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Archetype:Villain/Global

The archetype of **a villain that operates on a worldwide or global scale and level**. Opposite to Global Hero.

## Also Called

* International Villain
* World Class Monster
* World Threat

## Properties

The character is a villain or organization that operates on an international level with abilities, skills, ideology, and goals that are considered a threat across the globe.

## Associated Powers

* Ability Intuition/Ability Mastering/Ability Transcendence
* Boundless Influence
* Companion Allegiance
* Chaos Inducement
* Civilization Manipulation
* Crime Mastery
* Era Manipulation
* Peak Human/Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Combat
* Enhanced Condition
* Peak Human/Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Intelligence
* ***Enhanced Perception***
* ***Enhanced***/***Absolute Violence***
* ***Enhanced Wisdom***
	+ ***Elucidation***
* ***Fear Inducement***
	+ ***Discouragement***
	+ ***Intimidation Intuition***
	+ ***Submission***
	+ ***Unknown Inducement***
* One-Man Army
	+ Army Annihilation
	+ Team Wipe
* Mental Pressure
* Oversized Attacks
* Overwhelming Influence
* Political Intuition
* Personal Mastery
* Self Transcendence
* Skill Adaptation
* Tactical Analysis
* Weirdness Inducement

## Relationships

* Barbarian
* Child Prodigy
* Machiavellian
* Mad Scientist
* Narcissist
* Old Prime
* Tyrant

## Levels

* Tier I: Street Villain
* Tier II: National Villain
* Tier III: ****Global/International Villain****
* Tier IV: Cosmic/Galactic Villain
* Tier V: Otherworldly Villain

### Cartoons/Comics

* Roger (*American Dad!*)
* Various Characters & Organizations (*DC Comics*)
Corporal

“Guess what, pal. You're through.”

The **corporal** is a human Space Ranger, a low-ranking officer who also occasionally works as a flight controller.

## Physical Appearance

He is a dark-skinned male human with curly, black hair and a square-shaped jaw. As a Space Ranger, he alternates between wearing the standard spacesuit and the green-and-purple officer's uniform.
## History

Back when Booster was still a lowly janitor, the Corporal caught him sneaking into the launch bay without permission. Before he could administer punishment, however, Buzz Lightyear came in and informed the man that Booster was merely tending to his janitorial duties. The man let him Booster go after that.

Since then, he has taken part in a number of other missions and assignments alongside other Space Rangers.

## Personality

While a stickler for the rules, he looks up to Buzz Lightyear in a mixture of fear and awe.

## Quotes

* "You, There. Launch Bay's for Authorized Personnel Only!"
* "Just like I figured. Guess what, pal. you're through."
* "My mistake, sir."

## Trivia

* In the film version of "Buzz Lightyear-of-Star Command - The Adventure Begins", Buzz addresses him by his rank. However, in the three-part episode version, he is given no rank at all.

## Appearances

* The Adventure Begins
* The Torque Armada (no lines)
* Gravitina
* The Crawling Flesh (no lines)
* Head Case (no lines)
* The Yukari Imprint (no lines)
* The Shape Stealer (no lines)
* Revenge of the Monsters (no lines)
* Conspiracy (no lines)
* Sunquake
* Large Target (no lines)
* War and Peace and War (no lines)
* Rookie of the Year (no lines)
* Holiday Time (no lines)
* Good Ol' Buzz (no lines)
* Opposites Attract (no lines)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "The Adventure Begins", Pilot. ***Tad Stones*** (Director) & ***Bill Motz***, ***Bob Roth*** (Writers). *Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*. Disney Enterprises, Inc./Pixar Animation Studios. August 8, 2000.

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An Thomas O'Malley

**An Thomas O'Malley** is . / **Abraham DeLacey Giuseppe Casey Thomas O'Malley** (simply known as Thomas O'Malley or just O'Malley) is one of the main protagonists (alongside Duchess) of Disney's 1970 feature film, *The Aristocats*.

## Relationships

### The Adopted Family

Toulouse (oldest son), Marie (daughter), Berlioz (youngest son)

### The Adopted Children

Toulouse (oldest son), Marie (daughter), Berlioz (youngest son)

## Physical Appearance Description

### Powers With Abilities / Skills And Talents \ InBorns Plus InNates

Agility, Brute-strength, Talented musician

## What Makes Him Pure Good?

* He cares about Duchess and her children.
* He gave milk to hungry kittens.
* He saves Duchess and her children from being locked in a trunk.
* Although he doesn't think fondly of humans at first,

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Extraordinary Ability Intuition

> I conquered the sun, and you still thought Ripple/Hamon was beyond me?!
>
> Kars to Joseph Joestar (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part II: Battle Tendency)

> Using a Stand is the same as driving a car or riding a bike. Dipshits with no skill or guts will get scared and maneuver like crap, no matter what kind of monster machine they ride.
>
> Keicho Nijimura to his brother, Okuyasu (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part IV: Diamond is Unbreakable)

The ability to **understand and master abilities intuitively**. Sub-power of ***Superpower Manipulation***. Variation of ***Intuitive Aptitude***.

Danny Fenton/Phantom (Danny Phantom) has quickly learned a lot of skills and techniques by first look and without even having training on his part, as he first learned to create a Ghost Shield seconds after his nemesis Vlad Masters/Plasmius created one.

## Capabilities

The user can, by seeing an ability at work (whether supernatural or not), learn it and intuitively understand how it works, how to control it, and how to master it. Also, the user can teach others how to control their abilities once seeing their power. Alternatively, the user can also be able to develop a countermeasure if they understand an ability long enough to figure out its weaknesses.

