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Pokémon Fusion Version Wiki

## Welcome to the Pokémon Fusion Version Wiki

Hello there. I am TheRedRowlet, but everyone calls me Professor Rowlet. Pokémon Fusion Version Wiki is a Wiki I designed for my fake game idea, Pokémon Fusion Version! If anybody wants to help out the game by adding more Pokémon, feel free to do so at http://pokemon.alexonsager.net!

## What is Pokémon Fusion Version?

Pokémon Fusion Version is a fake game idea I thought of, where all the Pokémon are replaced with fusions!

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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.
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.
Birdo

A prehistoric creature fought several times by Mario and friends. Birdo (known as Catherine in Japan) is almost never seen without a distinctive pink ribbon, and has the power to spit projectile eggs out of her mouth. The original instruction booklet notes that Birdo is an assigned male of birth, but identifies as female, though later game localizations tend to go back-and-forth on assigned sex and gender pronouns. Nowadays Birdo occasionally shows up in the Mario Kart and Mario sports games, where she's usually paired off with Yoshi.
Bottles

The mentor of Banjo and Kazooie in the first game. Throughout the game, he pops up via molehills, providing new abilities to help them beat Gruntilda. In the opening of the second game, he is killed by Gruntilda when she destroys Banjo's house, prompting Banjo to get revenge on Grunty—although he is revived in the end of the game. He has a minor role in Nuts and Bolts
Aku Aku

The guardian of the Wumpa Islands and the father figure of Crash and his friends. Aku Aku is the spirit of an ancient witch doctor encased in a floating, wooden mask. When he sensed Crash's mission to stop Doctor Cortex, he scattered copies of himself throughout the Wumpa Islands in an effort to aid him in his mission. Whenever Crash possesses an Aku Aku mask, he will be shielded from one enemy attack or contact. Collecting three Aku Aku masks gives Crash temporary invulnerability from all minor dangers.

He didn't become a full-fledged character until Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped, in which he had his first speaking role.
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.
Atyur

**Nom et Prénom :** Atyur

**Age :** 4 ans (Elle peut vivre jusqu'à environ une trentaine d'années)

**Race :** Huniraïls

**Sexe :** Femme

**Origine/Nationalité :** Ragnuc

**Taille :** 26 cm sur ses 4 pattes et environ 40 sur ses 2 pattes arrière, 9kg (environ 1m60 sur 4 pattes et presque 2m30 sur ses 2 pattes arrière, et 70kg quand elle change de taille)

**Personnalité :** Atyur est une Huniraïls très craintif comme tous se de sont espèce, mais elle est un peut plus courage. Appart ça elle est gentille, calme et agréable à vivre malgré qu'elle garde son petit coter animal se qui la rend quelque fois un peut fofolle quand il s'agit de jouer avec quelqu'un

**Inventaire/équipement/familier :** ///

**Aspect physique :** image

**Magie et capacité :** elle a la même capacité physique que se de sont espèce, elle peut on prendre la taille d'un cheval se qui l'aide beaucoup malgré que cela a quelque inconvénients

**Liens de parenté avec un autre personnage (s’il y en a) :** ///

**Histoire :** elle est née en Ragnuc est à vécue très peut de temps (environ 5 mois) la bas avant d'être l'une des expériences de Onyx. Après avoir était libérer (enfuis) elle a décider de vivre non loin des lieux habiter pour savoir si oui ou non tous cela était normal, mais après quelque mois elle enfin remarquer que la situation dans la quel elle était n'était pas normal même après tous sa elle n'a jamais u envie d'arrêter de les regarder pour en apprendre plus sûr eux. Malgré qu'elle a remarquer que certaine personnes était plus gentils que d'autre elle n'a jamais oser s'approcher malgré que Atyur à toujours rêver de se faire des amis autres que des animaux, mais sa peur prend toujours le dessus alors elle reste assez à l'écart pour les observer et assez pour ne pas être vue. Elle ne reste jamais au même endroit plus de 1 mois. Atyur savait que même si elle continuer à les regarder voir même les approcher elle le savait au plus profond d'elle que personne ne voudrais d'un ancien cobaye, alors à l'âge de 4 ans elle a décider de retourner vivre au près des sien mais c'est quelque chose qu'elle n'a pas vraiment réussis à faire.
Alors elle est rester là où elle était cacher de tous observant tous ceux qui l'approcher sans lui prêté attention en espérant que un jour peut-être tous cela aller changer.
Pour arriver à Aborria la petite Huniraïls à marcher et marcher ! A vrai dire elle ne savait pas vraiment la ou elle aller tous se qu'elle essayer de faire était de fuir le danger, fuir ce qu'ils lui avait fait mal, fuir toute ses choses horribles qui la hanter en se moment. Elle avait voyager pendant plusieurs semaines voir presque un mois pour enfin arriver là où elle est depuis toujours à Aborria.

