Jobs and occupations in the DLU

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There exist a diversity of jobs and occupations in the D.I.T. Literary Universe, most of which are associated with the fulfillment of the basic needs of citizens. Certain places, such as Superhero University, specialize in training and preparing citizens in the handling and developing of professions. While there are only a select few careers to pursue in the Saturnian civilization, a wide range of occupations is open to people in Earth and Neptune due to their large economies and numerous industries.

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* American Youth Representative to the Mutamon - The title given to an underage mutant who is appointed to represent the mutant youth of America during Mutamon procedures. Superquack held the title during his school years at Superhero School, before his eighteenth birthday in 1900.
* Accountant - One who is responsible for recording the funds of an organization. A chief accountant's duties included administration of the annual dues of the organization. Talia Shoshan worked as the head accountant of Zira Miranda Grover, being in charge of her gargantuan fortune. Bailey Dennings was also an accountant.
* Acrobat
* Activist - One who vigorously campaigns for social change, usually in addition to a second job
* Actor/actress - One who acted in a performance, including films and plays. One such film was called *Shipped to Hell* and it included Master Intelligence, Rocken Role, and Rebecca Black as major roles. Red X once pretended to be an actor impersonating herself while undercover in Greece.
* Advisor - One who helps another individual — often a a leader, such as an emperor or a king — make decisions. The Imperial Advisors served Emperor Maraj, the sole ruler of the NoHead Empire. Nevertheless, they were used as "errand boys", as the Emperor took advice from no one. In the Emperor's presence, the advisers behaved with much humility and obedience, cowering near the Imperial throne.
* Agent - A rank to denote an operative with an organization.
* Agronomist - a scientist whose expertise is soil management and field-crop production
* Aide/assistant - One who assists a person of high political position. They were usually close friends with their superior, and were appointed personally by them. An aide also could be assigned to assist a high ranking military officer, such as a general or admiral. For instance, Helen Thornton handpicked a man who was a member of the Pentagon, spending most of his life fighting Dark mutants.
* Alchemist
* Ambassador - A diplomatic official accredited to a government, or to an international organization, to serve as the official representative of his or her own government. While the specific powers and duties of ambassadors varied across governments, civilizations, and eras, they typically oversaw any embassy functions, staff and property, and as such were afforded diplomatic immunity. Sometimes when the diplomatic mission was too dangerous, superheroes were sent in their place, because of their negotiation skills. In the often turbulent times of the Sol System, ambassadors played an important role in facilitating cessations of hostilities or expansions of friendly relationships. After the skirmish in the Palace of Despair, two ambassadors, Marchant and Littleton, transferred the Cuffs of Energy to the Dark Flame while he was disguised as Stacey Huddleston, having no idea they were being manipulated.
* Animal trainer
* Apprentice
* Architect
* Archivist - One who archives and maintains records
* Arithmancer - One who studies arithmancy
* Arms dealer
* Artisan - A skilled worker who can construct a variety of goods, including furniture, weapons, and supplies. Those who hone their craft can specialize in more advanced fields.
* Artist
* Assassin - One who kills influential individuals for hire or in service of an organization. It is not uncommon for assassins to work as bounty hunters, being hired by employers who would pay a substantial reward for the death of a certain target or targets. In the 1980s, Sonya Cremar was hired for a failed attempt to assassinate Zenema. Bethany Donner was a forced assassin for Mr. Stupid NoHead. Alongside Sanct Security, Max Tegan ordered assassins after NoHead himself in 2007. A very well-known assassin was the Godslayer. In fact, another assassin named Yoshi Goode made a name for himself just by coming close to killing her. Mary Dixon was trained as an assassin by her family.
* Astronomer - One who studies astronomy
* Athlete - One who participates in sporting events.
* Aurologist - One who studies Auras.
* Author

