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Attenburg

## Description

Built at the foot of the Restless Mountains the city of Attenburg is a safe haven for all mountain men who make their living hunting and trapping during the spring and summers. Many who come upon the front gates mistake the city for a much smaller village, due to most of the city being hidden behind the surrounding mountains.

## People

### Rulers

* Mayor: Philip Evans
	+ Secondary: Maudeleyn the Conqueror

### Guard

* Guard Master: Faramond the Great
	+ Guard Chief: Mathe the Keeper

## Locations

### General Goods

* Thurshal's Bazaar
* Connor's Dry Goods
* Picwicks Trading Co.

### Blacksmiths

* Horgrath's Anvil
* Forge of Three Smith's

### Apothecaries/Alchemists

* Extracts and Vital Humors

### Taverns/Inns

* The Brawling Bear
* Mirage

### Temples

* The Temple of [INSERT GOD NAME]
* The Exalted Panthenon

### Other

* GGS Headquarters
* Cave of the Frozen Dragon
* Abaddon’s Shack
* Tunnel Entrances
Festival of Power

Once a year in the Strong-hammer capital of Ardglass a massive fighting tournament is held to see who is the most powerful in the land. The tournament lasts a full week and consists of hundreds of matches.

### Tournament Structure

The tournament is set up so the loser of the match is eliminated and the winner moves up the tree. After all but one fighter has been eliminated they must face the previous winner, and ruler of the kingdom. If they win they take place of the rule of the faction.
Wanrai Wiki

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# Welcome to the Wanrai Wiki

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## Learn More

**If you want to learn more about the island of Wanrai you can start at it's page here. Or if you're interested in the other locations of Wanrai check out the Locations page.**

## What's New

**Here's the newest pages on the wiki:**

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Lucas Fernandes

**Lucas Fernandes da Silva** (São Bernardo do Campo, 20 de setembro de 1997), mais conhecido como **Lucas Fernandes**, é um futebolista brasileiro que joga como meia. Atualmente defende o São Paulo.

## Carreira

Nascido em São Bernardo do Campo, São Paulo, Lucas Fernandes se juntou aos garotos da base são-paulina em 2011, aos 14 anos de idade. Em 14 de fevereiro de 2016, marcou o gol da vitória de 1–0 sobre o Liverpool, clube uruguaio, que deu o título da Copa Libertadores da América Sub-20 ao São Paulo. Dez dias depois, foi promovido ao time principal pelo técnico Edgardo Bauza.

Em 20 de março de 2016, Lucas Fernandes fez sua primeira partida pelo time profissional no empate por 1–1 contra o Ituano, pela 10ª rodada do Campeonato Paulista. Em 15 de maio de 2016, Lucas Fernandes fez seu primeiro gol pelo time profissional na vitória por 1–0 diante do Botafogo, pela 1ª rodada do Campeonato Brasileiro. Em 14 de junho do mesmo ano, Lucas sofreu uma ruptura no ligamento cruzado anterior do joelho esquerdo após um choque acidental em disputa de bola com dois colegas de time, que o tirou dos gramados por aproximadamente 6 meses.

Em 18 de fevereiro de 2017, voltou a jogar pelo São Paulo depois de se recuperar de sua lesão, entrando no segundo tempo no empate por 2–2 contra o Mirassol, pelo Campeonato Paulista.
The Veritanians

# Rise to Power

The Veritanians are the smallest and most recent of the five factions of Wanrai. They came to be after a group of fighters from the Strong-hammers and soldiers who had been dishonorably discharged from the Phuluhm Dynasty believed their leaders were corrupt and used their power to suppress the public.

They set about recruiting anyone they could to join their cause. Once they had built a group of around two hundred they plundered the city of [TOWN] and made it their capital.

# Beliefs

## The God Veritas

The name Veritanians is derived from Veritas the god of chaos. Which is a fitting name due to their

## Government

### Anocracy

After just a few months the original party had split apart after gaining a few hundred followers a
Blackwater

## Description

Blackwater is a small fishing village on the coast of Grodia.

## Locations

### General Goods

* Auntie's Groceries
* Barrelstave Outfitters

### Blacksmiths

* The Velvet Fire
* Marold's Metals

### Apothecaries/Alchemists

* Steel Tome Potions
* Mixmasters

### Taverns/Inns

* The Ugly Mug
* The Outpost

### Fisheries

* The Salted Cod
* Just for the Halibut

### Farms

* Firebranch Nursery
* Hathreld Acres

## People

### Rulers

* Mayor: Prescilla Claymoore
	+ Secondary: Spencer Hagan

### Guard

* Guard Master: Sir Roget the Tiny
	+ Guard Chief: Ramses Whitefell
The Strong-hammer Guild

## Pre Tournament Era

Founded by the Dwarven fighter Yugrok Stronghammer the guild was made to be a place to let people test their strength against other fighters. Over many years the guild's following had increased to the point where multiple tournaments were being held in several towns throughout the Kingdom of Aphamore. Eventually they gained enough of a following to break off from the kingdom and start their own.

Creating the city of Ardglass, they set about founding the Kingdom of the Strong-hammer Guild. A kingdom ruled by the strongest. Holding physical strength above all. Where leaders are chosen by winning a fight tournament. Eventually they had built enough towns and had a large enough of a population to start their first tournament.

## The First Tournament Era

The First Tournament Era consists of the time after and the time leading up to the first Festival of Power.