**Stats :**

(Quand il change de taille)

1.    Force : 50 (60)

2.    Agilité : 60 (40)

3.    Technique : 50

4.    Magie :  40

5.    Résistance : 40 (50)

6.    Intelligence :  60

Esprit: 0
Doctor Albert W. Wily

The main antagonist of the series and Dr. Light's former associate. Jealous of being overshadowed by Light's success, he reprogrammed the original six Robot Masters and used them to take over the city, and would eventually attempt to conquer the world with them.Robot Masters designed, controlled, or modified by Wily usually bear the serial number DWN.XXX (Doctor Wily Numbers), although some special-purpose ones such as Bass have the serial number SWN.XXX (Special Wily Number)
Kirby

Kirby is a young, pink alien from the Planet Popstar. Cheerful and carefree, he lives by his basic instincts, eating whenever he is hungry and sleeping as soon as he gets tired. However his childlike nature hides surprising strength and bravery that shows itself whenever his home is threatened. With a stretchy mouth and vacuum breath, he can consume anything including his enemies and he can absorb the abilities of certain things he has eaten
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.
Bentley

The third unlockable ally in Year of the Dragon. Bentley is a large yeti who wields a massive icy club and a vocabulary range to match. He lives with and protects his younger brother Bartholomew. He's been known to have a liking for magic shows and the noble sport of boxing. He lends Spyro his assistance after the dragon buys his freedom from Moneybags, and delivers a well-deserved smackdown to the bear.
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.
Luigi

Mario's taller, marginally younger, and not-quite-as-famous twin brother. Eventually got his own proper game in Luigi's Mansion. Unlike Mario, Luigi is more of a reluctant (read: cowardly) hero who would rather stay at home than save the world, but when push comes to shove, he's just as brave as Mario, and he always pulls through in the end. He has been shown to be quite brave on other occasions as well. Luigi is often paired off with Princess Daisy.
Blanc

Lowee's CPU. At first glance, she seems calm and quiet, but when she loses her temper, she tends to become out of control. She likes reading, and she claims that she's the most intelligent and knowledgeable of the four goddesses. She puts her short stories on sale in incognito, but those books don't sell at all for some reason. Despite being constantly bullied by Rom and Ram, they have a close relationship. As White Heart, her attitude and speech towards others become ferocious.
Wiki Alternia

## Bienvenue sur Alternia

Bienvenue sur le Wiki consacré a l'univers d'Alternia! N'hésite pas à jeter un coup d’œil a l'histoire des origines de cette univers palpitant

## Alternia c'est quoi?

Alternia est un univers fictionnel Médiéval, fantastique en constante expension créé par TheEkinnox et ElvisJackson. Vous pourrez y trouver un nombre incalculable de monstres et créatures inspirés de toutes les cultures et mythologies possibles. Incarnez le personnage que vous voulez et vivez y des histoires palpitantes dès maintenant en postant votre fiche sur le Discord.
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-defyingbiomechanical 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
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.
Noire

Lastation's CPU. A tsundere who doesn't want to admit her feelings to the people close to her due to her standoffish personality. Because of that, Neptune constantly teases her by calling her "loner". Behind her hardworking and strict personality, she is an Otaku who likes cosplaying and making costumes. As Black Heart, she's become more confident and aggressive. However, her main personality still unchanged.
Bowser Jr.

Bowser Jr. (known in Japan as Koopa Jr.; full name presumably Prince Bowser Koopa Jr.) is Bowser's son and heir to the throne. He's a rotten little schemer who wants Princess Peach to become his mommy. He first appeared in *Super Mario Sunshine* disguised as Mario in order to get him sent to prison, and when that failed he personally kidnapped Princess Peach himself, revealing his true form. Since then, Bowser Jr. has become his father's right hand man and most reliable soldier, having successfully kidnapped Princess Peach more times than anyone except Bowser himself.
E-123 Omega

The last robot in Eggman's E-series line, fittingly named "Omega". After Eggman had move onto to building bigger and better robots, he locked Omega away in one of his bases, with the implied purpose being to contain Shadow. After Rouge unwittingly awakened him, he decides to take revenge upon his creator to prove his worth, joining Rouge & Shadow on their quest. Sometime later, he would join his two friends as apart of GUN.

