1932's *Mickey's Revue*. Named for his clumsiness and ineptitude, he is an anthropomorphic dog characterized as a hick with a southern drawl. Goofy is predominately known for his slapstick style of comedy, and regularly appears alongside his best friends Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck.

## Appeared In

* Mickey's Great Clubhouse Hunt
* Mickey's Springtime Surprise
Painting Easter Eggs

**Painting Easter Eggs** is the Easter episode of Teletubbies.

## Plot

The Teletubbies dance an up-and-down dance. They go off to watch some children painting pictures and patterns on eggs. Laa-Laa dances with her skirt and her ball. She rushes off to fetch the Teletubbies to watch The Magic Tree as it appears in Teletubbyland with five doves. The Magic Windmill stops spinning and it is time for Tubby Bye Bye.
Easter (Bluey)

"**Easter**" is the 52nd episode of the second season of *Bluey*. It first aired on ABC Kids on 4 April 2021.

## Plot

Bluey and Bingo are convinced that the Easter Bunny has forgotten to bring them gifts just like the previous year. They awake on Easter morning to a treasure hunt for the Easter eggs.

## Trivia

* This episode was watched by 607 thousand people in its initial airing.
The Easter Bunny

**The** **Easter** **Bunny** is an Easter episode of *Beverly Hills 90210* that debuted on FOX on April 5, 2000.

## Plot

Kelly grows suspicious of Matt's distant behavior. She seeks answers from Dylan, who denies that anything unusual happened during their dirt biking weekend. Matt admits to drinking spiked punch. After witnessing Kelly's indignant reaction, he decides not to tell her about his one-night stand. Kelly insists that Matt is still hiding something from her. She later apologizes for failing to trust him. Camille tries to convince Donna to sell her clothing online. Although Donna doesn't support the idea, Camille seeks out Dylan as an investor. Even after Donna agrees to the proposal, David fumes at Camille for going behind her back. He also expresses discontent at the amount of time she is spending with Dylan. Donna agrees to a date with the web page designer. Steve and Janet fear that her parents' dog is to blame for the death of their snooty neighbors' pet rabbit. Steve concocts a scheme to keep the couple from discovering the truth. Ellen objects to Noah's efforts to help her establish a normal life. Donna reminds Noah that he cannot single-handedly save Ellen.
Golgotha

**Golgotha** is a 1935 French film about the death of Jesus Christ, released in English-speaking countries as "Behold the Man". The film was directed by Julien Duvivier, and stars Harry Baur as Herod, Jean Gabin as Pontius Pilate, and Robert Le Vigan plays Jesus of Nazareth.

In 1935, the film opened in France, and in 1937 in United States and played throughout Europe. However, the British Board of Film Censors "would not allow British eyes to see it."

Le Vigan's performance marks the first direct portrayal of Christ in a sound film. For the most part, Jesus is shown from a respectful distance as was also the case in Ben-Hur, Quo Vadis, or The Robe, but there are also a few closer shots and even close-ups.

The National Board of Review named the film the sixth best foreign film of 1937. The score for the movie was composed by French composer Jacques Ibert.

## Plot

This telling of the last days of Jesus Christ begins with his entrance into Jerusalem while he is still adored by the public. However, Christ has made powerful enemies by throwing moneychangers out of the temple and giving sermons that place God above all. Ponce Pilate conspires with various leaders to arrest Christ, then gives him a ludicrous trial and sentence of crucifixion. However, as Christ claimed in his teachings, he soon rises from the dead.
Robin

**Richard "Dick" Grayson**, most commonly known as **Robin**, is the former protégé of Batman, leader of the Teen Titans, and one of the five main protagonists of *Teen Titans Go!*. Desperate to lead the best superhero team ever, his perfectionism and obsessive controlling have made him quite unstable at times.

The voice actor for Robin in the 2003 Teen Titans, Scott Menville, has returned to voice the character.

## Appeared In

* The Teen Titans Go Easter Holiday Classic
Minnie Mouse

**Minnie Mouse** is an animated, anthropomorphic mouse character created by Walt Disney. She is the longtime girlfriend of Mickey Mouse and the best friend of Daisy Duck, known for her sweet disposition, cartoonishly large head bows, and polka-dotted dresses. Inspired by flapper girls of the 1920s, Minnie first appeared in the short *Steamboat Willie*, released on November 18, 1928.

## Appeared In

* Mickey's Great Clubhouse Hunt
* Mickey's Springtime Surprise
Dark Knight Court

**Dark** **Knight** **Court** is the Easter episode of *The Simpsons* that aired on FOX on March 17, 2013.

## Plot

Lisa must defend Bart after he is accused of pulling an Easter prank on the school marching band. Meanwhile, Mr. Burns fulfills his dream of becoming a superhero, and Smithers pays the townspeople to be supervillains.
Jesus Christ Is Risen Today

**Jesus Christ is Risen Today** is a catholic song.

## Lyrics

Jesus Christ is ris'n today!

