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Bernard Lewis

**Bernard Lewis** is a minor character in Season 1 of ***Black Lightning***.

## Throughout the Series

During one day in Garfield High School, Bernard used the new street drug Green Light; becoming irate, he displayed abnormal rage in the boys' restroom. When Jefferson Pierce attempted to calm him down, Bernard managed to tear a urinal from the wall and thrown it to Pierce before attacking him physically, receiving a pulse of electricity that subdued him.

## Relationships

### Family

* Father
* Mother

### Allies

* Garfield High School
	+ Jefferson Pierce
The Prayer

**The Prayer** is an antagonist first mentioned in the novel *The Dangerous Days of Daniel X*.

## Appearance

Simply put, The Prayer is described as a 6.5 foot tall "praying mantis." As an alien, it has a long purple colored body, an almost shrunken head, large, liquid black eyes, and an added touch of long, stringy red dreadlocks.

It is mentioned in the novel *The Dangerous Days of Daniel X* that The Prayer may or may not have the ability to shape-shift, and the form he had taken twelve years prior to the novel may not have been his true visage.

## Legacy

The Prayer is number one on The List. 12 years before the series began he killed Daniel X's parents.

### Murder of Daniel's Parents

Twelve years prior to the first novel, Daniel was 3 years old. While playing in the basement, he hears explosions in the level above, and a voice demanding something called "The List" from his parents. The Prayer fires a few rounds into his parents with what Daniel recognized as a 24/24 Opus Magnum, and searches the lower level of the house for Daniel, intent on obtaining The List. Daniel first discovers the full extent of his powers that day, and The Prayer, in anger, never did find The List. After finishing off Daniel's parents, he sets the house aflame.

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Note: The Prayer is actually assumed to be a god by Daniel's parents and was the one who gave them the list for his entertaiment. When they refused to go after number 2, he demanded the list back. But we do not know if daniel kills the prayer
CSM

The **Coalition to Stop the Madness**, known more commonly as the **CSM**, was an organization founded by Dr. Valencia Martinez and other scientists to raise awareness of global warming, pollution, and other threats to the environment.

## History

### Between *The Final Warning* and *MAX*

After the Flock's "working vacation" in Antarctica during the events of the fourth book, Dr. Martinez and a group of scientists banded together and formed the CSM with the intention of raising environmental awareness. As of the beginning of *MAX*, over a thousand people, including teachers, senators, and regular citizens, had joined the CSM.

One of the members—a teacher—came up with the idea of spreading their mention by having the Flock perform in a traveling airshow. These shows, which took place in polluted cities such as Los Angeles, Sao Paulo, Moscow, and Beijing, attracted international attention and were a chance for the CSM to distribute educational cards and flyers about pollution. The shows quickly became extremely popular.

### *MAX*

The Flock performed a CSM airshow in California, but it was interrupted by a sniper, Devin. Although no one was seriously hurt, Devin managed to hit the tip of Total's tail. A few days after the show, a distant friend of a member of the CSM volunteered the Flock for an interview with Steve Blackman.

After some argument, the Flock agreed to do another airshow, this time in Mexico City and attended by 114,000 people. Brigid Dwyer was overseeing it and the CSM provided uniformed security guards for safety. However, when Brigid began a speech, the show was attacked by cyborg ninjas. The Flock fought them off and it was agreed that the shows would stop to keep the Flock safe.

The CSM arranged five safe houses for the Flock, including four decoys. The Flock was sent to meet Dr. Martinez, Ella, and Jeb. Dr. Martinez and Ella were also working for the CSM by stuffing envelopes and phoning people. After another attack, the CSM moved the Flock to a safe house in the Yucatan.

It turned out that the cyborgs were sent by Mr. Chu, who later held Dr. Martinez hostage. He wanted to silence the Flock and stop the CSM's activities, which brought attention to ocean pollution and therefore to his company's shady activities. The Flock and the CSM worked with the military to rescue Dr. Martinez.

### *FANG*

The CSM was working on a humanitarian relief mission in Chad; the Flock was asked to visit in order to publicize the effort. CSM cargo planes were supposed to escort them to the refugee camp. While there, they helped unpack medical supplies, distribute food, and set up medical exam stations where vaccinations were given out.

The CSM rebuilt the Flock's house in Colorado as a thank-you for their work in Antarctica and Hawaii. Jeb mentioned that Dr. Martinez was collecting a team for another CSM mission. It was also mentioned that the Flock still had money left that they earned from their air shows.

## Known Members

* Dr. Brigid Dwyer
* Dr. John Abate
* Dr. Valencia Martinez
* Patrick Rooney III, the Flock's CSM contact in the refugee camp in Chad
* Roger, a nurse in the refugee camp
Jordan Calloway

**Jordan Calloway** is an American actor and producer. He is best known for *Riverdale.*

## Biography

Jordan was on October 18, 1990 in Los Angeles, CA. He is the son of Joseph W. Calloway and Tony L. Calloway. Jordan has been very secretive about his early days and his childhood.  He has not mentioned in any interviews about how he passed his early days in his life. Despite of that, it is known that his father Joseph W. Calloway has always been his figure of inspiration and support. After gaining educational qualification from Azusa Pacific University and after having decided that was all the years of schooling he wanted, Jordan got an enthusiastic support from his father to pursue his career into the acting field.