## Applications

* ***Instant Learning*** - learn any technique and powers with ease.
	+ Ability Learning
		- Ability Indexing
			* Ability Mastering
		- Ability Teaching

## Associations

* Ability Imprinting
* Combat Perception
* Intuitive Aptitude
* Omni-Intuition
* Power Perception

## Known Users

* Ben Tennyson (*Ben 10*)
* Danny Fenton/Phantom (*Danny Phantom*)
* Po (*Kung Fu Panda*)
* Remy (*Ratatouille*)

## Gallery

Ben Hoodie.pngBen Tennyson (Ben 10) can learn how to perform special techniques of his alien forms just by seeing it once thanks to being a fast learner and the Omnitrix supplying information on the function of alien powers.Po2.jpgBeing the Dragon Warrior, Po (Kung Fu Panda) can learn advanced Kung Fu techniques just by seeing them once.Remy (Ratatouille)
An Carrot Pen

The **Carrot pen** is a pen/recorder in *Zootopia*. It belongs to Judy Hopps.

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## Description

The carrot pen, as its name would suggest, is nearly identical in appearance to a carrot, complete with a green, leafy decoration at its tip which is its clicker. It has a button on its side to record audio, and a speaker which plays back the recording. It can be attached to clothing and clipboards via a built-in clip. Its ink color appears to be black.

## Role in the Film

The carrot pen serves an important role throughout the film.
The first time it is used is when Nick Wilde states that he has made $200 every day, 365 days a year, since he was twelve - a statement which implicates him in felony tax evasion.
Judy uses this as a way to effectively blackmail Nick into helping her multiple times, including when she originally asks Nick for the last known whereabouts of Emmitt Otterton, in order to convince him to help her search for the plate number of Emmitt's limousine at the Department of Mammal Vehicles, and finally as a way to enter the premises of the limousine company owned by and principally operated for Mr. Big.
After the missing mammals have been found, Judy gives Nick the pen, since their agreement had been completed, along with a ZPD application so he can join.
After Judy returns to apologize to Nick, he records her apology as his way of showing he accepts it. Finally, with the revelation that Bellwether has been orchestrating the missing mammal incidents and cases of savageness around Zootopia, Judy and Nick record her confession on the pen, resulting in her arrest, impeachment, and incarceration by Chief Bogo and the ZPD, and the end of hostilities between predators and prey in Zootopia.
It is last seen at the end of the film still in Judy's possession while she and Nick approach Flash Slothmore, whom they've pulled over for speeding.

## Trivia

* It is unknown where she first obtained the pen.

## Gallery

. . .
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Archetype:Rarely Heroic Villain

> The robot will emerge dramatically, do some damage, throw some screaming people. And just when all hope is lost? Syndrome will save the day! I'll be a bigger hero than you ever were."
> "You mean you killed off *real* heroes so that you could... PRETEND TO BE ONE?!"
> "Oh, I'm real. Real enough to defeat YOU!! And I did it without your precious gifts; your oh-so-special powers! I'll give them heroics. I'll give them the most spectacular heroics anyone's ever seen! And when I'm old and I've had my fun, I'll sell my inventions so that everyone can be superheroes. Everyone can be super! And when everyone's super... [chuckles evilly]... no one will be.
>
> Buddy Pine/Syndrome and Bob Parr/Mr. Incredible (The Incredibles)

The archetype of **a villain masquerading as a hero**. Opposite of Villainous Hero.

Buddy Pine/Syndrome (The Incredibles) intended to save people from a rampaging robot he created in order to become famous as a hero after His Alter-Ego Rejected as "IncrediBoy".

## Also Called

* False Hero
* Pseudo-Hero

## Properties

The character is a villain that intentionally fool others into believing or them to be a hero or heroic. Unlike typical traitors, heroic villains must have been seen as dependable heroes among their allies while in reality, they were villains or enemies from the start and have used their statuses as heroes to hide their true intentions.

## Associated Powers

* ***Acting Mastery***
* ***Betrayal Empowerment***
* ***Bond Destruction***
* ***Deception Mastery***
* ***Despair Inducement***
* ***Doubt Inducement***
* ***Enhanced Socialness***
* ***Psychological Mastery***
* ***Social Cloaking***
* Shōnen Antagonist
* ***Treachery Inducement***
* ***Will Breaking***

## Relationship

* ***Antichrist***: Feigns being a specific kind of hero, that being the ***Messiah***.
* Heroic: Heroic villains pose as heroes for their own ends.
* Spy: Heroic villains may act as spies.
* ***Trickster***: They are able to trick many people while hiding their true intentions.
* Villain: The true nature of heroic villains.

## Example Characters

* Lex Luthor (*DC Comics*)
* Buddy Pine/Syndrome (*The Incredibles*)
* Norman Osborn (*Marvel Comics*)
* Otto Octavius/Doctor Octopus (*Marvel Comics*)

## Gallery

Reverse Flash (DC Comics).jpgEobard Thawne/Reverse Flash (DC Comics) was obsessed with the Flash, and wanted to be a hero just like him, even managing to duplicate his powers. To this end, he began intentionally creating accidents so he could save people like the Flash. He was eventually caught by the Flash himself and later turned to full villainy.Lex Luthor For President.jpgLex Luthor (DC Comics) often presents himself as an altruistic and humble businessman when in reality he is a narcissistic and self-serving man with significant leeway in the metahuman and criminal underworld.Buddy Pine/Syndrome (The Incredibles) intended to save people from a rampaging robot he created in order to become famous as a hero.
Extraordinary Mobile Invulnerability

The power to **become unstoppable while moving**. Variation of ***Invulnerability***. Opposite to ***Still Invulnerability***.

## Also Called

* Inertia Momentum Manipulation
* Mobile Durability
* Rampart Charge
* Rhinoceros Effect
* Unstoppable Momentum

## Capabilities

Users become unstoppable while moving and gain momentum more quickly and in greater amounts than would normally be possible, often generating amazing force in just a few feet. External forces are incapable of preventing forward motion or harming the user as long as they are moving.

