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Adderheart

### Gender

Weaselkit, Jackdaw and WildkitHe was a loner/Rouge before his sisters and him joined the clan, but he was adopted by Sorrowpelt which made Blackface, his uncle!

### Weight

[Loner] Adder[Kit] Adder[Apprentice] Adderpaw[Warrior] Adderheart[Deputy] Adderheart

## Birth history

Adderheart was born in a twolegplace beside his sisters, Goosesplash and Brightdawn, Back then his name was Adder, he saw his parents fighting the first time he opened his eyes but didnt know who they were so he got up and walked away into the forest, his sisters followed him and a loner found them and told them thad they'd be welcome in FireClan!

## Physical Descreption

Adderheart is a black tom-cat with amber eyes and a long scar on his muzzle and some fur off his leg.

## Personality

Adderheart likes battles and running, yes, hes the fastest runner in FireClan, he could race a twoleg, maby not win, but he still could.
Adderheart has three kits, Weaselpaw, Wildpaw and Jackdaw (Jackdaw does not have a proper clan name because she decided to become a loner.) He has a mate called Foxtail.

## Skills and Weaknesses

Adderheart is a great fighter and hunter, he hates swimming but he is the fastest runner in his clan.

## Life

### Kithood

Adderheart was known as Adder when he was a kit, he was born in the Twolegplace with his two sisters Bright and Goose (Brightdawn and Goosesplash)...
He was found by an old cat and got carried back to Fireclan where he was welcomed...

### Adolecence

As an apprentice he hated staying in the camp, he ran away a lot...

He first met some woles and threatened them, they won the battle, he ran to a farm and got shot by a bullet in the leg, he also terrorised some chickens in another barn, yes he got into a lot of trouble but he became a loyal warrior as he grew up, but he still doesnt like staying in camp though.
Bugbear

### **BESTIAL MANIFESTATIONS OF GOBLINOID SURVIVAL INSTINCT**

*Silent, stalking, a Bugbear slinks behind a party of young foolhardy adventurers through a forest. Carefully, he bends his toes around a fallen branch and awkwardly positions himself around a nearby tree as to cause no noise. As the leader of the party calls for a moment of rest and contemplation on directions, the Bugbear lifts high his morning-star--yellow rotten teeth showing in a wicked grin as he is about to crush the head of the party's healer. He knows exactly who to kill first to ensure a delicious meal of roasted human, elf, and dwarf...*

#### **Biology**

Bugbears are tall, imposing, muscular and long-limbed goblinoids resembling feral, bestial hairy humanoids with short stubby noses and long fangs and ears. They have extremely long arms with powerfully-gripping hands and legs that are proportional--giving them a great height of six- to seven-feet. They have powerful builds to lug large amounts of equipment and organs that are equally as powerful because of their years of living in poor disease-ridden conditions. Their eyes have adjusted to years of nightly hunting; making them have darkvision.

#### **Culture**

Bugbears share an uneasy spot with Goblins within Goblinoid society and ranks as they are often used as a tough front line of offense on the battlefield and are often mistreated by their Hobgoblin superiors. Often they are employed as guards and soldiers within dungeons or guilds because of their powerful builds and brutish demeanors. Most Bugbears deeply regard themselves to be the best of the goblinoid races--but Bugbear revolts are seldom seen and when they are all that results is Bugbear blood being shed and their rank and public image deteriorating further.

#### **Statistics**

Source: Volo's Guide to Monsters. You can find the text hosted here as well.

**• Ability Score Increase.** Your Strength score increases by 2, and your Dexterity score increases by 1.

**• Age.** Bugbears reach adulthood at age 16 and live up to 80 years.

**• Alignment.** Bugbears endure a harsh existence that demands each of them to remain self-sufficient, even at the expense of their fellows. They tend to be chaotic evil.

**• Size.** Bugbears are between 6 and 8 feet tall and weigh between 250 and 350 pounds. Your size is Medium.

**• Speed.** Your base walking speed is 30 feet.

**• Darkvision.** You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can't discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.

**• Long-Limbed.** When you make a melee attack on your turn, your reach for it is 5 feet greater than normal.

**• Powerful Build.** You count as one size larger when determining your carrying capacity and the weight you can push, drag, or lift.

**• Sneaky.** You are proficient in the Stealth skill.

**• Surprise Attack.** If you surprise a creature and hit it with an attack on your first turn in combat, the attack deals an extra 2d6 damage to it. You can use this trait only once per combat.

**• Languages.** You can speak, read, and write Common and Goblin.
Ring 1

Welcome to Ring 1! If you aren't skilled at obbies, don't think of doing any towers legit.

## What is Ring 1?

Ring 1 is the first ring you can play in Buffed Towers . Thanos Tower along with Tower of Confusion are the noob crushing towers for this ring, being at Easy and Medium difficulty.

## Towers

### Beginner Towers

* Tower of Annoyingly Simple Trials
* Tower of Anger
* Tower of Madness

### Intermediate Towers

* Tower of Killjoys
* Tower of Hell
* Tower of Keyboard Yeeting

### Advanced Towers

* Tower of Stress

* Tower of Screen Punching
* Tower of Rage

### Pyschologically Unsafe Towers

* Tower of Impossible Expectations
* Tower of True Skill
* Thanos Tower (noob crushing)
* Tower of Confusion (noob crushing)
Buffed Towers Wiki

**Welcome to the Buffed Towers Wiki!**Welcome to Buffed Towers wiki! This is one of the many JToH fangames out there, and I suggest you have an idea on what this is about. But just in case you don't, well then, you get it, JToH but the towers are intense or above! (SCs are nerfed down to easy - difficult)
Buffed Towers is made by bLockerman666, a developer for Juke's Towers of Hell (JToH).

