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Octopus (cartoon)

Octopus is a cartoon character who appears in Amazing Animals. It is an infrequent character that appears in a few episodes in seasons two and three.

## Appearance

Octopus has a very uniform appearance throughout the series. He is always depicted as being bright purple in colour, with large eyes and a large mantle that serves as his head. He is shown with a mouth just below the eyes – when his mouth opens, it shows square-shaped teeth. He has eight long arms, which are strong enough for him to stand upright on and to also grab and old objects and other characters.

When knocked senseless by being thrown into the air by Crab in Seashore Animals, Octopus’ eyes turn rainbow-coloured.

## Personality

Octopus tends to be a rather honest character, often shown in a position of authority and able to stand up for himself. He serves as a security guard in Creepy Crawly Animals and an ice cream salesman in Slimy Animals. When confronted by other characters who are misbehaving, he will grab, shake and throw them with his powerful arms. In one appearance in Slimy Animals, it is suggested that Octopus does not have full control over his arms as he grabs and throttles a Rattlesnake while in the throes of a sneeze.

When not being robbed or attacked by other characters, Octopus is shown to be friendly. He greets the invertebrate attendants in Creepy Crawly Animals with a smile and a nod, and joins Rooster, Hen and the Chicks for a family picnic after helping them deal with Crab.

## Episodes

Seashore Animals (2 appearances)

Slimy Animals (2 appearances)

Giant Animals (1 appearance)

Creepy Crawly Animals (1 appearance)
Johnny Morris

Ernest John Morris, professionally known as Johnny Morris (1916-1999) was a British actor and voice actor. He was best-known for his role in the BBC children’s series Animal Magic, in which he appeared alongside animals and narrated comic dialogues for the animals. This programme ran from 1962-1983. In 1960, he also narrated the Canadian-produced Tales from the Riverbank series which also involved real animals in humanised surroundings.

For Dorling Kindersley Vision, Johnny Morris narrated all ten episodes of See How They Grow that released in Britain – the Sony Wonder releases in America replaced his narration with that of a group of several actors and actresses. In the first five episodes, the narration is almost all done in the same voice (a distinct voice is put on for some animal dialogues, such as for the ducks in Pond Animals). In the latter five episodes, he used far more distinctive voices for each animal to separate them from his narration segments. He was known to have a fear of spiders and refused to appear alongside them in Animal Magic, but he narrated two segments with spiders in See How They Grow – spider in Mini Beasts and tarantula in Desert Animals.
Mole (cartoon)

Mole is a cartoon character who appears in Amazing Animals. He is an occasionally recurring character, that appeared quite frequently in season one, was absent in season two and made a handful of reappearances in seasons three and four. He also appears on the back covers of all season one VHS boxes.

## Appearance

Mole remains fairly consistent in appearance throughout the seasons he appears in. He is shown as having a small and rotund body, with extremely short back legs and much larger and more muscular front legs that end with four-clawed hands. In earlier appearances the hands are yellow, although it is not made clear if that is simply their natural colour or if Mole is wearing gloves. He has a short tail and a large head. In several appearances, Mole’s mouth appears to be located on his neck. He has a long snout, with a pair of whiskers on either side of his snout.

In colouration, Mole is always depicted as being dark brown over his whole body, although sometimes his body is mostly covered with clothing.

In all appearances, Mole wears a pair of dark glasses. Although Mole gives the appearance of being blind, he has surprisingly large and well-developed eyes. On a couple of occasions, he raises his glasses to get a better view of something or lends them to another animal to help them see better.

## Personality

In several of the season one appearances, plus Animal Changes, Mole is shown to be an avid owner and rider of a scooter. The scooter produces a lot of fumes and this, combined with Mole’s poor sight, can make him a hazard to other characters – he nearly runs down Bat, chokes Skunk with the scooter exhaust and narrowly avoids knocking down Chameleon before he is reminded to stop by Chameleon turning himself red.

Mole can be very selfish and will use his scooter and its implements for his own purposes – he traps the light-hating Gorilla in Nighttime Animals under the light from his scooter after Gorilla delays his journey. However, he is shown to have a nicer side, especially towards Elephant. In Animal Disguises, he allows Elephant to accompany him when digging underground and in Animal Builders he uses his scooter to free Elephant after he accidentally bricked his trunk into a wall.