* Banker - One who works in finance. Willie was a banker, a revered and highly influential businessman before and during the Second NoHead War. A supporter of Mr. Stupid NoHead and later Hell Burnbottom, he was more at home in business, politics and intrigue than on the battlefield.
* Baron
* Bartender - One who serves alcoholic drinks behind the bar of an establishment (usually a pub)
* Beastkeeper
* Best man
* Black marketeer
* Blacksmith - One who has been trained in working and shaping different types of ores and metals. The majority of mutant blacksmiths were known to make particularly intricate swords. Two known blacksmiths were Lerner Chanse and George Thames II.
* Blacksmith Assistant - One who assists blacksmiths
* Bodyguard - One who is hired to protect someone. Many people in the Sol System, from Mr. Stupid NoHead to the Magistrate down to Niranda the Thrice-Cursed, had bodyguards. Bodyguards often protect high-risk heads of big corporations, such as Garett or Willie of the International Board of Finance. Most crime lords hired bodyguards, as they were big targets for an assassin hired by a rival. Superheroes often served as bodyguards for politicians or the President. During the reign of the Empire, war robots could often be found protecting various officials of the Empire.
* Botanist - See Herbalist.
* Bounty hunter - One who works to capture or kill fugitives and others with a bounty on their head. As mercenaries, they also do other jobs for the right price, including the protection of clients. The most infamous bounty hunters were clever, resourceful, and relentless, making them very dangerous to those with wealthy enemies. As a profession, bounty hunting was organized and regulated by various guilds. Bounty hunters occasionally formed partnerships, though partnering with a fellow bounty hunter could be very dangerous business, as they typically valued their personal gain — and survival — above that of their companions. Despite their political neutrality and independence, many bounty hunters were effective "officer killers", which made their services desirable to the NoHeads. There were often rivalries between bounty hunters and smugglers serving the same clients, notably between Xydarone IV and Laleh Clipso.
* Breeder - One who breeds and cares for insentient beings
* Bureaucrat - One who holds an official position in a government. The term is also used for someone in a position of power who is immoderately devoted to the details of administrative procedures.
* Butler

* Captain
* Caretaker
* Cashier
* Chief/chieftain - One who leads a tribe, village, or town and often primitive societies. Cultures that had chiefs, or chieftains include the forest tribe of Rochester. A chief was also the title of a manager or overseer, especially in military organizations. Chief could also be a shortened name for a title including chief, such as Chief Deviant, Chief Enforcer (also Chief of the Imperial Forces, Chief of the Imperial Fleet, or Chief of the Imperial Military), or Chief of Staff. The title of Chief Enforcer was borne in succession by several of the most senior officers in the Imperial Military of the NoHead Empire, including Dorphane Giles who was given this rank. Although technically the Emperor, as the Head of State, Head of Government and the Commander in Chief, held absolute authority over the Imperial forces, the Chief Enforcer held direct command over the segments of the Imperial Military. Giles occupied a personal role as Mr. Stupid NoHead's lieutenant; the specific title of Chief Enforcer was a position of great power, which she had.
* Chieftain of the Northern Administration - The title given to the leader of the North, as well as the commander-in-chief of the North Armed Forces. There is always one Fobble Chieftain and one mutant one at any given time. The Chieftain is advised on matters by their staff members and by the other Heads of Departments. The Chieftain was formally appointed in 2093 when an undisclosed individual was voted in as the first Chieftain.
* Chief Deviant
* Chief of Staff - One who aids the President in managerial and advisory tasks, such as overseeing the President's support staff or managing the President's schedule.
* Clerk - One who carries out general office or sale-related tasks. A Martian man held a clerical post at the Council of the Sun in the 2000s, being present at Vara's hearing in order to provide NoHead names, and provided Aurora Black, who presided over the Council, with records of the NoHeads already caught by the U.S. Government.
* Clown
* Code dealer
* Collector - One who collects priceless objects, artifacts, and treasures
* Commander - One who has authority over a body of troops or a military operation. The Madakorans use the title of commander. Among the Brotherhood, most warship captains and a few task force commanders bore a rank of Commander, and superior officers were known as Supreme Commanders.
* Computer linguist
* Confectioner - One who manufactures and trades sweets. One confectioner named Hugo McDaniel, by the 2030s, ran Sugara in Merchant Alley, a very popular shop, with his wife Ambesus.
* Councillor - One who is part of a council, usually being elected to the position.
* Counselor - One who provides professional guidance on personal, social, or psychological problems.
* Court Scribe - One who takes notes during courtroom hearings
* Courtier
* Crime lord
* Crodela analyst - They provide live commentary during Crodela matches. As it can be difficult for spectators to visually follow the extremely fast played sport, commentary is audible throughout the stadium. There are often two commentators working together as a team.
* Crodela player
* Crodela referee - One responsible for adjudicating Crodela. Referees are usually extremely brave mutants. Each one has to be an excellent flier, and capable of watching the antics of eighteen players at once. They are required to take rigorous flying tests, and written examination on the rules of the game, and prove — through a series of trials — that they will not physically attack offensive players even while under pressure. Crodela referees own whistles as well, used to signal the ends of games, or any pauses or breaks needed.
* Crodela Team Captain - A rank held by a selected member of a Crodela team who is appointed to be in charge of his or her team. Only one Crodela Captain exists at a time. Captains are required to hold Crodela trials, plan training sessions and organize their teams, and are also responsible for almost anything regarding their team activities and members. Captains will also play one other position on their team: Brightener, Netkeeper, Pursuer, or Reactor. When a Crodela team member is appointed captain, they will retain their previous position as well as assuming their captain responsibilities.
* Cryptologist
* Custom official - One in charge of docks.
* Cyber-strategist
* Cyberneticist - One who specializes in giving creatures who have lost body parts new cybernetic replacements.

