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Bolo

Shantae's sparring partner is a slow-witted knucklehead with a serious lack of reasoning skills. He's hardly awake until he springs into action...usually at the chance to be a hero...and begins twirling his bolo balls. As a fighter, Bolo is very efficient and skillful, as though these moments of competence are sustained by his regular state of mental hibernation.

Bolo has eyes for Risky Boots and nearly anything else remotely female, although a brotherly comfort level keeps Shantae outside his level of vision. Bolo is commonly used as a punching bag or stool pigeon by Rotty, Sky and Shantae. Mimic often uses Bolo as an errand boy, which given his single track mind works fairly well.

He was a resident of Water Town in the first game, but moved to Scuttle Town with Sky after Shantae lost her magic.
Astro Goomba

**Astro Goombas** (also called **Robot Goombas**, **Goombeetles**, **Metallic Goombas**, or **Octobeetles**) are a type of Goomba only found in *Super Mario Galaxy* and its sequel *Super Mario Galaxy 2*. They are Goombas that wear protective, metallic, astronaut helmets, which prevent them from being stomped on. They are sometimes described as being robotic Goombas.
Fujiwara no Mokou

The Extra stage boss of Imperishable Night, Mokou was the daughter of a nobleman (presumed to be Fujiwara no Fuhito, the founder of the powerful Fujiwara clan) who was scorned by Kaguya centuries ago. She swore revenge against Kaguya, and ended up stealing the Hourai Elixir and consuming it, becoming immortal. Centuries later, after having completely forgotten about Kaguya over the years, they happened to meet again in Gensokyo and Mokou rekindled her grudge, if only to have a purpose in her infinite lifespan.

She's one of Mario's many friends.
Gemerl

An ancient robot called a Gizoid that can learn to copy the traits and skills of others; Emerl is a unique model that can also absorb Chaos energies. Said to have wiped out the civilization that made him. However, he picks up better traits by hanging out with Sonic and his friends — but has to be destroyed once his old programming kicks in.

Emerl only appears in Sonic Battle, but has been referred to since. Sonic Advance 3 has Robotnik build his own Gizoid, Gemerl, that can merge with machines. It's stated that Gemerl was created from the remains of Emerl.
Chain Chomp

**Chain Chomps** are huge chained wrecking ball dog-like enemies that try to eat the players. They have appeared in many games and are often tied up and are very hard if not impossible to defeat in many cases. They are often seen as very tough and untamable however in the Dry Dry Ruins they appear to have been very important to the culture of the people of the Dry Dry Kingdom.
Duck Hunt

A trio composed by the player's canine hunting partner from Duck Hunt, whose legacy lived on after the NES era for mocking the player after missing their target, a duck that has left behind its life as a target, and an unseen marksman armed with the NES Zapper who aids the team from afar. They jump into the fray with the help of several other NES Zapper games and elements.
Eternity Larva

A swallowtail butterfly fairy, normally gentle in temperament, who was turned berserk by the current incident. She represents growth and metamorphosis, and as a result represents the caterpillar, pupa, and adult stages of a butterfly all at once. When she senses danger, she releases smelly danmaku from her antennae.
Chrom

The main character of Fire Emblem Awakening. Chrom is the leader of the Shepherds, Exalt of Ylisse following the sacrifice of his sister Emmeryn, and father to Lucina. He's led his Ragtag Bunch of Misfits (and their children from the future) to do battle against the empires of Plegia and Valm, and even led them against the Fell Dragon Grima.
Sakuya Izayoi

Chief Maid of the Scarlet Devil Mansion. Despite being the leader of the maids at the Scarlet Devil Mansion, Sakuya usually has to do all of the work herself because the fairy maids are completely useless. Uses knives and time manipulation to fight and do maid tasks. Much of Sakuya's origin is left to speculation, although it is implied that she may not be human and "Sakuya" may not be her real name.
Bill Cipher

A dangerous interdimensional dream demon that was summoned by Gideon in his efforts to take over the Mystery Shack. Bill Cipher is the main antagonist of the series who works behind the scenes in the first season, becomes prominent in the second season, and (potentially) exists in a meta level than the rest of the show's cast. He is a jovial and sadistic trickster who makes devilish deals to get what he wants, and claims that something big will soon change the world...
Cirno

An ice fairy who lives at the lake surrounding the Scarlet Devil Mansion. Her favorite hobby is freezing frogs and watching them thaw. Surprisingly, Cirno is one of the few characters that realizes what's going on during Phantasmagoria of Flower View, even though she mistakes it for a festival. Is best known for both an infamous Memetic Mutation and Icicle Fall -Easy-, a Spell Card that can be completely dodged by placing yourself directly in front of Cirno.
Heavy Gunner

The **Heavy Gunner** is a modified Egg Robo and a member of the Hard Boiled Heavies, a team of elite robots that serve Eggman.