## Episodes

Animal Disguises (1 appearance)

Nighttime Animals (1 appearance)

Animal Senses (2 appearances)

Animal Weapons (1 appearance)

Animal Builders (1 appearance)

Mini-Beasts (1 appearance)

Animal Journeys (2 appearances, plus in the background of the episode itself)

Animal Changes (1 appearance)

Underground Animals (2 appearances)

Animal Flight (3 appearances)
Humanoid Squad: Magiphi Re:silience

***Humanoid Squad: Magiphi Re:silience*** *(**ヒュマノイド・スクアッド - マジファイ・レジリエンス**, Hiumanoido Sukuaddo Majifai Rejiriansu)* is an upcoming Japanese anime series produced by MontalVerse Productions, AkaKen, Aniplex and Amazon MGM Studios as part of the Hasbro-Hollowfox Humanoidverse.

It is an anime-styled alternate retelling and extension of the film trilogy of the same name with Atsushi Nishigori as chief director and main character designer, Hiroyuki Tanaka directing the series, Nishigori, Tatsuto Higuchi and Yasuyuki Muto writing the scenarios from a story by Aaron Montalvo, Greg Weisman and Todd Casey, Toshifumi Akai and Hirotaka Kato as animation character designers and music by Hiroyuki Sawano, Kohta Yamamoto and Takafumi Wada with animation provided by CloverWorks and Wit Studio.

The series will be streaming on Prime Video and MontalVue in 2024, licensed by Aniplex of America and AkaKen USA in partnership with Hasbro Entertainment and Amazon MGM Studios.

## Premise

Applejack and Twilight Sparkle's married life takes a turn for the strange once a special task force hires them and other members of the Humanoidverse to face a bigger army that was taking over the universe for a greater power. As the story goes on, the teams in different places will deal with their lives and missions before going face to face with one of the ruthless men behind an upcoming take over, whose name is Blitzen Bloodwilliams.

## Characters

### From the Equestria Campus Saga

* Apple Sparkle Family
	+ Twilight Sparkle (CV: Aya Hirano [Japanese]; Erica Lindbeck [English]; Carla Castañeda [Spanish])
	+ Applejack (CV: Tetsuya Kakihara [Japanese]; Zeno Robinson [English]; Victor Ugarte [Spanish])
	+ Big Macintosh (CV: Katsuyuki Konishi [Japanese]; Matthew Mercer [English]; Hector Moreno [Spanish])
	+ Fluttershy (CV: Aoi Yuki [Japanese]; Christine Marie Cabanos [English]; Maggie Vera [Spanish])
	+ Shining Armor (CV: Mamoru Miyano [Japanese]; Roger Craig Smith [English]; Pepe Toño Macias [Spanish])
	+ Cadance (CV: Haruka Tomatsu [Japanese]; Kira Buckland [English]; Romina Marroquin Payro [Spanish])
	+ Flurry Heart (CV: Yuki Kuwahara [Japanese]; Jeannie Tirado [English]; Jocelyn Robles [Spanish])
* Spike (CV: Noriaki Sugiyama [Japanese]; Darrel Guilbeau [English]); Eduardo Garza [Spanish])
* Rarity (CV: Aki Toyosaki [Japanese]; Cristina Vee [English]; Elsa Covian [Spanish])
* Sunset Shimmer (CV: Ayumi Fujimura [Japanese]; Lauren Landa [English]; Circe Luna [Spanish])
* Flash Sentry (CV: Masakazu Morita [Japanese]; Griffin Burns [English]; Javier Olguin [Spanish])
Parrot (cartoon)

Parrot is a cartoon character who appears in Amazing Animals. Despite appearing in the opening sequence of every episode, Parrots are surprisingly rare in the series itself, with recurring roles in Season One but then only two minor appearances in Season Three.

## Appearance

In Season One, Parrot is portrayed as a rather dumpy dark blue or grey bird with a purple beak, yellow eyelids and a crest consisting of a single red, yellow and green feather. In Tropical Birds, a female Parrot appears with a green body, a yellow crest and legs, a pale blue beak and white eyelids.

In Season Three, a female Parrot appears in Animal Eggs. She is completely green, including her three-feathered crest. Her eyelids are no different to the rest of her body, but her eyes have blue pupils. She has a yellow beak and purple legs and feet. In Rainforest Animals, there is a brief appearance of a purple parrot with an orange beak.

In the first cartoon of Tropical Birds, there is a large flock of Parrots that all appear to be identical to one another.

