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Tmac

*"Hi! I just wanna say that if your hearing me, you've found the **best** person in the Yottaverse! And all the other people SUC-"*

**Tmac** is the third legend of the Legends of MMS. He is also Nintendo Gamecube Man's younger brother and a twin with his sister.

He thinks that he is the best in the Yottaverse, and that all the other people suck. Of course, he thinks this as a joke.
Coordinate

*For other uses, please see coordinate (disambiguation)*

**Coordinates** are a vital tool in geometry. Coordinates are measured by a geodetic control network and have many uses, such as finding a location when one is lost, teleportation, making a blueprint, etc. Coordinates can also be used to measure rotation.

The x coordinate is used to measure left and right, and is used for number lines.

The y coordinate is used to measure up and down, and is used for graphs.

The z coordinate is used to measure forward and backward, and is used to find locations.

Pitch is used to measure rotation on the x coordinate.

Yaw is used to measure rotation on the y coordinate.

Roll is used to measure rotation on the z coordinate.
Bio Fusion

Sometimes called "Fusing", Bio-Fusion is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to merge independent biological material into a single composite form. The number of applicants that can be combined into one form can differ from character to character. Characters associate with the matrix can accumulate only two bodies without taxing itself. Characters like can use multiple animals to make multiple chimera with no seeming limit.
Witchery

Witchery is a host of witch-related things. The main disciplines of Witchery include: Voodoo, Circle Magic, Symbol Magic, Conjurations, and Mutations.

Witchery is very complex, starting out you should aim to get a witches oven and clay jars, this will allow you to collect the basic elements to begin advancing into the other areas of Witchery such as poppets, brews, and infusions.
The Yottaverse Manual: Newbie's Guide

This is the recommended way to get started, of course there are other ways to get what you want, but this is the recommended way.

The first thing you would need is to locate a tree, there you can break off the branches to get sticks and saplings, which are useful because you will need a bark knife to chop trees.

**Tip: If the bark is loose, you may be able to break it off with your hands!**

From there, you can shape a plate-like pattern into the bark, because it can stand a lot of pressure.

If you prefer, you can place the bark on the ground and use it as a work bench.

You can get string from flax plants.

You will need ≈ 24 pieces of bark, and ≈ 2 pieces of wood to make a water strainer base, and ≈ 4 sticks with ≈ 5 pieces of cloth to make a strainer. This will get you dirt, gravel, sticks, clay, flint, and sand. If you wish not to do this, you can find these manually, or on the land. Watch out for fish!

From there, you need to make a stencil table, part builder, and tool station to make your own tools, with enough blank patterns, (made with bark and sticks) you can make stencils that you can place flint into and combine them to make tools.

You can then dry clay to make bricks, which can make a kiln.

You can then proceed to make shelter.
Enhanced Intellect

Sometimes called "Superhuman Intellect", Enhanced Intellect is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to obtain an intellect higher than they would naturally have. It differs from Omniscience because there is an understandable difference between heightened intellect and understanding all knowledge. It also differs from Genius Level Intellect in that one cannot naturally obtain knowledge that is not learned first hand.

Enhanced Intellect represents people whose intelligence is greater than that of normal human capability. Often, this intelligence is developed through external factors such as scientific experimentation or accident. In some cases characters find that their enhanced intelligence is genetic such as with certain alien races.
Elemental Transmutation

Sometimes called "Transformation" or "Conversion", Elemental Transmutation is the ability to alter the chemical structure of a volume of mass, changing it from one element to another. Certain characters can only transmute their own bodies whereas other characters can directly change organic or inorganic matter other than themselves.
Daniel Raymond Cosloff

## True Alpha

### relatives

David Cosloff (father) Ashley Smith Cosloff (mother) Layne Cosloff (grandfather) Lana Cosloff (grandmother) Zack Smith (grandfather) Lori Smith (grandmother) David Cosloff jr (brother) Mary Claire Cosloff (sister) Janet Elizabeth Cosloff (sister) Deborah Cosloff (aunt) Carol Danvers (adoptive aunt/cousin)

### powers

super speed/Time travel/super strength/enhanced senses/enhanced hearing
Earth 37

## History

Also known as 'Earth-A', Earth-37 is home to a Reed Richards that became the rocky Thing and a Ben Grimm that became the stretchy, flammable Mr. Fantastic. It was briefly visited by the Thing (Ben Grimm) of Earth-616[1] and became involved in a scheme by Arkon to pit three worlds against each other in nuclear wars[2]. Despite the presence of a Thing and Mr. Fantastic, almost no natives of Earth-721 have any superpowers. A scientist from Earth-A created a device that would allow his fellow 721 inhabitants to travel to Earth-616 and transform into their superpowered counterparts, complete with all their powers and paraphernalia. Once this clandestine replacement of Earth-616's superhumans was discovered, the Reed Richards from both universes quickly set to work sending both abductors and abductees back to their home universes, before destroying the dimension-crossing device.

## Residents

* Thing (Reed Richards)
* Gaard (Johnny Storm)
* Mr. Fantastic (Ben Grimm)
Empathy

Sometimes called "Emotion Control" or "Rapport", Empathy is the ability to perceive, replicate and/or correctly interpret other people's emotions. Empathy covers a wide range of telepathic abilities relating to emotions but certain characters can be more direct than others.