He was sent to Angel Island alongside the other elite members, to find the Phantom Ruby. The Phantom Ruby promptly warped space-time around them, transforming the Heavy Gunner into his cop attire along with his troop, also giving him a personality and madness, causing him to rebel against Eggman.
Gusty

**Gusties**are long, smiling ghost-like creatures in the Yoshi series*.* They always travel in huge packs, allowing the Yoshis to eat them and get extra eggs. They can be used as stepping stones to reach higher areas. In addition to possibly knocking the baby off Yoshi's back, they can spawn endlessly in some areas.
Chuckya

**Chuckyas** (also spelled **Chuck-Yas**) are large, purple Bob-omb creatures with red boxing gloves. They appear in *Super Mario 64*and its remake *Super Mario 64 DS* as uncommon enemies. Unlike other Bob-ombs, they do not attack by exploding. Instead, they attack in a similar fashion to King Bob-omb in that they chase Mario to grab him, throwing him around afterwards. The only way to defeat them is to pick them up from behind and throw them, as they will be destroyed upon impact.
Goomboss

Once an ordinary Goomba, until he begged Bowser to use the Star Rod to make him a king, which also greatly increased his size. Along with his minions Red Goomba and Blue Goomba, he is the first boss Mario fights.

Rather noteworthy is the fact that unlike most characters, let alone things originating from the Paper Mario series in general, the Goomba King directly appears in a couple of other games in the franchise outside of the role-playing games, under the name of Goomboss.
Heavy Shinobi

**The Heavy Shinobi** is an enhanced version of an Egg-Robo created by Dr. Eggman after being struck with the power of the Phantom Ruby.

He was sent to Angel Island alongside the other elite members, to find the Phantom Ruby. The Phantom Ruby promptly warped space-time around them, transforming the Heavy Shinobi into his ninja attire along with his troop, also giving him a personality and madness, causing him to rebel against Eggman.
Doctor Eggman

The Big Bad of the series. The portly scientist whose one desire is to rule over everyone and everything using his technology. Eggman doesn't have a significant background, but he did seemingly look up to his grandfather, Gerald Robotnik. Although other sources claim he used to be a kind doctor before a freak accident warped his personality. Eggman's plans almost never change, and he's always willing to pull out all of the stops to accomplish his goal.

Eggman may possess a high IQ, but his personality is far from mature. He wants things his way, and is very temperamental when denied as such. However, despite his immaturity, he's every bit as clever as he claims to be, able to create almost anything for his goals, and possesses quite a bit of cunning and planning to carry them out. If there's one thing that stands out about the doctor, however, it's his ego, which may only be rivaled by his long-time nemesis, Sonic the Hedgehog.
Bandana Waddle Dee

A seemingly high-ranking Waddle Dee in King Dedede's army. Distinguished by his blue bandana, which sets him apart from other Waddle Dees. He often acts as King Dedede's sidekick, despite also helping out Kirby from time to time. While initially a minor antagonist, later games feature him as one of Kirby's best friends, as well as being much stronger.
Blaze the Cat

A fire-wielding cat from another dimension and guardian of its own set of emeralds called Sol Emeralds. Blaze initially ended up in Sonic's world due to both of their worlds being on the verge of merging and breaking apart due to her own dimension's equivalent to Dr. Eggman, Eggman Nega. Blaze initially didn't care much for teamwork and preferred to solve her problems without anyone's aid, but thanks to bonding with Cream and Sonic reaching out to her, she eventually grew to embrace her friends and together with Sonic, stopped the two Eggmen. Afterward, she returned to her own dimension, but she does make occasional appearances now and then.

Blaze is a very introverted person; she doesn't socialize much, and even after growing fond of her friends, she generally dislikes having to rely on others. But this is just a facade to hide a very shy individual, as Blaze often gets flustered when she's forced to interact with new people. When Blaze is on duty, though, she's far more strait-laced and focused on her task. She's also rather temperamental and reckless when her buttons are pressed.
Gunion

**Gunions** are octopus-like enemies in *Super Mario Land*, found in the Muda Kingdom. Gunions have a simple attack pattern and subdue the Marine Pop whenever it comes into range. If shot three times, it will split into two balls, both of which will home in on Mario. Defeating a Gunion nets Mario an extra 400 points. Gunions are only found in World 2-3, the Marine Pop's level.
Mighty the Armadillo

One of the more obscure Sonic characters, Mighty the Armadillo is an old friend of Sonic the Hedgehog. He is similar in speed to Sonic, but is apparently stronger, hence his name. For many years, he only appeared in two games: 1993's SegaSonic the Hedgehog Arcade game, and Knuckles Chaotix in 1995. He also appeared on a missing poster in Sonic Generations. It's only in 2018 that he finally managed to return to the series as a playable character in Sonic Mania.
Carol Tea

A rather impetuous wildcat, and Lilac's best friend. While she's more scrappy than Lilac and still sports her red scarf, she's nevertheless willing to do the right thing, especially if there's money involved. Carol attacks rapidly with her claws, kicks, and a somersault attack. The sequel lets her aim a disc in any direction from which she can pounce to gain mobility. When she finds a gas can, she gains her trademark motorcycle, capable of some truly impressive abilities.
Huckit Crab

**Huckit Crab** is an enemy in the *Super Mario* series debuting in *New Super Mario Bros. Wii*. They are red crabs that work for the Koopa Troop. All Huckit Crabs throw sand balls or rocks straight forward, trying to hit Mario with them. However, they are defeated by all attacks, including Mario's basic stomps and fireballs.
Bark the Polar Bear

**Bark the Polar Bear** is Bean the Dynamite's partner, but while Bean is a crazy chatterbox, Bark is calm and completely silent. Thanks to his strength, he is a formidable foe for Sonic the Hedgehog and the other Freedom Fighters. He previously worked with Fiona Fox and Nic the Weasel before teaming up with Bean exclusively. The pair have since worked for Dr. Eggman, Mammoth Mogul, and even teamed up with Nic's brother Nack the Weasel as part of Team Hooligan.
Ness

