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Женуардье (род)

Первое появление фамилии Женуардье (Эйрика Женуардье) е в РП-вселенной ККП.

**Женуардье** — знатный швейцарский род немецкого происхождения, персонажи которого отыгрываются на различных серверах РП вселенной ККП. Все персонажи связаны семейными узами, а также отличаются тем, что имеют довольно важные роли в РП-вселенной.

## **Пока существующие персонажи:**

### **Баклажановое ВПИ (10-е)**

* **Эйрик Женуардье** **(1862-1924)** — швейцарский учёный-биохимик, изобревший широкодоступный антибиотик и биологическое оружие массового поражения. Последнее играет непосредственную роль в окончании ВПИ, так как оружием оказывается по сути вирус **испанки**, а его использование происходит уже после смерти учёного, завещавшего уничтожить наработки оружия.
* **Жена Эйрика Женуардье и его дети** также не раз упоминались в контексте ВПИ, однако ни количество детей, ни имён жены и детей, ни их возраст не описывался. Жена открывает швейцарской полиции место хранения наработок биологического оружия, вопреки завещанию Эйрика, в котором тот также упоминает, что отдаёт семье треть своего состояния.

### **Российская империя РП**

* **Ганс Женуардье (18??-1914) "немец"** — брат Эйрика Женуардье (хотя по контексту никогда не упоминал его по имени, но так задумывалось и было всем понятно). Пытался заниматься предпринимательством, но особых успехов не добивался. Узнав о дефиците апельсинов и зефира в России, закупил этих продуктов на всё своё состояние и приехал обогащаться в Петроград, однако там товар не окупился и Ганс быстро обеднел. Выбраться из кризисной ситуации ему помогла местная петроградская банда, собравшая денег на отправку его корабля в Британию. Оказывается однако, что Ганс держит путь в Африку, дабы найти поместье непутёвого брата. После нападения разбойников в Египте, Ганс погибает от солнечного удара и обезвоживания.
* **Брат Ганса** — упоминается как богатый предприниматель, имеющий поместье в Британии, в Африке, однако не совсем ясно является ли он Эйриком Женуардье или нет.

### **Путешествие к Утренней звезде**

* **Эрнст Женуардье (2001-2089)** — швейцарский социалист, совершивший революцию в Швейцарии в 2046-ом году, а затем ряд революций по всей Земле. Через четыре года после его смерти в состав социалистического блока входит вся планета Земля. Действия РП идут в 2105-ом, где человечество колонизировало всю солнечную систему, которая разделилась на лагери коммунистов и антикоммунистов. Первые считают Женуардье национальным героем и отцом всеземной демократии, строя ему многочисленные памятники и печатая про него книги. Указано, что он является прямым потомком прошлых братьев Женуардье, скорее всего — Эйрика.
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Wakaba

Wakaba is a main character in the series, he is a human that came into the this world in an unknown way by poping up in the teams water tub. He is fascinated with Kemurikusa.

## Personality

Very curious about everything in the world. His bravery borders on carelessness.

## Appearance

Wears black three quarter pants and green tee shirt. eyes always closed.
Kemurikusa(object)

Kemurikusa(lit. "A plant that can generate smoke") are leaf like objects that a lot of the creatures in the series own. The Kemurikusa has several stages. in the first stage, the "extraction", they are in a pure state. In the second stage they are "printed" into an machine or human which alters the host and gives them powers. With use the Kemurikusa is withered and eventually destroyed along with the host, but it can be replenished using water.

As long as the Kemurikusa exist, the Sisters can take damage and not be destroyed.

Kemurikusa can be combined to create new colors.

Each Kemurikusa type has a different use.

(Ai-chan)
 Midori | Green
 Daidai-san

 Kiiro
  Murasaki (needs confirmation)
 Usiro
 Akairo

  Momo
(needs confirmation)
Rina

Rina is one of the Sisters. She can clone herself - each clone acts on its own but also as a group. She can "eat" any object and replicate it.

## Personality

Joyful most of the time. She likes to tease Wakaba.

The Rinas are distinguished by minor discrepancies in their personality.

* Rinamu - always asleep since her leaf has not fully developed yet. She wakes up in the last episode of the series, however.
* Rinacchi - leader like
* Rinaji - wise
* Rinayo - always having fun
* Rinako - died in Episode 1. Had a bad habit of sneaking food, which is unfortunately what lead to her demise.
* Rinazo - died before the anime started. Would often get into fights over trying to eat her sisters' belongings, most notably Ryo's pipe.

## Appearance

Wears a maid dress. Has twin-tails. There are a number of black spheres around the hem of her skirt that can detach and sprout legs to move freely. These also instantly grow back after being used.

## Trivia

* She speaks with a verbal tic of "Na"(な) at the end of her sentences. Of course, it's also part of her name.
* In the ONA there was a 7th Rina called Rinana that died first before the start of the story.
Civil War (Campaign)

**Civil War** is a Classic Series campaign of *Tales from Skanor*, a direct sequel to Lost Mine played in early 2018.

It detailed the events leading up to and during the titular war of the campaign, and its major gimmick was that at any time, any player could theoretically switch sides and oppose the party.
Crane

Past Wakaba uses the crane to print Islands. It can float/fly and go through Walls. A purple and azure Kemurikusa are mounted on the crane, the purple one is used to print the Islands.