Certain characters may steal emotions from others, discern truth or a lie, absorb pain to induce rapid healing, replicating emotion to allow a Lantern Ring to function, track through emotions, discern secrets or past events through emotional traces, overload the mind with emotional bombardment, cause cardiac arrest through emotional stress as well as many other create uses.
Demon Alpha

## Background

Zack Johnson Clark was born in the early 90s, He is the relative of the other johnsons that are the reversed alphas. Zack's parents had a sick relationship between the both of them and they actually committed suicide together. He was in a foster home for 15 years and then he got a job as a satanist pastor.

## Becoming demon alpha

While in the Satan church he was praying to the devil to have something bad to him. He wanted to die or have an accident. Which was stupid by the way. Instead there was a dark matter that went through all of his body and he became a reversed alpha. He became very evil and sinister. The dark matter got him emotionally and physically. He was hating True Alpha and the dark matter told him the True Alpha's secret identity was David Cosloff.

The Demon Alpha wanted to kill True Alpha so he decided to join the reversed alpha team. Which the members are Professor Death, Reversed Alpha, Renegade, Chaotic, and Ultra Alpha.

## Teaming up with the reversed alphas.

Demon Alpha and the other reversed alphas were trying to make a master plan to defeat True Alpha. They wanted to capture the people that True Alpha cares about make True Alpha vulnerable so he can die. Demon Alpha is more than ready to kill True Alpha.
Atlantean Physiology

**Atlantean Physiology** refers to the biological make-up of citizens of . Although a splinter species of baseline humanity, have evolved over the centuries and have adapted physical characteristics that make them more suited for life beneath the sea. A common misperception is that Atlanteans are amphibious. While this is partially true to some extent, modern-day Atlanteans can only exist outside of water for a limited duration before they begin to asphyxiate. Because Atlanteans have to adapt to living at varying pressure levels, their bodies are physically much heartier than the average human being, granting them:

addition, Atlanteans have developed low-level which they use to broadcast and receive thoughts between one another. This is an Atlantean's primary means of communication. Some Atlanteans, such as , have higher degrees of telepathy and can use it to communicate with other forms of sea life. This, however, is a rare instance and not a trait common to most Atlanteans.

Atlanteans are also natural swimmers.
Dormammu (Earth 1610)

## History

Dormammu was a longtime demonic enemy of the younger Dr. Strange and presumably his paternal predecessor. From his dimension, Dormammu observed the events of Ultimatum and learned that the cataclysm allowed him to breach into Earth. He captured Johnny Storm, the Human Torch, and saw in him for having the powers of his flame, unexpectedly powerful enough to fuel Dormammu's powers to be free from his domain and confront Dr. Strange.

After Nightmare was apparently destroyed by the Hulk after he fled into the Orb of Acmantata in which the Hulk destroys it, Dormammu appeared and emerged from the aftermath of the fight and faces Dr. Strange, freed from Nightmare's control. Dormammu channeled the energy of Johnny Storm's flame and use his new power to kill Dr. Strange. After killing Strange, the demon was then confronted by Susan Storm and Ben Grimm. Dormammu was then defeated after Susan sealed his entire head with her force-field and being overwhelmed by Johnny Storm's power, turning him into a powerless human being. It is assumed that he was simply a human being all along, using some sort of technology to give him the powers and appearance of a demon since Reed states on multiple occasions that Magic is simply a form of technology that they don't yet understand. [1]
Earth 24

## History

In this reality, Loki gave the normally wit-less Hydro-Man vast knowledge, which Hydro-Man used to plan a trap for the West Coast Avengers. After capturing Hawkeye, Wonder Man and Dr. Pym, Loki took away Hydro-Man's smarts, causing him to be captured with ease.

Hydro-Man then revealed that he had placed a bomb designed to cause widespread destruction as a fail-safe plan. In hopes that he would diffuse it, Dr. Pym decided to let Hydro-Man free. However, without his hieghtened intellegance, Hydro-Man let slip the bomb's location before his containment field was opened.

When the three Avengers found the bomb, Hydro-Man couldn't remember how to disarm it, as he had desinged it while he had hieghtened intellegance. While contemplating what to do, the bomb started vibrating, and exploded, killing Hydro-Man, Wonder Man, Dr. Pym and Hawkeye instantly.

At the funeral for the fallen Avengers, Captain America gave the closing eulogy as members of both Avengers teams greived. As Janet van Dyne cried over Dr. Pym, a man in a black suit gaves her his condolences, and assured her he would try his best to make sure that this series of events never happened again.

Then, in the blink of an eye, the entire world suddenly vanished, erased from all existance.
Earth 7

## History

Earth-312 was one of the many realities fractured due to the exploration of the multiverse by the Timebreakers. It is a slower moving reality in which the modern age of heroes was just beginning. The last super-humans recorded as being active on this Earth were Captain America and the Invaders during World War II. Presumably, the history of this world is similar to that of Earth-616 up until the modern era.

In this reality, Reed Richards launched his rocket into space, much like he did on Earth-616, an event that gave birth to this reality's Fantastic Four. The reality hopping Exiles were sent to this reality to insure that "nobody died". However, while they thought they had to merely insure that the Fantastic Four survived their rocket crash back on Earth, they soon realized that their mission was far more difficult. When Ben Grimm mutated into the Thing, he did so in a more savage form and went on a rampage through New York City[1].

