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The Firmament

### ***"And God made the firmament, and divided the waters which were under the firmament from the waters which were above the firmament: and it was so."*** - Genesis 1:7-9

The Flammarion engraving (1888) depicts a man crawling under the edge of the sky, depicted as if it were a solid hemisphere, to look at the mysterious Empyrean beyond. The caption underneath the engraving (not shown here) translates to "A medieval missionary tells that he has found the point where heaven and Earth meet..."

### Inhabitants

GodThe Archangels

All deceased souls

**The Firmament** is one of the very few instances of an independent truth. It is
Kamophoosle Kl'hurg

Memphoosle Kl'hurg (grandfather)

Elisande (grandmother)

**Kamophoosle Kl'hurg, a.k.a Kamo** is a minor ally in the events of Part 6: Burning Memories and is the son of Kuzophoosle and Irene Kl'hurg. He is the leader of the Cycling Dead, a group of motorcyclers who all have the Decompose Iris. He and his crew members are easily wiped out and killed by Mephi-Easton, prompting Demiphoosle Lorelt to go investigate. Kamo's deceased soul merges with Demiphoosle's, making it the first time Demiphoosle has ever harnessed the ability of a family member.
Shmog

### ***"Honestly, from what I read in their books about him, he just seems really good with card tricks."*** - General Inculopoodle de Parté in an interview about Shmog

**Shmog ü Shmough** is a religious figure in the culture of the goblins and gremlins and trolls of the planet Ethodea, and is collectively worshipped as their chief deity. In the holy books that record Shmog's Nine Great Acts (Gremlish: Geep Nabooshka), he is depicted as a godly entity that emerged from the muddy swamps of Bortbog (which is now revered as a sacred ground of rituals) and conducted nine actions (such as creating mead, female goblins, and cows). However, in common off-world belief, Shmog appears to simply be a goblin that arrived on Ethodea from another, more technologically advanced world, introducing great things to those who would become his followers. It is a carefully well-hidden prank upon the followers of Shmogism to not inform them of their god's backstory.
Nzaqid Et-Qadal

The Patient

Hell

Purgatory

Pleothianity

Easmemia

**Prophet Nzaqid Et-Qadal, the Youthful, the Patient,** (pronounced naz-a-keed et-kwa-dall) is the son of the great god Pleoth and is his father's prophet. He is the face of Pleothianity, but it is an interdimensional debate on whether or not Nzaqid ever existed at all. Due to a series of very biblical but bizarre events, the early followers of Pleothianity were consumed by natural greed and suspicion and plotted to assassinate Nzaqid on the first Friday of April. A furious mob of rather dense conspiracy theorists invaded Nzaqid, consumed with fear of his boundless love, and beat him badly and then forced him onto a crucifix. After three days and three nights, otherworldly voices emanated from the killed prophet's tomb, and it was discovered that it was emptied of his corpse. Nzaqid was then found thirty eight miles away, peacefully reading something called a "magazine", which had not been invented yet.
Mar Gorbilis's "The Goobkrill's", 487 B.E

The first poster for the Goobkrills, releasing alongside its first teaser

**"The Goobkrills",** sometimes referred to as **Mar Gorbilis's "The Goobkrills",** is likely the most culturally significant piece of filmography ever created in Easmemia. It was announced during the early stages of when movie filming became popular, on December 23rd, 1098 B.E. Three teasers were released to the public during the production of the movie, one on March 1st, 1099, a second on July 18th, 1099, and a third one on October 20th, 1099. The Goobkrills was also scheduled to have a preview screening, but G.P Giegelsburg, the co-director and best friend of Mar Gorbilis, died of cardiac arrest on September 27th, 1099. This caused the preview screening to be cancelled. Finally, The Goobkrills was released to theaters April 9th, 1100.
Hyperspeaker

### ***"It's really some of the most high-quality technology we've ever made. I mean, a message throughout the universe? Incredible."*** - Potroast McPhoosle, CEO of the UEIPA

The first ever public image of a Hyperspeaker, uploaded during its tuning in the year of 403.

### Effects

Is able to project amplified messages throughout an entire universe, typically for emergency alarms

### Source

U.E.I.P.A.

A **Hyperspeaker,** known on its blueprint as a **universal amplifier,** is a highly advanced unit of Easmemian technology that was invented during the Great Advancement in 256 A.A, and was constructed in 401 A.A in Sector 2nd. It went under inspection and extensive tuning for the maximum volume output and quality for three years and five months, finally being cleared as a success. In the present of Easmemia, Hyperspeakers are being constructed in as many universes as possible, and twenty six have already been completed.

Hyperspeakers, due to their immense size, are constructed on already existing planets. The terrain required for the installment of a Hyperspeaker must be entirely excavated and disposed of, and the core of the planet must be captured in a Potroast case to utilize its continuous high amounts of energy as the battery for the Hyperspeaker. The encasing of the core will not harm the remaining surface of the planet, and civilizations may still exist and thrive on it. However, if a broadcast scheduled to be amplified, all men, women, and children must make their way to the nearest U.E.I.P.A. Hyperspeaker checkpoint where they will be administered powerful noise-canceling headphones that will relay the broadcast through a volume that will not harm their hearing.
Quazio Getitgnlunch

Botzot Getitgnlunch (uncle)

Azvaran's Army

Dictator

Part 3: Gone to Heaven

Skirmish of the Supreme

**Quazio Getitgnlunch, the Foreigner,** is a major reoccuring antagonist in the series, serving the primary villain of Kiro Sadashi's in Part 3: Gone to Heaven. Getitgnlunch also has a short appearance in Part 1: Breaking Dawn as a spy from Azvaran, the vampire. He is killed in Part 3 by his own Stand, but reappears in the Skirmish of the Supreme in the Getitgnlunch vs. Giorno match.

