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Alexander Warshire

**Alexander Warshire** is a minor character in the **Toxic Soviets** Comic Series. He serves as the Governor-General of the Yakut Autonomous SSR (Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic). He is also the father of Emilia Warshire.

## Toxic Soviets Events

### Volume 6: Temple in the Mountainside

With Grill, Joseph and Svoboda going on a mission to find and bring back Heydar to Moscow, they arrive at the city of Yakutsk, Siberia, where Heydar also was. Grill and the crew stop by the Soviet military base in Yakutsk where they meet Governor Warshire and two guard. Grill greets the Governor as he greets him back, honoured to be in his presence as he looks up to him as a legendary warrior during the revolution, and goes on to praise and invite him over for tea, with Grill politely refusing. Grill asks the Governor and his men to watch over the crew’s helicopter for as long as they are absent, to which he agrees and wishes him safe travels in his journey. As the group left, one guard wondered what they’re doing in Siberia, with the Governor fearing that under normal circumstances they wouldn’t be able to survive, however with Grill present they may as well do so.

Governor Warshire is later mentioned by his daughter, Emilia, when she tells Heydar that she isn’t a native Yakutian but the daughter of the region’s Governor, hence her difference from other civilians there.

## Personality

The Governor is loyal, dedicated and efficient at his job. Knowing the dangers of the region, he is aware of his duties as its Governor and all the rules surrounding it. The Governor also possesses a great deal of respect for his superiors and men such as Grill, further showing his loyalty and simultaneous knowledge of the nation’s deep and extensive history. Being a General, this level of respect also applies on a military level, as he praises Grill’s legendary exploits in the revolution and the USSR’s conflicts.
Mental Hook

**Mental Hook**/Mind Contact is the name of Generalissimus Leon’s **Perm**. The perm was first introduced in Volume 2: Why Cuba?, where it was used by Leon to disarm a Cuban Guard as Heydar was told to get the Cuban Nuclear documents.

## Abilities and Powers

The Perm has the ability to force the Victim to enter the User’s mind, which can be done only through direct eye contact with the victim. Inside the User’s mind, the Victim is not able to attack and instead engages in conversation and philosophical debates with the USSR, as seen in **Volume 2**. The victim also loses all possessions, such as guns, weapons or any items in general.

The downside, however, is the severe headache that the user can get after using the Perm and the fact that the User remains frozen throughout the process, unable to move with the only movements being made inside the mind.

## Weakness

The perm’s main weaknesses are the fact that the victim must stand still and there must be direct eye contact and the inability to move throughout the usage of the perm. In order for the perm to work, there must be direct eye contact between the User and the Victim, something that can be achieved through concentration and through the enemy being still, subconsciously looking straight into the eyes of the user as well. The perm is also not good for combat, but it is very effective for distraction.

## Appearance

The inside of the User’s mind is a light blue, remote and very peaceful-looking place, which makes great room for philosophical discussions. The space is large but it includes no items whatsoever and no humans other then the user and the victim. In the outside world, both parties are completely unable to move and are therefore frozen.

## Relation to the User

The Mental Hook perm represents Leon’s philosophical nature, specifically his passion for debating and philosophical worldview-related discussions. It also shows the often merciful personality of Leon, as he chooses not to kill his enemies, instead he chooses to engage in discussion and meaningful conversation with them, to essentially clear up their questions.
Boris

**Boris** is a minor character in the **Toxic Soviets** Comic Series. He is a Guard of the Queen at the Royal Castle in Warsaw stationed in the Castle’s front gates. Boris would eventually let Faded enter the castle and deliver the news of an imminent Soviet invasion, paving the way for the events of the **Polish War Arc**.

## Toxic Soviets Events

### Volume 4: Noreaga’s Dungeon

Boris first appears as a Guard at the front gates of the Palace when Faded arrives following his arduous journey to Poland. Boris denies Faded’s entrance, as he is a peasant, but Faded attempts to bribe him to be let in. Faded panics when he realizes he has nothing to bribe him with, leading Boris to deem him mentally insane and delusional. Eventually, Faded remembers the reason for his arrival and gives Boris the Soviet newspaper article about an imminent Soviet invasion, which forces Boris to let him in so he can speak with the Queen.

Upon arrival, Boris interrupts Franz, who is lecturing the Queen on the state of the palace, leading Franz to counter-attack by calling him stupid and bitchless (literally). The Queen eventually lets Boris talk, and he hands the floor to Faded, who stumbles his words and is unable to speak in front of the Queen’s presence. This leads Boris to think he’s in love with her in his inner thoughts. Eventually, Boris forces Faded to get the point and read the newspaper, which is given to Robert to read (after staring at it for around 5 minutes).

### Volume 5: Operation Fallen Eagle

Boris has no lines in Volume 5, but he is only seen during the dinner scene and in the end where the Polish Guards come to neck to neck with the Soviets. In the dinner, Boris just appears to be standing and drinking as he watches events unfold before being called on by the Chief of Security to go to the front gates with the intent of cornering the Soviets.

