recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Angeoa

**FRESHWATER MONSTER of northern Canada.**

Etymology: Inuktitut (Eskimo-Aleut) word.

Physical description: Length, 50–60 feet. Black. Enormous fin.

Distribution: Dubawnt Lake, Nunavut.

Significant sighting: An Inuit man told Farley Mowat in the 1940s that his father had encountered the Angeoa at the end of the nineteenth century. It overturned his kayak, killing his companion.

Source: Farley Mowat, People of the Deer (Boston: Little, Brown, 1952), pp. 313–316.
Arizona Jaguar

**Subspecies of jaguar of uncertain status in Arizona.**

Scientific name: Panthera onca arizonensis.

Present status: Hunted nearly to extinction by 1905, though breeding populations persisted at least through the 1940s and probably until the 1960s. Confirmed jaguar sightings took place in 1971 (east of Nogales), 1986 (Dos Cabezas Mountains), 1996 (Baboquivari Mountains), and 2001 (near the Mexican border), with scattered, unconfirmed reports occurring almost annually. Whether this constitutes a breeding population or occasional stragglers from Mexico is uncertain. The subspecies was declared endangered in the United States in 1997.

Sources: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants: Final Rule to Extend Endangered Status for the Jaguar in the United States, 50 CFR Part 17 (July 22, 1997), on line at http://endangered. fws.gov/r/fr97622.html; Mitch Tobin, “Wandering Jaguar Shakes Things Up,” Tucson Arizona Daily Star, February 24, 2002.
Step One

Well, here you are! You've created your new tribe! Oh, your wondering what to do now? Okay. So here are a few things you can do with your new tribe:

* Make a Fanfiction! Making a fanfiction is awesome! You can create your own story! But this time, it's even better! Now, you have your own tribe to write a story of! try to get details of how they live, where they live, and what they do.
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* Make a YouTube video announcing your tribe! Are you a Youtuber like me? Well, you know what to do!
Antarctic Long-Finned Whale

**Unknown CETACEAN of the Antarctic.**

Physical description: Length, 20–30 feet. Black. Long, erect, slightly curved dorsal fin situated toward the tail.

Distribution: Antarctic waters.

Significant sightings:

In 1841, commander of the Erebus James C. Ross and surgeon Robert McCormick reported seeing a high-finned whale in the Ross Sea off Ross Island, Antarctica.

Zoologist Edward A. Wilson observed groups of similar cetaceans on January 28 and February 8, 1902, during Robert Scott’s Discovery expedition to the Antarctic. They were black, with some white around the mouth or chin. The dorsal fins were 3–4 feet long and sabre-shaped.

Cetologist Robert Clarke and colleagues logged eight sightings of a high-finned mystery whale about 20 feet long off the coast of Chile, November 24–27, 1964.

Sources: James Clark Ross, A Voyage of Discovery and Research in the Southern and Antarctic Regions, during the Years 1839–43, vol. 1 (London: John Murray, 1847); Edward Adrian Wilson, Mammalia (Cetacea & Pinnipedia) (London, 1907), pp. 4–5; Robert Clarke, Anelio Aguayo L., and Sergio Basulto del Campo, “Whale Observation and Whale Marking off the Coast of Chile in 1964,” Scientific Report of the Whales Research Institute, no. 30 (1978): 117–177; Darren Naish, “Multitudinous Enigmatic Cetaceans, or ‘Whales in Limbo,’” Animals and Men, no. 11 (December 1996): 28–34.
Amali

**Dinosaur-like animal of Central Africa, similar to the MOKELE-MBEMBE.**

Etymology: Myene (Bantu), “fabulous animal.” Linguistically similar to the N’YAMALA.

Behavior: Amphibious. Tracks: Three claws. Prints are the size of frying pans.

Habitat: Lakes.

Distribution: Gabon.

Significant sighting: The adventurer Trader Horn allegedly discovered a cave painting of an Amali, chiseled it out, and sent it as a gift to President Ulysses S. Grant. If true, this incident most likely occurred in the early 1880s, after Grant left office.

Sources: Trader Horn, Life and Works, ed. Ethelreda Lewis (London: Jonathan Cape, 1927), vol. 1, pp. 272–273; Bernard Heuvelmans, Les derniers dragons d’Afrique (Paris: Plon, 1978), pp. 250–251, 268.
Altamaha-Ha

**FRESHWATER MONSTER of Georgia.**

Etymology: After the river.

Physical description: Length, 10–25 feet. Diameter, 10–12 inches. Smooth, gray-brown skin. Small head. Long neck. Two or three humps.

Behavior: Swims by undulations.

Distribution: Altamaha River, near Darien, Georgia.

Significant sightings: On January 16, 1983, Tim Sanders watched a 20- to 25-foot creature from the Champney River bridge. On July 6, 1997, Jim and Mary Marshall were boating on the river when they saw an animal, 10–12 feet long, with three humps.

Sources: Ann Richardson Davis, The Tale of the Altamaha “Monster” (Waverly, Iowa.: G&R, 1996); Ann Richardson Davis, The Altamaha-Ha page, http://www.gabooks.com/ altahaha. shtml; Global Underwater Search Team (GUST), Operation River Search, http://www bahnhof.se/~wizard/cryptoworld/ index30a.html.
Ah-Een-Meelow

**SEA MONSTER of the South Pacific Ocean.**

Etymology: Barok (Austronesian), “fish eel.”

Physical description: Length, 50 feet. Head like a python’s. Neck, 10–15 feet long, 2 feet thick. Four gray-green body loops, 10 feet apart. Frill on the back. Vertical, segmented tail, 2 feet long.

Behavior: Moves with vertical undulations.

Habitat: Seen close to the coast.

Distribution: Ramat Bay, New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.

Source: Paul Cropper and Malcolm Smith, “Some Unpublicized Australasian ‘Sea Serpent’ Reports,” Cryptozoology 11 (1992): 51–69.
Agogwe

**SMALL HOMINID of East Africa.**

Etymology: Kuria or Chagga (Bantu) word.

