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JJZ Chapter 5

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**Mercy Mercy Me** (マーシー・マーシー・ム Maashii Maashii Mu) is the fifth chapter of JoJazo.

## Summary

Holice Fontana sits for a moment with his bullet wounds before having his Stand help him to his feet. During his short resting period, he becomes certain of Josefa's ability: he believes it allow her to relocate impairments and damage. Nevertheless, he hobbles around the corner, crushing rubbish beneath his feet as he does so, and finds her waiting for him. He pulls out his gun but an ethereal leg appears from Josefa and kicks it out of his hand, with another ethereal hand catching (giving it Josefa). Holice stumbles back in confusion, however it's not because of the gun being stolen. Instead, it's because he sees that she's not holding Belinda.

We get a quick flashback to a few moments ago (taking place while Holice was recovering.) where Josefa is running away with Belinda when she bumps into two of her best friends, Bran and Bangtan. Turns out the reason she knows the alleyway is because it's right besides Bran's house. They say they were just about to go visit her as well as asking if she's okay. Though she doesn't explain to them what's going on, she does ask them to take Belinda to the Hard Times Orphanage, as well as the other baby. Slightly confused, they trust her and oblige.

Now back with Holice and Josefa in present time, she rapidly fires the gun she's stolen at him. Holice smirks, assuming he's one as he uses Gasoline Dreams to swap their positions, meaning the bullets will hit her. However, it turns out there were no bullets in there to begin with (as he used all 6 earlier). She states that her plan would only work on an idiot, meaning he's an idiot. She figured that out as he didn't realise his dad was stealing quotes from Einstein - a fact he refuses to believe.

She goes on to explain she knew he wouldn't realise he'd used all of the bullets, meaning he'd almost definitely use his exchange, allowing her to now be a top all of the crushed rubbish. She says that even if she had the bullets, she wouldn't have shot him. She's figured out by now that he killed her mom and hates him for it, however, she knows Thalía was merciful and would never condone murder. Plus, she knows he's too dumb to be the mastermind behind it. She has a grasp on the abilities of her Stand and so that's why she wanted the damaged rubbish.

Her stand is God's mercy materialised and so that's why she names it Mercy Mercy Me. The stand fully forms besides her and releasing a barrage of punches (in which it drags the damage from the rubbish over to Holice). Josefa believes that if he'd have decided his own value rather than letting others do it, he may have seen his weaknesses, and Holice doesn't disagree - he feels he's failed his dad by not questioning the true intentions of the R.E.M. Foundation. As he collapses and gets defeated, Josefa states that she believes the R.E.M. Foundation are the true masterminds behind this.

## Appearances

 Mercy Mercy Me | Gasoline Dreams

## Trivia

* This chapter includes the first eye-catch of the series, Gasoline Dreams'.
All I Got

> All I Got... it's the only thing I have.
>
> -Kaze Kaiyo

All I Got is the Stand belonging to Kaze Kaiyo, A minor protagonist of Part 1: Corrupt desires. Kaze was not born with a stand and awakened from her loneliness at sea and her sailing prowess.

## Appearance

All I Got is a Stand in the form of bubbles which cluster together to take the form of a cloud.

## Personality

While mute, All I Got expresses behavior like that of a dog or household pet.

## Abilities

**Cluster/Scatter**
All I Got can scatter it's many bubbles or cluster them together to create a large cloud formation.

**Reflection**

When the Stand's bubbles are scattered they can be used for reflections or reflecting light

**Flight**

By riding the Stand the user can achieve flight with no limitation
Whitesnake (AU)

> This... is like Heaven
>
> -Whitesnake

Whitesnake is the Stand belonging to Yazaha Usagi, an antihero of Part 1: Corrupt desires.

## Appearance

AU Whitesnake bares a similar appearance to Whitesnake, but more feminine.

## Abilities

###### **Disc**

Whitesnake possesses the ability to 'Remove an aspect of something and turn it into a disc' which can then be used by anyone to gain that 'aspect'

###### **Illusions/Dreamstate**

Whitesnake can create illusions, and can also put the target into a special "Dreamstate" where Whitesnake's user Usagi controls the dream.

**Melt your Heart** Whitesnake can produce an acid that slowly digests objects like stomach acid. =
JoJazo/Chapter List

* English
* Japanese

JoJazo currently consists of 13 Chapters, spanning over the course of 3 Volumes so far. Go to JoJazo/Plot to read it as this section is just a spot to find the summary pages on each chapter and volume.

## Volumes 1 to 5

* 002. Mercy, Part 2 (慈悲 その②, *Jihi Sono 2*?)
* 003. Mercy, Part 3 (慈悲 その③, *Jihi Sono 3*?)
* 004. At The Mercy Of A Gasoline Dream (ガソリンの夢に翻弄されて, *Gasorin no yume ni honrō sa rete*?)
* 005. Mercy Mercy Me (マーシー・マーシー・ム, *Maashii Maashii Mu*?)

* 007. Hard Times, Part 2 (厳しい時代 その②, *Kibishī jidai Sono 2*?)
* 008. Hard Times, Part 3 (厳しい時代 その③, *Kibishī jidai Sono 3*?)
* 009. Hard Times, Part 4 (厳しい時代 その④, *Kibishī jidai Sono 4*?)