## Notes

* The crane appear in some of the series promotional content but, being grey as the background doesn't seem important.
The First Person

The first person(Riri or Lily) was the person that created the Sisters.

## Backstory

When Riri saw that Wakaba was going to work himself out to death too she decided to help him. She thought that if all Kemurikusa was gone then Wakaba would be free, so created the red Kemurikusa, one that will destroy all other Kemurikusa.
A week after Wakaba was gone to defeat the red Kemurikusa Riri decided to become Kemurikusa herself so she could help Wakaba. At the last moment she found that Wakaba was dead but it was too late, she was already transforming from human to Kemurikusa.

## Trivia

* She likes bugs and mispronounce the Mushi helpers names with "Mushi" instead of "Nushi" on purpose.
* She is pretty smart as she figured out how Kemurikusa work and how to combine them into new colors on her own.
Midori

Midori Chan is an animated plant that the Sisters keep on a railway cart that they use as a base. Ritsu can communicate with Midori make her move her vines for mobility and fighting.

## Appearance

A trunk of a tree with green round fruits.

## ONA

In the ONA Midori is a big tree located in the middle of the city. She can pump water from regions where bell-like markers were placed. it is also implied that Wakaba was a fruit of her.

## Trivia

* Midori means "green" in Japanese.
* Midori shares her name with the green Kemurikusa
* Ritsu found Midori on the wall of Island six.
Mushi

The bugs are machines that operate on white Kemurikusa. They lack the sense of purpose and always ask for tasks. When stacked together they can transform into larger Mushi.

## Akamusi

The Red Bugs (あかむし, Akamusi) are the antagonists in the series, they are neutral Mushi possessed by the red Kemurikusa. They seem to be drawn to the girls with aggressive intentions. They look like mechanical insects with red lights and varying sizes. Rin has the ability to turn the smaller bugs neutral using her Kemurikusa, they will then turn their color to neutral white.

## Nushi

Nushi is a categorization of Mushi that the Sisters give to the large Mushi.

## Blue Mushi

At one point we see neutral turn into blue colored Mushi, just like Akamusi are red. This was not explained, but it is probable to guess that the huge dormant Midori was their master.

## Friendly Mushi

* Shiro
* Nushichi

## References

1. ↑ Shiro was able to transform into a Nushi on it's own, it is unknown if any Mushi can do this or Shiro is special.
City Blessing

As a city rises through its 10 Ranks, it increases not only in power and prestige but adds more powers to its City Blessing. When a Hamlet is upgraded to a Village, the owner must choose a first level Blessing, and who it may apply to. Some rulers attempt to use their City Blessing to strengthen their enforcement against outside influence, and apply the bonuses to only their City Guard and Ministers. If done properly, the Guards will be far stronger than the average civilian yet the city's growth will be harder to achieve. By contrast, most player-founded cities grant their blessing buffs to any and all, relying on self-policing and goodwill. However, these seemingly foolish establishments grow in leaps and bound, rising through City Ranks at a meteoric rate, before collapsing usually due to key figures being lost.

As a City grows, each rank requires more than the previous. In terms of population, each rank needs double or more the number of people. As a rank rises, the Blessing grows and changes proportionally. Each aspect chosen with each rank grows stronger each time a city levels with it active. New aspects are offered with each level, including ones not chosen before. Some aspects may grow or change as time and Ranks pass, but the core theme will remain. A ruler has 5 classes of powers generated by the City Blessing, and can only choose aspects once per Rank change. Once chosen the aspects grow stronger with City Rank, but cannot be reversed.

Every Blessing is also a Curse. Every civilian within each City may Invoke the city blessing provided they are innocent of the crime of which they are being accused, and gain protection from all forces which receive the blessing. This part of the blessing is to stop corruption within the laws and law enforcement, but specific and clever wording of laws has allowed various Cities to abuse their Blessing invocation. If a civilian or citizen invokes the City Blessing for protection against City officials, light themed to the City surrounds the invoker and can only be dispelled by a Judge or Magistrate, and only if the conditions for sanctuary can be disproved. If a Judge abuses this power, they are typically punished in kind.

City Ranks
 Capitol
Mantle of Power

Faction leaders gain a Mantle once their faction reaches Fame 500. The Mantle is themed by group, and is an expression of the concentrated power within its members. MC gains his Mantle after the Castle and Dragon buffs. Donning his Mantle increases his size and powers proportionally to the next Boss Rank up.
Anime

Kemurikusa (Japanese: ケムリクサ lit. "A plant that can generate smoke") is a Japanese anime television series adapted from an original net animation of the same name. Directed by Tatsuki and animated by Yaoyorozu. The other two members of irodori, Yoshihisa Isa and Yūko Shiromizu, served as animation director and art director, respectively, while Yoshitada Fukuhara served as the animation producer. The series premiered in January 9, 2019, and broadcast on BS Fuji and other channels, while streaming on Amazon Video.
Magic and Mana

Magic is the phenomenon of a being with a Magic Core directing energy from within that core to cause an effect in the Physical Realm. Magic Cores exist in every being capable of using magic, and are placed consistently by species. When a sentient humanoid has a Magic Core, they are classified as a form of Mage. When an animal or beast has a Magic Core, they are classified as a Monster. Magic Cores draw power from the parallel mirror world called the Mana Dimension, an exact replica of reality on a much smaller and faster scale. Mages and Monsters exist only as their Magic Cores and Mana Pools in this energy realm, and act as food for the tiny residents here.