Getitgnlunch is a psychopathic international criminal and dictator, who manipulates and hurts everyone that lies within his path to supreme rulership of everything. He has committed every single crime there is in Easmemia, some more than others, and has never been caught by any form of Easmemian authority.

Sometime between the events of Part 1: Breaking Dawn and Part 3: Gone to Heaven, likely in Part 2: Hunters of the Protectors, Getitgnlunch develops the Stand; Space Oddity, granting him the ability to become invisible to all types of vision and also transport opponents into mini dimensions. In Part 3, Getitgnlunch attains Requiem, but since Getitgnlunch is from the dimension of Zod and should never have developed a Stand in the first place, it backfires on him. Eldritch Horror, the final antagonist of Part 3, consumes his body and mind whole. Eldritch Horror possesses nigh-god like powers, such as Perfected Time Erasure and also the Endless Truths.
Aurumverse

## The Aurumverse

An image of the Aurumverse. The photographer later was overcome by a rabid greed.

### Inhabitants

Many businessmenAuroids

The **Aurumverse,** or the **Gilded Lands,** occasionally referred to as **Sector 25,** is one of the many sectors of Easmemia's navigation system. It is Sector 25th out of a number that is still being added to, and is a megacosm; a collection of many universes. A majority of the galaxies within the Aurumverse are occupied and habitable, while the rest that is uninhabitable is exploited through remote control workers that are widely manufactured across the sector. These robots are called Auroids, and are designed to be able to function on planetary surfaces that do not contain life but do contain precious resources. The Aurumverse, though dazzling and rich in its unique, once-in-a-lifetime sights, is ultimately soulless. Living within the Aurumverse gradually drains an individual of their natural empathy, replacing it with greed.

Extensive exploration into the Aurumverse has yet to be accomplished, due to two factors: it is strictly outlawed to enter Sector 25th, the penalty being up to one year in imprisonment. The other factor is that even man-made constructions built exclusively to enter the Aurumverse have inexplicably overcome with the seemingly supernatural and irresistible greed that it emanates. However, these constructions lack sentience and should not be able to express greed, much less any emotion at all. However, the source of this infection is known; the ruler of Sector 25th, Caesar Praeteritus.

In the year of 9 R.E, the Shmogean scholar Wenalt Gogavic published a theory that quickly became well-known among intellectuals of Easmemia. It was called A Golden Speculation, and was a speculative look into what could lie within the Aurumverse. Gogavic's most famous theory within A Golden Speculation is the idea of the Arx Carus.
Qelqid

Qelqid

Copycat

Uchizo (biological brother)

### ***"Let's see if you can keep up with these hands, kid!"*** - Qelqid to Demiphoosle, Part 7: Singularity

**Qelqid, or Project Alpha,** is a major supporting antagonist in Part 7: Singularity and is recognized as one of the most powerful antagonists of the series, surviving Demiphoosle's Hollow Purple ability by sending back his own copied and perfected Hollow Purple. He has a confrontation with Demiphoosle during the Copycat I arc, escapes, and then returns during the Copycat II arc and is slain by Demiphoosle at last. Qelqid is revived by Exotha of the D'ruli for the Skirmish of the Supreme, fighting in the Qelqid vs. Tricky match, viewed by his brothers Uchizo and Gamma, and his creator Zod.

Qelqid is a bit like Grudleypoleon, in that he spends his time hunting for adversaries that are equal to him in power, and becomes unhinged upon locating one and engaging in battle with them. The only difference is that unlike Grudleypoleon, Qelqid despises the weak and believes they should simply be eradicated from existences everywhere, that they are nothing but nuisances biting at his ankles. When he was finally bested in battle by Demiphoosle, he thanked the Phoosle for the exciting face-off and perished with a look of genuine satisfaction on his face.

His abilities are some of the most powerful abilities in the series. Qelqid, while battling with an opponent, is able to study their powers closely, and instantly copy them. However, his power copies are drastically different from the original power that was stolen. When utilizing the stolen power, it quickly becomes perfected, even if the user of the original power did not have their power mastered. This is how Qelqid perfectly parried Demiphoosle's full-effort Hollow Purple, by shooting back his own fully perfected version of it, nearly wiping the Phoosle out.

Sometime between the Copycat I and Copycat II arcs, Zod bestowed upon him a boon due to the fact that Qelqid was the final experiment Zod had on hand to send after Demiphoosle. This boon greatly empowered Qelqid, heightening his physical strength and durability to lengths not seen by Easton. This additionally gave Qelqid his secondary power; to write events down in the flow of time so that they happen any time Qelqid requires. For instance, Qelqid wrote that Demiphoosle would lose his footing while charging at Qelqid and twist his ankle 5 seconds in the future. The truth Qelqid writes to occur is bound to happen and cannot be negated.
God

### ***"Sir, my concern is not whether God is on our side; my greatest concern is to be on God's side, for God is always right."*** - Abraham Lincoln

God Inviting Christ to Sit on the Throne at His Right Hand (1645) by Pieter de Grebber. The Holy Spirit is visible as a dove at the top of the image.