* Dancing Dorm Guard
* Deputy Principal
* Detective
* Deviant
* Diplomat - One who deals in diplomacy. Diplomats such as Joseph Abernathy enjoy a specific form of immunity that exempted from many ordinary criminal and civil laws.
* Director
* DJ - One who plays recorded dance music at a club or party.
* Doctor (abbreviated Dr.) - a title used by physicians and the holders of certain advanced university degrees, similar to mutants' Healers. Some doctors, such as the homicidal Conda, were of questionable integrity. A xenosurgeon was a doctor who specialized in the operating on alien species.[*citation needed*] See also: Healer, Medibot, Medimutant, Professor.
* Documentarian - One who makes documentaries.
* Dragon feeder
* Dragon keeper
* Duelist - One who engages in duels.

* Editor - One who revises the works of others.
* Emissary - See Diplomat.
* Emperor
* Engineer
* Executioner
* Expeditor - One who facilitates a process through measures including business investigation

* Farmer/rancher - One who works on a farm or a ranch.
* Findsman
* Forger
* Fortune teller

* Genealogist - One who traces and keeps records of a family lineage
* General - One who commands an army. It was widely used among the armed forces of both major international powers and more localized militaries. Generals were typically senior officers posted to command ground troops, special operations forces, and skyfighter commands. The rank normally didn't exist among navies, where the comparable rank of Admiral was used instead. Specialized divisions within large fleet organizations, however, often retained the rank of General. Some officers integrated into the command structure who hold a function similar to that of an admiral (such as Police Grand Army member Zett) hold the rank of general instead, muddying the classification waters further. Often, a military rank-hierarchy would contain a number of different grades of General, known collectively as **General officers**. The titles used were usually, though not always, variations on the basic rank of "General", and officers holding such ranks could normally be addressed as "General" for brevity. A General was usually outranked by a Marshal, though some militaries used very different systems.
* Gladiator - One who fights — sometimes to the death — for money, or was made to fight against his, or her, will. The latter being condemned prisoners and slaves in particular. There were many forms of gladiator battles all over the Solar System, especially during the Elder era. Some robots were built for the purpose of close-quarters combat and gladiator entertainment, such as DL09. Gladiator robots were used in violent sporting events involving other robots or even living creatures. Because the robots were still able function even after sustaining heavy damage, they were extremely difficult to destroy. They were often equipped with an incredible arsenal of weapons and a considerably high intelligence. The DL-class gladiator robot was a robot model used by the Magistrate in her palace. The robots were divided into three parts: lower body, torso, and head. It could not be destroyed easily, as all the sections were capable of operating independently. She unleashed several of them against Green Light and Purple Light, but they destroyed them and Zira's guards dealt with the rampant DL09.
* Godparent (either godfather or godmother, depending on gender) - One who, in many denominations of Christianity, sponsors a child's baptism. The term does not always have explicitly religious overtones, since the secular view of a godparent tends to be an individual chosen by the parents to take an interest in the child's upbringing and personal development, and to take care of the child should anything happen to the parents. Augusta was the godmother of Carol Wilcox, which resulted in her raising the adolescent following the deaths of her biological parents. Dexter was nearly appointed as the godfather of Lindsay Kellerman, but tragically, it never happened thanks to the untimely deaths of Zach and Bridgett Kellerman.
* Great Bus Driver
* Guard
* Guardian of the Gates

