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Dreamcatcher (Earth 1610)

## History

Dreamcatcher was among her team, Seed Nineteen, when they went to rescue a brainwashed Tesseract and found themselves on Earth. She sorted out her team's mistake for Earth as a hostile planet like those from their dimension after entering and reading Susan Storm's mind.

After Seed Nineteen teamed up with the Fantastic Four to rescue Tesseract again, Dreamcatcher helped with Susan Storm in coordinating Gallowglass' defeat and the subsequent destruction of the firedrake *Redeemer*. Following this, Dreamcatcher was separated from her teammates and stranded alongside the Fantastic Four and a comatose Tesseract on planet Pyx's Ironwater City. She then lead the Four to one of Seed's hideouts and requested Ben Grimm's assistance in searching for suitable materials for constructing a teleportation device back to Earth. Once she constructed the device, Ben had attracted Acheron forces' attention when preventing a live execution. Dreamcatcher and Grimm returned to the hideout, only to have Ben be possessed by Thanos. Fortunately Ben's will resisted Thanos' influence which allowed Dreamcatcher to sever Thanos' possession.

After fending off Acheron forces, Dream teleported herself and her friends back to Earth but found that Ronan the Accuser followed them to 'judge' them. When Seed Nineteen regrouped with the Four to battle Ronan, Dreamcatcher successfully revived and freed Tesseract from his brainwashing allowing him to battle Ronan. Right after Tesseract was almost subdued by his opponent, on Reed Richards' stratagem Dreamcatcher's power was boosted by Grail Fountain to combine the powers of her allies into Threshold to defeat Ronan. With their mission a complete success, Dreamcatcher and her team along with Tesseract returned to liberate Pyx.
Fear Projection

Sometimes called "intimidation", Fear Projection is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to project the fears of others in a number of ways. In most cases, the fear is projected only to the target which causes them to hallucinate their worst fears.

In certain cases, the fear of the target comes to life as an illusion. Projecting nightmares into reality is sometimes misunderstood as Fear Projection. uses this ability on it's victims.
Characters from Earth 295

Ace (Earth 295)

Alexander Power (Earth 295

Alexander Summers (Earth 295)

Alison Blaire

Anthony Stark (Earth 295)

Arcade (Earth 295)

Arclight (Earth 295)

Artemis (Earth 295)

Azazel (Earth 295)

Benjamin Grimm (Earth 295)

Benjamin Parker (Earth 295)

Beta Red (Earth 295)

Brain Trust (Earth 295)

Brian Braddock (Earth 295)

Bruce Banner (Earth 295)

Cain Marko (Earth 295)

Caliban (Earth 295)

Callisto (Earth 295)

Calvin Rankin (Earth 295)

Calvin Zabo (Earth 295)

Candra (Earth 295)

Carl Creel (Earth 295)

Carol Danvers (Earth 295)

Charles Xavier (Earth 295)

Clinton Barton (Earth 295)

Danielle Moonstar (Earth 295)

Dead Eye (Earth 295)

Death (Horsemen of Apocalypse) Earth 295)

Elizabeth Braddock (Earth 295)

Elizabeth Ross (Earth 295)

Frank Castle (Earth 295)

Gateway (Earth 295)

Hobgoblin (Earth 295)

Impossible Man (Earth 295)

Iron Fist (Earth 295)

Iron Ghost (Earth 295)

Jack Power (Earth 295)

James Howlett (Earth 295)

Jean Grey (Earth 295)

Jennifer Stavros (Earth 295)

John Proudstar (Earth 295)

Jonathan Storm (Earth 295)

Julie Power (Earth 295)

Katherine Power (Earth 295)

Katherine Summers (Earth 295)

Katherine Pryde (Earth 295)

Madison Jeffries (Earth 295)

Manphibian (Earth 295)

Mariko Yashida (Earth 295)

Matthew Murdock (Earth 295)

Maximus (Earth 295)

Nemesis (Earth 295)

Nightside (Earth 295)

Norman Osborn (Earth 295)

Orange Hulk (Earth 295)

Peter Parker (Earth 295)

Pietro Maximoff (Earth 295)

Piotr Rasputin (Earth 295)

Reed Richards (Earth 295)

Rex (Earth 295)

Robert Drake (Earth 295)

Sean Cassidy (Earth 295)

Sebastian Shaw (Earth 295)

Shadow King (Earth 295)

Starbolt (Earth 295)

Susan Storm (Earth 295)

Switchback (Earth 295)

Thaddeus Ross (Earth 295)

Titan (Earth 295)

Vanisher (Earth 295)

Victor Creed (Earth 295)

Victor Von Doom (Earth 295)

Wanda Maximoff (Earth 295)

White Cloak (Earth 295)