## Trivia

* He recurs on another CW show called *Riverdale.*

## See Also

* Twitter
* Instagram
* IMDb
Chuck

**Chuck** is a Doomsday Group member who makes his only appearances in *Maximum Ride Forever*.

## History

Chuck is first introduced after he almost steps on Fang, who is lying wounded from a bird attack in a dry creek bed. Renny congratulates Chuck on finding him, and Chuck remarks that scavengers must have found Fang too tough to eat. Fang laughs, wondering if he would be executed by kids; Chuck then demands to know what he's laughing about, and threatens to cut out his tongue. When Fang unfurls his wings, the awestruck Chuck believes him to be a Horseman and calls Renny an idiot. Fang claims that he's fought survivors, and Chuck asks if he cut off their heads, since they supposedly won't die unless decapitated. Chuck then recites a Doomsday Group pledge, causing Fang to stare at them. Renny soon says that he hopes the Remedy will turn his gang into Horsemen one day, and that all they have to do to undergo the transformation is kill 50 apocalypse survivors; Chuck has already killed twenty-two, although Fang suspects that this is an exaggeration. The kid then says that he'd do anything the Remedy asked him to do, leading to Renny asking Fang to teach them how to be elite soldiers.

After Fang gives his first lesson—"Murdering people to purify the population isn't evolution. That's genocide."—Chuck squints, trying to make sense of it. When Fang snap-kicks Renny after giving his second lesson—"If you like to pick on the weak, you should remember that there's always someone stronger than you."—Chuck flips out his gun, saying that weapons make them strong, and opens fire. Before any of the bullets can hit Fang, however, Star rushes onto the scene and kicks Renny in the gut and Chuck in the face. Fang then leads the kids onto a rock outcropping, summarizes the lessons, and throws their guns over a canyon. Chuck cries out, asking how they're supposed to survive without guns, to which Fang does little more than advise them not to eat purple flowers and says that survival of the fittest is the real definition of evolution. With class now dismissed, he jumps off the canyon and leaves Chuck and Renny behind, and they are never seen again.

## Appearance

Chuck is described as being stocky, chubby, and in his pre-teen or early teen years.
Anne Walker

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**Anne Walker** was a minor character that first appeared in *School's Out - Forever* and temporarily took care of the Flock. She claimed to be an FBI agent, which was also confirmed by Angel. However, it was also revealed that she was Jeb Batchelder's boss.

## History

### *School's Out - Forever*

While Fang was at the hospital, she appeared along with the FBI and met the Flock in person. The next day, she took them to her house, where they stayed for several weeks. However, the Flock was forced to leave after they learned she was in league with the School.

### *Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports*

She later appeared briefly with Jeb Batchelder at the School and tried to convince the Flock that none of their adventures were real. It is unknown what happened to her afterwards.

## Appearance

Anne was described as being blonde and pretty. During their time at the hospital, Max also said that her sympathy was setting her teeth on edge.

## Personality

Max said she had the professional "polish and attitude" of a news anchor.

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## Trivia

* When she first appeared, she stated she was the head of the FBI. Angel later confirmed that she does work for the FBI. However, when later revealed to be Jeb's boss, the question of whether Anne really works for FBI or Itexicon was raised.
* She wasn't a very good cook.
	+ She was said to have regularly eaten frozen and pre-made foods.
	+ She first attempted actual cooking from scratch with the arrival of the Flock in her home.
Avian-human hybrid

**Avian-human hybrids** are part of the 54th mutant generation of recombinant-DNA beings created by the School.

## History

### Before *The Angel Experiment*

The Flock was created in the School as a genetic experiment.

### *The Angel Experiment*

A few avian-human hybrids were released from the Institute for Higher Living in *The Angel Experiment* (such as Bird-Girl).

### *The Final Warning*

Total, the Flock's dog, began to develop wings.

## Appearance

All avian-human hybrids have six limbs, tend to weigh a bit less than a hundred pounds, need between 3000 - 4000 calories a day, have air sacs in addition to lungs, and some other qualities of birds. In addition, they also have their own directional senses/navigation skills, raptor vision, acute hearing, and other advanced senses.

In *School's Out - Forever*, Max said that the Flock—like birds—have nuclei in their red blood cells.

Harry and his flock are a variation of avian-human hybrid, being more birdlike and having feathers covering their bodies.