The first tournament was announced by Yourok after he felt there was enough skilled fighters in the kingdom.

# Beliefs

## Strength

The Strong-hammers hold physical strength above all else. Ruling their kingdom as a Band Society that focuses on strength of the body. They have many fight clubs and fighter guilds throughout the kingdom where people can test their strength or fight for fun.
GGS

### Mission

To gather and secure at least one of every monster in Wanrai to learn more about them and how to handle them.

## Gather, Guard, Secure

### Creation

GGS was created when one man, Baton von Uldrich, decided that he'd had enough with the constant battling against the monsters that would attack his village. He set out to find out everything he could about the creatures that inhabited Wanrai and what he could use against them.

After years of drifting from town to town Uldrich used what little wealth he had left to purchase the store which would later become the headquarters for GGS.

## Mission Statement

GGS's mission is to gather all knowledge about the monsters that inhabit the land of Wanrai. They plan on doing this by gathering at least one of every monster and securing them in their lab where they can run tests and protect the creatures.

## Members

### Current members

Currently the chain of command at GGS goes as follows:

1. Baton von Ulrich
2. Ronen
3. Heather Glass

### Past/Deceased members

There are no past/deceased members for now.

## Captured Creatures

GGS does not have any creatures in their possession yet.
First Doctor

**The First Doctor** (Also known as **William Hartnell**, and **David Bradley** from the end of Season 13 onwards) is one of the Doctors. He makes his first appearance in the fourth episode of Season 7.

## Personality

The First Doctor is an unreadable, guarded figure who is slow to trust newcomers at first, but when his trust is earned, he shows himself as an anti-authoritarian with a mischievous streak. He is very protective of young women who remind him of his granddaughter, Susan.

The First Doctor holds himself in high regard and is prone to criticize those who he considers naïve or primitive compared to his level of intellect. However, he possesses compassion, warmth and wit that made up for his egocentric nature, serving to act as a guardian figure.

## Gallery

The First Doctor as seen from the penultimate episode of Season 13 onwards
Season 2

**The Second Season** of the "Dr Who Figurine Adventures" lasted for 9 episodes.

## Characters introduced in this season

* Skaldak
* Silence
* Rassilon
* Ood Sigma
* Giant Eagle
* Red Supreme Dalek
* Elite Cyberman
* Omega
* Vashta Nerada
* Slitheen

## Synopsis

Having gotten his TARDIS back from Davros, the Eleventh Doctor, along with the Tenth Doctor and Sclar are now able to go on their own little adventures. Good thing too, because an Ice Warrior named Skaldak soon shows up, in need of someone to save his home planet, Mars from the Daleks.
D84

**D84** is a Kaldor Android who makes his first appearance in the second episode of Season 5. He was an undercover agent disguised as a "Dum" sent to find a dangerous murderer. Once the Doctors helped him, D84 decided to help them find the other missing Doctors.

In the Season 7 finale, D84 is killed after Rassilon disintegrates him.
Tyrant

**Tyrant** is Merlin's pet giant and one of the 2 tritagonists of Season 1 and a minor protagonist for the rest of the series.

## Personality

Tyrant is not a very bright creature. His solution to almost every problem is to smash it with a club. He is still very loyal to his master, Merlin (Who he towers over). He also likes having the Eleventh Doctor around for company.

He also has a bit of a family tradition where he eats what's left of his enemies' corpses.

## Weapons

Tyrant's favorite weapons are his trusty club and a sharp rock which he uses to impale his enemies. He also likes to throw it at his enemies when they're too far away to strike with his club.
Sixth Doctor

**The Sixth Doctor** (also known as **Colin Baker**) is one of the Doctors, making his first appearance after being reawakened from suspended animation in the fourth episode of Season 8.

## Personality

The Sixth Doctor is known to be unpredictable, constantly self-absorbed, stubborn, argumentative, moody, melodramatic and arrogant, much to the annoyance of his fellow Doctors. However, he is critical of himself in some situations and, beneath his thunderous exterior, he is a passionate and empathic person.

He believes himself to be blessed with both "tact and finesse" and believes that he could subdue his opponents with his charm.

The Sixth Doctor does not suffer fools gladly, and sometimes endures the presence of others more than he enjoys it. However, he enjoys the company of his allies.

Despite his often unstable demeanor, the Sixth Doctor is quick to act when the situation calls for it, and very little, even his fellow Doctors, get in his way. Occasionally, he has found himself in situations where he decides that he is doomed and accepts his fate. He is also sometimes literal-minded.

He also seems unable to see his own faults, but would hypocritically criticize those that showed them. In Season 9, when Skaldak refuses to drop out of a window because it's too high, the Sixth Doctor replies by saying "Don't be such a baby!" and kicks him out of the window. However, after Skaldak's death in the Season 10 finale, the Sixth Doctor admits that he may have misjudged Skaldak.
Davros

**Davros** is the creator of the Daleks. He serves as the main antagonist of Season 1 and Season 18, the secondary antagonist of Season 2 and a recurring antagonist throughout the rest of the series.

## Abilities

Davros has a huge army of Daleks at his beck and call. He can also shoot bolts of electricity from his metal hand. On his chair, he has several levers and buttons which he can press to use to move his chair and turn on lights around his castle. He also has a button which controls his life support systems. If it's pressed for any more than 30 seconds, he will die.