The hero of EarthBound, Ness is a kind child with psychic powers, born and raised in Onett, Eagleland. He was sent on a quest by Buzz Buzz, a time-traveling rhinoceros beetle from the future, to learn the Eight Melodies and stop the evil Giygas from taking over the world. Alongside his psychic abilities, he brings bats and yo-yos to smack his opponents with.
Blokkablok

**Blokkabloks**are enemies appearing in *Super Mario 3D Land*. They have pointed green heads with angry eyes that look similar to Bullet Bills and spikes. Their tails are also green and spiked. A Blokkablok's body is composed of Brick Blocks, ? Blocks, or a mixture of the two. The top of these blocks are spiked. Blokkabloks can have between one to seven body segments.
Nepgear

Planeptune's CPU Candidate, and Neptune's younger sister, also happens to be a former protagonist which tends to get her mercilessly teased more often than not. She is an Otaku for anything mechanical, though she has a particular fondness for mechs, a very dependable person and often mistaken for the \*older\* sister. In contrast to her older sister who drags everyone else along for the ride, she prefers to stick to the back and support others. In this game she is of the Mage class.

As Purple Sister she is notable for having no change in her personality, whereas every other character has at least one alteration in their behavior.
Dark Samus

The main antagonist of the Metroid Prime Trilogy, Dark Samus is the reincarnation of Metroid Prime, a Metroid heavily mutated by the substance known as Phazon. Surviving her first defeat by stealing Samus' Phazon Suit, the being reborn as Dark Samus seeks to "corrupt" the universe at large by spreading Phazon wherever she goes.
Robo-Fortune

Robo Fortune is the creation of Brain Drain, the psychic director of ASG Lab Zero, and stands as a testament to her maniacal creator’s unmatched pride and petulance. Built to demonstrate loyalty and cunning, Robo Fortune fails to deliver either to any measurable degree. Employing cutting-edge technology, she sets out to hunt down the Skullgirl, and to engage in easily avoidable conflicts.

Is the ASG Project’s latest creation the ultimate cybernetic soldier? Have Brain Drain’s mechanical machinations set the world on a treacherous path? Is Robo Fortune’s faulty programming more of a feature than a bug? Has science gone too far?!

Her "birthday"/date-of-creation is January 31st, and is a 1st Generation model. Her likes include honey pots, integers less than or equal to 1, books about dragons, NAND gates, 0x5f3759df, unrolled loops of strings, mice, rebeccapurple, IEEE (except after C!), setplay. Her dislikes include Disorder, incompatible file formats, DES, unsalted passwords (salted tastes better!), bleeding hearts, weakly-typed languages, vi, fonts that make O and 0 look too similar, checkins without comments, Moire patterns.

Originally a Gag Dub by Ms. Fortune's voice actor, Robo-Fortune quickly became memetic among the players and staff. During the Indiegogo fundraiser a playable Robo-Fortune was announced as a last-minute stretch goal and was subsequently funded.

Robo-Fortune uses laser beams, mines, missiles and other distance-keeping tricks to bring opponents to their knees before ever reaching her.
Bully

**Bully** is a round, metallic enemy with two horns and a pair of green, shoe-esque feet that appears in the *Mario* series, making their first appearance in Super Mario 64. If he sees Mario coming near to him he rams into him either trying to push him off a cliff or damaging him.

They can be defeated by being pushed off cliffs or platforms, falling into lava moats as well.
Reisen Udongein Inaba

Formerly a Lunar Rabbit named Rei'sen who fled from the Lunar War, abandoning her comrades. It's not known whether she did it out of cowardice or something else. She was found in Eientei by Kaguya and became her pet and Eirin's student. Changing her name to "Reisen", and receiving the nicknames "Udonge" from Eirin and "Inaba" from Kaguya (though that's what Kaguya calls all rabbits), she now loyally serves and protects her master and teacher. Being a Lunar Rabbit, she is gifted with the madness-inducing eye, though Phantasmagoria of Flower View reveals that her eyes actually control waves in general, including mind waves and electromagnetic waves.
Apple Dumplin

The first of the many baby characters to appear in the series. She's smaller and less independent than the others, but is capable of taking care of herself when the situation arises. Her pet in the 1980s and 2009 series is Tea Time Turtle and Apple Duckling in the 2003 series. She becomes Strawberry's younger sister in the 2003 series and her adventuresome cousin in the 2009 series.
Bob-omb

**Bob-ombs** are a reoccuring species that appear throughout the *Super Mario series*. Bob-ombs have mostly appear as enemies throughout the series, however sometimes friendly Bob-ombs are encountered. They are best known for their ability to explode.

Bob-ombs are commonly depicted like a normal bomb, with the addition of feet, white eyes and a mechanical wind-up key in their back. Their are many different forms of Bob-ombs, some are blue, black, pink or red. Once they have been detonated, they will flash red and sometimes make beeping sounds are grow slightly in size before exploding. They are commonly portrayed as quite intelligent characters, and sometimes have their own towns and villages full of their species.

The Bob-ombs are one of the key members of the Koopa Troop, very often appearing as a part of the army. One of Bowser's highest ranking minions, Big Bob-omb, is also part of the Bob-omb species. However, not all Bob-ombs are a part of the Koopa Troop, and their are often villages for friendly Bob-ombs and friendly characters. The Bob-ombs are also commonly depicted being at war with one another between the red/pink Bob-ombs and the black/blue bob-ombs.
They also parachute down from the sky to attack.
Neptune

Planeptune's patron CPU and the self-proclaimed "Main Character of Main Characters". Unusually bright and cheerful, and the most optimistic of the four goddesses. She has an odd trait that allows her to break apart any visage of seriousness in a scene or relieve the tension with little issue. In this game she has chosen to be of the Holy Knight class, which makes sense considering her high opinion of herself, and her general behavior throughout the series.

