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Deep-Space Array

A deep-space array is a space-faring structure used to detect light from other planets, thus discovering more species for assimilation. Since so much biomass is required to construct these arrays, there are little more than one at a time. Deep-space arrays can also carry hundreds of millions of zerg, or, in rare cases, the entire zerg swarm. Its size even surpassed the possible Terra Zerg.
Ivan Brooks

**Ivan Brooks**is a minor character in Edward and Eric, and a student who attends Lakeside City School. He is voiced by Andrew Rannells.

## Personality

Ivan is undoubtedly one of the smartest students on campus. He focuses on his work, aims to go to college, and overall, he makes straight As. The problem, though, is that he seeks interest in the most useless college degrees (some examples being Gender Studies, Communications, Fine Arts, Tourism, Fashion Designs, etc). He is one of the oldest students on campus, as he has claimed he is a senior. Although he is a hard-worker, he sometimes worries about how little fun he has.

## Trivia

* Although his exact age isn't specified, Carver said in one episode that he stole Ivan's driver's license before so that he could "look older than 16" in case he was pulled over by a cop.
Winter Update

The Winter 2017-2018 update brought a few cosmetic and functional updates.   In mid November 2017, the holiday/winter update was rolled out, and is expected to be on until mid January.

Features include

* Snow

* Snowman

* Winter tank Skins

* Damage indicators for bullets

* Health display on Gold nuggets

* Bug fixes (game crash)
Edward and Eric 1999 New Year's Eve Marathon

The **Edward and Eric 1999 New Year's Eve Marathon**was an Edward and Eric marathon that was meant to celebrate the end of the 1990s and the beginning of the 2000s. It is the second E&E New Year's Eve Marathon. It aired on The WB from 4:00pm, and ended at 12:00am with the official premiere of Season 3.

## Description

Several weeks prior to the marathon, people could go on www.kidswb.com and vote on a poll for episodes they wanted airing as part of the marathon.

Once 12:00am hit the clock during the marathon, there was a countdown shown, featuring the Pearson family and The Lucky 6 counting down to 2000.

## Schedule

* **4:00pm** - The Eddy Beginning
* **4:30pm**- Heightmare/Sold Out
* **5:00pm**- The Hall of the Weens
* **5:30pm**- Santa's Clause
* **6:00pm**- Shaggy Dog Story
* **7:00pm**- Break a Leg
* **7:15pm**- Hurricane Eddy
* **7:30pm**- There's So Much to Sea/Eric a la Mode
* **8:00pm**- Son of a Fish!/The Haunted Recliner
* **8:30pm**- The Wrong Side of the Bed/Monster Mania
* **9:00pm**- Comb On Over!/Skating on Thin Ice
* **9:30pm**- Eric for Principal/Retain Your Sanity
* **10:00pm**- Where Did That Hair Come From?!/The Right to Be Alone
* **10:30pm**- Bottom of the Food Chain/Escape from Detention
* **11:00pm**- Guess Who's for Dinner?/Tough Act to Follow
* **11:30pm** - Opposites Day/Football Follies
* **12:00am**- Prehistoric Eric (New episode)

## Trivia

* This is one of the very few instances where holiday-themed episodes aired outside of the months of their respective holidays.
Cavir

Cavir was a planet that housed a birthing colony for Daggoth's brood. After Daggoth died, the colony became feral, with much infestation covering the surface.

Abathur discovered seven feral lurkers on the surface, and Kerrigan assumed control of them. She had the lurkers defend the last lurker den from the feral zerg until broodmother Kilysa came to extract it.

Infestation such as egg pits, infestation spires, Char spires, and a broodling nest were present on the planet.
Crab Beetle

The crab beetle was a small insectoid creature native to Zerus and Bhekar Ro. It was believably an indirect descendant of the extinct Zerusian Termite species.

In an alternate reality, the crab beetle species was assimilated into the enslaved Zerg Swarm. They retained their original appearance, albeit their size and a darker carapace.
Hydralisk

The hydralisk is the basic front-line zerg warrior strain. It is believed to be one of the most commons strains.

The hydralisk is an assimilation of the slothien species. Unlike their successors, the slothien were herbivores, but were later assimilated and altered to the point where they became fierce and aggressive creatures. Their nests became the Hydralisk Den.

Hydralisks are capable of morphing into lurkers or impalers with the addition of a lurker or impaler den.

The chitha strain was based on the hydralisk design.

Hunter Killers are a stronger and more aggressive hydralisk strain.
Ultralisk

The ultralisk is a heavy assault unit. It was assimilated from the brontolith, a large but peaceful creature. The brontoliths had no weapons to defend themselves, and could only rely on their thick armor. The ultralisk's DNA was rebuilt and altered many times, so much that eventually the ultralisk bore little resemblance to the brontolith.

Omegalisks were a larger, thus more powerful strain of the ultralisk. They could take on heavy targets with ease.

Pygalisks were a xenotype created by the Terran Dominion. They resembled small ultralisks.

Apocalisks were ultralisks upgraded with Thor armor.
Hawaiian Link (a)

**Hawaiian Link (a)** is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Richard Myhill.

## Usage

### Season 1

* **3a.** Frantic Sensations - Edward and Eric arrive at Boy Scouts.
* **9a.** The Wrong Side of the Bed - Constantinos arrives home.
* **10b.** Sold Out - Carver arrives at Lola's apartment.

(WIP)

### Season 2

* **19b.** Babysitting - "Fine, believe what ya want, toots."
* **29b.** Snake Zone - Joey stares off in silence.

(WIP)

### Season 3

* **34b.** School Picnic - Walker arrives back in the picnic area with dark pink skin.
* **42b.** Ed and Relaxation - Principal Walker reads the postcard (High-pitched); Walker screams and falls into the water (Low-pitched).
* **43a.** Fish Out of Water - "Oh, hold on, I don't think my ears were on."
* **55.** Mystery Meat - The camera awkwardly transitions to Esmond as a zombie.

