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Cat-sìth

Cat-sìth, or "fairy cat," is a creature of Celtic mythology, having been thought to be based upon the Scottish Kellas cats. It takes the form of a regular cat, but the size of a large dog, with completely black fur, except for a patch of white on its chest. It roams the Scottish Highlands, and is thought by some not be a pure cat but instead a witch that has turned into a cat, and may do so nine times before having to remain a cat forever. It was believed by the residents of the Scottish Highlands that it was able to steal the souls of the dead before they could be claimed by the gods by passing over them. The plural for cat-sìth is cat-shìth.
Archetype:Regular Shōnen Protagonist/Shojo

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The power to **use the archetypal traits of a shoujo heroine.** Variation of Heroic. Female counterpart to Shōnen Protagonist.

## Also Called

* Stock Shoujo Heroine
* The Usagi Tsukino/Sailor Moon Expy
* The Tsukushi Makino Expy
* Teenage Girls' Media Protagonist
* Teenage Girls' Media Hero/Heroine/Heroes
* Teenage Girls' Show Protagonist

## Properties

The user is a shojo protagonist. The most prominent characteristics of the archetype are, but not limited to, a kind heart, lots of energy and a strong sense of willpower and determination.

## Associated Powers

* ***Badassery***
* ***Supernatural Beauty***
* ***Friendship Embodiment***
	+ ***Companion Allegiance***
	+ ***Enhanced***/***Supernatural Charisma***
	+ ***Indomitable Love***/***Compassion***
* ***Plot Armor***/***Empowerment***
* ***Special Attacks***
	+ ***Oversized Attacks***
* Special Power
* Transformation

## Genres

* Shōnen Protagonist
* **Shojo Protagonist**
* Seinen Protagonist
* Children's Media Protagonist
* Adult's Media Protagonist

## Relationships

* Adult's Media Protagonist
* ***Badass***/***Badass Normal***/***Empowered Badass Normal***
* Children's Media Protagonist
* Child Prodigy
* ***Chivalry***
* ***Delinquent***
	+ Rebel
* ***Magical Girl***
* ***Princess***
* ***Sword Wielder***
* True Friend
* ***Warrior Woman***
	+ ***Warrior Princess***

## Exampled Characters

*See Also: Stock Shoujo Heroine, Shojo Protagonists from Non-Anime Media and Shojo Protagonist*Template:Scroll box
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## Gallery

### Cartoons/Comics

The Chipettes (Alvin and the Chipmunks).jpgThe Chipettes (*Alvin and the Chipmunks*)Duchess (The AristoCats).webpDuchess (*The AristoCats*)Eep Crood (The Croods).webpEep Crood (*The Croods*)Mavis Dracula (Hotel Transylvania The Series).webpMavis Dracula (*Hotel Transylvania: The Series*)Kim Possible Navigation.pngKim Possible (*Kim Possible*)Lilo Pelekai (Lilo & Stitch).webpLilo Pelekai (*Lilo & Stitch*)Ms. Fiona Felicity Frizzle (The Magic School Bus Rides Again) .webpMs. Fiona Felicity Frizzle (*The Magic School Bus Rides Again*)Professor Valerie Felicity Frizzle (The Magic School Bus-The Magic School Bus Rides Again).webpProfessor Valerie Felicity Frizzle (*The Magic School Bus/The Magic School Bus Rides Again*)Ginormica Monsters vs Aliens Susan Murphy.pngSusan Murphy (*Monsters Vs. Aliens*)The Powerpuff Girls (The Powerpuff Girls).webpBlossom, Buttercup and Bubble (*The Powerpuff Girls*)Eliza Thornberry (The Wild Thornberrys).webpEliza Thornberry (*The Wild Thornberrys*)

### Literature

Coraline Jones (Coraline).webpCoraline Jones (*Coraline*)Harriet M. Welsch (Harriet the Spy).jpgHarriet M. Welsch (*Harriet the Spy*)Ruby Bunny (Max & Ruby).webpRuby Bunny (*Max & Ruby*)
List Of Items

**List Of Items** is .

## Gallery

### Actual-Disney

Profile - Map Of-Treasure Planet.pngHolographic Map Projection for An Treasure PlanetProfile - Regular Carrot Pen.pngCarrot-Pen
### Non-Disney

Profile - The Planet Krypton on-an Memory M Module.pngThe Collective Memories of The Planet Krypton, The Former-Biological-Home Planet of Kal-El
### Semi-Disney

Profile - Space-Ranger Enviro High-Tech-Uniform.pngOther Space Rangers that Wear Pular-400-Enviro Suits
Archetype:Psammokinetic Extraordinary Mortal

The ability to be a **human meta whose powers are based on sand manipulation and generation**. Variation of Superior Human Physiology.

## Capabilities

Users are a psammokinetic mortal. They have power of psammokinesis and/or psammokinetically-based. The abilities may vary greatly due to the sources of said powers varying as well with user being divided into paranormal & science groups.

### Science

For those who are based in science such as a superior human/empowered beings, transhuman, or mutant, they may have the ability of sensing through the sand, creating quick sand, or turning into sand itself.

### Paranormal

For those who are based in chi, aura, any form of occultism (magic, voodoo, Onmyōdō, Shamanism), mysticism, or any manner of Supernatural Art, they may be able to perform feats more supernatural such as creating living entities of sand, opening portals, summoning, maybe even healing, or even control the sands of time.