After the events unfold following multiple twists, it is revealed that the Soviets were one step ahead all along, which led to the destruction of the palace and an ambush attack conducted by a squad of KGB Officers. Boris was one of the many Guards who was killed in the ambush, sealing his death at the hands of the KGB.

## Personality

Boris is loyal and committed to his duty. He sticks to the procedures and wants matters to be settled, such as when he forced Faded to inform the Queen of the imminent Soviet invasion without stumbling on his words for the next hour or so. He takes his job seriously and is prepared to defend his nation and Monarch as part of his duty, something which eventually happens when he is killed in an ambush by a masked squad of KGB agents.
Heydarius X

**Heydarius X** is a Character of the **Toxic Soviets** Comic Series. Heydarius is a man attached to the The Heydar Aliyev Order. He is essentially a superhuman being, having abilities such as super strength and inter-world communication with those who he shares lineage with (Heydar being the best example).

## Personality

Heydarius’ primary drive is his need to be freed from the medal and take over the form of its recipient, in his case Heydar. Through this need for independence, Heydarius expresses a brash, reckless and aggressive personality, often acting only on instinct with little regard of logical applications or consequences. His personality alongside his towering appearance and superhuman strength lead him to be a dominating figure, and he often requires little to no effort in order to take down his opponents in a fight. His displayed aggression also leads him to be extremely racist to everyone, as seen in his fight with Emperor Joel Gallego towards the Emperor himself and the Cuban Guards.

## Powers and Abilities

Heydarius’ main power is his superhuman strength. He is able to punch twice as hard as the average strong man, something that grants him an immediate advantage in fights and conflicts despite his impulsive and reckless fighting style. Apart from his strength, Heydarius also possesses the power of inter-world communication, where, through the medal he is able to make the user enter its world and interact with him in order for Heydarius to take over the user’s form. This entire ability is done through mind connection, an ability held only by people of the Aliyev Bloodline when interacting with Heydarius.
Kingdom of Cuba

The Gallego Airport, Havana, Kingdom of Cuba

The **Kingdom of Cuba**, simply known as **Cuba**, is an island country located where the northern Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic Ocean meet. It is an absolute monarchy led by King Joel Gallego of Cuba, who rules as the nation’s autocratic ruler. The capital is the city of Havana.

Cuba is a fiercely anti-communist nation, something that it expressed through its foreign policy when the King ordered the execution of two Soviet diplomats. Similarly to most nations in the west, Cuba is a reactionary state resistant to the revolutionary reforms of the east, aligning itself mostly with the rest of the existing monarchies.

## History

### Reign of King Joel Gallego and the Cuban War

Not much is known about Cuba prior to the events presented in the comic, but it is implied that Cuba had been a long-existing monarchy under a vast lineage of rulers. With King Gallego taking over the Cuban throne, his domestic policy did not differ much from that of his forefathers. Under the reign of King Gallego, the vast majority of the population would continue to live under the poverty line as privileges extended only to the nation’s wealthy nobles and top officials, a state similar to that which had existed in the island for long.

However, the King’s reign would face issues in both the ever-growing global financial crash and the rise of revolutionary socialist ideas in the Soviet Union. These two events would damage Cuba in both its economy, as the already fledgling Cuban economy was struck even harder, and in its foreign policy, as its new aggressive stance towards communism would ultimately lead to the events of the Cuban war and the nation’s handout of nuclear documents to the Soviets after they had won. After the events of Volume 2 it is assumed that the status quo in Cuba remained.

## Flag and Emblem

The national flag of Cuba consists of five alternating stripes (three blue and two white) and a red equilateral triangle at the hoist, within which is a white five-pointed star.

The country uses no official emblem.

## Politics

Cuba is an autocratic absolute monarchy where all power is centred around the Monarch, who has total control over his actions and policies. In the case of Cuba and King Joel Gallego, the Monarch essentially has unregulated power and is surrounded only by a close circle of loyalist officials and guards. The Monarch’s absolute unregulated control over the nation can sometimes have devastating effects over the nation itself, something that can be seen through Cuba’s high poverty and radical aggressive foreign policy.

In its economy, Cuba is largely agricultural but the majority of the populace is impoverished. Food shortages and unregulated economic conditions are also factors that lead to Cuba’s failing economic state. Most funds go for projects in the capital, such as the Gallego Airport, and anything in relation to the royal family. Besides that, the vast rural regions of the island are largely underdeveloped and poor.
Perms

First introduced in Volume 1: The Beginning, perms grant users unique and powerful abilities which are often tied to the individuals personality or interests (for example Joseph, a Soviet painter, is able to damage existing entities through his art) and are caused by genetic mutations from toxins within the air that are found in Moscow and other regions in the Soviet Union. Not every person who is exposed to these toxins seems to develop perms however and those who do often take time to manifest them. Perms were first displayed by Faded Escobar when he uses his powers to escape a mob of Anarchists.

### Characters With Perms

###### Faded

Faded's perms give him the ability to turn invisible and teleport anywhere within close proximity, however, he can only use this ability once per day. Faded uses this ability to escape enemies as shown Volume 1: The Beginning to evade an Anarchist gang and to surprise opponents as seen in Volume 3: The Voronezh Regime where he teleports during his duel with Wilhelm Pieck.