* Healer
	+ Trainee Healer
* Herbalist
* Historian - One who studies history, and usually published authors
* Home-school teacher/tutor
* Horticulturist - a scientist whose field of study involves plant cultivation and the process of preparing soil for the planting of seeds. They work and conduct research in the disciplines of crop production, plant breeding, genetic engineering, plant biochemistry, and plant physiology.

* Insurgent
* International Director

* Janitor - One who takes care of a building, being responsible primarily for cleaning, but often called upon to perform some maintenance and security duties. Brian was a janitor for a religious shop before he attended California University the following year.
* Journalist
* Judge - One who presides over legal cases.
* Jury

* King

* Librarian
* Lieutenant - A rank widely used in military, paramilitary or police organizations, normally borne by low-ranking commissioned officers. It was higher than a second lieutenant and lower than a captain. Surface forces often saw lieutenants holding the lowest level of field commands (such as platoons in the Imperial Army), as aides to more senior officers, or as vehicle operators. For a time, Juliah Dophane held this rank within the NoHeads. Annabeth Black may be a former lieutenant of the Dark Lord Mr. Stupid NoHead.
* Loan shark

* Matron
* Mayor - One who leads a city's government. Ai Chiou was the successor to Katie Black after the latter's death in 2029. She probably worked for the government before her rise through their ranks. Eventually, she was replaced as Mayor by Betram Evans.
* Medimutant
* Mercenary (soldier of fortune/hired gun/free lance) - One who fights or works in off-the-books ways (mostly in those involving violence) for any faction in exchange for a desirable amount of money). Baby Strength and Titanium Girl once got in an argument over how a mercenary differed from an assassin. One known mercenary was Doctor Ratiguise. Others included Alison West, Gavin, Darx O'Zar, and Goliath. Most mercenary units are variants of private military companies, a mercenary-type, privately owned paramilitary organization that provides security detail and military support. As with Aurodium Sword, PMCs often employ retired ex-Special Forces veterans. In Mutantry-0318, one known mercenary was Nyara. In Mutantry-1977, a man named Myddd used to perform mercenary duties for the Third Order.
* Metalkeeper
* Metalsmith - See *blacksmith.*
* Milkman - One who is paid to deliver milk in bottles or cartons directly to customers' homes. However, in recent decades home milk delivery from dairies and creameries has become exceedingly rare. As it became easier and cheaper to buy milk at the grocery store, and as processes were developed to extend the shelf life of milk, the milkman began to fade into the past.
* Mistress of the Knights of Mae - A title affiliated with a Dark order of elite warriors known as the Knights of Mae. It was held by L'smae — Dark Lord Mr. Stupid NoHead's apprentice and a herald of the NoHeads.
* Monk
* Mutapresident
* Musician

* Naturalist
* Navigator
* Newspaper columnist
* Newspaper reporter
* Newspaper seller - One who sells newspapers.

* Omnisovereign - A title created by Empress Zira Miranda Grover, who intended it to signify her supreme rule over the entire universe once the International Alliance had won the Inequity War and become the Universal Alliance. It was only held by Zira in an alternate reality for an indefinite period of time, with the position being abolished after her defeat in mainstream 2026.
* Operative - One responsible for providing information, equipment, or goods to a faction. While the term can refer to specialized combat troops, some operatives are non-combatants who use stealth or subterfuge to infiltrate a target. Some operatives work in support services or are employees of corporations which supply ships or weapons. They are also called "secret agents". Although some operatives are skilled in combat, most try to avoid being detected altogether, such as Annabeth Black.