## Applications

* Psammokinetic Constructs
* Sand Absorption
* Sand Attacks
	+ Sand Beam Emission
* Sand Aura
* Sand Breath
* Sand Generation
* Sand Mimicry
* Sandstorm Creation

## Associations

* Inorganic Regeneration
	+ Elemental Regeneration
* Elemental Intangibility

## Videos

Sand-Man Transformation Scene - Spider-Man 3 (2007) Movie CLIP HDThe Birth of Sandman Scene - Spider-Man 3 (2007) Movie CLIP HDSpider-Man vs Sandman - First Fight Scene - Spider-Man 3 (2007) Movie CLIP HDSpider-Man vs Sandman - Subway Fight Scene - Spider-Man 3 (2007) Movie CLIP HD
Peak Human Senses/Supernatural

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The power to **possess transcendent senses**. Sub-power of Supernatural Condition. Advanced version of Enhanced Senses.Template:Powers/Skills/InBorns

## Also Called

* Immense Sensory System/Senses
* Super/Superhuman Senses
* Superhuman Sensorial Perception
* Superhuman Biological Senses
* Superhuman Sensory System/Senses
* Superhumanly/Supernaturally Acute Senses

## Capabilities

Users's sense of sight, taste, hearing, touch, and smell are super-unnaturally more acute than other beings in their universe. They can see thousands of miles away with immense resolution and see/track things too fast for the natural eye, hear through dense walls perfectly and listen to the smallest vibrations/noises from extremely far away places, smell anything over vast distances up to and including individual molecules/atoms, taste the smallest details to the extent of distinguishing at a molecular level, and feel the slightest vibration in the air, ground and water. In some cases, the user can develop a sixth sense and various ESP abilities, allowing them to perceive/sense things no ordinary senses can detect.

## Applications

* 360-Degree Senses
* Detection
	+ Supernatural Detection
* Illusion Awareness
* Supernatural Accuracy
* Supernatural Perception
* Supernatural Precision
* Supernatural Synesthesia

###### **The Five Senses:**

* Supernatural Hearing
* ***Supernatural Smell***
* ***Supernatural Taste***
* ***Supernatural Touch***
* ***Supernatural Vision***

**Other Senses:**

* ***Supernatural Balance***

## Technique

* ***Extrasensory Perception***
	+ ***Power Perception***
	+ ***Psychic Perception***
* ***Supernatural Tracking***

## Variations

* ***Animal Senses***
* ***Elemental Enhanced Senses***

## Levels

* Peak Human Senses: User's senses are at the peak human limit.
* Enhanced Senses: User's senses are beyond peak human limits, but below high superhuman levels.
* *****Supernatural Senses*****: User's senses are supernaturally acute, at a high superhuman level.
* Absolute Senses: User's senses are at an infinite scale.

## Associations

* Alien Physiology
* ***Amazon Physiology***
* Enhanced Senses
* Superior Human Physiology
* Supernatural Condition
	+ Supernatural Body
	+ ***Supernatural Mind***
* ***Supernatural Sensation***
* ***Vampire Physiology***
* ***Werewolf Physiology***

## Gallery

Kryptonians.jpgKryptonians (DC Comics)Green Martians.jpgMartians (DC Comics)Spidey Bomb.jpgPeter Parker/Spider-Man (Marvel Comics)Kisspng-television-show-cartoon-network-superhero-the-rowd-powerpuff-girls-png-transparent-image-5a731a005d27c6.1290194115174927363816.pngThe Powerpuff Girls (The Powerpuff Girls)Red Superhero.jpegClaude Kane III/Radioactive Man (The Simpsons)
Archetype:Villain/Cosmic

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The archetype of **a villain that operates on a cosmic level**. Opposite to Cosmic Hero.

## Also Called

* Galactic Villain
* Universal Villain

## Properties

The character is a cosmic villain. They are a threat to the cosmos. The villain has availability within galaxies or a whole universe. They have a method of travel that gives them access to various planets.

## Associated Powers

* Advanced Technology
* Alien Lord Physiology
* Alpha Physiology
* Astronaut Intuition
* Crime Mastery
* Cosmic Empowerment**/**Cosmic Energy Manipulation (Sometimes, e.g., Anti-Monitor, Galactus, Thanos, etc.)
* Enhanced/Supernatural Exploration
* Galaxy Destruction
* Interstellar Travel
* Oversized Attacks
* Overwhelming Influence
* Peak Human/Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Combat
* Planetary Adaptation
* Planet Destruction
* Planetary Intuition
* Surveillance Intuition
* Universe Destruction
* Zenith Form

## Relationship

* Barbarian
* Archetype:Cosmic Destroyer
	+ Heroes may have to fight such destroyers.
* Cosmic Hero
	+ Cosmic Villains will often do battle with cosmic heroes.
* Galactic Leader
* Space Traveler
* The user is usually one who travels through space.

## Levels

* Tier I: Street Villain
* Tier II: National Villain
* Tier III: Global/International Villain
* Tier IV: ****Cosmic/Galactic Villain****
* Tier V: Otherworldly Villain

## Example Characters

* Various Characters (*DC Comics*)
	+ Brainiac
	+ Mongel
	+ Darkseid
* Unicron (*Transformers Franchise*)
* Dr. Jacques von Hämsterviel (*Lilo & Stitch*)

## Gallery

Vril Dox Brainiac (DC Comics) Justice League Vol 4 18 Textless.jpgBrainiac I (DC Comics)Darkseid darkside.jpgDarkseid (DC Comics)Dr. Hämsterviel.gif.jpgDr. Jacques von Hämsterviel (Lilo & Stitch)
## Videos

Lex Luthor resurrects Darkseid - Justice League Unlimited
Archetype:Hero/Cosmic

> There are a million things in this universe you can have and there are a million things you can’t have. It’s no fun facing that, but that’s the way things are.
>
> Captain James Kirk (*Star Trek*)

> Armed with powers, he's on the case. Fighting off evil from Earth or space. He'll never stop 'till he makes them pay. Cause he's the baddest kid to ever save the day
>
> Ben 10 Theme Song

The archetype of **a character that operates in a cosmic jurisdiction**. Variation of Superhero. Opposite to Cosmic Villain.