### Aliases

YHWH (Hebrew)Elohim (Hebrew)

Pleoth (Easmemian)

King of Kings

### Relatives

Himself (the Father)Jesus Christ (the Son)

The Holy Spirit

### Affiliation

The FirmamentThe Heavens

Hell

Purgatory

## Physical description

### Eye color

Blue

**God** is the independent truth that rules over the dimensional space known as the Firmament. He is the the central religious figure of an infinite number of beliefs across the D'ruli space-time continuum. All chief gods in religious pantheons are God, because every god is God, and therefore all religions are correct. God exists on an indescribable level of being, beyond all concepts and beyond all thought.
Pherkard 454

**Pherkard 454, the Flame of Illuin, the Heavenward,** is widely recognized throughout Easmemia as one of the brightest and largest stars in the dimension. In fact, an unending debate among present-day astronomers is if Pherkard is *the* brightest and largest, above all other stars within Easmemia. Pherkard 454 acts as the sun over the planet of Illuin, one of the planets within the galaxy of Ormal in Sector 60. It was discovered before civilization reached Illuin, found by the deceased but far from forgotten astronomer Raccalé Pherkard. Additionally, it is the alpha star in the constellation of Thuos.
Exotha of the D'ruli

Visare (biological grandson)

N'xarth (biological son)

**Exotha of the D'ruli, the Master, the Singularity,** is a major supporting ally of Part 7: Singularity, and is the absolute strongest character in the series. Nothing stands above Exotha, because he created everything that stands below him. He is the Master of the D'ruli, and also called all strongest beings of all planes of existence into the Singularity Shop for the Skirmish of the Supreme. As a reward for the winner of the tournament, he allowed the winner to attempt to best him while he was only giving below 1% of his power.
Emperor Memphoosle

#### *"There's nothing a little cybernetics can't do!" -* Memphoosle to Easton, Part 5: Easmemia Forever

**Emperor Memphoosle, the Sire, the Sacrificer** is one of the two main protagonists of the Easmemia storyline along with his best friend Easton, and appears in all parts of the series. He is unfortunately later killed permanently by Mephi-Easton in Part 6: Burning Memories. His counterpart is Memphis Mortimer.

## Memphoosle K'lhurg

### Aliases

The SireThe Sacrificer

Emperor

### Affiliation

EasmemiaPhoosle Bloodline

Phooslestars

Eastonia

### Occupation

Emperor of EasmemiaRadiant Deity

Commander of Armies

## Appearances

### Debut

Shadow War arc

Memphoosle is technically the son of Gary the Tall, in the sense that Hephaestus and Athena's offspring was created by a handkerchief. Memphoosle grew from an acorn dropped by Gary, who had died and grown into a tree. Memphoosle is a cold, stoic commander who will always make the most dangerous gambles on Easmemia's hope to achieve victories, and will allow innocents to die if it forges his path toward the end. Above all, he wants nothing more than to see his dimension survive anything thrown at it.

Between the events of the Stardust arc and Part 1: Breaking Dawn, Memphoosle develops the Stand We Are Number One (WANO), the ability to duplicate itself into a handful of clones. Sometime after he achieves We Are Number One Requiem, the ability to clone anything and everyone Memphoosle desires. There is no limit to how many clones he may have at one time.
〄

Gheshta, one of Qä's millions of avatars and manifestations. Gheshta is implied to be the mother of the Ghesht, which ruled Easmemia before the Great Advancement

### Aliases

Qä (pronunciation of printed name)The Godhead of the Gaqir

The Festering Rot

Parasite King

The Thing from Outside

L'rog'ga

Gheshta

## Physical description

### Eye color

Irrelevant

**Qä, the Godhead of the Gaqir,** printed in the texts of its dimension as **〄,** is the third strongest being in the series, below Exotha and Nyar, but far above Demiphoosle, Zod, and the lesser D'ruli. It is also one of the oldest beings in existence, and has witnessed the rise and fall of many formidable dimensions, and has even been the destroyer of quite a few. Qä has never been outright shown in the series, but was mentioned in Part 8: Road Trip during the Singularity Lessons arc.
Kiro Sadashi

### ***"I saw the entire dimension, Memphoosle. I saw it all. I saw every blade of grass, every person living their life, every single thing you could hope to witness."*** - Kiro to Memphoosle, Part 5: Easmemia Forever

**Kiro Sadashi, King of Purgatory, the Enlightened,** also known as **Kiro Sadashi-Okami,** is a recurring major protagonist throughout the Phooslestar series, and is the main protagonist of Part 3: Gone To Heaven. In Part 3, he is plunged into the midst of an assassination plot and a war against the dictator, Getitgnlunch, where he fights alongside Arona Kl'hurg to save his mother, Yua Sadashi. At the end of Part 3, Kiro experiences an enlightening moment where he is forced to observe every single inch of Easmemia down to the last atom, and emerges from this perfectly sane and also somewhat omnipresent. Kiro then appears as a major protagonist in Part 4: Rebellions and Rifts to assist in the sacking of Hiroshi. Lastly, Kiro appears yet again as a major protagonist in Part 5: Easmemia Forever, in which he is unwillingly transformed into a half demon, becoming the "King of Purgatory".
Backsizers (Fine Dining)

### ***"When I was a young boy, I bit into a Zaxby's chicken wing and dreamed to make literally anything better than that."*** - Jorney Backsizer, owner and founder of Backsizers (Fine Dining)

**Backsizers (Fine Dining)**, less commonly known as **Jorney's Steakhouse**, is one of the top three best-selling restaurants in the history of Easmemia with well over 62,000,000 locations set up across the dimension. It is best known for its "fused wines", which is sold in quarts, gallons, and bottles at the cash register, stored in a cooling room. It was founded in 2,442 B.E in the small town of Feskly, Bachlet, and quickly rose in popularity, additionally skyrocketing the wealth and tourism of Feskly. Because of this, Feskly is the most visited city on the planet of Melda, and Backsizers will be immortalized as one of the best diners of all.

