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Episode 8: Butt Seeds and Baby Births

## Episode Description

Episode 8 of What the Folklore: Making Sense of Senseless Tales, in which Carman, Gordie, and Tyler read "The Python Wife". What the Folklore is a comedy podcast trying to make sense of nonsensical stories. We deal in strange mythology and folktales from around the globe.

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: Lion King Wife Swap, Long Live the Berries, Macaroni Pengrin, The Longest Silent Game, Giraffe Claws, Tantric Waterbirth, Queen Elizabeth II's Oscar Picks.
Episode 4: The Unicorn Situation

## Episode Description

Episode 4 of What the Folklore: Making Sense of Senseless Tales, in which Carman, Gordie, and Tyler read "The Brave Little Tailor." What the Folklore is a comedy podcast trying to make sense of nonsensical stories. We deal in strange mythology and folktales from around the globe.

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: #Girdleup, WWE Championship girdle resume, freeze tag succession, assassination-related marriage clauses, wild boar clergies, unicorn catcallers, unicorn pickup lines, blind giants' rules for murder, 14th century German anime.
CG1: Night 4

The fourth night of COBS Game 1 started on 5 July 2022 at 00:00 UTC, 18 hours and 25 minutes after the game’s third day.

The atmosphere was mostly now dreary and dull, all the previous trials had completely sucked the energy out of most of the players. So with the recent announcement of Night 4 now beginning. The players obeyed robotically to the announcement, knowing damn well that this is real, is happening and is now just not a bad dream that you’ll wake up from eventually. The players made their way to their respective dormitories and respective dorm rooms to bunker down and slumber.

Night 4 proceeded to end there on 5 July 2022 at 00:20 UTC, just preceding the game’s fourth day.

## Action Log

Those who skipped their turn or didn’t respond to my DMs will not be mentioned here.

Player #02, Kylie, acted on Player #04, Alma, killing them.

Player #05, Seven, acted on Player #02, Kylie, seeing they’re Mafia.
Episode 20: The Grinch What Snatched Up Christmas

## Episode Description

What do Harry Potter and hillbilly stories have in common? Quite a lot, actually. To the point where it becomes really suspicious, almost like JK Rowling straight up stole plot elements from these tales, like: a witch ball making a family fart themselves to death, or a person hiding under the stairs trying not to be boiled and eaten. In episode 20 of "What the Folklore?" Carman, Gordie and Tyler read a collection of Hillbilly stories to commemorate the Fourth of July.

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: hillbilly ponzi scheme, Jack Honey, attorney at law, the Doc Holler Guarantee, cannibal intermediary, hillbilly brown note witch, Jasmine pooping herself to death, Sk8ter boi fart percentages, donkey senators of the state of hillbilly, the severed hand in Wall-E, ent lilac murderer, paternity test nanobots, Weasley Chemtrails, the Boston Harry Potter Party.
Toto

**Toto** is a student from the Faculty of Architecture in South Tech University, Pran and his friends' senior, and the director of the Architecture play in Pran's sophomore year. He appears in Episodes 6, 7, 8, and the beginning of 9.

He is a cameo from Bad Buddy's assistant director, Au Kornprom Niyomsil.
Episode 24: The Lone Magician Homeowner's Association

## Episode Description

Introducing the latest in home security systems: a man-sized effigy with bells tied onto it. Placing one of these in your home will absolutely guarantee-with no chance of failure-that intruders will run into it. If that sounds completely, totally crazy to you: you're probably smarter than our fairy tale characters from this week, in the story "Rolando and Brunilde."

Listen here.

Italian Hippie Cautionary Tale, The king of birthdays, Ear quarter fortune, Brain yachts, Sweet nerdy woodcutter, The Alpha Magician, Middle-aged business fairies, Fairying them tiny, Dead magician taxes.
Episode 15: Sauron's Practice Ring

## Episode Description

Sometimes, a fairy tale makes a nice, concise point with an elegantly told narrative that utilizes some clear and transparent themes. And sometimes you get fairy tales that need a whole side plot about an island of mice and turning a boatful of people into lepers to make a point that was never necessary. Guess which kind this week's story "The Bronze Ring" is.

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: Wordhole, Worst Googler, Butterfly Tramp Stamp Slave Brand, Powered by Lepers, Fishquivalency, Laserjet Full of Murder, Plotpoint 19 of 24, Too Many Cats, Do You Even Garden Bro?, Genie's Overflowing Cat Stockroom, Cockroach Motel Trap Castle, Don't Be Hubris, A Subtle Ode to Fish, Reverse Scheherazade
Luxtorpeda

**Luxtorpeda** - polska grupa muzyczna pochodząca z Poznania, wykonująca szeroko pojętą muzyke rockową. W 2011, w trakcie nagrywania albumu *Luxtorpeda* skład uzupełnił wokalista **Przemysław „Hans” Frencel**, raper znany z duetu Pięć Dwa Dębiec. Album zadebiutował na 15. miejscu listy OLiS w Polsce, a pochodzący z albumu utwór *Autystyczny* osiągnął 1. miejsce na Liście Przebojów Programu Trzeciego w 1541 notowaniu.

Na drugiej płycie formacji, *Robaki* znalazła się nowa wersja utworu Pięć Dwa pt. *Gdzie Ty jesteś?* z albumu T.R.I.P.
Episode 22: Nyquil Seppuku

## Episode Description

Being a teenager is a tough deal. You just miss meeting the love of your life in the food court, you cry yourself blind as a result: you know the drill. This week Carman, Gordie and Tyler read the Feudal Japanese version of that, entitled "The Love of Asagao." It's a dramatic tale of one brave girl's journey of failing to make and keep appointments, her Tamagotchi husband, and the trail of inconsequential bodies left in her wake.