## Also Called

* Cosmic Heroine/Superhero/Superheroine
* Galactic Hero/Heroine/Superhero/Superheroine

## Properties

The character is a hero that handles and fights cosmic-level threats. They serve to protect and prevent disasters from cosmic villains. They are well-versed in space travel.

## Associated Powers

* Astronautics Mastery
* Crimefighting Mastery
* Cosmic Empowerment**/**Cosmic Energy Manipulation (Sometimes, e.g., Captain Marvel, Silver Surfer, Superman, etc.)
* Enhanced Exploration
* Interstellar Travel
* Peak Human/Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Combat
* Planetary Adaptation
* Planetology Mastery
* Rescue Mastery
* Surveillance Mastery
* Undying Heroism
* Vehicular Mastery
	+ Spacecraft Mastery

## Relationships

* Archetype:Cosmic Destroyer
	+ Heroes may have to fight such destroyers.
* Cosmic Villain
	+ Cosmic Heroes often fight Cosmic Villains.
* Galactic Explorer
	+ Comics Heroes might be galactic explorers.
* Space Marine
	+ They may be in a galactic military.
* Space Traveler
* The user is usually one who travels through space.

## Levels

* Tier I: Street Hero
* Tier II: National Hero
* Tier III: Global/International Hero
* Tier IV: **Cosmic/Galactic Hero**
* Tier V: Otherworldly Hero

## Gallery

### Cartoons

Space Rangers (*Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*)BLoSC - Buzz Lightyear 29.jpgBuzz Lightyear (*Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*)Mira Nova (*Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*)Booster Munchapper.pngBooster Munchapper (*Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*)XR (*Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*)Stitch 626.pngStitch (*Lilo & Stitch*)Wdp lilostitch lilo 420x420 001.jpgLilo Pelekai (*Lilo and Stich*)Crash Nebula.jpegCrash Nebula (*The Fairly Oddparnets*)Jim Hawkins.pngJim Hawkins (*Treasure Planet*)Captain Amelia.jpgCaptain Amelia (*Treasure Planet*)Wall-E (Wall-E)EVE.jpgEVE (*Wall-E*)
## Videos

### Examples

Superman Returns - Return To KryptonTreasure Planet - 12 Years Later (Blu-Ray)Treasure Planet - Silver's Speech to Jim (Blu-Ray)Wall-E - Wall-e in spaceWall-E- Define Dancing HQ
Archetype:Known Badbutt Normal

> What makes you think you can kill Superman when you can't even handle a mere mortal in a Halloween costume?"
> "There's *nothing* mere about *that* mortal.
>
> Lex Luthor and the Joker (DC Animated Universe)

> I'm your basic average girl
> And I'm here to save the world
>
> Kim Possible theme song (Kim Possible)

The archetype of **the "badass normal", a normal non-powered being who can keep up with superhumans**. Variation of ***Normie*** and ***Badass***.

Despite his lack of superpowers, Mary Jane Watson (An Spider-Man Trilogy) is more than capable of combating other villains

### Archetype of:

A being who can keep up with superhumans despite lacking superpowers and abilities.

## Properties

The user has no superhuman powers of their own, but are able to keep up with and even defeat superpowered beings and stay useful through intelligence, ***combat training***, ***pragmatism***, ***preparation*** for any eventuality, wielding ***advanced technology*** and ***weaponry***, or a mixture of all five.

## Associated Powers

* Enhanced Preparedness
	+ Preparation Time Mastery
* Enhanced Weapon Proficiency
* Equipment Proficiency
* Gadget Proficiency
* Peak Human Condition
* Real-Life Powers
* Training Regimen
* Unpowered

## Relationships

* Badass
* Elite Persevering Practitioner
* Empowered Badass Normal
* Normal Folk
* Power Inept Fighter

## Example Characters

*See also: Badass Normal, Non-Powered Costumed Hero and Charles Atlas Superpower*
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## Gallery

### Cartoons/Comics

Bat Family (DC comics)Oilver Queen/Green Arrow (DC Comics)Iron Man tinkering.jpgAnthony "Tony" Stark/Iron Man (Marvel Comics)Mary Jane combat skill.jpgMary Jane Watson (Marvel Comics)Steve Trevor (DC Comics)Despite his lack of superpowers, Syndrome (The Incredibles) is a deadly opponent to Supers like Mr. Incredible through his genius-level intellect and access to advanced technology.Evelyn Deavor.pngEvelyn Deavor (The Incredibles)
Peak Regular-Human Health/Absolute

Template:Tab0The ability to **possesses a limitless level of health**. Sub-power of Absolute Condition. The highest form of Enhanced Health.Template:Powers/Skills/InBorns

## Also Called

* Almighty/ Eternal/ Meta/ Pata/ Omni/ Omnipotent/ Infinite/ Ultimate/ Godly/ Divine/ Supreme/ Boundless/ Transcendent/ Illimitable/ Limitless/ Unlimited/ Unrestricted/ Total/ True/ Perfect/ Complete/ Flawless Health

## Capabilities

Users are the pinnacle of physical, mental, social, spiritual, emotional, and sexual health, far superior to every other being of their universe; also, being completely immune to disorders, diseases, disabilities, etc.; and possessing an absolutely flawless metabolic rate.

Beings with **Absolute Health** are either immune to most forms of damage (usually from "*lesser beings*") or so highly resistant that only an equal or superior force is able to cause harm. Overall, the user's health is so close to being ***invulnerable*** that it may be indistinguishable from that separate ability. Also, this power cannot be removed by any means.