## Abilities

It is possible for a "bird kid", as they are sometimes called, to mutate on his/her own after a few years, as pointed out by Jeb Batchelder in *The Final Warning*. This was proven true in the Flock's case, as all six original members developed at least one rare or super-human ability at some point in the series.
Vlad

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Vlad is a vampire (vampire sapien) in London that encountered Daniel while he decided to rest before attacking Beta.

## Appearance

He has been described to be rather neat looking, ith combed blonde hair and eyes with no pupils. His species are called Vampire sapiens which have commonly been mistaken in folklore as vampires.

## Abilities

He has had the ability to tract and retract two canine fangs from inside his mouth and he can transform into a bat which is two times the normal size and attack.

## Death

Though vampires do live forever in legend it has also stated that most of human folklore ways of vampire hunting are not affective so this might mean vampires do not age but can be killed. Daniel did this when he turned nto a giant hawk, and just as he was threatening Daniel's friends Daniel ate him.
DNA immortalis

***DNA immortalis*** is the scientific name for Fang's DNA. The name was first revealed by Jeb Batchelder in *Maximum Ride Forever*.

## Appearance

When Max saw it for the first time, it was in the form of clear liquid in test tubes. Floating in the liquid was a substance that looked like cotton balls.

## Trivia

* Horsemen were created using *DNA immortalis*.
Angela

**Angela** is a human-fish mutant that makes a brief appearance in *Maximum Ride Forever*. However, she is not seen in any other books.

## History

### Before *Maximum Ride Forever*

When Nino Pierpont first brought the Flock to Paradise, she and Nudge swam at a waterfall along with some of the other mutants.

### *Maximum Ride Forever*

Shortly before Rizal officially takes Max, Nudge, and Total as hostages, Nudge recognizes Angela and waves to her; however, she doesn't wave back.
Tia Cita

Cita is the aunt of Ella Martinez. Her relationship to Valencia Martinez is unknown.

## History

During *MAX*, after Dr. Martinez was kidnapped from an airport, Ella was said to be staying at her aunt's house, though her aunt's name was not given.

In *ANGEL*, after Dr. Martinez and Jeb go missing and the Flock breaks Ella free of her brainwashing, Max suggests that they send her to stay with her aunt, Tia Cita. Ella refuses and wants to go with them instead.
Beth

**Beth** was a higher-ranking officer of the Doomsday Group. She advertised the One Light, was a main speaker at their rallies, and was in charge of making everybody enthusiastic about the "planet cleanse."

## History

Beth first appeared on television during an interview with Sofia Tabernilla, a news reporter. Tabernilla said to the camera that she was currently at the scene with one of the group's "key organizers", then she asked the girl about the Doomsday Group's message and goals. When the microphone was held out to her, Beth said that their collective goal was to introduce everyone to the One Light—calling it "an invitation for change"—then take control of the world. Tabernilla, now under the hypnosis, clarified this, and the girl nodded, smiling. Before Fang (who was watching that news channel) could fall under it as well, Star switched the program to *Project Runway*.

Beth appeared later on during the beginning of the Paris rally. She appeared onstage, held up her hands after some people begin to clap, and then thanked everyone for coming. (Fang soon whispered to Maya that she was the girl from the news.) She went on to say that she hoped everyone was there for the rally, and joked that if they were there for a concert by Susie Lee, they were in the wrong place. Beth asked the crowd, "Who are we?" and introduced herself, though she said that her name didn't matter and that what mattered was her belief in the One Light. The One Light, according to her, was hope. After she clapped her hands, a screen displayed various optimistic scenes of people and nature; Beth went on to say afterwards that the One Light taught people responsibility for their own actions and was about love, not hatred...then she showed the next series of images. This time, they illustrated pollution, animal abuse, and suffering humans. Beth asked the crowd if they did this—"No!" they screamed in response—and if it would be enough if the ones who did said sorry—"No!" again. She proclaimed that they need to wipe the slate clean and start over in a new world (a concept referred to as *tabula rasa* in philosophy)—a world in which everything and everyone is healthy and happy.

She asked everyone to join her in a song about the cult; she was last mentioned at the end of the chapter, beaming lovingly.

## Physical Appearance & Personality

Beth was described as being healthy, happy, mature for her age, and pretty.

## Personality

She was also very hypnotic—when people saw her or heard her speak, she seemed to be able to put them into a trance.
Jason

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**Jason** is the name of the Flock's waiter while they ate at the Garden Tavern in New York in *The Angel Experiment*.

## Appearance

Jason is described as being "A short, stocky waiter with slicked-back red hair".

## Suspicions of the Flock

Jason seemed to have his first suspicions when Max admitted that the Flock were ordering without the supervision of parents, and again when the Flock ordered vast quantities of food. Despite her offer to pay first, Jason redirects them to the manager, who refuses to serve them. As they crash the restaurant, Gazzy throws food on him as they ascend above and out of sight.

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Joe Harkins

**Joe Harkins** was a talent agent that Angel, Iggy, Gazzy, Nudge, and Jeb met at a hotel in *FANG*. However, he was not seen in any of the other books.