Physical description: Height, about 4 feet. Brown or russet-colored hair.

Behavior: Upright gait. Said to barter for goods with local tribes.

Habitat: Dense forests. Distribution: North-central Tanzania.

Significant sighting: William Hichens briefly observed two hairy men in north-central Tanzania in the 1920s. They walked upright across a clearing in the forest.

Possible explanation: Surviving gracile australopith, suggested by Bernard Heuvelmans. (See KAKUNDAKARI for a more detailed explanation.) The Laetoli fossil beds that contain perfectly preserved Australopithecus afarensis footprints are in north-central Tanzania, as is Olduvai Gorge where the robust fossil Paranthropus boisei was discovered by Louis Leakey in 1959. Since East Africa is the probable birthplace of early hominid species, its traditions of small hairy men are tantalizing.

Sources: William Hichens, “African Mystery Beasts,” Discovery 18 (1937): 369–373; Bernard Heuvelmans, Les bêtes humaines d’Afrique (Paris: Plon, 1980), pp. 515–516, 530–535
Arabian Flying Snake

**FLYING REPTILE of the Middle East.**

Physical description: Looks like a water snake. Has wings like a bat.

Behavior: Flies from Arabia to Egypt in the spring. Attacked by ibises. Significant sighting: In the fourth century B.C., Herodotus claimed to have seen their skeletons in large numbers at a place called Buto between Egypt and Arabia.

Possible explanations:

(1) The Desert locust (Schistocerca gregaria) is a large, flying grasshopper of Africa and Asia that periodically forms massive swarms hundreds of miles long, causing enormous crop damage. Though each locust is only 2.25 inches long, such a swarm would leave behind a large number of dead insects.

(2) The fossil bones of Spinosaurus, a large theropod dinosaur of the Late Cretaceous, 95 million years ago. The type specimen was first described in 1915 near Marsá Matruh, Egypt, on the Mediterranean coast. Its most striking feature is a set of dorsal spines that probably supported a sail-like membrane.

Sources: Herodotus, The Histories, ed. John Marincola (New York: Penguin, 1996), pp. 112–113 (II. 75–76); Adrienne Mayor, The First Fossil Hunters: Paleontology in Greek and Roman Times (Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 2000), pp. 135–136. 1905, though breeding populations persisted at least through the 1940s and probably until the 1960s. Confirmed jaguar sightings took place in 1971 (east of Nogales), 1986 (Dos Cabezas Mountains), 1996 (Baboquivari Mountains), and 2001 (near the Mexican border), with scattered, unconfirmed reports occurring almost annually. Whether this constitutes a breeding population or occasional stragglers from Mexico is uncertain. The subspecies was declared endangered in the United States in 1997. Sources: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants: Final Rule to Extend Endangered Status for the Jaguar in the United States, 50 CFR Part 17 (July 22, 1997), on line at http://endangered. fws.gov/r/fr97622.html; Mitch Tobin, “Wandering Jaguar Shakes Things Up,” Tucson Arizona Daily Star, February 24, 2002.
AMPHIBIANS (Unknown)

The three types of animals popularly known as amphibians are newts and salamanders (Order Urodela), frogs and toads (Order Anura), and caecilians (Order Gymnophiona), all belonging to the Class Lissamphibia. They have moist skin, no claws, and a layer of fibrous tissue that separates the base and crown of their teeth. Each goes through a primarily aquatic larval stage before metamorphosing into an adult. The earliest modern amphibians arose more than 210 million years ago in the Triassic from an earlier group of amphibians known as lepospondyls.

The largest living amphibian is the Chinese giant salamander (Andrias davidianus) one specimen caught in Guizhou Province, China, in 1923 measured 5 feet 9 inches along the curve of its body. The largest frog is the rare Goliath frog (Conraua goliath) from Central Africa, which has been measured to an overall length, with legs extended, of 34.5 inches. Of the six mystery amphibians listed here, three are frogs, one is a salamander, and two are possible caecilians (wormlike, legless animals that burrow into the soil in the tropics).

Mystery Amphibians:

BLUE-NOSED FROG

COLEMAN FROG

MINHOCÃO

MULILO

SAPO DE LOMA

TRINITY ALPS

GIANT SALAMANDER
Ryn Aspen

**Character Information**

**Character Name:** Ryn Aspen

**Age:** 18

**Height:** 5' 8"

**Gender:** Female

**Alignment:** Chaotic Good

**Town/Nation: Altraria**

**Occupation:** Archer

**Quote:** "look, it's a wolf! Lets adopt it."

**Backstory**

In the small village where Ryn lived through most of her childhood, life was very simple. Up until the point where the village was threatened by a nearby nation. This village was viewed as extra land that neighboring nations wanted for themselves. Uneasiness radiated across the village since then.

Even as a young child, Ryn has always been attached to the wildlife, so when she was around 9 years old, she was wandering in the forest as per usual. She had found an abandoned puppy and decided to take it home with her. On the way back to the village, she saw a raging fire where her family was supposed to be. Sprinting back, she only found the ashes of what used to be their home, and the residents, fled. The only remains were her fathers helmet, half missing, and her now broken bow.

Months of searching for her family, she ended up lost, and the only one accompanying her was the puppy which she earlier named Frederick. Nobody knows where she had gone since then, or if she was still alive. Years later, upon her arrival of a beautiful mountainside where she hoped to settle, she was attacked by a herd of mobs. The one who saved her gifted his bow and arrows, which striked her interest to continue with archery training.
Auli

**Unknown SIRENIAN of East and Central Africa.**

Variant names: Aila, Ia-bahr-tedcha (“water calf”), Mama fouta, Ourha-bieh.

Physical description: Size of a sheep.

Behavior: Drags its hind feet like a seal.

Distribution: Lake T’ana in Ethiopia tributaries of the Mereb Wenz, Eritrea Lake Chad, the Dagana Marshes, and the Ounianga Lakes in Chad.