###### Leon Gazi

First used against a Cuban guard in Volume 2: Why Cuba? Leon's perm of telepathy allows him to capture an individuals mind to freeze them in place although as a consequence he is also frozen until they are freed with other side effects including mild headaches. Leon also uses this ability to speak telepathically with others which is also displayed in the same issue where he communicates with the same Cuban guard in his mind.

###### Wilhelm Pieck

Wilhelm has the ability to cast a flaming cane which he uses in sword fighting combat. This cane can slice materials in half due to the potency of its flames and it represents Wilhelm's aggressive nature.

###### Ilya Kuryakin

After breathing in a cigar, Ilya shows his ability to breathe out flames which causes a small fire in the Labyunka building. Using his powers seems to give Ilya discomfort as he immediately goes into a coughing fit after doing this.

###### Joseph Konstantin

Joseph has the power to damage existing entities through his drawings but only when they are in acute detail. He first discovers this in Volume 4: Noreaga's Dungeon when doodling on a piece of paper.

### Mentions and Displays

###### Volume 1: The Beginning

* First explained by Babush the border guard.
* Faded uses his perm to escape an Anarchist mob.

###### Volume 2: Why Cuba?

* Used by Leon to freeze a Cuban guard in place and talk to him mentally about the universe.

###### Volume 3: The Voronezh Regime

* Grill explains to Heydar the origin of perms and how they work during Faded's duel with Wilhelm.
* Wilhelm uses his perm to cast a flaming cane to fight Faded in the red square.
* Faded teleports behind Wilhelm to attempt to get the upper hand during their duel.

###### Volume 4: Noreaga's Dungeon

* Ilya Kuryakin uses his powers to breathe fire to demonstrate to Svoboda and Joseph perms.
* Joseph Konstantin first discovers his perms whilst drawing a spider.

###### Volume 5: Operation Fallen Eagle

* Faded teleports to rescue the Polish queen and escape.
Union of Supreme Soviet Republics

The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (abbreviated to USSR) is a transcontinental nation consisting of 15 member states, that being, Russia, Byelorussia, Ukraine, Moldova, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Kirghizstan. The USSR is a one party state with the Premier as its leader and was formed shortly after the December Revolution, an uprising which saw the end of the oppressive regime lead by the cruel Emperor Zee.

## Overview

### The 2 Month Plan

First mentioned in Volume 2, the two month plan is an emigration scheme drafted by senior officials of the party to recruit new diplomats for the purpose of gathering new members to increase the population of the ever expanding soviet union. Heydar is among one those who is invited to the USSR through the two month plan and later contributes in it directly when he enlists to become a diplomat himself.
Toxic Soviets Wiki

**Welcome to the Toxic Soviets Wiki**

In an alternate universe where the world is beset by conflict and revolution, a young traveler named Heydar finds himself at the heart of an ice-cold (literally) dictatorship. Yearning to leave an impact on the world, he must choose between doing the right thing and following the path of those in power.

Toxic Soviets Official is a team of two hobbyists dedicated to writing an entertaining visual story. If you would like to find out more about our project, check out our links below!

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Toxic Soviets (Videogame)

**Toxic Soviets** is a videogame currently in development based on the **Toxic Soviets Comic Series**.

## Summary

Toxic Soviets is of the RPG genre, it is set in the world of the Toxic Soviets, with many references and inside jokes of the comics. It is in active development by three people being Generalissimus Leon, MrExe, Joseph Stalin and Shadey\_Emerald. Not much is known publicly about the game, apart from its genre, soundtrack, engine and the general vision of the game and its future.

The game is featured with an original score by MrExe, known as svr in the world of music.

## Dev Team

MrExe - Director, Coder, Musician, Spriter

Generalissimus Leon - Director, Spriter

Joseph Stalin - Spriter

Shadey\_Emerald - Spriter

## Trivia

* The game was cancelled several times and only now development actually began making immense progress.
Unverified

Unverifieds are monstrous entities that are most commonly found in caverns and underground dwellings on the outskirts of civilisation. These carnivorous creatures take various different forms but the most common type found are grey humanoids resembling zombies and have varying degrees of sentience and intelligence.

They are most likely based on the joke in the Soviet Union discord server which refers to bot and alt accounts who spend their time in the server border rather than verify themselves as subhuman.

## Overview

The origin of these creatures are unknown but they are common occurrences as indicated by Babush's lack of response when vanquishing one in Volume 1. Unverified's are found dwelling in caverns and underground dwellings, typically on the outskirts of major cities. They are carnivorous and prey on unsuspecting victims but they are easily dispatched by those well equipped. Their appearance can vary but the most common form are "black mongol whiteoids" as described by Heydar.

The unverified are theorised to be the remnants of an ancient civilisation as a temple discovered by the soviets in Noreaga's dungeon depict them worshipping the powerful and mysterious Heydarius X, another connection between the two entities since the Heydar Aliyev Order was uncovered from an unverified in Volume 1.