The chain was founded by Jorney Backsizer at the age of 35 who wished to create a welcoming place to eat for the small amount of people that inhabited his hometown. Originally, the menu was made up of eleven different dishes (including sides and the singular dessert at the time). These dishes were solely southern food, like creamed zelc and pastel-fried chicken, and the one dessert was a gulchberry pie that Jorney's mother used to make. Before the restaurant's cultivation in about 2,453 B.E, it was named Jorney's Steakhouse, but when Jorney invented his first "fusion wine", the restaurant gained momentum as word traveled outside of Feskly's outskirts of the potentially revolutionary beverage.

This "fusion wine" had a process of creating it that was somewhat hazardous, and nowadays, the vinifying and bottling of the stuff is done in separate facilities than the actual restaurant (though the bottling facility is always in the same town as the restaurant) as to not put customers at risk. It involved electrifying a fully fermented keg of wine that has been blended with many types of exotic fruits and even some crops (the best example being frintle, giving it a slightly sappy texture) and allowing the energy to heat it up. However, this does take a good amount of voltage, which is what makes it dangerous.

## Menu + Original Menu

#### Hor's D'oeuvres

Artisan Baked Bread with Herb Butter (14.95, +3.25 asney sauce)

Ecnerian Tuna Tartare with Golden Dew olive oil

food

## Other

* Backsizers owns another franchise for less distinguished and expensive food. It is called Backsizers (Fast Food) and does not come as a package deal with a Backsizers (Fine Dining), in the sense that a fusion wine bottling facility is always in the same town as the restaurant. A Backsizers (Fast Food) is an entirely separate restaurant.
Kuzophoosle Kl'hurg

East (uncle)

Irene Kl'hurg (wife)

Kamophoosle (son)

**Kuzophoosle Kl'hurg, the Impending Doom** is a major reoccuring ally in the series, and is the main protagonist of the first Phooslestar Part, Breaking Dawn. He returns in Part 2: Hunters of the Protectors as a mentor to Starphoosle Kl'hurg, and is slain by Niccolo Bernardi while attempting to warn Starphoosle of Niccolo's unfair ability. He is revived for Part 5: Easmemia Forever returning once more to save Easmemia, and appears in the Skirmish of the Supreme in the Kuzophoosle vs. Pop Funk match.
Cos

The Legend

Easmemia

**Cos, the Man, the Myth, the Legend,** is another example of a being from another narrative like Ben, though he is from a lower narrative. Cos first appears in the Hypeman Arc, where Demiphoosle and Cos cross paths a multitude of times, until Cos is defeated in his Unbridled form, causing him to partner with Demiphoosle and become the deuteragonist of the series.
Vanur vs. Googuss

**Vanur vs. Googuss** is the final battle in Chapter 2: Of Untold Treasures of the Offerings series. This battle is the ultimate goal of the Berserker, who sailed to Googeria with incredible murderous intent against the god of Greed. It takes place between the vengeful Vanur and the greedy Googuss, beginning inside the Astral Casino and ending on an unnamed remote island.
Phoosle X

The Tinkerer

Auntphoosle (creation/biological daughter)

Unclephoosle (creation/biological son)

Grandpaphoosle (creation/biological son)

Grandmaphoosle (creation/biological daughter)

Resol (grandson)

Sonphoosle (grandson)

**Phoosle X, the Patriarch, Scientist, and Tinkerer,** real name **Henry Phoosle,** is a key character in Easmemia, and if not for his three creations, the dimension may not exist. Phoosle X is the creator and patriarch of the race and family of the Phoosles as a whole, and is a recurring character in the plot who has appeared to Memphoosle, Kiro Sadashi, and Demiphoosle. In the Zarkuun arc, he was killed by Zardak without any struggle because he knew it didn't matter if he was physically killed; his spirit would continue to exist, transcending what it is like to exist in a physical body. Phoosle X is also the very distant ancestor of the destroyer of Easmemia who took his name and twisted it, the terrorist Phoosle Y.
Part 6: Burning Memories

**Part 6: Burning Memories** is the sixth major chapter of the Phooslestar Parts, in which a young Demiphoosle runs into General Inculopoodle who reveals that he has been looking for him. The General tests Demiphoosle's strength to see if he really was a demigod, and just barely defeats him even though Demiphoosle had no experience in fighting other than mugging innocents. Demiphoosle, with several bones broken and mildly bloodied, boldly attempts to keep fighting but Inculopoodle offers him a bowl of Higashu City's finest ramen if Demiphoosle would hear them out instead of doing something rash. Demiphoosle curses the man but agrees, following the General to the heart of the city, C. Diamond Square. It's there that they dine on Josukian-style noodles at Ryosuke's Rumbling Ramen, and discuss the civil war that is bound to erupt between Zechbodus and a country known as Durlande.

Inculopoodle explains to Demiphoosle that when he fought in the Infernal Wars back in '05, and while they were assaulting Sargaris Hold on Antorus Minor, Easton made an unwise decision while retreating and doomed an entire squadron of about fifty-two men to be slaughtered and tortured by the demons. These fifty two men were from the Durlandian Army, and their supreme general, Isaac Durlande, swore to take revenge for the lives lost because of Easton's poor judgment. After the war ended, relationships between Zechbodus and Durlande grew politically worse, and the chances of an all-out civil war breaking out between the two factions were inevitable. Memphoosle saw this as the moment to locate the next Phooslestar of the generation and sent Inculopoodle to investigate rumors and stories of a demigod terrorizing the streets of Higashu.
Xedone of the D'ruli

Visare (biological son)

Anxarth (biological brother)

### ***"Hey, bastard! You want your PDF erased? Shut your gob!"*** - Xedone to Inculopoodle, Part 7: Singularity

**Xedone, the Continuum Constructor, the Downloader** is a major supporting character in the events of Part 7: Singularity. He is the D'ruli of the Continuum, responsible for downloading files on every object, being, and concept in all dimensions. Xedone was formed in order to build the fabric of reality and provide it for other dimensions. He appears in the Skirmish of the Supreme with all of the other members of the D'ruli.
Kringo Fudg

### Aliases

Super Duper Ultra Fire Dude of Burning Stuff DownThe Most Politically Incorrect Goblin

The Omnimage

### Relatives

Dobbo Fudg (father)Belcha Fudg (mother)

U.K Bukingham (husband)

### Affiliation

New ShmogremFudg-Gallywix Oil Co.