In the Seventh episode of Season 7, he becomes a Dalek Emperor. He spends the rest of this season - as well as seasons 8 & 9 - in the Dalek casing, before going back to his chair in Season 10.
Cyber-Leader

**The Cyber-Leaders** are Cybermen who are of higher rank than the regular Cybermen, but are still below the Cyber Controller.

## Variants

### Mondas Cyber-Leader 1

The first Cyber-Leader is first seen in the Seventh episode of Season 4. He is bulkier than the other Cybermen and has black handlebars on his helmet. He wields a tube-like gun that fires a blue laser. It's this type of Cyber-Leader who kills Babe in the Season 12 finale.

### Helmet Gun Cyber-Leader

This variety of Cyber-Leader first appears in the second episode of Season 8. They resemble the Invasion Cybermen, but they have more tubing on their bodies and completely black helmets, which house guns in their foreheads.

### Mondas Cyber-Leader 2

This variety of Cyber-Leader first appears in the fifth episode of Season 11. They are similar to the first variant, but are sleeker and shinier. The Eleventh Doctor possesses this type of Cyber-Leader in Season 12.

### Cybus Cyber-Leader

This variety of Cyber-Leader first appears in the penultimate episode of Season 14.5. They resemble the Cybus Cybermen, but they have black faces and exposed brains.

## Gallery

Helmet Gun Cyber-LeaderMondas Cyber-Leader 2Cybus Cyber-Leader
Rick and Morty

Rick and Morty is a Adult Swim show that follows the adventures of a alcoholic scientist Rick Sanchez, and grandson Morty Smith. The show is currently still running but on hiatus until new episodes in July.

## Sets

There are currently 81 sets, including one awards set, three pop sets, three Mystery Mini sets, twenty three sticker sets, and sixteen card sets.

1. Really Important Stickers
2. Fresh Start
3. Rickheads Stickers
4. Black Base
5. Interdimensional Cable
6. Mortyheads Stickers
7. Wubba Lubba Dub Dub Stickers
8. I'm Done
9. Total Rickall Part 1 Stickers
10. Total Rickall Part 2 Stickers
11. Rick and Morty Forever 100 Times
12. The Smiths Stickers
13. Aqua Base
14. It's Just Rick and Morty Stickers
15. Orange Base
16. Blue Base
17. Interdimensional Cable Stickers: Part 1
18. Do It For Grandpa
19. I'm Mr. Meeseeks 3D Pop!
20. The Rick and Morty Gallery Collection Part 1
21. The Rick and Morty Gallery Collection Part 2
22. Pink?! Base
23. Get It All Together Stickers
24. How They Do It
25. Rick and Morty 3D Pop!
26. We're Gonna Gif You Up! Stickers
27. Vaporwave Head Stickers
28. Lawnmower Dog
29. Psychedelic Stickers
30. Death Reel
31. Let's Purge
32. Rick and Morty Mystery Minis
33. Cronenberg Stickers
34. Rick and Morty Mystery Minis: Part 2
35. Roy Stickers
36. Blips and Chitz Stickers
37. The Rise of the Numericons
38. Gif it to Me, Baby! Stickers
39. Rick and Morty Mystery Minis: Part 3
40. Appley Awards
41. Squanchin' Party!
42. You Get What You Gif
43. Rick and Morty 3D Portal Pop!
44. I Turned Myself Into A Gif
45. Buff Rick and Summer 3D Pop!
46. Live From the Multiverse Stickers
47. Pickle Rick
48. It's A Small Intestine Stickers
49. Weaponized Rick and Morty 3D Pop!
50. Meeseeks and Destroy Stickers

## Trivia

* Most of the sets are based on episodes of the show.
Ninth Doctor

**The Ninth Doctor** (Also known as **Christopher Eccleston**) is one of the Doctors. He serves as the secondary antagonist of Season 4, and then a major protagonist for Season 5 onwards.

## Personality

The Ninth Doctor is one of the most emotional incarnations of the Doctor. He hides his sorrow with a façade of wit and manic energy.

There are times where he makes decisions within the heat of the moment without thinking them through. He is also prone to overlooking some obvious details or falling for minor deceptions.

Once he joins the Doctor's army, the Ninth Doctor still retains the selfless and caring attitude of most of his other incarnations, never once hesitating to put himself in harm's way to save those around him.

## Role

The Ninth Doctor is first seen in the second episode of Season 4, where he seemingly helps the Eleventh Doctor and his friends from an army of animated Scarecrows. However, it turns out he is creating a body for the Time Lord criminal, Morbius.

Throughout the Fourth Season, he assists Morbius in committing various atrocities because he believes that he has lost all faith in humanity. However, as the season goes on, he begins to question whether Morbius is in the right by when it comes to killing people, especially when he destroys a whole Sea Devil base.

In the Season 4 finale, once Morbius falls to his death and Omega is arrested by UNIT, the Ninth Doctor decides to join the "winning team" (The Doctor's army) and helps them find the other incarnations of the Doctor.
Alpha Centauri

**Alpha Centauri** is a Hermaphrodite Hexapod who first appears in the third episode of Season 12.

## Personality

Despite its feminine sounding voice, Alpha Centauri has no gender and should properly be referred to as an "it". However, the Doctors generally use the masculine term when talking about it.