Significant sighting: In 1900 or 1901, Dr. Auguste Morel was traveling in the Dagana marshes, Chad, with local fishermen in support of French colonial troops pacifying the region. A huge animal that left a tremendous disturbance in the water nearly upset their boats. Morel found a large area of crushed reeds but no tracks. The locals had no idea what the animal was.

Possible explanations:

(1) An extended range of the West African manatee (Trichechus senegalensis) is possible in Chad, though less likely in Ethiopia. Adults are generally 9–10 feet long. The animal is found in rivers, estuaries, swamps, and lagoons from the Senegal River in the north to the Cuanza River, Angola, in the south, and it occurs as far as 1,200 miles from the sea along the Niger River. Its presence in the Chari River and Lake Chad has been suspected but never confirmed.

(2) An unknown species of manatee or freshwater dugong that evolved from fossil forms found in Egypt.

Sources: Theodor von Heuglin, Reise nach Abessinien, den Gala-Ländern, Ost-Sudán und Chartúm in den Jahren 1861 und 1862 (Jena, Germany: H. Costenoble, 1868), pp. 247, 289; Édouard-Louis Trouessart, “Existe-t-il dans les marais du lac Tchad un grand mammifère encore inconnu des naturalistes?” La Nature 76 (January 21, 1911): 120–121; Neue Mannheimer Zeitung, September 6, 1938, p. 7; Nigel Heseltine, From Libyan Sands to Chad (London: Museum Press, 1960), pp. 128–129; Bernard Heuvelmans, Les derniers dragons d’Afrique (Paris: Plon, 1978), pp. 142–144, 277–279, 358–363.
Aidakhar

**FRESHWATER MONSTER of Central Asia.**

Etymology: Possibly Kazakh (Turkic) word, said to mean “huge snake.”

Physical description: Length, 45–50 feet. Head, 6 feet long and 3 feet wide. Long neck. One hump.

Behavior: Said to have a trumpeting call.

Distribution: Lake Kök-köl, Zhambyl Region, Kazakhstan.

Significant sighting: Anatolii and Volodya Pecherskii saw the animal in 1975 from about 25 feet away. Possible explanation: Lake water being sucked into underground caverns is said to create noisy, monsterlike whirlpools.

Sources: Denver Post, January 31, 1977; “Muddying the Waters,” ISC Newsletter 5, no. 4 (Winter 1986): 10
Adlekhe-Titin

**WILDMAN of West Asia.**

Etymology: Ubykh (Circassian), “mountain man.”

Variant names: Lakhatet, Lakshir.

Physical description: Covered with hair.

Distribution: Northwestern Caucasus Moun�tains, Russia.

Sources: Georges Dumézil and Aytek Namitok, “Récits oubykh,” Journal Asiatique 243 (1955): 1–47; John Colarusso, “Ethnographic Information on a Wild Man of he Caucasus,” in Marjorie Halpin and Michael M. Ames, eds., Manlike Monsters on Trial (Vancouver, Canada: University of British Columbia Press, 1980), pp. 255–264.
Adjulé

**DOG-like animal of North Africa.**

Etymology: Tamahaq (Berber) name.

Variant names: Kelb-el-khela (“bushdog,” in Mauritania), Tarhsît (for the female).

Physical description: Like a wolf.

Distribution: Sahara Desert.

Possible explanation: An African wild dog (Lycaon pictus) outside its usual range. These dogs stand up to 2 feet 7 inches at the shoulder and are normally found in protected sub-Saharan savanna areas. Earlier in the twentieth century, there may have been enough gazelles in subdesert areas for scattered packs to subsist.

Source: Théodore Monod, “Sur la présence du Sahara du Lycaon pictus (Temm.) (Résultats scientifiques de la Mission Saharienne Augiéras-Draper),” Bulletin de la Société Zoologique de France 53 (1928): 262–264.
Alovot

Mystery BIRD of Southeast Asia.

Etymology: Possibly Simeulue (Austronesian), from ovot (“old forest”).

Physical description: Pheasant the size of a chicken. Dark-brown plumage with lighter spots. Small, comblike crest (perhaps only in one sex). Short legs.

Behavior: Nocturnal. Shy and cautious. Feeds on rice. Nests on stumps or logs. Egg is light brown and smaller than a hen’s.

Habitat: Dense forest. Takes wing with a heavy, low flight when surprised.

Distribution: Simeulue Island, Sumatra, Indonesia.

Possible explanations:

(1) An unknown species of Peacock-pheasant (Polyplectron sp.), suggested by Karl Shuker. The description resembles the Mountain peacock-pheasant (P. inopinatus), which lives in undisturbed mountain forests of Malaysia.

(2) An unknown species of Gallopheasant (Lophura sp.). The description resembles a female Crested fireback (L. ignita), once common in Sumatra and Borneo. Females are brown with white-striped underparts.

Sources: Edward Jacobson, “The Alovot, a Bird Probably Living in the Island of Simalur (Sumatra),” Temminickia 2 (1937): 159–160; Karl Shuker, “Gallinaceous Mystery Birds,” World Pheasant Association News, no. 32 (May 1991): 3–6.
Ashuaps

**FRESHWATER MONSTER of Québec, Canada.**

Etymology: Short for the Ashuapmouchouan River, which flows into Lac St.-Jean.

Physical description: Length, 30–100 feet.

Distribution: Lac St.-Jean, Québec.

Significant sightings: In 1978, Marcel Tardif and his wife saw a blackish animal, 50–60 feet long, off Scott Point. The same day, something overturned a canoe paddled by Michel Verreault, his wife, and daughter.

Possible explanation: California sea lions (Zalophus californianus) were released into the lake in 1975, though these only reach 8 feet in length.

Source: Michel Meurger and Claude Gagnon, Lake Monster Traditions: A CrossCultural Analysis (London: Fortean Tomes, 1988), pp. 98–103.
Amaypathenya

**LITTLE PEOPLE of the southwestern United States.**

Etymology: Mohave (Hokan), “just like spirits.”

Variant name: Amatpathenya.

Physical description: Height, 2 feet.

Behavior: Makes petroglyphs. Practices magic. Can shape-shift.