* 011. Snake Eater! (スネーク・イアター！, *Suneeku Iataa*?)
* 012. Paramore's Pearl (パラモアの真珠, *Paramoa no shinju*?)
* 013. What's It All About? (それは一体何ですか？, *Sore wa ittai nanidesu ka?*?)

* 015. I Got To Get Out Of California (私はカリフォルニアから出なければなりませんでした, *Watashi wa Kariforunia kara denakereba narimasendeshita*?)
* 016. I Met A Little Girl, Part 1 (私は小さな女の子に会いました その①, *Watashi wa chīsana on'nanoko ni aimashita Sono 1*?)
* 017. I Met A Little Girl, Part 2 (私は小さな女の子に会いました その②, *Watashi wa chīsana on'nanoko ni aimashita Sono 2*?)
* 018. I Met A Little Girl, Part 3 (私は小さな女の子に会いました その③, *Watashi wa chīsana on'nanoko ni aimashita Sono 3*?)
JJZ Chapter 3

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**Mercy, Part 3** (慈悲 その③ Jihi Sono 3) is the third chapter of JoJazo.

## Summary

The chapter begins with Josefa screaming for her sister, Belinda to no avail. When the baby starts to cry due to the screaming, she goes to stop it but realises its not that baby crying, so Belinda must still be near by. She turns to see the 'menacing' man running away with a baby and chases after him.

When she runs across the road, she almost gets hit by a car and begins to get angry that she couldn't have just died in the car crash like her mom; however, when the mysterious hand pulls her out of the way of the car, she takes it as a sign to keep on going.

She chases him down some alleyways and the mysterious hand (as well as mysterious foot) uses an inexplicable ability a few times that leads to the menacing figure being cornered. When they get to the final alleyway, Josefa notes that she recognises this place.

The man begins to monologue about how he's stolen other people's success in life but it doesn't matter as the most important thing is his own value. According to him, a place called the R.E.M. Foundation consider him at the highest value. He admits his name is Holice Fontana as well as manifesting a spirit before him that he calls Gasoline Dreams.

## Appearances

 Mercy Mercy Me | Gasoline Dreams
Keiko Magica

> Do you know what I do once time is stopped? Whatever the fuck I want.
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> -Keiko Magica

Keiko Magica is the main antagonist of Part 1: Corrupt Desires. She was born from Japanese parents in Nagasaki, Japan. Her father died shortly before she was born, so she grew up without a father figure in her life. When Keiko was 13 years old her mother mysteriously disappeared, and at age 14 she moved to Black Crystal on her own. Shortly after coming to Black Crystal, she was involved with an accident near the Black Crystal Caves and acquired a Stand ability.

## Appearance

Keiko Magica has half black, half blond hair. She bares green eyes which match those of her stand's.

Keiko wears a variety of lingerie, though it is rarely noticed as she almost always covers it up entirely with a Black hoodie and Black leggings. She also wears a skirt which is polka-dotted with love hearts and black knee-high combat boots.

## Personality

Keiko is soft-spoken and kind in nature. Her classmates think of her as the 'Quiet Girl' and she doesn't have many friends. Despite her otherwise friendly personality she is known to have violent outbursts when frustrated, and when presented with power it very quickly goes to her head.

> Don't you see what this is? this is what I fucking DESERVE. I deserve to become the 'ruler of everything'!
>
> -Keiko Magica

## Abilities

### Stand

When Keiko moved from her hometown to Black Crystal, she mysteriously acquired an extremely powerful Stand after an accident near the Black Crystal Caves entrance. Keiko named her ability Eye of the Needle and immediately began training it to become stronger.

> I found a gorgeous crystal, and when I admired it's beauty... It made me a goddess...
>
> -Keiko Magica
Magos

**Magos** (マゴス, *Magosu*) are users that have the ability to transforms into a cyber-esque superhero form.

## Background

Accessed the Spirit Nexus app by a Spirit, the user forms a bond with a Spirit. Together, they transform into a Magos to defeat the evil spirit monsters - created by the Daebug System. This allows the Magos to perform different techniques using artificial magic from their Spirit.

## Known Magos

### Brave Starters

* Reicon
* Hayaki
* Cyon
* Feihuo

### Others

* Dahka
* Ljomi
* Valox
* Ardeus
* Sinata

## Trivia

### Etymology

Magos is derived from the word "magic" and "magician".

### Notes

* Magos alludes to spirit possession.
	+ The Spirit combines with their user, similar to a ghost possessing a person.
	+ In contrast, Wurms are the demonic possession.
* Magos are inspired by magicians.
	+ Magicians, such as wizards; witches; sorcerers; and mages, practices their magic, while Magos performs artificial magic by their Spirit.
	+ The magicians are assisted by their familiar spirits.
Dynon

**Dynon System** (ダイノンシステム, *Dainon Shisutemu*) is the System used by Spirits, with the attribute of fire. The main symbol is shown as a dragon head.