Alpha Centauri is a natural pacifist who serves as a medic, but there are times where it displays a degree of courage, like when it confronts the Cyber Controller in the Season 12 finale. However, most of the time, it gets very panicky and hysterical, like when surrounded by an army of Cybermen in the fifth episode of Season 12. It also seems to be terrified of Sharaz Jek's pet pig, Babe. Despite this, it still told Sharaz Jek that it was sorry that Babe was killed by a Cyber-Leader.

It has a low opinion of Earth, considering it a "remote and unattractive planet at best".
Drathro

**Drathro** (Also known as **The Immortal**) is an L3 Robot created by the sleepers to watch over them while they sleep. He makes his only appearance in the Season 16 finale.

The Doctors encounter Drathro watching over the sleepers in the secret underground station. After hearing about Drathro's creation, the Doctors manage to convince him to save the sleepers from Sutekh. Along the way, the Valeyard sends out an army of Osiran Service Robots to defeat them. Drathro manages to fight the service robots off, but the Valeyard destroys him using an exploding quill pen.

Drathro's death is not in vain, as the Doctors are able to use his remains to trap Sutekh in the time tunnel and send him far into the future, aging him to death.
Emaciated Master

**The Emaciated Master** (Also known as **Peter Pratt**) is the first incarnation of the Master to appear in "The Doctor Who Figurine Adventures", first appearing in the sixth episode of Season 6.

## Role

The Emaciated Master is first seen when Lady Cassandra tells him about the Doctors releasing the Teller from his life as a prisoner and how crafty the Doctors are. The Master replies by saying that it is to be expected before saying that he wishes to see the Doctors die in shame and dishonor. He spends the rest of the season hunting down the Doctors and their friends and trying to kill them. But each time they encounter him, they outsmart him, even when he opens a pit to unleash the Beast.

In Season 7, the Master locates the First Doctor, who thinks that he's someone in a Halloween costume. The Master tries to kill the First Doctor, but he thinks that his attempts to kill him are trying to help him. In the Season 7 finale, Rassilon shows up to help him. The Master then shoots and kills D84 and Chantho and takes the First Doctor hostage.

In Season 8, the Doctors manage to save the First Doctor from the Master's clutches. Unfortunately, the Master manages to separate the Eleventh Doctor's consciousness from his body, leaving the Eleventh Doctor as a blue hologram.

The Emaciated Master does not appear again until the end of Season 10, where he convinces Harold Saxon to join his *own* army. Throughout the rest of the series, he accompanies Harold Saxon in recruiting the rest of the Masters into their army so they can destroy the Doctors and conquer the universe.

## Personality

This incarnation of the Master feels a very strong hatred for the Doctors and their allies, but is still willing to have a civil conversation with any of the Doctors when it suits him.

While he states that nothing he does is pointless, he seems more comfortable with killing people for the sake of it, even showing a sadistic pleasure when killing.

The Emaciated Master has stronger telepathic powers and willpower, proclaiming that "only [his] hate [keeps him] alive."

Meticulous in his schemes, the Emaciated Master plans for every obstacle imaginable and putting in place a counter for it.
Giant Eagle

**The Giant Eagle** is a minor character in Season 2. She is first seen when the Eleventh and Tenth Doctors are exploring Antarctica. She mistakes Skaldak for her missing child and carries him away to her home, much to Skaldak's anger. Eventually, she decides to release him when the Doctors find her real missing child. She also helps them fight off the Red Supreme Dalek's forces.

A running gag sees the Giant Bird trying to call Domino's Pizza, but winds up calling the Red Supreme Dalek instead.
Shelob

**Shelob** is the name given to a large purple Arachnarok Spider by the Eleventh Doctor. She usually comes out to feast on some of the villagers and she has shown to be capable of speech. She does serve as the main antagonist for the first episode, but then an anti-hero in the Season 1 finale, where she helps the Eleventh Doctor, Merlin and Claire rescue Tyrant and the TARDIS from Davros' clutches.

In the first episode, Shelob appears after Claire tends to Tyrant's injury after he falls over. She chases the Doctor and his new friends until they hide. She later appears when the Doctor is debating about how the villagers are using their new helpline too often, leaving them defenseless when Shelob decides to feast on them. She is defeated when Tyrant gives the Doctor a Power Star, allowing him to throw her onto her back. Shelob then retreats.

In the Season finale, the Doctor and Merlin visit Shelob in her lair to try and get her to help them rescue Tyrant from Davros and a brainwashed Tenth Doctor. Shelob is hesitant at first, but when the Doctor offers her loads of food, Shelob agrees. Once Davros' castle is destroyed by Claire's sacrifice, Shelob returns to her cave.
Azaxyr

**Commander Azaxyr** (Demoted to **Captain Azaxyr** in Season 15) is an Ice Lord who first appears in the third episode of Season 11. He seems to help the humans fight off the Cybermen on the planet Weblus, but it turns out he's actually the secondary antagonist who is working for the Cybermen in Season 12. In the season 13 finale, however, he becomes an anti-hero.

## Role

Azaxyr first appears as an Ice Lord who wants to prevent the humans on planet Weblus from becoming Cybermen. When he arrives in his spaceship, he declares himself the planet's "Judge, Jury and Executioner". When he asks the Doctors where Skaldak is, the Ninth Doctor tells him of Skaldak's sacrifice to stop the Daleks from escaping Spiridon. Azaxyr replies that he had a great deal of respect for Skaldak and that his death is tragic.