## Application

* Absolute Endurance
* Absolute Filtration
* Absolute Immune System
* Absolute Life-Force
* Absolute Lung Capacity
* Absolute Metabolism
	+ Adaptive Metabolism
	+ Sanitized Metabolism
* Absolute Recovery
* Absolute Regeneration
* Absolute Stamina
* Absolute Survivability
* Antibiotic System
* Contaminant Immunity
* Disease Immunity
* Genetic Perfection
* Health Ailment Immunity
* High Resistance
* Infinite Energy
* Power Anchoring
* Super Eating

## Levels

* *Peak Human Health* - User’s general health is at the pinnacle of human potential. They are a lot less likely to be affected by illnesses or sustain injuries compared to other humans.
* Enhanced Health - User’s general health is beyond the max health of their species. Every part in and of their body are at first-rate health and condition, and are very unlikely to get of type of illnesses, diseases, injuries, etc.
* Supernatural Health - Users are unnaturally healthier than other beings of their universe. They usually never get any type of illnesses nor sustain much damage.
* *****Absolute Health***** - Users are the pinnacle of all health, far superior to every other being of their universe. They are completely immune to disorders, diseases, disabilities, etc.; and never sustain any type of damage.

## Associations

* Absolute Condition
* Accelerated Metabolism
* Cellular Activation
* Decelerated Aging
* Discomfort Immunity
* Health Ailment Immunity
* Hunger Suppression
* Injury Immunity
* Nigh-Absolute Regeneration
* Overexertion Immunity
* Pain Suppression
* Radiation Immunity
* Sleep Suppression
* Strong Heart
Shinigami

Shinigami are Japanese yōkai of death, and tsukimono, or spirits of possession. They are attracted to death and are capable of possessing humans and putting suicidal thoughts into their minds. Usually shinigami will possess people of wicked nature. Any who sight a shinigami are sure to suffer a violent death.
Archetype:Rarely Heroic Villain

> The robot will emerge dramatically, do some damage, throw some screaming people. And just when all hope is lost? Syndrome will save the day! I'll be a bigger hero than you ever were."
> "You mean you killed off *real* heroes so that you could... PRETEND TO BE ONE?!"
> "Oh, I'm real. Real enough to defeat YOU!! And I did it without your precious gifts; your oh-so-special powers! I'll give them heroics. I'll give them the most spectacular heroics anyone's ever seen! And when I'm old and I've had my fun, I'll sell my inventions so that everyone can be superheroes. Everyone can be super! And when everyone's super... [chuckles evilly]... no one will be.
>
> Buddy Pine/Syndrome and Bob Parr/Mr. Incredible (The Incredibles)

The archetype of **a villain masquerading as a hero**. Opposite of Villainous Hero.

Buddy Pine/Syndrome (The Incredibles) intended to save people from a rampaging robot he created in order to become famous as a hero after His Alter-Ego Rejected as "IncrediBoy".

## Also Called

* False Hero
* Pseudo-Hero

## Properties

The character is a villain that intentionally fool others into believing or them to be a hero or heroic. Unlike typical traitors, heroic villains must have been seen as dependable heroes among their allies while in reality, they were villains or enemies from the start and have used their statuses as heroes to hide their true intentions.

## Associated Powers

* ***Acting Mastery***
* ***Betrayal Empowerment***
* ***Bond Destruction***
* ***Deception Mastery***
* ***Despair Inducement***
* ***Doubt Inducement***
* ***Enhanced Socialness***
* ***Psychological Mastery***
* ***Social Cloaking***
* Shōnen Antagonist
* ***Treachery Inducement***
* ***Will Breaking***

## Relationship

* ***Antichrist***: Feigns being a specific kind of hero, that being the ***Messiah***.
* Heroic: Heroic villains pose as heroes for their own ends.
* Spy: Heroic villains may act as spies.
* ***Trickster***: They are able to trick many people while hiding their true intentions.
* Villain: The true nature of heroic villains.

## Example Characters

* Lex Luthor (*DC Comics*)
* Buddy Pine/Syndrome (*The Incredibles*)
* Norman Osborn (*Marvel Comics*)
* Otto Octavius/Doctor Octopus (*Marvel Comics*)

## Gallery

Reverse Flash (DC Comics).jpgEobard Thawne/Reverse Flash (DC Comics) was obsessed with the Flash, and wanted to be a hero just like him, even managing to duplicate his powers. To this end, he began intentionally creating accidents so he could save people like the Flash. He was eventually caught by the Flash himself and later turned to full villainy.Lex Luthor For President.jpgLex Luthor (DC Comics) often presents himself as an altruistic and humble businessman when in reality he is a narcissistic and self-serving man with significant leeway in the metahuman and criminal underworld.Buddy Pine/Syndrome (The Incredibles) intended to save people from a rampaging robot he created in order to become famous as a hero.
Trait:Intangible Extraordinary Attacks

The power to **create/use attacks that phase through obstructions and defenses.** Sub-power of ***Intangibility Combat***.Template:Trait

## Capabilities

The user can create attacks that are completely intangible, allowing them to pass through obstructions and bypass defenses.
Unlike normal Intangibility, the user can only make their attacks intangible, not themselves.

## Applications

* ***Defense Break***/***Ignoring***
* ***Intangibility Infusion***
* ***Shield Penetration***/***Force-Field Penetration***

## Associations

* Attack Powers
* Hidden Attacks
* Intangibility Combat
* Intangible Beam Emission

## Videos

Flash uses The Speed Force and shows his true power to Brainiac - Luthor - Justice League Unlimited
Senripedia Wiki

**Welcome to the Senripedia Wiki!**
Welcome to Senripedia! The goal of this Wiki is to educate people such as yourself on the topic of mythical creatures as accurately as possible. This Wiki includes creatures from mythology (ex. Greek mythology's cerberus), as well as yōkai and cryptids.