As Purple Heart she is much more calm and collected compared to her normal state, however she still maintains the carefree personality.
Kirby

A young resident of the planet Pop Star and main character of the Kirby series, which was also created by Masahiro Sakurai. Kirby may be a cute puffball, but beneath his innocent exterior lies incredible power and he's saved his homeland several times against all kinds of enemies. He has the unique ability to suck enemies into his mouth and copy their powers to use himself.
Metal Sonic

A recurring robotic replica of Sonic, designed to not only match but exceed his speed and power in every way, later gaining the ability to analyze and imitate the data of any lifeform he sees. Despite constant defeat, he is a stubbornly persistent recurring foe of Sonic who, while initially just another mindless badnik, slowly gained a vengeful, egotistical personality over time, which prompts him to disobey his creator on a few occasions in the past if it serves his needs.
Kim Possible

The titular protagonist; Kim Possible is just your average, everyday girl who happens to save the world on a daily basis. With a grab-bag of gadgets, and her cheerleader training, she'll thwart any villain's maniacal plot, at any time, and any place. However, no doomsday machine or baddie can compare to her biggest and most important struggle; surviving high school.
Ripto

The eponymous villain of Ripto's Rage!. He, Crush, and Gulp are accidentally summoned to Avalar by Hunter's misuse of the Professor's superportal. Ripto takes a shine to the place because there are "no dragons" and sets about making trouble and trying to take over, so Spyro is brought in to stop him. Following this, he becomes Spyro's most frequent enemy, appearing in numerous games afterward.
Keine Kamishirasawa

A were-hakutaku who helps run a temple school for the children of the Human Village. Despite transforming into a youkai on the full moon, she is staunchly on the side of humanity, and protects the village in times of danger. Keine possesses the ability to "eat history" in human form, and to "create history" in hakutaku form, but her powers only affect how things are perceived (i.e. she can conceal an object by eating its history, but not destroy it). She's also one of Mokou's few friends.
Orange Blossom

A major recurring character. In the 1980s series she's a painter who initially lives in Big Apple City, but she and her other friends in Spinach Village decide to move to Strawberryland once they've befriended and helped Strawberry Shortcake win the bake-off. Her 2003 version lives in Orange Blossom Acres and lives in an orange tree. She appears in Berry Bitty Adventures where she manages the Orange Mart general store. She has a pet butterfly named Marmalade in the first two series, but adopts a Cocker Spaniel she names Marmalade in Season three of Berry Bitty Adventures.
Koopa Troopa

**Koopa Troopa** is a common enemy in the Super Mario series that resembles a turtle. It walks around on its two feet and if tapped twice on its shell, Koopa Troopa will spin around trying to home into the nearest person. They originally walked on four feet which is rarely seen these days.

Usually, a Koopa Troopa has a green shell, but there are also red and blue variants as well as Dry Bones, a skeleton Koopa Troopa. Their Koopa Shell can be used as items.
Ron Stoppable

Kim's sidekick, and best friend since preschool; Ron is often dismissed by his peers as a lazy, accident-prone slacker, and coward. He also has a tendency to blow things out of proportion, and has turned making a fool out of one's self into an art form. However, despite his pants-losing antics, and fear of monkeys, he will always pull through when the chips are down and there is no one Kim trusts more in a mission.
Sailor Mars

A shrine maiden at Hikawa Shrine who possesses potent psychic abilities in addition to her powers as a Sailor Guardians. Her personality varies wildly from one adaptation to the next, but in all versions she's a dedicated fighter and one of Usagi's closest friends, despite the occasional animosity between the two.
Ms. Fortune

Nadia Fortune is the last surviving member of the Fishbone Gang, a band of otherwise Dagonian thieves, whose last caper ended in tragedy; in an attempt to steal the Life Gem, a valuable and mystical artifact, from Lorenzo Medici, all were caught by the Mafia and brutally killed... or so the mob thought. Nadia managed to swallow the Gem and gained immortality from it (or at least a near-infinite Healing Factor, which amounts to the same thing), which allowed her to survive the mob's vengeance — Dahlia and her goons chopped her into little pieces and dumped her in the river with the bodies of the rest of her gang. She now lurks in the shadows of Little Innsmouth, plotting her own revenge against the Medici Mafia.

Her birthday is November 24th, and she is twenty-years-old, and pretty much stuck at that age. Her blood type is B. Her official likes list includes making friends, sunlit naps, volleyball, bowling, golf, parkour, subjecting others to terrible puns, Yu-wan's restaurant, Dim Sum, the Fishbone Gang, robbing from rich, giving to poor, and potato chips. Her dislikes contain the Medici Mafia, Black Dahlia, sushi, cops, bullies, marsupials, loud noises, and lemonade.

Ms. Fortune uses lightning quick strikes and high mobility to her advantage, and can even detach her head to create some devastatingly fast mixups.
Baby Cheep

**Baby Cheeps**are small Cheep Cheeps that Big Berthas take care of in *Super Mario Bros. 3*. Big Berthas periodically spit their babies out and put them back in their mouth. In case Mario (or Luigi) defeats the baby (with a fireball, for example), Big Bertha will continue to "swallow" the area the baby used to be, and will spit out a new one later, as if the original had never gone.
Ren Amamiya

Joker is the protagonist and Player Character of Persona 5, the third playable character from Sega, and the first from its subsidiary Atlus.