Wilson Fisk (Earth 295)
Earth 15

## History

Earth 15 diverges from Earth-616 and Earth 1 in which Tony Stark dies of the Extremis virus and leaving Captain America as the only spokesman for the superhero community and subsequently leading all heroes against the Superhuman Registration Act. Without Tony Stark's guidance to provide a fairer path for the Registration, the United States government enacted a very harsh response in crushing Captain America's resistance and killing many heroes by government forces led by Henry Gyrich.
Deborah Cosloff (EV)

## Vengeance Alpha

### relatives

Lana Cosloff (mother) Layne Cosloff (father deceased) David Cosloff (brother deceased)

### powers

super strength, super speed, savage characteristics

## The different version of 2005

In 2005 in Endgame Vortex, Dark Alpha killed David Cosloff. The family was in shock, emotional, and suicidal.

In the funeral, Deborah made a testimony about how she loved her brother and how special she was too him and Deborah was crying and she was very sad that she lost her brother.

## Layne's suicide

After her brother's death, her father became suicidal for months and her and Lana tried to prevent him from committing suicide and they were emotionally hysterical. Then Layne died, The girls were very upset and broken after the death of their loved ones.

## the broken years

During the years, Deborah was very broken and she need therapy sessions. Deborah was trying to get better after her brother's and father's death. Deborah wanted to do something with all of these situations. Deborah wanted to be a different person.

## becoming vengeance alpha

One day, Deborah went through a traumatic accident, there was an explosion by Colorado City Police Department, Deborah felt this energy, Deborah was in a coma for a month. Deborah became a vengeance alpha.

## reuniting with her brother

When David enter to the Endgame vortex, Deborah didn't know that he was was her brother. Deborah wanted to attack him, David and his sister Deborah had a battle. Deborah said, "who are you"? David said, "Debbie its me". Deborah said, "No one had called me Debbie since, David". David said, "Yes, I am from another timeline and I need to get back to it before Vortex ruins everything". Deborah hugged him and said, "DAVID!, I have missed you so much, ever since your death I felt like I was dying inside". Deborah and Daivd decided to visit their sick mother Lana.
Edward Brock Sr. (Earth 1610)

## History

### Early Days

Not much is known about Edward's early history. Only that he excelled in bio-engineering studies.

### Project Venom

Eddie Brock Senior teamed together with Richard Parker to develop a revolutionary means to heal humanity of disease and illness. Their basis was to create a symbiote, The Suit; the project was named Project Venom.
Density Control

Sometimes confused with "Gravity Control", "Intangibility" and/or "Density Manipulation", Density Control is the ability to control the molecular density of solid, liquid or gaseous matter to either increase or decrease mass. Characters who use this ability can become completely intangible or as as hard as diamond.
Death (Children of Tomorrow) (Earth 1610)

## Death

### Alias

The First and Last of a Generation, The Boy who killed America, The Last Days, The End of an Era

### origin

One of the Children of Tomorrow, created by the Maker to keep his primitive instincts.

## History

Death was one of the Children of Tomorrow.[1] Created by the Maker far away from his fellows comrades, he was scarified, marked by deformity, and he had conserved his primitive instincts.[2]

He was teleported by the Maker as a kamikaze into the US Congress, carrying a bomb, destroying Washington and killing the President, the Congress' members and the fourteen first members of the presidential succession line.[1][3]

Later, when the City rebelled against the Maker with Anthony's help, Death was one of the three points of accusation against Richards, and his existence was revealed to the Children of Tomorrow.[2]
Energy Transference

Sometimes called "Radiation Transmission" or "Electromagnetic Transference", Energy Transference is the ability to transmit the properties of one form of energy from one object to another. Sometimes coupled with projection attacks it can also be used for other bursts of energy such as temporarily enhanced physiology or redirected waves of energy
Characters from New Timeline

David Cosloff

Layne Cosloff

Lana Cosloff

Deborah Cosloff

Ashley Cosloff

Collin McClendon

Haley Vanamburg

Julie Baxter

Scott Baxter

Lori Smith

Zack Smith

Lisa Grayson

Craig Grayson

Betty Oswald

Parker Oswald

Janine Jenkins

Clark Jackson

Shawn Leonard

Shelby Lavergne

Rachel Long

Elena Polo

Teresa Polo

Emily Clarkson

Maria Clarkson
Animal Control

Sometimes called "Terrestrial Control", this ability demonstrates the power and control over an animal's mind and body. Normally, this ability is seen controlling any animal on Earth or specific groups of animals but it can be used to control animals from other planets. The distinguishing feature is that if the creature is sentient or intelligent enough to resist the control they will not be manipulated.
Earth 617

## History

On Earth-617 Leonard Samson had been working on a treatment for Bruce Banner, through which he hoped to cure Bruce of his condition. Samson used a dual headset which he claimed would allow both patient and therapist to access the same symbol space -- that is, the human subconscious itself. Believing Bruce's condition to be essentially a form of multiple personality disorder, it was Samson's hope that he and Bruce would confront Bruce's greatest fears and conquer them, undercutting the root of the Hulk's awesome rage.