All 16 base elements of mana are tuned frequencies of energy. While Fire type mana and Earth type mana use entirely different bands of power, they both have sub-frequencies capable of crafting the complex element Metal magic. As Metal can then be combined with any of the remaining 12 basic types and their compound types, each element has thousands of frequencies that exist within its range. If a mage is gathering fire magic into a ball for an attack, all the mana in the ball will be fire-type mana, yet a variance of energy levels and tuning across all the Fire Type spectrum.
Excerpt from Time God's Annuals

Only entry in the Book of the God of Time:

"It worked!"

"Of course, brother mine. Now, we must test your newfound powers. Send my Arbiter to the beginning!"

"Done!" This is so very exciting, you do know of course that now Arbiter is forever part of your personal history?"

"Obviously. I dearly remember him from my time as a mortal. What are your - excuse me, are you writing this down?"

"For posterity, brother! '...when I was mortal.' Tell me, do you recall your old -"

-End of entry
Manga

A manga called "Kemurikusa Wakaba Notes" written by Tatsuki himself, is being serialized in "Ultra Jump" (Shueisha) from February 2019. Here, Wakaba, one of the main characters in the TV anime version, draws the story from another perspective.

## Notes

1. ↑ Note that in Episode 1 Wakaba didn't have access to Daidai, so he couldn't really record this on it. Even so it is implied by the background that this was indeed recorded on the Daidai
Railway Cart

The Railway cart that the Sisters use as a base of operations. They keep Midori in the cart at all times and she can move the cart using her vines.

## Notes

* The cart is based on the Hiroshima Electric Railway 1900 Type 1904 Number [Kamogawa(Kamo river)]. Source
* the cart is sliced in half in a pretty precise manner.
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Pantheon of Gods

Neophalia - Goddess of Secrets, Falsehoods, and Promises. Lie before a priest, tongue turns black.

TBD.BBEG - god of Light, Kings, and Might. Called god of Light, Life, and Truth - likes being popular.

Hestus - God of Death. 3 times, Reapers for reps.

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Gharrig - God of Nature, Hunting, Travelers.

Kapris - god of Revelry, Orgies, Murder.
Mirror Elemental

"Mirror Elemental, Mirror Elemental, let me see..."

When summoned, a mirror elemental will try to merge with the original with a Will(a) set to 1. If the Reflection does possess the host, the process may be partially reversed. When the possession is broken, the host and its Reflection will have traded parts equally. Displacement along skin manifests as whorls like wood, while organs are replaced outright. Spies can enter the Mirror Realm by overpowering their Reflection and entering with it. From the mirror realm, mirrors and reflective surfaces act as view ports into the physical realm. However, they cannot leave the Mirror Realm unless another opens it. Advanced Intelligence Gathering has had spies willingly swap one or both eyes with their Reflection, allowing them to see both Physical and Mirror Realms at the same time.

If a host loses the Contest of Will, the reflection will completely swap bodies and gain color and texture from the host. The Reflection will attempt to imitate its host until destroyed. They only parts it will not replace are bones, as it has no equivalent in the Mirror Realm. Mirror Elementals are not intelligent, not hostile, and cannot be negotiated with. hey only seek and attack their own host, and do not eat or breathe. They are difficult to convince they are not the host, not the original.
List of WonderSwan Color titles

This is a **list of titles for Bandai's WonderSwan Color** handheld video game console, organized alphabetically by name, with additional sortable categories.

About 90 color games were released in translucent plastic cartridges. All are compatible with the SwanCrystal and some are backward compatible with the original monochrome WonderSwan. A few titles produced with *WonderWitch* software development kits were shipped in 2004, after the discontinuation of the WonderSwan platform. The remainder of games in development were cancelled.

## See also

* List of Pippin titles at the Pippin @World & Atmark Wiki
* List of Playdia titles at the Playdia Wiki
* List of WonderSwan titles (monochrome)
* List of WonderSwan accessories

## References

1. ↑ Hands on with the Wonderswan Color, IGN. 2000-12-15.
2. ↑ JB Kun's WonderWitch FAQ 1.0, JB Kun's WonderWitch HomePage. 2004-12-12.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Square Wonderswan games update by Yukiyoshi Ike Sato, GameSpot. 1999-12. Accessed 2008-11-02.
4. ↑ WSC FFIII Vanishes, FFI-II Remake In The Works by Eve C., RPGFan. 2002. Accessed 2008-11-02.

## External links

* Software Lineup 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000 at WonderSwanWeb (archived 2003-12)
* WonderSwan Color games at Giant Bomb
* WonderSwan Color games at Launchbox Games Database
* WonderSwan Color game browser at MobyGames
* WonderSwan Color video games list at Universal Videogame List
* Game Release List at Swan of Wonders
* Cancelled Games at Swan of Wonders
* Beta & Cancelled WonderSwan Videogames at Unseen64
* Bandai WonderSwan Color / SwanCrystal checklist at RF Generation
* Listing of all Bandai WonderSwan games at The Video Games Museum
* List of English Friendly Wonderswan Games at The Video Game Kraken
* List of WonderSwan Color games at Wikipedia
Solar Flower Tower