## Background

A fire element originated from the first dragon, who withstand against the forces of nature, beware of its volcanic fury. With valor within, the dragon is often used as the symbol of might and power in military, armed and ready for battle.

## Design

Spirits with the Dynon System are based around military vehicles - hence from army, navy, and air force, equipped with armaments or the module of a vehicle.

## Spirits

 Dreak | Reicon | M1142 Tactical Fire Truck

## Trivia

### Etymology

"Dynon" is derived from the word "dynamic".

### Myth/Legend Basis

With fire being one of the four classical elements, the Dynon symbol is associated with the salamander, the fire elemental.
Spirit Nexus

**Spirit Nexus** (スピリットネクサス, *Supiritto Nekusasu*) is the original fan project created by DarkTidalWave.

## Plot

Spirit Nexus is taking place in the fictional world of Monde Lien, a science-fantasy world based around mythologies and folklore. The social game known as Spirit Nexus has the ability to contact A.I. ghosts called Spirits. These familiar spirits roams around the world, granting users to become Magos, a hero that fights against evil spirits. However, these evil spirits are created by the Daebug System - a computer virus that spreads around the Monde Lien, possessing other users and machines to become monsters known as Wurms.

The story starts off as how the man named Adar became the Magos named Reicon, dealing with the Daebugs with the help of other Magos: Hayaki, the paintbrush warrior; Cyon, the wandering mage; and Feihuo, a robot astronaut. Feihuo suggested that they'll form a team called "Brave Starters". Together, they're on a quest to fight against the threats around Monde Lien and find out the truth.
Kaze Kaiyo

Kaze Kaiyo is a minor protagonist of Part 1: Corrupt Desires. Kaze was born in Black Crystal and quickly took fondness in the Crystal Sea. Kaze was not born with a stand, gaining one due to her sailing prowess and lonliness at sea.

## Abilities

### Stand

Kaze's Stand All I Got allows her to achieve flight, though she prefers to stay on her boat.

**Rage**

Kaze's overprotectiveness of her stand causes her to go into a mad 'Rage' which grants her abilities she otherwise cannot harness. These abilities include superhuman strength, superhuman speed, perfect vision and blasting wind from her hands.
Cheap Trick (AU)

Cheap Trick is the Stand belonging to Masazo Kinoto, an antagonist of Part 1: Corrupt desires. Uniquely, this Stand is invulnerable to attacks from other Stands while it's using it's Attach ability.

## Abilities

**Multiply**
Cheap Trick AU is a horde stand which can multiply itself to add more to the horde.

**Attach**

After selecting a target, one of the many units in Cheap Trick's horde will latch onto the back of the target. In this state Cheap Trick is seemingly impossible to remove from the target's back. If someone sees the target's back while Cheap Trick is attached the target will die instantly.
Hard Times Orphanage

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* Concept 2
* Concept 3
* Concept 4

The **Hard Times Orphanage** (ハード・ティメス 孤児院 Haado Timesu minashigo-in) is owned by Icarus Bastille after it was bought for him by the R.E.M. Foundation.

It's used as a tool by them during the beginning of JoJazo as a way to get their hands on Belinda Alejo.

## Description

The Orphanage is massive, taking up to a full 10 minutes to sprint down the hallways in their entirety. It's huge size is offset by its archaic and ancient structure, having to be hundreds of years old, as well as it's infestation of many bugs - with termites being the most common. The halls and walls are lined with dust all throughout the building, showing that it has only recently been bought. This is only further perpetuated by the fact that the bookcases in this building house very up to date books, like they've all only been recently purchased. Furthermore, the decorations around the building consist mostly of old furniture and paintings.

It becomes blatantly obvious that this orphanage was set up for one thing and one thing only when you see how little security it has - a person is able to just walk in through the front door with absolutely no resistance.

For an orphanage, there are few children that actually reside there and there are barely an rooms to fit the proper needs of a child. However, there is a very well polished and designed room specifically for Icarus, of which he dubs his 'study'. It's well furnished, the floorboards look brand new, and it's covered with fine, elegant rugs. Lining the walls are alcohol shelves and massive bookcases filled to the brim with novels. It looks like this is where he makes all his business deals.

## Residents

\* it's unclear whether it was the same orphanage she went to, or one of the others of the same name.

## Trivia

* The concept art for this was made using the landscape feature on Artbreeder.
* This isn't the only place a Hard Times Orphanage has been set up, but it is the only one that appears in JoJazo.
Noctex

**Noctex System** (ノクテクスシステム, *Nokutekusu Shisutemu*) is the System used by Spirits, with the attribute of darkness and night. The main symbol is shown as an eye.

## Background

Lurking through the darkest night, embrace the monster within and control the nightmare. Monstrous beings as shown, they were originated from ancient times, long before civilization, and now living in the underworld governed by the overlord.

## Design

Spirits with the Noctex System are based around dinosaurs.

## Trivia

### Etymology

"Noctex" is derived from the Latin word "nox" or "noctis", meaning "night".

## Notes

* Noctex System contrasts to the Luxier System.
Viton

**Viton System** (バイトンシステム, *Baiton Shisutemu*) is the System used by Spirits, with the attribute of water. The main symbol is shown as the fish tail.