Fittingly, Omega has a very robotic personality, only single mindlessly focused on his revenge mission and nothing else. He does grow to consider Shadow & Rouge close friends though and will always prioritize their word above anything else. Since he was designed as a battle robot, his first directive is to shoot first and ask questions later.
Ash's Pikachu

Ash's first and ever-faithful Pokémon partner. Despite their first meeting being anything but friendly, Pikachu would go on to be Ash's longest-standing companion who has been with him every step of his journey. Unlike most of its species, Ash's Pikachu refuses to stay cooped up inside its Poké Ball for any period of time
Croc

**Croc** is the main protagonist of the Croc series. He is known throughout the world of the Gobbos as the one that saved their world twice. Croc is the star of all the Croc games, and is the green crocodile that touched the hearts of the fans of the Croc games everywhere. He is the only other playable character in the series, counting the controllable Clockwork Gobbos.
Agent 9

The fourth and final unlockable ally in Year of the Dragon. Agent 9 is a hyperactive laser-wielding monkey who was the Professor's student and lab assistant, with an itchy trigger finger and a marked dislike of Rhynocs. He can also pick up bombs for use against tougher enemies and obstacles. After Spyro frees him from imprisonment, he's ecstatic to help Spyro in his campaign against the Sorceress and her Rhynoc armies. Just as soon as Moneybags has what's coming to him.
Morrigan Aensland

The most recognizable, prominently featured, and iconic character of the series, she is the daughter of Belial Aensland, born with power that rivaled S class high nobles. Fearing that Morrigan would lose control of that power, Belial split her soul in half, taking part of her power. But since the two halves of her soul were trying to return to each other, Belial further split one half of her soul into two in order to weaken the drawing effect. And so Morrigan's soul was split into three: half of the soul was in herself, another 1/4 was sealed in Belial's body and the last 1/4 was sealed in a separate dimension, and it eventually materialized as her "sister," Lilith.

But Morrigan grew up not knowing anything about the above events. She spent her days as a Rebellious Princess and generally being the combat-crazy version of Paris Hilton. It's only after her father's death that she starts taking things seriously. While trying to end the power struggle in Makai, she was sucked into Jedah's Majigen dimension, where she met Lilith, and after some fighting, reunited with her and gained immense power.
Rami Nana-Hikari

**Rami Nana-Hikari** is the main character of the *Keio Flying Squadron* series. She is the grandchild of an ancient family that is tasked with guarding the key that opens the gate to the Ark. Outside of battle, she usually wears a kimono, but her primary outfit is the "Super Ultra Cute Battle Suit", which is a playboy bunny outfit complete with ears and tail. In English versions, she is said to be an adult, but in Japanese versions, she is of 14 or 16 years old. Due to the Keio era ending in the year 1868, it's impossible for her to become an adult. She also has a pet dragon named Spot.
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. He also has made infrequent appearances in the Archie Sonic comic series.
Kasen Ibaraki

A somewhat mysterious hermit with an association with the Hakurei Shrine and some past connections to Former Hell, as well as to Suika and Yuugi. Her right arm is covered entirely in bandages and has a number of magical properties, such as appearing to be made of smoke and being able to destroy evil spirits. She can also talk to animals and keeps a menagerie of rare and legendary animals at her home on Youkai Mountain. It is very heavily implied that she is actually an oni who's only pretending to be a hermit.
Filia

More or less the default protagonist of the game, Filia was once an Ordinary High-School Student, but one day woke up without any memories and a second mouth on the back of her head. Now, she hosts a Parasite named Samson, an unruly mop of demonic hair with incredible power. With no memories or anyone to turn to for help, if she ever hopes to piece together her past and survive the inevitable clash with the Skullgirl, Filia will need to trust this mysterious being.

Her birthday is March 18th and she's sixteen-years-old. Her blood type is AB. Her official likes list contains eating, coffee, milkshakes, reading and learning, radio dramas, comics, romance novels, and dogs. Her dislikes list contains Samson’s bluffing and gambling, seeing innocents get hurt, hair getting tangled, being lied to, and side effects of Samson's parasitism.