Created by the eccentric Wizard who lives there, the Solar Flower is a tower capable of flight. The tower hosts a balcony in each room, and is enchanted to turn the room its master is in towards sunlight at all times. Crafted by the Wizard Mendorus, the tower's flight ability came from his exile with his precious tower, which now flies along the ley-line currents deep underground. Notably, Mendorus briefly captures MC, thinking him a rival's spy. After stumbling on ancient secrets, Mendorus executes the player, changing the world map forever.
Richard the Unclean

Previously unknown evil man has a private dimension in his skull. His brain cannot be damaged unless the force enters his place, and reaches his mind's core. Information still passes from senses and to body from mind, but he is a form of undead. His physical body can be damaged, but regenerates even if from only his untouchable mind. Arrows piercing his skull travel in his dimension until they lose momentum. Melee weapons are lost, even lances entering his skull simply fall into his dimension. Heroes must use a form of dimensional travel magic to break into his mindscape to kill him.

"You're a dirty dick."
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WonderBorg

The **WonderBorg** is a robotic accessory kit that had been developed for Microsoft Windows PCs and the WonderSwan handheld console.

## Releases

The WonderBorg was shown at the 2000 Tokyo Toy Show.

## References

1. ↑ Hardware Classics: Bandai WonderSwan by Damien McFerran, Nintendo Life. 2014-03-11.
2. ↑ 2000東京おもちゃショー開幕 (Japanese) by funatsu, PC Watch. 2000-03-16.

## See also

* WonderGate
* WonderSwan GPS
* WonderSwan MP3
* WonderWave
* WonderWitch

## External links

* WonderBorg official Japanese site (archived 2004-12-07, 2001-06-03)
	+ WonderBorg official English site (archived 2004-10-11)
* WonderSwan – WonderBorg at The Video Game Kraken
* WonderBorg at Wikipedia

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Империя

**«Империя»** — бытующее в народе презрительное наименование политики администрации Клана Крутых Перцев весной — летом 2020 года. Термин был распространён Савенковым и использован им в ряде популистских опросов, а после и в договоре между т. н. оппозицией и верховной властью сервера. Кроме того, шуточная цитата владельца сервера Скайра («Ты не понимаешь у меня империя -\_-») быстро разлетелась по серверам и даже стала крылатым выражением.
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* Ряд правил и нововведений, напоминающих по своей структуре монархические порядки (например, почётный караул, который каждый день надо было сдавать уполномоченным лицам).
* Снятие с Керенского поста администратора за неактивность и незаинтересованность делами сервера, что было принято оппозицией в штыки; ряд личных конфликтов Скайра с Осетином и Бульбашом, Хаинзом, Савенковым, Айсом, Демократиком и др.; характерная политика запугивания и шантажа участников властью.
* Ассоциирование Скайра с российским императором Павлом I.
Skovan Dynasty

The **Skovan Dynasty** was the royal family of Skovanos. The leader of the Dynasty was the High King. It was considered the greatest House of the Allied Kingdoms, before the War of the High King. After the war, only one member of the dynasty survived: Amara Skovan, who wed Asher Pyredane.

## Historical Members

### Allied Kingdoms

* Tizloc III Skovan, last High King
* Ixli Skovan, son of Tizloc III
WonderWitch

**WonderWitch** is a software development kit by Qute for WonderSwan handheld consoles.

## Releases

*WonderWitch* development kits were displayed at the spring 2001 Tokyo Game Show, held March 30th to April 1st.

## Additional accessories

### *WonderWitch Player*

The *WonderWitch Player* includes a run-time version of the development software on a CD-ROM that allows the user to download homebrew software onto the cartridge, but does not include the C compiler or development library to create any new software.

### *WonderWitch* stand-alone cartridge

Each *WonderWitch* cartridge contains a 512KB of flashable ROM BIOS, 384KB of static RAM for games and stored game data, and 64Kb of dynamic RAM for working game save data.

## Official titles developed with *WonderWitch*

* *DicingKnight.*
* *Judgement Silversword: Rebirth Edition*
* *Judgement Silversword: Recycle Edition (Cardinal Sins)* - digital download only

## Gallery

Front of *WonderWitch* box, updated for WonderSwan Color.Front of *WonderWitch Player* box.Back of *WonderWitch Player* box.*WonderWitch* stand-alone cartridge.
## References

1. ↑ WonderSwan – WonderWitch, The Video Game Kraken. Accessed 2019-04-05.
2. ↑ Tokyo Game Show 2001 Spring Ver.2 (Japanese), WonderSwanWeb. Archived 2001-04-27.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 JB Kun's WonderWitch FAQ 1.0, JB Kun's WonderWitch HomePage. 2004-12-12.

## See also

* WonderBorg
* WonderGate
* WonderSwan GPS
* WonderSwan MP3
* WonderWave

## External links

* *WonderWitch* official site (Japanese)
* JB Kun's *WonderWitch* HomePage (French)

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List of WonderSwan consoles

There are three major versions of **WonderSwan handheld consoles**:

(not counting superficial variations, such as case color)

* **WonderSwan**, introduced on March 4, 1999.
* **WonderSwan Color**, introduced on December 9, 2000.
* **SwanCrystal**, introduced on July 12, 2002.

WonderSwanWonderSwan ColorSwanCrystal
WonderGate

The **WonderGate**, also known as **MobileWonderGate**, is a communication adapter kit that had been developed for WonderSwan handheld consoles.

