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Casurus

Another disruption strategy in Viam Chao is called *casurus*, which is latin for *balance*. In short, it simply means to keep an opponent off-balance. For best results, use *casurus* with proculco (an overwhelming deluge that doesn't let up).

Note that this includes both the physical and non physical. For example, talking to an opponent, taunting them, etc, is a way of throwing their mind off balance.

## Technicalities

On the surface, this is an obvious strategy. Typically, this is done on a micro level; using individual techniques to disrupt an opponent's equilibrium. However, on a macro level, this involves frustrating an opponent by consistently forcing them off-balance, not to gain an opening, but to continually frustrate them for the purposes of unsettling their psychology. For example, a sweep may cause the opponent to stumble, and before he can recover another move is initiated to cause them to stumble again, and this continues indefinitely to disorient them.

**Tips:**

* Initiate the stumble
* Follow up with another disorienting move
* Keep this up to enhance the frustrating effect

## Importance

An opponent's balance is the key to their ability to deliver effective strikes and maneuver. Taking this away renders them useless. Not letting them regain their equilibrium is an effective means of frustrating them, and distracts them from their game plan. It can also cause them to become flustered, disrupting their sense of comfort.
Gradual Acclimation

The process of **gradual acclimation** is one of the ways students are training to understand aggression, violence, and adversity. Because training in Viam Chao differs from, say, an elite course (such as Special Forces selection) that requires weeding out candidates, it is important to gradually introduce some students to aggressive behavior.

This process can be used to acquire a tolerance for a wide variety of things.

## Purpose

The purpose of self-defense should be to prepare students for the realities of a violent attack. As such, it might seem as though "trial by fire" is the optimal way of dealing with this problem, but this runs the risk of forcing some students to quit who otherwise might have been able to achieve success over time.

The goal is to build up a student's confidence and tolerance over a period of time. It is the psychological equivalent of progressive overload, which is when you build strength over time by progressively increasing the load. It would be unwise to throw a new client or athlete under a bar with 400 pounds on it and expect them to squat or bench press it. Instead, you slowly inoculate the student to stress levels that lie just beyond their comfort zone. Once they are no longer uncomfortable by this (they have acclimated), increase the intensity little by little until they achieve the highest levels of aggression.
Illectatio

Another deception strategy in Viam Chao is called *illectatio*, which is latin for *bait*. In short, it simply means to lure or bait an opponent into a specific course of action.

## Technicalities

While this concept is common among all fighting styles, it is often used in tandem with one of the other core strategies as a setup. The process for this typically involves leaving an opening you know the opponent will take advantage of. The goal is to do this when you know what they will do, so you can counter their predictable strike with one of your own. Another example is to fake being injured, fake being unskilled, or to fake not knowing how to handle a move they favor so you can bait them into doing that move again as you set them up for something. These fakes are called Ludifico.

**Tips:**

* Use illectatio when you're sure of the opponent's response
* Combine it with other strategies
* Overusage of this will have the opposite of the intended effect

## Importance

Forcing a specific response from an opponent is preferable to relying on your reaction skills alone. Illectatio is best used when you are confident that it won't backfire. If your opponent is slow, and you can be sure you are safe from harm, you can lure them by dropping your hands, for example. The object is not to do this haphazardly, as it can increase risk. Only when well-calculated does it actually reduce risk, which is the object.
Striking

**Striking** comprises a substantive amount of focus in Viam Chao. The system uses many of the "standard" strikes found in other systems: punches from boxing, kicks from Tae Kwon Do, Muay Thai, and Savate, elbow and knee strikes from Muay Thai, headbutts, and a variety of unconventional strikes like open-handed techniques, hammerfists, and even shoulder taps.

Several striking strategies are employed, but some of the main concepts are *hard on soft* and *everything is a target*.

## Hand and Arm Strikes

### Closed Hand Strikes

* back fist
* cross
* hammerfist
* hook punch
* jab
* knuckle strike
* straight blast
* uppercut

### Open Hand Strikes

Open-hand strikes are stressed early in Viam Chao because of the potential for damage to the hand with closed-hand strikes like punches, especially for people with more delicate skeletal infrastructure in the hand.

* arm blast
* eye gouge - gouge, jab
* knifehand - inside, outside, vertical
* palm strike
* ridgehand - inside, outside, vertical
* wrist strike

### Other Strikes

* elbow strike - all variations
* shoulder tap

## Foot and Leg Strikes

### Kicks

* axe kick - inside, outside, down
* back kick - standard, spinning
* crescent kick - inside, outside
* front kick - snap, thrust, push
* hook kick - standard, spinning
* inverted kick
* round kick - snap, Thai
* scrape kick
* side kick - standing, turning, stepping, spinning
* stomp kick - ball, heel
* up kick - top, snap, punt
Open-hand strikes

**Open-hand strikes** are basically any strike with the hand where a fist is not made. These strikes are stressed early in Viam Chao because of the potential for damage to the hand with closed-hand strikes like punches, especially for people with more delicate skeletal infrastructure in the hand.

## Open-hand Strikes

* arm blast
* eye gouge - gouge, jab
* knifehand - inside, outside, vertical
* palm strike
* ridgehand - inside, outside, vertical
* wrist strike - (crane strike)
Naming Conventions

Strikes are named in Viam Chao based on a number of things. Kicks, for example, are named after the type of movement, which leg is used, how the kick is applied, and if specified, the striking surface. Punches are given the traditional boxing nomenclature, or the name used by the original art from which it was taken.