Joker is a rebellious Japanese high school sophomore whose strong sense of justice resulted in him being put on probation for assault after saving a woman from a well-connected molester. After being sent to a new school in Tokyo to serve out his probation, he becomes the leader of the Phantom Thieves of Hearts, a group of seemingly Ordinary High-School Student outcasts who have gained "Personas", Guardian Entity manifestations of their own psyches that allow them to access a part of humanity's collective unconscious and reform corrupt adults by "stealing their hearts". Joker's first and trademark Persona is Arsène of the Fool Arcana, who uses powerful darkness-based spells to attack.
Lantern Ghost

**Lantern Ghosts** are lantern-carrying, shrouded Shy Guys appearing in the *Yoshi* franchise and *Mario Party Advance*. Despite hating the light and loving the dark, Lantern Ghosts can never be found without a lit lantern. Just like the regular Shy-Guys in *Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island*, they can be found in four colors, being grey, green, orange, and brown. They walk around and can be defeated by either being eaten or jumped on.
Mojo Jojo

A Mad Scientist chimp with great intelligence, notable for his pseudo-Japanese accent and his convoluted, repetitive manner of speaking (inspired by the speech patterns of characters in the English dub of Speed Racer). As revealed in the episode "Mr. Mojo's Rising", and expanded upon in The Powerpuff Girls Movie, Mojo Jojo was Professor Utonium's reckless lab assistant, Jojo, before Professor Utonium created the Powerpuff Girls, and it was he who caused the Professor to accidentally add Chemical X to the mixture, thus making him responsible for their creation. The reason he hates the girls so much is out of jealousy of the affection they received from the Professor that he did not.
Sailor Neptune

Uranus' classically refined girlfriend, a talented violinist and swimmer. Her poise and elegance coupled with her surprisingly friendly demeanor make her an immediate inspiration to the Guardians. Despite her graceful manners, she's no less merciful than her girlfriend towards those who get in her way.
Peacock

Once a war orphan slave named Patricia Watson, Peacock’s body was gruesomely mutilated by slave traders that captured her. She was rescued by Dr. Avian’s Anti-Skullgirls Labs, and rebuilt her with a (literally) reality-defying biomechanical arsenal: the Argus System augmented her body, and the Avery Unit gave her access to unprecedented weaponry. Alas, they couldn’t do anything for her mind: Peacock’s damaged psyche and abiding love of cartoons shaped her new “toys” into a terrifying gang of cronies, whom she has no qualms using to Paint the Town Red... with blood. Terrifying as she is, she may be the kingdom’s best bet against the Skullgirl.

Her birthday is November 13th, and, fittingly enough, she's thirteen years old. Her blood type is B. Her official likes list contains cartoons, TV show Annie: Girl of the Stars, movies, violence, junk food, fast cars, explosives, cigars, and being in charge. Her dislikes contain weaklings, bureaucracy, authority figures, people, the Skull Heart, nerds, salad, and chopsticks.

Peacock uses the Argus System to its full advantage with her cartoon sensibilities, creating an entirely unpredictable fighter.
Relic the Pika

A new character who debuted after the Super Genesis Wave. An archaeologist studying ancient ruins on Angel Island. Trapped on the island by the planetary breakup, she runs into Knuckles while trying to contact the outside world and befriends him. To her delight, Knuckles leaves her to guard the Master Emerald while he helps the Freedom Fighters find the Chaos Emeralds.
Isabelle

A near-sighted yet very perky anthropomorphic Shih Tzu who was introduced in Animal Crossing: New Leaf and very quickly rose to become one of the series' most popular characters. She debuted as the mayor's secretary, essentially doing most of the government-related work while the mayor (i.e. Villager) lives out the usual villager life, occasionally asking them for certain decisions. She is responsible for enacting town edicts and building projects funded by the mayor, and even is the one keeping the village together while the mayor is away.
Noire

Lastation's patron CPU and the one gifted with the unflattering nickname of "Lonely Heart" by Neptune. She has a very diligent, if elitist, nature and she tries to do everything by herself. Considered a lonely person due to her Tsundere personality, but the fact she often plays with the rest of the CPUs means she isn't actually that much of a loner.
Luigi

Mario's cowardly younger brother. Luigi has played second fiddle to his famous brother for a long time. Although he got his own year in celebration of his debut, it's apparently made him even more timid. Despite this, he's just as capable of fighting as his older brother and even shown to be a better jumper, and has even saved his own brother a few times. Even if he may be scared out of his wits most of the time, do not understimate the green wonder.
Lava Drop

**Lava Drops** seemingly resemble Podoboos from *Mario* games. They move either up and down, or left and right. The player can't destroy them with regular attacks, and as a result, they have to be avoided completely. They appear in various cave levels and in groups. They can be defeated by passing through a Middle Ring, or with a Winged Cloud item.
Nina Cortex

The niece of Doctor Neo Cortex. Once more kindhearted than she is now and had a rather noticeable affinity for small fuzzy animals, she was given bionic hands and sent to Madame Amberly's Academy of Evil to dissuade her from this behavior to make her more like her old man.