With the newly empowered Reed Richards, Sue Storm, and Johnny Storm, the Exiles tried to subdue the Thing while preventing any civilian casualties caused by his rampage. Realizing that they needed to stabilize the Thing's mutation, the Exile's Morph accompanied Reed Richards to work with Tony Stark and Otto Octavius in creating a device that would do this. During this period the Exile's Mimic fought the Thing on his own. Although the Thing was cured, Mimic was severely injured causing him to succumb to the Brood embryo that his healing factor had been fighting off after a six month stay on Earth-2942[2].

With the help of the newly formed Fantastic Four, the Exiles managed to administer a cure and eliminate the Brood queen growing inside Mimic, but not before their teammate Sunfire was killed in battle[3].
Benjamin Parker (Earth 1610)

## Ben Parker

### relatives

May Parker (wife)Richard Parker (brother, deceased)Mary Parker (sister-in-law, deceased)Peter Parker (nephew)Unnamed sister-in-lawUnnamed mother-in-law

## History

Ex-hippy Ben Parker lived in a commune for a short time before he met his wife, May. A kind and good-natured man, Ben found married life agreeable and his family welcomed his wife as one of their own. Ben was close to his younger brother Richard and his family, often spending time with them and the family of Richard's partner, Eddie Brock; when Richard and his wife died in a plane crash, Ben and May took in their nephew Peter. Uncle Ben took over as Peter's father figure, and as Peter grew older, Ben recognized his nephew's intelligence and did his best to encourage him in academics. Perhaps because of his intelligence, Peter was often bullied, and Ben did his best to prevent it, even going so far as to join Peter during a certain lunch hall and convincing Peter's old friend Mary Jane Watson to sit with them. During a field trip to Oscorp the next day, Peter was bit by the experimental "00" spider, causing him to faint and giving him amazing powers -- powers Ben never suspected. Norman Osborn, fearful the Parkers would sue, picked up the hospital bill, but Ben never considered a lawsuit, worrying it would break up Peter's friendship with Harry Osborn.

Several days later, Flash Thompson's parents called Ben and threatened to sue the Parkers because Peter had accidentally broken Flash's hand defending himself in a fight. Ben agreed to pay the hospital bill, even though he believed the altercation to be Flash's fault, as there was no way they could afford a lawyer. Their financial worries abated when they began receiving letters filled with cash, allegedly donated by Peter's teachers; in truth, the money was from their nephew, who was secretly earning it by wrestling.

As Peter took advantage of his newfound powers by joining the basketball team, his grades plummeted, causing a loud argument with Ben. Peter ran away from home, staying at classmate Kong Harlan's house. In his parent's absence, Kong threw a large party; arriving there, Ben pulled Peter outside for a heart-to-heart talk. Ben told Peter his father's philosophy on life: "If there are things you do better than anyone else, things that you could do to help people, it is your responsibility to do them." Overcome with emotion, Peter ran away again.

Dejected, Ben went home where he discovered a burglar, ironically a man Peter had refused to stop during another robbery just hours before. The burglar demanded money, but Ben joked with him, saying, "You probably have more money than we do." Angered, the burglar shot Ben, killing him.
Brookside

## Geography[]

Brookside is located at 38.41361; -105.19083 (38.413513, -105.190734).

According to the United States, the town has a total area of 0.4 square miles (1.0 km), all of it land.

## Demographics[]

As of the of 2000, there were 219 people, 85 households, and 62 families residing in the town. The was 507.5 people per square mile (196.6/km²). There were 88 housing units at an average density of 203.9 per square mile (79.0/km²). The racial makeup of the town was 96.35% , 0.46% , 0.46% from , and 2.74% from two or more races. or of any race were 10.96% of the population.

There were 85 households out of which 28.2% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 63.5% were living together, 5.9% had a female householder with no husband present, and 25.9% were non-families. 23.5% of all households were made up of individuals and 11.8% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.58 and the average family size was 3.02.

In the town the population was spread out with 23.3% under the age of 18, 5.5% from 18 to 24, 26.9% from 25 to 44, 26.0% from 45 to 64, and 18.3% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 42 years. For every 100 females there were 97.3 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 102.4 males.

The median income for a household in the town was $34,688, and the median income for a family was $40,833. Males had a median income of $33,333 versus $26,875 for females. The for the town was $14,841. About 13.8% of families and 13.7% of the population were below the , including 29.6% of those under the age of eighteen and none of those sixty five or over.
Mist/Moonlight

## *Mist*

**Proper Name:**Mist that flows through the mountains

**Basic Name:**Mist

**Voice:**???/Don't know quite yet

**Rank:**Overseer | Main | Founder

**Status:**Alive

**Tribe:**Code Primal

**Theme Song:**Fireflies - Owl City

**Mate:**Moonlight

**Username:**Love99662 | Potato Party

## *Moonlight*

**Proper Name:**Moonlight that ???????

**Basic Name:**Moonlight

**Voice:**Adam Young (lead singer of owl city)

**Rank:**Overseer | Second | Co-Founder

**Status:**Alive

**Tribe:**Code Primal

**Theme Song:**Verge - Owl City

**Mate:**Mist

**Username:**fang7052 | The Dark Moonlight

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Anguish

**Anguish** is a term used in philosophy, often as a translation from the Latin for *angst*. It is a paramount feature of existentialist philosophy, in which anguish is often understood as the experience of an utterly free being in a world with zero absolutes (existential despair). In the theology of Kierkegaard, it refers to a being with total free will who is in a constant state of spiritual fear that his freedom will lead him to fall short of the standards that God has laid out for them.