## Appearances

### Volume 1: The Beginning

During his journey to Moscow, Heydar trips and tumbles down a frozen hill and is met face to face with an icy cave and to his surprise, a powerful medallion lands at his feet. Before Heydar is able to fully examine the strange artefact, its owner reveals itself. An abhorrent beast with one eye, razor sharp teeth and feathered wings of emerald and indigo skin. The beast attempts to retrieve his stolen prize but is quickly shot by Babush who then reveals its identity as an unverified.

### Volume 4: Noreaga's Dungeon

Finding themselves trapped with no current means of escape within Noreaga's dungeon, the soviets are hunted by a pair of unverified who upon discovering Heydar's journal, are alerted to their presence. Grill is fortunate enough to dispatch the stray unverified's before they are able to prey on them. Further on, the group discover a temple constructed of emerald crystals that depict them with the mysterious and powerful Heydarius X, another allusion to their enigmatic origins.

The group however are yet again attacked by the unverified's but this time, a hoard of thousands of them rushing at the defenceless intruders. Just in the nick of time, they are saved by the former Polish Duke, Felix who rips an unverified in half with his bare hands before rescuing the soviets. Felix explains to his newfound companions the reason for his banishment to the dungeons, surviving only on the flesh of the unverified earning him the nickname 'Bane of the Unverified'.

## Abilities

### Mental/Intelligence

Despite their zombie-like appearance and behaviour, the intelligence of these creatures is not to be underestimated. Being capable of speech, literacy and are competent hunters.
The Heydar Aliyev Order

**The Heydar Aliyev Order - Heydarius X** is the **Perm** of Heydar Aliyev, although he himself is not aware of that fact. The perm was introduced in Volume 1: The Beginning in the form of a medal and was fully seen in action in Volume 2: Why Cuba?, where it used in Heydar’s (whose body is under control of Heydarius X) fight with Emperor Joel Gallego.

## Abilities and Powers

The Heydar Aliyev Order activates in emergency cases, where the User meets with **Heydarius X** inside the medal in order for Heydarius to take over the User’s body. This grants one Superhuman strenght and immense power while he is still in control of his own mind, however Heydarius is still in control of his mind. This is something that can lead to severe confusion and bad communication between the User and the Perm.

Alongside Superhuman strenght, the User is also able to heal quickly and recover from attacks, though he still can be affected by them. The Perm is also an **Articicial** Perm, meaning that interactions vary on the User.

## Weakness

The Perm’s main weakness is bad communication between the User and the Perm, that being Heydarius X. Throughout the fight with Emperor Joel Gallego, Heydar and Heydarius seem to conflict many times on how to deal with the situation, with Heydarius often disregarding Heydar as he wants to be freed from the medal. In the end, Heydar does not free him, something that further enrages him and can impact future interactions.

## Appearance

### The Heydar Aliyev Order

The Heydar Aliyev Order takes on the appearance of an ordinary medal, with a blue ribbon and a red circle in the middle that harbours the letter "H" (standing for Heydar) in a gold, shining colour.

### Heydarius X

Heydarius takes on a human form, essentially being a taller, more muscular and balder version of Heydar. His muscular, bulked physique shows the Superhuman abilities that the medal holds. Heydarius wears a ripped red and blue suit accompanied by a dark red tie and blue pants, a design similar to Heydar’s design in the non-canon "Heydar the Magnificent" Comic.

## Relation to the User

The Perm is meant to show Heydar’s impulsive, aggressive and at times chaotic nature. It symbolises the "wacky", loud nature of Heydar as well as his racist remarks.
Robert Selyn

**Robert Selyn** is a character in the **Toxic Soviets** Comic Series. He serves as the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Poland and as an Official of the Polish Government.

## Toxic Soviets Events

### Volume 4: Noreaga’s Dungeon

Robert first appears in Volume 4 of the Series for a brief period of time. He is seen playing UNO with other Polish women while in the Royal Palace, however he is interrupted when the Queen calls for him to read out the Newspaper brought by Faded. Though instead of reading, he spends 5 minutes imagining himself fighting a dragon with his earth type chakra and only starts reading when Franz shouts at him to do so. The news reveal possible Soviet invasion plans towards Poland, and when he concluded reading he returned back to sitting.

### Volume 5: Operation Fallen Eagle

Robert makes his second appearance in Volume 5 attending the banquet Queen Anne had arranged to host the Soviets in their "diplomatic" meeting in Poland. Robert is seen bored and uninterested throughout the debacle and can be viewed sitting motionless at the dining table. Robert is visibly shocked when the Soviet national anthem is played but quickly goes back to his withdrawn self. Later on during the final phase of Operation Fallen Eagle, Robert alongside fellow Polish nobility are captured by the KGB forces, readily awaiting to be transported to imprisonment in the U.S.S.R.

## Personality

Little is revealed about Robert’s personality, but his main trait revolves around edginess as seen by his appearance, his word usage/phrases and his imaginative scenario.