## Background

The water element originated from the maiden, playing a musical story of the ocean flowing through the sky, while snowflakes shining like stars. Hear the song and counter the "abyss" with the symphonic energy.

## Design

Spirits with the Viton System are most likely with musical instrument motifs.

## Trivia

### Etymology

"Viton" is derived from the word "vital".

### Myth/Legend Basis

With water being one of the four classical elements, the Viton symbol and the background are associated with Undine, the water elemental.
Wurms

**Wurms** (ワーム, *Wāmu*) are one of the monsters of the Daebug System.

## Background

Wurms are types of Daebug monsters that possess their user into mechanical monsters in order to regain their physical form. While possessing, this would slowly lead to the deceased status of the host - like a virus.

## Design

Despite having mythological beasts as the main motif of their appearance, most of the Wurms have bug motifs somewhere in their design.

## Powers & Abilities

**Possession**: Wurms are responsible for finding their user and possessing them in order to regain their physical form.

**Malwurm Replication**: Wurms release red electrical energy to summon Malwurms.

## List of Wurms

 Ichikamata | ???
 Berucers | ???
 Quaestar | ???

## Trivia

### Etymology

The term "Wurms" is named after the computer worm, a malware that replicates itself with the virus in order to spread to other computers.

## Notes

* In contrast between Magos, which represents the spirit possession, Wurms represents the demonic possession.
Geol

**Geol System** (ジオルシステム, *Jioru Shisutemu*) is the System used by Spirits, with the attribute of earth. The main symbol is shown as a gnome.

## Background

The earth element originated from small spirits, protectors of the underground and Mother Nature, shrouded with the forest and lifeforms. Those who is against the environment will witness the forces of nature.

## Design

Spirits with the Geol System are based on flowers and plants.

## Trivia

### Etymology

"Geol" is derived from the word "geo", relating to the earth.

### Myth/Legend Basis

The Viton symbol and the background are associated with the gnome, being one of the four elementals.
Spirits

**Spirits** (スピリット, *Supiritto*) are the AI familiars that exists in the Spirit Nexus universe.

## Background

Spirits are the AI familiars that responsible of finding their user around the Monde Lien. They take the form of a ghost counterpart along with their memories, granting artificial magic. While forming a bond with their user, they can transform into Magos.

### Dynon

* Yu-tu
* Dreak

### Tachyx

* Kiri
* Gyra

### Viton

* Garit
* Ceryle
Luxier

**Luxier System** (ルクシアー システム, *Rukushiā Shisutemu*) is the System used by Spirits, with the attribute of light. The main symbol is shown as the holy sword.

## Background

In contrast of Noctex, when there's darkness, there is also light. Located at the Skyward Kingdom, the immortal realm of light, the Celestial Beings grant the sacred relics to enlighten the darkness.

## Design

Spirits with the Luxier System are associated with day, and mainly based on magical relics.

## Trivia

### Etymology

"Luxier" is derived from the Latin word "lux" or "luxer", meaning "light".
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Lupin (Music From Pt. 1 of the Netflix Original Series)

**Lupin (Music From Pt. 1 of the Netflix Original Series)** is an anthology of music composed by Mathieu Lamboley and released January 8, 2021, the same date as Season 1's streaming release. It consists of 15 original tracks. With the release of Season 2 later in the year, the soundtrack was continued in Lupin (Music From Pt. 2 of the Netflix Original Series).

## Themes and motifs

### The Lupin theme

A theme that is typically used when Assane is committing crime or a heist. It is bouncy, adventurous and fun, but with darker undertones.

#### Variations

"Arsène", "Cambrioleur", "Coffre-fort", "Diamants", "Louvre", "Lupin"

### Assane's theme

A slower, sadder theme often heard in Assane's typical life. It is most often played on piano.

#### Variations

"Juliette", "Gentleman", "Les Confidences d'Assane", "Lupin"

### Pellegrini theme

A short and menacing motif that represents the Pellegrini family, specifically Hubert.

## Trivia

* Track four, "Étretat" was spelled without the accent in official releases as "Etretat."
* The first track is called "Arsène" and the last track is "Lupin." This is most likely not a coincidence.
Tachyx

**Tachyx System** (タキクスシステム, *Takikusu Shisutemu*) is the System used by Spirits, with the attribute of air. The main symbol is shown as a bird.

## Background

The air element originated from the giant bird, the cardinal guides clouds, and weather from different directions. With advanced technology fled through, electronics and machines have ruled over the sky and global. This is the first System that was developed.

## Design

Spirits with the Tachyx System are based on electronics and applications.

## Trivia

### Etymology

"Tachyx" is derived from the word "tachy-", meaning "swift".

### Myth/Legend Basis

With air being one of the four classical elements, the Tachyx symbol is associated with the sylph, the air elemental. Another speculated that the symbol is also based on the thunderbird.
Benjamin Ferel

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**Benjamin Ferel**, more commonly known as **Ben**, is the best friend of Assane Diop after meeting him at boarding school (**College d’Andrésy**). He currently works as a jeweller. He is portrayed by Antoine Gouy, while Adrian Valli De Villebonne portrays him in flashbacks to his teenage years.