## Types of Kicks

* Front kick - it travels in the forward direction from the body
* Side kick - travels in the side direction from the body
* Back kick - travels in the back direction from the body
* Round kick - travels circularly to the inside
* Hook kick - travels circularly to the outside
* Crescent kick - travels circularly to the inside or outside

## Kicking Leg Naming Convention

* Standing - done from a stationary position with the lead leg (front, side, round, hook, etc.)
* Shuffle - done with the lead leg in conjunction with a step
* Turning - done from a stationary position with the rear leg (side, hook, round, etc.)
* Spinning - done by spinning
* Jump Spinning - done by spinning while in the air

## Type of Kick Execution

* Snap - quick movement, like a jab punch
* Thrust - power movement, like a cross punch
* Push - used to generate distance or unbalance an opponent
* Scissor - used to generate more power by hop-stepping with the support leg (front scissor kick)
* Inverted- done by reversing the angle of movement at the point of strike (inverted round)
* Check - used to block or intercept an opponent's strike
* Chambered - used with a chamber
* Unchambered - used without a chamber

## Examples

* Standing front snap
* Turning side kick
* Spinning hook kick
* Jump Spinning back kick
* Shuffle Side Snap
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Crawling Hand

Crawling Hand

The **Crawling Hand** is the main antagonist of the 1963 American horror film *The Crawling Hand*.

When a spaceship crashes, the exploded astronaut's severed arm takes on a life of its own after being possessed by an alien and begins to strangle the local townspeople.

## Appearance

The Crawling Hand is a severed human arm that has been cut off at the elbow.

## Powers and Abilities

The Crawling Hand possesses the following powers and abilities:

* Superhuman strength
* Sentience
* Mobility

## Trivia

* The Crawling Hand was featured in Episode 6 of Season 1 of the TV series *Mystery Science Theater 3000*.
Nodus

One of the elements of Viam Chao is called *nodus*, which is latin for *the knot*. It is essentially any technique that "ties an opponent up" so they are substantially inhibited in the interaction. Wing Chun, Jeet Kune Do, and Dumog are all about this, it's called trapping. Other techniques involved are locks and holds, which are common in jujutsu, judo, aikido, etc.

In Praelium, this can result in a technical submission.

## Technicalities

The purpose of nodus extends beyond the simple technique. The knot is effective for removing an obstruction and holding it out of the way to make a path for your own follow-up strikes or moves. But that's not the sole purpose, in Viam Chao. Use of nodus should be for the purpose of frustrating the opponent, unsettling them, making them feel powerless. As with anything else.

**Tips:**

* Wrap them up in a way that makes them panic (crucifix, spladle, trapping)
* Do this in a series and make it obvious you are toying with them

## Importance

It is an effective strategy to prevent the opponent from moving on you offensively, and gives you free reign to execute your own attack. This is good on the surface, but below the surface, you want to tie the opponent's mind into knots.
Sparring

**Sparring** is the act of simulated fighting for the purpose of practicing and improving one's skills under some form of resistance from the partner. The spectrum of intensity can range from light sparring to full-contact. Goals for each individual can also vary widely from practice of a specific technique, drill, or concept, to general purpose sparring that aims to hone overall skills.

## Importance

The purpose of sparring is to put the techniques learned into practice against a resisting opponent. Part of this is for pressure testing, which is testing techniques under realistic conditions to see if they actually work. It is not enough to simply learn the techniques or to practice strikes on training equipment like a heavy bag. Learning the technique in a safe environment is important, but it's only the beginning. Sparring allows students the opportunity to learn how and when to effectively apply the techniques against opponents of varying degrees of skill.

## Sparring Equipment

To limit the likelihood of injury, varying degrees of protective equipment is worn.

### Common Protective Gear

* mouth guard
* hand wraps
* boxing gloves
* mma gloves
* head protector
* groin protector

### Optional Gear

* rib protector
* shin guards
* rash guard
Brown Belt

RANKING SYSTEM

**GREY**
**BLUE**
**RED**
**GREEN**
****Brown****
**Black**

**Brown belt** is the fifth earned rank in the Viam Chao system after Green Belt. It is typically awarded between 12-24 months after green, if a student can demonstrate sufficient knowledge of a wide variety of techniques and concepts. The color brown signifies that the student has begun planting the seeds of knowledge within others, unofficially the color of earth (a student begins to share their own concepts and style).

## Curriculum

* concepts (brown belt should have a solid grasp on all the major concepts):
	+ Amotio - removal of a weapon, especially a body part or favored technique
	+ Casurus - overthrowing the opponent's balance, not once, but continually
	+ Illectatio - baiting or luring an opponent into a trap
	+ Ludifico - a fake or feint
	+ Nodus - tying an opponent in knots
	+ Proculco - overwhelming, crushing an opponent
	+ Remora - delay or interrupt an opponent's actions
	+ Repetitio - repeatedly doing something to frustrate or demoralise
	+ Testa - "shell" active defense
	+ Vagorum - wandering strikes, speed, timing, distance, or direction
* defensive techniques:
	+ destructions

## Weapon

Students of the brown belt level learn to work with their favorite weapon on a more progressive level.