## Applications

* ***Enhanced***/***Supernatural Durability***
* Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Speed
* Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Strength
* ***Invulnerability***
* ***Fixed Direction***
* ***Fixed Speed***

## Associations

* ***Absolute Constant Velocity***
* Alien Physiology
* ***Inertia Manipulation***
* ***Juggernaut Momentum***
* Momentum Charge
* ***Still Invulnerability***
* Superior Human Physiology

## Known Users

* Cannonbolt (*Ben 10*)
* Wreckingbolt (*Ben 10 Reboot*)
* Superman (*DC Comics*)
* A.M.A.Z.O. (*Justice League Unlimited*)

## Known Objects

* The Annihilator (*Justice League: Unlimited*)

## Gallery

Supergirl (*DC Comics*) is the same as Superman.Superman's Mobile-Invulnerability DCAU.gifSuperman (*DCAU*)Amazo evolved.jpgAMAZO (*Justice League Unlimited*), having copied Superman's strength, becomes nigh unstoppable.Cannonbolt RB Pose 1.pngCannonbolt (*Ben 10*) ...Cannonbolt Ball form.jpg...in his spherical form.Wreckingbolt.jpgWreckingbolt (*Ben 10 Reboot*)Annihilator DCAU.gifThe Annihilator (*Justice League: Unlimited*)
Archetype:Accelerated Known Combatant

> Shall we compare the speed of our attack rushes?
>
> DIO Brando to Jotaro Kujo (JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Part III: Stardust Crusaders)

The archetype of **a person who uses speed to overwhelm opponents**.

The Flash (DCAU) is a combat style that utilizes overwhelming speeds to defeat opponents.

### The Archetype of:

A person who uses speed to overwhelm an opponent.

## Also Called

* High Speed Combatant
* Hyper Fighter
* Hyper-Speed Combatant
* Rapid-Fire Fighter
* Rapid Physical Combatant
* Speed Blitzer/Fighter/Striker

## Properties

The character is a warrior/fighter that uses their speed to overwhelm their opponents during combat. Unlike Speed Combat, the users aren't necessarily a speedster nor do they ***build up reflexive mass from their gained momentum***. Rather they just make it harder to evade/dodge/parry/counter their attacks.

## Associated Powers

* ***Overclocking***
* ***Peak Human***/***Enhanced***/***Supernatural***/***Absolute Reflexes***
* ***Peak Human***/***Enhanced***/***Supernatural***/***Absolute Speed***
	+ ***Multi-Acceleration***
	+ Multi Strike
		- ***Multi-Hit Strike***
		- ***Defense Break***
	+ ***Speed Clones***
	+ ***Speed Throwing***
	+ ***Super Speed Combat Archery***

## Relationships

* ***Supernatural Arts Specialist***
	+ The user often uses speed techniques such as Speed Arts.

## Videos

Flash uses The Speed Force and shows his true power to Brainiac - Luthor - Justice League Unlimited
Buzz Lightyear-of-Star Command - An Zoo-Out There

**An Zoo Out There** is the nineteenth episode of *Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*. It first aired on October 23, 2000, and is the forty-seventh episode in production.

### Writer

Drew Daywalt
David Schneider

### Director

Don MacKinnon

File:Profile - An Title Card for Buzz Lightyear-of-Star Command - An Zoo-Out There.png

## Synopsis

Government officials, along with Mira, Booster and XR, are being kidnapped by the Chlorms. Apparently viewing them all as mere animals, the Chlorms put them in a zoo.

## Characters

* Buzz Lightyear
* Mira Nova
* Booster Munchapper
* XR
* Commander Nebula
* Evil Emperor Zurg
* NOS-4-A2 (cameo only)
* XL (cameo only)
* Warp Darkmatter (cameo only)
* Torque (cameo only)
* Gravitina (cameo only)
* Era
* Eon
* Epoch
* Senator Aarrfvox
* Senator Phlegmex
* Ma Munchapper (mentioned only)
* Pa Munchapper (mentioned only)
* King Nova (mentioned only, not named)

## Trivia

* This episode was released one year after Mary Kay Bergman's suicide which meant that the episode was likely made in 1999 when Bergman was alive.

## Errors

* Era calls all of the members of Team Lightyear his "human guinea pigs", despite the fact that Buzz is the only human on the team.

## Voice Actors

* Patrick Warburton as Buzz Lightyear
* Mary Kay Bergman as *Alien Mom*, *Alien Kid*, and *Zurg's Answering Machine*
* Adam Carolla as Commander Nebula
* Jim Cummings as Senator Aarrfvox and *Alien Dad*
* Neil Flynn as XR
* Stephen Furst as Booster Munchapper
* Jonathan Harris as Era
* Wayne Knight as Evil Emperor Zurg
* Bill Mumy as Eon
* Nicole Sullivan as Mira Nova
* Frank Welker as Epoch, *Senator*, Senator Phlegmex, and *Alien Guard*

## References

1. ↑ [1]

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An Wendy Darling

**Wendy Darling** is .

## Loves And Hates

### Likes

Peter Pan, flying, dreams, adventures, fairies, mermaids, Edward, her children, telling stories, her family, fairy tales, ballads

### DisLikes

Her father's stubbornness and disbeliefs in Peter Pan, medicine, being told to grow up, Tinker Bell's jealousy towards her, the mermaids' nasty teasing, Tiger Lily flirting with Peter Pan, pirates, her friends getting hurt, war, Jane's spoiled behavior

## Possession And Paraphernalias

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## Biography

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Archetype:Assassin

> They can infiltrate, assassinate, destabilize. They can take a whole country down in one night, and you'd never see them coming.
>
> Bucky Barnes (Marvel Cinematic Universe)

The archetype of **a person privy on lethal executions on a proficient level**.

## Also Called

* Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Assassin
* Hashashin

## Properties

The user is skilled in the art of assassination, able to dispatch their victims without so much of a struggle or even having to be near them and cover their tracks. The ways they can do this range from something complex and finesse-based like mastery of stealth, strategically planned scenarios, expertise in martial arts, and proficiency with weaponry to something simpler and more force-based like herculean strength and lightning speed to overwhelm their targets.