After the First, Seventh, Eighth, War, Ninth and Twelfth Doctors are captured by the Cyber Controller at the end of Season 11, Azaxyr (who brought the survivors to Peladon) tells the remaining Doctors to train a group of soldiers to fight the Cybermen.

In the fifth episode of Season 12, Azaxyr reveals that he is working for the Cyber Controller and that all the survivors he helped to "save" were actually being handed into the Cybermen's clutches.

In the fifth episode of Season 13, it is revealed that Azaxyr is working for the Cyber Controller because if he refuses, then he will kill Iraxxa, who he is holding as prisoner.

In the Season 13 finale, he betrays the Cyber Controller after he is reminded of Skaldak's legacy by the Tenth Doctor (as well as a motivational speech from Iraxxa), and says to him "I am not a Commander, I am a monster, just like you." When the Controller tries to kill him, Commander Titus, who is being converted into a Cyberman, impales his arm with a Sonic Lance which the Sixth Doctor gave to him. After the Controller kills Titus, Azaxyr blasts the Controller with his sonic blaster, killing him. After this, Azaxyr leaves with Iraxxa.

In Season 15, Azaxyr (now demoted to Captain) assists Iraxxa in helping the Doctors stop a Dalek plan to infect every life form in the Universe with Dalek nanogenes.
Eleventh Doctor

**The Eleventh Doctor** (Also known as **Matt Smith**) is the main protagonist of "The Doctor Who Figurine Adventures".

## Personality

The Eleventh Doctor is energetic, lively, eccentric, resourceful and quick-witted, able to spin things to his point of view and find positive outlooks in negative situations. He could also turn angry and ruthless, thus resorting to violence when events allowed.

Often more childish than his other incarnations, the Eleventh Doctor sometimes calls himself a "Mad Man with a Box" and usually acts too childish for his Psychic Paper to register him as a "mature and responsible adult".

The Eleventh Doctor shows a childlike recklessness, but always has a grand scheme behind his actions. He is sometimes very deceptive and manipulating, occasionally lying, even if his plans emotionally hurt his allies. He often thinks aloud when panicking or stressed, and he tends to babble on about what he knew about a current situation to come up with a plan, believing he would have one when he finishes talking. He has a strong dislike for people who tell him that they did something bad because they were "just following orders".

## Role

The Eleventh Doctor is first seen discussing with Merlin about how dangerous the Medieval Times are. When Tyrant falls over and hurts himself, the Doctor decides to make a primitive telephone system so that people can call for help when they need it. Unfortunately, this backfires when the villagers start using phones more than doing work. After a group of goblins on spiders attacks them, the Doctor manages to get a magic star for Merlin, who drives them off. When Shelob attacks, he calls for Tyrant to give him a magic star so he can defeat Shelob.

After a few more adventures in the Medieval Times, Tyrant gets captured by Davros, and a brainwashed Tenth Doctor. The Eleventh Doctor, Merlin and his student, Claire, break into Davros' Castle, rescue Tyrant, break Davros' control over the Tenth Doctor and retrieve the TARDIS. Once Claire gives her life to help the Doctors, Merlin and Tyrant escape, he, the Tenth Doctor and Sclar the Silurian go off on their own adventures in Time and Space.

In the Season 8 finale, The Master separates him from his body. He spends the next 6 seasons as a blue hologram. In this form, he gains the ability to possess vehicles and mechanical beings, which proves really helpful in Season 12, where he possesses a Cyberman to try and rescue the doctors who were captured by the Cyber Controller.
Spy Master

**The Spy Master** (Also known as **Sacha Dhawan**) is the sixth incarnation of the Master to appear in "Doctor Who Figurine Adventures", first appearing in the penultimate episode of Season 21.

## Personality

Believing that Chaos is wonderful, this incarnation of the Master is prone to short outbursts of anger to the point that he attempts to strangle the Doctor with his bare hands.

He enjoys playing long games, like tricking everyone into believing that he is friendly, gleefully clapping his hands at the Doctors' inability to deduce his true intentions despite giving out clues and expressing his joy when he realizes he has tricked the Doctors.

When working with others, the Spy Master does not see his partners as equals, but as assets to use for his own gain and dismisses them once they have served their purpose. This does not extend to the other incarnations of the Master. His arrogance is so profound, that he does not even attempt to conceal his TARDIS wherever he goes.

He gets great enjoyment out of killing others, as well as making the Doctors kneel before him.
Iraxxa

**Iraxxa** is an Ice Queen who makes her first appearance in the fifth episode of Season 13.

## Role

Prior to Season 11, she was captured and held hostage by the Cybermen, who threatened to kill her if Azaxyr didn't do their bidding.

Iraxxa is first seen in the fifth episode of Season 13, when Azaxyr asks the Cybermen to let him see her. Upon seeing him, Iraxxa reacts with disgust at seeing one of her followers working for the Cybermen. Azaxyr replies that he is sorry, and that if he doesn't do what the Cyber Controller tells him, the Cybermen will kill her. The Cyber Controller then shows up to demonstrate this by ordering Azaxyr to capture more humans to be converted into Cybermen. When Azaxyr hesitates, the Controller orders his 2 guards to remove Iraxxa from her cell and expose her to the heat which will kill her. Azaxyr reluctantly goes along with the Controller's plan and Iraxxa is locked back in the cell.