## Features

The main device allows the WonderSwan console to be connected to a mobile phone through the accessory port. A separate cartridge contained an e-mail client and browser that supported HTML 3.2 and allowed downloading of 32KB mini-games. Some titles, such as *Digimon Adventure 02: D1 Tamers*, allowed the addition of features through downloadable content. Other titles, such as *Mobilesuit Gundam MSPlatoon.com* and *Super GPS Pac-Man*, were announced with WonderGate support, but were cancelled before release.

Internet connectivity was provided by NTT Docomo's mopera (**M**obile **Ope**ration **R**adio **A**ssistant) service and J-Phone-compatible handsets.

## Releases

The MobileWonderGate was announced by Bandai on June 23, 2000 and was released on July 14, 2000. On October 31, 2001, Bandai announced that online service for WonderGate-connected games was being terminated. The remainder of online game services ended on March 31, 2003, though the e-mail and browser software continued to function.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Wonder Swan – Mobile Wonder Gate, The Video Game Kraken. 2018-12.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 WonderSwan by Celine, Unseen64: beta, cancelled & unseen videogames. 2012. Accessed 2019-04-05.
3. ↑ WonderSwan Color, IGN. 2000-09-15.
4. ↑ Notice of Termination of "WonderGate Software" Service, Swan Channel. 2001-10-31.
5. ↑ Notice of Termination of "WonderGate Software" Service, Swan Channel. 2003-06-25.

## See also

* WonderBorg
* WonderSwan GPS
* WonderSwan MP3
* WonderWave
* WonderWitch

## External links

* WonderGate official Japanese site (archived 2003-04-02)
	+ WonderGate Software (archived 2000-12-14, 2001-08-14, 2003-02-04)
* MobileWonderGate at NTT Docomo (archived 2000-10-18)
* MobileWonderGate Resurrection at Daifukkat.su
* WonderGate: New WonderSwan Stuff! at 986-Studio (2012-08-27)

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WonderSwan MP3

The **WonderSwan MP3** is a digital music playback accessory that had been developed for the WonderSwan handheld console.

## Features

It played back music through software included on the cartridge, which had a volume dial on the back. A memory slot could accept Toshiba SmartMedia cards or Sony Memory Sticks.

## Releases

The WonderSwan MP3 cartridge was shown at the Tokyo Game Show in Spring 2001.

## Gallery

WonderSwan MP3 display at the 2001 Tokyo Game Show.WonderSwan Color with MP3 cartridge on display at the 2001 Tokyo Game Show.Custom SmartMedia cards at the 2001 Tokyo Game Show.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Bandai Flirts with Western Launch as WonderSwan gets Gizmos, Spong. 2001-04-02.

## See also

* WonderBorg
* WonderGate
* WonderSwan GPS
* WonderWave
* WonderWitch

## External links

* バンダイ、ワンダースワン用MP3プレーヤーユニット (Japanese) at AV Watch
* (東京ゲームショウ2001春) WonderSwan用GPSは2002年度登場 (Japanese) at ケータイ Watch

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WonderWave

The **WonderWave** is an infrared communication accessory that had been developed for the WonderSwan handheld console.

## Releases

The WonderWave was shown at the Autumn 1999 Tokyo Game Show and 2000 Tokyo Toy Show. It was also made available in a *Digital Partner Wonder Wave Pack*, that bundled the accessory with *Digimon*-based games.

## Compatible devices

Compatible infrared devices included Sony's PocketStation and Casio's WQV-3 Wrist Camera.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Hardware Classics: Bandai WonderSwan by Damien McFerran, Nintendo Life. 2014-03-11.
2. ↑ TGS: WonderSwan Stuff, Part II, IGN. 1999-09-20.
3. ↑ 2000東京おもちゃショー開幕 (Japanese) by funatsu, PC Watch. 2000-03-16.
4. ↑ Digital Partner Wonder Wave Pack (new), Genki Japanese Console Games. Accessed 2019-04-05.
5. ↑ バンダイ、ワンダースワンとGPSを使った新しい遊びを提案 自宅の近所で「パックマン」 (Japanese) by 船津稔, Game Watch. 2001-03-31. Archived 2001-08-02.

## See also

* WonderBorg
* WonderGate
* WonderSwan GPS
* WonderSwan MP3
* WonderWitch

## External links

* WonderSwan – Wonder Wave at The Video Game Kraken

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List of WonderSwan accessories

The following is a **list of accessories for WonderSwan handheld consoles**:

* Communication cable
* Digimon Digivice connector
* Headphone adapters:
	+ WonderBeat 9480
* Rechargable battery set
	+ Dedicated charger
	+ Rechargable battery
* WonderBorg
* WonderGate
* WonderMagic / WonderMagic Color
* WonderSwan GPS
* WonderWave
* WonderWitch
* Worm Light

## External links

* La WonderSwan Accessoires (French) at Emu Nova
Rhyme Rider Kerorican

Box art of the WonderSwan Color version.

***Rhyme Rider Kerorican** (ライムライダー・ケロリカン)* is a music rhythm game that had been released for the WonderSwan Color handheld console.

## Releases

*Rhyme Rider Kerorican* was designed by Masaya Matsuura of NanaOn-Sha, who had previously developed *Tunin'Glue* for Bandai's Pippin Atmark console. Bandai released the game in Japan on December 9, 2000 for its WonderSwan Color handheld console.