Unfortunately, when Banner was confronted by his subconscious fears -- his father's abuse, General "Thunderbolt" Ross' contempt, and Betty Ross' scorn -- the Hulk personality emerged and in his rage tore a hole through the fabric of the plane itself.

Finding himself in the Nightmare Realm, the Hulk came face-to-face with Nightmare. When the Hulk attacked, Nightmare asserted his dominance within his realm by forcing the Hulk to choke himself to death. Upon finally noticing Samson (now on his knees in shock), Nightmare searched his memories and determined that his device had opened a back door into one of the prime material planes (Earth-617). Sending his minions through the rifts, Nightmare was able to enter the Earth realm itself. Nightmare sent legions of his minion hell-hounds to terrorize the world, while he woke Dr. Samson so that he could witness what followed.

Surrounded by the chaos of battle, Nightmare explained to Samson that he was an interdimensional being, who fed off the nocturnal fears of sentient beings. While these fears were absorbed from across every possible universe and timeline, Nightmare considered it meager sustenance.

Samson was then possessed by Energumen and forced to seek to merge his mind with the Doc Samson of Earth-616 so that he'd allow Nightmare access to Earth-616. However, Samson's Earth-616 counterpart ultimately convinced him to throw off Nightmare's control. Samson was then killed by Nightmare and his Earth-616 counterpart drove Nightmare back to his realm.

## Reality Details

**Identity:** The existance of this location is unknown to the general populace of Earth-616.

**Significant Inhabitants**:

* Leonard Samson -- a Doctor of Psychiatry like his Earth-616 counterpart, but without Doc Samson's physique or gamma-radiation-induced strength. He seems to have the ability to transform into a Hulk-like monster with a particularly malevolent, murderous personality.
* Hulk (Bruce Banner)
* Nightmare

**Significant Locations**:

* New York City
Beetle (Earth 1610)

## History

***Beetle!** Hey, I like that. Beetle. It just came to me!! Not like Paul McCartney. You know, like a bug.*
--**Spider-Man**
The Beetle is an unnamed Latverian agent who was sent to New York City to retrieve a symbiote sample from Roxxon. During and before his theft he was approached by Spider-Man. At first Beed tried to avoid having to fight him. Ultimately, Spider-Man's interference foiled the Beetle's theft by inadvertently causing him to drop the symbiote sample, and making it worthless to retrieve.

Months later, the Beetle broke into the building that Venom was being held in by Bolivar Trask. Venom chased after after the Beetle sliced off one of his symbiotic tentacles. Upon cornering Beetle, Venom was attacked by Spider-Man. When Venom seized Beetle with his tentacles, Spider-Man saved Beetle sending him sprawling on the streets. Beetle witnessed Spider-Man being possessed by the symbiote and was then attacked by him but was able to escape.

A month later Beetle disguised himself as a normal pedestrian while innocently listening to Eddie Brock's personal story in Central Park, and eventually captured him after Brock turned into Venom.

Sometime later, his suit is seen being repared by Tinkerer.[1]
Endgame vortex

## Creating The Endgame Vortex

The villain named Vortex who was a scientist, he was very obsessed with time travel. When he got his powers he created his own suit and he called himself Vortex. Vortex hated David Cosloff for many years. When David tried to stop Vortex, Vortex created his own timeline called the Endgame Vortex

## The ruined world

David found himself into another universe when he tried to stop Vortex. David saw everything so differently. David wanted to know what is going on and how did this all happen and David was trying to figure out how it all went down. David had a battle with a woman alpha and she attacked him but David realized it was his sister Deborah. Deborah realized that she saw her dead brother and she was relieved and she cried very happily. Deborah told him that she missed him very much. David explained that he is in a different timeline. David explained that he needs to stop Vortex from accomplishing his plan. Deborah wanted to work with her own brother. Deborah wanted David to see his mother. They saw their mother Lana and she was sick. David was tearing up and he said "mommy". Lana was very surprised that her son is alive. Lana wanted to hug him. David was crying. David told his mom that he will make things right.

## Stopping Vortex and Alchemic

David was very determined to correct the universe and timeline first, Deborah told David that she was very happy that she would see him and they both kissed on the lips. Deborah was fighting Alchemic and David was fighting Vortex and then he took Vortex's time portal and then Vortex turned into a portal. David went to the portal and everything went back to normal.