Distribution: Southwestern Arizona; southeastern California.

Sources: Kenneth M. Stewart, “The Amatpathenya—Mohave Leprechauns?” Affword 3, no. 1 (Spring 1973): 40–41; John E. Roth, American Elves (Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland, 1997), pp. 64–70.
Angont

**FRESHWATER MONSTER of Ontario and Michi�gan.**

Etymology: Huron (Iroquoian) word.

Physical description: Serpentine. Horns. Flaming eyes.

Behavior: Venomous flesh, said to be used by the Indians as a poison.

Distribution: Southern Ontario around Georgian Baya pool near the Huron River, Michigan.

Sources: Paul Ragueneau, Relation de ce qui s’est passé en la mission des peres de la Compaigne des Jesus aux Hurons, pays de la Nouvelle France, ès années 1647 et 1648, in Rélations des Jésuites (Québec, Canada: A. Coté, 1858), vol. 2, pp. 45–82; Horatio Hale, “Huron Folklore,” Journal of American Folklore 2 (1889): 249–254.
Australian Camel

**A native population of camel, a HOOFED MAM�MAL, said to exist in Australia prior to 1840.**

Variant name: Big one bullocky.

Distribution: Northern Territory, Australia.

Significant sighting: A solitary camel was occasionally seen by Aborigines in the north, perhaps as early as the 1830s. It was rumored to have been brought by an early white settler.

Possible explanation: It is possible that a few camels were brought to Australia prior to the beginning of official and typically strict importation records. The first camel officially imported came from the Canary Islands in 1840. The next major importation of Dromedaries (Camelus dromedarius) took place in 1860 for the ill-fated Bourke and Wills Expedition to Northern Australia. Between 1860 and 1907, an estimated 10,000–12,000 camels were imported into Australia for use as draft and riding animals in the dry interior, especially in the goldfields. By 1930, they had been replaced by motor vehicles, and most had escaped or been released into the wild. The establishment of small, naturalized camel herds over the years demonstrates that these animals could adapt readily to the terrain and the climate. The current population is variously estimated at 150,000–300,000, with approximately 50 percent in Western Australia, 25 percent in the Northern Territory, and 25 percent in western Queensland and northern South Australia.

Sources: E. Lloyd, A Visit to the Antipodes, with Some Reminiscences of a Sojourn in Australia, by a Squatter (London: Smith, Elder, 1846), pp. 140–141; Calamunnda Camel Farm: Information, History, and Facts on Camels, http://camelfarm.com/camel\_ information.html.
Metal Sun Wall Plaque

**Metal Sun Wall Plaque** is a piece of furniture that can be placed on the wall of the players house.  This item cannot be rotated and must always be facing front.

## Acquisition

### Purchased From

 **Metal Sun Wall Plaque** can be purchased from the following location:

### Crafting

No recipes currently craft **Metal Sun Wall Plaque**.

## Item Uses

No crafting recipe needs metal sun wall plaque.

## Gifting

### Gifted From

* The player does not currently get this item from any NPC.

## Quests

### Requires

This item is not required to complete the objective of any quests or collections.

### Rewards

This item is not a reward for completing any quests or collections.

## History

* 1.3: Stack amount increased from 1 to 10.
Apris

**Venomous SNAKE of East Africa.**

Etymology: Somali (Cushitic) word.

Behavior: So venomous that merely touching it causes death within seconds.

Distribution: Somalia.

Possible explanation: Positively identified as the East African sand boa (Gongylophis colubrinus), a nonvenomous, orange or yellow snake with chocolate-brown to black splotches.

Source: Stephen Spawls, Sun, Sand, and Snakes (London: Collins, 1979).
Afa

**Unknown LIZARD of the Middle East.**

Etymology: Madan (Marsh Arab) word.

Physical description: Large lizard.

Distribution: Marshes at the mouth of the Tigris River, Iraq.

Possible explanation: An undescribed species of Monitor lizard (Family Varanidae), large carnivorous reptiles that live in tropical areas.

Source: Wilfred Thesiger, The Marsh Arabs (New York: Dutton, 1964), p. 115
Algerian Hairy Viper

**Mystery SNAKE of North Africa.**

Physical description: Hairy, like a caterpillar. Length, 22 inches. Brownish-red.

Distribution: Vicinity of Algiers, Algeria.

Significant sighting: Seen only once in January 1852, coiled around a tree near Draria, Algeria.

Possible explanation: A large caterpillar of some kind.

Source: Karl Shuker, “Hairy Reptiles and Furry Fish,” Strange Magazine, no. 18 (Summer 1997): 26–27.
Abnauayu

**WILDMAN of West Asia.**
**Etymology:** Abkhaz (Northwest Caucasian), “forest man” or “shy boy.”

**Variant names:** Bnahua (Abaza/Northwest Caucasian), Ochokochi (Mingrelian/Caucasian).

**Physical description:** Covered with reddishblack hair. Dark skin. Thick head-hair that hangs down the back like a mane. Low forehead. Eyes with a reddish tinge. Flat nose. High cheekbones. Enormous teeth. Muscular arms and legs. Females have large breasts and buttocks. Fingers long and thick. Splayed feet.

**Behavior:** Skilled runner and swimmer. No speech but makes muttering noises. Sharp sense of hearing. Food includes grapes, hominy, and meat. Sleeps in a hole in the ground. Can apparently breed successfully with humans. Washes newborn infants in cold-water springs. Uses improvised weapons of sticks and stones. Habitually plays with stones, grinding and smashing them.