## Overview

Kierkegaard views anguish as the same as suffering. Everyone wants to find the "truth" but it takes anguish and suffering to "appropriate" the truth. Kierkegaard put it this way in 1847 and 1850.

In the teachings of Sartre, anguish is seen when an utterly captured being realizes the unpredictability of his or her action. For example, when walking along a cliff, you would feel anguish to know that you have the freedom to throw yourself down to your imminent death.
Earth 19

## History

A world where Calvin Rankin made the choice not to take Professor X's help and training, but became the world's deadliest criminal instead.

His life was changed when he met the Exiles' Calvin and probed his mind to find out why his life was so much better. Upon realizing that he was just wallowing in self-pity, The Big 'M' reformed and created his world's version of the X-Men from his Brotherhood remnants.
Implosion

### relatives

Layne Cosloff (father deceased) Lana Cosloff (mother deceased) Deborah Cosloff (deceased)

### eyes

blue (black as implosion/ dark red as hellfire)

### origin

After the incursion, Hellfire became Implosion

## As Hellfire

On Dark Earth, there is another David Cosloff but totally opposite. David's nickname is called hellfire. He is part of the reversed alpha clan. He teleported to Earth. Hellfire's mission is to destroy Earth with his universe.

Hellfire yelled out True Alpha's name. True Alpha came and he wanted to know who Hellfire is. Hellfire explained to his doppelganger that he is him from another universe. They fought each other. Hellfire successfully won because True Alpha was weakened by The Phantom.

Hellfire decided to join forces with Dark lightning (Seth Ashton's doppelganger). They wanted to beat True Alpha and Lightning wolf so the Incursion will be a success but it didn't. Hellfire and Dark Lightning both went to the dark matter.

## As Implosion

Almost a decade later after the incursion, In the dark matter, both Hellfire and Dark lightning merged and they became Implosion. Implosion is almost like zoom and Reverse flash in the Flash comics. He has a black and blue costume. The mask is a part of his face. The energy is now blue not dark red anymore. He is faster and stronger, he gathered The Destroyers to beat The protectors. He murdered Kimberly and captured Ashley. True Alpha and Implosion battled and Seth gave him the serum that could weaken him and True Alpha killed his doppelganger.
Illusion Casting

Sometimes called "illusion projection", Illusion Casting is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to create illusions in reality with no visual boundaries. These illusions can be generated from the user's mind or from the victim's. These illusions can affect more than just sight, they can resemble touch, smell taste and hearing.
Hostility

**Hostility** is seen as form of emotionally charged angry behavior. In everyday speech it is more commonly used as a synonym for anger and aggression.

It appears in several psychological theories. For instance it is a facet of neuroticism in the NEO PI, and forms part of personal construct psychology, developed by George Kelly.

## Kelly's Model

In psychological terms, Kelly considered hostility as the attempt to extort validating evidence to confirm types of social prediction, constructs, that have failed. .[*citation needed*] Instead of reconstruing their constructs to meet disconfirmations with better predictions, the hostile person attempts to force or coerce the world to fit their view, even if this is a forlorn hope, and even if it entails emotional expenditure and/or harm to self or others. In this sense hostility is a form of psychological extortion - an attempt to force reality to produce the desired feedback, even by acting out in bullying by individuals and groups in various social contexts, in order that preconceptions become ever more widely validated. In this sense, hostility is an alternative response to cognitive dissonance .[*citation needed*]

While challenging reality can be a useful part of life, and persistence in the face of failure can be a valuable trait (for instance in invention or discovery[*citation needed*]), in the case of hostility it is argued that evidence is not being accurately assessed when the decision is made to repeat the same approach .[*citation needed*] Instead it is claimed that hostility shows evidence of suppression or denial, and is "deleted" from awareness - unfavorable evidence which might suggest that a prior belief is flawed is to various degrees ignored and willfully avoided[*citation needed*]
Flight

Sometimes called "levitation", Flight is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to resist the pull of a planet's gravity and navigate through the sky unaided by technology.

Some characters possess this ability naturally, either as a function of their race, or because of some genetic abnormality, such as in the case of . Characters that use , , or are not categorized here.
Chaotic

### relatives

Will Cassidy (father) Lydia Johnson (mother) Kevin Johnson (cousin) Larry Johnson (cousin) Collin Johnson (cousin)

## Background

Ozzy Cassidy was born in the 1980s. Both the mother and father were both lunatics and they were both sent to a mental hospital. Ozzy grew up with his adoptive family. Years later he became a serial killer.

## Becoming Chaotic

One day, Ozzy was electrocuted by lightning, this type of lightning was very rare it was actually purple lightning. Ozzy was in a coma for a year. After that he turned out different he had super powers and he had a lot of wizard powers. He became another reversed alpha and he called himself Chaotic. He was on a rampage. He killed a lot of people. He killed 30 people.
Black Mamba (Earth 1610)

## History

Black Mamba appears in the Ultimate Universe as a member of the Serpent Squad, a group of female mercenaries. After having the Serpent Crown stolen from them, they battle the Fantastic Four. Black Mamba was knocked out of the fight by the Thing early on, and was taken into custody. After the Thing called the Serpent Squad "freaks" in passing, Black Mamba retaliated in anger by saying he would die alone because he is so sickening. Black Mamba's Ultimate design closely resembles her Earth-616 design, but it is unknown if she commands the darkforce in this alternate universe. Oddly enough, her real name seems to have been changed to "Janis."
Earth 17

## History

In this reality the mutant hunting Sentinels (which look radically different than their Earth-616 counterparts) have eliminated most of the worlds super-beings, those they didn't destroy were placed in camps. Both the Exiles and Weapon X were brought to this world. The Exiles were supposed to free David Richards, the son of Rachel Summers and Franklin Richards of this reality, as he was destined to raise a revolt against the Sentinels and free all the enslaved super-beings. However, Weapon X's mission was to kill the boy once free, as he was destined to become a mad tyrant and enslave the entire planet when he grew up. After the two groups battled, Sabertooth decided to stay behind and raise the boy properly so that that future would never come to pass.