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: Heavy boat lovin, Schrodinger's husband, crying yourself blind, so blind you guys, bumpin' fans, “Jurassic Bark” cry scale, parental assassination scheme, finding a new certain place, Minnesota: Japan.
Episode 26: The Westbirdo Bapnest Birch

## Episode Description

Introducing Martin Scorsese's next project: a gritty story of insurance fraud and murder, starring a bird who can't get it together enacting vengeance upon his roommates: a mouse, and a sausage. It's kind of like Goodfellas, but with animals and meat instead of gangsters. This week Carman, Gordie and Tyler read a really strange one: "The Bird, the Mouse, and the Sausage."

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: Animals plus meat, surrounded by ladybirds, macaroni pelican, salt and butter bodysuit, emu/robin, bird gamer tags, Gardner & Son, meat-friends, gaming sausages, sausage forgeries, wood tantrum.
Episode 11: Bouncing Baby Abomination

## Episode Description

Episode 11 of What the Folklore: Making Sense of Senseless Tales, in which Carman, Gordie, and Tyler read "Hans My Hedgehog". What the Folklore is a comedy podcast trying to make sense of nonsensical stories. We deal in strange mythology and folktales from around the globe.

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: Peasant’s Day Out, Reverse Hedgehog Centaur, Haardvark, Guinness World Record Pig Slaughter, Porous Princess, A Swirling Vortex with Legs, Suspended in Pigs, Bagpipe King Siren, Exponential Wings, Stupid Wish Baby.
Episode 18: Ancient Chinese Hangover (Monkey King Part 2)

## Episode Description

If you think that enlightenment is about self-control, spirituality, and connectedness, you're wrong. You're so wrong. Enlightenment is about getting wasted, stealing magical fruit and pills, and then hiding from what you've done, starting a war with Heaven in the process. In episode 18 of What the Folklore? Carman, Gordie and Tyler read chapter 5 of "The Journey West."

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: the Bear Foot Immortal, Trump enlightenment, stacked beach bonuses, the Miraculous Investigator.
Film Awards Wiki

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Episode 25: Strawman Feminist Coven

## Episode Description

See those birds outside your window? Those are not ordinary birds. Those birds are part of the Brotherhood: the birds that guide humanity through the pitfalls of our lives, who help protect us from the secret threat growing. Trust the birds. They know better than you or I what horror the future may bring. In this week's story "The Goldspinners" Carman, Gordie and Tyler uncover something big: the thread that links all of these seemingly random stories together.

Listen here.

Embroidered Manifestos, A Dude Comes Along, Fairytale Union Breaks, Royalty Playpens, Passive-Aggressive Woodland Critters, Truther Birds, Nautical Horses, Secret Finnish Travel Brochure, Wizard WiFi, The Grinch’s Sweatshop, Hyperbolic Time Castle, Magical IT Squad, Project Birdfall.
Episode 19: The Doubtfire Gambit

## Episode Description

Lose yourself in a plot of intrigue and deception, as our protagonists in "Sahin" take you through many, many, many twists and turns. Like a lot of turns. I mean this woman is some kind of evil genius mastermind to pull off some of the stuff that she did. If any of you are single, and you're trying to figure out how to get a life partner in the most roundabout, hellish way possible, then tune in to this episode in which Carman, Gordie and Tyler read "Sahin."

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: Secret Agent Secret, No-Incest Doomsday Situation, Fortydruplets, Subterranean Dinosaurs, Toilet Tutorial/”Bathroom Tech”, Toileting from the Eyes, the Weirdest Blue’s Clues, Bachelorette bathtub poops, candy effigy, “A small slice of her whipping life”, The Ol’ Candy Wife Swap, Samwise’s Travelling tales, How I Met Your Mother: True Ending, Candy World, Grandmother Insults.
Episode 27: H.P. Mayscraft

## Episode Description

Some of the most terrifying things come from right around your neighborhood, as Carman, Gordie and Tyler discovered with this week's story "Whistlin' Jimmy," which is basically what would happen if Mark Twain and HP Lovecraft had some kind of horrible, horrible baby.

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: animal corpse puppetry, farm business techniques, a horrific Tom Sawyer, secret pastry locations, dark-powered wedding crashers, cow skin oracle, open wagon animal bits.
Episode 12: The Master Storyteller Showdown

## Episode Description

Episode 12 of What the Folklore: Making Sense of Senseless Tales, in which Carman, Gordie, and Tyler read "The Day It Snowed Tortillas". What the Folklore is a comedy podcast trying to make sense of nonsensical stories. We deal in strange mythology and folktales from around the globe.

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: the Mexican Fairy Tale Time Machine Prequel, who is this Joe Hayes guy? John Hughes: Master Folklorist, slow motion woodcutter fight sequence, Pokemon as a western, #heresmyaddress, total Mexican Goku, the Testosterzone
Episode 13: A Matryoshka of Monsters

## Episode Description

Episode 13 of What the Folklore: Making Sense of Senseless Tales, in which Carman, Gordie, and Tyler read "Little Man With Hair All Over". What the Folklore is a comedy podcast trying to make sense of nonsensical stories. We deal in strange mythology and folktales from around the globe.

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: Blowing the Master Namer's Mind, Littlefoot's Rap EP, Lebowski with Hair All Over, BDSM Leprechaun, Marvel's Multi-Father, Warmpecker, Everyone Hates Broken Warclub, It's Always Sunny for Scooby and the Gang, Narwhal Culture, Giant Weird Wool Necklace
Episode 10: The Good Chocolate Wife Test

## Episode Description

Episode 10 of What the Folklore: Making Sense of Senseless Tales, in which Carman, Gordie, and Tyler read "The Greenish Bird". What the Folklore is a comedy podcast trying to make sense of nonsensical stories. We deal in strange mythology and folktales from around the globe.