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Darkwings

## Appearance:

Darkwing colors are from Midnight black to dark smoky gray. They have slim scales and big wings

## General Personality:

Darkwings are known for their liking to hide in the dark, due to the name Darkwings. Other tribes think of them as sly and mysterious.

## Skills:

Due to their time spent in the dark, Darkwings are very known for using their midnight black scales to look more shadows then dragons, which keeps them safe from enemies. They are also known for their great vision durning the night. Darkwings are also very loyal to the tribe and like helping anyway they can.
Secrets of The Sand

A coming book series that will be released around November 5th.

- Ginger

## Blurb

*On the night of the thousandth year,*

*When the moon has turned blood red,*

*A great army will rise up,*

*From the ground, and from the dead.*

Three dragonets; a Sandwing, Scorpion, an Icewing, Frostbite, and a Nightwing, Stargazer, are new students at Jade Mountain Academy, in the Silver Winglet. They find an ancient scroll, foretelling of a great evil coming to conquer Phyrria and Patlanta on the day of the Blood Moon. The dragonets travel to the Sand Kingdom to try to find a way to stop it; and uncover some secrets that were better left buried.

## Books

Darkening Skies

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World 1: Solar System

**World 1**, also known as **Solar System**, is the first world in the game. It holds 13 towers, 1 citadel, and on mini tower.

## Design

**World 1's** lobby is inside a satellite, with the towers being situated on top of different planets.

## Towers

### Beginner Towers

* Tower of Annoyingly Simple Trials
* Tower of Anger
* Tower of Madness

### Intermediate Towers

* Tower of Killjoys
* Tower of Hecc
* Tower of Keyboard Yeeting

### Advanced Towers

* Tower of Stress
* Tower of Screen Punching
* Tower of Rage

### Psychologically Unsafe Towers

* Tower of Impossible Expectations
* Tower of True Skill

### "Soul Crushing" Towers

* Thanos Tower
* Tower of Confusion
Tower of Slight Unhappiness: Buff

The Tower of Slight Unhappiness: Buff or ToSU:B is a Challenging difficulty, originally Effortless ascension-based buffed Tower. Its original creator was Gammator, and was buffed by TheTixTop. It is currently confirmed for the the Bonus World subrealm. It was previously found in World 1, but has since been moved to the subrealm. It is now replaced by Tower of Annoyingly Simple Trials: Buff.
CrystalWings

## Appearance

CrystalWings can be any color that exists, and are usually tall and medium built. They have large wings, long horns, and spikes on the backs of their heads similar to IceWings. CrystalWings are also known to have shiny silver scales on the underside of their wings. They are descended from NightWings and IceWings, with small bits of RainWing heritage.

## Abilities

Some CrystalWings have the ability to speak with the ground, but all have the ability to breath fire and a plasma that can melt anything except diamonds. CrystalWings are also known to have very rare mind reading and future telling powers. CrystalWings also gain an unknown special ability at age six.

## Region

CrystalWings inhabit the eastern wingtip of Pyrala, next to the NightWings, IceWings, and LeafWings. They live in caves formed naturally and carved out by plasma.

## Naming

CrystalWing parents name their dragonets after different gems and precious stones. Other CrystalWings such as Stormwalker or Redscales are also known to be named after their appearances or abilities.
Scorpion

## Description

### Appearance

Scorpion is a pale sandy female dragon. She is a slim Sandwing-Icewing hybrid with white scales on her underbelly. She has a barbed Sandwing tail and a few Icewing horns.

### Personality

Scorpion is quiet and a bit shy, liking to hang out in the back of the room. Though if you get the chance to get to know her, you'll know that she's pretty sweet and witty. She has undying loyalty to her friends, and won't hesitate to die to save them.

### Skills

Scorpion has the poison of a Sandwing, and is a very good fighter. She secretly has animus magic, but hates using it in fear of hurting someone, and rather likes to think its nonexistent. Though she will use it in the most dire situations.
Cactus

## Description

Cactus is a gold colored female SandWing with black eyes, pale underscales that look almost white, and sand colored wings and frills. Her talons and horns are dark gold and she wears a gold earring in her left ear.

## Personality

Cactus has a thoughtful and curious personality. Her memory is full of survival skills and killing techniques because she is one of Pyrala’s top assassins. Cactus is smart and cunning but loves to have a good time.

## Relationships

#### Queen Dune

Cactus has a negative relationship with Queen Dune because Cactus is hired several times to kill off her top generals.

#### Silt

Cactus’s relationship with Silt is neutral. Cactus is at first untrustworthy of Silt as she is a MudWing, but slowly begins to trust her and they develop a neutral relationship.

#### Topaz

Cactus has an interesting relationship with Tooaz, as she feels she is starting to develop feelings for her. It is unknown if Topaz shared her feelings.

#### Swirl

When Cactus and the others are freed from the SkyWing prison, Cactus immediately recognizes Swirl as the SeaWing princess. Swirl is surprised by this and they begin talking. They later develop a good friendship.

#### Anaconda

Cactus tolerates Anaconda, and there is some friendship between the two. Anaconda frequently annoys Cactus by changing colors too much.
Fruity Lucky Charms

This cereal is described on the front of the box as a "sweetened corn cereal with marshmallows... marshmallow shapes and colors may vary... flavored with other natural flavors." It's described in press materials like this: "Fruity Lucky Charms combines sweet, fruity-flavored corn cereal with magical. colorful marshmallow charms."