## Associated Powers

* Acting Mastery
* Assassination Mastery
* Camouflage
* Disguise Mastery
* Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Concealment
* Hidden Arsenal
	+ Concealed Weapon Proficiency
* Intuitive Aptitude
	+ Hunting Mastery
	+ Killing Mastery
	+ Psychological Mastery
		- Body Language Analysis
			* Combat Perception
		- Intimidation Mastery
			* Killing Intent
	+ Stealth Mastery
		- Inaudible Movement
		- Social Cloaking
		- Stealth Combat
* Linguistics Mastery
* Peak Human/Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Athleticism
* Peak Human/Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Combat
* Peak Human/Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Senses
* Peak Human/Enhanced/Supernatural Stealth
* Peak Human/Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Tracking
* Poison Artillery
	+ Poison Weaponry
* Power Perception
* Shadow Camouflage.
* Weakness Detection
	+ Critical Impact
	+ Weakness Strike
* Weapon Proficiency

## Variations

* Apathy to prevent themselves from feeling merciful or biased.
* Some killers may have some method of completely destroying evidence to prevent incrimination.

## Relationships

* **Bounty Hunter**
* **Combat Pragmatist**
	+ Every opportunity is crucial for the success of an Assassin.
* **Death-Force Manipulation**
* **Mercenary**
* **Ninja**
* **Sniper**
* **Tracker**
* **Trickster**
* **Unrestricted Murdering**
	+ **Omnislayer**

## Gallery

### Comics

Superman's Beating by Lobo.jpgLobo (DC Comics)
Archetype:Heroic

The archetype of a **heroic figure**. Opposite to Villainous.

## Also Called

* Hero/ine
* Superhero/ine

## Properties

The user possesses the powers and traits of a hero. A hero is an idealistic figure who acts as a symbol for their society and fights for something greater than themselves. The greatest task of a hero is to inspire others to stand up for themselves and fight back (aka: creating more heroes).

## Associated Powers

* ***Enhanced***/Superpowered Physiology (Often a common trait.)
* ***Heroism***/***Inspiration Inducement***
* ***Heroic Luck***
* ***Indomitable Heroism***
* ***Misanthropy Inducement***

## Relationships

* ***Action Hero***: The heroic figure who originates in the action genre.
* ***Alternate Reality Hero***: The heroic figure who originates from an alternate reality.
* Anti-Hero: The flawed heroic figure motivated by more selfish purposes or unsavory methods, albeit for a good cause in mind.
* ***Hero of Their Own Story***
* ***Heroic Clone***: The clone/copy of a heroic figure.
* ***Heroic Conqueror***: The heroic figure who seek conquest to free people from tyrants and rule as benevolent kings/queens of better age.
* ***Horror Hero***: The heroic figure under horror setting, raising against the terror through surviving in the end.
* Ineffective Hero: A more or less comedic take of the hero, a person trying to be savior of the day but trampling its ambitions.
* Masked Hero: The heroic figure who wears a mask to hide their identity.
* ***Mythic Hero***: Folkloric version of the heroic figure, based around the heroes of legends.
* ***Patriotic Hero***: A heroic figure who is a symbol of their own nation.
* ***Robotic Hero***: A heroic robot/android or cyborg.
* ***Royal Hero***: A hero who is of royal blood.
* Shōnen/Shoujo/Seinen/Children's Media/Adult's Media Heroes: The common heroic protagonist under the genre.
* Street/National/Global/Cosmic/Otherworldly Hero: The heroic figure under the measure of scale, from local to dimensional reach.
* Superhero: A hero with superpowers.
* Villainous Hero/Heroic Villain
* War Hero: The heroic figure who fights/fought a war.
* Western Hero: The heroic figure under western setting, raising against obstacles or wrongful enemies of the wild west.

## Levels

* **Hero**
* True Hero: The archetypical Hero, at the pinnacle of its ideals.
* Heroism Embodiment: The Ultimate Form.

## Example Characters

* Billy Batson/Shazam (*DC Comics*)
* Clark Joseph Kent/Kal-El/Superman (*DC Comics*)

## Videos

### Feats & Fights

The League fights in the Wild Wild West with Jonah Hex - Justice League Unlimited
Anthropomorphic Entirely Inducement

The ability to **give non-human creatures or inorganic items anthropomorphic traits**. Sub-power of ***Evolution Manipulation***. Combination of Animation and Humanization.

## Also Called

* Personification
* Pinocchio Effect

## Capabilities

The user can grant the attributions of human characteristics or behavior to non-living objects or even concepts life and anthropomorphic form/intelligence, change animals and plants into more humanoid in form and abilities and change pictures and paintings into three-dimensional beings. These new beings can use the abilities of their former state in addition to their new humanoid skills.

## Applications

* Grant ***forces of nature***, ***abstract concepts*** & ***various elements*** an anthropomorphic form.
* Give ***non-sentient organisms*** or ***nonliving beings*** the psychological abilities of ***thought*** & ***emotions***.
	+ Grant them ***sentience inducement*** to give a conscious awareness.
* Bring ***photos***, ***paintings***, digital records, ***films***, etc. to the real world and ***give them life***.
* Grant objects like toys, machines & ***statues*** a ***life*** of their own (***Golem Creation***).
* Change ***animals***, ***plants***, ***fungi*** into ***humanoids***.
* Grant all of the beings above the ability to speak.

## Variations

* Human Sapience Replication
* Humanization

## Associations

* Anthrocephaly
* Art Manipulation
* Elemental Manipulation
* Emotion Manipulation
* Evolution
* Evolution Manipulation
* Human Manipulation
	+ Human Disguise
* Life Manipulation
	+ Animation
	+ Life Creation
	+ Reanimation
* Literary Manipulation
* Object Manipulation
	+ Toy Manipulation
* Organic Manipulation
	+ Animal Manipulation
	+ Biological Manipulation
	+ Plant Manipulation
* Technology Manipulation
* Transmutation
* ***Sentience Inducement***

## Known Users

*See Also:* Sliding Scale of Anthropomorphism, Anthropomorphic Personification, Fantastic Sapient Species Tropes, Bishōnen Line, & Uplifted Animal.