## Personality

Parrot has a personality that varies depending on the episode. In some he is helpful to other characters, although this may end up with poor consequences for either himself or the character he is helping. In Nighttime Animals, he gives sunglasses to Bat that stop him from seeing and cause him to crash into a tree, while in Tropical Birds he helps Elephant achieve his dream of flying but ends up getting crushed when Elephant lands on him.

Parrot also makes jokes at the expense of other characters, sometimes with bad consequences for himself. In Tropical Birds, he mocks Vulture for his baldness but ends up getting his crest shaved off.

Parrot is also not above getting revenge against characters. After Porcupine spikes him in the foot, Parrot gets a watering can and gets Porcupine so wet that his quills curl up.

Parrot seems to be a good parent, seen sitting on his eggs in Animal Babies and furiously telling off Rhinoceros when the latter sneaks into his nest.

## Episodes

Tropical Birds (4 appearances)

Animal Disguises (2 appearances)

Nighttime Animals (1 appearance)

Animal Senses (3 appearances)

Animal Weapons (2 appearances)

Animal Builders (1 appearance)

Animal Babies (1 appearance)

Animal Journeys (1 appearance, plus appearance outside of cartoon)

Rainforest Animals (1 appearance)

Animal Eggs (1 appearance)

## Notes

Parrot is identified by Henry in Animal Journeys, when Henry has to dodge Parrot when he is literally globe-trotting at the beginning of the episode.
Andrew Sachs

Andreas Siegfried Sachs, known professionally as Andrew Sachs (1930-2016) was a German-born British actor and writer. While best-known for his role in the comedy series Fawlty Towers, he had a long career in acting and voice-over work in television. In *Eyewitness*, he served as the narrator for all three seasons of the British version, and replaced Martin Sheen in the third season of the American version with his accent changed to American English.

As well as narrating *Eyewitness*, he also narrated a number of documentaries from which stock footage was taken for both Eyewitness and other Dorling Kindersley Vision programmes. He narrated two episodes of *The Natural World* which were used for stock footage - Through Animal Eyes in 1985 (used in Fish, Reptile, Ape and Sight) and *Spirits of the Forest* in 1987 (used in Jungle). He also narrated all episodes of *Supersense* in 1988 (used in Fish) and *Lifesense* in 1991 (used in Dog, Jungle, Insect, Survival, Monster, Human Machine and Plant, plus the Creatures Fantastic episode The Underworld).
Mythical Horses

VHS cover

Mythical Horses is the tenth episode of Creatures Fantastic, which aired in 1997 on the Discovery Channel and Arts Channel. The topic of this episode is about the role of the horse in mythology, including stories about the creation of the horse and creatures with horse-like features.

## Episode information

Currently Mythical Horses has not been uploaded online, so only basic information is available.
Features of the episode that have been gleaned from online reviews include:

* The mythical creation of the horse by the Greek god Poseidon, including the belief that seahorses were baby horses.
* The unicorn, including the magical properties of its horn - at least one review describes the episode as containing the depiction of the bloody killing of a unicorn.
* Pegasus
* Centaur
* Kelpie

The only narration from the episode currently online is from the video trailer, played on all VHS releases before the beginning of the feature episode:

"*Throughout storytelling, the horse has reflected man’s admiration for its grace and independence. If a horse can move so swiftly and be so uplifting and exhilarating to ride, why shouldn’t we dream of flying to the heavens on horseback?*"

## Stock footage sources

The First Eden: The Wastes of War (1987) - Camargue horses

The Zebra in your Stable (1991) – Silhouetted horse (used for Pegasus)

## Credits

* Director - Simon Everson
* Production Designer - Graeme Thomson
* Graphic Designer / Director - Richard Higgs
* Narrator - Zoë Wanamaker
* Storyteller - John Shrapnel

## Home media releases

As with all Creatures Fantastic episodes, Mythical Horses has only been released on VHS. The cover of the box shows a sunset, with the main picture being a photograph of a white Camargue horse running through water. Also on the cover is an inverted picture of a woman with a unicorn, taken from the 1500 French tapestry 'Sight', one of six tapestries in 'The Lady and the Unicorn' tapestry series, a faint image of a chariot drawn by winged horses over the setting sun on the cover and a faint image of the constellation Sagittarius to the right of the horse.

The picture on the spine and back cover is a screenshot of the episode's Pegasus in flight in the UK VHS release; in America, the picture is replaced with a screenshot showing the maiden with the unicorn.