The marshmallow shapes are "hearts, stars and horseshoes, clovers & blue moons, unicorns, rainbows & tasty red balloons!"

The back of the introductory box features an activity panel titled "A Magical New Discovery!" "Lucky has discovered an enchanted orchard where fluffy marshmallow charms grow on colorful rainbow trees. Can you find an exact match for each tree by finding the trees that share the same charms?"
Banana Creme Frosted Flakes

This limited edition cereal was introduced in early 2019. The front of the initial box describes it as "naturally flavored with other natural flavors" and features an image of Tony the Tiger holding a bowl of the cereal and a small graphic of a piece of banana creme pie. It's was described on Kellogg's official website as "The crunchy Frosted Flakes you love, bursting with the banana creme pie filling you crave."

Ingredients listed on the nutrition panel are milled corn, sugar, malt flavor, contains 2% or less of salt, natural flavor, and a smattering of vitamins and minerals.
Mindwings

Mindwings is a mythical tribe of Pyrrhia.

## Appearance

Mindwing colors range from very light blue to very light lilac. They have thick scales and smallish wings. Mindwings also have two tiny wing-like things on their necks.

## General Personality

Mindwings are quiet and shy. Though almost no one knows about this because they like to keep to the shadows, and all other tribes consider them a "Mythical" tribe.

## Skills

Mindwings have a range of many mental abilities, including mind reading, telekinesis, and even hypnosis. Their extra wing-like things are used to hypnotize other dragons by flapping speedily, though the ability is rarely seen in Mindwings. They are also super intelligent.

## Territory

Mindwings live in the mountain range beside Jade Mountain. Once, a long time ago, their most powerful Hypnosis user cast some sort of a spell around it, making so any dragon who got near it would immediately turn around and head the other direction.
Lucio

Lúcio, full name Lúcio Correia dos Santos, is a Brazilian DJ and freedom fighter. He is equipped with futuristic roller blades that allow him to skate on walls (Wall Ride), and is armed with a Sonic Amplifier gun that can damage enemies or knock them back with Soundwaves. He uses music to either heal his teammates or increase their movement speed (Crossfade), and can amplify his music at will to boost the effects (Amp It Up). His ultimate ability, Sound Barrier, grants powerful temporary shielding to himself and nearby allies. Jeff Kaplan described Lucio's origins based on the bard class from classic tabletop role-playing games, able to cast auras on their party.

Lúcio Correia dos Santos grew up in Rio de Janeiro during the financial upheaval caused by the Omnic Crisis. He turned to music to lift up the spirits of his disheartened people, performing on street corners and at block parties. When the Vishkar Corporation, a multinational conglomerate, moved in to redevelop Rio, they began to crack down on its citizens with curfews and began to exploit them as cheap labor. Lúcio rose up, stole a Vishkar sonic weapon, and used it against them, rallying the people to rise up and drive Vishkar out of their neighborhoods. His leadership made him a global celebrity, and he began to perform in filled arenas worldwide.

Blizzard announced in February 2017 that Lúcio will be added as a hero character to Heroes of the Storm, retaining similar healing and support capabilities in that game. Blizzard also plans to start distributing "Lúcio-Ohs" breakfast cereal through Kellogg's in early 2019, inspired by one of Lúcio's in-game sprays.
Spiderwings

Spiderwings were an ancient tribe of Pantala.

## Appearance

Their colors range from deep purple to black with some white scales. They're slim, and had needle-thick claws. Spiderwing's eye colors are dark blues and greens. Spiderwings can also be recognized by the intricate web patterns on their wing membranes.

Spiderwings have a tall, thin build, and a large wingspan. They are actually a hybrid tribe, born from the Nightwings and the Silkwings.

## General Personality

Spiderwings are natural-born leaders, who love to take control of a situation. Though it can get on other dragon's nerves. Spiderwings love to be helpful, and can be very prideful and boastful.

## Skills

They can spin silk, like Silkwings, except it's much stickier, and can trap dragons. They also have night vision and special venom that they can release when they bite something. Their venom can either paralyze or poison someone, and the power ranges from dragon to dragon.

A Spiderwing's long wingspan also helps them fly faster.

## Territory

Spiderwings used to live on the top right wing of Pantala before they died out. They loved to glide around the mountaintops, and weave non-sticky hammocks to sleep in.

(TBC)
Honey Bun

The complete name of this cereal is Hostess Honey Bun cereal. It's based on, and shaped like mini versions of, Hostess Honey Bun snack cakes.

A description on the back of the introductory box reads like this: "It's a Honey Bun cereal kind of day! Do you love the sweet taste of a Hostess Honey Bun? Rolls of honey glazed pastry wrapped in circles with a wisp of cinnamon. Now you can enjoy all that classic flavor in a new way with Hostess Honey Bun cereal. Try a bowl to start your day and get ready to roll."
Ice Cream Jones

This red-headed soda jerk represented Ice Cream Cones cereal when it was introduced in 1987. His souped-up bike featured a cereal-box shaped ice cream freezer and pair of bells that would ring when he pulled a string.