**Distribution:** Caucasus Mountains, Abkhazia Autonomous Republic, Georgia.

**Significant sighting:** A female Abnauayu, nicknamed “Zana,” was captured in the mid-nineteenth century, possibly in Ajaria, Georgia. The nobleman Edgi Genaba took her to his farm near Tkhina in Abkhazia, where she lived until her death in the 1880s or 1890s. At first, she was kept shackled in a strong enclosure; later, as she became tame, Zana was let loose to wander about. She was trained to do simple tasks such as grinding grain and fetching firewood. Zana was survived by two sons and two daughters fathered by local human males these offspring grew up and became relatively normal citizens. Two of Zana’s grandchildren were interviewed by Boris Porshnev in 1964. (One of them, Shalikula, was said to have been able to pick up a chair, along with a man sitting on it, with his teeth.) Zana’s grave has not been found, but the skeleton of her son Khwit has been exhumed the skull combines “modern and ancient features,” according to a 1987 Russian study. Grover Krantz had an opportunity to examine Khwit’s skull, and he says it is a modern Homo sapiens, though with slightly stronger jaws and flaring cheekbones.

**Possible explanations:** (1) Neanderthal (Homo neanderthalensis) sites are known at Sakhazia and Dzhruchula in Georgia. The large teeth and low forehead are characteristic of these West Asian and European hominids. (2) Zana’s ability to breed successfully with modern humans is intriguing, to say the least, and makes it more likely that she represents an anatomically modern human with some archaic retentions, particularly with regard to lifestyle and material culture.

**Sources:** Boris F. Porshnev, “Bor’ba za Trogloditov,” Prostor (Alma-Ata), 1968, no. 6, pp. 113–116; Bernard Heuvelmans and Boris F. Porshnev, L’homme de Néanderthal est toujours vivant (Paris: Plon, 1974), pp. 171–177; John Colarusso, “Ethnographic Information on a Wild Man of the Caucasus,” in Marjorie Halpin and Michael M. Ames, eds., Manlike Monsters on Trial (Vancouver, Canada: University of British Columbia Press, 1980), pp. 255–264; Dmitri Bayanov, In the Footsteps of the Russian Snowman (Moscow: Crypto-Logos, 1996), pp. 46–52; Grover S. Krantz, Bigfoot Sasquatch Evidence (Blaine, Wash.: Hancock House, 1999), p. 210.
Miruna Voltanescu/Character Sheet

Character Sheet

## Party

### Pets

STATS
**EXPERIENCE**
**Total:** 5
**Rank:**    Regular  2/3
**COMBAT**
**Autoresolve HP:** 2 ❤
**Primary Weapon:** Bite (8)**Unarmed:** 8
**OTHER**
**Reflex:** 0
**Survival:** 9
**Athletics:** 8
**Perception:** 6
**Navigation:** 3
**Stealth:** 5
**Persuasion:** 4
**Will:** 8

STATS
**EXPERIENCE**
**Total:** 3
**Rank:**    Regular  0/3
**COMBAT**
**Autoresolve HP:** 1 ❤
**Primary Weapon:** Bite (7)**Unarmed:** 7
**OTHER**
**Reflex:** 1
**Survival:** 8
**Athletics:** 8
**Perception:** 8
**Navigation:** 7
**Stealth:** 5
**Persuasion:** 4
**Will:** 7
Afanc

**FRESHWATER MONSTER of Wales.**

Etymology: Welsh, “beaver.” The cognate Irish word abhac (“dwarf”) derives from abha (“river”), which may signify a water spirit.

Variant name: Addanc.

Physical description: Variously described as a giant beaver or crocodile.

Behavior: Causes flooding. Drags people into the water.

Distribution: Llyn yr Afanc (Beaver Pool), Betws-y-coed, Conwy, Wales; Llyn Barfog and Llyn-y-cae in Gwynedd, Wales; Llyn Glaslyn, Powys, Wales.

Significant sightings: King Arthur is said to have slain an Afanc in Llyn Barfog. Oliver Vaughan saw the pale head of an animal in Llyn Glaslyn from the slope of Snowdon in the 1930s.

Sources: John Rhys, Celtic Folklore, Welsh and Manx (Oxford: Clarendon, 1901), p. 130; F. W. Holiday, The Great Orm of Loch Ness (New York: W. W. Norton, 1969), pp. 131–132; F. W. Holiday, The Dragon and the Disc (New York: W. W. Norton, 1973), p. 85; Susan Cooper, Silver on the Tree (London: Chatto and Windus, 1977); James MacKillop, Oxford Dictionary of Celtic Mythology (New York: Oxford University Press, 1998), p. 5.
Anomalous Jaguar

**Unknown CAT of South America.**

Physical description: The size of a jaguar. Cinnamon-brown and white background color. Covered with solid black, irregular spots.

Distribution: Central Peru.

Significant sighting: Peter Hocking obtained the skull of a specimen shot in 1993 in the Yanachaga Mountains, Peru.

Possible explanation: Undescribed colormorph of a Jaguar (Panthera onca).

Source: Peter J. Hocking, “Further Investigation into Unknown Peruvian Mammals,” Cryptozoology 12 (1996): 50–57.
Ahuítzotl

**Legendary OTTER-like animal of Mexico.**

Etymology: Nahuatl (Uto-Aztecan), “water dog.”

Physical description: Looks like a small dog. Smooth, black coat. Small, pointed ears. Paws like a raccoon’s. A bony spur projects underneath its tail. Tip of the tail looks like a human hand.

Behavior: Amphibious. Makes a sound like a baby crying. Said to drag humans into the water with its tail. Habitat: Rivers or lakes. Distribution: Mexico. Present status: Known to the Aztecs but probably extinct now.

Possible explanations:

(1) The Coyote (Canis latrans), suggested by Ferdinand Anders. However, coyotes do not like water.

(2) The Mexican hairy porcupine (Coendu mexicanus), proposed by Eduard Seler, though this is an arboreal animal, not an aquatic one.

(3) The Marine otter (Lontra felina), although it is only found on the Pacific coast from Peru to Tierra del Fuego.

(4) The Sea otter (Enhydra lutris), but it does not range farther south than California.

(5) The Neotropical otter (Lontra longicaudis), which is found in rivers throughout much of Mexico. Except for the odd tail and aggressive manner, this would be an excellent candidate. Andrew Gable writes that the Aztecs knew this otter as the Aitzcuintli; however, the Nahuatl name for the Domestic dog (Canis familiaris) was Itzcuintli, so there may be differing interpretations in Aztec texts.