The blurb on the back cover of the VHS reads:

**Mythical Horses** celebrates the magnificent characters found in myth and legend. The unicorn, who can only be captured by a perfect maiden; Pegasus, the winged horse, who helps Perseus rescue Andromeda; centaurs; half horse, half man. What are the origins of such fabulous creatures? Discover how the intriguing relationship between man and horse has translated into such memorable fantasies.

Back cover of Mythical Horses VHS

**Narrators** Zoë Wanamaker (primary narrator) • John Shrapnel (storyteller narrator)
**Episodes**: Creatures of the Night • Dragons • Creatures of the Deep • Mythical Cats • The Apocalypse • Werewolves • The Underworld • Man Beasts • Spirits of the Forest • **Mythical Horses** • Birds and Things with Wings • Tricky Tricksters • Aliens
Brian Meehl

Brian Meehl is an American puppeteer and writer. He was involved with writing many of the episodes of *Eyewitness*, before departing after season two under unknown circumstances.

## Writing credits

### For Dorling Kindersley Vision

#### Eyewitness

* *Cat*
* *Horse* (script supervisor)
* *Jungle*
* *Bird*
* *Amphibian*
* *Dinosaur*
* *Butterfly and Moth*
* *Rock and Mineral*
* *Seashore*
Fish (cartoon)

Fish is a cartoon character who appears in Amazing Animals. They (multiple Fishes appear) show up occasionally in all four seasons. Fish also appear on the back covers of all seasons one, three and four VHS boxes.

## Appearance

In early appearances, Fish tends to be deep blue in colour. They have a simple shape, with a mostly round body, two large eyes, a prominent nose above a large mouth, a small and fairly simple reverse-crescent tail and two small fins that end with three-fingered hands. In some appearances, Fish can be other colours such as green.

In Animal Families, a female Fish and two babies appear. They are all of the same general shape as the standard Fish, with the female Fish having three prominent eyelashes above each eye and the babies being a much paler blue in colour.

### Giant Fish

In several episodes, much larger fish appear. In Animal Families, the father of the Fish family is one such giant. He is the same shape as the general Fish, but is around ten times the size of the female. The other main difference is that he is shown to have sharp teeth like a shark.

In Underwater Animals, a similar-looking Giant Fish steals ice lollies off of Rooster several times. However, this Giant Fish is shown to be only a youngster, with a parent sufficiently large enough to swallow Rooster and a chunk of the beach whole. This Giant Fish is also seen in Prehistoric Animals. It has the same tail, three-fingered fins and large eyes and nose as other Fish, but has large teeth, a heavy brow above the eyes that give the impression of scowling and three shark-like dorsal fins.

## Personality

The smaller Fish tend to be curious yet neurotic characters, who are often afraid of the things they encounter but still willing to investigate them further. Frequently, Fish is the target of attempts by other characters to eat him, such as Tiger and Bear. These smaller Fish often escape because of partnerships with larger creatures, such as the Giant Fish or, in one case, a giant Dung Beetle.

The Giant Fish, whenever they appear, tend to be shown as aggressive. They often protect smaller Fish and will particularly try to attack those characters that bother these smaller Fish.

## Episodes

Nighttime Animals (1 appearance)

Animal Appetites (1 appearance)

Animal Survivors (1 appearance)

Animal Senses (2 appearances)

Animal Journeys (1 appearance)

Animal Families (1 appearance, plus on stamp in episode itself)

Prehistoric Animals (2 appearances)

Rainforest Animals (1 appearance)

Underwater Animals (4 appearances)

Extinct Animals (in episode itself)

Animal Partners (1 appearance)

Scaly Animals (in ‘Ask Henry’)

River Animals (1 appearance)

## Gallery

Fish, as he appears in Animal SensesGiant Fish and young Fish, from Animal FamiliesGiant Fish, from Prehistoric Animals
Ovidio Salazar

Ovidio Salazar is an American-born British television director. In Dorling Kindersley Vision, he is known to be the director for two episodes of Creatures Fantastic:

* Creatures of the Deep (third episode)
* Birds and Things with Wings (eleventh episode)

As well as Creatures Fantastic, Ovidio Salazar has directed no fewer than 11 other shows; almost all of these are documentaries on an Arabic or Islamic theme.
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Bear (cartoon)

Bear is a cartoon character who appears in Amazing Animals. They (multiple Bears appear) are a recurring character that appears in seasons three and four. Bear also appears on the back of all the third and fourth season VHS boxes.