## Everything is the same

After stopping Vortex and Alchemic, David realized everything is the same and he had the material that he needed for his tachyon device to time travel.
Deborah Cosloff (O.T)

## Deborah Cosloff

### relatives

Layne Cosloff (father) Lana Cosloff (mother) David Cosloff (brother) Jason young (uncle) Angela Hanson Young (aunt)

## Background

Deborah Cosloff was born in 1998, with her happily married parents detective Layne Cosloff and Lana Cosloff. Deborah is a good sister to David and she always loves her brother David. Deborah always counted on David because he is her big brother.

## her death in 2005

In 2005, on December 28th, When the Dark Alpha came, Dark Alpha slit Deborah's throat. She died after her parents. David was the only Cosloff alive on that day.
Elasticity

Sometimes confused with "Size Alteration", "Unique Physiology" or "Metamorphosis", Elasticity is the ability to stretch and deform one's form beyond its base state. Certain characters with this power are able to form their bodies into different shapes but that is *not* a byproduct of this ability. Cyborg and artificial life form characters who have been designed with intrinsic systems to stretch and deform their form beyond its base state are included here.
Metamorphosis

Sometimes called "shape shifting", Metamorphosis is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to alter their physical structure into a variety of shapes and sizes. It differs from Transformation because the user is not limited to one form or a direct form.

In many cases, the shifter in question can alter their form to mimic the physical characteristics of people or animals. Some shape shifters can mimic another's form down to the molecular level, while others may be hampered by certain restrictions. Beast Boy for example, can shape-shift into any animal that he can think of, but his skin and/or fur and plumage will always be green in color. Clayface on the other hand, can imitate any living creature and can even compensate for finer details such as density and texture.
Accelerated healing

Sometimes called a "healing factor", Accelerated Healing is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to recover from bodily injuries or disease at a superhuman rate. It differs from Regeneration because although the character can repair from major tissue damage and even regenerate entire cells it cannot repair separated limbs or torn cells. So knee injuries will heal but if the knee is torn off then Accelerated Healing cannot help.

Other uses of Accelerated Healing include recovery from diseases and illnesses at an accelerated state. These can range from not being affected by colds to healing diseases such as Cancer or HIV in a matter of days
Power Distribution

Sometimes confused with "Divine Empowerment", Power Distribution is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to bestow a quantity of raw power unto another. People who possess this ability are usually gods, cosmic entities or elder beings. A few examples of individuals with this ability include the Lords of order and the Lords of Chaos. The Lords bequeath power to human agents (often siblings), transforming them into Earth-bound physical manifestations of Order and Chaos.
Precognition

Sometimes called "divination", "Time-Vision" or just simply "visions", Precognition is the ability to perceive information about future places or events before they happen. Some characters can view many alternative futures and then decide on the right one with some accuracy, other characters are given glimpses of the future to understand its danger. Some are just given prophetic nightmares which they can never awake from unless they're confronted.
Divine Empowerment

Sometimes called "blessings" or "gifts" even "curses", Divine Empowerment is the ability to enact on certain gifts distributed by an extra-dimensional source. It is a broad and unclearly defined term and does not necessarily denote a particular faith or belief structure. In most cases, such gifts are bestowed by deific entities such as Gods, Goddesses or extraterrestrial cosmic beings. Some may even receive Divine Endowment from evil entities such as demons.
Spider Verse

## Event Synopsis

After sensing that Silk was released from captivity by Spider-Man, Morlun stated that the Great Hunt, where he and his family would kill every Spider-Totem in the Multiverse, had begun.[1]

As the Inheritors killed numerous Spider-themed heroes, the time-displaced Spider-Man (Otto Octavius) created a team to fight the enemies.[2]

Meanwhile, other villains were embarked in similar quests. Earth-12041's Goblin tried to gather the DNA from different Spider-Men across multiple universes,[3]and the Multiversal Sinister Six attempted to conquer numerous universes by taking the Isotope-8 from one in specific.[4]

And while the Great Hunt takes place, the Spider-Army must find a way to defeat Morlun, Karn, and the rest of the Inheritors once and for all.
Gravity Manipulation

Sometimes confused with "Telekinesis", Gravity Manipulation is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to manipulate or otherwise control the gravity of objects, people or the source of gravity itself. It differs from other forms of psychokinesis because the ability does not need to be controlled mentally and can be an 'outside' ability.

Other uses of Gravity Manipulation include flying on gravity waves, reversing polarity, creating a null gravitational zone and creating anti-gravity.
Earth 9

## History

The events in this reality are similar to that of Earth-712 (Aka Earth-S, or Squadron-Earth): The formation of the Squadron Supreme, the Utopia Program, a duplicate Hyperion taking the originals place and so on.