## Relationships

### Queen Anne Asatru

Although the two did not interact very much, it is apparent that Robert is obedient to the Queen when he attempts to read a Pravda News Article for her. However he was imagining himself himself fighting a dragon with his earth type chakra for 5 minutes until he finally summarized the news. This caused him to feel a sense of purpose by doing this for the Queen.
List of games

## Games

* What Came First? - The viewers say the beginning is the problem, the middle is the big idea, and the end is the solution.
* Eat It Or Wear It? - Tinky Winky finds food and clothes. If it's food, say "eat it". If it's clothes, say "wear it".
* What's The Name Of My Story? - The viewers find what is the title of the made-up story. The wrong answers get covered by splats.
* Which Is The Right Tinky Winky? - The viewers find the Tinky Winky that is used for the made-up story. The wrong answers get covered by splats.
* What Is That Sound? - The viewers find the sound heard in the made-up story.
* Who Is This? - The viewers must guess the character before all the swiss cheese disappears.
* Who Said This? - The viewers must find the character who said the quote. The wrong answers get covered by splats.
* Great Big Fancy Word Game - If the photo matches the definition of the word, the viewers say the word. If the photo doesn't match the definition of the word, the viewers put their hands over their mouths in Season 1 and say "No" in Season 2.
* Where Is Tinky Winky? - The viewers must guess the place before all the swiss cheese disappears.
* What Was My Big Idea? - The viewers must find the big idea used in the made-up story. The wrong answers get covered by splats.
* Was This A Setting? - The viewers must find out which settings are used or not used in the made-up story.
* Who Were The Main Characters? - The viewers must choose between two characters to see who is the main character.
HOLMES

**HOLMES** (Home Office Large Major Enquiry System), is a computer database of information gathered on major crimes like serial killings and large frauds. It was introduced in 1985.

An information technology system that is predominantly used by UK police forces, it is a single application which was developed by Unisys and McDonnell Douglas Information Systems (in competition, not co-operation) for the Police Information Technology Organisation under a private finance initiative. It provides total compatibility and consistency between all the police forces of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, as well as the Royal Military Police. The name of the system is a reference to the fictional Arthur Conan Doyle private detective character Sherlock Holmes.

British police forces started a plan to replace the existing system with a new, improved version in 1994. The new version, HOLMES 2, overcame the known weaknesses of HOLMES. Additionally, it is more flexible for future changes and provides a speedier and more efficient access to information. The system was finally released to the first forces in 2000, while the last forces became operational in early 2004.

## Sources

1. ↑ Old Wounds
2. ↑ Wikipedia
Q’s Qwonderful Qcamp Wiki

**Welcome to the Q’s Qwonderful Qcamp Wiki!**
A camp wiki lolsies

Rules for the wiki:

1. Please just dont be a jerk, if you lose or get eliminated, stuff like that
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Aya Hisakawa

**Aya Hisakawa** (久川 綾 *Hisakawa Aya*, born November 12, 1968 in Kaizuka, Osaka, Japan) is a Japanese voice actress and singer well known for voicing Sailor Mercury in *Sailor Moon*, Skuld in *Oh My Goddess!*, Yuri Tsukikage/Cure Moonlight in *HeartCatch Pretty Cure!*, Kero from *Cardcaptor Sakura*, and the current voice of Bulma in the *Dragon Ball* series since 2018, replacing original voice actress Hiromi Tsuru, who had held the role from the original anime's debut in 1986 to her death in 2017.
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**Welcome to the Tinky Winky Woo Wiki!**
A purple Teletubby named Tinky Winky tells made-up stories relating to his problems.

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

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Sky

Aw man, I liked that character...

*This character has appeared only **once** in the TSFTOCU cinematic universe and may be subject to change. Please edit and remove this template once the character returns in an official episode (~~small cameos~~ like being a background character will **not** count).*
This page was last edited on 4/16/2022. Any uncited information about a reappearance  *may* be removed.Sky is a character in the TSFTOCU series and had only appeared in " The Manifesting Chaos of The Glaring Explicit Demon! " Aka the bonus week for RPisode 3.

## Appearance

Sky is your average Fangirl who has Boyfriend's Clothing Style. Big fluffy Cyan hair, Pink eyes, White t-shirt (with a red check-mark instead of a red X) and a blue skirt and dark grey shoes.

## Description

Sky is a fangirl of Boyfriend and had appeared once in the TSFTOCU series but it's possibly could be subject to change. Despite looking nice, she has a dark side inside of her... that is drama stuff that shouldn't be talked about.

## The Manifesting Chaos of The Glaring Explicit Demon!

While George, Harold and Boyfriend were walking in the strange white void of nothing, they hear the voice of Sky, which starts to scare Boyfriend because he had been hearing that voice for *weeks*. Sky reveals herself, and says she wants to be just friends. She gets confused by Harold-BF, confusing him as another Boyfriend. After "Wife Forever", Boyfriend says that he wants to get outta here and not be with this **Yandere Stalker**. Which saddens Sky, and Krupp comes out of nowhere there too. In the middle of Sky (Song), Sky starts getting mad. And reaches her breaking point after the song. Where she starts transforming into her demon/Manifest form. Until Optical, dressed as a lawyer, comes to save the day! Since he knew Krupp would fail miserably trying to stop Sky (which he left after). After "Not so Fast!" Sky just manifests him, to Optical's inconvience and turns herself into her demon form. And she reveals her big master plan all along: She wanted to get back Boyfriend for the mod so it could glitch-out the modverse and get her mod un-deleted. Which will cause her relevance again! After Manifest, Unknown comes and uses the laptop to delete the files of the Sky mod. Which destroys Sky, and frees everybody out of the mod. However, George and Harold find a BIG, NASTY SURPRISE!