## Appearance

Bear is depicted as having pale brown-coloured fur all over his body. He has a large and rotund body, with relatively short back legs and longer arms that end in four-fingered hands. Both his hands and feet have claws. Bear has small eyes and ears, a large black oblong-shaped nose which is connected to the mouth by a philtrum. When viewed in profile, Bear has a mostly flat face. Bear also has a small tuft of hair on the top of his head. When Bear opens his mouth, only four sharp canine teeth can be seen.

A Bear Cub appears in Animal Changes, but looks almost identical to the adult Bear save for it wearing a nappy.

### Polar Bear

In Polar Animals, a Polar Bear character appears. However, one cartoon segment shows that Bear can turn himself into Polar Bear simply by painting himself white. As well as having white fur, he also has a pink nose. Otherwise, he is identical in appearance to the standard Bear character.

## Personality

Several of Bear’s appearances, and several of his character interactions, relate to his love of food and his attempts to keep other animals away from his food. In Rainforest Animals and Animal Changes, he is shown preventing both Tiger and a Lizard from taking food that he is planning on eating (although in Rainforest Animals, he loses the fish he is planning to eat). In Giant Animals, Bear is shown stealing honey from Bee.

Bear is also quite protective of his privacy, and will be brusque or even aggressive to other characters that disturb him. In Animal Neighbors, he is visibly annoyed when Gorilla knocks on his door, in River Animals he destroys the Beaver’s dam to get back access to his shower and in Polar Animals Bear, in his Polar Bear form, pulls the entrance off his cave and repositions it on a cliff edge to punish a group of bobsledding Lizards that enter his cave.

Bear can sometimes be friendlier to other characters. In one case, in Animal Partners, he approaches Chameleon and, after Chameleon has scratched and eaten Flea off of Bear’s back, Bear shakes his hand.

## Episodes

Rainforest Animals (1 appearance)

Animal Neighbors (1 appearance)

Giant Animals (1 appearance)

Animal Changes (2 appearances)

Polar Animals (4 appearances)

Underground Animals (1 appearance)

Woodland Animals (4 appearances)

Animal Partners (1 appearance)

Scaly Animals (as a backing singer in ‘Ask Henry’)

River Animals (3 appearances)
Skunk (cartoon)

Skunk is a cartoon character that appears in Amazing Animals. He is an occasional recurring character that only appears in the first and second seasons, as well as appearing on the back cover of all season one VHS boxes.

## Appearance

Skunk is mostly pink in colour, with a black patch on his head, a white belly and purple interiors to his ears. He has a long nose with two pairs of whiskers near the end, three whiskers on each cheek and three long eyelashes above each eye. He has short back legs and longer arms, and a longer tail that drags along the ground. While his appearance is not obviously one of a skunk, he often walks around under a stink cloud that makes his identity more obvious.

## Personality

Much of Skunk’s personality revolves around his bad smell. Sometimes, he seemingly has little idea or care of how badly he smells – in Animal Senses he seems puzzled by the reactions of the other animals he passes, such as when Tiger hurls a flowerpot at him. Other times, Skunk knowingly uses his scent as a weapon – in Animal Weapons, he uses it when waylaid by Rhinoceros and seems to be startled several times when Rhinoceros jabs and chops at him. In Scary Animals, he tries to use his scent to help Elephant, but shows little sign of caring when Elephant is overwhelmed by Skunk’s smell. Altogether, Skunk seems to be a character that prefers his own company, and uses his smell as a means of keeping other characters away from him.

## Episodes

Animal Appetites (1 appearance)

Animal Senses (1 appearance)

Animal Weapons (1 appearance)

Scary Animals (1 appearance)
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Lion

The lion (*Panthera leo*) is a species of big cat found across Africa and a relic population in northwest India. Unlike many cats, the lion has strong sexual dimorphism – the males have a large mane while the lionesses tend to lack them. They are also the only wild cat to live long term in a social group. This is centred around a group of breeding females, while male lions are often replaced by competitors after a few years. These are apex predators, able to work as a group to kill large prey including buffalo, giraffes, hippos, rhinos and young elephants. Despite being one of the most charismatic animals on Earth, the lion is now listed as Vulnerable in the wild.

## Appearances in Dorling Kindersley Vision media

The lion is the third most commonly-recurring mammal in Dorling Kindersley Vision programmes, with them appearing in thirty-two episodes altogether.

### Eyewitness

In Eyewitness, there are ten episodes that include lions. Season one has the most, with five episodes. Season three has three episodes, while season two has just two episodes.