Throughout the rest of the season, Iraxxa is occasionally visited by Azaxyr and/or the Cyber Controller. The former of whom is regretful that he cannot do anything to resist the Cybermen without her dying, and the latter gloats to her about how the Cybermen will dominate the universe.

In the penultimate episode of Season 13, the Doctors show up and find Iraxxa locked up in her cell. When Azaxyr finds them with Iraxxa, he is about to kill them until the Tenth Doctor reminds him of Skaldak. Iraxxa expresses surprise that the Doctors know who Skaldak is, to which the Fifth Doctor replies that he was a great hero who gave his life to save the Universe from the Daleks.

After the Cyber Controller is killed in the Season 13 finale, Azaxyr releases Iraxxa, who promptly kills 2 Cyber-Leaders with her Sonic Blaster, which is much stronger than Azaxyr's Sonic Blaster. Once the remaining Cybermen are destroyed, Iraxxa returns to Mars with Azaxyr, planning to punish him for allying himself with the Cybermen. However, she states that his punishment will be reduced due to him going against the Cybermen in the end.

In Season 15, Iraxxa returns along with Azaxyr to help the Doctors stop a Dalek plan to spread Dalek nanogenes throughout the Universe. Once the nanogenes are destroyed, Iraxxa destroys the Dalek Prime Minister by shooting him with her Sonic Blaster.
Rules

This is not fun random stuff to be added, this is a canon (?) about Jokemon. You can create your own Jokemon, but only on blogs.

## Games

* Don't just spam your superpower. It's OK if you did a typo, like I am Sporactus being confused as We are Number One (which I did!)
* Never say bad words.
* Stealing Jokemon is not allowed, unless it's a trade. Or that player isn't interested to it.

## Jokemon Making

* Do not make them OP.
* You shouldn't confuse this with Pokemon.
* Be sure to check pages to see what formats you can chew(s).
* The Star rankings are 1 to 7.
* Stat Maximum and Minimum: HP is 1-4000, AT is 1-2000, and Defense is 0-100%.
* Please make them on a blog.
* For Mascots and Seven-Stars: All stats would be doubled, so: 2-8000, 2-4000, and Defense is 0-200%.
* Place at least a picture.

## Admins

* They must not be doing bad stuff. (Like blocking people for no reasons)
* They must at least have a song on there profile for enrichment.
* (Optional) Add more enrichment by making it look epic.
* They must not remove there song, unless replacing.

## Pages

This is for pages. BlueKraid asked if he/she can place random stuff.

* Pages must be related to the topic. No random stuff.
* Do not vandalize. This also counts for admins!

## Accounts

Only two rules.

* You cannot be sockpuppet. Those I define as, lifebuoys. This is totally okay in case it's not for Ban Evasion or something else naughty.
* You cannot ask an admin about banning people, unless he/she did something very bad.
* Do not ask to be admin.
* You can't be a clone. (Like MrYokaiAndWatch 903 and 904)

Me
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Says it all; about me.

* Do not edit my profile unless it's a question. Please place questions in the questions section.
* This is the same as the "Don't ask to be admin" rule. However, if you ask me, the response is a ban.
* You cannot use the "Mind Control" card. That will result in instant demotion.

## Crossovers and The 4th Wall

Crossovers are welcome.

* "Crossovers" are when two series combined with each other and boom, you have successfully broken the 4th wall.
* Once the 4th wall is broken, a random villain appears. defeat it and you get loot.
Season 5

**The Fifth Season** of the "Dr Who Figurine Adventures" lasted for 9 episodes.

## Characters Introduced in this Season

* Dalek Ironsides
* D84
* Draconian Prince
* Jabe
* Guard Dalek
* Twelfth Doctor
* Half-Face Man
* Terileptil Leader
* Rusty the Good Dalek

## Synopsis

The Doctors continue their search for the other missing incarnations, but the Daleks are pretty hot on their tail. Will the Ninth Doctor be able to redeem himself for all his wrongdoings while he was working for Morbius?
Denis

**Denis César de Matos** (Jaú, 14 de abril de 1987) é um futebolista brasileiro que atua como goleiro. Atualmente, joga no São Paulo.

## Carreira

Denis fez sua estreia pelo São Paulo contra a Portuguesa de Desportos, pelo Campeonato Paulista de 2009, em 25 de janeiro, substituindo Rogério Ceni, que se contundira no segundo tempo. A estreia como titular foi na partida contra o Palmeiras, em 24 de maio, pela terceira rodada do Brasileirão de 2009. Em 30 de outubro de 2011, depois de mais dois anos sem ser titular, em uma partida pelo Campeonato Brasileiro, Denis fez aquele que ele mesmo elegeria como melhor jogo de sua carreira, no empate por 0 a 0 contra o Vasco da Gama. Devido a uma contusão do titular Rogério Ceni, Denis atuou durante todo o Campeonato Paulista de 2012.

No final de 2013, na iminência da aposentadoria de Ceni, que cogitava largar o futebol ao final da temporada, Denis falou sobre a possibilidade de assumir em definitivo a titularidade no gol são-paulino. As notícias que apontavam a vinda de Diego Cavalieri para o Morumbi foram rechaçadas pelo camisa 12, que afirmou o seguinte: "Especulação vai existir em todo lugar e a qualquer momento. Espero que a torcida compreenda um pouco [a aposentadoria de Ceni]. Dentro de campo estará outro goleiro ou o Denis, que vestirão a camisa do São Paulo." Porém, Rogério acabaria por renovar seu contrato tanto para 2014 como para 2015.