Her fighting style utilizes Samson to transform into a variety of different shapes using her hair for offensive and mobility purposes
Momiji Inubashiri

Another of the tengu folk, and another character with no dialogue. She's said to have a cooperative personality and executes her duties faithfully, and so is often portrayed as Aya's subordinate or junior. Or just the hapless straight man to her antics. It was later revealed that she rather dislikes Aya and won't take orders from her as they belong to different chains of command, but fans will often ignore that.
Ash Ketchum

The hero of the series. Hailing from Kanto region's Pallet Town, Ash is a brave young boy full of energy and passion who lets nothing stand in the way of his dream To Be A Pokémon Master. On his journey, Ash is joined by several Pokémon and human companions whose friendships help him grow and mature as a trainer. Ash is nevertheless quite naïve and immature in many regards, but that won't stop him from being the best. Yes, like no one ever was.
Buttercup

Buttercup has the green outfit and black hair. She's a tomboy, and the "toughest fighter". She's the most aggressive and confrontational sister, and has gained a reputation among the bad guys of Townsville as the most vicious of the trio. Unlike her sisters, she doesn't have a unique ability (to her chagrin)
Cranky Kong

Donkey Kong's aptly named grandfather (or father, depending on who you ask). Cranky Kong spends his days sitting on his front porch, dispensing sarcastic advice to passersby, and bemoaning the loss of the good ol' days of 8-bit gaming. He was married to Wrinkly Kong before she gave up the ghost. According to *Donkey Kong Country*, Cranky was the original Donkey Kong who kidnapped Pauline and fought Mario.
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!").
Gulp

One of Ripto's minions next to Crush. He has two giant laser cannons strapped to his back. He is defeated while battling Spyro. He appears to be Ripto's number one minion due to being tougher than Crush. His intelligence and tactfulness in combat is also superior to his Crush's. Ripto even states that Gulp is tougher and revives him with a Super Mode robot form in the final battle
Koopa Troop

The Koopa Troop is Bowser's personal army, consisting not only of Koopas, but of countless other creatures and foes as well. They all play their part in assisting Bowser's efforts to take over various lands—mainly the Mushroom Kingdom—and standing in the way of Mario and his allies during their quests, showing admirable devotion to their leader and his motives. This holds true in the "Adventures in the Multiverse" stories also, as the Koopa Troop continues to assist Bowser, even if they aren't entirely aware of what is going on.
Neptune

Planeptune's CPU and the self-proclaimed "Main Character of Main Characters". She's usually bright and positive in human form. During the beginning of the story, she gets thrown into the Zerodimension alongside her little sister Nepgear without a chance to do anything. She has a certain appeal that manages to destroy any adversity or serious situation. Her only problem is that she's rarely called by her proper name. As Purple Heart, she's more calm and collected, although she retains her carefree personality.
Lanky Kong

"A twisted twig on a distant branch of the family tree", Lanky is an eccentric oddball orangutan who hangs out with the other Kongs. He marches (or handstand-walks...) to the tune of his own trombone. Lanky's distinguishing characteristics are his goofy personality, his ridiculously long arms, and, of course, his funny face despite his lack of style and grace. He joined up with Donkey and Diddy during one of King K. Rool's invasions of DK Isles.
Fukua

One of Brain Drain's less-socially-acceptable hobbies is cloning, and often he forces the souls of dead warriors to inhabit these clones.

Fukua is the result of a fortunate — or unfortunate — Lab Zero accident: a union of two souls. One, a once-proud warrior known for her brute strength in close combat; the other a silent assassin who specialized in ranged weapons for her kills.
Together as one, Fukua possesses the best of both specialties...but relationships formed under intense circumstances often don't last.

...That's the in-universe explanation. Out-of-universe, Fukua was originally a simple Palette Swap of Filia that the main UI person at Skullgirls created, but he accidentally made a typo when spelling her name. (Type Filia but move your right hand one key to the left to see why.) The fandom took and ran with it, creating an in-joke. She would later come to be an actual character on April Fools' Day 2014, as not only a way to celebrate said day but also to take a potshot at a reveal that happened a few weeks before. Consider her a prototype to Robo-Fortune.

Fukua, despite being a moveset clone, uses her distancing and projectile moves to create a deadly long-range fighter.

Her birthday and age are unknown. Her blood type is AB. She likes being Filia. Her official dislikes list contains being a clone, Filia, and Samson.
Falco Lombardi

Falco Lombardi is something of a loose cannon for the Star Fox team. He doesn't play well with others, and seems to mainly go along with the team for financial reasons, though deep down he realizes what is at stake and will do what is right. He used to butt heads with Fox, leading to a falling out before Adventures, but by Assault, he seems to have warmed up to him, and they are simply friendly rivals. Falco is the best pilot on the team or at least easily Fox's equal, with the best Arwing stats in Assault and a specialized Sky Claw vehicle in Command
Azalea

**Azalea** is a human female golfer in the *Mario Golf* series.

In the Game Boy Color version of *Mario Golf*, she is one of four characters that the player can choose from at the beginning of the game and train however they like. Azalea can then be uploaded to the Nintendo 64 version of the game to play as. In *Mario Golf: Advance Tour*, Azalea defeats Tiny, takes the title as champion of the Dunes course, and sides with him as a doubles partner for the Dunes Club Doubles Cup. When Neil or Ella defeats her, she realizes how Tiny must have felt when she defeated him.