(6) An unknown species of prehensile-tailed otter, proposed by Andrew Gable AIDAKHAR

Sources: Bernardino de Sahagún, Florentine Codex: General History of the Things of New Spain [1577?], trans. Arthur J. O. Anderson and Charles E. Dibble (Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press, 1950–1982), vol. 11, pp. 68–69; Eduard Seler, “Die Tierbilder der mexikanischen und der Maya-Handschriften,” Zeitschrift für Ethnologie 41 (1909): 390–393; Ferdinand Anders, “Der altmexikanische Federmosaikschild in Wien,” Archiv für Völkerkunde 32 (1978): 67, 79–80; Andrew D. Gable, “Two Possible Cryptids from Precolumbian Mesoamerica,” Cryptozoology Review 2, no. 1 (Summer 1997): 17–25.
Abyssal Rainbow Gar

**One of BEEBE’S ABYSSAL FISHES of the North Atlantic Ocean.**

Physical description: Length, 4 inches. Scarlet head. Long beak. Blue body. Yellow tail.

Behavior: Abyssal. Swims with a stiff, upright posture. Distribution: North Atlantic Ocean.

Significant sighting: Observed only once at 2,500 feet by William Beebe in a bathysphere off Bermuda in the early 1930s.

Source: William Beebe, Half Mile Down (New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1934).
Atlas Bear

**Small BEAR of North Africa.**

Scientific name: Ursus arctos crowtheri, proposed by Heinrich Schinz in 1844.

Physical description: Smaller than the American black bear (Ursus americanus) but more robust. Black or dark-brown hair, 4–5 inches long. Pointed muzzle. Short toes and claws. Behavior: Feeds on roots and fruits.

Distribution: Atlas Mountains, Morocco; Djurdjura Mountains, Algeria.

Significant sightings: A specimen, described by Edward Blyth, was killed south of Tetouán, Morocco, in 1834 but was not preserved. Jules René Bourguignat discovered fresh bear bones in caves in the Djurdjura Mountains, Algeria, in 1867 and collected stories about the living animal from local people.

Present status: Probably extinct.

Possible explanations:

(1) A surviving small subspecies of the Brown bear (Ursus arctos faidherbi) that lived in North Africa during the Pleistocene and later. The remains of one dating from A.D. 420–600 were found in a cave in the Djurdjura Mountains, Algeria, in 1989.

(2) Verbal accounts of the Striped hyena (Hyaena hyaena), which in Arabic is called dubbah, might be misinterpreted as referencing a bear (Arabic, debb).

Sources: Edward Blyth (letter), Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London 9 (1841): 63–65; Heinrich Schinz, Systematisches Verzeichniss aller bis jetzt bekannten Säugethiere (Solothurn, Switzerland: Jent und Gassmann, 1844–45) Henri Aucapitaine, “Sur la question de l’existence d’ours dans les montagnes de l’Afrique Septentrionale,” Comptes Rendus de l’Académie des Sciences 50 (1860): 655–656; Jules René Bourguignat, Histoire du DjebelThaya et des ossements fossiles recueilles dans la grande Caverne de la Mosquée (Paris: Challamel Ainé, 1870); Watik Hamdine, Michel Thevenot, and Jacques Michaux, “Histoire récente de l’ours brun au Maghreb,” Comptes Rendus de l’Académie des Sciences (Sciences de la Vie) 321 (1998): 565–570.
Adam-Ayu - Adam-Dzhapais Wildman of Central Asia

**Adam-Ayu WILDMAN of Central Asia.**

Etymology: Kazakh (Turkic), “bear man.”

Distribution: Tian Shan Mountains, northern Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, China.

Source: Odette Tchernine, The Yeti (London: Neville Spearman, 1970), p. 178.

**Adam-Dzhapais WILDMAN of Central Asia.**

Etymology: Kyrgyz (Turkic), “wild man.”

Variant names: Adam-japayis, Adam-yapayisy, Adam-yavei, Japayi-kishi, Zhabayi-adam (Kazakh/Turkic).

Distribution: Eastern Pamir Mountains, Tajikistan; Kunlun Mountains, southern Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, China.

Sources: Odette Tchernine, The Yeti (London: Neville Spearman, 1970), pp. 178, 181; Bernard Heuvelmans and Boris F. Porshnev, L’homme de Néanderthal est toujours vivant (Paris: Plon, 1974), pp. 86, 108.
Atnan

**LITTLE PEOPLE of western Canada.**

Etymology: Carrier (Na-Dené), “little people.”

Variant names: Etna-na-yaz, Kannawdzets.

Physical description: Height, 1–3 feet. Long hair.

Behavior: Fast runner. Wears a robe in the winter. Uses stones as weapons.

Distribution: François Lake and Nechako River area, central British Columbia.

Present status: Killed off by the Indians long ago.

Sources: Diamond Jenness, “Myths of the Carrier Indians of British Columbia,” Journal of American Folklore 47 (1934): 97, 247–248; John E. Roth, American Elves (Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland, 1997), pp. 115–119.
Cryptid that you saw Wiki

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Afonya

**GIANT HOMINID of Northern Europe.**

Etymology: Six Russian teenagers gave a large, hairy hominid this nickname, which is a diminutive of the Russian name Afanasii, however, the term may be derived from the name of a popular 1975 Russian film about a drunken Soviet plumber.

Physical description: Height, 7–8 feet. Bodyhair mostly light gray with lighter and darker patches. Dark skin. Round head. Wide forehead. Face wrinkled. Reddish eyes, set wide apart. Arms hang to the knees. Light-colored buttocks.

Behavior: Primarily nocturnal. Stooped-over stance. Sometimes knuckle-walks. Runs very quickly and smoothly. Climbs trees with some agility. Call is a mooing sound. May live in cabins when they are deserted. May steal dogs for hunting or companionship. Throws rocks and sticks as weapons.

Tracks: Length, 15 inches. Stride measures over 4 feet.

Distribution: Kola Peninsula, European Russia.