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: the Crystal Towers on the Plains of Merlin, the Willy Wonka prequel, David Cross is an eagle, willful leprosy, celestial gluttony, pointless domestic competitions, literally every bird ever.
Sammy Prescott

## Season History

**Sammy Prescott** was a houseguest on *Total Eviction 2*.

## Trivia

* Sammy is the first Head of Household to cast a tiebreaker vote.
* Sammy's game shares many similarities with her sister, Amy Prescott.
	+ Both of them were the final houseguest to be nominated on their season.
	+ They each received immunity for a week through some type of twist.
	+ They were both evicted by a sole vote, which would be the only vote cast against them throughout their entire season.
Episode 9: Ancient Chinese Home Alone (Monkey King Part 1)

## Episode Description

Episode 9 of What the Folklore: Making Sense of Senseless Tales, in which Carman, Gordie, and Tyler read the first chapter of "the Journey West". What the Folklore is a comedy podcast trying to make sense of nonsensical stories. We deal in strange mythology and folktales from around the globe.

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: Fruit of the Dirt, Giant Stone Monkey Laser Vision, Deer God Pamphlets, Eternal Pants, Immortal Buddha Home Owners' Association, Monkey Squatters' Rights.
Episode 7: Skyhorse and the World of Tomorrow

## Episode Description

Episode 7 of What the Folklore: Making Sense of Senseless Tales, in which Carman, Gordie, and Tyler read "Trusty John". What the Folklore is a comedy podcast trying to make sense of nonsensical stories. We deal in strange mythology and folktales from around the globe.

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: Horse Movies, Bad Poetic Kennings, the Rock vs. Christopher Lloyd, Outlandish Marriage Rituals, Magic Skyhorse Carnival Land, The Golden Roof Domain.
Crimson Merriweather

## Season History

**Crimson Merriweather** is the winner of *Total Eviction 1*.

## Trivia

* Crimson is the first winner of the *Total Eviction* franchise.
* Crimson is the only houseguest to be named a have-not multiple times in *Total Eviction 1*.
* She is the first houseguest to win both HOH and POV in the same week.
	+ She is the first houseguest to win a Power of Veto competition.
	+ She is the first houseguest to discard the Power of Veto.
Episode 5: Fifty Shades of Pink

## Episode Description

Episode 5 of What the Folklore: Making Sense of Senseless Tales, in which Carman, Gordie, and Tyler read "Felicia and the Pot of Pinks". What the Folklore is a comedy podcast trying to make sense of nonsensical stories. We deal in strange mythology and folktales from around the globe.

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: hobby balaclavas, flower puberty, "Nurse me, Daystar!", pregnancy towers, the ol' baby switcharoo, cabbage patch soldiers.
Episode 6: Confucian Fish Wisdom

## Episode Description

Episode 6 of What the Folklore: Making Sense of Senseless Tales, in which Carman, Gordie, and Tyler read "The Youth Who Wanted to Learn What Fear Was". What the Folklore is a comedy podcast trying to make sense of nonsensical stories. We deal in strange mythology and folktales from around the globe.

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: Scooby Doo gang additions, animal corpse pond, the fear avatar, the ghost of a ghost leg, panning for heroin, fairy tale reality show: win a princess, Ghostbane the Eternal.
COBS Game 2

Game 2 of COBS started on 14 August 2022 at 23:06 UTC and the last roleplay announcement of it being on 22 August 2022 at 23:00 UTC. Though it was never vocally announced cancelled, it is still considered as such. Currently only the game to be ever be cancelled in WEBS history.

Submissions for the game had ended on 12 August 2022 at 20:43 UTC, when I, @𝙖𝙣𝙖𝙘𝙝𝙧𝙤𝙣𝙞𝙨𝙢#0007, announced we would be starting with 14 players instead of the desired 15.

With COBS games, cast were revealed on a ‘first come, first served’ basis. Every submission was followed by a reveal of the character after it. So in technical terms, Cast Reveal started on 5 July 2022 at 14:26 UTC and ended on 12 August 2022 at 02:14 UTC.

Prologue had started on 14 August 2022 at 23:06 UTC and ended on 15 August 2022 at 00:20 UTC.

COBS Game 2 had a total of 1 night and 1 day due to its quick cancellation. This game was on Classic 2.0, now named ‘Good vs Evil’ in WEBS, mode and so had all roles from Village and Mafia and had 4 Visitors, Outcasts in WEBS terms.

## COBS Game 2 Cast Pages

Player #01, Mars | Player #05, Aurora | Player #09, Emma | Player #13, Duo Lon

Player #02, Iven | Player #06, Nita | Player #10, Kaoru | Player #14, Aiko

Player #03, Summer | Player #07, Eloma | Player #11, Recon

Player #04, Mercury | Player #08, Adam | Player #12, Handy

(Those that are not highlighted do not have their respective pages)
Episode 16: Hawaiian Spirit Jersey Shore

## Episode Description

Hawaii: home to beautiful beaches, gorgeous scenery, sunshine, and a volcano goddess who will melt your face off for looking at her man the wrong way. It's the new hit reality TV show "Hawaiian Spirit Jersey Shore," where everyone is mad at each other, but also they know magic. Carman, Gordie, and Tyler read "the Fire Goddess," a tale about Pele. But not that Pele. The other Pele.