* **SEASON ONE**: Cat, Horse, Elephant, Dinosaur, Skeleton
* **SEASON TWO**: Ape, Mammal
* **SEASON THREE**: Sight, Survival, Monster

All the episodes include stock footage of wild lions, with Cat having both studio and stock footage and Mammal being the only episode to have only studio-filmed footage of the lion.

### Amazing Animals

In Amazing Animals, twenty-one episodes include footage of lions. Season one has the most, with nine episodes containing a lion. Season two has seven episodes, season three has four episodes and season four has just a single episode that features a lion.

* **SEASON ONE**: Tropical Birds, Nighttime Animals, Animal Appetites, Animal Survivors, Animal Senses, Animal Weapons, Animal Builders, Animal Babies, Animal Journeys
* **SEASON TWO**: Desert Animals, Animal Colors, Animal Mothers, Animal Pets, Endangered Animals, An Animal Year, Prehistoric Animals
* **SEASON THREE**: Animal Hunters, Giant Animals, Animal Changes, Extinct Animals
* **SEASON FOUR**: Around the World

Most of these episodes – fourteen altogether – only include lions as stock footage. Six episodes (Animal Appetites, Animal Survivors, Animal Mothers, Endangered Animals, Animal Changes and Around the World) only include lions filmed under studio settings, with only Animal Babies combining both studio and stock footage. Unlike Eyewitness, in which only a male lion appears in the studio, Amazing Animals also includes a lioness and a young lion cub.

### Creatures Fantastic

Only one of the recovered episodes of Creatures Fantastic includes a lion but this one, Mythical Cats, has the lion as one of its major focus animals. They appear as the ancient Egyptian goddesses Bastet and Sekhmet (before the former became a domestic cat), both the Egyptian and Greek sphinxes and the griffin – the sphinx and griffin that appear have their lion parts made with CGI. Also, the continued role of lions in our world as a symbol of power is mentioned. Real lions appear both as studio and stock footage in this episode.
David Poore

David Poore is an independent British musician, who has created music for over 200 films by the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Disney, PBS, National Geographic and other broadcasters. He is particularly known for a number of compositions for wildlife documentaries produced by the BBC Natural History Unit, which resulted in nominations for an Emmy and Royal Television Society award.

For Dorling Kindersley Vision, David Poore is best-known as the creator of the music for all episodes of Amazing Animals. This includes not only the major opening and closing theme, also used in related media such as Amazing Animals Activity Center, but also the music from within the episode itself. The theme music was sometimes remixed in the episode itself, for example as the opening jingle for Henry’s Report in seasons three and four.

While David Poore composed several episodes of Wildlife on One and the Natural World, none of them appear to be ones included in Dorling Kindersley Vision episodes. He did create the theme music for Big Cat Diary, which shares stock footage with the Mythical Cats episode of Creatures Fantastic. He also created the award music for Partridge Films, the creator of Amazing Animals, when they received the Queen’s Award in 1999.
Sentorian

Sentorian

Attack Damage: +14

Speed: +0.2

Sentorian's Minion

Attack Damage: +6

Speed: +0.1

Sentorian is a Surface Special Mob who is very difficult to do without having knowledge of the mob. Sentorian and his 2 minions uses TNT and melee damage as his main output of DPS, dealing large amounts of it to players who don't have tanky armor. Sentorian also has an enormous amount of base Health, +640 when combined with his minions.

# TNT Throw

Every 3s, Sentorian and his minions will throw TNT towards the player, blowing up after about 2s. This TNT will do large amounts of damage if it explodes right on the player. Due to all 3 of the mobs throwing TNT, it is best to take out one or both of the minions to stop them from doing too much damage. However, Sentorian must be avoided while doing so as he will do lots of melee damage. The best way to take out this mob is to run decently far to keep the minions further away and then run in an oval pattern to avoid TNT whilst Sentorian blows himself up.
Heit

Heit

Armor Toughness: +4

Attack Damage: +50 (Focused Beam)

Attack Knockback: +3 (Focused Beam)

Follow Range: +100 (Focused Beam)

Mini Heit

Armor Toughness: +2

Attack Damage: +25 (Focused Beam)

Attack Knockback: +1.5 (Focused Beam)

Follow Range: +50 (Focused Beam)

Heit is a Surface Special Mob who does large amounts of damage when they attack, but can be stopped from attacking. Heit requires the player to kill Heit along with the 2 Mini Heits. Heit has a larger range than Mini Heits, so it may be smart to run far away from the boss when low so that you only take damage from one source. Heit is difficult because of the amount of health they have and the amount of damage they deal. Heit has the highest base Attack Damage of all mobs (except for Naitorōdo) in the Surface. Heit's combined base Health is +800, matching the mini-boss Aerouhelm.