Jones was often depicted overcoming great obstacles to deliver his cereal to waiting children. He has unwittingly fended off cereal-starved grizzly bears and been air-lifted by helicopter all in the name of delivering Ice Cream Cones cereal.
Nestle

Founded in 1860, Nestle is a multinational packaged food company headquartered in Vevey, Switzerland. In 1984, Nestle acquired the American food company Carnation. In 1989, Nestle and General Mills formed Cereal Partners Worldwide to market cereals worldwide. In 2002, Nestle got it's hands on the Ralston Purina company. But by that time, Ralston's cereal products had already been acquired by General Mills by way of a spin-off from Ralcorp Holdings.
The Lost Peace Prophecy

*For those who seek to find*

*An answer to the raging fight*

*It may seem like peace is blind*

*But truly they possess a sight*

*They will come*

*Though not allowed*

*Bringing peace, a quiet sound*

*And all that’s lost will soon be found*

*For the dragons who will seek to find*

*Will bring to all a peace not blind*
Lovable Truly

Beginning in 1964, the mascot for Alpha-Bits was a postman, possibly a pun on "Post Man" named Loveable Truly, who was originally voiced by insult comic Jack E. Leonard in a Southern accent. Loveable Truly was also a character in the 1960s cartoon show Linus the Lionhearted on CBS, along with other Post Cereals mascots at the time
Ghostbusters

To get the most out of their rights to use the Ghostbusters brand, Ralston introduced three cereals over the course of a few years: Ghost Busters, The Real Ghost Busters and Slimer! And The Real Ghostbusters. All three cereals appear to have been the same cereal repackaged.

When this cereal - the first of the three - first hit shelves, an ad with the following song hit television:

There's a new cereal in the neighborhood

with O's and ghosts

(Tastes real good... Ghostbusters!)

Marshmallow ghosts... fruit flavored O's

Ghostbusters taste great with milk and juice and toast

(a nutritious breakfast with the ghost... Ghostbusters!)

What you gonna crunch? (Ghostbusters!)
Frosted Krispies

This cereal was described on the box as a "Ready Sweetened Rice Cereal".

In a 1984 episode (#1529) of Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, Mr. Rogers takes a trip down the cereal aisle where you can see Frosted Krispies along with some since-discontinued favorites like Donkey Kong Cereal, Pac-Man Cereal and Buc-Wheats.
Dye

Dyes are used to color items and materials, they can be purchased or crafted.

## Dye Recipes

Some dyes do not have recipes due to being limited items.

### Black Dye

Not to be mistaken for Abyss Dye. Black dyed material still has a shadow and highlight.

* coming soon

### White Dye

Can be used to make white or Off-white items.

## Shop/Event Only Dyes

Due to their complexity each of these dyes will also have their own pages to show color examples.

### Abyss Dye

This dye makes items so black that they cannot reflect any light(the dont have any shine or shadow on the object itself)

### Galaxy Dyes

Causes a galaxy effect and has a variety of variations.

### Glow Dyes

Glow Dyes apply a faint glowing effect to the items thier used on.

### Elemental Dyes

These magical Dyes cause the items to look like the elements they are named after. This effect is only decorative though it can act as camouflage.

### Glass Dyes

Glass dyes somehow make even the most solid items mostly transparent. They are not invisible though and are quite shiny.

### Metallic Dyes

These dyes look like the metals they are named after.
Nerds

In the mid 80's, Nerds Cereal asked us, "Which side are you gonna eat first?" The cereal box was divided into two separate compartments - each containing its own flavor of Nerds Cereal. Two dual varieties were offered: orange/cherry and strawberry/grape. It was described by Ralston as being a "tiny tangy crunchy sweetened cereal".

The cereal's premiums included small boxes of Nerds candy in the box and a send-away offer for a "Two-Sided Nerds Bowl" with a "Nerd Gate" - as seen in a commercial the "Nerd Gate" lifted to allow milk on one side of the bowl to flow into cereal on the other side.

There were reports that eating Nerds Cereal would produce a bright red-orange stool - an alarming, if hardly life-threatening, health condition.
Bill & Ted's Excellent Cereal

Bill & Ted's Excellent Cereal was introduced by Ralston in 1990. It was a promotional tie-in for Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures - The Animated Series. The animated series lasted only 21 episodes over 1990 and 1991. It was based on the successful film Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure starring Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter.

The cereal was promoted on the box as being "a most awesome breakfast adventure." It consisted of cinnamon-flavored toasted oat squares and marshmallow pieces shaped like musical notes.
Crispy

Post made an unsuccessful revival attempt of the cereal in 1987. This time, the commercials featured a puppet mascot named "Crispy" with pom-pom antennae, a pom-pom tail and a furry yellow body, resembling a moose. Crispy used an impersonation of Jimmy Durante including the nonsense phrase "Ah-cha-cha-cha". This puppet interacted with a child actor and was accompanied by smaller puppets which resembled the individual pieces of cereal. Together, these puppets spoke the cereal's tagline: "It's indubitably delicious."
Fruity Pebbles

This cereal was introduced as simply "Pebbles" in 1969. The recipe was a modified version of Post's Rice Krinkles cereal which disappeared about the same time Pebbles was created.

While Rice Krinkes had a definite puffed rice appearance, this new cereal had smaller pieces that actually looked like little rocks.

A happy coincidence happened when the creators of the animated television series The Flintstones sent out word that they were seeking licensing partners. During the first year of the show (1960), The Flintstones was aimed at adult audiences and Winston cigarettes was its biggest sponsor. In an effort to increase its appeal to children and advertisers pandering to children, The Flintstones added two children to it's animated cast, Pebble and Bamm-Bamm.

The changes worked and the show was a hit with both kids and adults until 1966 when the show was canceled.

Three years later in 1969, the characters of the show had no show and no where to go. Little did The Flintstone characters know... they were about to become breakfast cereal superstars.

The new cereal that looked like pebbles and the cartoon that had character named Pebbles was a cereal match made in heaven. In 1970, the name of Pebbles cereal was changed to Fruity Pebbles and the first of many Pebbles variations appeared, Cocoa Pebbles.