According to the *Mario Golf* manual, Azalea is seventeen and is an experienced athlete who also runs track. Also according to the Japanese website of *Mario Golf*, her form was poor the first time she attempted golf, but with her father's help, she has improved over two years of training.
Link

The main playable character(s) and hero(es) of the series. The various incarnations of Link across the series vary in backstory, age, and personality, but there are a few constants. The simplest way to describe Link is that he's an everyman peasant boy who finds he is The Chosen One, a hero designated by the gods to wield a Sword of Plot Advancement and save the kingdom of Hyrule (and frequently, its Princess) from the forces of evil and darkness.

Along with Zelda and Ganondorf, Link is one of the three predesignated three wielders of the pieces of the Triforce, and is directly associated with the forest goddess Farore and the Triforce of Courage (though he does not always have it in every game). It is implied that his link to the Triforce of Courage is what gives him his Heroic Spirit that allows him to prevail in his numerous quests to protect Hyrule.
Peppy Hare

Peppy Hare is a veteran of the original Star Fox team led by his former classmate James McCloud, acting as a father figure to the current Star Fox team led by Fox McCloud. Since the end of the Lylat Wars, he rarely climbs into the cockpit of an Arwing, preferring instead to serve as the team's navigator and general advisor. By Command, he left the team to become a general in the Corneria Army
Mega Man

The legendary Blue Bomber built by Dr. Light. He was formerly a humanoid helper robot named Rock (sometimes called "Mega") who was later modified into a super fighting robot upon his request. Mega Man is equipped with the Mega Buster, and the ability to copy techniques from the Robot Masters he defeats
Cream the Rabbit

A very young and polite rabbit and her pet chao, Cheese. Cream made her debut after her mother Vanilla◊ was kidnapped by Dr. Eggman in another one of his schemes, but was ultimately rescued by Sonic. Due to her young age, she tends to stay out of the action most of the time, but can step up if the situation calls for it.

Due to her upbringing, Cream is an extremely docile and polite individual. She refers to almost every character as "Mr." or "Ms." in their name. She's also a rather timid individual, but nonetheless tries her best to help her friends out when they need it.
Donkey Kong

Donkey Kong ("DK" for short) is the grandson (or son) of Mario's original nemesis in the game that bore his name. He's a big hulking ape with a penchant for tossing barrels and eating bananas. He's been pushed out of Mario's #1 spot by Bowser (and gotten his own video game series), but has again challenged the plucky plumber in the Mario vs. Donkey Kong games. According to Donkey Kong Country, the original Arcade Donkey Kong was actually his grandfather (now named "Cranky Kong"), and while this was disputed for a time, later games reconfirmed this.
Hotaru Tomoe

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.
Princess Peach

Princess Peach Toadstool is the crown princess of the Mushroom Kingdom and Mario's main love interest. She gets kidnapped frequently by Bowser in the main Super Mario Bros. games, but proves herself to be very skilled in sports. Though she's usually the Distressed Damsel, there are times she will get up and do something herself (such as in Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario RPG, Super Mario 3D World, and her own game, Super Princess Peach).

Worthy of note: she's appeared in more video games than any other female character
Bayonetta

Bayonetta is one of the Umbra Witches, a magical European clan that existed hundreds of years ago to protect the world's sacred darkness. However, she was born at the center of conflict – her parents were an Umbra Witch, Rosa, and a Lumen Sage named Balder, and their union led to the destruction of both of their clans. In the midst of the Witch Hunts that put her life in danger, Bayonetta was sealed away without her memories for five hundred years. Her awakening and resultant desire to remember her identity starts the events of Bayonetta.

Like other witches, Bayonetta's powers are the result of a contract with a demon of Inferno, hers being Madama Butterfly, and her skills in combat are a mixture of magical gunplay and martial arts. Contrary to her bloody origin and training, though, Bayonetta is an outrageously carefree person who handles the angels sent after her with a mixture of playful sadism, camp, and sheer joy, all while remaining untouched by the carnage and ruin around her. While initially aloof to her allies and acquaintances, Bayonetta eventually warms up to them and displays fierce loyalty and protectiveness even in the worst of circumstances. Bayonetta also has an extremely soft spot for children, and will often provide care and support to her "little ones" in the midst of her quests.
Ridley

Attack Dog of High Command, General of the Mother Brain. Lord Ridley is the unabashed, sociopathic, recurring arch-nemesis to the main protagonist; Samus Aran. Responsible for the razing, pillaging and mass-murder of innumerable innocent settlements in his crusade against the Galactic Federation and the forces of order; Ridley lives for carnage and his sadism is only matched by his deceptive cunning. Of an unknown but fearsome race, the cruel Space Dragon inadvertently creates one who will ensure he harms no other
Charmy Bee

**Charmy Bee i**s an extremely hyperactive anthropomorphic honeybee with a big heart. He is youngest member and co-founder of the Chaotix Detective Agency. Charmy first appeared in the *Sonic the Hedgehog* manga, but was later used for the games, in which he first debuted in *Knuckles' Chaotix*.