Sinners wipe your tears away!

Jesus' death upon the cross

Saveth us from endless loss.

**Refrain:**

Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia!

See the holy women come,

Bearing spices to the tomb;

Hear the white-clad angel's voice

Bid the universe rejoice.

***Refrain***

Go tell all His brethren dear

"He is risen, nor is here!

Seek Him not among the dead;

He is risen as He said!"

***Refrain***

Glory, Jesus be to Thee!

Thine own might hath set Thee free!

Come! for primal joy restored,

Let us bless our Paschal Lord!

***Refrain***
Crow (Mail Order Hamster)

Crow was the first mail order hamster, along with Daffodil, Chartreuse, Merlot and Charcoal, that Cepia LLC made. He was also the first hamster, along with Daffodil, Chartreuse, Merlot and Charcoal, that Cepia LLC offered via a Mail Order offer, in 1990. Also known as "Handsome Black Hamster".

#### **Hamster Stats**

Blue Crow

* **Pose:** Ember Pose
* **Body Colour:** Blue with black ears, cheeks and paws
* **Pattern Colour:** Blue spots around eye
* **Eye Colour:** Dark green
* **Symbol:** Black crow

Black Crow

* **Pose:** Ember Pose
* **Body Colour:** Black with lavender ears, cheeks and paws
* **Pattern Colour:** Lavender spots around eyes
* **Eye Colour:** Purple
* **Symbol:** Lavender crow

Purple Crow

* **Pose:** Ember Pose
* **Body Colour:** Lavender with black ears, cheeks and paws
* **Pattern Colour:** Black spots around eyes
* **Eye Colour:** Aqua
* **Symbol:** Black crow

**Accessories**

## Media Appearances

TV
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**Animated hamster stats**

* **Body Colour:** Black with purple ears, cheeks and paws
* **Pattern Colour:** Purple spots around eyes
* **Eye Colour:** Purple
* **Symbol:** Purple crow

Black Crow appeared in the first animated Zhu Zhu Pets TV show (aka "Go Go Pets").

He was an adventurous hamster who sometimes got ahead of himself. Luckily for him, he was usually under the careful watch of Mr. Squiggles.
The Easter Chipmunk

**The** **Easter** **Chipmunk** is the Easter episode of *Alvin and the Chipmunks* that debuted on USA Network on April 14, 1995.

## Plot

When he hears that the original Easter Bunny was not a rabbit at all, Alvin becomes convinced that the first deliverer of Easter baskets was indeed his grandfather, the Easter Chipmunk.

## Synopsis

The Chipmunks gift early Easter goodies to their Grandpa at the Happy Farm Resort before meeting Mr. Hoppity, the Easter Bunny. The elder chipmunk confesses he was the original Easter Chipmunk, though Alvin doesn't believe him, and turns down Theodore's goodies in order to get into shape to deliver baskets. In the Seville House, Alvin performs a song while dancing through the rooms as Simon paints eggs in an mechanized manner and Theodore dyes a single egg. After Alvin crashes into them, the red-clad chipmunk sets out to drop off his recording with Aunt Bunny; Alvin assumes his Grandpa was in fact telling the truth following their brief conversation. Simon's not convinced and the two visit the Institute to research the matter, which isn't conclusive. Aunt Bunny isn't home when the boys stop by again so they travel to Bunny Central. Having no concrete information, Alvin plans to make his case anyway on Insider's Edition, a TV show, while keeping it from Dave. In order to give Mr. Hoppity a chance to defend himself, the boys dress as chickens in an attempt to sneak into Bunny Central. They overhear Mr. Hoppity talking about money and Alvin angrily pursues a lawsuit while his brothers do more investigative work: Alvin interrogates witnesses, Theodore looks for Aunt Bunny, and Simon learns about Bunny Central's charity work. When Alvin's case falls apart he begins singing his original song only to be interrupted by a very angry Dave. Back at the resort, Grandpa informs them he only delivered four baskets, with Mr. Hoppity doing the rest, and in order to pay for the bunny's damages, Alvin hops along delivering baskets.
Spring

**Spring** is the *Peppa Pig* Easter episode from Season 3.

## Plot

Peppa and her friends have fun outside Granny and Grandpa Pig's house, and have a Chocolate Egg Hunt. Everybody finds eggs all apart from the toddlers, who cry after noticing they didn't find any of the eggs that everyone else was after. Afterwards, everybody watches Granny Pig's chickens lay eggs, that hatch into cute chicks.

## Trivia

* Mommy Pig and Daddy Pig don’t appear in this episode
* This is the episode to have George, Edmond and Richard cry.
* This was happening in Edmond Elephant’s Birthday
* This is the only episode to have different end credits, but this time, it’s the I’m a Little Chick song.