\*Please note that this Wiki doesn't contain much/any information on Gods/Goddesses

* Rules of this wiki
List Of Films

**List Of Films** is .

## Gallery

### Actual-Disney

Profile - An Title Card for 101 Dalmatians (1961).pngProfile - An Title Card for 101 Dalmatians 0II - Patch's London Adventure.pngProfile - An Title Card for Disney's Bambi 001.pngProfile - An Title Card for Disney's Bambi 002.pngProfile - An Title Card for Disney's Brother-Bear 00I.pngProfile - An Title Card for Disney's Brother-Bear 0II.pngProfile - An Title Card for Disney's Lady-And•The-Tramp (1955).pngProfile - An Title Card for Disney's Lady-And•The-Tramp 0II- Scamp's Adventure (2001).pngProfile - An Title Card for Disney's Zootopia (2016).pngProfile - An Title Card for The Aristocats (1970).pngProfile - An Title Card for Disney's Hercules (1997).pngProfile - An Title Card for Home On-The Range.pngProfile - An Title Card for Disney's Pinocchio (1940).pngProfile - An Title Card for Disney's Treasure Planet.png
### Non-Disney

Profile - An Title Card for Superman- The Last Son of The Planet Krypton.pngProfile - An Title Card for The Batman-Superman Movie - World's Finest (1997).png
### Semi-Disney

Profile - An Title Card for The Adventure Begins.pngProfile - An Title Card for Toy Story 0001.pngProfile - An Title Card for Toy Story 0002.pngProfile - An Title Card for Toy Story 0003.pngProfile - An Title Card for Toy Story 0004.pngProfile - An Title Card for Pixar's Cars 0001.pngProfile - An Title Card for Pixar's Cars 0002.pngProfile - An Title Card for Pixar's Cars 0003.pngProfile - An Title Card for Pixar's Monsters Inc..pngProfile - An Title Card for Pixar's Monsters University.png
Marchandises commerciales

Les marchandises commerciales sont disponibles dans une grande variété de types, avec 34 marchandises commerciales différentes divisées en 6 catégories, chacune avec des valeurs commerciales et des modificateurs différents. Ils permettent à une nation d'adapter ses provinces, et plus encore le pays, à ses besoins et à ses désirs en contrôlant ce qu'une province produit et où il est commercialisé et consommé. Ils sont particulièrement importants en tant que base du commerce et constitueront souvent la base du commerce . l'essentiel des revenus d'un pays exportateur.
Level 12

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**Survival Difficulty: Class 0**
»⠀Safe
»⠀Stable
»⠀Devoid of Entities

## Description

**Level 12** appears to be an expansive labyrinth of random geometrical parts combined to make what seems to be an endless series of bleak, white corridors. The level is split into 16 'towers', each being 12 km (7.5 mi) in length and width.

The entirety of **Level 12** is comprised of a pure white material resembling that of smooth plastic with the strength of concrete, which allows it to be broken if using the right gear. Due to this, some better-equipped travelers will have made holes and tunnels around the level for accessibility, and as the level has no real way of replacing the broken sections, theses tunnels will stay forever, and can be utilized by anyone who can fit within them.

**Level 12** is noticeably empty, lacking any forms of life aside from other travelers that one might never come across due to how the Level's entries work. However, if you are to enter with a group, you will all be brought to the same point if you all enter within the same period of time, which appears to be around exactly 30 seconds.

This level is completely devoid of any hostile entities, making it a safe place to rest. Along with this, **Level 12** gives off a comforting atmosphere to take away your anxiety and depression. Wanderers have reported the level to be a comforter to them.

## Colonies and Outposts

There are no known colonies nor outposts on this Level.

## Entrances And Exits:

### Entrances

The only confirmed way to enter is by entering a Window in Level 11.

### Exits

The only way to exit is by wandering until you come across a pit. This will lead you to Level 13.
Archetype:Hero

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> I'd rather stay on the ground for a little while. Friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. Somebody's got to look out for the little guy, right?
>
> Peter Parker/Spider-Man (Marvel Cinematic Universe)

> That little woman is the scourge of the Japanese underworld?
>
> Keniuchio Harada/Silver Samurai on Maya Lopez (Marvel Comics)

> That's what makes you dangerous. It's not the mask. It's not the skills. It's your ideology. The lone man who thinks he can make a difference. I'm glad we could talk. I- I respect your conviction even if it runs counter with with my own.
>
> Wilson Fisk, regarding Daredevil (Marvel Cinematic Universe)

The archetype of a **superhero that handles street-level threats and protects the inner city**. Variation of Superhero. Opposite to Street Villain.

## Also Called

* City Hero/Heroine/Superhero/Superheroine
* Local Hero/Heroine/Superhero/Superheroine
* Street Heroine/Superhero/Superheroine
* Urban Hero/Heroine/Superhero/Superheroine

## Properties

The character is a street hero that handles and fights street-level threats. They serve and act as a city's guardian to prevent local crime and primarily takes on street-level crime bosses, minions, thugs, drug dealers and cartels, organizations, and supervillains. Characters might live in a specific section or city jurisdiction that they protect. They are well-versed in city travel. They might also have a public following.

## Associated Powers

* ***Crimefighting Mastery***
* ***Peak Human***/***Enhanced***/***Supernatural***/***Absolute Combat***
	+ ***Enhanced***/***Supernatural***/***Absolute Unarmed Combat***
* ***Rescue Mastery***
* ***Surveillance Mastery***
* ***Urban Intuition***
* ***Vehicular Mastery***

## Levels

* Tier I: **Street Hero**
* Tier II: National Hero
* Tier III: Global/International Hero
* Tier IV: Cosmic/Galactic Hero
* Tier V: Otherworldly Hero

## Relationships

* ***Guardian***
	+ Street Hero have duty to protect the city.
* Masked Hero
	+ Street Hero often wears a mask to hide their identity.
* ***Archetype:Sentai***
	+ Super Sentai dress flamboyantly and pilot mechas.
* Street Villain
	+ Street Hero often fight street villains.