## See Also

* Grey Belt
* Blue Belt
* Red Belt
* Green Belt
* Black Belt
Ludifico

Another deception technique in Viam Chao is called *ludifico*, which is latin for *hoax*. It is basically a fake or a feint.

## Technicalities

The purpose of a fake or a feint is to goad the opponent into reacting to the false maneuver so you can take advantage of the response in a way that benefits you. Performing a successful ludifico also helps during the "feeling out" phase on an interaction, so you can test how your opponent reacts, their timing, speed, and look for other flaws that might give you an advantage.

Beyond throwing out false moves or bluffs is the act of faking injury, distraction, fear, inexperience, etc.
Blue Belt

RANKING SYSTEM

**GREY**
****BLUE****
**RED**
**GREEN**
**Brown**
**Black**

**Blue belt** is the second earned rank in the Viam Chao system after Grey Belt. It is typically awarded around 6 months after grey, if a student can demonstrate sufficient knowledge of more foundational and intermediate techniques. The color blue signifies a modest degree of dedication, unofficially the color of bruising (a student has been initiated into some degree of pain).

## Curriculum

* concepts:
	+ amotio - removal of a weapon, especially a body part or favored technique
	+ casurus - overthrowing the opponent's balance, not once, but continually
	+ proculco - overwhelming, crushing an opponent
* basic defense techniques:
	+ Testa
	+ baseball bat defense
* basic punches and strikes:
	+ finger jab
	+ jab
	+ cross
	+ hook punch
	+ uppercut
	+ arm blast
	+ elbow strike
* basic kicks:
	+ front kick - snap, thrust, push, front up
	+ round kick
	+ side kick
	+ up kick
	+ knee strike
* sweeps and throws:
	+ leg sweep
	+ hip throw
	+ shoulder throw
* grappling techniques:
	+ guard pass (2 variations) and return to standing
	+ top control counter (2 variations) and return to standing
	+ top control from guard pass and return to standing
	+ side control from guard pass and return to standing
* basic escapes and defense:
	+ bear hug
	+ headlock (front and side)
	+ guillotine
	+ sprawl
* Praelium for 5 rounds

## Weapon

Students in the blue belt level begin working with weapons. Blue belt students learn to work with the baton or escrima stick, as these types of weapons can be implemented easily.

## See Also

* Grey Belt
* Red Belt
* Green Belt
* Black Belt
Flu Birds

Flu Birds

The **Flu Birds** are the main antagonists of the 2008 American horror film *Flu Bird Horror*.

Infected by a mysterious virus, these birds have mutated into voracious humanoid beasts with a taste for live humans.

## Appearance

Flu Birds are semi-humanoid creatures with wrinkled black skin and emaciated bodies. Rather than feathers, the Flu Birds have veiny, leathery wings like a bat. Their heads have small eyes and vulture-like beaks.

## Powers and Abilities

The Flu Birds possess the following powers and abilities:

* Flight
* Claws

## Fate

The Flu Birds are blown up after being trapped in a gas-filled military bunker that the protagonists ignite.

## Trivia

* The character of Garrett is played by Lance Guest, who played Michael Brody in *Jaws: The Revenge*.
Hand wraps

**Hand wraps** or **wrist wraps** are long strips of cloth or gauze used by boxers and martial artists to protect the hands during possible injury sustained from punching. The strip is wrapped securely around the wrist, palm, and the base of the thumb, where it serves to both maintain the alignment of the joints, and to compress and lend strength to the soft tissues of the hand during impact.

Hand and wrist wraps are used to compress the bones and tissues in the hand as well as support the wrist and help keep it in alignment.

## Types

* **Competition** - fighters use gauze and tape to protect the hands under boxing gloves during competition. This type of wrap offers better protection than reusable wraps.
* **Training** - reusable training wraps are used outside of competition. These are secured with velcro instead of tape.
Gezora

Gezora

**Gezora** is a major antagonist in the 1970 Japanese kaiju film *Space Amoeba*.

An extraterrestrial creature named Yog mutates a cuttlefish into an enormous monster to attack Sergio Island.

## Appearance

Gezora is a gigantic gray cuttlefish that walks in an erect fashion. It has eight tentacles: six thick ones used for locomotion and two diametrically opposite thinner tentacles used for grasping. Gezora has two very large eyes with yellow sclera, no irises, and large red pupils.

## Powers and Abilities

Gezora possesses the following powers and abilities:

* Enormous size
* Tentacles
* Amphibious locomotion
* Emission of cooling gas

## Fate

Gezora is lured into a gasoline-flooded field from a munitions dump and set ablaze after he is drenched in gasoline. He flees into the ocean and presumably dies.

## Trivia

* Gezora is generally considered a *Godzilla* monster despite never having appeared in a film in the series.
Giant Behemoth

Giant Behemoth

The **Giant Behemoth**, also known as the ***Paleosaurus***, is the main antagonist of the 1959 American-British science fiction-horror film *The Giant Behemoth*.

The dumping of nuclear waste in the world's oceans accidentally awakens and mutates a sleeping aquatic dinosaur, which proceeds to make its way inland.

## Appearance

The Giant Behemoth is an enormous dark green sauropod.

## Powers and Abilities

The Giant Behemoth possesses the following powers and abilities:

* Powerful jaws
* Enormous size
* Radioactive electric pulse
* Invisibility to radar

## Fate

A torpedo filled with radium is fired into the creature's mouth, accelerating the radiation poisoning that is already killing it.