It's nearly 50 years since the character of Fred Flintstone debuted and he's still playing a starring roll on Fruity Pebbles cereal boxes. While TV commercials starring Fred and his neighbor Barney Rubble had their heyday in the 70's and 80's, you can still occasionally catch Flintstones characters hawking Post cereals.
Ice Cream Pebbles

The complete name of this product is Ice Cream Pebbles Rainbow Sherbet Flavor cereal. The cereal was officially announced on June 2, 2015 with a promise that "the pink, orange and lime green flakes are sure to have cereal and ice cream lovers alike hungry for another scoop."

The front of the box features the Flintstones character Bamm-Bamm Rubble smashing a rainbow sherbet ice cream cone into a bowl of the cereal. It describes the cereal as a "naturally and artificially flavored... sweetened rice cereal."

The back of the introductory box features an activity panel called "Ice Cream Pebbles Fun!" with a find-the-hidden-objects puzzle.

The first 4 ingredients listed on the nutritional panel are rice, sugar, hydrogenated vegetable oil and salt.

In online materials, Post is promoting the cereal as an ingredient for summertime treats like Confetti Ice Cream Squares and Lime Cheesecake With Pebbles Crust.
Sugar Pop Pete

Sugar Pops Pete was a prairie dog pup who began shelling Sugar Pops cereal in 1959. Pete was the sheriff of a small Western town where he kept law and order with his "sugar popper" pixie-stick pistol.
A blast of sugar from his gun would "sweeten-up" criminals. On cereal boxes, it also appeared that Pete used his pistol to sweeten Sugar Pops.
Kellogg's

The **Kellogg Company**, doing business as **Kellogg's**, is an American multinational food manufacturing company headquartered in Battle Creek, Michigan, United States. Kellogg's produces cereal and convenience foods, including crackers and toaster pastries and markets their products by several well known brands including Corn Flakes, Frosted Flakes, Pringles, Eggo, and Cheez-It. Kellogg's mission statement is "Nourishing families so they can flourish and thrive.
Baron Von Redberry (Character)

Wearing googles over his spiked, classic Prussian / German style Pickelhaube (helmet), the mustachioed Baron Von Redberry promoted his berry cereal namesake with the words, "Achtung! Baron Von Redberry is derberry goodest cereal!"

Beyond the obvious distinctions between the Baron and his cereal nemesis Sir Grape Fellow, it's interesting to note that the Baron was often pictured giving a thumbs-up hand gesture, while Grapefellow was more inclined to display a rounded thumb and index finger okay sign.
Buzz Bee

Their mascot is an anthropomorphic bee, designed for the first commercials by Dean Yeagle at Zander's Animation Parlour in New York City. The bee did not have a name until 2000, when Kristine Tong, a fifth grade student from Coolidge, Texas, won a national contest to name the bee, dubbing him "BuzzBee". Buzz also appeared as the host in the **Honey Nut Cheerios Spelling Bee** game, which was named after the breakfast cereal. Buzz has also went through several different voice actors in his career. He was originally voiced by the late Arnold Stang until 1991. He was then voiced by Hadley Kay, Billy West, Charlie Schlatter, Jason Marsden, Oliver Wyman and currently Sam Heyn.
Cinnamon Frosted Flakes

The complete name of this cereal (if you note the small print) is Cinnamon Frosted Flakes Of Corn. As with traditional Frosted Flakes, the cereal's mascot is Tony The Tiger.

The back of the box (in January 2017) gave the following description of the cereal:

"Tony has an exciting new way to add a sweet spark to your morning! Let your gr-r-reat out with the delicious taste of new Kellogg's Cinnamon Frosted Flakes. Go for it! Crunch it up! It’s cinnamania! Anything's possible!"

The box also included some Fun & Factual Cinna-Fun Facts!:

"1) Cinnamon is made from the inner bark of a tree. 2) In the 15th century, the search for cinnamon inspired world exploration. 3) It's one of the oldest spices known to mankind. 4) It was once considered more precious than gold. 5) Indonesia produces nearly 47% of the world's cinnamon."
Cocoa Puffs Combos

Cocoa Puffs Combos cereal was introduced in the summer of 2008. It was the first new Cocoa Puffs cereal since the original was unveiled in 1958.

The cereal consists of of brown chocolate flavored balls (or Puffs) mixed with an even amount of yellow-white vanilla balls. The shape and texture of the cereal pieces are similar to that of the original Cocoa Puffs cereal.

According to Scott Dorman, an associate marketing manager for General Mills, "Kids love to mix together chocolate and vanilla, two of their favorite flavors. Cocoa Puffs Combos gives kids the perfect combination of flavors they want, and parents will love the nutrition." (Business Wire 7/15/08).

The initial box for the cereal features Sonny the Cuckoo Bird holding the two colored cereal pieces in one hand and pointing at them with his other hand.

The back of the box shows a cartoon city block in happy devastation as chocolate and vanilla cereal pieces rain down from the sky. The scene is similar to the 1998 disaster film Armageddon except the characters are all animals and most of them are smiling.

The text on the back of the box is partially hidden as part of a figure-out-the-missing word code game. The fist two sentences read as follows, "It's pandemonium! News of the great new taste of COCOA PUFFS COMBOS has just hit the streets, and it seems like Sony is surrounded by all kinds of wacky combinations."
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1989)

When introduced, this cereal was described on the box as "crunchy, sweetened 'ninja nets' with 'ninja turtle' marshmallows". Pizza-shaped marshmallows were later added. The "ninja net" cereal pieces looked very much like Chex cereal pieces.