## Gallery

The Bat Family (DC Comics)The TMNT.jpgThe Ninja Turtles (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)Oliver Queen/Green Arrow (DC Comics)The question.jpegVic Sage/The Question (DC Comics)Big Hero 6 (Big Hero 6/Marvel Comics)Turtle Titan 2.pngTurtle Titan II (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)Pieman and Cupcake Kid.pngHomer Simpson/Pieman and Bart Simpson/Cupcake Kid (The Simpsons)Clark Kent/Kal-El/Superman (DC Comics)Danny-phantom.jpgDanny Fenton/Danny Phantom (Danny Phantom)
Zootopia(-Location)

“*...Just two hundred and eleven miles away stands the great city of Zootopia, where our ancestors first joined together in peace and declared that anyone can be anything!*”―Young Judy Hopps
**Zootopia** is a modern city and the main setting of the film of the same name. It is where mammals first came together in peace and is populated by mammals from all over the world.

## Description

All mammals roam freely in this part of the world. Savanna Central is the city's downtown area, and is home to important establishments such as City Hall and the Zootopia Police Department. Other districts include the Rainforest District, Tundratown, Sahara Square, and Little Rodentia, each designed to accommodate specific animals' needs and habits.

## Development

### Inspirations

“*We used natural shapes and animal patterns throughout Zootopia, like giraffe spots on a building. If you look closely, you'll see lots of animal faces and teeth, multiple horn and tail shapes.*”―Matthias Lechner
Savanna Central is inspired by many real life cities, including New York City, Shanghai, Barcelona, and London. It incorporates architectural designs from both cities, the most dominant being Times Square.

## Role in the Film

The city of Zootopia is seen the most when Judy Hopps arrives there. Judy, on board the Zootopia Express, marvels at the sights of Sahara Square, Tundratown, and the Rainforest District before entering Zootopia Central Station. There, Judy admires the beautiful and complex structures and buildings in the heart of Savanna Central, before making her home in the Grand Pangolin Arms.

## Trivia

* According to Major Friedkin, Zootopia contains twelve unique ecosystems.
* Zootopia's one dollar bill has a picture of a male deer on its front.. This is a pun on "buck", the term for a male deer and an informal term for a singular dollar.
* About 90% of the population are prey animals. In ecology, this is known as the "*Rule of Ten*" - for every predator, there must be at least ten prey animals to sustain them.
* According to Chuckles in *Zootopia: Crime Files*, there is not an area in Zootopia that caters to swamp mammals.
* According to Byron Howard, Zootopia was inspired mainly by Barcelona, Shanghai, London, and New York City .
* According to *The Official Zootopia Handbook*, when in Zootopia, you:

1. *Know that Cliffside Asylum is **not** the name of a local band.*
2. *Pronounce Tujunga like "Tuh-hunga".*
3. *Pronounce Zoosten like "Zow-sten".*
4. *Avoid parking in areas with bunny meter maids.*
5. *Join Gazelle onstage in the Gazelle app.*
6. *Celebrity watch at the Palm.*
7. *Let the good times roll at Wild Times.*
8. *Form a kickline anytime you hear Jerry Vole's* *"*Zootopia, Zootopia*".*
9. *Always tell the truth to Mr. Big.*
10. *Remember the mantra: "*In Zootopia, anyone can be anything.*".*

* There are no birds, reptiles, primates, house pets, marine mammals, or amphibians in the city of Zootopia.
Gryphon

The gryphon, or griffin, is mythical creature with the head, forefeet, and wings of an eagle, and the hind legs and tail of a lion. It has feathered ears. This creature is widely known and is used on coats of arms. There are several different types, which are known as the axex, the keythong, the Minoan gryphon, the opimachus, the gryphon-marine, and sometimes the hieracosphinx.

Other similar creatures include the hippogriff, which comes from the union between a male gryphon and a mare. There is the valravn, which is not a type of gryphon, but similar in build.
Archetype:Rarely Villainous Hero

> The Blue Morpho is a *bad guy*!
>
> Don Fitzcarraldo (The Venture Bros)

The archetype of **a hero masquerading as a villain**. Opposite of Heroic Villain.

## Also Called

* False Villain
* Pseudo-Villain

## Properties

The character is a hero that intentionally fools others into believing them to be a villain. Heroes can take the role of villain for various reasons, but in the end, their end goal is for the betterment of others at the cost of themselves.

## Associated Powers

* ***Acting Mastery***
* ***Betrayal Empowerment***
* ***Bond Destruction***
* ***Deception Mastery***
* ***Doubt Inducement***
* ***Heroic Luck***
* ***Psychological Mastery***
* ***Social Cloaking***
* ***Treachery Inducement***
* ***Undying Heroism***

## Relationship

* Anti-Hero
	+ Can be seen as a less extreme version of the archetype.
* Heroic
	+ The true nature of villainous heroes
* Spy
	+ May act as spies against villains
* ***Trickster***
	+ Were able to trick multiple people into thinking they are villains
* Villain
	+ Pose as villains.
10 Mile Stereo

"**10 Mile Stereo**" is a song by Beach House, from their third studio album *Teen Dream*. It was recorded on July 2009 and was produced by the band and Chris Coady. The song was released as a promotional single when it was distributed in the United Kingdom on CD, by Bella Union, on January 11, 2010. It was added as the eighth track on *Teen Dream*.

## Cough Syrup remix

A "Cough Syrup" remix version of "10 Mile Stereo" was originally released on April 17, 2010, when added to the "Zebra" EP as the fourth track. It was later added in the compilation album *B-Sides and Rarities*.