## History

Shortly after first walking into the bird kids' hotel room, Harkins introduced himself to Dylan and handed him his business card. He then told the partial Flock to head downstairs while he negotiated the contract with Jeb. This caused Angel to intervene, saying that Jeb wouldn't be handling their contract, though Harkins found this difficult to believe. An hour later, however, he left along with the other agents after Angel "persuaded" them into signing the contract papers.

## Appearance

He and the other agents were described as being very tan, as well as being casually yet nicely dressed.
Jenna Marbles

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**Jenna N. Mourey**, more commonly known under her alias **Jenna Marbles**, is an American entertainer and YouTube personality.

On May 7, 2015, it was revealed that she will be the executive producer of Collective Digital Studio's upcoming *Maximum Ride* webseries.

## References

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Mara

File:Mara.png  **Mara** was a recombinant-DNA life-form made by Itexicon in *Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports*. She was half-human, the other half *Panthera pardus* (leopard).

## History

She was introduced in the series when Marian Janssen, the Director of Itexicon headquarters, held a viewing of all the experiments created in their labs.

## Appearance

She was described as having razor-sharp fangs—sharper than an Eraser's—and a long trail of leopard spots going down her spine. She was also wearing a jumpsuit at the time of the viewing. In the sixth manga volume, she was depicted as having long, dark hair.

## Abilities

Mara had amazing cat-like abilities, such as the strength to leap to high extents and cling to walls.

## Trivia

* It is unknown what her fate was when the apocalypse came.
Dr. John Abate

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**Dr. John Abate** is one of Dr. Martinez's colleagues at the CSM.

## In MAX

### The First Fax

In this book, he calls Max to tell her about a fax that came into the CSM office; it confirms that Dr. Martinez didn't just disappear into thin air while at the airport—she was kidnapped.

The origination number of the fax got cut off during transmission, so who sent it is unconfirmed; it also says that Valencia "will be held until the CSM quits its efforts to put pressure on big businesses." This causes Max to first suspect that Mr. Chu was associated with the kidnapping.
### The Second Fax

John also tells Max of a second fax; this one shows Dr. Martinez being held hostage on what is assumed to be a boat.

After this, he says he has to go talk to the FBI, and hangs up shortly.
433 Building

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This building is located at 433 East Thirty-first Street. The Flock originally sought out this place in hope that The Institute for Higher Living was located here, where they could research about themselves and their parenthood.

In the Angel Experiment, after Max, Angel, and the rest of the Flock prayed at Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Max gave serious thought to staying in the church, hiding and sleeping there. Just as she turned to ask Fang, a sharp pain burst in her head and she saw a vision of architectural drawings, blueprints, and subway maps. She also saw an image of the building and its address.

The Flock visited the building soon after, but the receptionist would not answer their questions. When a security guard began to approach, Max quickly led the others outside.

They later accessed the Institute for Higher Living through the sewers.

In the files at the end of *School's Out - Forever*, a letter is included , addressed from "T. Gomy" at the Institute for Higher Living, located on the 24th floor of 433 E. 31st Street.

## Appearance

The building was very tall, about forty-five floors, and had a greenish, old-fashioned facade. There were revolving doors. Inside, the lobby was all polished wood, brass, and big tropical plants. The floor was smooth granite tiles.

## Trivia

* This address (433 East 31st Street, New York, NY 10016) exists in real life and is located in the Manhattan neighborhood of Kips Bay. E 31st Street is located in the middle of a commercial strip mall called Kips Bay Plaza, including locations such as a movie theater and a Staples.
* There is also a 433 E 31st Street in Brooklyn (a street which has mostly apartment buildings).
Jody Houser

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**Jody Houser** is the writer ofMax Ride: Ultimate Flight and Max Ride: Final Flight, the second and third arcs of Marvel's comic adaptation. The first arc  was written by Marguerite Bennett.

She has written *Faith* for Valiant Comics, *Agent May* for Marvel, and *Orphan Black* for IDW, and created the webcomic *Cupcake POW!*
Phoebe Cook

**Phoebe Cook** is a minor protagonist who first appears in the novel *The Dangerous Days of Daniel X*.

## Appearance & Personality

The real Phoebe has red hair and freckles.

## History

### Impersonation

Daniel X first met Phoebe on his first day at Glendale Junior and Senior High School. He took pity on the girl after catching wind of her lonely thoughts, and after spending much of the day with her, asked if she would "like to go out sometime."

Unbeknownst to Daniel, at the time the Phoebe he was interacting with was in actuality Ergent Seth in disguise. This is revealed later in the novel, when she disappeared from her bedroom without a trace.

### Reveal

The next day, after informing Daniel of her family situation, he snuck to her house in the night after his home was compromised. Phoebe offered him her closet, seemingly accepting his lie that his parents had thrown him out.