## Trivia

* The film was originally meant to be about a gelatinous blob monster.
* The creature was portrayed by Willis O'Brien's stop-motion animation.
* The roars that the Paleosaurus makes are recycled sounds from the Brontosaurus from the 1933 film King Kong
Atlantikaiju

**Atlantikaiju** are the antagonists in the 2018 film, Atlantic Rim: Resurrection.

Los Angeles is under attack by monsters. The mechs attempting to fight them off are better armed than their precursors, but so are the creatures.

## Powers and Abilities

Atlantikaiju possess the following powers and abilities:

## Trivia

* Mockbuster of Pacific Rim: Uprising (2018).
Equinox Rake

## The Equinox Rake

The Rake

The **Equinox Rake** is the titular main antagonist in the 2017 film, The Raking.

Anthropology students plan to debunk a gruesome urban legend only to become part of it themselves: As part of a Cultural Anthropology Project, several college students embark on a weekend camping trip to research an urban-legend, The Rake. The Rake is a terrifying monster, in humanoid form with long claws. The creature feeds only on the Equinox, which also happens to be the same time the college students take their camping trip. As the college students explore deeper and deeper into the desert to chase down the myth, and disprove of it's existence, they find themselves no longer the hunters of mystery, but the prey of The Rake itself. Now they find themselves fighting for their very lives.

## Powers and Abilities

The Equinox Rake possesses the following powers and abilities:

* Teeth and Claws
Amotio

One of the principal techniques in Viam Chao is called *amotio*, which is latin for *removal*. If you can disarm a weapon, it is out of the picture, and cannot be used against you.

## Technicalities

Removing a weapon not only eliminates its ability to do you harm, it takes away a source of comfort from your opponent. The real effectiveness of amotio is when you remove a weapon that's attached to your opponent's body. For example, by meeting their fist with your elbow, you can damage their weapon, which not only removes it, but inflicts a serious blow to the opponent's physical game plan as well as their psychology.

This doesn't just entail damaging the appendage and removing it from service for the duration of the encounter. It can also be removing an obstacle. An opponent who is covered up might feel protected. Simply move the obstacle to clear a path.

Finally, removal can also mean taking away a favored technique or move from an opponent. An example of this might be if the opponent's best strike is a devastating side kick, so you keep the distance tight to prevent them from gaining the space to execute their power move.

**Tips:**

* All appendages are targets
* Destroy the striking surface so the opponent no longer wants to use it
* Take away all their strikes and they can only defend

## Importance

It is beneficial to remove an opponent's ability to strike. Additionally, by damaging the appendages, you render other techniques ineffective as well. If their hands are broken, they also cannot grab you or wield a weapon such as a knife.
Crites

Crites

The **Crites** are the main antagonists of the 1986 American horror film *Critters* and its sequels.

Said to be the most dangerous of all extraterrestrial species, the Crites were kept in a high-security asteroid prison before they unfortunately escaped and crash-landed on Earth.

## Appearance

The Crites are small furry creatures with vaguely reptilian faces and porcupine-like quills on their backs. Their faces are dominated by their orange eyes and incredibly wide mouths filled with crocodile-like teeth.

When enough Crites are in one place, they can combine their body mass into a gigantic elephant-sized flesh sphere covered entirely in biting mouths, as seen in the second film.

## Powers and Abilities

The Crites possesses the following powers and abilities:

* Sharp teeth
* Projectile quills
* Accelerated growth
* Combination into a multi-mouthed ball

## Fate

The last of the Crites of the first film are killed after Brad throws a Molotov cocktail into their ship.

## Trivia

* The species name Crites is sometimes spelled "Krites".
Remora

Another key strategy in Viam Chao is called *remora*, which is latin for *delay*. It is yet another way to sow chaos in your opponent's mind. The goal is to interrupt their attack or momentum with a jam, stop-hit, or with "wandering timing."

## Technicalities

This can be done in a number of ways. One main way is to execute a strike while the opponent is initiating one of their own. This is an interception. Another way is to disrupt or intercept by way of "stuffing" their attack at the root. Stuff the shoulder when they throw a punch. Stuff the hip when they throw a kick. Check a kick. Another way is to jam them by closing the distance to disrupt their timing and momentum.

**Tips:**

* Attack them first when they are about to strike
* Attack them at the root, not at the limb
* Close the distance by closing the range or checking their attack

## Considerations

In order for an opponent's attack to be successful they must be able to execute it to completion. By interfering with the attack, you take away its power. By beating them to the punch, you simply intercept the attack. By attacking the root, you disrupt their source of power, and by closing the distance, you reduce their momentum and velocity.
CobraGator

CobraGator

The **CobraGator** is the main antagonist of the 2015 American horror film *CobraGator*.

An insane genetic engineer living out in the bayou creates a genetic hybrid between a king cobra and an American alligator, giving rise to a murderous creature.

## Appearance

The CobraGator resembles an enormous snake with an armored body and an alligator-like head. It has large spikes running down its sides and the tip of its tail has several long thin spines.

## Powers and Abilities

The CobraGator possesses the following powers and abilities:

* Sharp teeth
* Powerful muscles
* Armored body

## Fate

The CobraGator is killed after it is blown up.