The Archmage Council of Easmemia

### Occupation

Banker (former)Royal Advisor of His Most Revered

Co-Founder of Fudg-Gallywix Oil Co.

Chairman of the Archmage Council of Easmemia

## Physical description

### Eye color

Red

**Kringo Fudg, Super Duper Ultra Fire Dude of Burning Stuff Down, the Most Politically Incorrect Goblin,** is widely acknowledged as the most accomplished and powerful sorcerer in Easmemia, but in more informal terms, is acknowledged as the rudest goblin, being the creator and cultivator of over two hundred and fifty swear words throughout his many adventures.
Uchizo Hoshibira

Gamma (biological brother)

**Uchizo Hoshibira, the Necroshogun,** is a major antagonist in Part 7: Singularity, and is one of Zod's three main creations. Uchizo was created as a decomposing corpse by Zod, and instantly sat up and murdered Zod's lab assistant, rejuvenating Uchizo considerably. This helped Zod understand his nature, and he gave Uchizo a spot in his trio of creations alongside Qelqid and Gamma. Uchizo is eventually killed by Inculopoodle and Grudleypoleon in the Decompose arc of Part 7, and reappears in the Skirmish of the Supreme to spectate the Qelqid vs. Altharid match.

The Necroshogun is what could be considered as the "ultimate nihilist", because of his view on beings that exist. Life is only sustenance to Uchizo, and he rarely speaks to his enemies during a fight because he sees it as playing with his food, which is impolite to him and his manners. Uchizo makes it a point to always kill anything near him that is alive because of one reason: he was hungry. For instance, before splitting Grudleypoleon's head down to his stomach in two, Uchizo was shivering from both anticipation and hunger, which is noticed by Inculopoodle numbly as he watches his brother die.

Uchizo's abilities are based off of the "Breathing Styles" from Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, and has about sixteen different forms. Uchizo uses "Butcher Breathing", a breathing style that focuses on quick, ragged breaths to force out power from your blade. An example of one of the forms used in Part 7 was Second Form: Slash from Another Plane, energy released from Uchizo's katana that originated from another world. This energy transcended space and bypassed time, so that it could completely crumple Grudley's Barrier Series by simply negating it. Another minor ability of Uchizo's is his natural healing from slaying any life form. Uchizo is constantly decomposing and killing things will heal him, but also he is able to equip a mask Zod had made for him to halt the decomposing of his body. Wearing this mask, Uchizo cannot use Butcher Breathing.
Mephi-Easton

Phoosles

**Mephi-Easton, the Anti-Existence, the Genocide,** is the main antagonist of Part 6: Burning Memories. He is the result of Mephistroth transferring a fraction of his conscience into Easton's mind before they died, keeping them alive but fueled by pure malice intent. He is ultimately killed by Demiphoosle, freeing Easton's mind from Mephistroth's grasp and allowing them to reincarnate again.
Tilin airlines flight 6787

TA6787 was A International flight from Mexico city to LA, where 23 out of the 67 passengers died

## Crew

**Pilot:** Juan benito Gonzales (23 Year old, born in Michuocan,mexico, Died)

**Co-Pilot:** Sophia Suzuki Camarena (25 year old, born in Hiroshima japan, Died)

**Flight attendents**

* Carlos Perez Castillos (32 year old, Born in Lima peru, Alive)
* Ming Xiang (45 year old, born in Magog Taiwan, Died)
* Guadalupe Sanchez Madrigal (30 year old, born in Buenos aires Argentina,alive
* Elena Lopez (21 year old, Died,born in LA,usa)
* Maria lopez (21 year old,born in LA,died)

### Crash

1:20;Take off

1:30; Announcement of emergency

1:35: Plane looses communication and starts to nose dive

1:40: it crashed

1:45: Help recived

## CVR transit

Since the people who heard the transit did't know spanish, the transit words are lost to history

## Crash site

the place where the plane crashed was in Monte alto in mexico
Aeternus Supercomputer

### Effects

Constantly conducting the creation and/or destruction of material or immaterial concepts

### Source

Arband

The **Aeternus Supercomputer, the Machine That Never Was,** is an entirely nonexistent artificially intelligent machine created by the god Arband to run in the background of Arceth. It was designed to complete automated commands programmed into it since its conception, these commands being randomly generated and alternating between either the creation of something or the destruction of something. Due to the enormity of Arceth, the Aeternus Supercomputer runs about three hundred fifty-six trillion, eight hundred one billion, two hundred ninety-nine million, one hundred sixty-seven thousand, five hundred thirty-three (356,801,299,167,533) commands per second. Additionally, the Aeternus Supercomputer is the most efficient source of Absolution.
Absolution

### Source

The creation and destruction of matter, either by a god or the Aeternus Supercomputer

**Absolution, the Rhythm of All Things,** is the universal energy in the multiverse of Arceth, where the Offerings series takes place. Raw, unrefined Absolution is produced when the Arbandic Pantheon either creates a new and unique concept or destroys it, or when the Aeternus Supercomputer conducts an automated creation or destruction of the material or immaterial. Absolution is not perceived by the naked, mortal eye while it is at its most fresh, but if it is harnessed and carefully controlled by a being fluent in the flow and rhythm of how Absolution winds through Arceth, it materializes itself as a dark purple and green force.
Demon (disambiguation)