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **67b.** Eur-op-ope and Away - The class arrives at the airport.
* **82b.** Everybody Loves Constantinos - Tamara realizes the model looks exactly like Constantinos.

(WIP)

### Season 5

* **101a.** The Substitute Teacher - Mr. Andrews punches Walker.

(WIP)

### Season 9

* **200.** Snod-Ball - Officer Owen confronts Snodgrass.

(WIP)
A Bear-y Good Day

**A Bear-y Good Day** is episode 60b of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on April 21, 2001.

## Synopsis

While out on a hike, Edward and Eric accidentally end up trapped in a cave, which is home to a family of bears!

## Cast

* Andrew Rannells as Edward
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Benedict Campbell as Mr. Bear
* Camilla Scott as Mrs. Bear
* Michael Cera as Small Bear
* Tajja Isen as Baby Bear

## Trivia

* This episode is available on the Stories to Share DVD and the Season 3 Volume 2 box set.
* This episode serves as the finale for Season 3 and was also the last episode to premiere before the show entered a hiatus that nearly lasted four months.
* Although this episode premiered in 2001, it was produced in 2000 according to the copyright date at the end of the credits.
	+ Speaking of which, the episode was initially scheduled to premiere on December 9, 2000, but was likely postponed in order to avoid fans having to endure a massive waiting period for Season 4.
* The title is a play on words with "a very good day".
* The bears are a parody of the namesake family from *The Berenstain Bears*.
* Other than guest stars (such as Kevin McDonald in No More PEGOs), this is the only Edward and Eric episode to feature Canadian voice actors.
* This is one of the few times where Edward and Eric appear without any of the other members of The Lucky 6.
* Humorously, the title is misleading, as it suggests the brothers have a good day throughout the episode, but in reality, they spend it stuck inside the home of a family of bears, much to their fright.
* Eric screaming while he and Edward are trying to escape from the cave is actually reused audio from The Hall of the Weens.

## Transcript

(The episode opens with the brothers walking down a trail in Lakeside Forest)

**Edward:** Hey Eric?

**Eric:** Yeah, Edward?

**Edward:** How many times can you hop up and down?

**Eric:** (starts walking with his hands as he raises both of his legs to flex) Well, my legs *are* tremendously strong, so I would have to say...11,000 times!

(Edward takes a second to ponder)

**Edward:** Somehow, I doubt that.

**Eric:** Huh?

**Edward:** I think you're just trying to sound cool.

**Eric:** No, really, they are. (spins around and resumes to standing on his legs) Watch me.

(He grunts as he pushes the entire planet down with the strength of his very own feet. Edward whistles in amazement)

**Edward:** Remind me to never annoy you so badly that you end up kicking me.

(In a clueless manner, Eric kicks him in the groin hard)

**Edward:** OW! (clutches it in pain as they continue walking) What was that for?!

**Eric:** I thought you wanted me to kick you.

**Edward:** Yeah? How about I break your nos-

(Suddenly, he realizes they walked into a cave)

**Edward:** Let me hold that thought. Where are we?
Ash Worm

The ash worm is a large organism native to Ignus, where it had terrorized a zerg brood and killed the local broodmother. One ash worm was killed by the swarm, and its essence was used to create a new strain of the swarm host, the creeper.

The ash worm is a playable unit spawned by the primal hive in SC2 Complete Edition.

Its appearance is close to that of a nydus destroyer.
Sterile Scourge Nest

Sterile scourge nests are scourge nests that have lost their ability to produce scourge. Instead, they are gifted with sentience and intelligence, and are allowed positions in the zerg ranks. One scourge nest, Phyrexios, took command of the swarm until his death.

Sterile nests are often larger than regular scourge nests.
Infested terran

Infested terrans are terrans that have undergone infestation from a zerg hyper-evolutionary virus.

Infested terrans can be created from a zerg hyper-evolutionary virus. This virus can also infest structures as well, and these structures can spawn these infested terrans.

Infested terrans can also be spawned from eggs.

While most infested terrans lose their sentience, some stay self-aware, and were even used as generals during Kerrigan's rule of the swarm.

## Notable Individuals

* Alexei Stukov
* Ethan Stewart
* Ariel Hanson (Plot Branch)
* Sarah Kerrigan (formerly)

## Types of Infested Terrans

* Infested Colonist
* Infested marine
* Aberration
* Infested SCV
* Infested Siege Tank
* Infested Banshee
* Infested Liberator
* Infested Diamondback
* Aleksander
* Apocalisk
Primal Zerg

The primal zerg are a subspecies living on Zerus, the original homeworld of the zerg swarm. After the Overmind's zerg left Zerus, some zerg kept their individuality, like the original zerg, and thus multiplied after many centuries. They are able to consume biomass and evolve, but as individuals, not as a whole. Primal zerg even fought and consumed each other. The oldest and most successful hunters among them became back leaders.

During the Second Great War, Kerrigan took the swarm to Zerus after Zeratul told her of the primal zerg's existence. To get Zerus' power, she had to awaken the ancient one. In an attempt to stop her, Brakk sent his pack to destroy the swarm before she could awaken it. After Brakk was killed, Zurvan awakened, and shepherded Kerrigan to the first spawning pool, where the zerg were born. There, Kerrigan would be transformed into a primal zerg/terran hybrid, which bore much resemblance to the old Queen of Blades.

After her transformation, a pack leader named Dehaka agreed to join her because of her power. Zurvan told Kerrigan that she had to kill the remaining pack leaders to take control of their packs. She did so, only for Zurvan to turn on her and he tried to take her essence. She killed him first, and assumed full control of the primal zerg.