## Biography

### Season 1

Benjamin Ferel makes an almost-exact replica of the diamond necklace for Assane. To fund him, Assane borrows €1000 from three loansharks - Kevin, Vincent and Rudy. They have awfully high interest and threaten to kill him if it is not returned.
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*Lupin* is a French thriller series produced by Netflix and available exclusively on its streaming service. The series follows Assane Diop, a gentleman thief inspired by Arsène Lupin, as he tries to take revenge against a wealthy magnate who inflicted a tragic injustice on his father.

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Jack and Jill (Goldie and Bear)

Template:Infobox character**Jack and Jill** are characters from the Disney Junior animated television program, *Goldie & Bear*. They run a lemonade stand at the bottom of the hill with a well. They realized that Goldie and Bear were a cool pair of kids, so they decided to follow and imitate them. Unfortunately, they destroyed the play set Father Bear made. In the end, they realized that Big Bad was the cool one for being able to get so many lemons from the lemon tree. Most of the time they are background characters. Jack, without his sister, was part of an all Jack club. Both of them have a tendency to trip over their feet and fall down a lot.

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Chapter 4

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**Chapter 4** was the fourth episode of Season 1 and the fourth episode overall of *Lupin*. It was released January 8, 2021 on Netflix and written by George Kay and François Uzan. It has a running time of 48 minutes.

## Plot

To retrieve incriminating evidence on Hubert, Assane enlists the help of a journalist. Officer Guédira connects the dots around the Louvre heist.

## Notes

* This episode was the first of the series to not feature a flashback to the past.
Chapter 2

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**Chapter 2** was the second episode of Season 1 and the second episode of *Lupin* overall. It was released with the rest of Season 1 on January 8, 2021 and written by George Kay and François Uzan. It has a running time of 53 minutes.

## Plot

Assane hatches a plot to contact Comet, an inmate who steers him to a clue about Babakar's demise. Anne Pellegrini comes clean about the past.

## Quotes

"*Do you know the handcuff trick? Well now you do.*"
―Assane Diop to Djibril Traoré
Skullasaurus

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> I say it's a...big old...buggy-eyed...saber-toothy...Skullasaurus.
>
> Tigger

The **Skullasaurus** is the false sole antagonist made up by Owl in *Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin*. Everyone assumed it had kidnapped Christopher Robin and taken him to the Skull Cave, but this was proved to be false, where Christopher Robin went to school and Owl read the note incorrectly. At the Upside Down Rock, Rabbit reads the curse chant on the map saying, "The upside down rock. If you've made it this far, you're where monsters are." which is the curse has upon and heard of the howl in distant. Upon hearing the creature's roars again, Christopher Robin explains that they are only the growls of Pooh's stomach.

## Trivia

* The Skullasaurus is rumored to be a dinosaur, or a demon, but it is only a figment of the group's imagination.
	+ On a side note, his name could probably mean, literally, "Skull Lizard".

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Season 2

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Chapter 9

Chapter 10

**Season 2** of Lupin (also known as "Part 2") consists of five episodes (or "chapters") that were released simultaneously by Netflix on June 11, 2021 following the success of the first season earlier in the year. The first two episodes were directed by Ludovic Bernard while Hugo Gélin worked on the final three. George Kay stayed on as writer of all episodes but was accompanied by a full board of writers who each collaborated with him on different episodes, including Soliho Bodin, Nicolas Clément, Camille Couasse, Steve Bailie and Sumerah Strivastav. François Uzan, who co-wrote all of Season 1 only worked on the final episode of Season 2, Chapter 10.

## Episodes

 In a scheme to usurp all schemes, Assane and Benjamin recruit and disguise a clever accomplice in order to bring Hubert to justice.
Praline

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**Praline** is Princess Amber's pet peacock who appears in the Disney Junior series *Sofia the First*.

## Background

Praline made his debut appearance in the episode "Blue Ribbon Bunny" where Amber entered him in a pet contest. His special talent is making his tail feathers shimmer.

In the episode "Scrambled Pets" he is revealed to be much like Amber, posh and stylish. He is also very fond of apples and very sensitive as well as proud of his tail feathers. He always worries about them getting ruined, or suspects one is missing. When Amber decided to bring him to school, he got mixed up with Freedo in a sorcery class accident, becoming a peacock-headed baboon, much to his humiliation.

In the episode "Clover Time",  he appeared at a surprise party Clover threw in Sofia's room. He wanted to show off his dance moves, including his famous "shimmer".

## Trivia

* He is one of several characters in *Sofia the First* to be voiced by Keith Ferguson after:
	+ King Garrick from "The Flying Crown" and "Lord of the Rink"
	+ Sir Bartleby from "The Silent Knight"
	+ the Ogre from "Enchanted Science Fair"
	+ The Wishing Well from "When You Wish Upon a Well".

## Gallery

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Lupin

**Lupin** is a French thriller show produced by and exclusively available on Netflix. Currently, there are two seasons (called "Parts" sometimes), the first of which was released January 8, 2021 and the second of which was released June 11, 2021, having been filmed before the release of Season 1. A third season is currently in production, scheduled to release 2022.