At some point, after Blink had completed enough missions within the Exiles she was "sent home", but instead since the Age of the Apocalypse no longer existed (at that time, it's since been restored to existence) was sent to this reality where she assisted Sabertooth in raising a group of young mutants in destroying the rest of the Sentinels.

Time had passed faster than other realities, and David had grown older, however he had become insane and used Blink's body to savagely murder the remaining humans who were in charge of the Sentinels. Eventually, Blink and Sabertooth had to kill the boy, which also turned Sabertooth's former charges against their teacher. Not long after that, Blink was returned to the Exiles team.

The group returned to this reality, and 20 years had passed since their first visit. The Timebroker (controlled by the evil Hyperion) attempted to trick Mimic and Sabertooth into fighting each other to the death. When this plot didn't work the Exiles and Sabertooth were removed from this reality.
Discern Motivation

Sometimes called "Extra-dimensional Sense" or "Divine Knowledge", Discern Motivation is the ability to understand or determine the motivation behind a character's actions even if the character doesn't know themselves. Certain characters understand motivations completely and others can only understand certain aspects like reasons for vengeance, dangers, mercy or other achievable senses.
Desiree Wolfe Earth 40

"I love to be a hero's wife"

## She-Wolf

### relatives

James Bullock (father) Morgan Bullock (mother) Lori Wolfe Smith (granddaughter) Ashley Smith Cosloff (distant relative) Leslie Smith (distant relative) Mark Smith (distant relative)

### powers

Superhuman strength, Superhuman speed, Superhuman stamina, decelerated aging

### Education

Boulder High school Oral Roberts University

## History

### Birth

On May 24th 1920, A happily married couple named James and Morgan Bullock. Morgan was giving birth to their newborn baby. Morgan pushed out the new baby girl. They called her Desiree.

### Being a house lady

When Desiree was a teenager in the later 30s, Desiree was cleaning the house an doing other chores and she got paid for it. Desiree wanted to be a nurse. She had to go to college first. She had been doing chores and she got $500 dollars during the year.

### Falling in love with Damion

During the high school years, Desiree hung out with her high school friends. She had a big crush on Damion Wolfe. Desiree was really attracted to him. She was kind of shy but she pushed herself to get to know him. They had been friends for quite awhile.

### The romance

They started dating for a year. They always go to these classic places. They loved dating each other and get to know each other. Desiree never knew about Damion's secret. She is always curious about it.

### Being saved by True Alpha

During the events with peacock, Desiree got attacked by peacock but a man with a long coat and a hat who has super powers saved her life. He is called the true alpha. Desiree was very grateful of that man saving her life.

### secret revealed

1 month after the events with Peacock, Damion came to her place, Damion had a box, Desiree was wondering what it is in it? Damion need to tell her the truth. Damion opened the box with his costume. Damion said, "I am the True Alpha". Desiree was very shocked, she had to sit down. Desiree was learning about it successfully. Desiree still loves Damion.
Earth 32

## History

The setting of Dynamite Entertainment's *Army of Darkness* comics, and the native reality of Ashley J. Williams. After *The Death of Ash* storyline, Ash ascended to the gates of Heaven, but before he could pass through them he was attacked by an undead Sentry, and sent plummeting down to Earth-2149.
Electromagnetism

Sometimes called "Magnetism" or confused with "Magnetic Manipulation", Electromagnetism is the ability to manipulate electrically charged particles. Characters with this ability can attract or repel objects, create or manipulate magnetic poles and create or manipulate electrical currents. Certain characters with this power use their own bodies as magnetic poles whereas others will charge an object with a polarity to all it to attract to their bodies
Hypnosis

Sometimes confused with "Mind Control", Hypnosis is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to force a victim into a trance-like state which can include a number of effects including sleep and/or suggestive states.

Some supposed hypnotic indicators and subjective changes can be achieved without relaxation or a lengthy induction by means of simple suggestion or waking hypnosis, a fact that increases the controversy and misunderstandings around hypnosis and the hypnotic state. Hypnosis functions primarily as a learned skill, but some characters may also possess this ability as a power.
Deflection

Sometimes called "Reflection" or "Repelling", Deflection is the ability to repel approaching objects or energy either away from their body or back to it's original source. This power was also produced artificially and was first implemented in 1940 when inventor Jim Barr created his cone-shaped Gravity Regulator Helmet.
Divine Grace

Sometimes called "Divine Empowerment" or "Probability Manipulation", Divine Grace is the inactive ability to contain a certain amount of finesse and elegance pervading all of their actions. Usually the power derives from a divine source, depending on the character. These gifts allow these characters to judge a situation in an unbiased manner, dodge bullets and other projectiles without the appearance of significant effort. One who has divine grace might be said to have the luck of the gods on their side.
Earth 27

## History

Doctor Doom brought an end to hunger and disease during the late 20th century, so the world followed his leadership from then on. Everyone who resented and eventually thought of revolt were killed or happened to dissappear. Some were even recruited into the Four Fantastics.