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: Pele vs. Pele, painting the government a pretty picture, butthole waveforms, angry five-day boink, Hawaiian bird zombie, riding the rainbow, ghost kissing physics, bear spooning
Academy Award for Best Actor

## 1st Academy Awards

* **Emil Jannings** – ***The Last Command*** **as General Dolgorucki (Grand Duke Sergius Alexander)** and ***The Way of All Flesh*** **as August Schilling**
* Richard Barthelmess – *The Noose* as Nickie Elkins and *The Patent Leather Kid* as The Patent Leather Kid
* Charles Chaplin – *The Circus* as A Tramp
1st Academy Awards

#### **Best Actor**

* **Emil Jannings** – ***The Last Command*** **as General Dolgorucki (Grand Duke Sergius Alexander)** and ***The Way of All Flesh*** **as August Schilling**
	+ Richard Barthelmess – *The Noose* as Nickie Elkins and *The Patent Leather Kid* as The Patent Leather Kid
	+ Charles Chaplin – *The Circus* as A Tramp

#### **Best Actress**

* **Janet Gaynor** – ***7th Heaven* as Diane**, ***Street Angel* as Angela**, and ***Sunrise* as The Wife**
	+ Louise Dresser – *A Ship Comes In* as Mrs. Pleznik
	+ Gloria Swanson – *Sadie Thompson* as Sadie Thompson

#### **Best Writing (Original Story)**

* ***Underworld*** – **Ben Hecht**
	+ *The Circus* – Charles Chaplin
	+ *The Last Command* – Lajos Biro

#### **Best Writing (Adaptation)**

* ***7th Heaven*** – **Benjamin Glazer**
	+ *Glorious Betsy* – Anthony Coldeway
	+ *The Jazz Singer* – Alfred Cohn

#### **Best Art Direction**

* ***The Dove*** – **William Cameron Menzies**
* ***Tempest*** – **William Cameron Menzies**
	+ *7th Heaven* – Harry Oliver
	+ *Sunrise* – Rochus Gliese

#### **Best Cinematography**

* ***Sunrise*** – **Charles Rosher and Karl Struss**
	+ *The Devil Dancer* – George Barnes
	+ *The Magic Flame* – George Barnes
	+ *Sadie Thompson* – George Barnes

#### **Best Engineering Effects**

* ***Wings*** – **Roy Pomeroy**
	+ No specific film – Ralph Hammeras
	+ No specific film – Nugent Slaughter

#### **Best Writing (Title Writing)**

* **Joseph Farnham** – no specific film
	+ Gerald Duffy *– The Private Life of Helen of Troy*
	+ George Marion Jr. – no specific film
What The Folklore Podcast Wiki

**What the Folklore?**

***Making Sense of Senseless Tales***
A wiki for the comedy podcast that exposes the absurd side of folklore. Each week Gordie, Tyler, and Carman read a story, fix plotholes and create new ones, and invent unintended connections between tales.

We're a collaborative community website about What The Folklore Podcast that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

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Episode 23: Inevitable Nose Fetish

## Episode Description

The nose was the most important medieval symbol of political power, symbolizing everything from virility to long life to the potential for prosperity. Noted historian/author of Beauty & the Beast (and some much weirder stories) delves deep into the socio-economic consequences of this nose preoccupation in this week's story "Prince Hyacinth and the Dear Little Princess." What does your nose say about you? Join us for an uncomfortable journey of self-discovery!

Listen here.

Suggested talking points: Fairy Tale B-track, Mr Bean's Excellent Adventure, Cursing the Countryside, Baby Face Molding, Pavlovian Nose Laughter, Banishment Consolation Gift Card, Take the Reins, Black Magic Circus, Carbon Dating Witches, Lovingly Framed Nose Shots.
About

# What the Folklore? Podcast

Carman, Gordie, and Tyler started this podcast in 2015 to explore the weird, strange, and wonderful folklore from all over the world. Each week they break down a new fairy tale in an attempt to introduce them to new audiences and reinterpret them for the modern age: taking these stories along for the next stage of the journey of folklore oral tradition.

They are each storytellers in different media, with long-running interested in folklore. Mostly, they're just excited about stories: both discovering new ones and making up their own.

**Gordie:** Gordie got his start in the crayon-illustrated book game, writing sequels to Jurassic Park and Star Wars (no royalties for Star Wars VII yet). These days he can be found designing video games in his spare time, as well as playing many, many childrens' card games. He does some photography, plays some guitar, and is an unfortunate addict to the news. Likes stories about discovery and exploration, and also enjoys when things have unnecessary rule systems.

**Tyler:** Tyler is an animator, a goof enthusiast, a bit of a crimeweaver, and is endlessly fascinated by the stories we tell and why we tell them. He enjoys a plethora of podcasts, video games, and the absolute worst possible movies he can find on Netflix. Thanks to his love of cartoons, his taste in folktales typically veers towards the bizarre and bombastic, featuring characters with strong ideals and force of will. Tyler will probably be talking about Dragon Ball Z on his deathbed.

**Carman:** Carman is an illustrator, storyteller, and gastromancer.  She's consistently decades (or centuries) behind almost all of pop culture and has a terrible habit of trying to turn every hobby into a job in order to escape the dread maw of the cubicle.  You can find her at local community art centers teaching art and writing to hoppin' teens (and kids... and adults) or at home teaching dancing and high fives to Cricket.  She loves character-driven stories with a strong mythic structure and gets way too excited when we're able to connect two disconnected tales.

**Cricket:** Known cat and intern of the show. She does a better job of being a cat than fulfilling her podcasting duties, but even that could use some work.

**John Waterbottle:** Our silent best friend, and the best person any of us will ever know. Truly a modern saint.

What the Folklore? can be found at https://www.wtfolklorepodcast.com/
Tempest Crusaders

**Tempest Crusaders** is the third part of *TaTe's Bizarre Adventure*, serialized in *Weekly Shōnen Jump* from March 2022 to April 2025. The arc is preceded by War Tendency and spans 152 chapters.