## Types (strongest to weakest)

* Antoran Godeater
* Seraph
* Eredar
* Blasphemer
* Elohian
* Mammon
* Paladin of Pestilence
* Worldhound
* Demonic Earth
* Duke
* Spearhead
* Trooper
* Imp

## Notes

Not all soldiers within the Infernal Horde count as any of the demons listed above. For instance, Rengoku and Dashi are not considered to be any of them and are listed as Antorans. The demon species on this page are simply the types of demons born on Antorus Major.
Rezant

**Rezant, the Aspect of Resentment,** is a major antagonist in Chapter Five: Twisted God, and is a guardian of the Endpoint, referred to as an Endpoint Dragon. Rezant's frustration and annoyance in battle is very alike to Andy's, suggesting that they are cut from the same cloth. However, in the Endpoint Arc, Andy travels to Rezant's dominion and engages in an explosive fight with him, resulting in the death of the dragon.
Eldritch Horror

Skirmish of the Supreme

**The Eldritch Horror, Lord of the Infinite Truths,** is the true and final main antagonist of Part 3: Gone to Heaven. It is the incorrect result of Getitgnlunch unlocking Requiem. Because Getitgnlunch should've never had a Stand to begin with, he was killed by his own Stand that became independent from its user. The Eldritch Horror is one of the most powerful antagonists of the series, but is killed by Kiro Sadashi. The Eldritch Horror returns as the "Infernal Horror" in Part 5: Easmemia Forever in the Chosen arc as the third and final Chosen member, and is finally slain forever by Kiro Sadashi at last. Getitgnlunch and the Eldritch Horror participate in the Skirmish of the Supreme in the Getitgnlunch vs. Giorno match.
Striking Strength

### ***"Man, I feel so energized! Watch what I can do!"*** - Demiphoosle before kicking down a skyscraper

**Striking Strength** is one of the seven main physical characteristics to assign to a character by analyzing how powerful they are shown to be in parts of the series. Striking Strength is the amount of physical force that a character can muster in a singular strike. In other words, it could be considered to be the physical Attack Potency of a character. It may or may not depend on Lifting Strength as well. The most powerful physical feat was Exotha of the D'ruli punching through the entire dimension of Zod, destroying it. Below are the different levels of striking strength.

Striking Strength describes the power behind the character’s physical blows. Generally, anything that has to do with the character’s actions instead of passively holding up weights is about this category. While lifting strength is a static value which can be measured in units of weight or mass, striking strength is different. It relies more on “action” which is a combination of speed and mass. As such, striking strength requires a whole different classification system.

Below are the various levels that are used to describe a character's Striking Strength.

## Striking Strength Levels

**Low Hypoversal**

**Hypoversal**

**High Hypoversal**

**Below Average Human Class**

**Human Class**

**Athlete Class**

**Street Class**

**Wall Class**

**Small Building Class**

**Building Class**

**Large Building Class**

**City Block Class**

**Multi-City Block Class**

**Small Town Class**

**Town Class**

**Large Town Class**

**Small City Class**

**City Class**

**Mountain Class**

**Large Mountain Class**

**Island Class**

**Large Island Class**

**Small Country Class**

**Country Class**

**Large Country Class**

**Continent Class**

**Multi-Continent Class**

**Moon Class**

**Small Planet Class**

**Planet Class**

**Large Planet Class**

**Dwarf Star Class**

**Small Star Class**

**Star Class**

**Large Star Class**

**Solar System Class**

**Multi-Solar System Class**

**Galactic**

**Multi-Galactic**

**Universal**

**High Universal**

**Universal+**

**Low Multiversal**

**Multiversal**

**Multiversal+**

**Low Complex Multiversal**

**Complex Multiversal**

**High Complex Multiversal**

**Hyperversal**

**High Hyperversal**

**Low Outerversal**

**Outerversal**

**Outerversal+**

**High Outerversal**

**Boundless**

## Other Statistics

* **Attack Potency**
* **Speed**
* **Lifting Strength**
* **Durability**
* **Range**
* **Intelligence**
Lord Zardak

The Strongest General Ever

**Lord Zardak, the Phoosle Slayer, the Mancleaver** is a major antagonist in Part 5: Easmemia Forever. He is Memphoosle's most powerful adversary, and the two share sort of intense rivalry rather than outright hatred for eachother. However, neither would hesitate nor mourn if one killed the other, and would instead spit on the other's corpse. Zardak is slain by Memphoosle during the Battle for Zechbodus arc, which is the last Memphoosle ever sees of the warmonger demon. However, he is revived in Part 6: Burning Memories by Mephi-Easton, and is finally slain forever by Beephoosle Bumblington.

Zardak is
Uhlrich Drohend

Angel with the devil's mark (urban legend)

**Uhlrich Drohend, the Fugitive,** is a religious figure in the Arbandic Genesis in the multiverse of Arceth. He is the "main protagonist" of the Book of Uhlrich, and was born into the world as the embodiment of man's curiosity, and awakened the dormant Ghesht known as Aioggd in the hopes of striking it down as he believed it was the culmination of all of humankind's sins and wrongdoings. However, upon Aioggd's gaining of consciousness, Uhlrich made an attempt on his own life with an arrow to his own throat, but Arband denied this and revived Uhlrich as his archangel and gave him the burden of killing Aioggd once and for all. And so Uhlrich went on through the world, amassing companions and power and defeating enemies until he finally killed Aioggd, finally going to Heaven after the slaying of his enemy. Additionally, Uhlrich is the wielder of Kurogane's Edge.
Starphoosle Kl'hurg