Some notable premiums included with the cereal were Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cereal bowls, TMNT cups that changed color when cold liquid was added, cut-out collector cards from the 1990 "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" film and a send-away offer for a hologram t-shirt
Crunchosaurus Rex

The cereal was created in the early 1990s and featured a mascot named "Crunchosaurus Rex", an anthropomorphic purple dinosaur who, in television advertisements, used stealth and cunning to steal the cereal from another character who was consuming it, such as a hungry museum guard working late at night.
Magic Puffs

This cereal was described on the box as "crunchy frosted cereal puffs". It's mascot was a magic hat.

Shortly before this cereal appeared, General Mills had tested a cream-filled puffs cereal called Magic Hats whose mascot was a magic hat. It's suspected that the magic hat that appears on Magic Puffs' cereal box, was the same magic hat that promoted the failed cream-filled cereal.
Strawberry Krispies

This cereal was described on the front of the box as an "artificial strawberry flavored rice cereal." Just as Cocoa Krispies consist of chocolate flavored, brown crisp rice, Strawberry Krispies was strawberry flavored, pinkish red crisp rice.

A coupon for the cereal announced, "What a great sound... and what a great new strawberry taste!"
Buzz Blasts

Buzz Blasts Cereal emerged in supermarkets at the same time as two other Kellogg's cereals - Mickey's Magix and Hunny B's. The trio of cereals resulted from a multi-year alliance between Kellogg's and The Walt Disney Company.

In a press release announcing the cereals, Buzz Blasts were described as having "multi-colored flying saucer cereal shapes that 'orbit' around Buzz Lightyear, the aliens and rocket-ship graham pieces. A Buzz adventure continues on the back of the cereal box".
Rice Krispies With Real Strawberries

It was described on the box as a "lightly sweetened toasted cereal," but it was so much more. It had everything people love in original Rice Krispies. It had the snap! It had the crackle! It even had the pop! And to make that noisy, wonderful taste even better, it was chock full of freeze-dried strawberry pieces.

The first five ingredients on the side panel were rice, sugar, freeze-dried strawberries, high fructose corn syrup and salt.
Kix

The slogan for Kix Cereal, "Kid Tested... Mother Approved", is explained on the back of cereal boxes: "Kids like the crisp corn crunch... moms like that Kix has 3 grams of sugar, with no added colors or flavors."

Kix cereal is comprised of small, pale-yellow, porous, round pieces. The first ingredient in the cereal is cornmeal and the cereal has an authentic corn-flavor.

It was General Mills' second breakfast cereal and the first ready-to-eat puffed corn cereal.

Kix was created using a technology often referred to as a "puffing gun". Before Kix, this high-pressure cooking method was used almost exclusively to flash-cook, or "explode", grains of wheat and rice to create Puffed Wheat and Puffed Rice.

Kix took puffing to a new level as pellets of dough were shot through puffing guns to create a new kind of cereal piece.

The dough for Kix cereal was vitamin-fortified. Once the cereal was puffed, the pieces were then sprayed with more vitamins. The novelty of the cereal along promotional claims that Kix were more nutritious than corn flakes and other cereals of the day made Kix an instant hit.

In the mid-50's on the General Mills sponsored "Captain Midnight" television serial, Kix were referred to as "the crispy corn cereal that's 83% energy food".
Cornelius "Corny" Rooster

In early commercials, he would speak the catchphrase "Wake up, up, up to Kellogg's Cornflakes!" Dallas McKennon and Andy Devine voiced him. Later, he stopped talking and simply crowed. The concept of using a stylized rooster originated from a suggestion by family friend Nansi Richards, a harpist from Wales and a Welsh language proponent. The Welsh word for "rooster" is ceiliog (pronounced kayleeog or in some dialects kaylog), sounding similar to Kellogg's name.
Reese's Puffs

Originally called Reese's Peanut Butter Puffs when first launched in 1994. We believe the name was transitioned to simply Reese's Puff around 1999.

A lot of ads this for this cereal, around 2000 and 2001, had someone (usually an overly hip, hyperactive kid) saying they had Reese's for breakfast. To which the other person (usually another cool-to-the-max tween) would reply, "Whoa! You had candy for breakfast?"
Thanos Tower: Nerf

## What is the Thanos Tower: Nerf?

The Thanos Tower: Nerf, or TT:N for short, is an ascension-based Easy (original difficulty was Insane) difficulty tower currently found in World 1. It was originally created by Jukereise and ciel-aszulky, but was nerfed by Jer\_W4.

## Trivia

* There are no tower crossings featured in this tower, unlike the original TT.
* There is an opening to enter the tower when you fall on the outsides.
* The bottom of the tower used to be a kill brick, but was nerfed to oblivion.
* Floor 10's puzzle is drastically different. In the original TT, you can step on specific blocks, but on this nerfed version, you can step on all of them, making them a safety net.
Apple Cinnamon Cheerios

"The apple sweet crunch that's sweet to munch."

This cereal has been described on the box as a "naturally sweetened whole grain oat & corn cereal." In the early 90's, the box also noted that is was "made with real apples."

Many television commercials during this cereal's early days told consumers to "listen to the apple sweet crunch of a whole new O."

A commercial in 1996 asked the question, "What's new about the taste of Apple Cinnamon Cheerios?" Actors were shown sampling the cereal, each giving their opinion. This is their combined answer:

"The apples and the cinnamon taste better... It's baked in... I taste apples... cinnamon... and brown sugar... It's baked in. Now Apple Cinnamon Cheerios taste even better because it has a baked in apple cinnamon taste."
Marshmallow Krispies

This cereal was described on the box as a "toasted rice cereal with marshmallow bits".