The primal zerg are led by Dehaka during the Battle of Korhal.
Mantalisk

The mantalisk is an airborne zerg strain. The host species was long since extinct before the swarm rose, but they managed to find a preserved corpse in a Zerusian swamp, thus creating the mantalisk. In *Starcraft 2: Origins*, the mantalisk takes the appearance of the canceled swarm guardian. In the Heart of the Swarm Beta files, the mantalisk had the same model as a brood lord.
Impaler

The impaler is an evolution of the hydralisk and a strain of lurker. They are only able to attack one unit at a time, but can deal lots of damage.

Kerrigan's swarm went to Marek V, and discovered impaler colonies on the surface. Kerrigan sent hydralisks to destroy them and collect their essence, thus creating a new strain that allowed hydralisks to morph into impalers at will. This strain was one of 2 possible hydralisk strains, the other being the lurker.
Terra Zerg

The Terra Zerg is a massive breed of zerg created by Imperus in a possible future for the swarm.

When Phyrexios, one of the few remaining intelligent zerg, was dying, he instructed broodmother Sakura to watch over an egg that was destined to rule the swarm. Sakura took the egg to the Earth's north pole, and awaited its birth. Upon hatching, Imperus began to fully dominate the rest of the Earth. While he could recreate various zerg strains, it was not possible for him to recreate the leviathan. To re-achieve space travel and to prepare for the UED's return, Imperus took a large amount of organic material from the Earth to create the Terra Zerg, a massive creature that far surpassed the size of the leviathan.

The Terra Zerg closely resembled a devourer.
Elite Brood

Elite broods are rare zerg broods used to birth the swarm's countless broodmothers. Instead of standard zerg hives, elite broods use structures such as brood hives, and rely heavily on the infested for support. They also use feederlings rather than drones to harvest minerals.

### Structures

* Brood Hive
* Extractor
* Infested Laboratory
* Maggot Nest
* Infested Hut
* Creep Tumor
* Evolution Chamber
* Nydus Network
* Roach Warren

### Units

* Maggot
* Broodmother
* Feederling
* Roach
* Brood Host
* Infested Commander
* Scrutinizer
* Aberration
* Infested Marine
* Infested Colonist
* Infestor
* Changeling
* Corruptor
* Brood Lord
* Nydus Destroyer
Plasma Beam

an ability increasing shell damage

Plasma Beam is an ability unique to the Behemoth class. When activated this ability will cause the player to instantly shoot plasma from the gun for about 1 second. This causes the player to shoot regardless of whether they have the fire key depressed. The plasma fired from the gun is blue in color and does a huge amount of damage. In game description says this effect causes 1500 damage. This ability can be used one time every 90 seconds and requires a player to be level 35 to unlock.
Nydus Destroyer

The nydus destroyer is a canceled zerg unit from *Heart of the Swarm*. It could be summoned from the Nydus Network. The nydus destroyer could deep tunnel and attack buildings, but could not attack units.

The nydus destroyer is an assimilation of the Zerusian Nydus Eel, like the Nydus Worm, but it retained the eel's appearance.

The nydus destroyer can be summoned in SC2 Complete Edition.
Dehaka

Dehaka was a primal pack leader on Zerus. He makes a few cameos in "Waking the Ancient" and is titled as "Strange Creature". He is later seen watching Kerrigan's chrysalis from a cliff in "The Crucible". After Kerrigan's transformation, Dehaka revealed himself directly, and decided to follow Kerrigan willingly. During Kerrigan's mission to kill the pack leaders, Dehaka would often send his pack to reinforce her. His pack would later be used to take out the Dominion's psi-disruptor since the primal zerg had to psionic potential. His pack would later fight alongside the rest of the swarm during the final battle on Korhal.
Hornet

The hornet is an airborne zerg strain. It was evolved from the Zerusian Hornet, and could be spawned from larvae after an airee is created. Hornets bore a close resemblance to corruptors, albeit a sharp abdomen, enlarged blades, and the tentacles being more spread out.

They were introduced in *Starcraft 2: Origins*.
Flop and Go (a)

**Flop and Go (a)** is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by John Fox. It usually plays during chaotic scenes in Edward and Eric.

## Usage

### Season 2

* **27a.** Opposites Day - Joey proves that Eric isn't him by eating evergreen blackberries. (Low-pitched)

(WIP)

### Season 3

* **41b.** Car Carnage - Montage of Old Man Esmond getting annoyed by the Pearsons.

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **78a.** Hard-Boiled Ed - Montage of Walker and Constantinos causing mayhem across the school together.
* **79a.** Snow Difference - Walker gets back up on the ski lift chair.

(WIP)

### Season 5

* **103b.** Joey Goes Boxing - Joey searches for a stamp.

(WIP)

### Season 7

* **153b.** Joe Gets Mauled - The Sebastian Show comes on, and everybody (except Joey) laughs at it.

(WIP)
Zurvan

Zurvan was a massive hungerer and a primal pack leader on Zerus. He was an ancient and powerful zerg who witnessed the creation of the Overmind. He was awakened by Kerrigan after being fed quillgor meat. He told her that she must become primal zerg if she sought to take control of all zerg. After her transformation, Zurvan had Kerrigan kill the remaining pack leaders, only for him to be killed as well.
Swarm Brood

The Zerg Swarm is divided into many broods, each led by a cerebrate, and later broodmothers. Together they make up the majority of the swarm. In addition to that, they claim ownership of a majority of the myriad breeds.