## Trivia

* The film was directed by Jim Wynorski, director of such movies as *Bone Eater* and *Piranhaconda*.
Black Scorpion

Black Scorpion

The **Black Scorpion** is the main antagonist of the 1957 Mexican-American horror film *The Black Scorpion*.

The Black Scorpions are released from their underground lost world of gigantic invertebrates by the eruption of a dormant volcano caused by an earthquake, causing them to go on a rampage through Mexico.

## Appearance

The Black Scorpion resembles a gigantic pitch-black scorpion.

## Powers and Abilities

The Black Scorpion possesses the following powers and abilities:

* Claws
* Stinger
* Tough exoskeleton

## Fate

The Black Scorpion is killed after an electrical charge attached to a spear is detonated in its throat, its only vulnerable spot.

## Trivia

* The film's stop-motion animation was created by Willis O'Brien.
The Man against the Beast

**The Man against the Beast** is the second episode of **Super Mario Bros. Heroes of the Stars.** The first part was released on February 4, 2012 with the second and third parts being released on May 28, 2012 and April 9, 2013.

## Major Events

* Mario defeats Bowser.
* Luigi defeats Bowser Jr.
* Yoshi defeats Boshi.
* Princess Peach is kidnapped by the Shroobs.
Braineater

Braineater

**Braineater** is a minor antagonist in the 2013 Hungarian comedy-horror film *Gingerclown 3-D*.

The best friend and partner-in-crime of Stomachcrumble, Braineater is a hulkish beast with a never-ending urge to eat brains.

## Appearance

Not much of Braineater's appearance is shown, but he is a large hulking creature. His head is gray-colored and heavily wrinkled. He is mostly bald, save for some hairs here and there. His single large eyes has a yellow iris, and his mouth has protruding red gums and teeth on the upper jaw.

## Powers and Abilities

Braineater possesses the following powers and abilities:

* Claws
* Human intelligence

## Fate

Braineater's fate is left unseen, so it is assumed he survives the events of the film.

## Trivia

* Braineater is voiced by American actor Lance Henriksen.
Black Lake Crocodiles

Black Lake Crocodiles

The **Black Lake Crocodiles** are the main antagonists of the 1999 American horror film *Lake Placid* and its sequels.

After they followed her husband home one night (and then ate him), elderly Mrs. Bickerman has been feeding two gigantic crocodiles in Black Lake to keep them at bay, but the constant stream of food has made them abnormally large and aggressive.

## Appearance

The Black Lake Crocodiles are enormous 30-foot saltwater crocodiles with black scales covering most of their bodies aside from the lighter scales on their underbellies.

## Powers and Abilities

The Black Lake Crocodiles possess the following powers and abilities:

* Sharp teeth
* Enormous size
* Armored scales

## Fate

One of the crocodiles is trapped underneath a helicopter and blown up with a grenade launcher and the other is kept alive and placed on a flatbed truck to be taken away for study.

## Trivia

* The film's end shows Mrs. Bickerman feeding baby crocodiles, indicating that the two adults were a breeding pair.
Alien Slug Creeps

Nest

**Alien Slug Creeps** are the antagonists in the 1986 film, Night of the Creeps.

After two fraternity pledges find a frozen body they decide to use it to pull a prank, which unleashes slug-like creatures upon the campus.

## Powers and Abilities

Alien Slug Creeps possess the following powers and abilities:

* Controls the Host's motor functions
* Incubates inside the Host's brain
* Multiplies fast
* Reanimates dead bodies

## Trivia

* "Corman University" is a reference to director/producer Roger Corman.
* Gordon the Cat was named after film producer Gordon Carroll.
* Fred Dekker included every B movie cliche he could think of and insisted on directing the script himself.
* The space ship model was used later in an episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993).
* Has a similar plot as The Brain Leeches made by Fred Olen Ray in 1978 where people are controlled by alien parasites in their brains.
* When leaving the house mother's cottage, one of the police officers mentions getting in contact with officers Dante and DePalma. Named for directors Joe Dante (Gremlins, The Howling) and Brian De Palma (Carrie).
* J.C. is the only person who speaks after being infected by the slugs. Everyone else is zombified as soon as they're infected, as their brains are used for incubation.
* Originally filmed with an ending in which Ray Cameron walks out of the house as a zombie, then collapses in front of a cemetery as the slug-like creatures escape from his body and head toward the graves; the alien spacecraft from the opening scene then arrives and begins to search the graveyard with spotlights. For the original theatrical and home video releases this was replaced with a briefer ending in which a slug-creature jumps out of the zombie-dog's mouth as the characters watch the sorority house burn down. The version with the original ending was used for some TV airings and later released as the Director's Cut (which includes the re-shot ending as a separate bonus feature).

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ABOUT VIAM CHAO
Viam Chao (Latin "Way of Chaos") is a self-defense and fighting system developed to supplement Loricism that derived from a combination of techniques sourced from Boxing, Wrestling, Tae Kwon Do, Jeet Kune Do, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and other street fighting techniques. It is similar in spirit to Krav Maga.

Viam Chao has a strong focus on aggression, strategy, practicality, and efficiency. The name, which means "Way of Chaos" in Latin (Latin to match Loricism naming conventions), is intended to highlight the core principle, which is to disrupt an opponent's strategy with psychology, pain, confusion, etc. There are ten core strategies employed to generate chaos. Another essential component of the system is "concept over memorization." The approach is to teach concepts and ingrain them into practitioners so there is no forgetting in the heat of the moment.