While Charmy is always hyperactive, bee-brained, loud, immature and often annoys his teammates a lot, his tracking skills are nonetheless an invaluable assist to the Chaotix Detective Agency and a crucial part of their team. As such, both Vector and Espio treat Charmy as their equal.
Kagamine Rin / Kagamine Len

Formally distributed as a package together (officially they are Kagamine Rin/Len), Rin and Len make up the second Japanese Vocaloid to be released for the Vocaloid2 engine and the fourth overall. They are distributed by Crypton Future Media and voiced by Asami Shimoda. They are the second in the Character Vocal series and are thus codenamed CV02.

They later received an "ACT2" update voice package with an entirely new set of voices, although whether they're better are up to you. At the time, installing ACT2 required the original Rin/Len installation, but now only the ACT2 is currently being sold and the original is unavailable. In the same vein as Miku, they received an Append—Power, Warm, and Sweet for Rin; Power, Cold, and Serious for Len. They also received a Vocaloid4X update with English voicebanks on December 25 2015.
Ray the Flying Squirrel

Another of Sonic's early friends. Like with Mighty, he used to be missing from the franchise ever since his sole game appearance in 1993 (save for a nod to him in Sonic Generations) before showing up again as a playable character in 2018 with Sonic Mania. He also has made infrequent appearances in the Archie Sonic comics.
Dixie Kong

Diddy Kong's girlfriend, Dixie, is a hero in her own right. She helped Diddy rescue Donkey when the big ape was kidnapped by the Kremlings, then rescued Diddy himself when he befell the same fate. Dixie has long blonde hair that she wears in a huge ponytail, which she can use to spin helicopter-like over long distances and, inexplicably, pick up large objects. She can act childish at times, but makes up for it with her courage. Tiny Kong is Dixie's (bigger) little sister.
Hatsune Miku

The second Vocaloid for the Vocaloid2 engine, though the first from Japan, and Japan's third in total. She is voiced by Saki Fujita. Miku was the one who attracted popularity for the Vocaloid engine through some of her Memetic Mutation videos; before then, Vocaloid was nothing more than an obscure music virtual instrument. She is the first in Crypton's Character Vocal series, and thus has a code-name of CV01.

A separate release by Crypton, "Miku Append", features six new voice banks recorded by Fujita Saki, "soft," "solid," "dark," "light," "sweet," and "vivid," designed to capture different moods. The original Miku is required to be installed in order to install the Append. An English bank, which began development way back in 2011, was released (at least in downloadable format) on August 31, 2013 (which coincidentally is her birthday), including an Apple Macintosh version, a first for Vocaloid. Her V4X voicebanks were released on August 31st, 2016; the ninth anniversary of the release of her original V2 voicebank.

She has a bright, generally-used-for-high-pitch voice, which also has a very large song demographic.
Rainbow Dash

### Mane

Blue-Grey, Brilliant amaranth  Brilliant vermilion  Pale, light grayish olive  Moderate harlequin  Moderate cerulean  Moderate purple

### Relatives

Bow Hothoof (father)Windy Whistles (mother)

## Development and design

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## Behind the scenes

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Crash Bandicoot

A genetically advanced Eastern Barred Bandicoot and inhabitant of the Wumpa Islands. Once an ordinary bandicoot, he was snatched from the wild by Doctor Neo Cortex and subjected to the Evolvo-Ray as part of Cortex's plan to make Crash the general of his "Cortex Commandos", which would be used to dominate the world. However, when Cortex's mind-controlling Cortex Vortex failed to work on Crash, he was (literally) kicked out of Cortex's castle. As an act of revenge and to rescue a female bandicoot named Tawna, Crash traveled through the Wumpa Islands, defeating Cortex's henchmen along the way. He eventually stole Cortex's airship, defeated Doctor Cortex, and escaped alongside Tawna.