### Cartoons

* The Blue Fairy (*Disney's Pinocchio*)
* Fairies (*Fairly Odd Parents*)
* Fairy Godmother (*Shrek 2*)
Captain Amelia Smollett

> I'm Captain Amelia. Late of a few run-ins with the Procyon Armada, nasty business, but I won't bore you with my scars.
>
> Captain Amelia introducing herself to Dr. Doppler, [src]

**Captain Amelia Smollett** is the tritagonist in Disney's 2002 animated feature film, Treasure Planet. She is the experienced captain of the R.L.S. Legacy, the ship Doctor Delbert Doppler hired to journey to Treasure Planet. She is an alien who appears to be some sort of hybrid of cat and woman.

## Background

### Development

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Argoan Psion Receptor

**Argoan Psion Receptor** is .

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## Information

In the Xeno Galaxy, Psion Receptors were mainstream technology. They are part of every device and emit a carrier wave that is attuned to mental commands. Once Krypton imploded, the technology was rarely seen again. Upon discovering Argo, Superman activated a message by stepping on a platform then discovered Kara In-Ze.
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B.E.N.

**B.E.N. (Bio Electronic Navigator)** is a supporting character in Disney's 2002 animated feature film, *Treasure Planet*. He is an eccentric robot that originally served as the navigator of the legendary space pirate, Captain Nathaniel Flint. That is until Flint stranded him on Treasure Planet. Flint also removed B.E.N.'s memory chip to keep him from revealing his self-destruct mode for the planet.

## Known Art-Media-Appearances Characteristics

### Personality

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Extranormal Robotics Mastery

The power to **be a master of robotics, either innately or through training.** Variation of Science Mastery.

## Also Called

* Robotics Expertise/Intuition/Knowledge/Proficiency

## Capabilities

The user, either innately or through training, is a master of the field of robotic engineering, able to create, maintain and repair robots, androids and gynoids. This includes mechanical as well as electronic engineering as they pertain to the study of robotics and/or cybernetic implementation.

## Applications

* Robot Creation
* Microbot Creation

## Variations

* Nanorobotics Mastery
* Nanotechnological Mastery

## Associations

* Enhanced Intelligence
* Enhanced Inventing
* Intuitive Aptitude
* Mechanical Mastery
* Omnifabrication
* Science Mastery
* Techno-Empathy
* Technology Manipulation
	+ Mechanical Constructs
	+ Robotic Manipulation
	+ Technological Constructs

## Known Users

*See Also: Robot Master*

* Syndrome (*The Incredibles*)
Extraordinary Known-Mechanical-Wing Manifestation

Power to **form wings made of mechanics/technology**. Sub-power of Mechanical Constructs. Variation of Tech Flight.

## Also Called

* Technological Wing Manifestation/Generation
* Technological/Mechanical/Techno Wings
* Wings of Technology/Mechanics
* Technological/Mechanical/Techno Wing Growth
* Technological/Mechanical/Techno Winged Flight

## Capabilities

The user has or can form wings made of mechanics/technology and use them from transportation to offensive and defensive purposes such as using them as a shield to block oncoming attacks.

## Applications

* Flight
	+ High level users can achieve High-Speed Flight.
* Can use wings as weapons or protection.
	+ Wing Blades
	+ Feather Projection

## Associations

* Mechanical Constructs
* Technological Constructs
* Technology Manipulation
* Wing Manifestation

## Known Users

* Holley Shiftwell (*Cars 2*)
* Space Rangers (*Toy Story/Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*)

## Gallery

All Space Rangers (Buzz Lightyear of Star Command) have a jet pack in their suits that emits mechanical wings that help them fly to make turns. Booster’s suit are the largest one in history and the tiny robot XR has one in his body.Holley-10.jpgHolley Shiftwell (Disney's/Pixar's Cars)
Archetype:Hero/Global

The archetype of **a hero that operates on a global scale**. Variation of Superhero. Opposite to Global Villain.

### Archetype of:

Global/International Hero.

> They are not the cowering wretches we were promised. They stand. They are unruly, and therefore cannot be ruled. To challenge them... is to court Death
>
> The Other (Marvel Cinematic Universe)

## Also Called

* Global Heroine/Superhero/Superheroine
* International Hero/Heroine/Superhero/Superheroine

## Properties

The character is a renowned hero spanning different countries around the globe, known for standing up for injustices or international threats alongside partners or with the government's help. They are characterized to a larger extent for their organization, or known for how coordinated their operations are. It is worth noting that the user sees the necessity of such management to be an effective force. For that matter, they are more capable of successful cooperation and heroics.

## Associated Powers

* Crimefighting Mastery
* Peak Human/Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Combat
* Negotiation Mastery
* Political Mastery
* Rescue Mastery
* Undying Heroism
* Vehicular Mastery

## Relationships

* Global Villain
	+ Global Heroes often fight or oppose Global Villains
* Masked Hero
	+ Global Hero often wears a mask to hide their identity.
* Royal Hero
	+ Global Hero often saves not just the world but their own nation as well.

## Levels

* Tier I: Street Hero
* Tier II: National Hero
* Tier III: *****Global/International Hero*****
* Tier IV: Cosmic/Galactic Hero
* Tier V: Otherworldly Hero

## Example Characters

* Various Characters (*DC Comics*)
* Various Characters (*Marvel Comics*)

## Gallery

Heroic.webpClark Joseph Kent/Kal-El/Superman (DC Comics)
Extraordinary Astronautics Mastery

The ability to **possess knowledge and experience in interstellar explorations.** Variation of Intuitive Aptitude and Enhanced Exploration.

## Also Called

Astronaut Expertise/Intuition/Mastery/Skills
Astronautics Expertise/Intuition/Skills
Space Adaptation
Space Traveling Expertise/Skills

## Capabilities

The user possesses extensive, if not innate, knowledge regarding interstellar explorations, able to pilot a spacecraft with amazing skill, survive alien environments, possessing keen knowledge of the cosmos, etc.