Similar to Krav Maga, Viam Chao has a philosophy emphasizing aggression (proculco, predator-prey swap, etc.), simultaneous defensive and offensive maneuvers (for efficiency), disruption of intent or distraction through pain, misinformation and confusion (feints, fakes). It strives to be effective throughout all ranges of combat (far, mid, close) and in a variety of situations.

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Beverly Creature

Beverly Creature

The **Beverly Creature** is a minor antagonist in the 2016 American horror film *The Void*.

A nurse at a nearly-abandoned hospital goes insane and kills a patient before mutating into a horrific tentacled beast due to being reanimated from the dead.

## Appearance

The Beverly Creature resembles a female human nurse whose entire torso and legs have been enveloped by an enormous tumorous mass covered in slimy skin and tentacles.

## Powers and Abilities

The Beverly Creature possesses the following powers and abilities:

* Superhuman strength
* Tentacles
* Infection

## Fate

Danny, Vincent, and Simon shoot and axe the creature to death after it kills a sheriff.

## Trivia

* The Beverly Creature is the only creature in the film to not be born from a pregnant woman.
Eebee

Eebee

**Eebee** is the main antagonist of the 2006 American comedy-horror film *Evil Bong* and its sequels.

A group of stoner college students comes into possession of a demonically possessed bong that transports those who smoke from it to a supernatural strip club filled with strange creatures.

## Appearance

Eebee is a bluish-gray bong with the face of an ugly woman on its side. This face has judgemental blue eyes, an upturned nose, gaunt cheek"bones", red lips, and a blush on its cheeks.

## Powers and Abilities

Eebee possesses the following powers and abilities:

* Sentience
* Pocket dimension
* Inducing hallucinations

## Fate

Jimbo intentionally gets sucked into the bong's pocket dimension and uses a time bomb strapped to his chest to blow it up from the inside, killing himself in the process. However, she is revived in the sequels.

## Trivia

* Eebee is voiced by Michelle Mais.
* The film features an extended cameo from Tommy Chong, one-half of the stoner comedy duo "Cheech and Chong".
"Probed" Alien

The Prisoner

The **"Probed" Alien** is the main antagonist in the 2006 film, Altered.

After a chance encounter at the ages of fifteen with a terrifying alien race Wyatt, Cody, Duke and Otis are scarred by the death of their friend. Released from experimentation by the creatures, they go their separate ways. Fifteen years later Cody, Duke and Otis have re-united; ardent in that revenge is the path to take. Wyatt, however, has ultimately decided to live with the past and has chosen a normal life with his girlfriend Hope. Entwined to the fate of Duke, Cody and Otis when they manage to track down and capture a lone alien, Wyatt and Hope are now thrust into a new world of terror as the horrifying abilities of the creature become known. From hypnotizing Hope with a mere glance into her eyes to infecting Cody with a seemingly transmogrification-bound alien virus, the creature is out to wreak havoc upon its captors in any and all of its devious and insidious means. With no more than a few hours to decide between releasing the creature and forfeiting their lives or killing the creature condemning the human race, Wyatt may just be the only hope for his friends and his species alike.

## Powers and Abilities

The "Probed" Aliens possess the following powers and abilities:

* High technology
* Infectious bite
* Teeth and claws
* Mind Control
* Intestinal Homing Clickers implanted in human subjects

## Fate

The **"Probed" Alien** is killed when Hope shoots it in the head but the visiting alien ship and most of the other aliens survive. One other alien is found dead in the aftermath of Wyatt's explosion and deposited on Cody's father's doorstep.

## Trivia

* The plot is an inversion of the standard alien abduction formula.
* In its early stages, the film was entitled Probed.
* Intended as a comic homage to the work of Sam Raimi and Troma Entertainment.
* When Wyatt is telling his friends to return the alien to the farm and Cody begins to get angry, there is a red dot from the camera on Wyatt's white tank-top.
* Of the original cast, only Wyatt and Hope Survive.
Davy Jones' Kraken

**Davy Jones' Kraken** is a massive cephalopod-like sea monster that appeared as the pet of Davy Jones in Disney's 2006 action film *Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest*.

## Appearance

Davy Jones' Kraken is a gigantic beast with a squid-like mantle and a number of long, suckered tentacles at the base of its head. It also has a long, sharp tail similar to an ordinary squid and large round eyes. It had a large, maw-like mouth surrounded by sharp toothed fangs below its large eyes, and a massive body at least twice as long as its tentacles. The overall length of the Kraken is similar to the length of ten ships, which would be approximately 1400 feet in total length. Its body closely resembles a massive, cuttlefish-like cephalopod.

## Powers and Abilities

* Massive strength and stamina
* Tentacles
* Swimming skills
* Stealth
* Maw

## Fate

In *Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End*, after obtaining the heart of Davy Jones, Lord Cutler Beckett ordered Jones to kill his own Kraken, resulting in the beast's death to deeply affect its owner. Later, the Kraken's corpse is discovered by Jack Sparrow and his companions washed up on a beach.
Big Rock Allosaurus

Oh Look...Food

**Big Rock Allosaurus** is the antagonist in the 2019 short-film, Battle At Big Rock.

## Powers and Abilities

Big Rock Allosaurus possesses the following powers and abilities:

* Sharp Teeth and Claws

## Photo Gallery

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#### Video

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Biollante

* Human
* Flower Beast
* Plant Beast

**Biollante**, formerly known as **Erika Shiragami**, is the main antagonist of the 1989 Japanese kaiju film *Godzilla vs. Biollante*.