She sometimes aids her uncle in his quest for world domination, though they have had a recent falling-out due to a failed plot headed by her and Cortex's boss Uka Uka. Hinted in one line in Twinsanity to actually be Cortex's daughter, but nothing's come of it since then.
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## **History**

* Built on January 18, 1978 in Wixom, MI.
* Sent to Charlotte, NC district sales office.
* Sold from Fred Jones Ford Lincoln-Mercury in Tulsa, OK on February 14, 1978.
* Acquired by current (second) owner from estate sale in July 1984.
* Left front fender damaged in 1997 by city truck. Fender was replaced. Car repainted and new vinyl top. Put in storage.
* Put up for sale in March 2019.
Rotor the Walrus

The team's resident mechanic and smart guy. Rotor is a somewhat retiring type, but strong enough to fill the role of The Big Guy if Bunnie hadn't occupied that slot. With Tails increasingly occupying The Smart Guy slot, Rotor unfortunately found himself pushed to the background frequently. He joined the Mobian Council until quitting the group in disgust, deciding to take action himself as the leader of the newly formed Team Freedom. Following the reboot, Rotor was never injured and is still an active member of the Freedom Fighters.

In the new universe, he's was part of a tribe of warrior walruses where he was a techology prodigy, but his father, a very old fashioned being, hated technology and, according to his words, him as well. Rotor left home in hopes of finding a place in New Mobotropolis only to arrive when Eggman was in control of the kingdom. Sally saved him and he put his talents to use making weapons and gadgets for the Freedom Fighters. He, along with Tails, developed the Tornados and the team's base, Sky Patrol, .

Since the Cosmic Retcon, Rotor's now much younger, stronger and has his smarts to fight alongside his friends once more.
Prickly Piranha Plant

The **Prickly Piranha Plant** is a purple variant of Piranha Plant first appearing in the game *Super Mario Galaxy*. They are bigger, purple Piranha Plants whose stems are covered in spikes. To attack, a Prickly Piranha Plant attempts to slam its head into Mario or Luigi. It can be defeated by hitting it with rubbery bulbs, by stomping it after it has slammed its head on the ground, or shooting it with a fireball as Fire Mario. Some are necessary to be defeated in order to make a Sproutle Vine grow so Mario (or Luigi) can proceed. Shooting one with a Star Bit makes the Prickly Piranha Plant act immediately.
Sailor Chibi Moon

Usagi and Mamoru's bratty Kid from the Future who travels to the 20th century to steal Usagi's Silver Crystal in order to save the 30th century. She takes after her mother in most ways and generally behaves like an odd sort of Annoying Younger Sibling to her, but underneath the constant bickering and whining, it's apparent that the two really do care about each other. After departing for the future at the end of the second season, she returns for the third and fourth, this time a few years older and on a peaceful mission to train as a Sailor Guardian.
Prongo

**Prongos** are enemies that appear in *Super Mario 3D Land*, named after the word *prong*. These enemies have a large, metallic blue box object with golden spikes sticking out along the sides and the top. The spikes have orange markings surrounding them. The metallic blue box covers the majority of their body, except their green feet and yellow underside. Prongos have small red eyes that peer through a hole in the metal box covering them.
Marth

The prince of Altea, and the hero of the original Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light, its sequel, and the remakes thereof. After losing his father to the Shadow Dragon Medeus with his sister captured, his kingdom conquered and himself forced into exile, Marth took it upon himself to join up with the rebellion army, as well find the sacred sword Falchion and the titular Fire Emblem to face Medeus and his ally Evil Sorcerer Gharnef. Four years later, Marth would go to investigate uncharacteristic despotic moves done by his longtime friend and their connection to Medeus.
Sailor Venus

Though she joins the team last, Minako has been active as a Sailor Guardian for quite some time using the alias of "Sailor V". She served as the leader of the inner soldiers during the Silver Millennium and currently continues in that role, second only to Sailor Moon. Her ditziness and wacky antics belie an incredibly strong and capable Heartbroken Badass.

She was the first character in the franchise to be created, originally starring in a 1991 one-shot that would eventually become the prequel manga Codename: Sailor V, which was published alongside the Sailor Moon manga.
Norm

The racing champion of the planet Fenomena who appears in Crash Nitro Kart. He is a book-loving mime who can split into his normal self and a larger, more obnoxious version of himself to race. His normal self drops box-shaped traps that act like the ice traps, while his larger self spams energy bubbles backward that slows down the racer.
Rarity

The bearer of the Element of Generosity. A unicorn with an eye for fashion and a generous spirit, Rarity is a beautiful clotheshorse. A huge fan of Fairy Tale-style romances and Happily Ever Afters. While there's nothing new about a girl's cartoon having a fashion-focused character, Rarity breaks from this stereotype in that instead of following trends, she creates them as the owner and lead designer of Ponyville's premier dress shop: the Carousel Boutique. As of Season 4, she appears to be diversifying into interior design.
Dino Torch

If a Dino Rhino is jumped on, it will become a **Dino Torch** (also spelled **Dino-Torches** and sometimes called **Mini Rhinos**). These are significantly more common than Dino Rhinos in *Super Mario World*; they case Mario at a faster speed and have the unique ability to breath fire unlike their larger counterparts. They can breath fire forward to attack Mario from afar or breath fire upward to prevent him from jumping on them. Unlike Dino Rhinos, Dino Torches are not immune to fireballs.
Mecha-Bowser

A giant robotic version of Bowser, Bowser Jr. sics the robot on Mario during their encounter in Pinna Park. Not to be confused with the other Mecha-Bowser from Super Mario Galaxy's Toy Time Galaxy, which is not a boss and is entirely different in appearance.