Significant sightings: A group of teenagers on a fishing expedition to Lake Lovozero in the Murmansk Region of Russia were pestered in their cabin and chased for several days in August and September 1988 by an aggressive creature they nicknamed “Afonya.” It was also seen by a local game warden. Maya Bykova and a team of researchers visited the area shortly afterward and succeeded in catching a glimpse of Afonya. They returned the following summer and uncovered tracks, hair, feces, and additional testimony. Bykova developed a specific call that Afonya responded to and answered, and she was able to entice it to the cabin where the teenagers had stayed. Her assistant, Nikolai Damilin, used a different call equally successfully. The team carried out experiments using tape recordings of animal sounds that included the calls of primates. One of the creatures went to the cabin in response to the sounds and left footprints. Strange whistling was recorded several times and analyzed by Leonid Yershov.

Sources: Dmitri Bayanov, In the Footsteps of the Russian Snowman (Moscow: Crypto-Logos, 1996), pp. 190–206; Anatoli Schmidt, Karl C. Beyer, and Andreas Braun, “The Books by Dmitri Bayanov and Their Secrets,” 2000, http://www.stgr-primates.de/site10.html.
Larr

## **Larr**

Quote: "CayonBall!! #Nopunintended!"

Age: 133

Born: 342 AD

Died: 35 BC

Most Favorite(s):

* Love saying puns.
* Loves to cannonball all the time!! (All day! Err DAY!!)
* Striking poses.
* Drinking soda.

Least Favorite(s):

* Hates doing something good.
* Listening to people blabbing (talking) to much!!

First Job: Dave & Buster's at 1030 Auahi St. Honolulu, HI, 96814

Second Job: Waimalu Elementary School

Third Job: Aiea Intermediate

Fourth Job: Aiea High School
Riddley (Ridley)

Quote: "I WILL ERASE YOU FROM THIS AND EVERY WORLD! HUAAAAAAAGH!!!!"

Age: Unknown (For Now)

Born: August 6th, 1986

Died: Unknown (For Now)

Brought back to life: August 6th, 2018

Most Favorite(s):

* Killing Metroid.
* Killing Everyone!!
* Loves to Rage so much.
* Loves to roar so much.
* Being the strictest person ever!!!

Least Favorite(s):

* Living in world that has darkness
* Hates people.
* Hates being a smart dragon.
* Doing some fighting in the Smash Ring!!!

## Riddley's (Ridley's) Backstory from the Metroid Games

**Ridley**, also known by his aliases **Geoform 187** and **The Cunning God of Death**, is a fictional character and one of the main antagonists of the *Metroid* series. A draconic extraterrestrial hailing from the planet Zebes, he became Samus Aran's archenemy after leading a Space Pirate raid on her homeworld that killed her parents. Though having been destroyed numerous times by Samus, he is always resurrected, due in equal part to Space Pirate engineering and his natural regenerative ability, which allows him to swiftly recover from what would otherwise be fatal wounds as long as he is able to consume enough biomatter from his fallen adversaries.

Originally appearing as a subordinate of Mother Brain (another primary antagonist), he returns in *Metroid Prime* and *Metroid Prime 3: Corruption* in his cybernetic Meta Ridley form, commanding the Space Pirates himself. He is fully sentient and he can also speak in the *Metroid* e-manga.
He is named after Ridley Scott, director of the 1979 film *Alien*, which has been described by character designer Yoshio Sakamoto as a "huge influence" on the world of the *Metroid* series.

More info about Riddley's (Ridley's) real story here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ridley\_(Metroid)

## **Backstory**

Since the 2nd Metroid (Metroid II: Return of Samus) had came out in November 1991, Jax Justun and his partner "George Fleddy" decided to make a real life animatronic of Ridley also known as "Riddley" as their project for their people to see at the "Animatronic Science Fair"!!! The reason why George Fleddy had called or named Ridley as "Riddley" because the name for some reason sounds a bit MORE better!!!!!
Apsaras

**MERBEING of Hindu mythology.**

Etymology: Sanskrit (Indo-Aryan), “moving in water.”

Physical description: Not fish-tailed. Depicted as a voluptuous, large-hipped young woman.

Behavior: Both aquatic and celestial. Has a sweet fragrance. Enjoys singing and dancing. Skilled lute and cymbal player. Often carries lotus flowers. Able to foretell the future. Promiscuous.

Distribution: India Cambodia.

Source: Gwen Benwell and Arthur Waugh, Sea Enchantress (London: Hutchinson, 1961), pp. 31–32
Caliente

**Household Members:**

* Dina Caliente

* Nina Caliente

**Round 1**

The Caliente sisters have never been the best at money management. They blew off their parents' inheritance and the wealth of Dina's last husband, Michael Bachelor. Jobless and unwilling to work, the two sisters have only one option: marry into another rich family. Dina has been successful in wooing Pleasantview's richest man Mortimer Goth. Although Mortimer is still mourning the disappearance of his wife Bella, he has appreciated Dina's company. Dina invited him over and suggested them take the next logical step, marriage. Mortimer is overwhelmed with emotion and says yes! Even if Dina is in her skimpy bikini.

However, following the proposal, Dina is concerned she may have acted too hasty in getting engaged to Mortimer... Is this a sign she wants to change her gold-digging ways and earn her own money? She's always aspired to design architecture. Or does she have her heart set on another man? \*cough\* *Don Lothario.* \*cough\*

In the meantime, Nina has finally decided that finding a job will at least get her money to pay the bills. Her two wishes in career choice were the Slacker career or Dance. Although her interests lie more in dance, Nina settled for an entry-level position in the Slacker career. It doesn't pay much, but it's something! She wants to move out of the house she's currently living in too, split the sale of the house with her sister, and have more cash to spend.
Jax Justun Studios Wiki

**Welcome to my Jax Justun Studios Wiki!**
Welcome to the "Jax Justun Studios Wiki"!! We're currently have some technical difficulties due to some "getting started" stuff. Anyways, don't worry!! These workers and creators of ours are going to try our best to keep this going strong and everything!!! If you know what I mean. But hey, this is just the future and future starts with you!! #PORTAL2REFFRENCES #WelcometoJaxJustunStudios!! #LOVEUALL!!!