 Other songs | "Play the Game" ⸱ The Arrangement" ⸱ "Baby" ⸱ "White Moon" ⸱ "I Do Not Care for the Winter Sun" ⸱ "Equal Mind" ⸱ "Saturn Song" ⸱ "Chariot" ⸱ "Baseball Diamond" ⸱ "Alien" ⸱ "Sanctuary"
Level 7

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3

**Survival Difficulty: Class 3**
»⠀Unsafe
»⠀Unstable
»⠀Moderate Entity Count

## Description

   **Level 7** is partially flooded with water that resides just below the catwalks of **Level 7**. The water is distilled, rather than salt water or fresh water. Any contaminants that enter the water are filtered through the water that leads into the center of **Level 7**.

**Level 7** is a sewer system consisting of numerous winding concrete tunnels. Each tunnel is accompanied by a layer of industrial catwalk located at the halfway point of its diameter. Fluorescent lights attached to **Level 7**'s tunnels can be found at the sides of the walls, being covered in waterproof glass.

The center of **Level 7** is an open area housing a massive collection of filters that feed through the tunnels that surround the walls of the area. A whirlpool can be seen at the bottom of the area, dragging a tar-like substance that comes from its filters into its center. Every 6 hours the whirlpool disappears and all filtering stops, causing a flood that submerges the level completely in water.

Airlock doors can be found at the sides of a tunnel resembling doors found in submarines. The other sides of these doors house office areas with random assortments of furniture. On some occasions, water silos can be found in a corner of a room that refills every flood via pipes attached to the wall and drains once a flood event is over. These rooms are the only safe areas on **Level 7** when a flood occurs.

**Level 7** contains only one Entity named "The Beast of Level 7". Other entities that enter the level are either filtered out through Level 7's center or get consumed by the beast.

## Colonies and Outposts

So far, no major colonies have been formed at this level.

## Leaving Level 7

* Entering an airlock door surrounded by sedimentary rock leads to Level 8.
Beach House Wiki

**WELCOME TO BEACH HOUSE WIKI!**
Welcome to the unofficial Beach House Wiki, run under FANDOM servers! This wiki is dedicated to dream pop (or indie rock) duo/band Beach House. Here, you'll soon find information about the band theirselves, their discography, songs, tours, and more!

**Beach House** are an American dream pop duo, originally founded in Baltimore, Maryland in 2004. The duo consists of Victoria Legrand (vocalist and keyboardist) and Alex Scally (guitarist/bassist and backing vocalist), and includes James Barone (drumming).

The "now-considered-as" band have released eight studio albums; *Beach House*, *Devotion*, *Teen Dream*, *Bloom*, *Depression Cherry*, *Thank Your Lucky Stars*, *7*, and their most recent, *Once Twice Melody*. They have also released one compilation album, *B-Sides and Rarities*, and two extended plays; *iTunes Session* and *Become*.

Their musical style varies on types of instruments used in their songs. Some of their songs exclude drums/precussion, some are acoustic, and most revolve around strings/guitar.

STUDIO ALBUMS
*Beach House* (2006)*Devotion* (2008)*Teen Dream* (2010)*Bloom* (2012)
*Depression Cherry* (2015)*Thank Your Lucky Stars* (2015)*7* (2018)*Once Twice Melody* (2022)
EXTENDED PLAYS
*iTunes Session* (2010)*Once Twice Melody: Chapter 1 – Pink Funeral* (2021)*Once Twice Melody: Chapter 2 – New Romance* (2021)*Once Twice Melody: Chapter 3 – Masquerade* (2022)*Become* (2023)
COMPILATION ALBUMS
*B-Sides and Rarities* (2017)

Please see Needed Pages.

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New extended play - ***Become***

The band have released an extended play with five tracks taken from the Once Twice Melody sessions. It is titled ***Become*** and is available on all formats.

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Chariot (song)

"**Chariot**" is a song by Beach House. It was released as the lead single for their compilation album *B-Sides and Rarities* (2017), on May 17, 2017.

## Recording

Originally an unreleased song, it was recorded at the Studio in the Country, in Bogalusa, Louisiana, in between 2014-2015, where the *Depression Cherry* and *Thank Your Lucky Stars* recording sessions took place. Live drums were recorded in 2016 at Wright Way Studios, in Baltimore, Maryland, and were handled by James Barone.

 Other songs | "Play the Game" ⸱ The Arrangement" ⸱ "Baby" ⸱ "White Moon" ⸱ "I Do Not Care for the Winter Sun" ⸱ "Equal Mind" ⸱ "Saturn Song" ⸱ "**Chariot**" ⸱ "Baseball Diamond" ⸱ "Alien" ⸱ "Sanctuary"
I Do Not Care for the Winter Sun

"**I Do Not Care for the Winter Sun**" is a song by Beach House, released December 16, 2010. The song was released on their website for free downloading, and was recorded during their *Teen Dream* tour.

The song later appeared on the *B-Sides and Rarities* compilation album, as the tenth track, being remastered upon release.

 Other songs | "Play the Game" ⸱ The Arrangement" ⸱ "Baby" ⸱ "White Moon" ⸱ "**I Do Not Care for the Winter Sun**" ⸱ "Equal Mind" ⸱ "Saturn Song" ⸱ "Chariot" ⸱ "Baseball Diamond" ⸱ "Alien" ⸱ "Sanctuary"
The End

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⏳

**Survival Difficulty: Class Pending**
»⠀Safety Undetermined
»⠀Unsecured
»⠀Presence of Entities Undetermined

## Description

**The End** is an old library from the 1980s in a perpetual state of being closed down. Various wooden shelves and desks that occupy the level are completely empty and partially covered in dust. Traces of darkened carpet and walls hint at an object that was previously there, but no longer exists.