## Trivia

* She had only appeared ONCE in the series, but this may be subject to change.
* She's the first character to be victimized by Drama.
* There was a scrapped episode for her with the gang meeting different redesigns for Sky including the "FunkG" one and Sky.
	+ But this episode MAY be recycled. Which is possible right now due to the release of Into the Skyverse and Remanifisted.
* The soft version of her will eventually come to the series.
* The week in she appeared in got its name *after* it was finished.
Which Is The Right Tinky Winky?

## Layout

There are four Tinky Winkys. The viewer says "no" to two of the three wrong Tinky Winkys (to which they get covered by splats) and say "yes" to the right Tinky Winky.

## Trivia

* In Laa-Laa's Big Boo, it is referred to as, "Which Is The Right Laa-Laa?"
* In The Great Big Cheese Chase, it is referred to as, "Which Is The Right Monster?"
List of episodes

## Episodes

### Season 1

1. Where Are My Shoes?/Tinky Winky and the Outer Space Fluffy Buns
2. Laa-Laa's Great Big Solo/Polka Dot Pox
3. Tinky Winky and the Grumpy Alligator/The Horn and Antler Club
4. Laa-Laa and the Pirate Crew/Tinky Winky and the Missing Dinosaurs
5. Tinky Winky and the Pizza Artist/Tinky Winky and the Party Animals
6. Laa-Laa's Tall O'Meter/Tinky Winky and the Cloud People
7. Laa-Laa's Big Boo/Tinky Winky and the New Teacher
8. Laa-Laa to the Rescue/Shrinky Tinky Winky
9. Laa-Laa's Too Cool Game/Come Home, Little Tubby
10. Tinky Winky and the Super Spaghetti Knot/Back to School is Cool
11. Laa-Laa's Sporting News/Dragon Needs a Sippy Cup
12. Laa-Laa and the Legend of Twigfoot/Tinky Winky and the Big Rainy Day
13. Tinky Winky's Awful Good Day/Laa-Laa's Neat-O Tuxedo
14. Tinky Winky's Wintery Wintery Woo/Tinky Winky's Great Big Concert
15. The Great Big Cheese Chase/Try It, You'll Like It... Pretty Much
16. Tinky Winky Duplicate/I Want That
17. Boom! Sonic Boom!/Tinky Winky the Pet
18. Guppy Training Day/Tinky Winky and the Babysitter
19. Laa-Laa's Lucky Sock/Laa-Laa's Best Sleepover Ever
20. Tinky Winky's Big Talent/Tinky Winky Redo
21. Laa-Laa's Super Family/Tinky Winky and the Ice Cream Babies
22. Baa and the Big Bone/Baa, Superstar
23. Tinky Winky and the Pink Phenomenon/Two Wheel Dreams
24. Go to Bed, Laa-Laa!/Baa's Loose Tooth
25. Think Pink/Laa-Laa's First Flight
26. Tinky Winky and the Castle of Cards/Dipsy's Special Shirt

### Season 2

1. Thinky Tinky Winky Woo/Big Brain Block
2. Tooting Trunk/In The Dark
3. Stinky Tinky Winky Woo/Kooky Cook-Off
4. Speed Rocket/The Great Biscotti
5. The Trip Not Taken/Always Ask First
6. Burpzilla/Happy Burp-Day
7. Laa-Laa's Storybox Disaster/Balloony Feet
8. Big Blob of Talk/Vicki Chicken
9. The Thundering Thesaurus/The Tinky Winkys Rock
10. The Mystery Planet/Octopus in Tap Shoes
11. Tinky Winky Rex/Puppy-Go-Seek
12. Pop the Corn/Lord of the Pies
13. Great Big Nature/Monkey Town
14. Loch Mess Lobster/Super Woo and Traffic Too
15. The Two Silver Crystals/Hot Hot Hot
16. The Legend of Big Blue/Ponytail Power
17. Tinky Winky's Perfect Present/Tinky Winky Squeaks
18. Great Big Bean Festival/Are You My Mummy?
19. Laa-Laa's Silly Shirt/Tinky Winky's Missing Page
20. Dipsy Dopsy/Growing Up Stretchy
21. Squeedorp Grand/The Tinky Winky-Riffic Hat
22. Laa-Laa and the 4 M's/A Promise is a Promise
23. What's Bugging Laa-Laa/Baa's Museum
24. Tinky Winky Waste/Tinky Winky and the Duck
25. Great Big New Year/Tinky Winky's Happy Woo Year
26. Tinky Winky's Silliest Story/Laa-Laa's Big Idea
What Came First?