# Focused Beam

Heit will charge up a beam, like a guardian, and will do 50 Attack Damage (25 for Mini Heits) after a few seconds of it being locked onto a player. This beam will follow the player for up to 100 blocks (50 for Mini Heits). This attack also does large knockback towards the player, so you may be able to use to to boost yourself away from the boss. Heit will not regenerate health, meaning you can run away from the boss' focused beam without many consequences.
Tatačka

Tatačka

Armor Toughness: +3

Attack Damage: +12

Follow Range: +150

Tatačka is a Surface Special Mob who is difficult to kill if you don't know what you're doing, but is pretty easy once you get a pattern for his attacks. Tatačka requires lots of focus as one tiny slip would cause the player to take lots of damage.

# Grand Slam

Every 3s, Tatačka will teleport 15 blocks above the player and, upon making contact with the ground, Tatačka will create an AOE instant damage 3 potion to everybody within 3 blocks of her landing position, including herself. You can use her own AOE attack against herself by running with an addition of at least +0.1 speed from weapons/armor/offhands so that you don't get attacked. The best way to kill her efficiently and quickly is to wear your most tanky gear substituted with speedster armor and a high DPS weapon to avoid her first fall and then attack her after she hits the ground.
Hasbro/Hollowfox Humanoidverse Wiki

**Welcome to the Hasbro/Hollowfox Humanoidverse Wiki!**
The old wiki died years ago, hopefully this won't die. The new Humanoidverse Wiki. The new wiki dedicated to the Humanoidverse franchise, developed by Montalvo Media Group through the MontalVerse Productions label and Hasbro, in partnership with Aniplex and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer as part of a joint venture sublabel named HV Partners.

## Pages

### Installments

* Harmony Unleashed: Anthro Bunraku
	+ Harmony Unleashed: Anthro Bunraku - The Animation
	+ Harmony Unleashed: Anthro Bunraku - The Next
* Harmony Unleashed: The Equestria Campus Saga
	+ Harmony Unleashed: Equestria Campus Supremacy
	+ Harmony Unleashed: Equestria Campus Supremacy (anime spin-off series)
	+ The Crusadin' Years: A Harmony Unleashed: Equestria Campus Supremacy Story
	+ Harmony Unleashed: Equestria Campus Genesis Edge
	+ Untitled G5-based Equestria Campus Series
* Littlest Pet Shop: The Metamorphosis Saga
	+ Littlest Pet Shop: Blythe X
	+ Littlest Pet Shop: Strikers of PawTucket
	+ Petting Requiem: A Littlest Pet Shop Humanoidverse Anime
	+ Untitled Blythe X sequel
* Transformers: The Anthrophy Saga
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	+ Transformers: BeastAnthrophy
	+ Transformers: SparkAnthrophy
* Barbie Mason & The MoonDreamers
* Humanoid Squad: Magiphi Re:silience

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* Films
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* Crossovers
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* Video Games

## Disclaimer

The following wiki has fictional information is for imaginary purposes only. It is not intended to make a living of this. Transformers, My Little Pony, Littlest Pet Shop and its characters and likenesses are property of Hasbro and its creators: Lauren Faust, Meghan McCarthy, Julie McNally & Tim Cahill, Bonnie Zacherle, Gayle Middleton, Sharon John, Allison Katzman, Tim Maile, Doug Tuber, Nobuyuki Okude, Jim Shooter, Dennis O'Neill (R.I.P.), Bob Budiansky. Additional in-universe OC's were created by the wiki's founder. Please, don't think it's real and take it out of context like Mattwo did. Let people do what they want, or else how can I make this stuff? Privately?

## Related Wikis

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Athair

Athair

Attack Damage: +10

Attack Knockback: +2

Athair is a Surface Special Mob who is pretty difficult to kill due to his large defense and attack damage. Along with this, Athair is the first Special Mob to have a custom attack, to have a dungeon (small), to be spawned with an item, and to fly.

# Time Control

Every 3s, Athair will force the closest player to teleport 2 blocks towards him no matter what. This makes it nearly impossible to cheat Athair because he teleports through walls towards the player and the player teleports through walls towards him.
Man Beasts

VHS cover

Man Beasts is the eighth episode of Creatures Fantastic, which aired in 1997 on the Discovery Channel and Arts Channel. The topic of this episode is about the appearance and significance of human-animal hybrids in mythology.