## Summary

From 1988 to 1989, the story follows Tatsuma Tenji and his friends as they journey from Ishabana to Sakhar, Ainkimash, to save the life of his mother, Akane Kushihara, by defeating his family's resurrected archenemy, KAZEHARA.

Tatsuma travels with his grandfather, Taron Tevan, as well as Amir El Amari, Kuroba Tokugawa, Jean Noël Aveline, and Nargis. The group fights several of KAZEHARA's minions and Vision users along the way.

## Major Battles

Part 3 Battles
* Tatsuma Tenji vs Achraf Khouri
* Tatsuma Tenji vs Kuroba Tokugawa
* Kuroba Tokugawa vs Black Fly
* Achraf Khouri vs Jean Noel Aveline
* Tatsuma Tenji vs Imposter Captain Crepus
* Tatsuma Tenji vs Simba
* Jean Noel Aveline vs Devil
* Tatsuma Tenji vs Ruler Spirit
* Jean Noel Aveline & Kuroba Tokugawa vs A. Adham
* Tatsuya Kushihara vs Nene
* Tatsuma Tenji vs The Drifters
* Tatsuma Tenji & Jean Noel Aveline vs Safa Adham
* Jean Noel Aveline & Kuroba Tokugawa & Tatsuma Tenji vs Dods Asghar
* Tatsuma Tenji vs Arabia Thin
* Kuroba Tokugawa vs The Rooster
* Jean Noel Aveline & Achraf Khouri vs Rhamschosi
* Tatsuma Tenji vs High Priestess
* Tatsuma Tenji & Nargis vs Nu
* Tatsuma Tenji & Jean Noel Aveline vs Sett
* Tatsuya Kushihara & Achraf Khouri vs Nishem
* Tatsuma Tenji & Jean Noel Aveline vs Ahmes
* Jean Noel Aveline vs Varka A. Varvik
* Tatsuya Kushihara & Tatsuma Tenji vs Varka A. Varvik
* Jean Noel Aveline vs Wagner
* Nargis vs Khonshu
* Kuroba Tokugawa, Tatsuma Tenji & Tatsuya Kushihara vs Vincent A. Varvik
* Jean Noel Aveline, Achraf Khouri & Nargis vs Cioccolata Eis
* Tatsuma Tenji, Jean Noel Aveline, Kuroba Tokugawa & Tatsuya Kushihara vs KAZEHARA
Kevin McAllister

## Season History

**Kevin Gerald McAllister** was a houseguest on *Total Eviction 2*.

## Trivia

* He's the only contestant to make it to the final 5 without winning any HoH and PoV comp.
* Despite not competing in Season 3, he appeared in a flashback in the premiere and was mentioned three times: twice by Solara Vargas and later briefly by Ethan Smith. Kevin later appeared in a commercial alongside Jo Tyson in the finale.
Tailina Terro

## Other Information

### Goals

Prevent Patrizio Gagliardo from committing crimes and sending drugs across the continent.

## Family

### Ancestry

Kushihara Clan
Kyosho Clan

## Medias

### Manga Debut

IOR Chapter 1

**Tailina Terro** is the protagonist of Part 9 and the ninth TaTe of the *TaTe's Bizarre Adventure* series. She also the final TaTe of this series.

Tailina is the fourth female "TaTe", and the daughter of Tiziano Terro.

## Appearance

Tailina is a beautiful woman with flowing blone hair that reached her waist. Her hair is pinned back on the side with a hair band. Her pale skin is contrasted by piercing gold eyes.

Tailina wears a navy jacket that unbuttons her belly and wearing a gray shirt inside. and her wore a navy cloth with gold trim around her butt-length waist and cover her knees along with a navy blue skirt.

## Personality

Tailina is a kind-hearted girl with a pleasant temperament who treats others with politeness and courtesy. She holds the people of Alluvione dear to her heart and often goes out of her way to personally assist in all kinds of matters; being a member of the Smeraldo, she feels that she must meet the people's needs. She is a perfectionist with an earnest personality.

## Abilities

**Extrasensory Perception**: Tailina has extremely honed senses able to pick up things outside the normal range of perception.

**Swordsmanship**: Talina is one of the most powerful and skilled swordsmen in the entire organization. Despite being so young, Talina's swordsmanship impressed even the likes Patrizio Gagliardo.

**Geokinesis**: As Geo Vision user, Talina can manipulate and generates earth and stone and replicates it with his movements, techniques and abilities. Most, if not all, known techniques and forms utilize the ground beneath him and the vast surroundings to generate powerful and sturdy attacks that specialize in both offense and defense.

* **Jade Shield**: Talina Elemental Passive allow her to generate Jade Shield to protected his team and herself will decrease the Elemental Resistance and Physical Resistance of opponents in a small area of effect.
Wynter Coldstone