## Layout

On the first question, Tinky Winky asks if the big idea or the problem came first. In this case, the answer is the problem. On the second question, Tinky Winky asks if the solution or the big idea came first. The answer for this one was the big idea. Tinky Winky recaps that first was the problem, then is the big idea, and finally the solution.
The Super Funkin' Tales: Exiled

Upcoming episode

**The Super Funkin' Tales: Exiled** is the sixth episode, and it will be seventh episode of The Super Funkin' Tales of Captain Underpants. In order to understand, you need to see the end of RPisode 5.

## Trailer Description

Saltnex had successfully taken over Piqua, due to The Funky Pranksters, George, Harold, and Boyfriend not being there to save it! Hooray for... Saltnex? Not for long. George and Harold are returning to Piqua and rounding up an army of allies to oust the dastardly dictator!

## Synopsis

While George and Harold were having adventures and defeating the drones in the soft mod, Saltnex had taken over Piqua and had enslaved everybody including the students! However, George and Harold are returning to Piqua to end this dastard dictatorship!

## Trivia

* The sixth episode (TSFT:E Part 1) was the only episode to be released after a break on ***February 14, 2022*** while the last episode was completed in ***February 2.***
* TSFT:E will be a two-part storyline, going across multiple episodes.
* Pedram Fallah will be the third writer.
* Unkown is finally getting director rights because he wanted them the whole time, but didn't actually ask for them because he thinks Optical actually writes better for him until February 6, 2022.
	+ However, Optical will still be **Supervising Director.**
* Optical coined the term, "RPGsodes" after completing RPisode 5. This is due to the series' direction since RPisode 3.
* A sub story will take place during the events of TSFTE, called Optical's Story. This was revealed by Optical themselves on February 6, 2022.
* Salty is revealed to be in the wanted list with George, Harold, and Boyfriend as shown in the poster.
* Salty is gonna help George, Harold and Boyfriend.
* The episode was almost gonna be doomed before production even started with multiple obstacles in the writers' way.
	+ Luckily, all of those were stopped. And the trio manage to write in peace!

## Plot

The episode would start off right where it end from RPisode 5. Where it was revealed Saltnex had taken over Piqua due George, Harold, and Boyfriend not being there to stop it. The guards come and take Blue Drone, But she creates a portal that sends them to the FNFever universe. Without any hesitation, they go in before they get captured. But this raises a question: How will the squad get back to Piqua and free the funky misfarts?

George, Harold and Boyfriend run through the city. Bf says that this Friday is NOT funky. and Harold agrees. They get exhausted. And they all 3 agree they need to hide, so they find a rusty-looking basement. It isn't great, but it's the only thing they could find. They walk around through it, and they find a computer. George tries to hack into it to find info and find ways to defeat Saltnex, but the computer was locked and can be only accessible if you type your own info. Then, Harold reminds George that since in RPisode 4 George became Gever in order to replace Fever after quitting, he should know the Funkin business email. George types it out alongside some other info, and they're in!

## References

1. fandom.com/f/p/4400000000000021937 (TSFTE reveal)
List of episodes

## Episodes

### Season 1

1. Po's Bluebird
2. Po and the Doodlebug
3. Po and the Whirlywart
4. Po and the Fuzzyflump
5. Po and the Stinky Snork
6. Po and the Snoozter
7. Po and the Neat Freak
8. Po and the Sproing
9. Po and the Nothing Fits Him
10. Po and the Lazy Bug
11. Po and the Dragon Queen
12. Po and the Drinking Flink
13. Po and the Hug-a-Bug
14. Po and the Twinkle Toed Twirler
15. Po and the Silly Stomper
16. Po and the Fruity Patooty
17. Po and the String Snatcher
18. Po and the Hokum Jokum
19. Po and the Switcheroo
20. Po and the Coolster
21. Po and the Litterbug
22. Po and the Super Stacker
23. Po and the Blowhard
24. Po and the Scribbler
25. Po and the Red Rosy
26. Po and the Knotty Noodler

### Season 2

1. Po and the Glimmer Critter
2. Po and the Creaky Crink
3. Po and the Stuffy Sniffler
4. Po and the Gobsobber
5. Po and the Blockhead
6. Po and the Melody Maestro
7. Po and the Ding-A-Ling
8. Po and the Fun Fair
9. Po and the Picture Snitcher
10. Po and the Eager Beaver
11. Po and the Unwrapping Chappy
12. Po and the Berrygrabber
13. Po and the Wrong Side Uppy
14. Po and the Polka Dot Snatcher

### Season 3

1. Po and the Loony Groomy
2. Po and Mr. Ha-choo!
3. Po and the Cozy Critter
4. Po and the Copy Critter
5. Po and the Balance Beasty
6. Po and the Ick 'em Stick 'em
7. Po and the Shake Maker
8. Po and the Jeweled Mermaid
9. Po and the Toy Buster
10. Po and the Pull Apart-er
11. Po and the Power-On Pixie
12. Po and the Float Fairy
13. Po and the Worrywart
14. Po and the Costume Collector
15. Po and the Teeny-Tiny
Orsen Alderman

**Orsen Alderman** (previously known as Yuji Hatome) is 1 of 5 main characters in Scenarios. In his previous life, he was a 22-year-old with many personal issues that eventually led to his death resulting in him reincarnating into the world of Erde. Whilst reincarnating, he encountered a god called '**Truth**' due to their conversation, he further realised the limitations of his previous life so, in this world, he made a vow to himself that he will be someone great, live life to his fullest and fulfil his promise to Truth.