At some point in this reality's future the world's governments will grow to distrust the planets super-powered beings and develop a bomb to destroy them all. The resulting use of this weapon killed all Earth-1121's super-beings with the exception of Hyperion, who proved to be immune to it.

His activities since his friends' death are unknown, however it's come to light that since then Hyperion had been searching for a way to kill himself. He was soon selected by X-51 of Earth-9997 to become one of his Heralds to warn alternate worlds of Celestial manipulation.

Since Hyperion's departure the fate of Earth-1121 is unknown.
Flashback

## Event Synopsis

The Flashback Month was a publishing event in July, 1997. For a month, nearly the entire Marvel line of titles published stories taking place chronologically prior to Fantastic Four Vol 1 1 (November, 1961). The retro stories allowed the creative teams involved to revisit characters, styles, and concepts from the Silver-Age and occasionally from the Bronze-Age.

The stories were stand-alone stories. No story published in the event had a direct connection to any other, even if they featured some of the same characters. Some characters had their childhoods or teenage years revisited, others got depicted as adventurers prior to their superhero or supervillain days. A few characters received new origin stories or had additional details of their past revealed.

The stories interrupted ongoing storylines in the titles involved and were in turn ignored by the issues of August, 1997. The retro issues met with varying degrees of interest from fans. Fans of older characters tended to like the spotlight treatment for their favorite characters, and fans of retro stories pointed to "gems" in the pack. Fans of younger characters, or those not interested in the Silver-Age at all, found the concept rather boring and the retro style was a turn off for them.
Comics

## The True Alpha series

True Alpha

True Alpha 2: the fire wolf

True Alpha 3: The rage of the phantom

True Alpha 4: defiance of two worlds

True Alpha: The final battle

## spin offs and crossovers

Sorcerer and True Alpha: The rise of Vengeance

True Alpha and Echo: Heroes beyond

True Alpha: Endgame Vortex

True Alpha: The new timeline

True Alpha: the years

True Alpha: the origin

Marvel's Earth Crossover

## Protectors series

The Protectors

The Protectors 2: The rise of Lord Lonence

The Protectors 3: The Protectors vs. The Destroyers

The Protectors: WAR

## The prequels

True Alpha: Homecoming

True Alpha: Against all odds

True Alpha: Beneath the earth

True Alpha: Darkness

True Alpha: Collateral

True Alpha: wrath of the reaper

True Alpha: Below Zero

True Alpha: The tornado

True Alpha: Order of the sinister

True Alpha: MasterMind

True Alpha: Revenge of the nightmare

True Alpha: The Deadly Eight

True Alpha: The greatest battle part 1

True Alpha: The greatest battle part 2

## Annuals

True Alpha: One Moment in Time

True Alpha: Renew Your Vows
Darkness Manipulation

Sometimes called "Umbrakinesis" or "Shadow Manipulation", Darkness Manipulation is the ability to create and manipulate darkness or shadows that cannot be penetrated by light and sometimes not other energies either. Certain characters with this power are able to give their own shades and darkness life and others can generate their darkness from a place called the "Shadow-lands" or the "Dark Zone".
Boyfriend

A **boyfriend** is a male friend or acquaintance, often specifying a regular male companion with whom one is platonic, romantically or sexually involved.[1] This is normally a short-term committed relationship, where other titles (e.g. *husband, partner*) are more commonly used for long-term committed relationships. A boyfriend can also be called an admirer, beau, suitor and sweetheart.

## Scope

Partners in committed non-marital relationships are also sometimes described as a *significant other* or *partner*, [3] especially if the individuals are cohabiting.

*Boyfriend* and *partner* mean different things to different people; the distinctions between the terms are subjective. How the term is used will ultimately be determined by personal preference.[4]

A 2005 study of 115 people ages 21 to 35 who were either living with or had lived with a romantic partner notes that the lack of proper terms often leads to awkward situations, such as someone upset over not being introduced in social situations to avoid the question.[5]

There is a significant difference between *girlfriend* and *boyfriend*, and *girl friend* and *boy friend*. In a strictly grammatical sense, a *girlfriend*[6] or *boyfriend*[7] is an 'individual of significance' with whom one shares a relationship.

## Word history

The word *dating* entered the American language during the Roaring Twenties. Prior to that, courtship was a matter of family and community interest. Starting around the time of the American Civil War, courtship became a private matter for couples.[8] In the early to mid 20th century in the US, women were often visited by "gentleman callers", single men who would arrive at the home of a young woman with the hopes of beginning acourtship.[9] The era of the gentleman caller ended in the early 20th century and the modern idea of dating developed.[8]

In literature, the term is discussed in July 1988 in Neil Bartlett's, *Who Was That Man? A Present for Mr Oscar Wilde.* On pages 108-110, Bartlett quotes from an issue of *The Artist and Journal of Home Culture*, which refers to Alectryon as "a boyfriend of Mars".