In this series it's been remade by Eggman.
Karakara

A **Karakara** is an enemy from *Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins*. These one-eyed umbrellas are found near the start and the end of the second level in the Pumpkin Zone. They will unfold and launch into the air, then float downwards while moving back and forth. A Karakara can be defeated by a jump or a fireball. They are based on the Karakasa or Kasa-Obake, a yōkai spirit from Japanese mythology
Kasen Ibaraki

A friendly but stern hermit who frequently visits Reimu at the Hakurei Shrine. She describes herself as "a guide to animals", and cares for a menagerie of rare and legendary creatures from her hidden dojo on Youkai Mountain. Her right arm is covered in bandages, and has strong magical power that can destroy evil spirits (though when squeezed, there appears to be nothing but smoke underneath). Kasen has some kind of connection to Former Hell, as well as to Suika and Yuugi, which are among the very unsubtle hints that she is actually an oni in human disguise. Her exact motives for this charade, however, are a lot harder to figure out.

It's later revealed that she is also a former associate of Yukari as one of the Sages who created Gensokyo, though their ideals have drifted apart over time.
Lucina

One of the main characters of Fire Emblem Awakening, she comes from the same world as Marth — and is one of his descendants — around one thousand years later, wielding a reforged version of the Falchion. A tragic Determinator refugee from a Bad Future, Champion of Arena Ferox, and was able to hold her own pretty well against Captain Falcon in her and Robin's trailer. She plays as a Moveset Clone of Marth, sharing his moves and animations but lacking the the sweetspot on the tip of her sword (as well as the sour spot). As such, the damage her sword does is regulated and higher than Marth's without tippers, but Marth still does more damage when landing hits with the tip.
Hong Meiling

Head gate guard and gardener for the Scarlet Devil Mansion and stage 3 boss, a Chinese master of martial arts and physical combat. Possesses perhaps the most well-known Fan Nickname in the series, "China", which came about because fans weren't sure how to pronounce her name.Note that Hong is her family name while Meiling is her given name. Unlike the Japanese names, this usually isn't reversed in translation to English, possibly to preserve an element of foreignness.
Mechakoopa

**Mechakoopas** are, as the name implies, mechanic Koopas, with a wind-up key on their back. They belong to the Super Mario series, and the Koopa Troop. They attack by chasing the player, and, in the manner of Bowser, by spiting fire. If Mario jumps on a Mechakoopa, the Mechakoopa will be paralyzed, and become a object Mario can throw.
Professor Elvin Gadd

Elvin Gadd is a friendly, absentminded scientist who helps the Mario Bros. with his many inventions, including the FLUDD pack and Bowser Jr.'s magic brush (Super Mario Sunshine) and Luigi's Poltergust 3000 Ghost vacuum (Luigi's Mansion). He also has smaller roles in a lot of the Role-Playing Game titles, providing backup with even more inventions. His name in the Japanese version of the games is "Oya Ma" ("Oh my!").
Sailor Saturn

A friendless Ill Girl and Apocalypse Maiden, not to mention the biggest Woobie in the cast... all thanks to the unfortunate double presence of world-destroying powers and Demonic Possession. She's had a rough childhood, to put it mildly, but manages to remain a kind, genuinely sweet girl and a precious friend to Chibi-Usa.
Magmaargh

**Magmaarghs** are large Blarggs that first appear in *Super Mario Galaxy 2*. They hide in the lava, waiting for Mario to approach them. When he is nearby, the Magmaargh reveals itself before trying to swallow him, returning to their hiding position afterwards. They are invincible and cannot be defeated, so they must be avoided at all costs.

Magmaarghs reappear in later games such as *Super Mario 3D Land* and *New Super Mario Bros. U* (albeit only when summoned by Iggy Koopa in his boss fight), with a slightly different attack pattern. They don't hide, and just march forward to try and burn Mario. A subspecies, Sandmaargh, also appear in *Super Mario 3D Land*, which hide in the sand.
Lemon Meringue

In the 1980s series, she comes from Big Apple City, the same place as Orange Blossom, and is a famous model there. She has a pet frog named Frappé. The 2003 version has her running a beauty salon in Lemon Lane and her pet in that version is now a skunk named Sourball. Her personality remains unchanged in Berry Bitty Adventures, and in season 3, she adopts an American Cocker Spaniel named Henna.
Red

This young man is perhaps the most iconic human character of the series. An 11-year old from Pallet Town who used to be the best of friends with a boy named Blue. At the start of Pokémon Red and Blue, Red and Blue are given a task by Professor Oak, Blue's grandfather and the local expert on Pokémon: to travel around the Kanto region and capture all 150 known Pokémon to complete the Pokédex, a device that records data on Pokémon encountered and captured. To help with this, Oak gives Red and Blue one Pokémon each from Oak's remaining three. (In Pokémon Yellow version, Red's starter Pokémon is a Pikachu that Oak captured on Route 1). With this one Pokémon, Red ventures far from his home town, challenging the various gyms and thwarting the operations of the criminal enterprise Team Rocket in order to become a Pokémon Master.
Jenny Wakeman