When Daniel awoke and couldn't find Phoebe anywhere in her house or school, he began to frantically search for her. He eventually found her after hearing her scream in Glendale's football field. There, he learned that the girl he had seemingly "befriended" was really a masquerading Ergent Seth.

### The Real Phoebe

After Seth is defeated on Alpar Nok, the real Phoebe turned out to be imprisoned on his ship. She delivered *The List of Alien Outlaws* to Daniel.

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Dr. Noelani Akana

**Dr. Noelani Akana** is a marine biologist the Flock meets in *MAX*.

## History

After the Flock's submarine arrives at Haleakalā National Park, Captain Joshua Perry tells Max that they are picking up a marine biologist; Dr. John Abate further describes them by saying that they are a colleague who specializes in bony fish.

She is first seen hurrying down the dock, away from a school bus from a school called Fremont Middle School. She gives the group an aloha, and John hugs her, then tells Max that Noelani knows the Hawaiian waters like Max knows junk food. Noelani calls Max "the miracle bird girl", to which Max responds by saying that it's just one name for her. The biologist smiles, tosses a brown duffel bag down the hatch of the submarine, and slides down the rails of the ladder. A moment later, she claps her hands and tells the group their plan: they're going to get close to where the attacks took place, stop at sixty meters deep, then supposedly go on a field trip. Then she heads away to the females' quarters.

Later, Noelani tries to tell Angel that she's only six, but Angel insists that she's seven.

As she and the Flock are swimming, she points out a yellowfin tuna and a turtle. She is also the first one to see Angel swimming underwater with help from her gills.

## Appearance

She is described as being a short, tan woman with long-braided gray hair and bright black eyes, which causes Max to assume that she is native Hawaiian.
The School

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**The School** is the place where the Flock, Erasers, and other various mutants were created. It is located "In Death Valley, eight miles due north from the Badwater Basin."

## Affiliations

It is often associated with Itexicon and whitecoats.

## Similar Facilities

There are several other similar facilities besides the School; several of these secret labs are mentioned near the end of *Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports*.

### The Institute for Higher Living

A more specific example of this type of facility is the Institute for Higher Living; it is located underground, and is also where Angel first met Total.

## Trivia

* Max and the Flock call the School a variety of names (e.g. "a stinking cesspool of evil.").
Tipisco, Arizona

**Tipisco**, Arizona, was where Nudge believed herself to be from after reading some of Jeb Batchelder's documents.

## History

After spotting a sign for the city while flying with Fang, Nudge flew down below to a trailer park, commenting that Tipisco's size made it easy to find the address she was looking for: 4625. Shortly after, they saw a woman come out the door, sit down in a lawn chair, and light a cigarette while drinking soda.

Nudge never got the chance to ask the woman any questions, however, because Erasers soon came, forcing her and Fang to leave the park.
Hawaii

In *MAX*, the Flock was flown to Hawaii via a private jet from Nino Pierpont,the richest person in the world, as part of their mission to rescue Dr. Martinez,in MAX.

They'd arrived at sunset, and Max had said that "it had looked like a movie set, with fake molded plastic islands set into impossibly beautiful blue water." They'd been "immediately greeted by soft, gentle breezes, unusual floral scents, palm trees with actual coconuts on them, and this pit bull of a woman (Lieutenant Morgan) who was about to make [Max] go seriously ballistic."
Witch & Wizard

File:Lg-witchAndWizardPPB3.jpg  ***Witch and Wizard*** is written by James Patterson (with *Gabrielle Charbonnet*) and is the first book of the **Witch & Wizard** series. It is followed by The Gift.

## Plot

EVERYTHING. CHANGES. NOW.

You are holding an urgent and vital narrative that reveals the forbidden truth about our perilous times...

This is the astonishing testimonial of Wisty and Whit Allgood, a sister and brother who were torn from their family in the middle of the night, slammed into prison, and accused of being a witch and a wizard. Thousands of young people have been kidnapped; some have been accused; many others remain missing. Their fate is unknown, and the worst is feared—for the ruling regime will stop at nothing to suppress life and liberty, music and books, art and magic...and the pursuit of being a normal teenager.

It begins...now.
Chad

In *FANG*, the Flock heads to **Chad**, Africa to aid the CSM in giving help (such as medical assistance) to people at a refugee camp.

## Trivia

* According to Roger, a nurse at the refugee camp, Africa has thousands of different dialects; Chad alone has two hundred distinct linguistic groups.
	+ Since France used to own Chad, French is one of the Chad's two official languages (the other being Arabic).
* In the epilogue of *FANG*, one of Fang's unposted blogs reveals that the GDP (gross domestic product) of Chad is 16.1 billion dollars; briefly at the beginning of the post, he compares this to the USA's GDP, which is 14.3 trillion dollars.
Flyboy

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**Flyboys** are basically robot Erasers with wings, with Eraser skin stretched over the metal frame. They were introduced in *Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports*, and were retired after Itexicon was disbanded. Flyboys can also have guns on their arms like Devin, who has a glock 18 attached to his arm. Also, a fly boy looks like this, if it's the little known annoying version. It looks like a cross between a fly and a child.