Nowadays, he attempts to live a quiet life on the Wumpa Islands. However, his relaxation tends to be interrupted by another world domination plot by Doctor Neo Cortex, forcing Crash to once again defeat him in order to put his life back in order.
Plum

**Plum** is an amateur golfer who appears in the sports title *Mario Golf*. She is one of the first playable golfers in the game. Plum is generally a well-balanced golfer, though she lacks strength; as such, she cannot drive the ball very far. However, Plum makes up for her lack of power with technique and control. She also has a straight shot trajectory.
Kiddy Kong

Kiddy Kong is Chunky Kong's baby brother and Dixie and Tiny's cousin. Although he's only a toddler, he's absolutely massive, roughly the same size as Donkey Kong himself. Kiddy accompanied Dixie when Donkey and Diddy were kidnapped in the Northern Kremisphere. He cries and throws tantrums at times, but possesses the same natural courage as the rest of his family.
Applejack

The bearer of the Element of Honesty. An earth pony from the huge Apple family, a herd that runs multiple apple farms across Equestria. Applejack helps run Sweet Apple Acres, the ancestral farm of the family. Sensible and down to earth, she's admired for her honesty and integrity. However, she also has a bit of a stubborn streak at times.
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.
Double

Double’s origins are a complete mystery. Seemingly without a will or motive of its own, this formless monster aids the Skullgirl.

Double is capable of transforming its nightmarish form into that of any person, but often appears as a smiling nun. She can frequently be found in the Grand Cathedral of the Divine Trinity, listening to confessions and attending to the catacombs beneath.

Her birthday, age, and blood type are all unknown. Her likes and dislikes lists both simply read "nothing".

Double uses mirror images of other characters in the cast to create a powerful and unpredictable fighter.
Blueberry Muffin

One of Strawberry's friends from the start, she tends to be a little forgetful once in a while. This was downplayed as the series went on. She reappears in the 2003 series as a bookworm. Both versions, she has a pet mouse named Cheesecake. Her 2009 incarnation runs a book shop and is into mysteries, and adopts a Husky puppy she names Scouty in the third season.
Pinstripe Potoroo

A mutated potoroo who wears a pinkish-red pinstripe suit and wields a fully-loaded Tommy gun. One of Cortex's servants from the first game and the head of Cortex Power, Cortex's power plant for his castle.

After his defeat at the hands of Crash, he moved to Chicago to work at a sanitation company and was working his way to becoming a state governor. Like Ripper Roo's situation, it didn't take too long to return back to his old gangster shenanigans.
Ike

Leader of the Greil Mercenaries, wielder of the legendary blade Ragnell, Radiant Hero of Legend, and Lord from Fire Emblem Path Of Radiance and Fire Emblem Radiant Dawn. Serving as the leader of the Greil Mercenaries after his father's passing, he's led them through several trials over his two games. Multinational warfare? He's the guy at the head of the army. Dragons? He can fight several, at once. The Goddess of Order? He defeated her. Nothing can stand in the way of this man. Seriously, nothing.

Ike's intimidating stature brings an undeniable presence to the battlefield, using his own strength and Ragnell to deliver very slow but very powerful attacks
Baby Bonnie Hood

There are many monsters who came from Makai to the Human world, and in the Human world there are those who want these creatures dead or captured for their own purposes. The Hunters Guild was established to meet the demand of this clients. Among those Dark Hunters, there is B.B. Hood, a Special S Class hunter, a human with such darkness in her heart that even lower level Makai monsters shake in fear from meeting her gaze. This gained Jedah's interest and she was sucked into Majigen, where a normal human would die instantly, but her reaction: "It's been a long time since I had a job this big."

Her dog's name is Harry, which funnily enough was the name of the main character of the American cartoon adaptation.
Kaguya Houraisan

A Lunarian princess who was exiled to Earth centuries ago for having consumed the Hourai Elixir, which made her immortal. While on Earth, her beauty attracted many suitors, including Mokou's father, but all were unable to complete her five impossible requests. When her exile had ended, she refused to return to the moon, and instead convinced Eirin to betray the Lunarians and escape into hiding with her. Her backstory is based largely on the Tale of the Bamboo Cutter, the oldest known example of Japanese literature and quite possibly the original science fiction tale.
Marisa Kirisame

A magician who lives in the Forest of Magic, Marisa first appeared as the Stage 4 boss of Story of Eastern Wonderland and became a playable character in every game afterwards, eventually becoming the secondary protagonist of the Touhou series. In the Windows games Marisa is established as Reimu's best friend (and friendly rival), the two having known each other since they were kids. In contrast to Reimu, who was strong from the day she was born, Marisa is a completely normal human with no innate supernatural abilities... not that she let that slow her down. Nowadays she takes pride in her status as an "Ordinary Magician" who earned her spot in Gensokyo's list of notables through nothing but persistence and hard work.