Em 2016, Denis assumiu a camisa 1 do São Paulo, passando a ser o goleiro titular. No quinto jogo do ano, contra o César Vallejo, em 10 de fevereiro, ele atingiu a marca de 100 jogos pelo clube.

Em 11 de março de 2017, na derrota para o Palmeiras por 3 a 0, Dênis assumiu a responsabilidade pelo placar adverso. Nas palavras do arqueiro: "Eu já estou acostumado. Já estou calejado. Estou tranquilo. A equipe, ao todo, não fez um grande jogo. Eu assumo a responsabilidade, não tenho vergonha"
Pyrovile

**The Pyroviles** are rock-based humanoids from the planet Pyrovilia who appear in the final episode of Season 17.

They have the ability to shoot out flames that can turn humans to ashes in seconds. They are very susceptible to water, with a huge amount being able to kill them. Pyroviles come in two different varieties: shorter foot soldiers and fully grown Pyroviles which are over twice the height of a foot soldier.

The Pyroviles seen in Season 17 originally worshipped Tzim-Sha until he was defeated in a battle with the Thirteenth Doctor. Once the Pyroviles saw that their supposed God was actually too weak to be their God, they incinerated him using their fire breath, unaware that he had actually managed to teleport away before the flames could destroy him.
Ainley Master

**The Ainley Master** (also known as **Anthony Ainley**) is the fifth incarnation of the Master to appear in the "Doctor Who Figurine Adventures", first appearing in the second episode of Season 16 where he helps to awaken Sutekh.

## Personality

This incarnation of the Master is more flamboyantly evil, bombastic and sophisticated than his other incarnations, putting only trust in himself. He is prone to laughing maniacally and reciting lengthy and verbose speeches, accompanied by melodramatic gestures and poses.

He is unwilling to share any form of power with others (even his fellow incarnations), often betraying those he worked with to accomplish his own goals.

He muses that a cosmos without the Doctors scarcely bears thinking about and is willing to join forces with the other Doctors if he views it as beneficial to himself.

## Role

The Ainley Master first appears in the second episode of Season 16 where he soon unites with his fellow masters to try and cause more trouble for the Doctors.

In the next episode, the Masters decide to awaken Sutekh in an attempt to destroy the Universe.

After Sutekh is defeated in the season finale, the Ainley Master escapes along with his fellow Masters.
Morbius

**Morbius** is a notorious criminal Time Lord and the main antagonist of Season 4.

## Role

Morbius is first seen at the beginning of Season 4, where he is nothing more than a brain in a jar. He is given a new body in the third episode of the season by the Ninth Doctor who has been paid to work for him. This new body has the lungs of a Birastrop, allowing him to breathe in toxic gases and a giant claw on his right arm. His left arm has a human hand. His head is a plastic brain case due to General Staal's head not being suitable.

Morbius proves to be a very hard adversary to kill, being able to survive an explosion which Brannigan set off to kill him (along with himself) and taking out a small squad of Cybermen.

In the last 2 episodes of Season 4, he forms an alliance with the Ninth Doctor, General Staal and Omega, calling his team "Stormageddon" to take part in a "Survivor" style tournament to locate the Fifth Doctor. Ultimately, his team fails due to Team Coolio (The Eleventh Doctor, the Fourth Doctor, Sclar and Ood Sigma) finding the Fifth Doctor first. Enraged, Morbius gets everyone to vote a dead General Staal off and then finds another secret weapon: A Giant robot!

Morbius uses the Giant Robot to find a Cyberking to conquer the Universe with, crushing many people under the robot's massive feet in the process. However, the Fourth Doctor manages to reprogram the robot so that he protects man instead of harming it and use some of the TARDIS' energy to make him grow as big as the Cyberking. Once the robot uses a virus to kill himself and the Cyberking, Morbius falls of the Cyberking to his death.
Tzim-Sha

**Tzim-Sha** (also known as **Tim Shaw** due to the Thirteenth Doctor mishearing his name) is the primary antagonist of Season 17. He is a Stenza warrior who plans to become the leader of his people.

## Abilities

Like his fellow Stenza, Tzim-Sha has extremely cold skin and can kill humans or even Daleks simply by touching them. Because of his extremely cold temperature, he always wears armor to protect himself and maintain his body temperature.

## Death

In the final episode of Season 17, Tzim-Sha is confronted by the Thirteenth Doctor who manages to injure him in a fight. The incapacitated Stenza warrior is seemingly incinerated by the Pyroviles who no longer see him as their God.

In the third episode of Season 19, however, Tzim-Sha is revealed to have teleported away before his incineration, albeit heavily injured from the Pyroviles' attack. He is found by the Ux who see him as their new God. He plans to destroy the Earth by sending it into a black hole, but the Doctors foil his plan by reversing the polarity of the neutron flow so that he is sucked in instead of the Earth.
Babe

**Babe** is a pig who was kidnapped and genetically modified by the Slitheen into a humanoid form with an advanced brain. Once the Slitheen's spaceship was destroyed in a crash landing, the pig was found by Sharaz Jek, who named him Babe and raised him like a pet.

In the seventh episode of Season 12, the Doctors and company arrive at Sharaz Jek's base on Androzani Minor so they can find him in hopes that he can help them save Weblus from the Cybermen. Babe is discovered by the Ninth Doctor and runs around in panic, until Sharaz Jek shows up and calms him down by tickling him behind his left ear.