On the back of the debut box, the characters Snap!, Crackle! and Pop! described the cereal in more detail:

Hey! Look what's new! It's Kellogg's Marshmallow Krispies cereal. Just pour on the milk and it goes Snap! Crackle! Pop! It's crispy and delicious.

The colorful mini-marshmallows are fun to eat. And tell your mom that new Marshmallow Krispies cereal have less sugar than most other ready-sweetened cereal.
Cap'n Crunch's Choco Crunch

When this cereal was first introduced in the early-80's, it was described on the box as a "crunchy sweet & chocolatey cereal... fortified with 9 essential vitamins & minerals". It was made up of traditional Cap'n Crunch pieces mixed with chocolate flavored balls.

The cereal was re-introduced in 2007. It had the same name, but the recipe was very different. The new version had only one kind of piece - brown, rounded, rectangles, very similar, but not exactly like traditional Cap'n Crunch pieces infused with chocolate. The box described the new version as a "natural & artificially flavored sweetened corn & oat cereal".

Known premium in original version: Chockle Fun Stickers
Polar Express

Limited Edition Polar Express Cereal was a promotional tie-in for the 2004 animated film The Polar Express directed by Robert Zemckis and starring the vocal talents of Tom Hanks. The film was based on a 1985 children's book by Chris Van Allsburg also titled The Polar Express

The cereal was described on the front of the box as a "cocoa cereal with marshmallow bits." The back of the cereal box had the heading "All Aboard The Polar Express". It included a maze game and encouragement for consumers to "Play 'The Polar Express' Train Adventure (game)" on a Post website.

The cereal itself consisted of brown cocoa-flavored snowflakes and marshmallows in the shapes of bells, trains, mountains, white snowflakes, and reindeer.
Worlds

Worlds are one of the two types of areas present in Buffed Towers. The towers present in these areas are buffed versions of towers from The Great Inferno of Juke's Towers of Hell.
List of Worlds:

World 1

World 2

World 3

World 4

*World 5 (unreleased)*

*World 6 (unreleased)*

*World 7 (unreleased)*

*World 8 (unreleased)*

*World 9 (unreleased)*
Smorz

This cereal was described on the box as a "rich chocolatey graham cereal with marshmallows". The marshmallows were brown and white, and intended to look like chocolate had been swirled into them. The very first cereal box urged potential buyers to "bring the S'mores experience home to your breakfast table!"

At the height of production, thousands of pounds of chocolate cream were used each day to make Kellogg's Smorz - that's about as much as 7 elephants weigh. Millions of marshmallows were used during s single day's production - that's more than enough to fill 3 classrooms!
Cinnamon Mini Buns

According to a 1991 magazine ad for this cereal, "Your kids can enjoy the taste of cinnamon buns for breakfast with no added fat or artificial flavors. Just corn and whole grain oats and plenty of the cinnamon crunchy taste they love. New Kellogg's Cinnamon Mini Buns. Little buns that are big on nutrition." The ad was titled, "Eating 70 Cinnamon Buns Can Be Nutritious".

Television ads in 1992 described the cereal this way: "They're like cinnamon buns... the size of cereal. Everyone's crazy about Cinnamon Mini Buns... made with corn, whole grain oats and a sprinkle of cinnamon. The big taste of cinnamon buns... the fun size of cereal."

The back of the introductory box gave a description of the cereal under the heading "Nutrition News That's Easy For Your Kids To Swallow". Here's the text:

"As a Mom you've probably heard a lot about nutrition and how important it is for your kids to have a well-balanced diet. Unfortunately, some foods that are nutritious just aren't very appetizing to them. So here's some good news for you: New Kellogg's Cinnamon Mini Buns cereal. Made with wholesome corn and oats, and there's no added fat or artificial flavors. Not to mention a delicious cinnamon-swirled taste your kids will love. So if you'd like to get more nutrition into your kids' diet, remember that it doesn't have to be the kind that's tough to swallow."
Dino Pebbles

This cereal was described on the box as a "wholesome sweetened rice cereal with marshmallows." The marshmallows were purple, yellow, orange and green dinosaurs, ala Dino - the TV cartoon character from The Flintstones. Later, marshmallows shaped like suns, palm trees and surf boards were added. The cereal itself was vanilla flavored.

Dino Pebbles was described in TV ads as being "Marshmallow Dino-licious!"

In one rendition, the cereal was subtitled "Dino's Dinosaur Party" and the marshmallows were changed to be 6 different dinosaur shapes.

Known premiums: Dino's Hawaiian Fun And Games Book, Dino Stickers, a Color Changing Dinosaur and a send-away offer for Dinosaur Cookie Cutters. Nîggas all day fasho fasho
Rice Krispies Multi-Grain Shapes

Upon its U.S. introduction, this cereal was offered in one variety: a lightly sweetened graham flavored cereal. Outside of the U.S., this cereal has also been offered in a strawberry variety. The shapes in this muti-grain shapes cereal are stars, fish and gingerbread-style men. Outside of the U.S., you can also find trees and phallic rocket ships.

This cereal is targeted at the infant/toddler market traditionally dominated by Cheerios where the cereal is also used as a convenient snack for little kids.
Olympic Lucky Charms

Special edition of Lucky Charms cereal with Olympic Game Marshmallows such as green and gold torches and orange and yellow medallions. The cereal was served at training facilities and in Olympic Village dining rooms leading up to and during the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia U.S.A.