### Structures

* Hive
* Hatchery
* Lair
* Extractor
* Spawning Pool
* Evolution Chamber
* Roach Warren
* Spine Crawler
* Spore Crawler
* Baneling Nest
* Nydus Network
* Sunken Colony
* Hydralisk Den
* Lurker Den
* Impaler Den
* Spire
* Greater Spire
* Scourge Nest
* Infestation Pit
* Nydus Canal
* Alphalisk Burrow
* Termite Lair
* Airee
* Creep Tumor
* Creep Colony
* Spore Colony
* Behemoth Chrysalis
* Baneling Egg Nest
* Queen Nest
* Deep-Space Array

### Units

* Drone
* Nydus Worm
* Nydus Destroyer
* Feederling
* Harvester
* Infested Marine
* Infested Colonist
* Queen
* Brood War Queen
* Swarm Queen
* Infestor
* Ultralisk
* Brutalisk
* Omegalisk
* Crab Beetle
* Hungerer
* Overlord
* Overseer
* Ventral Overlord
* Kukulza Guardian
* Guardian
* Corruptor
* Brood Lord
* Mutalisk
* Devourer
* Termite
* Hornet
* Mantalisk
* Galvalisk
* Bug
* Crawler
* Zergling
* Baneling
* Roach
* Ravager
* Hydralisk
* Hunter Killer
* Lurker
* Impaler
* Abathur's Overlord
* Dropperlord
* Swarm Host
* Viper
* Behemoth
* Leviathan
* Cerebrate
* Cerebrate Guard
* Broodmother
* Adostra
* Chitha
* Aberration
* Alphalisk
* Broodling
* Terra Zerg
* Overmind
* Monstrosity
* Locust
* Flying Locust
* Scantalisk
* Wasp
* Blightbringer
* Changeling
* Defiler
* Empress
* Plague Lord
* Sterile Scourge Nest
* Hive Spitter
* Hive Guardian
* Venomous
* Primal Zerg
Venomous

The venomous is a strain of ravager introduced in *Evolution of the Swarm.* They have the ability to launch corrosive bile as ravagers are able to launch energy.

Abathur and Dhukar went to Aiur to recover the Overmind's biomass, which was guarded by a protoss force. To obtain the biomass, Abathur used the venomous to wipe out all the protoss in the area. Once the biomass was collected, Abathur and Dhukar realized that the Overmind was being reborn and Zagara had to be warned.
Cerebrate

Cerebrates were large creatures created by the Overmind to command broods. They resembled giant larvae, and had powerful psionic potential. As long as the Overmind lived, the cerebrates would remain alive as well. After the destruction of the Overmind, the cerebrates would not be able to survive on their own. To solve this, many of them merged into a new Overmind. Angered by this, Kerrigan enlisted the help from Raynor, Mengsk and the protoss to destroy the Overmind before it had matured. Afterwards, many of the remaining cerebrates joined Kerrigan's swarm, but were eventually hunted down and died. Instead of creating more, Kerrigan enlisted many infested terrans as generals, but later handed control to the broodmothers.

In an alternate reality where Kerrigan had died, a group of Nerazim and terrans confronted a rebel faction of zerg, led by a surviving cerebrate. They fought it until it conceded and gave them information. When the group escaped, the cerebrate declared its dominance over that world.

Cerebrates have the ability to fight.
Surrogate

The surrogate is a breed of zerg created by the last cerebrate in an alternate reality.

The surrogates were an infested protoss that the last cerebrate worked to create, while at the same time attempting to create a third Overmind. Upon the dawning of the cocoon, Amon and his hybrid attacked the cerebrate's brood, destroying the Overmind and everything the swarm worked for, save for the surrogates.

When Zerash and his strike team arrived to Perth, the cerebrate awakened the surrogates to aid him.
Chitha

The chitha, otherwise known as psyolisks, are a zerg strain created by Abathur.

Before leaving the swarm, Kerrigan gave Zagara xel'naga essence and told her of a species that could hold the essence. This species became the adostra, a peaceful strain that could cultivate life throughout the Koprulu Sector, and was thus aided by the terrans and protoss. Abathur did not like the idea of aiding other races, so he found another species and created the chitha. He hid them inside Zagara's hives, where the adostra were slumbering. He tried to instigate another war but it was put down by Zagara. Zagara let Abathur live because she needed him to further conduct research for evolution.

The chitha had the same model and template as the hydralisk, but were smaller than zerglings.
Primal Drone

The primal drone is used to harvest minerals and vespene gas for the sake of the primal zerg. It has a thicker carapace and a greenish hue.

In co-op missions, primal drones are used to mutate into structures such as the primal hive and the warden. The drones themselves are spawned directly from the hive.
Impaler Den

An impaler den is a structure than enables the player to morph impalers from hydralisks.

Abathur discovered 3 impaler colonies on the surface of Marek V. He sent hydralisks to destroy the colonies and incorporate their essence to create a new strain. The hydralisks could now morph into impalers, and were able to destroy the Prometheus Company, which was attacking the local zerg brood.
Defiler

The defiler is a rare zerg strain that contains the DNA of all zerg strains. Defilers could launch corrosive bile that contained thousands of microscopic organisms. This would swarm a small location making it difficult to target anything under the chemicals.

The viper was the successor of the defiler.
Sunken Colony

A sunken colony is a defensive structure used in Starcraft 1. In Starcraft 2 it was replaced with the spine crawler.

In *Heart of the Swarm*, 3 impaler colonies, a creation of the Overmind, existed on Marek V, but were later killed by Kerrigan's hydralisks to create the impaler strain.

Sunken colonies can be built by drones in the SC2 Complete Edition Mod.
Aberration

Aberrations are powerful infested terrans that have undergone extreme mutation from the zerg hyper-evolutionary virus. Unlike other infested terrans, aberrations have 4 legs and are much taller.

Aberrations usually appear in Wings of Liberty missions where infested terrans are prominent.

In Heart of the Swarm, aberrations can be morphed from larvae.

In Legacy of the Void, Amon used aberrations in his brood.