Artist's League

Skirmish of the Supreme

**Starphoosle Kl'hurg, the Soul Engineer,** is the main protagonist of Part 2: Hunters of the Protectors, battling the mafia king Niccolo Bernardi in Venice, Italy. He willingly allows himself to perish in Part 2, returning to life after unlocking his Stand's true power. He appears once more in Part 3: Gone to Heaven, as a 69 year old man supporting Kiro Sadashi and Arona in their mission to kill Quazio Getitgnlunch. He returns in Part 5: Easmemia Forever revived by the Multiverse Rift alongside all the other Phooslestars, and also participates in the Skirmish of the Supreme in the Starphoosle vs. Xogos match.
Pop Funk

Snoothphoosle (grandfather)

Gottie Sterling (grandmother)

Jarques Lorelt (former lover)

Demiphoosle (son)

Phooslestars

**Pop Funk, the Butter Captain,** is a major reoccuring protagonist of the series and the main character of Part 4: Rebellions and Rifts. At the end of Part 4, she becomes the goddess and creator of a brand new planet named Josukia after her deceased lover. She appears in Part 5: Easmemia Forever with all of the other Phooslestars to support Easmemia in fighting back against the Infernal Horde, and also appears in the Skirmish of the Supreme in the Pop Funk vs. Kuzophoosle match.
Isaac Durlande

Fitz Durlande (father)

Sydney Durlande (sister)

**Supreme General Isaac Durlande, the Star-Spangled,** is the seemingly main antagonist of Part 6: Burning Memories, and is the ruler of the country Durlande. He declares war on Zechbodus City for the transgressions that Easton committed during Part 5: Easmemia Forever. However, he is killed by the revealed Mephi-Easton who then escapes causing the Phooslestar party to chase after.
Hiroshi Akiyama: AU

God-President

**Hiroshi Akiyama from Another Dimension, the Infinity King, the Limitless,** is the main antagonist of Part AU: Eclipse Second and is one of the strongest villains after allowing his Stand to consume the dimensional artifacts, gaining nigh-omniscience, nigh-omnipotence, and nigh-omnipresence. He becomes the "God-President" of Easmemia, and cannot be dethroned because of his totally unrivaled power. Creators of the series have even confirmed that Hiroshi: AU vs. Demiphoosle is an easy win for Hiroshi.
Carca S. Cadaver

Liberator of Misery (self-titled)

God's Right Hand (self-titled)

**Carca S. Cadaver, Revenant of Mercy,** is the main antagonist of the second saga in the Easmemian lore, and is an undead nihilist that dreads his own existence and all seven of his senses. Carca despises that even Death would not grant him asylum, and took advantage of the fact that his soul remained intact and within a physical body, which was albeit heavily deteriorated and decomposed. Carca decided to end the lives of others, which he viewed as pitiful and meaningless on account of his inability to comprehend human emotions even in life. Carca is eventually confronted on the island of Excarna, where Carca traveled to kill his last descendant, Gaw D. Apophis, but is successfully defeated by East, Memphoosle, and Gaw. In the present day, Carca is still imprisoned in the WHITE HOT CUBE.
Ödenhohl

Zweiter Dahlmann (brother)

The Nichtreich

**Majestät Ödenhohl, Seeker of the Void,** is the current but indisposed head of the Dahlmann family, a family that has been held in high esteem among the nobility of the city of Engelreich. Ödenhohl, currently, is a high-priority criminal that must be apprehended, and many attempts at gaining custody of Ödenhohl and seizing Nichtreich, his cult dedicated to siphoning the void into usable energies. Should Ödenhohl be captured, he will be imprisoned in the most maximum security prison available in Easmemia for up to three hundred and fifty-eight years for his repeated violations of the law and endangerment of citizens and Easmemia as a whole.
Beephoosle Bumblington

Alexandria Buzz (cousin)

Kiro Sadashi (cousin-in-law)

Easmemia

**Beephoosle Bumblington, the Honey Heiress,** is the deuteragonist of Part 6: Burning Memories, and Demiphoosle's best friend and partner in crime. She is eventually obliterated and erased by Mephi-Easton's fully charged Warp Punch, heavily distorting her sense of reality and causing her to simply vanish on the spot.
Recipes registration subpage/doc

This template is to be used on all recipes registration subpages, where it displays a short informational text about the functionality of the page and categorizes the page in the mod's category that contains all recipes registration subpages (`Category:<mod name>/Recipes registration subpages`, e.g. Category:Exxo Avalon/Recipes registration subpages).
Æphoosle

###### ***"When it boils down to it, there is no other way to survive this hell than to fight. So why not fight?"***

**æphoosle, the Praetor,** is one of the four infamous artificial Phoosles sprung from the laboratory of Phoosle Y. He is one of the recurring major antagonists of Final Part: That Was Fun, Goodbye! and is the only Y Phoosle to survive the annihilation of all matter in Easmemia. Additionally, æphoosle is considered the strongest enemy and even nemesis of Calypso due to their many path crossings. During the Worst Hour, æphoosle narrowly escaped the total destruction of his being by accidentally jumping to a higher narrative, an ability even he did not have knowledge of possessing.
Clear

Documentation *The documentation below is transcluded from Template:Clear/doc. (edit | history)*[purge]
Description
This template allows you to clear the left side, right side, or both sides of the page. Clearing means that the content following the template will not be displayed until the existing content on the specified sides (for example, "hanging" or floating images or blocks) is displayed completely. This template is often used so that the text does not flow around unrelated images.

The template adds the following code to the page: `<div style="clear:left/right/both;"></div>` (the value after `clear` depends on the parameters). This code affects elements with the CSS property `float`, including files floated to the side (for example, `[[File:Image.png|right]]`).