## Appearance

**Orsen**, Is an average height male with alright looks. He was born with brown hair that currently reaches the bottom of his face. His eyes are dark-yellow in colour and his skin is lightly tanned. Orsen wears a tattered cloak that goes to his elbows, he does this in order to not be recognised by the public folk as he is a noble of the Alderman family. Underneath his cloak, he wears a plain lilac coloured t-shirt as a first layer. As a second layer, he wears a leather chest plate that's supported in place by light-black straps. As for bottoms, Orsen will usually wear plain black trousers.

## Personality

Due to **Orsen's** previous life, he attempts to not think in a selfish and negative light. As a result, he is more caring, understanding and tries to think more positively by doing acts of kindness as he doesn't want to revert back to Yuji Hatome. We can see that he is considerate because of the offer he grants to his enemies before he has the opportunity to kill them. The offer he usually grants them is 'to change their ways,' as he doesn't want to get rid of their 'chance' at life, also because he finds it hard to kill as he wasn't born into this normality of killing due to him being a 'regular' human before coming to the world of Erde. In addition to this, something that's difficult to leave Orsen-due to formerly being **Japanese** is a lack of confidence when fighting enemies despite everything that he had to do in his previous life in the white rooms. But because of **Alice's** death (his mother), he is content on gaining this confidence so that he will never have to experience a death of a loved one ever again as this is the first thing he has ever known as family and the most painful thing he could ever face.

## Trivia

* Orsen extremely hates the colour white due to his previous life however it is not as bad in this life.

* Despite his father being stronger than his mother, he was more afraid of his mother, because her punches hurt extremely bad and would usually knock him out instantly when he would turn into his bloodlust form.

* As both Orsen Alderman and Yuji Hatome, he can speak over 30 languages.

* Orsen doesn't refer to life as 'life' he often refers to them as 'chances' due to Truth saying that to him when he was granted his second life as Orsen Alderman.
Sofia the First

Sofia the First is an American CGI-animated children's musical fantasy television series that was first aired on January 10th, 2013 to September 2018, focusing on a 10 year old brave princess named Sofia, who was raised by the king and queen of Enchancia, known as her parents. She has an amulet in which she can talk to her animal friends, like Clover, a cute gray rabbit and Whatnaught, Mia, a beautiful bluebird and Whatnaught, a squirrel who cannot talk. The series aired on Disney Junior as a channel and as Disney Channel's preschool block.
Lazar

### Affiliation

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Central Committee of the CPSU, Old Bolsheviks, Bolshevik Party (Supreme Empire)

### Occupation

Sr. Member of the Central Committee of the CPSU, Old Bolshevik

## Biographical information

### Place of birth

Ukraine, Supreme Empire (present day Ukrainian SSR)

## Appearances

### Appears in

Volume 3: The Voronezh Regime Volume 4: Noreaga’s Dungeon

### Debut

Volume 3: The Voronezh Regime

**Lazar**, also known by his codename **Cloud** is a character in the **Toxic Soviets** Comic Series. He is the eldest of the Old Bolsheviks who had a direct role in the events of the December Revolution and the declaration of the Soviet Union. He currently serves as a nominal member of the Central Committee, although he has retired from government affairs and politics altogether.

## Early Life

Based on what is known about Lazar, he was born in the Supreme Empire to a family of Ukrainian peasants during the early ‘70s. Throughout his long life, Lazar would take part in multiple Socialist organizations resistant to the Supreme Empire’s tyrannical regime, however he would find success only after entering the ranks of the Bolsheviks, led by Shadow Hokaj, as one of its senior founding members.

By that point, Lazar was already old and tired. The success of the revolution and the formation of the Soviet State would mark Lazar’s final attempt at overthrowing the Supremist Monarchy, and as such he would retire from his involvement in the nation’s affairs shortly after the new Socialist government had established itself. Beyond that point, Lazar would remain in the government as a nominal member of the Central Committee, although he doesn’t partake in its affairs and instead spends his time resting and sleeping.

## Toxic Soviets Events

### Volume 3: The Voronezh Regime

Lazar doesn’t really have any lines throughout the comic’s events. Whenever he appears, he is seen to be sleeping, and occasionally wakes up when loud noises disturb him. He appears alongside Grill and Abbie as the Old Bolsheviks of the Central Committee

### Volume 4: Noreaga’s Dungeon

Likewise, in Volume 4 Lazar only appears in the start of the volume, where he is sleeping while Leon and the government discuss plans for Soviet involvement in Eastern Europe.

## Personality

Not much is known about Lazar’s personality. His defining trait is his excessive sleeping, which stems as a result of his old age and the fact that he’s a retired official. Throughout all of his scenes, he is shown to be sleeping, waking up only when he is disturbed by loud noises.
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