In the Nova Covert Ops missions, aberrations can be spawned by the blightbringer.
Brakk

Brakk was a massive tyrannozor and a primal zerg pack leader on Zerus. When Kerrigan's swarm attempted to awaken the ancient one, Brakk's forces tried to stop them. After many failed attempts to stop Kerrigan's drones from harvesting the quillgor biomass, Brakk took his forces to the hive cluster, and was killed by Kerrigan's forces, just as Zurvan awoke.

Brakk uses the same base model as the primal zergling, primal ultralisk, tyrannozor, and ravasaur.
Adostra

The adostra were a peaceful zerg strain created by Zagara using xel'naga essence and implanting it in a species Kerrigan had found. The adostra would slumber forever in zerg pods and help to cultivate life across planets. The adostra would help increase food supply for the terrans, and even benefit the protoss in some way.
Queen Chamber

The queen chamber is a massive zerg structure, its size surpassing that of a hive. It was used to house important zerg figures, most notably Kerrigan.

A queen chamber was present on Char during the Second Great War. When Kerrigan was wounded, she would return to the chamber to heal.

A queen chamber was present in the background during the Reclamation of Aiur.
Slave Brood

Slave broods are zerg broods that have been enslaved against their species' will.

Dark Archon Ulrezaj and his terrorist group took control of several zerg and used them to exact revenge upon the Khalai refugees. The broods were later destroyed and the Fist of Ulrezaj disappeared.

The United Earth Directorate invaded Char and took control of the Second Overmind, enslaving many of the zerg broods on the planet's surface. Kerrigan's zerg, Raynor's Raiders, the Dominion, and the Daelaam defeated the UED and Kerrigan reclaimed the zerg on Char.

The Overmind's vision of the future showed several hybrid enslaving the entire zerg swarm to wipe out the remaining protoss.

Amon enslaved many feral broods to his advantage. These slave broods were often accompanied by hybrid to oversee their progress.

The Defenders of Man insurgent group used feral zerg to portray themselves as heroes and marginalize Valerian Mengsk as a weak leader.

The Black Hand research group began conducting experiments on controlling zerg minds and replicating purifier technology. Talandar saw this as an offense and defeated them and their slave brood.

### Units

* Aviate
* Aberration
* Overlord
* Overseer
* Zergling
* Baneling
* Brood Lord
* Corruptor
* Roach
* Hydralisk
* Infestor
* Infested Marine
* Indomilisk Rex
* Brood War Queen
* Drone
* Ultralisk
* Ravager
* Guardian
* Hybrid
* Spine and spore crawlers
* Devourer
Primal Roach

The primal roach is a primal zerg strain based on the roach. Like normal roaches, they have corrosive spit to fight enemies with, but unlike normal roaches, they are larger and yellow in coloration. They are playable units as part of Dehaka's pack.

In co-op missions, 2 roaches can fight one another, and the winner will become a Primal Igniter or a Primal Guardian.
Feederling

Feederlings are small, weak zerg creatures. They cannot attack and will usually flee from anything.

## Game Unit

Feederlings first appeared as NPC units in the Wings of Liberty mission "Haven's Fall", crawling around the infested colonies. They later appeared in "Belly of the Beast", fleeing at the sight of Raynor and his troops, and more can be seen crawling among the many eggs.

Feederlings are playable units in the HeptaCraft mod, replacing the drone as the basic worker unit. When selected, it has the larva portrait.
Drone

Drones are the primary worker unit. Their predecessors, the harvesters, could not collect minerals efficiently enough, so the swarm went to Eldersthine and assimilated the Gashyrr wasps. The harvesters then evolved to look more like the assimilated wasps and could collect minerals faster.

Drones can mutate into various structures, though they do not need to be sacrificed to build an Infestation Spire.
Dhukar

Dhukar is an intelligent hungerer from *Starcraft 2: Evolution of the Swarm*. He was one of 2 unique zerg created by the Overmind, the other being Abathur. The two met, and realized that there was a familiar presence in their psychic link to each other, reminiscent of the Overmind. Abathur took his brood to Aiur to recover the Overmind's corpse, only to find it destroyed. Abathur used his brood to recover the remaining biomass while fending off the local protoss forces. With the biomass collected, Abathur and Dhukar discovered the existence of the Overmind's egg, meaning that it would retake the swarm when it hatches. Dhukar and Abathur realized that the swarm was in danger, and Zagara had to be warned.

Dhukar uses the same model as Zurvan.
Hungerer

Hungerers are reckless and powerful zerg creatures that are only used when facing an extremely powerful enemy. Since they are rarely seen, they are regarded as myth.

One hungerer, Zurvan, witnessed the creation of the Overmind on Zerus.

The Overmind later created an intelligent hungerer named Dhukar for reasons currently unknown. After the Overmind's death, Dhukar wandered the vacuum of space aboard his own personal behemoth. He later found Abathur and they discovered the Third Overmind's existence.
Infested Bunker

An infested bunker is an infested terran structure in Starcraft 2. It was first seen on Meinhoff as an NPC structure. They, along with all other infested structures on Meinhoff, were destroyed.

A few infested bunkers were encountered by Sarah Kerrigan in Char's acid marsh, as part of Zagara's brood. The bunkers could load Infested Marines, like a normal bunker could load non-infested marines.

The infested bunker also acts as a unit in the Stukov Co-op missions, able to uproot and attack enemies.
Corruptor

The corruptor is an airborne zerg strain designed specifically for taking out air targets.

During the Brood War, the zerg created many genetic templates for new strains such as the Brood Lord and corruptor. It is possible that the corruptors could be the successors to the hornet strain. Corruptors have the ability to morph into brood lords.
Behemoth

The behemoths were massive, space-faring organisms capable of space flight. They were one of the largest species in the galaxy, although their size was dwarfed by the leviathan and even more so by, possibly, the Terra Zerg. At one point, they were drawn to Zerus by a psychic beacon created by the Overmind, and were assimilated into the swarm. Although the zerg use the larger and combat-ready leviathans, behemoths still play a role in the swarm, as they can carry thousands of individual strains within itself.