The series gets its name from the real-life fictional character Arsène Lupin, who inspires *Lupin's* Assane Diop (portrayed by Omar Sy) in his stylish heists and thefts that make up Lupin. However, at the core of the story is his plot for revenge against Hubert Pellegrini who was responsible for the death of his father.

## Characters

* Assane Diop (Omar Sy), a gentleman thief inspired by Arsène Lupin,
* Claire Diop (Ludivine Sagnier), his estranged wife,
* Raoul Diop (Etan Simon) Assane's son, lives with his mother Claire,
* Benjamin Ferel (Antoine Gouy), Assane's best friend,
* Babakar Diop (Fargass Assandé), Assane's late father, died at the hand of:
* Léonard (Adama Niane), an assassin employed by:
* Hubert Pellegrini (Hervé Pierre), a wealthy magnate,
* Anne Pellegrini (Nicole Garcia), Hubert's ex-wife,
* Juliette Pellegrini (Clotilde Hesme), Hubert's daughter,
* Youssef Guédira (Soufiane Guerrab), a detective,
* Romain Laugier (Vincent Londez), a police captain,
* Sofia Belkacem (Shirine Boutella), a lieutenant in the police force,
* Gabriel Dumont (Vincent Garanger), former detective and Paris Police Department commissioner,
Gabriel Dumont

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**Gabriel Dumont** is the commissioner of the Paris Police Department and a former detective who worker on Babakar Diop's case. He is portrayed by Vincent Garanger, while his younger counterpart is played by Johann Dionnet.
Hubert Pellegrini

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**Hubert Pellegrini** was the patriarch of the Pellegrini family and one of the richest men in France. He is also ex-husband to Anne Pellegrini and the father of their daughter, Juliette Pellegrini. In *Lupin*, he is portrayed by Hervé Pierre.
Music of Lupin/Season 1

As well as having an original score composed by Mathieu Lamboley, Lupin features many modern songs. Below is an extensive list of all the music used in Season 1 of Lupin, episode by episode.

## Chapter 1

* **"Coffre-fort"** by **Mathieu Lamboley**. Assane meets with Claire in the café.
* **"Sensualité"** by **Axelle Red**. Juliette tells Assane that she will give him a kiss if he swims towards her (flashback).
* **"Louvre"** by **Mathieu Lamboley**. Assane arrives at the Louvre to buy the diamond necklace.
* **"I Got The... (2006 Remastered Version)** by **Labi Siffre**. Assane discusses Senegal.
* **"Cambrioleur"** by **Mathieu Lamboley**. Assane finishes speaking with Detective Laugier.
* "**Arsène**" by **Mathieu Lamboley**. Final scene and end credits.

## Chapter 2

* **"Coffre-fort"** by **Mathieu Lamboley.** Assane visits Ben.
* **"Sway** by **Rosemary Clooney** and **Pérez Prado**. The police chase Assane in the park.
* **"Le Voyageur"** by **Mathieu Lamboley**. Assane sneaks into prison to meet Comet.
* **"Frere Jacques"**, whistled by a prisoner.
* **"Gentleman"** by **Mathieu Lamboley**. Assane fakes his own death.
* **"Lupin"** by **Mathieu Lamboley**. Assane meets with Anne Pellegrini.
Babakar Diop

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**Babakar Diop** was the father of Assane Diop. He was falsely accused of stealing the diamond necklace from the Pellegrinis, and died while in prison as an apparent suicide. However, he was actually murdered by Léonard on the orders of Hubert Pellegrini. He was portrayed by Fargass Assandé.

## Biography

### History

Babakar worked as a chauffeur for Hubert Pellegrini. While on a walk with his son, Assane, who was only a teenager at the time,, they encountered Anne Pellegrini, the wife of Hubert, whose car won't start. She quickly locks her door when they offer to help until Babakar explains he is her father's chauffeur. She then gives in and asks Assane to get in the car. Anne asks him where they come from, to which Assane tells her they are from Senegal. When she asks where his mother is, Assane stays quiet. Anne eventually lets Babakar drive her home, and she tells Assane his father is a gentleman.

One time while in the Pellegrini Mansion, Babakar was dusting the bookshelves when Hubert angrily tells him to leave. Anne makes him stay, though, and tells him he can take a book for himself. Honoured, Babakar selects an Arsène Lupin novel. At some point, he wraps it up as a birthday present intended for Assane.

Shortly after, Babakar was wrongfully arrested for stealing a necklace from Hubert Pellegrini as he had access to the room the safe was in. As the police arrest him, Babakar pleads for Anne to explain he was only dusting the books, but she stays quiet as he is dragged away. Assane would often visit him in prison.

After the funeral, Assane discovered the birthday gift he was intended to have and reads the book.
Claire Diop

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**Claire Diop** is the wife of Assane Diop, though they have since separated. Claire has full custody over their son, Raoul. She is portrayed by Ludivine Sagnier in the present story, and Ludmilla Makowski in flashbacks to the past.
Season 1

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

**Season 1** of Lupin (also known as "Part 1") consists of five episodes (or "chapters") that were released simultaneously by Netflix on January 8, 2021. The episodes were directed by Louis Leterrier and Marcela Said and written by George Kay and François Uzan. Within three days it reached the Top 10 charts, and was the most-watched Netflix Original Series in the first quarter of 2021, beating the return of Cobra Kai. After Bridgerton, it had the most successful pilot episode in Netflix history.