The Exiles show up and half of them help to liberate the planet alongside Reed Richards so that Doom wouldn't eventually conquer the Multiverse. Richards eventually decide to destroy this reality's Earth in order to stop Doom.

## Residents

(Baxter Building, Fantastic Four (Hulk, Victor von Doom, Johnny & Sue Storm), Ben Grimms, Grimms, [Marx Sisters], Mole Man, She-Hulk, Gwen Stacy, Subterranea)
Lourdes Bernal

**Lourdes Bernal**, llamada comúnmente como **La Nena**, es una de las dos hijas del doctor Froilán Ponce, producto de una muy breve relación con la prostituta Blanca. Es criada solamente por su madre, ya que Ponce las abandona, y es por eso que Lourdes viaja a La Cruz solamente para matarlo. Estando en el pueblo, se queda viviendo en el prostíbulo *El Búho* debido a que la dueña, Messina Cortese, era amiga de su madre, y con el tiempo forman una fuerte relación. También conoce a Lautaro Costa, hijo del intendente, de quien se enamora y con quien termina teniendo un noviazgo de amor profundo.
Characters from Old timeline

## Heroes

David Cosloff

Seth Ashton

The Elder

Jason Young

Sorcerer

Telepathic

Winter Agent

White Cheetah

The Absorbent

The Demon Hunter

Professor Light

## allies

Kimberly Grayson

Brooke Grayson

Collin McClendon

Haley VanAmburg

Layne Cosloff

Lana Cosloff

Deborah Cosloff

Ashley Smith

Lori Smith

Zack Smith

Lisa Grayson

Craig Grayson

Betty Oswald

Parker Oswald

Janine Jenkins

Clark Jackson

Shawn Leonard

Shelby Lavergne

Rachel Long

Elena Polo

Teresa Polo

Emily Clarkson

Maria Clarkson

## Villains

Dark Wolf

The Brute

Elemental

Lightning Demon

The Phantom

Hellfire

Dark Alpha
Annoyance

**Annoyance** is an unpleasant mental state that is characterized by such effects as irritation and distraction from one's conscious thinking. It can lead to emotions such as frustration and anger. The property of being easily annoyed is called irritability.

## Psychology

Various reasons exist for why one finds particular stimuli annoying. Measurement of annoyance is highly subjective. As an attempt at measurement, psychological studies on annoyance often rely on their subjects' own ratings of levels of annoyance on a scale. Any kind of stimuli can cause annoyance, such as getting poked in the side or listening to a song repeatedly. Many stimuli that one is at first neutral to, or even finds pleasant, can turn into annoyances from repeated continued exposure. One can often encounter this phenomenon with such media as popular music, memes, commercials, and advertising jingles, which by their very nature are continually repeated over a period of weeks or months.

A study published in the *International Journal of Conflict Management* found that one's response to an annoyance, at least when the perceived cause is another person, escalate to more extreme levels as they go unresolved.[1] It also found that one was more likely to blame the party who was causing the annoyance in the study, rather than one's self, for the annoyance as it escalated.

Psychological warfare can involve creating annoyances to distract and wear down the resistance of the target. For example, in 1993, the FBI played music "specifically selected for its irritation ability" on loudspeakers outside the Branch Davidian church in Waco, Texas in an attempt to bring about the surrender of David Koresh and his followers.[2]
Chlorokinesis

Sometimes called "plant control", Chlorokinesis is the ability to tap into the power of plant life directly. Beings tied to the nature of nature are members of the *Parliament of Trees*. Characters with this power can commune with plant life to a variety of effects such as controlling its growth or form. They can command plants to do their bidding such as ensnaring opponents or producing poisonous thorn bushes.
Earth 5

## History

Very little is known about Earth-172. It is a reality similar to other realities such as Earth-616, especially in terms of its mutant population.

It is the home reality of the version of Wolverine who was a founding member of the reality jumping Weapon X team. He was killed on one of their early missions and kept in the stasis wall of the Panoptichron. Long after Weapon X was liquidated the Exiles, Weapon X's sister group, took over the Panoptichron and returned all the dead bodies back to their native realities. Wolverine's corpse was returned to Japan on Earth-172 where he was given a funeral by Mariko Yashida and the Silver Samurai.
Horror

The distinction between **horror** and **terror** is a standard literary and psychological concept applied especially to Gothic literature and film.[1] **Terror** is usually described as the feeling of dread and anticipation that *precedes*the horrifying experience. By contrast, **horror** is the feeling of revulsion that usually occurs *after* something frightening is seen, heard, or otherwise experienced. It is the feeling one gets after coming to an awful realization or experiencing a deeply unpleasant occurrence. In other words, horror is more related to being shocked or scared (being horrified), while terror is more related to being anxious or fearful.[2] Horror has also been defined as a combination of terror and revulsion.[3]