## Synonyms

* An older man may be referred to as a sugar daddy, a well-to-do man who financially supports or lavishly spends on a mistress, girlfriend, or boyfriend.[10]
* In popular culture, slang, internet chat, and cellphone texting, the truncated acronym *bf* is also used.[11]
* Leman, an archaic word for "sweetheart, paramour," from Medieval British *leofman* (c.1205), from Old English *leof* (cognate of Dutch *lief*, German *lieb*) "dear" + *man* "human being, person" was originally applied to either gender, but usually means mistress.[12]
* The term *young man* was at some periods used with a similar connotation. For example, in the 1945 film "My Name Is Julia Ross" the female protagonist, seeking a secretarial job, is asked if she has "a young man"[13] - where in later films a similar question would have referred to "a boyfriend".
Dark Earth

## Creation of Dark Earth

Ever since The devil was created, The Devil created his own earth called Dark Earth which was full of misery and hate. The Devil created his own people in Dark Earth including Hellfire and Dark lightning. it had been around for 1000s of years

## The destruction of Dark Earth

In True Alpha 4: Defiance between two worlds, David and the others were understanding about Dark Earth and how to destroy it so Earth can survive. Hellfire and Dark lightning wanted Dark Earth to form up with Earth. After David fought Hellfire, David grabbed the bomb and flew to Dark Earth and the bomb pushed Dark earth away from Earth so it can blow up. David started timer on the bomb. David flew back to Earth and Dark Earth was doomed.
Bizarro Physiology

Sometimes called "Bizarro Skin" or a Bizarro transformation, characters with a Bizarro physiology will have disrupted skin, may have malformations in or around their body, may explode upon action, or simply have grey skin. Their physiology more often than not takes on the physical capabilities and restrictions of their "real forms".
Earth 6

## History

Earth-6, also known as the Crooked World, was an alternate Earth where Parliament member Mad Jim Jaspers successfully campaigned for the outlawing of superheroes.

Jaspers had the ability to warp reality to his will, at the cost of his own sanity. Jaspers created the Fury, a highly adaptable artificial lifeform programmed to exterminate all superheroes except for Jaspers. Within two years, all the superhumans of the world had been killed by the Fury. The only superhero to survive the purge was Captain UK, who fled to Earth-616 and abandoned her heroic identity. The Fury was mothballed by the Status Crew, enforcers working for the U.K.'s oppressive regime.

Unaware of the cause of Earth-238's retarded development, Saturnyne of the Dimensional Development Court (DDC) and her Avant Guard attempted to give Earth-238 "the Push", an evolutionary boost. However, Jaspers unleashed his full powers, triggering the Jaspers' Warp, engulfing his entire world in chaos and madness. Suspecting the cause of the chaos was Saturnyne and her recently arrived allies Captain Britain and Jackdaw, the Status Crew reactivated the Fury, which slew Jackdaw. Saturnyne fled back to the DDC, abandoning Captain Britain to be hunted down and ultimately slain by the Fury. However, he was revived and returned to Earth-616 by Merlyn. The Fury, somehow detecting this, adapted itself to travel between realities, eventually making its way to Earth-616.

Fearing contamination, Lord Mandragon, Saturnyne's temporary replacement, destroyed Earth-238 and presumably Jaspers along with it.
Energy Negation

Sometimes called "power nullification", Energy Negation is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to nullify energies in or around their area. Some characters can only cancel other's abilities while others can cancel various energies such as electrical or thermal in order to remain hidden.

More often than not this ability is given to devices in order to shut down abilities temporarily. Although in some cases this effect can be permanent
Earth 31

## History

The **DC Universe** is a parallel multiverse within the larger omniverse. Its primordial universe was briefly combined with the Earth 616/Earth 1 reality to form the Amalgam Universe. Citizens native to that reality sometimes refer to their primordial universe as the "New Earth" universe.

The Avengers met a Squadron Supreme-like group called the Justice League of America from this universe during an adventure involving the Grandmaster.

It should not be confused with Earth-Crossover or Earth-74425, in which counterparts to both DC and 616 individuals coexist; or with Earth-9047, in which parodic counterparts to both DC and 616 individuals coexist apparently in different pocket dimensions.

**Key Historical Events:**

* The Brothers enter into a conflict with one another, using their respective universes' Earths' superheroes as proxies.
* The Amalgam Universe fights to preserve itself from destruction.
* The JLA and the Avengers fight to win a cosmic game between Krona and the Grandmaster.