On some releases, Season 1 was subtitled ***Dans l'ombre d'Arsène***, which translates to ***In the Shadow of Arsène.***

## Plot

Inspired by the adventures of Arsène Lupin, gentleman thief Assane Diop sets out to avenge his father for an injustice inflicted by a wealthy family.

## Trailer

Netflix released an official trailer for Lupin on December 2, 2020. Watch it here.

## Episodes

 En route to Étretat with Claire and Raoul, Assane encounters an unwelcome figure. In a bind, Assane sends a message to Capt. Laugier.
Chapter 5

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**Chapter 5** was the fifth and final episode of *Lupin* Season 1. It was released January 8, 2021 on Netflix and written by George Kay and François Uzan. It has a running time of 44 minutes.

## Plot

En route to Étretat with Claire and Raoul, Assane encounters an unwelcome figure. In a bind, Assane sends a message to Capt. Laugier.
Prince Roderick

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> Now fly along home and no one will get hurt
>
> Roderick to Princess Sofia

**Prince Roderick of Borrea** is a Prince who appears in the *Sofia the First* episode "The Secret Library", as the main antagonist.

## Background

Roderick is the Prince of Borrea, a kingdom not far from Enchancia. Three months before the episode, his knights captured Mazzimo and brought him back to Borrea Castle. Roderick renamed him Thundercloud and held him in his stable against his will ever since.

### Personality

Roderick is a greedy pete and shameless egomaniac. Roderick is greedy enough to believe that wanting something is enough to make it his, an attitude he tries to justify with the phrase "Finder's Keepers". He is also shown to be very arrogant to the point where he doesn't listen to others or take them seriously as shown when he refused to listen when Sofia told him that Mazzimo wanted to be free.

Additionally, Roderick seems to some extent to is cruel as this seen, when he took out his sword and told Sofia "Now fly along home and no one will get hurt." He's also shown to be really lazy as shown when he tells Gavin that "I guess we have to chase them down and get my horseback" after Sofia freed Mazzimo and when he told him "Gavin, come and fetch me" after Sofia unseated him from his horse. His bad attitude led to him losing all his horses.

## Role in the Series

Roderick first appears in his Royal Stable and finds Princess Sofia of Enchancia and her Aunt Tilly there. Sofia and Tilly both tell him they're there because Mazzimo wants to be free but Roderick refuses to listen. Sofia and Tilly trip him and Gavin up and free Mazzimo anyway. Not wanting to lose such a fine horse, Roderick gives chase and captures both Mazzimo and Sofia's horse Minimus. He and Gavin then land to properly secure them and then head back.

On the way, Roderick voices his hope that lunch would be ready back at his castle. Suddenly, Sofia intercepts him and frees Minimus. Roderick tells her to fly home but Sofia unseats him with Tilly's umbrella and sends him down in defeat. He is last seen with Gavin telling him they're walking home after their horses fly off and leave them stranded.

## Trivia

* Roderick is the second villainous prince on the show, the first being Prince Hugo. However, since Hugo reformed, Roderick is currently the only villainous prince on the show.
	+ Also, unlike Hugo, Roderick was mean enough to actually threaten to hurt Sofia as he said, "Now fly home before someone gets hurt."
* He is the oldest prince by age and the first adult prince on the show, about Princess Ivy's age.

## Gallery

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Super Sleuths

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The **Super Sleuths** are a mystery-solving group made of Pooh, Tigger, Darby and her dog Buster, seen in every episode of Playhouse Disney's *My Friends Tigger & Pooh*. The Super Sleuths are dedicated to solving the mysterious issues that crop up in the Hundred Acre Wood. Their friends know that when they have a problem, they may sound the Sleuther Siren, raise the Finder Flag and the Super Sleuths will be on the case. The Super Sleuths solve their problems by thinking and asking questions. They wear outfits bearing question mark icons and use Sleuther Scooters to get around.

At various times, the Super Sleuths have dubbed others as honorary or deputy Super Sleuths, including other members of the Wood and the viewers at home.

A running gag is that although Lumpy recognizes Darby as a Super Sleuth, he does not Pooh and Tigger, claiming them to be someone else.
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Ballerina (Sofia the First)

Template:Infobox character**The Ballerina**is a character that appears in the *Sofia the First* episode "Minding the Manor". She is a magical figurine that is part of Tilly's magic music box.

## Background

### Personality

The Ballerina is very absent-minded to the point where, according to Tilly, unable to remember important things. This can make her more a liability than an asset as shown when she forgot that the green roll brings the gargoyles to life and when she wasn't able to help Sofia find the roll that turns them back to stone due to not being able to remember which one it is.