Syntax
* To clear both sides of the page, add the code {{Clear}}.
* To clear only the left side of the page, add the code {{Clear|*<left>*}}.
* To clear only the right side of the page, add the code {{Clear|*<right>*}}.

You can also use {{-}} instead of {{Clear}} as a shorthand call for this template.

Example

```

=== Section 1 ===
[[File:Example.jpg|200px|right]]
Section 1 text.

=== Section 2 ===
Section 2 text.
{{Clear|right}}

=== Section 3 ===
Section 3 text.

```

This code produces the following result:

### Section 3

Section 3 text.

As you can see above, the example image added in section 1 is displayed to the right and extends down through section 2, while the {{Clear}} template is called at the end of the second section, resulting in the example image not being next to section 3. Thus, one use of the {{Clear}} template is to control which elements are displayed next to which other elements.

## See also

* CSS property `clear` on MDN
* CSS property `float` on MDN
Doc

Use this template within a template page to transclude its documentation. If the template shares the same documentation as another template, pass the other template's name as parameter 1.

If the template documentation seems outdated or insufficient, pass the *baddoc* parameter to the doc template.

## Examples of Usage

The doc transclusion should be placed at the end of the template code:

* `<noinclude>{{doc}}</noinclude>`
* `<noinclude>{{doc|templatename}}</noinclude>`
* `<noinclude>{{doc|baddoc=y}}</noinclude>`

## Sub-templates

* {{doc/preload}} - Preload text shown in the edit box when the "create" link is clicked on templates with no existing /doc sub-page.

## Categories

* Category:Template documentation
* Category:Templates with no documentation
Exxo Avalon/Modifier/doc

This template is used to display a weapon's best modifier.

## Usage

* `{{Exxo Avalon/Modifier| bestmodifier | plural=y}}`

bestmodifier
melee - Weapons that are swung overhead.

meleealt - Weapons that cannot get size modifiers. Weapons that usually fit in this category are Yoyos, Flails, and Spears.

harvest - Melee "weapons" that are mainly used for harvesting tiles.

harvestalt - Weapons listed on Mining speed where Legendary is equivalent to Light in speed boost.

ranged - Most ranged weapons.

nokb - Weapons with no knockback.

magic - Most magic weapons.

magicnokb - Magic weapons with no knockback.

magiclow - Magic weapons with a low base mana cost.

summon - Most summon weapons.

hammer - Weak, pre-Hardmode hammers with low damage and a consequent inability to receive high damage boosts.

prefixnote - Outputs the note for items beginning with “the” and the grammar bug.

none - Any weapon which can’t be reforged.

plural = y
Can be used to change "Its" to "Their" at the beginning of the sentence:

`{{Exxo Avalon/Modifier|melee|plural=y}}` -> Template:Exxo Avalon/Modifier
Dotlist

Documentation *The documentation below is transcluded from Template:Dotlist/doc. (edit | history)*[purge]
A helper template to generate dot-seperated list.

You can use {{dotlist/options}} to change default value for some parameters.

## Usage

Describe usage instructions here.

Unnamed Parameters
Every unnamed parameter will output as an item of list.

title =
*(Optional)* An extra title before list.

bold = n
*(Optional)* If set, title will display in normal weight (not in bold).

paren = y/yes
*(Optional)* The list itself(excluding title) will be in parentheses. See examples below.

inline = y/yes
*(Optional)* If set, dotlist will output as a <span> element. By default it's <div>

space = l/xl/xxl/xxxl/xxxxl
*(Optional)* You can use them to increase the space between items.

class =
*(Optional)* Custom css class(es). You can use `class = l/xl/xxl/xxxl/xxxxl` to increase the space between items.

css *or* style =
*(Optional)* Custom css rules. Note: if you set default css with {{dotlist/options}}(by **css=** *or* **style=**), then **css=** will override default css, but **style=** will not(appended instead).

For example:

* `{{dotlist/options|css=color:red; padding:1em;}} {{dotlist|css=margin:1em;}}`, the resulting css is: `margin:1em;`.
* `{{dotlist/options|css=color:red; padding:1em;}} {{dotlist|style=text-align:center;}}`, the resulting css is: `color:red; padding:1em; text-align:center;`.
* `{{dotlist/options|css=color:red; padding:1em;}} {{dotlist|css=margin:1em;|style=text-align:center;}}`, the resulting css is: `margin:1em; text-align:center;`.

## Examples

before list:{{#fornumargs:i|v|* {{#var:v}}
 `before {{dotlist|item1|item2|item3}} after`
before {{#fornumargs:i|v|* {{#var:v}}
before list:{{#fornumargs:i|v|* {{#var:v}}
before list:{{#fornumargs:i|v|* {{#var:v}}
before list:{{#fornumargs:i|v|* {{#var:v}}
 Dotlists can be nested.
before list:{{#fornumargs:i|v|* {{#var:v}}
 parentheses for sub-dotlist, and with no bold title.
before list:{{#fornumargs:i|v|* {{#var:v}}
}} after
Item

Template:Lua

 Documentation *The documentation below is transcluded from Template:Item/doc. (edit | history)*[purge]
## Description

To use this template, add the {{Item}} template and fill in the appropriate fields. Fields left blank will not appear in articles. This infobox template uses Fandom's infobox syntax.

## Syntax

```
{{Item
}}

```

## Power Flower

### Cost to sell

1g

```
{{Item
}}

```
Reflist/doc

This template encapsulates the <references /> tag to show the list of references defined by <ref></ref> tags, with some formatting. It reduces the font size and has options for columns and groups. References can be defined within the body of the article or within the reference list.

The <ref></ref> and <references /> tags are part of the Cite.php MediaWiki extension.

## Usage

Place {{reflist}} somewhere near the bottom of the page.