* Philanthropist
* Photographer - One who specializes in capturing holographs for use in various media.
* Pilot
* Pirate - One who engages in the criminal activity known as piracy. Such acts included hostage taking, and theft of cargo. Notable pirates include Seon Cornelly and Wesley the Worm who had dealings with the highest levels of leadership of both the U.S. Government and the Order of the NoHeads during the Second NoHead War. Pirates were sometimes associated with bounty hunters. A notorious Saturnian pirate was named Almarag, who was known to be an expert in Transfinite interdimensional mathematics, a field of Arithmetic, which also had direct ties to his national culture due to their advanced mathematics background.
* Poet - One who conceives poems and rhymes. A well-known Fobble poet named Alexander Pope was best known for his satirical verse and for his translation of Homer. Known poets included Baby Intelligence and Max Cultarena.
* Power Register
* President
* Prince/princess - A noble title; feminine equivalent title **Princess**. Used to indicate the heir of a monarch, such as Eegan Grover; the heir of a chieftain, such as Prince Charlien; or a noble of great power and wealth, such as Prince Zaron. Additionally, a Prince could also rule independently or mediatised to a greater lord. The only known princess is the alleged Princess of Australia.
* Privateer - One who commands warships.
* Professor - One who instructs in a specific field.
* Programmer - One who writes computer programs.
* Prophet - One who proclaims the words of a cosmic being.
* Prosecutor - One who brings criminal charges against a suspect in court before a judge.
* Prostitute - One who offers sexual services for payment, often operating in brothels.

* Ritualist
* Robotsmith - One who specializes in the creation, repair, and modification of robots.

* Saboteur
* Sailor - One who works aboard, or derives entertainment from, ocean-going sailing vessels
* Scholar
* School principal - The chief administrator of a School. The principals make all major decisions regarding the safety and the day-to-day functioning of the school, and have the power to override any decision made by any other authoritative facilitator at the school. A Principal also controls the protective systems surrounding the school and the ability for certain individuals to enter or exit the grounds at will. Neither Revanen nor Lethletera are considered principals, despite leading the school during their time. The first principal of Superhero School's way of coming about to be principal is unknown, but a statue of him was kept inside Superhero School in his memory. A group of girls were seen studying and reading books by his statue, before Bethany Donner passed and they looked up.
* Schoolteacher - One who teaches others, typically at schools and universities.
* Sculptor
* Shaman
* Sheriff - A rank referring to a government official, with varying duties. The sheriff often administers the county jails, particularly Beta Prison and is responsible for court security functions within their jurisdiction. In the Police Grand Army, an organization of people opposed to the NoHeads, the head of state was addressed as "Sheriff".
* Shipwright - One who is skilled in the craft of building and maintaining aircraft.
* Silversmith - See *blacksmith*.
* Shopkeeper
* Slicer
* Smuggler
* Spacer
* Spy - See Agent.
* Stripper - One who specializes in sexual enticement before a crowd of, usually, beings of the opposite gender. During a dance routine, the stripper would take off his or her outer garments in a stylistic fashion, revealing either their nude or semi-nude forms or revealing underwear.
* Sublieutenant
* Superhero
* Supreme Commander of the Armies of Organa - The title given to the male that wields ultimate authority over the entire Boy-Team. Unlike the Girl-Team, the rank can be awarded to students regardless of their age. Zamb Organa Junior, Vincent Organa, and Steven Thompson all held this rank. While there are girls among the Armies of Organa, none of them have been Supreme Commanders until the appointment of Helen McKeen during the Second School War.
* Supreme Leader of the Girl-Team - The title given to the female adolescent that wields ultimate authority over the entire Girl-Team. The rank is usually reserved for students in junior high or high school, as their only under-13 leader was Emily Watson.
* SWAT team member - One who captures dangerous criminals, dispatched to deal with high-profile arrests