The front of the box described the product simply as a "frosted whole grain oat cereal with marshmallows" and indicated that is was an "official sponsor of the 1996 Olympic games."
Polar Crunch

Cap'n Crunch's Polar Crunch appeared in grocery stores for a limited time around 2006. The cereal was made up of traditional Cap'n Crunch cereal pieces and what the box called "New Cool Berry Flavor" round pieces.

On the box, Cap'n Crunch is pictured wearing a scarf and gloves. It appeared the cereal was so cool, you needed winter clothing to withstand the enormous amount of cool.

A unique aspect of this cereal was the fact that the new blue cereal pieces changed color in milk. A dusty blue coating would wash off the pieces to reveal red, green and purple pieces, changing the milk to a blue hue in the process.

The cereal was said to have tasted similar to Smurf Berry Crunch, a Post cereal from the 1980's
Super Sugar Crisp

This cereal has changed names many times since it was first introduced as Sugar Crisp cereal in 1949. From Sugar Crisp, the cereal became Super Sugar Crisp, then Super Golden Crisp, and then Golden Crisp.

By examining television commercials and print advertising, we've determined that Sugar Crisp transformed into Super Sugar Crisp in 1967 or 1968. Super Sugar Crisp became Super Golden Crisp around 1986.
Frosted Krusty-O's

The complete name of this promotional, limited-edition cereal was Frosted KrustyO's. According to the box, it was a "sweetened multi-grain cereal with natural fruit flavors" and it was "the best you can expect from a TV clown."

A promotional website described the cereal like this:

"Available only while supplies last, KrustyO's breakfast cereal in the convenient 13.5 ounce box is endorsed by Springfield's most famous entertainer, Krusty The Clown. Is there a jagged piece of metal in every box? No, but there's no nutritional value in every box either. Can you really eat it? Sure you can - Bart has been eating KrustyO's for more than 18 years and, well, maybe that's why he stays so young. It's not just a breakfast cereal - it's collectable too!"
Mr. Mini Wheat

An ad for Mini-Wheats that aired in Canada in the early-1990s featured an animated "Mr. Mini-Wheat" (voiced by John Stocker) about to go on a blind date. After experiencing some pre-date anxiety, a disembodied voice convinces Mr. Mini-Wheat that between his wholesome wheatiness and his frosted side, he has much to offer. Now quite confident, Mr. Mini-Wheat sets off for his date, proclaiming that "She'll be my love slave forever!". This line was quickly changed to "She'll be my true love forever!" for later airings.
Sweet Wheats!

Sugar frosted Sweet Wheats! cereal was introduced by Nabisco in or around 1971. The cereal only lasted only a short time before it disappeared from shelves. It was promoted on the cereal box as "frosty bits of shredded wheat cereal - fortified with vitamins and iron".

As descried on the back of one box, "These groovy SWEET WHEATS! are scrumptious bits of Shredded Wheat all frosty and sugary and fortified with vitamins and iron! If your mom doesn't believe it ask her to read the side of the box where it tells it like it is."

The mascots for the cereal were a quartet consisting of three children and a kangaroo. In most depictions, the gang was seen playing musical instruments.

Known premiums that accompanied the cereal include a "Free Kanga-Zoom" (a whirling, flying propeller disc with launcher), a free 12-page "Fun Book" (4 different books were available) and small plastic kazoos with characters from the box printed on them.
Monster Corn Pops

The complete name of this limited edition Halloween cereal was Kellogg's Monster Corn Pops. It consisted of yellow and orange ball-shaped pieces that were more perfectly round than traditional Kellogg's Corn Pops which tend to be near-round but misshapen and not uniform.

The box featured a green reptile-like arm reaching a spoon into a bowl of the cereal.

The back of the box featured Monster Puzzles including a crossword, a scary word search, a find the differences puzzle, a monster mix-up word game and a find the hidden spooky objects game.

It also included the following riddles or, as the box called them, ghostly giggles:

1) What kind of tie does a ghost wear to a party?

2) What kind of monster is safe to put in the washer?

3) What is a mummy’s favorite music?

The answers respectively were: 1) A boo-tie.; 2) A wash and wear wolf; and 3) Wrap Music.
Croonchy Stars

This cereal was described on the box as a "cinnamon toast cereal made from four nutritious grains" and "the truly wholesome cereal in the truly ridiculous box." Additional text on the box declared: 1) "At last! It's Cinnamonnamony"; 2) "Live! From the Muppet Test Kitchen"; and 3) "No batteries necessary!"

The back of the box offered the following "Eating Directions" from the cereal's mascot, The Swedish Chef:

Place cereal in bowl (remove from box first)

* Pour milk into bowl
* Place spoon in bowl
* Place cereal on spoon
* Place spoon in mouth
* Place teeth in cereal
* Repeat repeatedly

It's said that Croonchy Stars were conceived by Muppets creator Jim Henson. A life-long fan of breakfast cereal, Henson liked the idea of fitting as much fun and nonsense on a cereal box as space would allow.
Halloween Crunch

This limited edition Halloween-themed cereal from Quaker's Cap'n Crunch line was described on a the box as a "sweetened corn & oat cereal - Ghosts turn milk green!"

The cereal was made up of traditional Cap'n Crunch pillow-shaped pieces and three different kinds of green-speckled ghost-shaped pieces.

In 2010, the cereal box featured Cap'n Crunch wearing a werewolf costume (or possibly being transformed into a werewolf). The back of that box had a "Monster Mashup" activity where you could "create your own unique crazy creatures" and "trade 'em with your friends."

In both 2007 and 2009, the Cap'n was shown dressed as a mummy, smiling wickedly, shooting fire out of his hand.