## Residents

* Justice League of America
	+ Superman (Kal-El/Clark Kent)
	+ Batman (Bruce Wayne)
	+ Wonder Woman (Diana of Themyscira)
	+ Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner)
	+ Flash (Wally West)
	+ Aquaman (Orin/Arthur Curry)
	+ Martian Manhunter (J'onn J'onzz)
	+ Plastic Man (Patrick "Eel" O'Brian)
* Krona
Cain Marko (Earth 1610)

## History

Cain Marko, the man known as Juggernaut, grew up in the same trailer park as Rogue. He refered to himself as "trailer trash" at one point, but also pointed out that because he grew up in a trailer park people often underestimated his intelligence.

At some point in his life he was incarcerated by Weapon X and forced to act as a living weapon under the direction of Col. John Wraith. Juggernaut was part of the strike force that took out the X-Men, forcing them into Weapon X as well. Cain and Rogue shared a cell while both were forced to serve Weapon X.

When The Brotherhood removed the security implants that were prohibiting the mutants from leaving their cells, Juggernaut fought for his freedom. After the entire ordeal, Cain was offered a place with both Xavier's X-Men and The Brotherhood. Cain chose The Brotherhood, but later left the team for parts unknown.

Cain was captured by SHIELD. However, en route to a prison designed to contain the Hulk, there was an accident and Cain broke free. Retrieving his helmet, be began to track down Rogue, who was a thief along with Gambit, stealing the Cyttorak Gem from the Fenris twins. He also revealed that he had a crush on Rogue. Juggernaut was bonded with the gem when Gambit shoved it into his helmet. [1]. Though its full repercussions are unknown, Juggernaut did describe himself as feeling "better than ever". He began to beat up Gambit, until he dropped a building on him.

Juggernaut later appeared during the Ultimatum. There, he was shot in the eye with a poisonous dart, and died in his friend Rogue's arms. Before his death, Rogue permanently absorbed his powers and abilities.
Astral Projection

Sometimes called "Soul Projection", this ability allows the character to bring their "astral body" out of their "physical body" in order to do a number of things. This power can also be an ability as well-trained humans such as have been able to project their "astral body" as well. The Astral Body itself, sometimes called the soul, can do a number of different things such as possession, flight and sometimes energy projection.
Body Art animation

Sometimes called "tattoo generation", Body Art Animation is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to animate and control their own body art (most often seen in the use of tattoos. The power is activated either through force of will or physical contact, the effects of which discontinue upon either the will of the user or if the user is incapacitated. When activated, a facsimile of the selected image will project outward from the target's body and assume the basic properties of the item that it represents. If the tattoo is that of a bird, then the bird will be able to fly. If the tattoo is that of a sword, then it can wielded as a weapon and maintain the physical properties of a sword, etc.
Chronokinesis

Sometimes called "time manipulation" or "stasis control", Chronokinesis is the ability to manipulate the time stream. This power includes the ability to perceive events outside the confines of the normal Space/Time continuum, the ability to travel forward or backwards through the time stream, or the ability to manipulate the time stream from a remote location. When applied as stasis, such as the case with Kid Quantum, characters with this ability can control time within a person, place, thing or a specific sphere of influence creating a sort of "time bubble".
Earth 22

## History

The history of Earth-4096 is mostly unrecorded. It is a future world that, by the year 2300 AD, has seen the human race advance to the point where they established interplanetary travel. Currently available evidence does not show that there are any super-humans that exist in this reality. With the expansion of the human race into space also spawned a new form of crime, necessitating the creation of the Space Rangers a group of law enforcers that would uphold peace in space. They would be stationed on the planet Earth. Three of their notable members would be Commissioner Arnold Williams, Robert Raleigh and Bartin Culp. They would face menaces such as Blackhawk and Carl Formes.

Unique to this universe would be the planet Glakor, which would be home to the Glakorians who are a humanoid race ruled by Carl Formes. Their planet has been destroyed, if their race has become extinct as a result of this remains unexamined.

This universe is also home to a unique element called Plinium, which -- in this universe -- is the only known substitute to radium. It is a much sought after element and is subject to theft.[1][2]

## Residents

Space Rangers (Arnold Williams, Robert Raleigh and Bartin Culp), Blackhawk, Alyse and Carl Formes.
Chemical Catalysis

Sometimes called "chemical reaction control", Chemical Catalysis is the ability to initiate, manipulate and absorb chemical reactions that lead to the transformation of one set of chemical substances to another. Ordinarily, the reaction happens due to the participation of a substance called a "catalyst". In the case of characters that have this ability they become the catalyst and can provide for a variety of effects such as inducing rust or speeding up someone's aging process.
Symbiosis