## Trivia

* In the novels, the name was given to them by Iggy, although in the manga, Ari reveals that the robots were originally called Flyboys.
* The Flock was often extremely annoyed that the Flyboys didn't say anything more imaginative than "I am one of many" or "I will terminate you."
* The Flyboys also have the ability to combat the Flock aerially, and tend to travel in large groups, although Erasers already had this ability.
* Their weakness is a blow to where the bottom of the spine would be, as revealed by Jeb Batchelder. Similarly, the strange ninjas that appear in one book, have a weakness, if hit on the head, their head will split like an orange. Omega, the perfect boy, also had a weakness of not being able to track objects that are moving fast with his eyes. This may be because all things have a weakness somewhere, even the things supposed to be perfect. This might be the authors way of saying nothing is perfect.
* They have to be charged before use, as Max witnessed at the School.
* They often carried guns which were occasionally were welded to their arms.
Tess

**Tess** was a 14-year-old girl that went to the school that the Flock temporarily attended in *School's Out - Forever*.

## History

In their classroom, her seat was eight feet away from Iggy’s, “due northeast.”

When the Flock's school in Virginia was getting on buses for a field trip, she helped Iggy find their class after they changed walking direction without warning. Iggy had lost track of Fang, and Tess guided him in the right direction. After a brief conversation with him, Tess was called away because she was a room leader. However, she promised to find Iggy again later.

## Appearance

She was only described to be as tall as 5' 10".

## Relationships

### Iggy

A passage said Iggy "felt like a blind idiot" when she talked to him on the field trip, and after this meeting he felt like he was "hit by a truck". Later on, in a chapter in Iggy's point of view, he wondered where Tess was going to sit when it was close to his lunch period.

## Trivia

* In the White House gift shop, Max noticed Iggy talking and laughing with a girl who was looking at scarves. This might have been Tess.
Gen77

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**Gen77**, or **Generation77**, is a new generation of kids with genetic enhancements. Most of them are associated with or part of the Doomsday Group, and are previewed at the end of *FANG* (when Max goes through Fang's stuff on his laptop); they are formally introduced for the first time in *ANGEL*. (The Flock is said to be part of Generation 54, and the Erasers are part of Generation 17.)

When the Flock (Max and Dylan, more specifically) checks out a school built for Gen77 kids (at Jeb Batchelder's and Dr. Hans's requests, and partially encouraged by Dr. Martinez), they are ambushed by the Gen77 kids there. Most of them are young, around Angel's age.

Jeb and Dr. Hans try to convince Max to lead this group, as she will become the new, sort of "queen of the world" when the world changes.

## Abilities

Unlike previous generations of mutants, very few Gen77 members are recombinant-DNA life-forms. Most of them appear to be human, and each member's power varies. Most of them seem to have enhanced physical features, such as Kate (who has super strength) and Star (who has super speed that surpasses that of even Max).

The most noticeable members of the generation are the spider-eyed kids (kids with eyes around their heads, giving them a 360-degree view…although they can't see from above) from the school built for the Gen77 members. Jeb and Dr. Hans mentioned that some members are heat-resistant, and others are telekinetic.

It is unknown if Beth (an organizer for the Doomsday Group) is a member of this generation, let alone a mutant, because there is little proof that she has a power like Angel's.
Daniel X (graphic novels)

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1/1The ***Daniel X* graphic novels** are a series of graphic novels about the adventures of Alien Hunter Daniel X.

## Adaptors

Leopoldo Gout illustrates the graphic novels, while James Patterson adapts the text to comic book format.

## Graphic Novels

Several graphic novels are planned to be released. In order of release, they are:

## Also See

### Manga

A series of manga is also being created to acompany the original books.
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Dan

Dan is a minor character appearing briefly on the news in *ANGEL*

## Plot

Fang sees a reporter, Sheila, asking Dan questions about the Doomsday Group. Dan responds that they have little information on the group, their calls have not been returned, and no allegations have been made against them. They then cut to a foreign correspondent, and Dan is not seen again.
Ciberespacio

Espacio virtual donde se hallan los recursos de información numérica, a los que puede accederse a través de redes informáticas de comunicación. El Ciberespacio no es Internet, pero no es posible explicar Internet sin él, de manera que podemos hablar de la información del Ciberespacio en Internet. En el Ciberespacio es dónde se introducen textos y se escucha música. Por el contrario, Internet sería el medio, el conducto, el canal, en el que se conectan todos esos Ciberespacios individuales que difícilmente son controlables.
Itexicon's mutant showcase

In *Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports*, Max, Nudge, Angel, Total, and Ari, while being held captive at Itexicon's headquarters in Germany, were forced to witness a showcasing of the villainous organization's genetic achievements.