## **The Gallery Fandom Dimension Portals (T.G.F.D.P)**

They're NOW useless, hopeless, and a piece of.....Ummm? #NEVERMIND!!! U know what I mean.PlaceholderMr. Glumpty PlantPlaceholderThe First/Pilot EpisodesPlaceholderImportant LocationsPlaceholderKey EventsRiddley (Ridley)The Main CharactersLarrA page about your topicAn Important Location
HELLO FOLKS!! Here are more dimensions!! These are called "Link Label Dimensions"!! I called them that because I have no idea how to add more images since this fandom had been updated!! SO ENJOY!!!

## Link Label DImensions:

### Main Pages:

1. The First/Pilot Episodes
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3. Key Events
4. An Important Location
5. A page about your topic
6. The Main Characters

### Ian Neill's Main Side Antagonists/Monsters Creations from Season One:

1. Mr. Glumpty Plant
2. Larr

### The Workers/Actors of Jax Justun Studios:

1. Nave Jonnson
2. Mex Lurther
3. Jom Clook
4. Z
5. Mave H. Jonnson
6. John Keth D. Hendddersoon
7. Vlee Conson (Koner Flemm V. Conson)
8. Unknown Person
9. Parker H. Krillopts
10. Kay
11. Von Van Croop
12. Ciratea Crittea
13. A.B. Hebrrab

## Jax Justun and his Grand Adventures in Intermediate School: Chapter 1 1/2

### Plot:

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An Important Location

# **Jax Justun Studios inc.**

Since: 1814-1987-2007-2017-2018-2019-2020-2021

Started Building: 01/01/1801

First Opened: 01/02/1814

Defunct: 05/20/1987

Reopened: 12/25/1989

Shut down: 08/09/2007

2nd Reopened: 04/13/2011

2nd Shut down: 12/25/2017

3rd Reopened: 02/23/2018

3rd Shut down: 05/27/2018

4th Reopened: 09/12/2018

4th Shut down: 11/23/2018

5th Reopened: 02/19/2019

2nd Defunct: 05/30/2019
Step Four

Now that you've found an inspiration for the tribe, drawn it, then named it, lets get onto who the queen should be.

First, find out what the dragons of your new tribe would be named off of.

Once you've done that, make sure you name a few dragons. It will help with naming the queen.

If you have named a few, make sure the queen's name sound elegant. If you made a ***DragonWing***, don't make the queen's name ***Queen Swamp.*** Perhaps the name, ***Queen Stripe*** or ***Queen Flight***.
Alux

**LITTLE PEOPLE of Central America.**

Etymology: Yucatec (Mayan) word. Plural, Aluxob.

Variant names: Ahlu’t (Quiché/Mayan), Aluche (Spanish), A’lus, Barux, Kat.

Physical description: Height, 2 feet 6 inches–4 feet. Stout and squat. Disproportionately large head. Long black beard. Powerful muscles. Females have large breasts.

Behavior: Said to live in small votary shrines at Mayan temples. Whistles “chuii, chuii.” Usually naked but sometimes wears a tunic. Sometimes wears a wide-brimmed palm hat. Guards treasure. Has a tiny dog. Pushes people out of their hammocks. Said to inflict fevers. Local people sometimes leave food as a peace offering. Uses a machete. Throws pebbles or stonelike pellets. Carries a shotgun.

Distribution: Mayan archaeological sites in Yucatan State, Mexico; Guatemala.

Sources: Virginia Rodriquez Rivera, “Los duendes en Mexico (el alux),” Folklore Americano 10, no. 10 (1962): 68–85; Rolfe F. Schell, Yank in Yucatan: Adventures and Guide through Eastern Mexico (Fort Myers Beach, Fla.: Island Press, 1963); Bill Mack, “Mexico’s Little People,” Fate 37 (August 1984): 38–41; Loren Coleman, Curious Encounters (Boston: Faber and Faber, 1985), pp. 47–48, 50–51, 54–55, 57–58; John E. Roth, American Elves (Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland, 1997), pp. 96–105; Scott Corrales, “Aluxoob: Little People of the Maya,” Fate 54 (June 2001): 30–34.
Potsfield

Potsfield is the capital of Easthavens’ first nation, Guardia. What once started as a small settlement has turned into one of the busiest towns in all of Easthaven. On the outside, Potsfield is presented as a town of safety and security with its giant walls serving as the first line of defense. On the inside, you will find all different types of people who will welcome all with open arms. They do their best to live in harmony allowing for their community to thrive. The higher ups of the town are as follows, his Royal Highness, Walker Delfire. HRH Walker Delfire is joined by his closest companions, General Sprite, and Squire Kit. General Sprite is in charge of the King’s Legion, a powerful militia consisting of highly trained individuals. Squire Kit is the organizer of Guardia’s claimed towns and is in charge of planning events, she is also one of the king's second advisors along with Sprite. The final remaining group of individuals inside Guardia is the Guardia Council, an exclusively selected handful of citizens that are the king's third and final opinion. Though despite its picture-perfect appearance, secrets hide within these city walls, and rumors spread quickly.
Goth

**Household Members:**

* Mortimer Goth
* Cassandra Goth
* Alexander Goth

**Round 1**

Today is the day Cassandra Goth and Don Lothario get married! For some reason, the Goth household is the only family in town who is unaware of how much Don gets around with other women. Cassandra has fallen in love with the smooth-talking casanova, while Don has fallen in love with the grand wealth of the Goths. It appears that Don has decided to follow through on his word to marry Cassandra, as they kissed underneath the floral arch. He moved into the family with all of his assets ($55,000!), but they plan to move out of the house for some independence and privacy. Mortimer has also made it quite apparent that he did not approve of Cassandra's choice of husband. Don tried hard that night to gain some rapport with the wealthiest man in Pleasantview; however, Mortimer rejected almost all attempts. But despite his disapproval, Mortimer bestowed a large hunk of cash as a wedding gift to the new couple, so they can begin their new life together.
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