## Applications

Astronomy Mastery
Enhanced Exploration
Interstellar Travel
Spacecraft Mastery
Vacuum Adaptation

## Associations

Cosmic Manipulation
Isolation

## Known Users

* Ben Tennyson (*Ben 10 Series*)
* Warp Darkmatter (*Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*)
* Space Rangers (*Buzz Lightyear of Star Command/Lightyear*)
	+ Buzz Lightyear (*Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*)
	+ Mire Nova (*Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*)
	+ XR (*Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*)
	+ Booster Munchapper (*Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*)
	+ Buzz Lightyear (*Toy Story Franchise*)
	+ Buzz Lightyear (*Lightyear*)
* Various characters (*Treasure Planet*)

## Gallery

Space Rangers (*Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*)Treasure Planet poster.jpgR.L.S. Legacy crew (*Treasure Planet*)
Annette Plus-Collette-With Danielle/Gallery/Animation-Screencaps

Images of Annette, Collette, and Danielle from *Lady and the Tramp* and *Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure*.

## Screenshots

### *Lady and the Tramp*

Lady-tramp-disneyscreencaps.com-8492.jpgLady-tramp-disneyscreencaps.com-8501.jpgLady-tramp-disneyscreencaps.com-8504.jpgA happy family (featuring Jim Junior); Annette, Collette, and Danielle with Jim Junior, Scamp, Lady and Tramp

### *Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure*

Lady-tramp-2-disneyscreencaps.com-5305.jpgAnnette Collette and Danielle Lady and Tramp are in the picnic.
Extraordinary Megacephaloid Physiology

> Hey guys, whaddya call a big head with tiny arms and legs?
>
> Jamie, Megas XLR

The ability to **have the body of megacephaloid, a being whose brain is greater than some or all of its body parts.** Variation of ***Large Body Parts***.

## Capabilities

User has an over-sized encephalitic mass that is disproportional to its body mass, and aside from having the disadvantages of such a condition, they may possess most if not all mind-based superpowers.

## Applications

* ***Enhanced***/***Supernatural Mind***
* ***Psionics***

## Associations

* ***Disability Compensation***
* ***Exposed Brain***
* ***Head Physiology***
* ***Intelligence Infinitum***
* ***Mutant Physiology***

## Known Users

*See Also: My Brain is Big.*

* Stewie Griffin (*Family Guy*)
* Ultra-Humanite (*DC Comics*)
* Ray Thompson (*DCAU*)
* Hector Hammond (*DC Comics*)
* Dib Membrane (*Invader Zim*)
* Jimmy Neutron (*The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius*)
* Megamind (*Megamind*)
* Mojo Jojo (*The Powerpuff Girls*)

## Gallery

Raythomp.jpgRay Thompson (Justice League Animated)Megamind.pngMegamind (Megamind)Gallaxhar Monsters vs Aliens.pngGallaxhar (Monsters vs. Aliens)Mojo Jojo.pngMojo Jojo (The Powerpuff Girls)
Dimensional Portal Creation

The power to **create portals using dimensional power**. Technique of ***Dimensional Manipulation***. Variation of Portal Creation.

## Also Called

* Dimension Portal Creation/Generation
* Dimensional Portal Generation

## Capabilities

The user can create portals using dimensional power.

## Applications

* ***Dimension Creation***
* ***Extra-Dimensional Energy Generation***
* Portal Creation

## Associations

* ***Dimension Manipulation***
* ***Dimensional Manipulation***
	+ ***Extra-Dimensional Energy Manipulation***
	+ ***Higher-Dimensional Manipulation***
An Red-Moose Tuke

> How's it going, bear?
>
> Tuke meets Kenai, Disney's Brother-Bear 001

**Tuke** is An Regular-Male Mooses. He is the older brother of Rutt, and the mate of Kata.

## Relationships

### Family

Rutt (brother)
Kata (mate)
Anda (sister-in-law)

### Arch-Allies With Greatest-Partners Plus Best-Friends

 **•**  Kenai
 **•**  Koda

## Loves And Hates

### Likes

Making Friends-Nor Bros, relationships with The Grizzly Bears (especially Kenai And Koda), fun, Anda and Kata

## Naming Info Details

### Known Other Names

 **•**  Moosanova (by Rutt)
 **•**  Pine cone breath (by Rutt)
 **•**  Twig legs (by Rutt)

## Physical Appearance Description

### Known Ddistinguishing Features

 **•**  Antlers
 **•**  Large-Snout

### Regular DisTinguishing Features

 **•**  Antlers
 **•**  Large-Snout

## Biography

### *Brother Bear*

Tuke is first seen with Rutt watching Kenai (following his transformation into a bear), who approaches them. Thinking that Kenai wants to eat them, Tuke and Rutt try to run away, but get their antlers tangled together. They then hide themselves behind a log, but are found by Kenai. After Kenai assures the duo that he is not eating anybody and helps untangle their antlers, the two introduced themselves to him. When Tuke addresses Kenai as a bear, the latter replies not to call him that. Tuke apologises and calls Kenai Mr. Bear. Kenai denies being a bear, saying that he hates bears and asks Tuke and Rutt if they know where the lights touch the earth, to which the duo reply that they do not. When Kenai that he is actually a man and was transformed into a bear and lifted into the sky by his brother Sitka, Tuke calls him crazy. When Kenai denies being crazy, Tuke sarcastically says that he and Rutt are not moose, but squirrels, though Rutt claims to be a wolverine. Annoyed, Kenai leaves to find it himself. Rutt calls after Kenai that he should not go that way. When Tuke asks Rutt why, the latter cannot remember. They then watch Kenai get caught in a hunter's trap, before leaving with Rutt still not knowing what he was going to say to Kenai.

## Trivia

* Tuke is voiced in both films by Dave Thomas.

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Battery

Albumy is a male contestant in A Really Cool Object Show.

Albumy is currently on the team I.D.K.

## Apperance

Battery is a type D battery. He has a red part on him with a lightning bolt. His eyes are white and full of energy.

## Personality

He's a playful person who often gets involved in others' matters, tells unfunny jokes, and tries to help but sometimes makes things even more amusingly chaotic.
Chilkoot's Entire Tribe

**Chilkoot's Entire Tribe** is An Entire Tribe of The Regular-Humans Led by Chilkoot. They appear in *Brother Bear 2*.

## Group Naming Information

File:Brother-bear2-disneyscreencaps.com-7681.jpgThey used to live near Tanana's tribe before moving away some years before the events of both *Brother Bear* and *Brother Bear 2*.