## History

The first mutant to be introduced was a man with a detachable arm. The arm was not prosthetic, but it was attached to him by an electronic interface similar to an iPod data port. The Director said that the replica arm was created out of biogenetic matrix and titanium cell-laced bone; because of the latter, the arm's stress resistance was increased by four hundred percent. After hearing about it, Max murmured a sarcastic remark about how, because of the experimentation, the man was guaranteed to have hassles at airports no matter where he went.

After the man, the Director introduced Mara. Max wondered if she has wings or is an Eraser when she walked out since she looked completely normal. Mara was said to have *Panthera pardus* (leopard) DNA grafted into her human genes; the splice caused her to acquire feline fangs, incredible leaping abilities, and leopard spots trailing down her spine.

After Mara, two people with the ability to mentally control their skin color were showcased. Nudge asked if they can turn blue or purple, but Max didn't know. At that moment, the two people turned invisible, making Max feel sick.

Next, they saw people with the ability to increase their height by a maximum of four inches at will, just by thinking about it. Max remarked that, when they mixed these experiments with the camouflaging ones, they could have the perfect bank robber.

Not much was described about the next mutants, the GatorGuys, except for the fact that they had hard, scaly, and bulletproof skin.

After the GatorGuys, a woman was showcased who could scream at pitches too high for humans to hear, but that had Total writhing around in agony. Her voice could also break glass and shatter metal.

The Director, towards the end of the showcasing, had someone open up a box of hundreds of butterflies. Simultaneously, controlled a swarm of glittery copper-colored objects—soon revealed to be autopiloted nanobullets—via a remote control. Within a few seconds, they targeted the butterflies, killing them and leaving behind only shreds of wings.

Omega—Itexicon's *magnum opus*—was the final mutant who was introduced.
Pearce

**Pearce** is the son and protege of The One Who Is The One. He is evil and menacing, and is the same age as Wisty Allgood. His first appearance is in Witch & Wizard: The Fire, while his last appearance is in The Lost, after he pretends to be a football player named Heath and steals Wisty's heart away.

## Biography

Pearce appearance in the 3rd book "The Fire" as The One gives him the position as captain and the mission to capture Wisteria Allgood he is seen to have the ability to melt peoples faces off. He is later seen looking at images of Wisty on a screen as he seems to have an interest in her. Which The One instantly notices and comments on where Pearce blushes and gets aggravated saying he just was trying to see what made her so special. Pearce then starts asking why they can't just capture her and then they would have the power. The One gets irrtated and hits him in the face saying how "I" will have the power not "We" will have the power. Pearce later is mentioned by Pearl Marie to Wisty and Whit about his ability to melt peoples faces off and how he killed her brother in this fashion. In the hospital that was housing patients with the Blood Plague and he comes in saying they needed more test subjects and he later notices Wisty in disguise asking her if they have met before. He later sees them after they saved two girls about to be burned to death and he has Wisty and Whit seized. When he was talking and a N.O soldier speaks he gets angry and kills him in front of them by melting his face off. After seeing this Whit starts taunting him saying how he is "cowardly". He then has Whit fight a big and muscular N.O solider where Whit wins and Pearce attempts to kill Whit but is unsuccessful when he is knocked unconscious and they are saved by Ms. H.

## Trivia

* Sometime until the near end of The Kiss, he went under the name Heath.
	+ His countenance as Heath was different from his as Pearce.
	+ As Heath, he had a "dark mop of wild hair", "mesmerizing turquoise eyes", and "kissable lips".
* By the fifth book, we learn that Pearce has the power to transform into another person.
* He was born and raised in the Mountain Territory.
New York City, New York

**New York City, New York** was an American city featured several times in the *Maximum Ride* books.

## History

### *The Angel Experiment*

While searching for the Institute for Higher Living, the Flock visited AFO Schmidt and the 433 Building. They slept in Central Park several times, being attracted there by a concert by the Taylor Twins, and briefly visited the Central Park Zoo to avoid Erasers. However, they were eventually caught sleeping in trees by policemen, at which point they escaped to St. Patrick's Cathedral.

Having found a bank card, Max bought food from street stands and tried to take the Flock out to eat at the Garden Tavern. Escaping from policemen and Erasers, they camped out in a construction site. Photos taken at the Garden Tavern show up in the New York Post under headlines like "Miracle or Illusion? Superhumans or Genetic Freaks?"

They later slept in the subway tunnels, where they met Mike and eventually discovered an entrance to the Institute through the sewers.

### *Maximum Ride Forever*

The Flock found some news sites showing early images of New York City beginning to flood. When Max visited, she found the eastern coastline completely flooded and NYC underwater, with no signs of life. Only the tops of skyscrapers and the Statue of Liberty's torch were above the waterline.
Ari Batchelder's funeral

At the beginning of *The Final Warning*, Max and the Flock attended Ari Batchelder's funeral along with Jeb in a forest. The hole in which Ari was lain in the plain wooden box took all of them three hours to dig, and then they said their good-byes.