In the Season 12 finale, Babe manages to open a set of crates containing robotic Yetis to combat the Cybermen. He tries to escape, only for a Cyber-Leader to shoot and kill him, much to Sharaz Jek's anger.
Shaylon

**Shaylon Kallyson Cardozo**, mais conhecido como **Shaylon** (Modelo, 27 de abril de 1997) é um futebolista brasileiro que joga como meia. Atualmente defende o São Paulo.

## Carreira

Após o fim do empréstimo o São Paulo comprou o jogador por R$500.000 pela Chapecoense.

Fez sua estreia como profissional num empate em 0x0 contra River Plate - ARG, no dia 19 de janeiro de 2017 pela Florida Cup, torneio de pré temporada realizado nos Estados Unidos, onde o São Paulo venceu nas penalidades, ele entrou no segundo tempo da partida.

Seu Primeiro gol como profissional foi marcado no clássico contra o Santos na Vila Belmiro , onde o tricolor perdeu por 3x2.
Sil

**Sil** is a minor antagonist in Season 16. He is a Mentor from the planet Thoros Beta and he loves to eat march minnows.

The Sixth, Fourth, Tenth & Thirteenth Doctors encounter him on his home planet, Thoros Beta in the fourth episode of Season 16 after they travel through a time portal to escape from Sutekh. It is here where they learn that Sil is dealing weapons to another planet.
Fugitive Doctor

**The Fugitive Doctor** (also known as **Jo Martin**) is one of the Doctors from an alternate timeline. She makes her first appearance in the first episode of Season 22.

## Personality

The Fugitive Doctor has a very low opinion of the other Doctors' Sonic Screwdrivers, claiming that she is too smart to use one for herself.

She displays a more violent persona than any other incarnations of the Doctor.

However, she has shown a very excitable streak, proclaiming "You're going to love this" to the other Doctors before showing them her TARDIS.
K1

**The K1 Robot** is a giant robot who appears in the Season 4 finale of the "Doctor Who Figurine Adventures".

The K1 robot was originally built to do human jobs which were too dangerous and difficult for humans, such as mining and activities involving radioactive materials. It was built from what was described as a "living metal". Its original intention was to protect humans. If it ever killed anyone, it would become confused.

It was originally found by Morbius after his team lost a "Survivor" style tournament. Morbius used it to slaughter many humans who he convinced were enemies of man. Eventually, Morbius ditched the robot in favor of a Cyberking. Confused, The K1 Robot was found by the Doctors and persuaded that Morbius and the Cyberking were the true enemies of man. After absorbing a large amount of energy from the TARDIS, the robot grew as big as the Cyberking and the 2 metallic titans fought.

Just when it seemed like the Cyberking was winning, the K1 robot released its secret weapon: a virus which dissolved metal. The virus ate away at both the Cyberking and the K1 robot until they disintegrated.
Rassilon

**Rassilon** is the President of the Time Lords and a major antagonist in the "Doctor Who Figurine Adventures", first appearing in the third episode of Season 2. He is also the main antagonist of Season 3, a minor antagonist of Season 7, the secondary antagonist of Season 8 and a recurring antagonist for the rest of the series.
Robot Yetis

**The Robot Yetis** were servitors created by the Great Intelligence, originally as protectors before the Great Intelligence was banished. They first appear in the Season 12 finale where they are used against the Cybermen.

The Yetis that appear in Season 12-13 have better-defined than the ones later seen at the end of Season 20. These hands are capable of wielding weapons. They are quite impervious to bombs and Cyber weapons.

In Season 20, the Yetis are more bear-like, but they have large flaps on their chests covering the control spheres they have in their chests. Without these spheres, the yetis stand motionless, allowing them to be destroyed more easily.
General Staal

**General Staal**, also known as Staal the Undefeated, is a Sontaran general. His main weapon is a Sontaran baton, a device which fires energy beams that can injure, stun or kill a target, as well as repair minor damage to Sontaran technology.

## Personality

Staal has a great love of warfare and is unafraid of Death. He is also manipulative and treacherous. He claims that the Sontarans "say the same of humans" when he's asked by Claire how they tell each other apart, showing that he has no respect for humanity.

## Role

Staal is first seen in the Seventh episode of Season 1, where he's the waiter of a fast food restaurant called KFS (Kentucky Fried Sontaran), owned by Davros. He plans to make more Sontarans from the medieval inhabitants through the use of a special sauce that slowly turns anyone who consumes it into a Sontaran. Lots of villagers consume this sauce, including Merlin and Tyrant. However, the Eleventh Doctor and Claire foil his plan and create an antidote from what's left of the sauce.

In Season 2, Staal informs the Doctors that there's a small group of people that will be converted into Cybermen if they lose a race against an Elite Cyberman. He is incredulous when he sees that the Doctors manage to defeat the Cyberman.

In Season 3, he is seen when Rassilon plans to capture Moomin and turn him into a Sycorax. He is then seen running out when the Eleventh and Fourth Doctors return Moomin to normal. He appears again in the Season 3 finale when he rides the Cyberking.

In Season 4, he forms an alliance with the Ninth Doctor and assists him in resurrecting an evil Time Lord named Morbius. Unfortunately, he dies during a "Survivor" style tournament when Morbius decides to kill him so that he gets voted off due to being dead.