* Tailor
* Tech specialist - One who is highly skilled with a wide array of talents related to technology. Tech specialists are usually experts in computer usage and security subversion and are able to deactivate the most advanced of demolitions.
* Technician - One who is skilled in making, fixing and understanding technology. Almost every urban area has some technicians employed at factories, shops, and stations and only the most primitive civilizations go without one. Subspace technicians are highly-specialized scientists who understand the theories and realities of teleportation and subspace travel. Members of the astrophysics community, subspace technicians admitted that certain aspects of subspace remain a mystery even to them. One prominent type of technician is an engineer. Another is an architect, one who designs or plans buildings or structures. During the Imperial Period, the construction of the Imperial Palace required the permanent on-site presence of habitat architects, in addition to scientists and weapons specialists. Stellan Howard was the chief architect of Zira Miranda Grover, responsible for the design of the Empress' limousine as well as the reconstruction of her palace in Idaho. Bailey Dennings aspired to become an architect.
* Teleportation Examiner
* Teleportation technician - A highly-specialized scientist who understands the theories and realities of teleportation. They have admitted that certain aspects of teleportation remains a mystery even to them.
* Theoretician - One who conducts scientific theory. One mutated theoretician was Phil Sawmare, credited to have written "all about mutantry". Sawmare is somewhat seen as the "father of mutated theory", as it is a popular claim that every modern mutant has learned from his writings. Sawmare attended Superhero School in his youth, where he and Superquack exchanged ideas about mutantry.
* Tour guide
* Training officer - One who trains recruits in combat tactics and weapons skills.
* Translator - one who translate a language into another language, e.g. runes to a modern language

- Waitstaff

- Warlord - A military leader who held civil authority over a region. It was also used to describe the leaders of certain foreign clans. The term warlord was prominently used to describe leaders of Imperial splinter factions, though Aurora and Niranda the Thrice-Cursed are also considered warlords.

- Weaponsmith - an occupation that specialized in the construction, modification and repair of weapons. George Thames I considered becoming a weaponsmith, but remained in his capacity as blacksmith. Lerner Chase was offended upon being called a weaponsmith by Charity Hirz, claiming it was "not all she could do".

- Wiper - A mutant specially trained in the use of mind powers, and employed by a governing body to help ensure that mutant ways were safely concealed from the non-mutated community. Wipers used Mnemokinesis to modify and/or erase the recollection of mutated phenomena by non-mutants, as per the PROM. Wipers were used by the American Mutant Empire.

- Xenosurgeon - See doctor.

- "Yes men" - worked at the U.S. Government under NoHead rule.

- Zoologist - One who specializes in zoology.

## Behind the scenes

* The title of Chief and its position and powers within the Imperial government have been an area of controversy and confusion. For the purposes of this article, the various titles are treated as one, but their powers over time have changed.
* Most DLU mercenary units are interstellar versions of real-world private military companies, a mercenary-type, privately owned paramilitary organization that provides security detail and military support. As with Aurodium Sword, PMCs often employ retired ex-Special Forces veterans.

## References

1. ↑ ARTICLE - Add to Template:MD at *Mysticism Deluxe*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 D.I.T. Literary Universe (LORS)
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11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 11.5 *The Super Babies: Revenge of Hell Burnbottom*
12. ↑ D.I.T. Literary Universe (*Annie and the Blue-Eared Kid*)
13. ↑ *Boys vs. Girls* franchise (*Boys vs. Girls 2*)
14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 *Sebiscuits* trilogy (DOT)
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20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 *The Super Babies: Final Clash of Brethren*
21. ↑  *Mysticism Deluxe*
22. ↑ D.I.T. Literary Universe (*Convergence*)
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31. ↑ Holocards
32. ↑ D.I.T. Literary Universe (TM)
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35. ↑ D.I.T. Literary Universe (BI)
36. ↑ *The Super Babies: Revenge of Hell Burnbottom*
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38. ↑ *Boys vs. Girls* franchise (*Boys vs. Girls: The Rise of the Serpent*)
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40. ↑ *Boys vs. Girls* franchise (*Boys vs. Girls 2*)
41. ↑ D.I.T. Literary Universe (RC)
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