## History

Max remembered how she and Ari both shared a father, and how she'd first known Ari back when he used to follow her around the School...but also how when the Flock finally escaped, he'd been left behind. Later, he'd shown up again, that time as an Eraser, and chased after the Flock...but with horrid results. Max remembered the fight they had in the New York subway tunnels in *The Angel Experiment* that resulted in him breaking his neck, and how, for a while after, he'd been dead; back when this was the case, she'd experienced an overwhelming amount of various emotions—guilt, shock, regret, but also relief, as their enemy was dead. All the same, though, she'd felt horrible for killing him...especially since he was now dead for real, though it wasn't her fault.

Total then said he needs a tissue and nuzzled around her ankles. Nudge pressed closer to Max, her eyes tear-filled. Max remarked how none of the Flock members are big criers—they've had broken bones without crying about them—but how that day, it was like Noah was building an ark due to a second coming flood. Her throat hurt like she'd swallowed clay from holding back her tears.

Angel stepped forward and gently tossed some dirt onto the wooden box at the bottom of Ari's hole. She told him goodbye and that how, although she didn't know him long and didn't like him for most of the time, she'd miss him.

Gazzy sprinkled some more dirt onto the coffin and said that he's sorry about what the whitecoats did to Ari. As the sun caught a shaft of sunlight, he added that it wasn't Ari's fault.

Max sneaked a quick glance at Jeb to find his jaw clenched and his eyes filled with pain.

Nudge tossed more dirt into the ground, but couldn't speak because she immediately burst into tears.

Iggy then said that he had nothing to say.

Fang then waved for Max to go. Gently shaking Total off her shoes, the Flock leader stepped over to the grave and let two hothouse lilies float onto Ari's coffin. She was supposed to come up with a speech...but she had nothing. Max had killed her own brother, then watched him die again as he saved her life. She'd known him when he was a three year-old human, and she'd known him as a seven-year-old Eraser. She'd almost had to fight him to the death, then she'd ended up choosing him over Fang. Lastly, she'd hated everything about him, then learned that they were half-siblings. However, she still had no words to describe how she felt.

Fang came up behind Max and touched her on her back. Max looked at him, then he nodded, patted her hair, and dropped some dirt onto Ari's coffin. After Fang gave his speech, Max couldn't hold it in any longer. Tears spilled down her cheeks, and she tried to silently cover her mouth with her hand. Then, the entire Flock hugging her, she put her head on Fang's shoulder and cried.
Angel

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Tandoori Angel

File:Confessions of a Murder Suspect by James Patterson  Tandoori (Tandy) Angel is the protagonist in the Confessions of a Murder Suspect series. She is confident, sharp, and stands up for herself. She is considered to be an amateur detective throughout the series however, she does solve several mysteries that stumped everybody else including the police.

## Physical Appearance

Tandy has dark hair and eyes which she claims to have gotten from her mother. She is also said to be very short.

## Relationships

Tandy used to have a romantic relationship with Royal Rampling's son, James Rampling. She also has a close bond with her twin Harry, and used to have a bond with her sister Katherine before Katherine died. Her best friend is Claudia Portman who used to be the most popular girl in school before she cheated on her finals.
Terra Firma

**Terra Firma** (known as **Earth** by its inhabitants) is a planet in the Milky Way galaxy.

## Role in Series

Terra Firma is where most of the *Daniel X* series takes place. Resident Alparian Daniel X works to destroy the alien criminals on this planet, who often have a scheme of their own design involving the Earthlings that would end in their destruction.

### *The Dangerous Days of Daniel X*

In the first installment of the *Daniel X* series, Daniel lives on Terra Firma and began a mission to destroy Number Six on *The List*.

### *Daniel X: Watch the Skies*

Daniel X must stop Number 5 from killing humans with a TV show called *Entertainment.*

### *Daniel X: Demons and Druids*

Daniel X must travel back in time to stop Phosphorous Beta's fire empire before it even starts.

### *Daniel X: Game Over*

Daniel X must stop Number 7 and Number 8 from wiping out the human race with a mind-controlling video game.

## Known Inhabitants

### Active

* Daniel X (Alparian)
* Phobe Cook

### Deceased

* Atrelda X (Alparian)
* Graff X (Alparian)

## Trivia

* According to the *Daniel X* series, the elephant is not originally from Terra Firma. They were given as a gift to the "unique" humans from the inhabitants of Alpar Nok.
Angel's camera

In *FANG*, Angel received a **camera** from Fang while the Flock was celebrating being a year older.

## History

### *FANG*

Fang, after much contemplation—during which he concluded that little kids' presents like games or dolls were too "young" for Angel—decided to buy the Flock member a camera. However, he also decided that if Angel were to misuse the camera, he'd break it with a baseball bat.

When she received the camera, her eyes widened, and the first thing she wanted to do with it was take a picture of the Flock.

## Appearance

The device was described as being a small digital camera.