Jenny is a "16-year-old robot" (built 5 years ago) to which the title refers, a state-of-the-art sentient gynoid automaton created by Dr. Noreen Wakeman five years prior to the series, though she was designed as a 16-year-old girl. Though XJ-9 was designed to be Earth's protector, armed to the teeth with a wide range of weapons, devices, and transformations, she wants to live the life of a normal teenager and often makes this desire quite apparent to her friends and creator.
Pionpi

**Pionpi**are zombie-like enemies found in *Super Mario Land*. They are based on Jiangshi, a mythical vampire and zombie-like creature supposedly originating from Chinese folklore. Found in the Chai Kingdom, they will constantly try to jump on Mario. They can be temporarily stunned by being jumped on, which will also award Mario with 800 points. To actually destroy them, Mario had to lure them off the level or shoot them with two superballs. They are similar to Dry Bones, being an undead enemy that soon resurrects upon being squashed.
Octoomba

**Octoombas** (also referred to as **Electrogoombas** and **Octogoombas**) are common enemies in *Super Mario Galaxy* and its sequel. They are said to be a cross between Goombas and Octopuses, and resemble a cross between the former and Octoroks from the *Zelda* series. They act differently depending on the game they are in; in some games they act similarly to Goombas and aim to headbutt Mario, while in others they instead fire stones at the plumber from either a moving or stationary position.
Rerere

**Rerere** is an enemy exclusive to the last stage of the Pumpkin Zone in *Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins*. They attack by bouncing back and forth as they sweep the ground, and if one of them hit Mario, he will suffer damage as a consequence. It takes one bounce on top of them to stop them, or a Fireball. They are perhaps the toughest foe in the game to directly bounce off of, due to the fact they are so long and thin.
Rouge the Bat

A treasure-hunting bat in search of gemstones. She also works as a freelance government agent — paid in jewels, of course. After Eggman had released Shadow, GUN had assigned her to infiltrate their inner circle and gather as much info on "Project Shadow" as possible. Sometime later, she came across the Master Emerald and tried to add it to her collection, but an intervention by Eggman and Knuckles thwarted her attempt. Afterward, she continued with her mission while trying to gather any Master Emerald shards before Knuckles could. After her mission was completed, she tried to make off with every set of emerald shards, but after a threat from Shadow and a final confrontation with Knuckles, she cut her losses and tried to escape before Professor Gerald's plan forced her to work with the rest of the cast to save the planet. Soon after, she gets wind of Eggman having a secret treasure and opts to loot it for herself, but only discovered an amnesic Shadow and the walking armory Omega, Rouge assumes leadership over the operation and an unlikely alliance is formed in order to get answers. Afterward, Rouge makes occasional appearances apart of Team Dark.

Rouge is vain, shady, manipulative and cunning. She loves getting her way and absolutely despises people who deny her that. Despite her questionable personality and motives, she does have a conscience. While it started off as professional, she does grow to genuinely care about her comrades' well-being, and shows gratitude towards gestures of kindness. She's also willing to put aside her selfish ways when there's a big enough threat.
Orbulon

After trying and failing to take over the world, Orbulon settled down in Diamond City, befriended Wario, and joined his minigame company. Orbulon travels through space in a pig-shaped starship called the Oinker, which he's not very good at driving, accompanied by his Alien Bunny minions. He has shapeshifting powers that he sometimes uses to pass as a human.
Little Mac

After appearing in Brawl as an Assist Trophy, this underdog Pint-Sized Powerhouse champion boxer from the Bronx, who once took down Mike Tyson in his prime,takes things a step further in the fourth game as he competes against his fellow Nintendo co-stars to see who really deserves the Smash belt. Much like a real boxer, Little Mac is incredibly tough and powerful on the ground, but has little to no experience or strength fighting in the air.
Rip Van Fish

A **Rip Van Fish** is a sleeping variety of Cheep Cheep introduced in *Super Mario World*. It is a large blue Cheep Cheep with orange fins, tail and lips along with a pair of big eyes. If Mario swims too close to a Rip Van Fish, it will awaken and begin to chase him until he can put significant distance between them, at which point the fish will go back to sleep. However, if Mario is invincible, they will do the opposite and flee from him.
Rex

**Rexes** are blue dragon-like dinosaurs that first appear in *Super Mario World*, later making more minor appearances in games like *Super Princess Peach* and *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga*. They live on Dinosaur Land and serve as enemies against Mario. They move along the ground, similar to Goombas and Koopa Troopas. However, when Mario stomps on them, they will become flattened and begin moving at double speed. A second stomp would defeat it permanently. Alternatively, a spin jump, Fireballs from Fire Mario, a spin from Cape Mario, and Invincible Mario can defeat them in one hit.
River Piranha Plant

**River Piranha Plants** are variants of Piranha Plants that appear in *New Super Mario Bros. Wii*, *New Super Mario Bros. U*, *New Super Luigi U*, *Super Mario Run* via an update (3.0.4) and *New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe*, and greatly resemble the Jumping Piranha Plant of *Super Mario World* in design. They appear in World 5-1 as common enemies in *New Super Mario Bros. Wii*. They also appear in Fliprus Lake and Seesaw Bridge in *New Super Mario Bros. U*. As their name implies, they live in rivers. When Mario is not around, they blow green spike balls like a Ptooie's method of attacking. When Mario approaches, however, they suck in and bring the spike ball to their lips and slowly blow it upwards to attack. Just like regular Piranha Plants, they can be defeated with fireballs or a Super Star. The spike ball itself can be taken out with a shell or the Super Star, after which the River Piranha Plant will sweat and panic in place, unable to do anything.