The distinction between terror and horror was first characterized by the Gothic writer Ann Radcliffe (1764–1823). Terror is characterized by "obscurity" or indeterminacy in its treatment of potentially horrible events; it is this indeterminacy which leads to the sublime. She says in the essay that it "expands the soul and awakens the faculties to a high degree of life". Horror, in contrast, "freezes and nearly annihilates them" with its unambiguous displays of atrocity. She goes on: "I apprehend that neither Shakespeare nor Milton by their fictions, nor Mr Burke by his reasoning, anywhere looked to positive horror as a source of the sublime, though they all agree that terror is a very high one; and where lies the great difference between horror and terror, but in uncertainty and obscurity, that accompany the first, respecting the dreader evil."[4]

According to Devendra Varma in *The Gothic Flame* (1966):

Horror is also a genre of film and fiction that relies on horrifying images or situations to tell stories and prompt reactions in their audiences. In these films the moment of horrifying revelation is usually preceded by a terrifying build up, often using the medium of scary music.[5]

In his non-fiction book *Danse Macabre*, Stephen King elaborated on the themes of terror and horror, also adding a third element which he referred to as "revulsion". He describes terror as "the finest element" of the three, and the one he strives hardest to maintain in his own writing. Citing many examples, he defines "terror" as the suspenseful moment in horror before the actual monster is revealed. "Horror," King writes, is that moment at which one sees the creature/aberration that causes the terror or suspense, a "shock value". King finally compares "revulsion" with the gag-reflex, a bottom-level, cheap gimmick which he admits he often resorts to in his own fiction if necessary, confessing:
Emily Clarkson

### relatives

Brad Clarkson (father), Katie Kozner, Clarkson (mother) Maria Clarkson (twin sister) Brian Clarkson (brother) Janine Jenkins (sister in law) Cassandra Clarkson (niece) Brain Clarkson Jr. (Nephew) Daniel Cosloff (nephew in law) David Cosloff (best friend/family in law) Ashley Smith Cosloff (best friend/family in law)
Characters from Earth 616

## Superheroes

Spider-Man (Peter Parker)

Iron Man (Anthony Stark)

Captain America (Steve Rogers)

Falcon (Samuel Wilson)

Hulk (Robert Bruce Banner)

She Hulk (Jennifer Walters)

Stephen Strange

Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers)

Daredevil (Matthew Murdock)

Punisher (Franklin Castle)

The Thing (Ben Grimm)

Mr. Fantastic (Reed Richards)

Invisible Woman (Susan Storm)

Human Torch (Johnny Storm)

Phoenix (Jean Grey)

Cyclops (Scott Summers)

Wolverine (Logan Howlett)

Black Widow (Natasha Romanov)

Thor

Hawkeye (Clinton Barton)

Professor X (Charles Xavier)

Psylocke (Elizabeth Braddock)

Ant-Man (Scott Lang)

Luke Cage

Iron Fist (Danny Rand)

Jessica Jones

Scarlett Witch (Wanda Maximoff)

Quicksilver (Pietro Maximoff)

War machine (James Rhodes)

Deadpool (Wade Wilson)

Silk (Cindy Moon)

Iceman (Robert Drake)

Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew)

Peter Quill

Colossus (Piotr Rasputin)

Elektra Natchios

Vision

Wonder Man (Simon Williams)

Shadow Cat (Katherine Pryde)

beast (Henry McCoy)

A-Bomb (Richard Jones)

Doc. Leonard Samson

Skaar

Black Panther

Wasp (Janet Van Dyne)

Black Cat (Felicia Hardy)

Jarella

Tigra (Greer Grant)

Madame Webb (Julia Carpenter)

Red She Hulk (Betty Ross)

Primal (Adam Berman)

Nova

Ghost Rider (Robert Reyes)

Ghost Rider (Johnny Blaze)

## Humans

Mary Jane Watson

Elizabeth Allen

Elizabeth Brant

J.Jonah Jameson

Gwen Stacy

George Stacy

Ned Leeds

Peggy Carter

Maria Hill

Karen Page

Foggy Nelson

Marlo Chandler

Flash Thompson

Abigail Brand

Agent Elder

Agent K

## Villains

Mach X (Abner Jenkins)

Green Goblin (Harry Osborn)

Mephisto

Venom (Eddie Brock)

Doctor Octopus

Ultron (Hank Pym)

Vulture (Adrian Toomes)

Aero

Afterlife

Agent 13

Agent 17

Agent 22

Agent 5

Agent 9

Agent Axis

Agent Baker

Agent Copernicus

Agent Crimson

Agent Crock

Lord Maximus

Queen Medusa

Agon

Rynda

Black Bolt

Speed Demon

Ahura

Gorgon

Magister Karnak

Triton

RingMaster
Earth 28

## History

The universe of Characters such as Prime, the Exiles, and Ultra-Force (originally under Malibu comics). Later crossed over with the Marvel Universe (when Marvel bought out the start-up, spin-off Ultraverse company) and briefly served as a backdrop for characters such as the Black Knight and Juggernaut. Pretty much never seen again after they returned to Earth-616.

Home of most Malibu Comics' Ultraverse characters (including Prime, Hardcase, and others) centered around an Alderson disk concept known as the Godwheel.
Danielle Moonstar (Earth 1610)

## History

Snowbird was among the members of Alpha Flight sent to capture Northstar. While fighting the X-Men, she was able to overpower Storm.

Whilst at Department H, Snowbird was defeated by a Banshee powered Angel.

Snowbird's activities during and following the Ultimatum event remain unknown.