* TE3
* TE2

## Season History

**Wynter Coldstone** was a houseguest on *Total Eviction 2* and *Total Eviction 3*.

## Player History - *Total Eviction 2*

### Voting History

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## Trivia

* In season 2 of Total Eviction, Wynter (labeled as the Ice Queen) was given the nickname "Ice Witch" by Kevin McAllister due to her controversial reputation in the first few weeks of the game.
* In season 2 of Total Eviction, Wynter and Maria Russo were the first houseguests to come close to a physical fight. They were both left off with strict warnings and this caused production to be more wary of any future similar incidents. Coincidentally, they were the ones to help break up a fight between Rachel Samson and Cassandra Gomez one season later.
* Wynter won the first Power of Veto competition in both seasons she competed in.
	+ She used the Power of Veto both times she won it.
	+ Ironically, both houseguests that she used it on (Aman Russula and herself) would go on to be evicted in a triple eviction.
* She is the first houseguest to use the Power of Veto on one of her own nominations.
* Wynter is the first houseguest to call multiple house meetings. Ironically, both house meetings would occur in the fourth week of the competition.
* Wynter is the only houseguest to appear in multiple seasons and never be the sole person evicted in a given week. In Season 2, she was the first victim of a double eviction that later also took out Mary Lou. In Season 3, she failed to receive enough votes to be saved from a triple eviction, and was eliminated alongside Vanessa.
* Wynter is the only houseguest confirmed to have strong connections to previous houseguests. She mentions Sammy and Aman on numerous occasions and is wearing the necklace Aman made for her during the first five weeks of Season 3, before Ivy flushes it down the toilet. She claims said necklace is "very dear to her" in the same scene in which she loses it for good. She also reunites with the dynamic duo, as well as Bridgette, Diamond, and Jackson, days after the third season ends.
Maria Russo

* TE3
* TE2

## Season History

**Maria Russo** was a fake houseguest on *Total Eviction 2* and a houseguest on *Total Eviction 3*.

## Player History - *Total Eviction 2*

### Voting History

 3
 4

## Trivia

* Maria is the first player to compete as a fake houseguest.
* Maria is the first houseguest to be the first Head of Household of a season and make it to the jury phase in that same season.
* Maria is the only returnee in *Total Eviction 3* to not outplace her entire team.
* Maria is the only Season 2 veteran to accrue votes against her. She received three votes in Week 10, her eviction week, while both Ethan and Wynter received none throughout their entire run in the season.
Anne Maria

## Season History

**Anne Maria** was a houseguest on *Total Eviction 1*.

## Trivia

* Anne is the first houseguest to ever be evicted in the *Total Eviction* franchise.
	+ Despite this, she is also the first houseguest to come back into the game through a twist.
* Anne is the first houseguest to be evicted from the house multiple times.
Ethan Smith

* TE3
* TE2

## Season History

**Ethan Smith** is the winner of *Total Eviction 3*. He first appeared on *Total Eviction 2*.

## Trivia

* In season 2 of Total Eviction, Ethan played a super under the radar game up until week 6 where he was asked to be a pawn by his ally, Ataka Yoshida. Unfortunately, accepting this role led to his demise as he was voted out 5-2.
* Ethan is the first houseguest to be nominated in the first week and reach the final two.
* Ethan is the first houseguest to cast two sole votes in a single season.
	+ Both houseguests that he evicted by a sole vote (Rachel Samson and Ryan Campbell) only ever had Ethan cast a vote against them.
Athanor

**Athanor** is the world and continent that serves as the primary setting of TaTe's Bizarre Adventure.

## History

### Hitotachi Empire (200BC)

Hitotachi Empire was the first empire to be established on the Athanor continent. by Hamayumi the Great

This empire was located on the eastern mountains of Athanor. or Hayakawa The people around that area were called Eastlander. The Hitotachi Empire grew rapidly, occupying Maneepruksa, Qingsui, and Alluvione as colonies. Later, after the death of Emperor Hamayumi, In Maneepruksa during the reign of King Maha Wari Avatar The Great has officially separated from Hitotachi Many Hitotachi kings were unable to bring Maneepruksa back as a colony.

Later, Qingshui and Alluvione became independent. Because Hitotachi moved the capital to Fushinari. and deteriorating power Thus ended the Hitotachi Empire from that time on.

### Archon War (Gregorian 1)

The Archon War was a prolonged conflict between gods for supremacy that began several thousand years ago and ended two thousand years ago. It is unclear how long ago the War began or why it did; however, before then, gods were able to live together peacefully.

Before the Archon War, many gods roamed the continent of Athanor. For reasons unknown, seven divine seats opened up in Celestia, causing the continent to descend into a protracted series of conflicts that ended 2000 years ago. Over the course of the war, most gods were slain or sealed until only seven victors remained; each victor became their respective element's Archon and became the rulers of one of the seven nations, using their powers to transform its terrain and governing the land according to their ideals.

## Trivia

* The countries of Atharnor were inspired by:
	+ Hayakawa was inspired by Japan
	+ Dahri was inspired by Egypt
	+ Qingsui was inspired by China
	+ Ostium was inspired by America and Latin-America
	+ Alluvione was inspired by Italy and France
	+ Agninakorn was inspired by Thai and Middle East
	+ Aysberg was inspired by Russia
Ekarat

Max Mittelman (English)

Aphichit Likitlimpreecha (Thai)

**Ekarat**, along with Nopparat, are the primary antagonists in the Varanara Arc of *Justice Is Unbreakable*. He is a 9 Kittinanchai's Harbringers, holding the position as the Fourth of 9 Harbringers.

## Appearance

Ekarat is tall youngman with athletic build, He has messy brown hair with crimson eyes.

Ekarat wears a cream colored coat with shoulder plates of dark brown leather on both shoulders. He was wearing a dark brown sash and brown-grey jeans

## Personality

Ekarat is a crude, arrogant, short-tempered, and aggressive person. He showed to be extremely arrogant and condescending to those around him, often bragging of his ability's power, and even boasting that he would take on kill Thanawat Tewinphakthi.

## Abilities

**Immense Strength**: Ekarat is very strong. He can throw cannonballs with equal power to that of a cannon and create massive holes on the ground with his blows. With his grip strength, he can also crush his cannonballs and turn them into shrapnel.