## Known Members

* **Chilkoot -**- Chief of the tribe
* **Nita** (Formerly, now lives as a bear)
* **Nita's Mother** (Formerly, passed away and is now among The Great Spirits)
* **Siqiniq -**-
* **Taqqiq -**-
* **Innoko -**- Shawoman of the tribe

## Gallery By Members

### Current-Members

Profile - The Wisest-Shawoman Innoko.pngProfile - Chilkoot.pngChief-Chilkoot
### Past-Members

Niita
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Artificial Life Creation

The ability to **create artificial beings**. Sub-power of ***Artificial Life Manipulation***. Variation of Life Creation.

Jumba Jookiba (Lilo & Stitch) created all his experiments.

## Also Called

* Artificial Being Creationings for a variety of purposes, including artificial constructs, genetically engineered lifeforms or any combination of the two. Their optimiz
* Artificial Entity Creation
* Man-Made Life Creation

## Capabilities

User can create a variety of artificial beed design grants these constructs superior capabilities compared to standard products or natural lifeforms, and advanced models can topple even superhumans and supernatural entities.

Talented users may also incorporate exotic technologies, superhuman DNA and esoteric materials to upgrade their creations even further, possibly by harvesting them directly from defeated entities.

## Applications

* ***Alchemy***
* ***Bio-Tech Manipulation***
* ***Micro-Tech Manipulation***
* ***Pseudoscience Manipulation***
* ***Science Manipulation***
* ***Technomagic***

**Examples of creations:**

* ***Animatronic Physiology***
* ***Artificial***/***Transcendent Mutant Physiology***
* ***Artificial Physiology***
	+ ***Peak Human***/***Enhanced***/***Supernatural***/***Absolute Condition***
* ***Artificial Intelligence Physiology***
	+ ***Artificial Intelligence Creation***
* ***Artificially Enhanced Physiology***
* ***Automaton Physiology***
	+ ***Automaton Creation***
* Bionic Physiology
	+ Robot Creation
* ***Biodroid Physiology***
* ***Chimera Physiology***/***Chimerism***
* ***Frankensteinian Monster Physiology***
* ***Giant Robot Physiology***
* ***Golem Physiology***
	+ ***Golem Creation***
* ***Homunculus Physiology***
	+ ***Homunculus Creation***
* ***Hybrid Physiology***
	+ ***Hybrid Creation***
* ***Magically Enhanced Physiology***
* ***Mecha Physiology***
	+ ***Mecha Creation***
* ***Physics Powered Physiology***
* Science Attuned Physiology
* Scientific Entity Physiology

## Associations

* ***Artificial Element Constructs***
* ***Artificial Life Manipulation***
* Life Creation

## Gallery

Jumba Jookiba (Lilo & Stitch) created all his experiments.
Disney's Bambi (CGI film)

## *Disney's Bambi*

***Bambi*** is an upcoming American photorealistic computer-animated remake of the ***1942*** traditionally animated feature of the same name, which itself is based on the of the book *Bambi: A Life in the Woods* by Felix Salten. The film was announced on ***January 24***, ***2020***, but no release date has been confirmed.

## Development

On January 24, 2020, it was announced that Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Lindsey Beer will write the screenplay, while Chris Weitz, Paul Weitz, and Andrew Miano will produce the film. The film is reported to be seen by Disney as "a type of companion piece" to the live-action/CGI remake of ***The Jungle Book*** and the CGI remake of ***The Lion King***.
On ***May 10***, ***2022***, *Deadline* reported that Lindsey Beer had finished writing the script for the film.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 ‘Bambi’ Is Next Up for Disney ‘Live-Action’ Remake (***January 24***, ***2020***).
2. ↑ ‘Pet Sematary’ Writer-Director Lindsey Beer Signs Overall Deal With Paramount, ‘Susie Thunder’ Pic In Development As Part Of Deal (***May 10***, ***2022***).

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Extraordinary Shapeshifting Inducement

The power to **change the appearance of others**. Sub-power of Transmutation. Variation of Shapeshifting.

## Also Called

* Metamorphosis Inducement
* Morphing Inducement
* Remote Shapeshifting

## Capabilities

Users can alter the shape, form and physical appearance of another person to make them look like someone/something else, inducing Shapeshifting on them.

## Applications

* Gender Anchoring/Transformation
* Identity Manipulation
* Malleable Anatomy
* Species-Shifting
* Transformation Bestowal

## Associations

* Artistic Transformation
* Biomorphing
* Conversion
	+ Mystical Conversion
* Curse Manipulation
	+ Curse Inducement
* Illusion Manipulation
	+ Illusive Appearance
* Shapeshifting
* Transition Manipulation
	+ Change Inducement
	+ Change Negation
	+ Change Reversal
* Transmutation

## Known Users

* Experiment 316 "Morpholomew" (*Lilo & Stitch*)

## Gallery

Morpholomew turn Lilo into Keoni.gifExperiment 316 "Morpholomew" (Lilo & Stitch)
An Huge-Rock Fight

> Kenai!
>
> Denahi spots his brother Kenai's struggle with the bear, Brother Bear

The **huge rock fight** is an event in which Kenai faces off with Koda's mother, whom he blames for the death of his brother, Sitka. Kenai tracks Koda's mother to a berry patch and chases her until she is cornered atop a huge rock. The two fight, and Kenai narrowly wins by impaling Koda's mother on his spear. To punish Kenai for killing Koda's mother, the Great Spirits transform him into a bear.

## Event Known Information

### Location

Huge rock

File:Brother-bear-disneyscreencaps.com-2259.png

## History

### Background

After Sitka dies in a struggle with Koda's mother, Kenai vows revenge and tracks the bear to a berry patch. Koda's mother overhears him and mistakes him for her son, Koda, whom she had been searching for. However, when Kenai yells a battle cry and challenges her with his spear, she flees.