An internet-enabled application named *Kerorican (ケロリカン)* had previously been in joint development between NanaOn-Sha and Bandai for the Pippin platform, but was never released.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Rhyme Rider Kerorican* releases, MobyGames. Accessed 2019-09-02.
2. ↑ Pippin@web by chemy cano. 2002-07-30. Archived 2003-04-17.
3. ↑ 季里プロフィール by Kiri, Excite Blog. 2011-06-30.
4. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.

## External links

* *Rhyme Rider Kerorican* official WonderSwan page
	+ *Kerorican* official website (archived 2000-12-06)
* *Rhyme Rider Kerorican* at NanaOn-Sha (archived 2001-22)
* *Rhyme Rider Kerorican* at GameSpot
* *Rhyme Rider Kerorican* at Giant Bomb
* *Rhyme Rider Kerorican* at GameFAQs
* *Rhyme Rider Kerorican* at Games Database
* *Rhyme Rider Kerorican* at LaunchBox Games Database
* *Rhyme Rider Kerorican* at MobyGames
* *Rhyme Rider Kerorican* at the Video Games Museum
* *Rhyme Rider Kerorican* at the Pippin @World & Atmark Wiki
* *Rhyme Rider Kerorican* at Wikipedia

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Japanese Article Number

**Japanese Article Number**, also known as **JAN** or **JAN-13**, is a version of the EAN-13 International Article Number system used for retail barcodes in Japan. The first two digits represent the country code, which for Japan is 49 or 45 (the latter was added in 1992). The next five digits represent the manufacturer code and the following five digits represent the product code. The final digit is a check digit calculated through modulo 10.

## References

1. ↑ JAN-13 Barcode, Neodynamic. Accessed 2018-08-26.

## External links

* JAN (English) at Nippin Barcode
* JAN (Japanese Article Numbering) symbology info at ActiveBarcode
* Japanese Article Number at the Pippin @World & Atmark Wiki
* Japanese Article Number at the Playdia Wiki
* International Article Number: Japanese Article Number at Wikipedia

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Pocket Fighter

***Pocket Fighter*** is a monochrome game for the original WonderSwan handheld console.

## Summary

This is a port of *Pocket Fighter* or *Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix* (the marketing title outside of Japan) for the original PlayStation console. The game is for the black and white WonderSwan and is one of the few arcade fighters for the system. The others being *Guilty Gear Petit*, *Guilty Gear Petit 2*, and *Ultraman Hikari no Kuni no Shisha*. Also, Pocket fighter has been reviewed by IGN.

## Gameplay

*Pocket Fighter* plays almost identically as its PlayStation (PS1) counterpart where you battle each other, similar to *Street Fighter* but as you fight gems are dropped. You collect the gems to power up your gem attacks. On the PS1 the button combination is listed at the bottom of the screen, however for this port possibly due to screen size limitations the button list has been left out and cannot be found anywhere in the game. The combos are the exact same as the ps1 so you could almost perfectly match the wonderswan to the ps1 if you so desire. Also on the PS1 the gems were colored so you could tell what you kind of gem was on the ground, but because of the monochrome screen all the gems are now shades of grey making it impossible to tell them apart. All the menus for fighting mode like the PS1 are in English and the game does not auto save like the PS1. To save go to Options, Look for Backup and click save data or load data when you first turn the game on.

Next, the game also contains a card colecting mode of new cards you obtain by beating the fighting mode. Then there is card battle mode which requires Japanese to play.

Lastly, the game also supports multiplayer mode via cable and oddly training mode can only be accessed through the now defunct online mode.

## Sources

* Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kz\_StQnUYKw
* IGN's review: http://www.ign.com/articles/2000/04/20/pocket-fighter-import

## External links

* *Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix* at Wikipedia

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WonderSwan series

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The WonderSwan series consists of three handheld systems, the original monochrome unit, the WonderSwan Color, and the SwanCrystal.

Library:

Like many Bandai products, the system's library, comprised largely of first party titles, feature games based on popular japanese franchises in anime and other media.

Although the WonderSwan has a cult following outside of Japan thanks to its obscurity in the west, many of the games are considered not to be import-friendly, as most of the titles are text driven such as RPGs, strategy games, or adventure.
WonderSwan

The **WonderSwan** (ワンダースワン) is a handheld game system that was launched in Japan by Bandai on March 4, 1999, about a year after the discontinuation of the Pippin platform.

## History

The first WonderSwan console was developed as a grayscale device by Koto Laboratory, the company founded by former Nintendo engineer Gunpei Yokoi (横井 軍平). Bandai showed off the new handheld system at the 1999 Tokyo Toy Show.

It was soon followed by the WonderSwan Color (ワンダースワン カラー). A range of peripheral accessories were produced, such as the WonderWave infrared communicator and the WonderBorg robotic kit, which were shown at the 2000 Tokyo Toy Show. The active matrix SwanCrystal (スワンクリスタル) was unveiled by Bandai at the 2002 Tokyo Toy Show. Though well-received, the WonderSwan line was unable to fend off competition from Nintendo's Game Boy Advance and was eventually discontinued in 2003.

## Legacy

Though sold only in Japan, the WonderSwan remains Bandai's last and best-selling console to date. Over 3.5 million units of the consoles were sold and over 10 million games were sold.