Marisa is rude, loud-mouthed, and a notorious liar and thief, but also a very straightforward person. Despite her rough edges, between her and Reimu she's portrayed as the friendlier and more sociable main character, with enough connections in town and elsewhere to always know the latest gossip. She is also more sentimental than Reimu, and tends to worry more actively about the safety of the human village even if she doesn't admit it. Due to the amount of research and experimentation required for her spells, she can be surprisingly knowledgeable about science and magical substances (albeit as a resident of Gensokyo, her understanding of Outside World science tends to be distorted at best).
Dr. Crygor

A Mad Scientist, Dr. Crygor busies himself with bizarre but mostly benign experiments on his private island base outside Diamond City. He's replaced most of his body with cybernetic prostheses for some reason and dresses like a superhero. Dr. Crygor is assisted in his lab by his energetic robot, Mike, and his cute granddaughter, Penny.

He's notable for going through two character design changes in-universe. Once, by being fused with an apple, and another by being powered up by his Kelorometer.
Nicole the Holo-Lynx

She is an artificial intelligence created by Dr. Ellidy which was entrusted to Sally Acorn as a portable hand-held computer, and has since become both Sally's loyal friend and a trusted member of the Freedom Fighters. She is incredibly versatile and able to interact with and manipulate most machinery and computer systems due to her advanced technology and is capable of mental and emotional growth. Due to the latter, she has gradually become more and more lifelike in demeanor during her time interacting with the Freedom Fighters. With the help of a Power Ring, she is able to create a complex holographically simulated body-based on that of a Mobian lynx projected from her hand-held
Apple Bloom

Apple Bloom is Applejack and Big Macintosh's baby sister, an adorable earth pony with a yellow coat and fluffy pinkish-red mane. In "Call of the Cutie", she became very insecure about not having her cutie mark yet and began desperately searching for her special talent. After learning two of her classmates had the same problem, she formed a Power Trio with them in order to work together towards the same goal. Her special talent has been variously hinted as being repairing and/or buildings things (especially with wood), or potion brewing.
Parasoul

Few know the terrors of the Skullgirl as intimately as Parasoul does: seven years ago, her own mother became the Skullgirl that nearly destroyed the world. This tragic past has made her fiercely protective of both her country and her family, and these two priorities frequently come into conflict. Parasoul is now the crown princess of the Canopy Kingdom and leader of its elite military squad, the Black Egrets. Wielding the living umbrella, Krieg, she fights with grace, poise and cunning to defend her family honor and destroy the Skull Heart so no one can repeat her mother’s terrible mistake.

Her birthday is December 22nd, and she is twenty-five years old. Her blood type is A. Her official likes list contains logic, wine, chess, fencing, training, tennis, diplomacy, philosophy, Black Egret troops, secretly watching *Annie: Girl of the Stars*, and her younger sister Umbrella. Her dislikes contain overly emotional people, relying on others, those who speak ill of her family, injustice, the Medici Mafia, the Skullgirl, and her sister’s antics.

Parasoul uses her umbrella and army of Egrets to keep opponents at bay with firearms and napalm shots, but is also capable of using her umbrella for powerful strikes up close
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 kingdom to Dolhr, his father killed and his sister captured, Marth took it upon himself to find the sacred sword Falchion and the titular Fire Emblem that would allow him to use it. He has since become known as the Hero King to those hailing from Ylisse
Pauline

Mario's original girlfriend. Pauline was kidnapped by Donkey Kong, setting the stage for Mario's initial arcade outing. Since her modern reintroduction, she does not compete (or interact) with Princess Peach, and is apparently no longer considered a love interest. Although some things never change, she holds no hard feelings for Donkey Kong. She has since become the mayor of New Donk City.
Koakuma

One of the many lesser youkai found in the Scarlet Devil Mansion. Like Daiyousei, she had no name, dialogue, or profile included with the game, and was instead given her descriptive name by fans. The appellation seems to have been adopted by ZUN himself, but it may just be referring to her species. Fanon usually portrays Koakuma as an assistant (or possibly familiar) to Patchouli, since she's the library midboss.
Robirdo

**Robirdo** is a huge, robotic version of Birdo that appeared in the game *Super Mario Advance*, a remake of *Super Mario Bros. 2*. It replaces Mouser from the original game as the boss of World 3-3. Robirdo speaks with a robotic version of the regular Birdo's voice, and even uses one of her direct quotes upon being defeated: "How *could* you?!" Its name is a portmanteau of "robot" and "Birdo"