She teamed up with True Alpha.
Earth 1

Earth 1 is the home of the True Alpha Universe. this earth is part of the marvel universe.

## History

**Earth-One** was the designation for an Earth, and the Universe it inhabited, that existed prior to the Crisis wars. This Earth is the universe of True Alpha.

Earth-One itself was populated by various individuals who resembled those of its primary counterpart, . Some were direct parallels to their predecessors (True Alpha on Earth 1 and True Alpha on Earth 2), some less so (Sorcerer on Earth 1 and Sorcerer on Earth 2 ). The two Earths were closely linked in terms of parallel development, although Earth-Two individuals usually predated their Earth-One counterparts by a few decades.

The primary superheroes were limited to the western heroes of the eighteen hundreds and few others, until True Alpha was born and ushered in a new age of heroes. On this Earth, True Alpha had a career as Kid Alpha and teamed with the Alpha Team in the 21st century.

From the perspective of the Earth-One Universe, the first travel to another parallel universe occurred when the time portal was created, accidentally changed the ways of time travel to match that of Earth-Two, All of the true alphas who can have super speed can time travel.

### Forgotten catastrophes

In the mid-20th century, Earth-One suffered several catastrophic events (while narrowly avoiding many more catastrophes), events which had no close parallels on "nearby" universes. Most or all of these were never mentioned again, in any subsequent story. These included:

* In mid-June 1940, the rocket ship failure
* In 1958, , sufficiently deep to enable operation of a miniature submarine, by embittered ex-scientist Victor Vonstein, using the city's own water supply

### Future history

During the crisis wars, Earth-One was destroyed. The that emerged after the Big Bang possessed elements of Earth-One's history, along with elements similar to that of Earth-Two, Earth Three, Earth four, and Earth five . However, the events of Infinity restored it to the Multiverse.

In the far future, criminals who had been found guilty of particularly heinous crimes were sentenced to be sent to the Earth of the 51st century, which was, during that period of history, a desolated planet. On one such occasion, a thief known as Quad was sent into this dystopian future via a golden time-capsule. However, after an accident occurred, he was sent into the past instead, where, during the mid-twentieth century, the 11th True Alpha foiled his robberies and sent him back to his future time period in order to be sentenced for his crimes.
Adhesion

Sometimes called "Wall-Crawling", this ability causes the character's skin or properties to tend to cling to surfaces. This can be from anything like suction cups to spider-like hairs with chemical coating. Occasionally, through molecular reconstruction, a character can force molecules together and "stick" one to another.

Normally, this ability is seen to allow characters to climb surfaces that normal humans would never be able to climb such as sheer glass surfaces at a 90 degree angle. These characters assume the gravity of their position and allow their bodies or body parts to stick to any surface.
Hydrokinesis

Sometimes called "water manipulation", Hydrokinesis is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to control bodies of water in a large number of ways. Users of this ability can create water, control ambient water, remove water molecules from the air, freeze water and/or use water as a slicing tool.

Other uses of Hydrokinesis include magical applications and construct creation.
Earth 21

## History

Earth-9591 was a world similar to, but vastly different from the Earth-616 universe and Earth 1. This world was the product of writer Warren Ellis, envisioned by him as a parody.

Here, Ben Grimm didn't accompany Reed Richards on his test flight (although Victor von Doom did), and the entire crew perished. In this world, most mutants had horrible side-effects to their powers, and the would-be members of the X-Men are held in a Texan prison by President X "for their own good", where they are disfigured to control their powers. Peter Parker's spider-bite caused him to develop a highly deadly and infectious rash that mutated his entire body into a grotesque form. Instead of becoming the Hulk in the G-bomb explosion, Bruce Banner became a green mass of pulsating tumours. The Avengers led a rebellion for California's secession, only to die in the process. Mar-Vell's cancer was the result of nuclear warheads launched at his Kree fleet, the survivors of which were imprisoned in a concentration camp at an abandoned nuclear facility where they developed cancer. The Silver Surfer's corpse was found in deep space; it was believed that he went insane and tore open his chest in an attempt to know what it felt like to breathe air again, only to die of shock and bleed the power cosmic. The accident that blinded Matthew Murdock killed him instead. Galactus mysteriously perished near Mars and was believed to be a dead God. Nick Fury is a cannibalistic secret agent with psychotic tendencies. Johnny Blazewas a motorcycle daredevil in a travelling freak show in a desert who doused his head in gasoline and set it alight; Blaze continued to scream as he rode off into the desert, eventually dying in the attempt. Phil Sheldon sought out to find out what event caused the world to go terribly wrong. When beginning to write the book "Marvels" he succumbed to the same virus which overwhelmed Peter Parker, killing him.
Earth 15104

## History

Divergent timeline after the mutant impersonating Magneto destroyed most of New York, and Jean Grey was killed in the process. Scott Summers retired, leaving the Xavier institute in Beast's hands. Unfortunately, Beast turned to the performance-enhancing drug Hypercortisone D (street named "Kick"). The drug was later revealed to be the aerosol form of the sentient bacteria Sublime. With McCoy under its control, Sublime set out to destroy not only humanity and mutantkind, but all the new species that rose in the following one hundred and fifty years.

## Residents

X-Men, Wolverine, Cassandra Nova, E.V.A., Three-In-One, Beak, No-Girl Tom Skylark, Rover, Beast, Phoenix, Apollyon the Destroyer, Crawlers, Termids, Proud People