In 2018, a scene in the Blu-ray release of *Evangelion: 2.22* depicted the character Asuka with a fictitious handheld console that resembled the back of a WonderSwan bearing Bandai and Pippin platform logos.

## Gallery

WonderSwan with attached WonderWave accessory and a compatible PocketStation (right)WonderSwan ColorSwanCrystal
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Bandai WonderSwan 101: A Beginner's Guide, Racketboy. 2007-07-06.
2. ↑ Bandai Says Goodbye to Pippin by Chris Johnston, GameSpot. 1998-02-27.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Hardware Classics: Bandai WonderSwan by Damien McFerran, Nintendo Life. 2014-03-11.
4. ↑ 1999年東京おもちゃショー　ゴーゴーファイブ　ウルトラマンガイア (Japanese) by kbigstone, YouTube. 2013-01-25.
5. ↑ 2000東京おもちゃショー開幕 (Japanese) by funatsu, PC Watch. 2000-03-16.
6. ↑ Swan Crystal debuts at the Tokyo Toy Show 2002 by Yukiyoshi Ike Sato, GameSpot. 2006-05-17.
7. ↑ Device solution: WonderSwan, Koto Laboratory. Archived 2016-03-03.
8. ↑ Definitely a Wonderswan, however the art most closely resembles Donkey Kong, from the Famicom Pulse line. Also, they also threw the Apple/Bandai Pippin logo on there for maximum easter egg weirdness. by EvaMonkey, Twitter. 2018-12-27.

## See also

* Playdia (1994-1996) at the Playdia Wiki
* Pippin (1996-1998) at the Pippin Wiki

## External links

* Swan of Wonders at Weebly
* Bandai Wonderswan at Kultboy
* Bandai WonderSwan at RF Generation
* Bandai WonderSwan at Rooster Teeth Gaming Bits
* The Bandai Wonder Swan FAQ at Digital Press
* WonderSwan (Platform) at Giant Bomb
* WonderSwan at Retro Gamer
* WonderSwan at Wikipedia

### Archived links

* WonderSwanWeb official site (archived 2003-12-23, 2001-05-15, 1999-01-25)
* Bandai Wonderswan Series Wiki at Fandom (archived 2015-05-10)
Koto Laboratory

**Koto Co. Ltd.**, also known as **Koto Laboratory**, is a game development company founded by former Nintendo engineer Gunpei Yokoi (横井 軍平). Koto was responsible for developing the WonderSwan handheld game system for Bandai. Over 3.5 million units of the consoles were sold and over 10 million games were sold.

## References

1. ↑ Message from CEO, Koto Laboratory. Archived 2007-02-18.
2. ↑ Hardware Classics: Bandai WonderSwan by Damien McFerran, Nintendo Life. 2014-03-11.
3. ↑ Device solution: WonderSwan, Koto Laboratory. Archived 2007-02-18.

## External links

* Koto Laboratory official website (Japanese)
	+ Koto Laboratory English site
* Koto Laboratory at MobyGames
* Games developed by Koto Laboratory at Games Database
* Gunpei Yokoi's final two games at Before Mario

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WonderSwan Color

The **WonderSwan Color** (ワンダースワン カラー) is a handheld game console that was launched in Japan by Bandai on December 9, 2000, about 21 months after the original WonderSwan.

## History

The first WonderSwan console was released in March 1999 as a grayscale device that was developed by Koto Laboratory, the company founded by former Nintendo engineer Gunpei Yokoi (横井 軍平).

The WonderSwan Color was followed by the active matrix SwanCrystal (スワンクリスタル), which was unveiled by Bandai at the 2002 Tokyo Toy Show. Though well-received, the WonderSwan line was unable to fend off competition from Nintendo's Game Boy Advance and was eventually discontinued in 2003.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Bandai WonderSwan 101: A Beginner's Guide, Racketboy. 2007-07-06.
2. ↑ Hardware Classics: Bandai WonderSwan by Damien McFerran, Nintendo Life. 2014-03-11.
3. ↑ Swan Crystal debuts at the Tokyo Toy Show 2002 by Yukiyoshi Ike Sato, GameSpot. 2006-05-17.

## External links

* WonderSwanWeb official site (archived 2003-12-23, 2001-05-15)
* List of WonderSwan Color games at Wikipedia
* Bandai WonderSwan Color at RF Generation
* WonderSwan Color (Platform) at Giant Bomb

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Россия

Государственный флаг.

**Российская республика** — бывшее государство, которое управлялось участником Totemoyoi. Государство просуществовало недолго - 5 дней. Столица - Москва.

## История

Государство было основано после того, что Российская империя установила либерализм. После, Россия стала за революционеров в Мексике, а также за Тайвань, которого атаковал КСР. 4 августа был новый гос. переворот и был установлен социализм. Но государство развалилось и было полностью уничтожено.
Chapter 9: The Titan

The titan is unintentionally overcharged by Darius' spell.

***The Titan*** was the ninth & final chapter of *Republic*.

## Trivia

* *The Titan* was the final session of *Republic*.
* It featured the most character deaths to date, with C-Freepio, Seth Deathwalker, Grumblegrond, and Lord Orenet all meeting their demises.
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Check out our lists of **WonderSwan games**, **color games**, and **accessories**.
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Kaddranth

Kaddranth was a green dragon. He was not as intelligent as traditional dragons: he was never taught how to speak Draconic, or at all. He could comprehend both Common and Elvish, but couldn't speak either. He was born in 1034 AC, and raised by Seth Deathwalker. He fought in the Blackshade Civil War alongside the Rebellion.
Chapter 5: Enter the Republic

The Republic capital of Edorn.