Any remnant of decoration in **The End** take the form of colored notes and posters attached to any of the level's surfaces. The contents of these objects are either empty or, completely incomprehensible. Large black letters can also be seen on the upper walls of the level, all of which read as "The End".

**The End** acts as a supposed barrier between **The Main Nine** and the rest of The Backrooms. No two levels that are separated by **The End** are able to connect, even if the two levels in question are visually similar to one another.

## Colonies and Outposts

There are no Colonies or Outposts present in this level.

## Leaving The End

* Entering a door that ends in a cave leads back to Level 8.
* *You can go further.*
* *You can go further.*
* *You can go further.*
* *You can go further.*
* *You can go further.*
* *You can go further.*
* *There are a set of stairs that you can enter in a undisclosed area. Once at the top, you can go further.*
* ***You can go further.***
Partygoers

## Description

**Partygoers** are tall, humanoid creatures with smooth leathery skin. Their skin coloration varies with multiple colors, though yellow is the most common form of **Partygoer**. The body of a **Partygoer** appears as a heavily modified humanoid, Sings the song Daisy Bell having a short stature and a lower body that does not have legs.

The face of a **Partygoer** appears as a crooked representation of a smiley face with heavily stretched eyes. These facial features serve no function, and only exists as a remnant of their former selves.

The ends of a **Partygoer** arm's include five retractable suction cups used to latch onto objects and surfaces. These cups are fairly weak individually, but are very strong when multiple cups are attached to the same object.

## Behaviors

### Puzzle Solving

**Partygoers** have the intelligence of an average 8 year old child, being able to solve basic practical problems such as removing obstacles and traversing levels. **Partygoers** can solve more complicated problems if there are multiple of them at once, including complex machinery.

### Social Behavior

**Partygoers** are known to form masses of communities similar to Humans, typically residing in the party rooms of Level Fun. They can be seen communicating with each other in a heavily simplified version of English before heading off to other party rooms. Whilst wandering, they leave a trail of balloons and confetti.

### Capture Coordination

Upon noticing a wanderer, a **Partygoer** will immediately chase its target. They will also alert other **Partygoers** nearby via singing a nursery rhyme. Some **Partygoers** take the role of chasers, pursuing their target while on sight. Other **Partygoers** take the role of ambushers, blinding a target using large amounts of confetti and balloons to slow them down.

### Species Assimilation

After a **Partygoer** manages to successfully latch on to their prey using their suction cups, the **Partygoer** begins to cover the wanderer in a blob-like state. The prey will then begin to rapidly change their biological structure into a **Partygoer**. This process can be sped up by more Partygoers latching and melting onto their prey. After transforming their prey completely, **Partygoers** will unlatch and resume normal behavior.

## Survival

### Evasion

Run in the other direction of any traces of balloons or confetti, as they are clear indicators of a nearby **Partygoer**. If a **Partygoer** has already targeted you, run as fast as possible and turn in sharp angles to make the **Partygoer** lose track of your location.

### Extermination

A **Partygoer**'s major weakness is fire. Due to their leathery skin and childish personalities, **Partygoers** become very vulnerable in the presence of a flame, and panic when in the sight of one. Once burning, the **Partygoer** will immediately start to melt and eventually disintegrate.
Beast Bané Wiki

**There's about a million other stories to tell in the great City of New Xanten — this one changes them all.**
Set on an alternate Earth on which superhumans and their impacts have been accustomed to since humanity first began, *Beast Bané* takes us to the dystopian megacity of New Xanten to follow the exploits of tough-as-nails foster child Bonnell "Bané" Bradley who — after an experimental surgery gone horribly wrong — manifests latent superhuman abilities; super-strength and bulletproof skin among the many. As he finds himself forced to navigate his new fantastical reality, Bané crosses paths with every trial and tribulation New Xanten can throw at him; each one standing in between him and fixing what his city broke once and for all — from mutant supervillains bent on widespread destruction to smooth-talking businessmen promising the fruits of his most wildest dreams.
Welcome to New Xanten.

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Anthony Lavellan

**Anthony Nathaniel Lavellan** is the adopted son of Mahanon Lavellan and Cassandra Pentaghast.

#### Background

Nothing is known about his birth parents; every effort to locate them, including DNA testing, failed to turn up viable results. He was abandoned on the steps of an old Chantry building on the outskirts of Ostwick, which had long been shuttered, and only by a stroke of luck did someone find him and turn him over to the local police.

#### In The Stories

Anthony is first introduced in *Where the Sky is Held*, in the first chapter. Mahanon takes care of him after he's brought to the police station, and is joined there by Cassandra, who assists in the duty. They quickly grow attached to the infant and, once it's confirmed that his biological family can't be found, petition to adopt him. It takes time, but they're eventually able to bring him home to Skyhold Academy.

He appears intermittently throughout the rest of the series, usually sharing a scene (and sometimes a playpen) with Skye Rutherford. She is a little older than he is and they effectively grow up as siblings, much like his father and her mother. She's the one who calls him "Fonny," which is her baby attempt at saying his first name, and continues to use it as an affectionate nickname as they get older.

#### In-Universe Trivia

* His first name is in memory of Cassandra's beloved brother, who died years ago. His middle name is in honor of Evvy's brother Nathaniel, whom Mahanon considers his best friend.
* Evvy describes him as having a sense of humor entirely too much like his father's.
* His first word was "Mama."
* Cullen and Evvy are his godparents.

#### Meta Trivia

* The authors have headcanoned the actor Alex Neustaedter as being the face claim of the older Anthony.
* They have also determined that the relationship between Anthony and Skye will always be just like that of Mahanon and Evvy - absolutely devoted and loving friends, but without any romance.