**Pyrokinesis**: As a Pyro Vision user, Ekarat can mimics flames and replicates it with the user's movements, techniques and abilities. Most, if not all, known techniques and forms involve extremely powerful singular strikes which 'burn' their opponents, with most attacks being initiated from a high stance.

* **Arm Extension**: Ekarat Elemental Ability can dislocate his arms and elongate them. He can use this ability to throw projectiles with more force.
Jirakorn Kittinanchai

**Jirakorn Kittinanchai** is deuteragonist featured in *Rise of Kittinanchai*.

Introduced as antagonist, Jirakorn is the last Kittinanchai Clan members along with his twin brother, Jirakrit Kittinanchai. who survive from final battle in 1999 and Kittinanchai Clan genocide by Agninakorn Army, After death of their father, Nawasorn Kittinanchai.

## Appearance

Jirakorn has the appearance of a tall man with a light complexion. He has long red hair that's tied into a ponytail, greenish eyes.

Jirakorn's wear an oriental-styled blouse modified with plating and golden armor in the shape of a nian on his right arm. He also has two capes that drape over both shoulders, waist armor with multiple belts, leather vambraces, red trousers with thigh harnesses, and tall boots, with a scroll and tassel attached at his hip.

## Personality

Unlike his brother, Jirakorn always wears a stoic and unbothered expression on his face. However, he has a reserved personality and a very strong sense of justice with no tolerance towards those who don't know their own limitations and throw away their lives. It is revealed later on that Jirakorn suffers from an inferiority complex which he developed since his participation in his past. It gets severe to the point where he contemplates abandoning his fight until someone helps him realize that instead of acting on his survivor's guilt, he should cherish his life and live on for the people who sacrificed their lives for him.

## Abilities

**Immense Speed & Reflexes**: Jirakorn is extremely fast, being able to easily move faster than even the eye can see. shown when his speed could evade the attacks of several enemies effortlessly and later blitz them.

**Enhanced Strength**: Jirakorn has attained amazing physical strength through years of harsh training. Most importantly, Jirakorn has incredible leg strength allowing him to jump extremely high and at blistering speeds to perform his Techniques.

**Polearm Proficiency**: Jirakorn wields his polearm with godly skill and proficiency, being able to deliver dozens of blows in the blink of an eye. He also displayed great dexterity in utilizing his polearm in combat, delivering powerful blows incessantly and accurately.

**Electrokinesis**: As an Electro Vision user. Jirakorn can that mimics lightning, specifically swift strikes and movements akin to lightning ripping through the sky, and replicates it with the user's movements, techniques and abilities. Most, if not all, known techniques and forms involve utilizing blinding speeds and immensely fast attacks to overwhelm the enemy in an instant.
Cameron Wilkins

* TE2
* TE1

## Season History

**Cameron Wilkins** was a houseguest on *Total Eviction 1* and *Total Eviction 2*.

## Player History - *Total Eviction 1*

### Voting History

 –
 2
 3

## Trivia

* Cameron is the first houseguest to have the Power of Veto used on him by another houseguest.
* In *Total Eviction 1*, he never voted with the majority.
	+ Coincidentally, he always voted with the majority during *Total Eviction 2*.
Nopparat

Kaiji Tang (English)

Phakpoom Wantong (Thai)

**Nopparat** along with Ekarat, are the primary antagonists in the Varanara Arc of *Justice Is Unbreakable*. He is a 9 Kittinanchai's Harbringers, holding the position as the Fifth of Ninth Harbringers.

## Personality

Nopparat was a fearless, bold, determined and battle-lusting individual who, he took an enormous amount of pleasure in fighting. He had no fear of death or injury. Nopparat was described by Nawasorn as the worst and most barbaric warrior, he is a man of few words, only speaking when absolutely necessary or when in combat.

## Abilities

**Enhanced Speed & Reflexes**: Nopparat possessed decently great movement speed and reflexes, being able to keep up with a Pornprapha, evading many of the Pornprapha's techniques. He was also able to travel from a building far from Pornprapha to right behind her in an instant, even subduing Pornprapha before she could react.

**Electrokinesis**: As an Electro Vision user, Nopparat can that mimics lightning, specifically swift strikes and movements akin to lightning ripping through the sky, and replicates it with the user's movements, techniques and abilities. Most, if not all, known techniques and forms involve utilizing blinding speeds and immensely fast attacks to overwhelm the enemy in an instant.

* **Shadow Manipulation:** Nopparat's Elemental Abilities allows him to create and manipulate shadows with special properties and characteristics from his flesh and blood. His shadows have unique shapes and designs on them, ranging from purple irregular pattern. These shadows contain a suction effect with not only absorbs damage from physical attacks, but also makes it extremely difficult to escape when in contact with them.
Foschia Veleno

**Foschia Veleno** is a core ally featured in *Golden Ocean*.

A young and quick-tempered strategist, Veleno is a member of Galliard's team and, by extension, Smeraldo. He follows Tiziano and Galliard in their mission to bodyguard Vittoria Diletta.

In addition to being one of the more calculated members on the team, he possesses the particularly deadly Anemo Vision.

## Appearance

Veleno is a young man of slim to average build with spiky hair. He has large bangs going down the right side of his face, the quantity of which varies throughout his appearances. In the anime adaptation, he instead has three bangs hanging to his forehead.

Veleno wears a two-piece suit filled with holes on the sleeves and legs and has a watch on his left wrist. Originally his jacket had a hole on the chest as well, but past chapter 30 it is portrayed as a one-button suit jacket. He also wears a belt to support his pants and a tie with a strawberry pattern. His shoes have the same strawberry pattern on the front of them. In his earliest appearances, he had earrings with wishing lamp symbols on them.