Dr. Shiragami creates an enormous plant monster by splicing the genes of a rose with those of Godzilla and his deceased daughter Erika in order to keep her alive forever. However, the creature grows out of control and retains Erika's consciousness.

## Appearance

Biollante's Flower Beast form is an enormous, thick, spiky stalk ending in an enormous rosebud. She also has numerous tentacles.

Biollante's Plant Beast form is an enormous hulking creature with a bulky body, an arching back, and a crocodile-like head. In addition to her numerous teeth, she also has several tusks on her upper and lower jaws. On the front of her body is a fleshy orange mass covered mostly by green vegetation, allowing it to peek through. She has numerous stretchy tentacles ending in venus fly trap-like mouths.

## Powers and Abilities

Biollante possesses the following powers and abilities:

* Powerful jaws
* Enormous size
* Near-invulnerability
* Tentacles
* Corrosive spit
* Human intelligence

## Fate

After being critically wounded by an atomic blast to the esophagus, Biollante disperses into a cloud of spores and floats into the atmosphere. However, some of her cells are thought to have created SpaceGodzilla.

## Trivia

* Dr. Shiragami claims that Biollante is the name of a plant from Norse mythology. In reality, no such plant exists.
Fifi the Vampire Poodle

Fifi the Vampire Poodle

**Fifi the Vampire Poodle** is a minor antagonist in the 2015 American comedy-horror film *Goosebumps*.

When Slappy the dummy is accidentally released from his manuscript prison, one of the monsters he releases is a vampiric dog that attacks Zach's aunt.

## Appearance

Fifi the Vampire Poodle is a white poodle with enormous canine teeth and a pink flower on her head.

## Powers and Abilities

Fifi the Vampire Poodle possesses the following powers and abilities:

* Levitation
* Sharp teeth
* Claws
* Near-invulnerability

## Fate

Fifi's fate is never seen in the film, but it is presumed that she is sucked into Zach's book along with all of the other monsters.

## Trivia

* The film is based on the famous children's horror book series of the same name by author R. L. Stine.
Arborian Swamp Creature

The **Arborian Swamp Creature** is a minor antagonist in the 1980 film, Flash Gordon.

As Flash Gordon is fleeing from Prince Barin, he falls into a trap set by the Swamp Creature. He is about to be consumed by the Swamp Creature when Prince Barin shoots the creature with a laser pistol.

## Powers and Abilities

Arborian Swamp Creatures possess the following powers and abilities:

* Set traps to capture prey.

## Fate

The **Arborian Swamp Creature** is neutralized by laser pistol fire. It is unknown if other creatures such as this inhabit the swamps.
Квакуша или Королева "Ква"

Квакуша, известная как *Королева "Ква"*, *Лягушка-путешественница* или *Смотрящая в душу* - на первый взгляд обыкновенное существо, относящаяся к виду бесхвостых земноводных. Начала привлекать внимание общественности и создавать резонанс во многих вопросах.

## Потерянные корни и первые упоминания

В частности, один из первых это "С чего все началось?" Первые следы данного индивида были обнаружены при поспешном создании искры Восстания 14-16 июля, где агент Лизленсс, вероятно, поддавшись какой-то потусторонней притягательности, решил что этот предмет заслуживает отдельного внимания.

Не раз и не два предмет оказывался в ироничных ситуациях, становясь предметом шуток из категории "иронично, но страшно". Сам взгляд псевдо-земноводного проникнут какой-то неестественной и человеческой тоской настолько, что невольно задумавшись на некоторое время, пытаешься отшутиться и держать подальше взгляд.

## Лягушка-путешественница

   Так звучит один из титулов и так же можно назвать и некоторый временной отрезок, когда существо для нашего Общества упоминалось часто лишь в том смысле. Мы можем видеть ее на снимках в Римских городах, Греческих и некоторых областях России. Одной из теорией в Зеленых Холмах является то, что вовсе не человек внезапно решал взять с собой страннейшую из аксессуаров путешественника с собой в далекую страну, а сам предмет. Быть может, это поиски чего-то утраченного?

## Эпоха Триумвирата

На фоне многочисленного контента и исследований вещи, связанные с Квакушей стали именем нарицательным и в честь нее назван один из многих триалогов связи между членами сообщества.

## Теории и предположения

Сегодня мы со смелостью не можем утверждать ничего, а само исследование в этом плане идет аккуратно, ибо есть опасения, что мы имеем дело с чем-то серьезным. Королева "Ква" может быть как созидателем, и помогать своему владельцу, как это показали некоторые события в столице Страны Икс, так и деструктивными. Возможно, наряду с остальными, этот проект будет одним из первых крупных в нашем сообществе. Было ли оно тотемическим предметом в Каменном веке или ее история восходит ко временам Месопотамской цивилизации? Stay tuned, как говорится.
Chubby the Klown

Chubby the Klown

**Chubby the Klown** is a supporting antagonist in the 1988 American comedy-horror film *Killer Klowns from Outer Space*.

The brother of Fatso, Chubby is the only Klown seen in the film to actually consume a human.