They are listed in the *Heart of the Swarm Beta* files as a zerg strain. Described as being large and manta ray-like in appearance, they were spawned from a cocoon.

In Starcraft 2: Origins, they are portrayed as large, whale-like organisms bearing slight resemblance to leviathans.

They are able to spawn flying locusts and scourges.
Tyrannozor

The tyrannozor is a primal zerg breed.

It uses the same base model as the primal zergling, primal ultralisk, ravasaur, and Brakk.

Tyrannozors were recently added as part of Dehaka's pack in co-op missions. The player can order 2 ultralisks to battle one another. The winner will mutate into a tyrannozor.
Broodling

A broodling is a small zerg creature spawned from queens and Brood Lords.

Broodlings were created from globs of spores launched by queens. According to *Starcraft 2: Origins*, the broodling was one of the earliest warrior strains in the swarm.

Brood Lords can spawn broodlings to attack enemies from long range distances. In SC2 Remastered, the Infestation Spire can spawn a mitoling, a type of broodling that has unlimited life and can multiply.

Whenever a zerg structure is destroyed, a swarm of broodlings will spawn and attack the enemy until their lives run out.

Broodlings can be spawned from a broodling nest.
Brood Lord

The brood lord is a large, manta ray-like zerg unit that can attack ground forces from long range distances, and can be evolved from corruptors.

During the Brood War, the zerg created many genetic templates for new strains such as the brood lord and corruptor. Brood lords soon replaced guardians as the long range attacker. Brood lords can spawn broodlings, which last a short time but deal a lot of damage.
Primal Hydralisk

Primal hydralisks are a primal zerg breed. They get their name from resemblance to their swarm counterparts.

Primal hydralisks first appear as part of Brakk's pack in "Waking the Ancient." After the battle, Abathur was enraged about them, believing that the primal zerg stole the design from the swarm.

While Kerrigan was killing the primal pack leaders, Dehaka sent part of his pack, including primal hydralisks and roaches, to aid her.

Primal hydralisks participate in the Battle of Korhal.
Primal Guardian

Primal guardians are a strain of primal zerg. They first appeared as part of Brakk's pack in "Waking the Ancient." They later appeared during the Battle of Korhal as part of Dehaka's pack.

In co-op missions, roaches can battle one another, and the winner mutates into a primal guardian or sometimes even a primal igniter.
Termite

The termite is a zerg strain from Gradius' campaign *Starcraft 2: Origins*. It serves as one of the basic ground units alongside the broodling.

## History

The termite was one of the swarm's earliest strains, evolved from the Zerusian termite. This new creature could attack ground and air units, and was enabled through the termite lair.

## Game Unit

### Starcraft 2: Origins

The termite can be spawned from larva after a termite lair is created. It can fire acid at ground units as well as air units.
Prowler

The prowler's genetic blueprint was originally designed by the swarm, but the biomass required for creating the strain was lost during the End War. The freed xeyed took a pilgrimage to Char aboard an enslaved overlord. The zerg gave the xeyed leviathan DNA and allowed them to take the prowler blueprint. The prowler became a strain of xeyed.
Virophage

A virophage is a zerg structure used to infest other structures. It appears in "Haven's Fall", where the player has to destroy 3 of them and destroy the infested colonists, along with the zerg hive clusters.

In Heart of the Swarm, Abathur augmented the virophage sequences to create the bile launcher, which could launch bile projectiles to destroy Korhal's outer defenses.

In the HeptaCraft mod, when the player chooses the infested faction, he/she is given a broodmother, a workforce of feederlings, and a brood hive, which uses the same model as a virophage.
Overmind (breed)

Overmind is a breed of zerg created specifically for leading the swarm.

The first Overmind was born on Zerus at an unknown point in time, created by Amon specifically for establishing control over the zerg species. The Overmind rebelled against the Xel'Naga and destroyed them. Using the biomass obtained from the battle, the Overmind began construction of the Witness deep-space array, which could detect light from other worlds. This Overmind was later destroyed by Tassadar thousands of years later.

A second Overmind was created when multiple cerebrates merged together. Since it was not yet in its mature state, it could not lead the swarm. Daggoth and the remaining cerebrates had to ensure its protection from the terrans, protoss, and Kerrigan's swarm. The UED Expeditionary Fleet invaded Char and decimated Daggoth's brood, capturing the Overmind and using it to create several slave broods. The combined power of the terrans, protoss and zerg destroyed the UED fleet and the Overmind, allowing Kerrigan to regain control of the zerg. By this time the Overmind became an extinct breed.

A new Overmind had somehow been created several years after the End War, as discovered by Abathur. Dhukar believed that the swarm was in danger.

Overminds had the ability to retreat to a cocoon when damaged.

Overminds were, in fact, non-physical entities living within an organic body, and could only be slain by Void energies, as performed by Tassadar during the Fall of Aiur. However, an Overmind could be killed in its maturing state without Void energies.

Overminds could open warp rifts to transport themselves off-world.
Creativeness Wiki Mystery Dungeon

**Creativeness Wiki Mystery Dungeon** is a game based on the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series.

## Playable Characters

### GensokyoAngel

* Type: Fire/Fighting
* Recruited at: Start of Game, at Level 1.

#### Moveset

* Lv. 1: Pound
* Lv. 1: Leer
* Lv. 5: Ember
* Lv. 7: Low Kick
* Lv. 10: Howl
* Lv. 10: Thunder Shock
* Lv. 13: Fire Spin
* Lv. 15: Karate Chop
* Lv. 19: Screech
* Lv. 21: Fire Punch
* Lv. 24: Drain Punch
* Lv. 24: Thunder Punch

## Dungeons

* Meme Forest
* Meme Mountain
Dramatic Cue (d)

**Dramatic Cue (d)** is an Associated Production Music track that was composed by Ronald Hamner.

If you point out how this track also plays in *The Loud House*, we have every right to permanently block you on the spot.