## Role in the Series

She first appears after Tilly brings Sofia to her music room and plays the rainbow roll on her. When Sofia decides to play the green roll on her, she tells Sofia that's a very special role but can't remember what's special about it. This turns out to be a bad idea because it brings the manor's gargoyles to life, which she remembers after she sees them. Sofia asks her which roll turns them back to stone but she can't remember. After the gargoyles boot Sofia and Spruce out, they try to destroy her. Sofia and Spruce sneak back in. While Spruce and Tilly's flying fish keep the gargoyles busy, Sofia finds the stone roll and turns them back to stone by playing it on her.

## Trivia

* Her face-mold is reused from Miss Elodie from "Sidekick Clio".

## Gallery

Ballerina-Sofia.JPGMagical Rainbow.JPGSofia-Ballerina.JPGBallerina-3.JPGBallerina 2.JPG"Oh that's great! I need a good strech!"Sofia-Ballerina-2.JPGBallerina 3.JPG"Thank you, Princess Sofia! You saved my tutu."
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Vaughan and Vance

Template:Infobox character**Vaughan and Vance** are the Flying Derby team of the Junior Knights Academy and are antagonists who appear in the *Sofia the First* episode "The Flying Crown".

## Role in the Series

Squire Vaughan and Squire Vance are the Flying Derby team for the Junior Knights Academy and the defending champions of the Flying Derby Championship who both ride black haired flying horses and have never lost a race. Both of them are known to be rude and think they are better than everyone.

They arrived at Royal Prep a day early to practice on the course and when they met Hugo and Sofia, they both proclaimed they would win again. Offended and annoyed, Hugo challenged Vaughan to a race to the water fountain and back which Vaughan wins due to superior speed and skill.

The next day, Sofia and Hugo fail to show up which the two squires make rude comments about. When the pair finally arrive, Vaughan and Vance show jealousy for their budding friendship. The race begins and, despite Sofia's great moves, the Squire team manages to stay ahead of the Royal team. After clearing the last hurdle, however, the Royal Prep team pulls out their trump card: the Flying Slingshot, which Hugo executes in a way that successfully puts Sofia in the lead and enables her to cross the finish line, winning the Flying Crown for Royal Prep for the first time in 100 years. After the race, Vaughan and Vance were very surprised that they were outpaced by a little girl and wondered how their opponents beat them.

Vaughan and Vance make a second though nonspeaking appearance in "Camp Wilderwood". They both were attending the Junior Knights Summer Camp. They built a wooden submarine to compete in the intercamp island race. They almost won only to be defeated by James and Wendell, who had previously taken their camp's flag to use as a sail and raised it first.

## Gallery

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Fluke

Template:Infobox character**Fluke** is a character who first appears in the *Sofia the First* episode "Cool Hand Fluke", voiced by Gabe Eggerling. He is a merboy who lives in the underwater Kingdom of Merroway Cove and becomes friends with Sofia.

## Role in the Series

Fluke first appears with Princess Oona, Sven, Slim, Shelly, and Flip during a game of Capture the Conch, which he wins. He is juggling sea urchins when a ship Oona identifies as the Floating Palace appears at the surface, to Oona's delight. Oona tells him that the Floating Palace belongs to Princess Sofia, her human friend, and her family, the Royal Family of Enchancia, and swims off with Sven.

Oona and Sven later come back with Sofia, causing everyone to bombard her with questions. Fluke instantly becomes jealous of Sofia because of all the attention she's getting because of her magical abilities and the time she rescued Oona from a sea monster. When the Mer-Tones proposes to sing one of their songs as a thank you gift for throwing a party for everyone in Merroway Cove, he rudely dismisses it as a poor gift and tries to get a pearl out of a giant clam to upstage Sofia but gets himself stuck in the clam prompting Slim to swim off and get help.

Slim comes back with the other merkids and Sofia, who gets him out of the clam which he refuses to be grateful for and is uncaring that Flip's mantacorn horn was broken in the process. Still wanting to upstage Sofia, Fluke decides to get another horn from the mantacorn's cave, despite everyone telling him it's too dangerous. Sofia and Oona follow hm to the cave and try to get him to leave with them but the arrogant and jealous merboy refuses to listen in a way that wakes up the mantacorn, who chases and traps them. Fluke offers to show them out of the cave but a good and fed up Oona, who has had enough of Fluke's recent behavior and attitude, refuses stating "I'm not following you anywhere." Fluke retorts "I guess you'd rather follow the Princess. Go on Sofia. Lead the way. Be everyone's hero. Just like before." When Sofia asks that's why he tried to take the horn Fluke admits that he was jealous of Sofia for all the attention she was getting because of her heroics during her last visit. Oona tells Sofia "Lead the way, *Sofia*." in a way that tells Fluke she's very angry at him for his recklessness and disappointed that it was for such a petty reason. To make up for his behavior, Fluke gets one of the mantacorn's old horns and traps him in the seaweed patch. Afterward, they learn the mantacorn love music. He's later seen at the party Sofia's family threw for the colony.

## Trivia

* Fluke's middle name is Clarence.
* Fluke's the second merman to act antagonistic toward Sofia. The first was Plank.
* Fluke is the third character to be jealous of Sofia, the first being her older sister, Amber, and the second being Jane.
	+ Fluke is the first jealous character to be a male.

## Gallery

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