## Appearance

Chubby is an obese Klown with red hair, a white bodysuit with pink spirals on it, and a large light blue frill around his neck.

## Powers and Abilities

Chubby the Klown possesses the following powers and abilities:

* Sharp teeth
* Weaponry

## Fate

Chubby is presumably killed when Klownzilla's death prompts the entire flying saucer to explode.

## Trivia

* A Halloween mask of Chubby was released, but it was labeled as being of Fatso by mistake.
Ella

Ella

**Ella** is the main antagonist of the 1988 American horror film *Monkey Shines*.

When athlete Allan Mann is rendered quadriplegic after a car accident, his friend Geoffrey Fisher gives him a monkey named Ella to keep him company, a monkey who, unbeknownst to Allan, has been subjected to experiments that involve human brain tissue being injected into primates.

## Appearance

Ella is a brown tufted capuchin (*Sapajus apella*) with lighter fur on her face.

## Powers and Abilities

Ella possesses the following powers and abilities:

* Human intelligence

## Fate

Ella is killed after she is thrown into the open slot of a tape deck.

## Trivia

* The film was written and directed by George A. Romero, best known for creating the *Night of the Living Dead* franchise.
* Ella was played by a monkey actor named Boo.
Dark Faeries

Dark Faeries

The **Dark Faeries**, also known as the **Hallow** and the **Changelings**, are the main antagonists of the 2015 British-Irish fantasy-horror film *The Hallow*.

A British family moving to a remote Irish forest village must contend with a group of "fairies, banshees and baby stealers" that live in the woods. In reality, they are humans infected with a strange, possibly supernatural form of fungus.

## Appearance

Dark Faeries are animalistic humanoids with grayish, decrepit skin, large foreheads, small eyes, and small pointed teeth. Their bodies are covered with a disgusting fungus that forms large masses and vines.

## Powers and Abilities

The Dark Faeries possess the following powers and abilities:

* Transformation of humans into Dark Faeries
* Inducing decay in structures

## Fate

Most of the creatures survive the events of the film, and the movie ends with the implication that the fungus will spread to more civilized areas.

## Trivia

* It premiered at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival on January 25, 2015.
Fenrir

Feris, enemy of Tyr

**Fenrir** is the antagonist in the 1991 film, The Runestone.

A Norse runestone is discovered in Western Pennsylvania. The prophecy upon it tells of the Norse great wolf Fenrir (Fenris) and that its release from the stone will bring about Ragnarok ~ the end of the world. Archaeologist Sam Stewart and wife Marla find it has some connection to their friend Martin. A young boy named Jacob is haunted by terrifying nightmares of what is to come and his family explains these dreams through stories from Norse legend, which says that the only one who can destroy Fenrir is Tyr, the Norse god of war, who is prophesied to return to fight the creature.

## Appearance

**Fenrir** has a werewolf-like appearance.

## Powers and Abilities

Fenrirs possess the following powers and abilities:

* Bulletproof
* Possession

## Trivia

* The film is based upon the novel by Mark E. Rogers
* In 1988 the name Fenrir (Fenriru?) was first used as an enemy wolf in Final Fantasy II.
* Fenrir was also the influence for Carcharoth, an evil wolf serving Morgoth in J. R. R. Tolkien's fantasy world of Middle-earth.
* The fictional planet Fenris of the Warhammer 40,000 setting is named after Fenrir. The planet is the homeworld of the Norse-like Space Wolves space marine chapter.
* Fenrir as a minion of Hela appears in the 2017 Marvel Studios film *Thor: Ragnarok*.
Clumpy, Lumpy, and Dumpy

Clumpy, Lumpy, and Dumpy

**Clumpy, Lumpy, and Dumpy** are minor antagonists in the 2015 American comedy-horror film *Krampus*.

While Der Klown, Perchta, Teddy Klaue, and Tik-Tok are terrorizing Sarah, Tom, and Linda in the attic, these demonic gingerbread men are busy ganging up on Howard downstairs in the kitchen.

## Appearance

Clumpy, Lumpy, and Dumpy are small brown gingerbread men. They have purple gumdrop buttons on their torsos, white frosting trim on their wrists and ankles, green eyes, and pink icing cheeks.

## Powers and Abilities

Clumpy, Lumpy, and Dumpy possess the following powers and abilities:

* Tool usage

## Fate

One of the three burns to death after being set on fire, another one is blown apart with a shotgun, and another is eaten by Rosie the dog.

## Trivia

* Lumpy is voiced by Seth Green, best known for his work on *Family Guy*, *Robot Chicken*, and *Austin Powers*, while Clumpy is voiced by Justin Roiland, best known for being the creator of *Rick and Morty*.
Attacking Primate MonstEr

Attacking Primate MonstEr

The **Attacking Primate MonstEr** is the main antagonist of the 1976 American-South Korean kaiju film *A\*P\*E*.

An oil tanker carrying an enormous gorilla loses its cargo, which swims to shore and begins attacking the people of South Korea.

## Appearance

The Attacking Primate MonstEr resembles an enormous black gorilla standing 36 feet in height when standing upright.

## Powers and Abilities

The Attacking Primate MonstEr possesses the following powers and abilities:

* Powerful jaws
* Enormous size
* Superhuman strength

## Fate

The ape is killed with a combination of heavy artillery and tanks.

## Trivia

* The film is known for its iconic scene in which the ape gives several soldiers the middle finger.