## Usage

### Season 1

* **9a.** The Wrong Side of the Bed - Constantinos falls into the black background.

(WIP)

### Season 2

* **19b.** Babysitting - Joey screams.
* **22a.** Carver's Little Secret - Carver realizes he has to blow up Princess Cinnamon.

(WIP)

### Season 3

* **52b.** Bloom of Youth - "His clothes are still here, and so is that "thinking cap"..."

(WIP)

### Season 4

* **81a.** Send in the Eds - Joey screams after grabbing Walker's clown nose.

(WIP)

### Season 7

* **146a.** Edward and Aaron - Aaron wakes up.

(WIP)
Lurker Den

A lurker den is a structure than enables the player to morph lurkers from hydralisks.

By the end of the Brood War, most, if not all, lurker dens were destroyed. Abathur discovered a surviving lurker den on Cavir, along with a group of feral lurkers. Kerrigan assumed control and had them defend the den from the other feral zerg. Afterwards, broodmother Kilysa came to extract the lurker essence, and incorporate it into a new hydralisk strain.
Viper

The viper is an airborne zerg breed. Like the swarm host, the viper was also created from a primal zerg breed. Vipers are capable of abducting targets, and can move troops closer to the enemy base, or send the enemy closer to the zerg. The viper can also emit a disabling cloud, which paralyzes enemy units temporarily.
Primal Ultralisk

The primal ultralisk is a primal zerg strain. Though it's name implies it is a primal strain of ultralisk, it bears little resemblance to its swarm counterpart. Instead, it has a more dinosaur-like appearance.

A strain of primal ultralisk called the Indomilisk Rex appears on Endion during the End War.
Leviathan

Leviathans are massive zerg creatures used for deep space flight. They are the largest zerg strain.

Leviathans were once a species of their own until the swarm assimilated them, and turned them into their vessels. Unlike their predecessors, the behemoths, leviathans are capable of attacking enemy units. They were used as far back as the fall of Aiur.
Overlord

The overlord is an airborne strain of zerg. They have no attacks, and are instead used to provide control and supply for zerg units.

Overlords were evolved from a space-faring species called the *Gargantis Proximae.* Their species was nearing extinction, so they sent a psychic signal to the swarm and volunteered to be assimilated so that they may preserve their legacy. The new strain boosted the depth of the Overmind's control.

Overlords may evolve ventral sacs to transport troops. They can also evolve into Overseers.
Infestation Spire

The Infestation Spire is an infested structure in the Starcraft 2 Franchise.

## Game Unit

The Infestation Spire appears multiple times throughout the campaigns as random infestation. It cannot be selected but can be destroyed. In the SC2 Complete Edition and SC2 Remastered mods, the structure can be built by a drone, and will constantly spawn waves of infested terrans with unlimited life.
Lurker

The lurker is an evolution of the hydralisk. They are able to attack multiple targets while burrowed.

The lurkers were created from hydralisks during the Brood War. After the conflict was over, the lurkers were lost. However, years later Abathur discovered that there were feral lurkers on the surface of Cavir, survivors of Daggoth's Renegade Swarm. Kerrigan assumed control and had them defend the last lurker den from the rest of the feral zerg until Broodmother Kilysa came to extract the lurker essence.

The lurker strain is one of 2 possible hydralisk strains, the other being the impaler.
Swarm Host

The swarm host is a zerg strain that spawns locusts. The swarm host was a primal zerg breed that could spawn swarms of locusts to overwhelm enemies. Abathur took the swarm host's sequences and integrated them into the swarm.

Swarm hosts cannot attack enemies. The only offensive ability is spawning locusts.

The carrion strain of swarm host can spawn flying locusts.

The primal zerg also created a strain called the creep host, which spawns creepers instead of locusts. Slivan was a massive creep host that served as a pack leader.
Guardian

The guardian is an airborne zerg strain. It closely resembles the nesting form of the mantis screamer, which may have been its base mutation.

Guardians are an evolution of the mutalisk. Like brood lords, they cannot attack air units, but are equally devastating against ground targets. After the Brood War ended, guardians were no longer used by the swarm, and were replaced by brood lords. During the End War, Amon's zerg broods included guardians.

Unlike their swarm counterparts, primal guardians were able to attack air units as well.
Brood War Queen

Brood War queens had little in common with their modern counterparts. They were not able to attack and used their speed to escape. They could, however, spawn broodlings to fight enemies. Queens can also infest terran structures with the infest ability.

Brood War queens were used in Amon's brood.

Stukov's infested forces used brood queens.
Infested Marine

*"You're too late!"*

- An infested marine

The infested marine is a type of Infested terran. They are terran marines that have undergone infestation from the zerg hyper-evolutionary virus. They can be spawned from an Infestation Spire, Infested Barracks, or they can morph from larvae. Infestors are also capable of spawning infested marines.
Mutalisk

Mutalisks are an airborne zerg strain. They were assimilated from the mantis screamer, a species that was capable of flight and deep-space travel. Mutalisks are capable of this, and can fire acid projectiles from their tails.

The mantis screamer's nesting form became the base mutation for the guardian.
Slivan

Slivan is one of the primal pack leaders from *Heart of the Swarm*. She was killed by Kerrigan along with the other pack leaders besides Dehaka, and her pack later joined the swarm.

Slivan was a giant creep host that spawned endless waves of creepers. Due to this, Zurvan described her as "the eternal mother".