***Enter the Republic*** was the fifth chapter of *Republic*.

## Story

A bard named Darius found the party members lying unconscious next to a horse, and attempted to stabilize everyone who was unconscious around town, accidentally killing a pair of Republic soldiers. He travelled to Culcheth in order to revive Peter Staker.

Darius encountered the djinn and wished to undo his manslaughter and clear his name. The catch was that he became a famous folk hero, "Darius the Acclaimed". His fans were so obsessive they almost crushed him to death because they wouldn't leave him alone. The djinn asked him if for his final wish he was willing to "wish it all away." And he did.

This trapped him in the djinn's former lamp, which Peter Staker found and auctioned off to Darius' fans. The Duke of Candlehold bought him for an exorbitant amount. Eventually, the party (not supported by Staker) decided to look for help. C-Freepio went to visit the Republic of Blackshade at their capital in Edorn, where he met its leader Seth Deathwalker.

A squad of Republic soldiers were given to C-Freepio, and he travelled to Candlehold to save Darius. He found the bard in a cell, where he discovered the Duke had been working with the djinn, who now had an army of serpentfolk at his service. The snakes betrayed the djinn and beheaded him, leaving the town completely. The party killed the Duke, and Smoke left.

Ten years passed, and Peter Staker became the new Duke of Candlehold. C-Freepio was visited by Smoke in a spaceship...?

## Trivia

* *Enter the Republic* introduced Darius to the party.
* It was the first session to feature a time jump.
* It was also the first session to feature a returning character from earlier Tales from Skanor.
WonderSwan GPS

The **WonderSwan GPS** is a global positioning and accelerometer accessory that had been developed for WonderSwan handheld consoles.

## Releases

At Tokyo Game Show in Spring 2001, Bandai and Namco announced 3 games that would work with the WonderSwan GPS. However, all were cancelled with the cancellation of the GPS device itself.

* *Let’s Play Golf*
* *Magic Formation WARS*
* *Super GPS Pacman*

## Gallery

WonderSwan GPS display at the 2001 Tokyo Game Show.A blue WonderSwan Color with GPS attachment at the 2001 Tokyo Game Show.An orange WonderSwan Color with GPS attachment at the 2001 Tokyo Game Show.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Bandai Flirts with Western Launch as WonderSwan gets Gizmos, Spong. 2001-04-02.
2. ↑ Beta & Cancelled WonderSwan Videogames by Celine, Unseen64. 2012-10-19. Accessed 2019-04-05.

## See also

* WonderBorg
* WonderGate
* WonderSwan MP3
* WonderWave
* WonderWitch

## External links

* WonderSwan – GPS (Unreleased) at The Video Game Kraken
* (東京ゲームショウ2001春) WonderSwan用GPSは2002年度登場 at ケータイ Watch (Japanese)

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Chapter 2: Djinn Magick

The froghemoth tries to defend the grung village.

***Djinn Magick*** was the second chapter of *Republic*.

## Story

The adventurers had fallen down the pit of the dwarven mineshaft for ten hours straight, and fell into a deep pool of murky water at the bottom. They were attacked by a froghemoth, but managed to escape to a swampy marshland.

There, they reached a grung village. The grung were surprised at the presence of outsiders, but then they were attacked by Peter Staker, under the control of the mind flayers. The party incapacitated him and extracted and killed the worm.

A legion of drow militia soldiers marched into the village and burned it down. They were led by a sorcerer, Lord Orenet. They chased the party members and the grung who ran with them. Then, the sorcerer summoned a dracolich servant. It was about to slaughter the survivors, but the froghemoth emerged from the lake to fight it in order to protect its grung cousins.

The dracolich slew the froghemoth without hesitation or much difficulty. But it had awarded the party enough time to escape to an ancient ruin arranged with statues of what must have once been folk heroes. They found a hidden lever which led them to a secret tunnel, in which they discovered a stash of stolen loot, topped off with a strange lamp in a safe.

C-Freepio accidentally triggered the lamp when he was hidden from the others, and a djinn emerged from it. The djinn asked him if he had any wishes, and C-Freepio wished for a way to get out of the caves, a request to which the djinn obliged, creating a hidden stairway with which they could leave to the surface.
Freia Pyredane

**Freia Pyredane**, called Empress Freia by the common folk, was the leader of the rebellion which started the War of the High King. She was the elder sister of Asher I Pyredane, and originally was intended to be crowned Empress. However, she died of a lingering wound in a clean-up operation shortly after the War of the High King, and her brother Asher was crowned Emperor in her stead. The Palace of Freia is named after her, and she is considered the founder of the Pyrrhic Empire.
Trinity (Campaign)

***Trinity*** is a cancelled sequel campaign to *Ruin*.

## Party

The party members in *Trinity* and when they joined or left the adventure will be added once the campaign has begun.

## Recurring NPCs

This will be a list of recurring NPCs in *Trinity*, including allies and villains.

## Trivia

* *Trinity* is set 7 years after *Ruin*'s finale chapter, *Destiny of Skanor*.