## Episode information

Currently Man Beasts has not been uploaded in full online, so only basic information is available. Features of the episode that have been gleaned from online reviews include:

* Medusa
* Minotaur
* Satyr
* While these are the only three creatures mentioned and are the focus of the episode, some descriptions of the episode say it encompasses many more.

The only narration from the episode currently online is from the video trailer, played on all VHS releases before the beginning of the feature episode:

"*The Ancient Greeks believed the underworld was at the ends of the Earth, meaning the end of land and sea. This place, so turbulent and inaccessible, was home to the most terrifying hybrid of all – Medusa*."

A narration-free segment showing Perseus killing Medusa has been uploaded online.

Also, a still of Medusa from this episode was used as a stock image in the Dorling Kindersley book *Myths and Monsters*, from the Megabites series.

Medusa still, used as a stock image in Megabites Myths and Monsters

## Credits

* Director - Jenna Hall
* Script Consultant - David Helton
* Production Designer - Graeme Thomson
* Graphic Designer - David Freeman
* Graphics Director - Richard Higgs
* Narrator - Zoë Wanamaker
* Storyteller - John Shrapnel

## Home media releases

As with all Creatures Fantastic episodes, Man Beasts has only been released on VHS. The cover of the box shows a dark rocky corridor - presumably part of the minotaur's labyrinth, with the main picture being a photograph of a man dressed as the minotaur. Also on the cover is the head of Medusa, isolated from the 1597 Caravaggio artwork 'Medusa'. Very faint images of Egyptian hieroglyphs are on the cover, between the picture of the minotaur and the edge of the cover.

The picture on the spine and back cover is a screenshot of the episode's version of Medusa.

The blurb on the back cover of the VHS reads:

**Man Beasts** explores strange tales of hybrid creatures - part human, part animal. Follow Theseus through the murky labyrinth in search of the minotaur, eater of human flesh. Gaze into the tempting eyes of Medusa, whose look turned men to stone. Discover how these and other petrifying beasts ruled the hearts and minds of people in a way the modern mind can barely comprehend.

Back cover of Man Beasts VHS

**Narrators** Zoë Wanamaker (primary narrator) • John Shrapnel (storyteller narrator)
**Episodes**: Creatures of the Night • Dragons • Creatures of the Deep • Mythical Cats • The Apocalypse • Werewolves • The Underworld • **Man Beasts** • Spirits of the Forest • Mythical Horses • Birds and Things with Wings • Tricky Tricksters • Aliens
Harmony Unleashed: Equestria Campus Genesis Edge

***Harmony Unleashed: Equestria Campus Genesis Edge*** is an American-Japanese animated television series produced by Montalvo Media Group through both MontalVerse Productions and Hollowfox Television Animation, Hasbro Entertainment, Secret Hideout and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer with animation provided by Titmouse, Trigger and Production I.G. with WildBrain Studios being visual development supervisors.

The show, based on characters from Hasbro's My Little Pony: Equestria Girls, let alone the series' fourth generation, is a sequel series to *Harmony Unleashed: Equestria Campus Supremacy*, focusing on the children of the main characters, and like the latter, the former takes place in an alternate reality that diverges a bit from the original source material and takes place years after the events of both the predecessor and *Humanoid Squad*, as part of the Hasbro/Hollowfox Humanoidverse part of Phase Two. The series, developed by original series showrunners Aaron Montalvo and Greg Weisman, and Alex Kurtzman.

The series is in development and has no release date at the moment due to both Humanoid Squad, the WGA/SAG-AFTRA strikes and concerns about the TAG/IATSE strikes.
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***MontalVerse Productions*** is an American production label for Hollowfox Entertainment under Montalvo Media Group founded by Aaron Montalvo, primarly focusing on shared universe media franchises developed by Montalvo.

The name is a portmanteau between his last name and both Universe and Multiverse, mostly the latter, as the franchises he created are part of a "Multiverse of Adult Childhoods" due to the franchises being aimed at older audiences despite being based on family friendly properties. Those containing Hasbro's Harmony Unleashed and Humanoidverse and Disney's CrossMore Universe and CrossMore Aniverse, and soon, Warner Bros' Discovery's FusionVerse.

MontalVerse Productions will co-produce alongside Hasbro and Entertainment One, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Aniplex for the Humanoidverse series and films through a joint venture label named ***HV Partners***.
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