Slivan is a playable unit in SC2 Complete Edition, and can be spawned from a primal hive.
Altarya

Patriarchie de Givreciel

Ordre psijique

Royaume de Daguefilante

Royaume d'Alinor

Luthière

Joueuse de harpe

Donneuse de quêtes

Lancière de Méridia

(Epée longue)

Courroux de l'aube

Bâton de destruction

Bâton de rétablissement

(Ordre psijique)

(Magie des âmes)

Travail du bois (50)

Forge (50)

Enchantement (50)

Alchimie (50)

Joaillerie (50)

(Indrik de neige vierge)

(Indrik souffleglace)

Ringwë (Cheval impérial)

Château de Daguefilante (Glénumbrie)

Île de Balfiéra (Baie d'Iliaque)

Les Chambres colorées (Oblivion)

La matriarche de Givreciel Altarya est une personnalité de la Coalition du triskelion qui reste nimbée de mystères, bien qu'elle apparaisse physiquement en de nombreuses occurrences auprès de ses sympathisants, contrairement à son époux Celestras l'Égaré.

## Description physique

Elfe altière au teint pâle, à la peau blanc crème et aux cheveux blancs.

Cheveux lisses et longs. Yeux or-blanc.

Corpulence moyenne et haute stature.

Porte un diadème de métal précieux tressé. Généralement en robe, parfois en armure, toujours de style elfique.

## Histoire

Le passé de cette haute-elfe au physique étonnant est des plus spéculatifs. Certains bardes d'Alinor voient en elle une survivante de la race des Elfes des neiges.

Elle épousa le sapiarque Celestras au tournant de la Deuxième Ère, avec qui elle fonda Givreciel (ou Mafrawel, en elfique) dans les cimes de la côte nord de l'Île du Couchant.

Parfois comparée à Ayrenn pour sa vie de voyages et d'aventures plus ou moins légendaires, elle a fréquenté la cour de certains monarques d'Hauteroche comme ambassadrice de la Ligue d'Eton Nir, refusant de participer à l'entreprise du Domaine aldmeri. Des liens avec le clan Direnni et l'île de Balfiéra sont souvent mentionnés.

Désormais, bien qu'elle apparaisse encore en divers endroits de Tamriel, elle siège au trône de Givreciel et semble apprécier de séjourner à l'Ambassade Lorathlien d'Auridia où elle put revoir son fils.

## Citations

> *« Mortelle !? Mortelle... Il semble qu'il y ait erreur, Daedra.* *»*
>
>

* Répondant avec aplomb à une apparition de Molag Bal, selon la légende.

## Références

* http://triskelion.forumactif.com/t152-legendes-d-alinor-altarya-la-dame-au-cygne
Yamato Dragon

The Yamato Dragon is a special breed of primal zerg.

Before the swarm left Zerus, the Overmind created a new type of breed that would serve as brood commanders if cerebrates had failed. Should all cerebrates fail, the Overmind would have returned to Zerus to retake the Yamato Dragon's genome. However, the Overmind was the only zerg who knew of the Yamato Dragon's existence, so the plan was lost after his death. Instead, after the cerebrates failed, the Queen of Blades used infested terrans as commanders, and later broodmothers.

While the swarm ravaged various parts of the galaxy, the Yamato Dragons remained on Zerus and multiplied. One particular Dragon, named Yagdra, formed a pack of his own, but was later killed by the Queen of Blades. Yamato Dragons would later join the swarm along with the rest of the primal zerg.

In an apocalyptic future depicted by the Overmind, the primal zerg had been assimilated by Amon's enslaved Zerg Swarm, thus allowing the use of strains such as the swarm host. A small portion of the swarm, however, fell under control of the last cerebrate. The cerebrate used the liberated Yamato Dragons as his brood commanders. One particular Dragon was encountered by Zerash and his team.
Harvester (unit)

A harvester is a now defunct zerg strain. It served as the primary worker strain for the swarm, but it took longer to harvest minerals. The swarm went to the jungle world Eldersthine, where they assimilated the essence of the Gashyrr wasps, and created the drone strain.

They were introduced in Gradius' campaign *Starcraft 2: Origins* as the basic worker unit. When selected, they had the leviathan portrait.
Break Time? No!

**Break Time? No!**is episode 39a of Edward and Eric. It premiered on Kids' WB on March 25, 2000.

## Synopsis

Joey tries to break the high score for the arcade's newest game, but it seems like no matter how hard he tries, he's destined to fail.

## Cast (WIP)

* Andrew Rannells as Edward
* Wayne Grayson as Joey
* Josh Peck as Eric
* Gary Sauls as Constantinos
* Edward Felker as Stanley
* Dan Green as Dallas and Guys
* Mike Pollock as Principal Walker and Conjoined Trouts
* Eric Stuart as Sebastian and Guys, Do You Want to Hang Out After School?
* Dan Castellaneta as Floyd

## Trivia

* Although this episode premiered in 2000, it was produced in 1999 according to the copyright date at the end of the credits.
* The conjoined trouts at the beginning bear a slight resemblance to Finn.
* This episode is available to watch on the Runaway Eric DVD and the Season 3 Volume 1 box set.

## Transcript

(The episode opens with Edward talking to someone)

**Edward:**Well, it was nice chatting, but I have to meet up with my friends. It's nearly dismissal. (walks away)

(The camera pans out to reveal he was talking to conjoined anthropomorphic trouts)

**Conjoined Trouts:**Oh, ok. I guess conjoined, air-breathing fish aren't special enough. (does the peace symbol and takes off in midair, producing a rainbow trail)

(Edward appears behind The Lucky 6)

**Edward:**Hey guys! Do you want to hang out after school?

(The camera pans over to two students named Out and School. They scream in terror)

**Guys:**Sure I'll hang, Edward!

**Guys, Do You Want to Hang Out After School:**Sup?

**Principal Walker:**(passes by) Who the heck is naming these children?