## Personality

Veleno has a very caring personality, as shown in his past when he brings a young Aglio, who was suffering from hunger and from an eye disease, into a restaurant and asks Galliard to give him food. He even continues to greatly care for Aglio, tutoring him and acting protective of him at times. Veleno is usually a friendly member of the group, easily mingling with the turbulent Efesto and Aglio, being the first to greet Vittoria Diletta, and openly acknowledging Tiziano's ability and greatly praising him after their fight together.

However, once upset Veleno is quite hotheaded and violent. It is stated that he dropped out of school because he bashed his teacher with an encyclopedia. He was also shown to violently stab Aglio with a fork and slam his head over a table when the latter made a basic mistake and jabbing him in the stomach with keys when he repeatedly restated orders incorrectly.

## Abilities

**Anemokinesis**: As a Anemo Vision user. Veleno can manipulate powerful torrents of air and whirlwinds, and replicates it with his movements, techniques and abilities. Most, if not all, known techniques and forms involve purely offensive attacks, most of which utilizing rotating movements to generate swift whirlwind-like slashes that greatly increase the wielder's striking range or utilizing the air around them to deliver sharp sickle-shaped attacks.

* **Killer Virus Infection**: Veleno Elemental Ability is an unstable ability that contains a particularly deadly, flesh-eating virus in each of the three bulbs on each of its hands. When a bulb breaks, usually because Veleno punches something, the virus is released and surrounds himself as a cloud of purple gas. In the case where Viola is unable to shatter the bulbs through direct contact, it can release them from its knuckle like a pressurized gun so that they can shatter on impact.

## Etymology

* His name **Foschia** means "Haze"
* His surname **Veleno** means "Poison"
Evil Blood

**Evil Blood** is the first story arc of *TaTe's Bizarre Adventure*, serialized in *Weekly Shōnen Jump* from October 2020 to June 2021 for a total of 44 chapters.

## Summary

The story follows Takeo Kushihara as he matures with and eventually combats his adoptive brother, the cunning and merciless Kazehara Kyosho.

As part of his scheme, Kazehara torments Takeo in ways such as "mistaking" his dog for attacking him and proceeding to knee him in the jaw, violently beating him in a boxing match, and turning his friends against him, all while presenting himself before Takeo's father as a better gentleman and student than his adoptive brother. When Takeo finds solace in a relationship with his girlfriend Hoseki Yamanae, Kazehara steals her first kiss.

Kazehara eventually becomes a demon, leading to Takeo fighting him for humanity's sake.

## Battle

Part 1 Battles
* Takeo Kushihara vs Kazehara Kyosho (as children)
* Takeo Kushihara vs Kazehara Kyosho
* Takeo Kushihara vs Itami the Ripper
* Takeo Kushihara & Hikaru Nagamasa vs Kazehara Kyosho
* Takeo Kushihara vs Takeshi
* Takeo Kushihara & Hikaru Nagamasa vs Otoya
* Takeo Kushihara & Sendou vs Kazehara Kyosho (2nd Battle)
* Takeo Kushihara vs Qin Xue & Kazehara Kyosho (3rd Battle)
Naphat

Todd Haberkorn (English)

Thanasak Un-on (Thai)

**Naphat** also known as his codename "The Soul Weaver", was the primary antagonist in the Avidya Forest Arc of Justice Is Unbrakable. He is a Kittinanchai's harbringers affiliated with the 9 Kittinanchai's Harbringers, holding the position of Ninth of Nine Harbringers.

## Appearance

Naphat was a young boy of short. His hair was light pink and bore resemblance to spider legs. The sclera of his eyes was red, while his irises were a pale blue.

He wore a white, oversized kimono that had spider webs etched on the sleeves and the expanse of the hem. He also wore a plain, white juban underneath, and was barefoot. His nails bore the same color of his eyelashes.

## Personality

On a general basis, Naphat was a quasi-calm and polite individual, rarely raising his voice, and talking with everyone, allies or enemies, with a reasonable tone and vocabulary, though his low and guttural way of speaking seems to imply repressed anger and annoyance. Every time he spoke with Thanawat during their duel he remained somewhat civil in speech, never once insulting him or calling him a name.

## Abilities

**Enhanced Durability**: Naphat possessed a body that was incredibly durable and hard to cut, with it easily far surpassing the hardness of lesser, as Thanawat noted that Naphat skin was much harder  who was also able to shrug off attacks from a Phakpoom attack. Naphat even admits that the durability of his skin far surpassed the durability of his own threads.

**Enhanced Strength**: Naphat had displayed superhuman strength, being able to easily overpower Thanawat by simply kicking and punching him, launching him into the air or an extremely great distance seemingly effortlessly while also causing him to bleed with every blow.

**Menacing Aura**: Naphat possessed an aura that Thanawat was noted to make the air feel thick and heavy with a mere gaze.

**Unlimited Stamina & Endurance**: Naphat possessed infinite stamina and endurance, never getting tired nor feeling pain. This was shown when he didn't flinch in the slightest when Phakpoom kick his face, causing him to bleed profusely.

**Dendrokinesis**: As a Dendro Vision User. Naphat can mimics the plants and replicates it with the user's movements, techniques and abilities. Most, if not all, known techniques and forms are standard yet varied swordsmanship techniques that focus on swift and powerful strikes that always follow the shape and pattern of a vines and plants.

* **Thread Manipulation**: Naphat's Elemental Abilities allowed him to create thin threads indiscernible from string from his own cells and manipulate them however he pleased. He typically extended the threads from his fingertips like a puppet master. Due to his own body's durability, the threads Naphat manipulates were extremely durable and sharp, being capable of cutting as well as any wepon and blocking strikes from them as well. Naphat can further amplify their strength and durability by infusing his blood through them, giving them a blood red color.