### The fight

Kenai chases Koda's mother, eventually cornering her atop a huge rock. There, the two fight, and Kenai briefly loses his spear. Koda's mother chases him onto a tall rock that hangs precariously over a ledge and begins to shove the rock off the ledge. However, Kenai evades her and lunges for his spear, hefting it in her direction just in time to fatally impale her.

With the bear lying dead at his feet, Kenai releases an anguished cry, which is heard by his brother, Denahi, who had been in pursuit so as to stop the fight.

## Media

Brother Bear Kenai Kills the Bear HDThe huge rock fight
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Archetype:Hero/Otherworldly

The archetype of **a hero that operates beyond a cosmic scale**. Variation of Superhero. Opposite to Otherworldly Villain.

### Archetype of:

Otherworldly Hero.

> We're all agents of destiny. The "accidental" encounter was ordained by fate a million years before any of us were born! We're all actors in a cosmic drama, and only the cosmic playwright knows how the last act will end!
>
> Zatanna Zartara (DC Comics)

## Also Called

* Dimensional/Extradimensional Hero/Heroine/Superhero/Superheroine
* Multiversal Hero/Heroine/Superhero/Superheroine
* Otherworldly Heroine/Superhero/Superheroine
* Transcendent Hero/Heroine/Superhero/Superheroine

## Properties

The character is a hero that is either protects an entire dimension, the multiverse, or is transcendent in nature:

### Dimensional Hero

These types are known to be capable of protecting an entire dimension on their own, and possess abilities to prove it. They also have the capability to ease their dimensional stay and perception.

### Multiversal Hero

These types are capable of safeguarding the multiverse at large, maybe from ***otherworldly beings***, ***benevolent gods*** or anything protecting the multiversal balance. They possess abilities reflecting their necessity to watch over the multiverse, including the capability to survive their multiple environments.

### Transcendent Hero

This type is the merger of the two types, the cusp of heroism. The powers they possess may reflect their status.

## Associated Powers

* Crimefighting Mastery
* Indomitable Heroism
* Rescue Mastery
* Supernatural/Absolute Combat

### Dimensional Hero

* Dimensional Awareness
* Dimensional Survival
* Dimensional Vision

### Multiversal Hero

* Dimensional Survival
* Hyper-Cosmic Awareness

### Transcendent Hero

* Benevolent Deity Physiology
	+ Savior Deity Physiology
* Transcendent Mortal Physiology
* Ultimate Power

## Relationships

* Otherworldly Villains
	+ Otherworldly Heroes often have to face against Villains of similar standing, being their match.

## Levels

* Tier I: Street Hero
* Tier II: National Hero
* Tier III: Global/International Hero
* Tier IV: Cosmic/Galactic Hero
* Tier V: *****Otherworldly Hero*****

## Example Characters

* Various Characters (*Sonic the Hedgehog*)
	+ Sonic the Hedgehog
* Zatanna Zatara (*DC Comics*); Transcendent Hero
* Strange Visitor Superman (*DC Comics*); Transcendent Hero
* Sorcerer Supreme (*Marvel Comics*); Transcendent Hero
	+ Dr. Stephen Strange

## Gallery

### Cartoons/Comics/Web Animation

Danny Phantom DP going ghost S01e11 going ghost on school steps.gifDanny Fenton/Phantom (Danny Phantom)Epic Dr. Fate.pngKent Nelson/Dr. Fate (DC Comics)Zatannasmagixpower.jpgZatanna Zartara (DC Comics)Dr. Strange.jpgDr. Stephen Strange (Marvel Comics) one of the most famous and archetypal otherwordly heroes.
### Live Television/Movies

Genie (Disney Aladdin) promo.pngGenie (Aladdin)
## Videos

### Music

"Danny Phantom" Theme Song (HQ) - Episode Opening Credits - Nick Animation
Advice: Citations

This page is a guide describing **how to create citations** in articles.

Because of the loose canon of the FOP Universe, referencing in articles is not completely necessary, and so far there are no established rules on sourcing. The reference tag is still a good way to clean up articles that excessively link to other articles, especially character pages referencing episodes.

## Information

### Reliable Sources

Official Pages
* ***The Fairly OddParents! (TV Show)***
* Butch Hartman Official Forums
* Nickelodeon - Press Releases

Fan Pages
### Canon vs Fanon

The OddParents universe has a very non-continuous canon. What may be established as an unbreakable rule in one episode may be completely disregarded the next. So the line is usually blurred between what is canon and what is not. A good example of this is Timmy's age, he is said to be age ten yet has had multiple birthdays in the series, but there are no references to him being eleven so it is not correct to change his age to eleven after seeing these episodes. If something is established in an episode it should be reference, if it is contradicted that should also be referenced.

Fanon is information that is invented by the fans. It can be admittedly hard to keep track of what is canon and not, especially since the series is still on going and the community is growing, so if something is insert into an article that is *iffy* then it should be marked with the {{Fact}} tag, or if it is known to be false then removed outright. For users who want to discuss fanon information or related articles such as fanfiction and fanart, please visit The Fairly Oddparents Fanon Wiki.

## Reference Tag

To add a citation to an article, use this tag.

```
Something happened and then something else happened. <ref>Reference here!</ref>

```

This will create:

Something happened and then something else happened
Which will add this to where the <references/> or

1. ↑ Reference here!

 tag was used. There is no difference between the two tags.

You can also add multiple citations which link to the same thing.

```
Something happened, <ref name="refname">Reference here!</ref> then something else happened.<ref name="refname">Reference here!</ref>
But after that, nothing happened.<ref>Next reference!</ref>

```

Which will create:

Something happened,  then something else happened. Then nothing happened.
Which will add this to where the <references/> or

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Reference here!
2. ↑ Next reference!

 tag was used. There is no difference between the two tags.

The *refname* is used to link these articles into a common grouping. You can use as many different names as you want, but the number you want grouped together will have to have identical reference names. This only applies to the same page the ref tag was made.

At the end of the article, even after the nav box if the page has one, should include this code:

```
==References==
<references/>
or
{{reflist]]

```

That will put the reference section neatly at the bottom and out of the way. Clicking on the number link will automatically bring users to the bottom and on some browsers highlight what they selected.