Sometimes confused with "mind control", Symbiosis is a process involving long term physical interaction between two or more biological organisms. Symbiosis usually involves a mutual interaction where each individual entity is dependent upon the other for functionality. In some cases however, one organism may prove to be the dominant partner in the relationship, with the lesser organisms subservient to the will of the parent. This form of symbiosis shares common traits with possession, but is much more invasive as it involves direct physical contact. Participants in a symbiotic relationship do not always have to be living organisms. Some entities can develop a symbiotic bond with technological constructs or other non-living materials.
Unique Physiology

Sometimes confused with "alien physiology", Unique Physiology is a term used to describe the nature of some characters to have certain advantages over normal human beings. It is a reflection of a character's biological heritage, even Earth-based races such as Atlanteans and Amazons also benefit from having a unique physiology.
Animal Empathy

Sometimes called "Animal Senses", it can be described as the ability to sense the presence of animals due to a "sixth sense" other than . This ability allows the character to feel the animal, understand it's need and wants as well as understand it's emotion and even connect with the animal enough to understand it totally. Examples of this power include Animal Man instinctively knowing how to use his animal powers and Aquaman senses all sea life underwater.
Marvel

**Marvel Comics** is a comic book publishing house famous for creating notable characters such as Spider-Man, Captain America, the Hulk, and the X-Men. Marvel Comics and DC Comics have collaborated on several crossover projects together and also co-founded the intentionally short-lived Amalgam Comicsimprint.

## Overview

Marvel Comics began life as "Timely Publications" in 1939, with comic books featuring Captain America, Namor the Sub-Mariner and an early version of the Human Torch. Legendary comics writer Stan Lee was hired as an office assistant in 1939. Within two years, the 19-year-old Lee was promoted to editor of the Marvel Comics line, a post that he would keep until 1972.

Everything changed in 1961, when Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby ushered in "The Marvel Age of Comics" by creating *The Fantastic Four* -- a new style of superhero comic that focused on the characters' internal drama as well as their heroic adventures. The style was a huge success, and the Lee/Kirby team went on to create the Incredible Hulk, Iron Man, the Mighty Thor and the X-Men. The prolific Lee worked with artist Steve Ditko to create Marvel's greatest success story, Spider-Man. Stan Lee's Marvel revolution extended beyond the characters and storylines to the way in which comic books engaged the readership and built a sense of community between fans and creators.

Marvel Comics have been translated all over the world, and in many languages, most notably in Europe (*Arédit* and *Marvel France* imprints) and Québec, Canada (*Éditions Héritage*).

Today, Marvel's heroes are blockbuster stars on the silver screen; with Spider-Man, Iron Man, the X-Men, Captain America and the Hulk becoming regular features of the summer movie season.
Earth 2

## History

Earth-1218 also known as Earth 2 is the designation given to our reality,[1] where super-heroes and other super-powered beings don't exist. This universe may appear somewhat dull from a cerebral perspective, but it does have its good sides, for those willing to recognize them.

All heroes and villains are fictional characters and are currently owned by Marvel Comics. The first of these characters, Namor, the Sub-Mariner, appeared in a comic book entitled *Motion Picture Funnies Weekly* published in April 1939, followed soon after by the first issue of *Marvel Comics*, which would later provide the name of the publisher initially known as Timely Comics. Although numerous characters associated with Marvel would rise to popularity in the 1940s, the so-called "golden age" of Marvel (a.k.a. "Age of Heroes") is said to have truly begun with the publication of *Fantastic Four #1* in 1961.

Some of the Multiverse's residents attempt to break the fourth wall and communicate with Earth-1218, most notably Deadpool, True Alpha and She-Hulk.
Yina

Es una luchadora introducida por Adreana en su trabajo como promotora. Se unió a la WFE a finales de la primera generación y sus apariciones fueron muy esporádicas.

## En la WFE

Su primera aparición fue en un show de SmackDown, en el que participó como jobber en una lucha contra Súper Vieja, en la que fácilmente fue derrotada. Aunque sus apariciones no fueron relevantes, debido a su unión tardía, no había logrado suficiente conexión con el público y no realizó nada importante dentro de la WFE. Después de un comunicado, dijo que la lucha libre no era lo suyo y se despidió para siempre de la WFE.
The Protectors

## Story

5 years after the final battle, The Angel that God descended wanted to explain to David about the Protectors. David finally got his powers back and this time he is stronger and faster than ever before. Daivd faced Dark Archer and returned to his family. David decided to unite the Protectors. The Protectors are facing a new threat named metatron. After celebrating, David and Ashley had an unexpected reunion.
True Alpha 4: defiance of two worlds

## Story

The year after defeating The Phantom, David and the others have moved on with their lives. David had been thinking a lot about what happened last year. Kimberly and David had a good talk about last year. David and the others were having a fun time to go out and have a good time during the nice day. New threats came in, there is this other earth called Dark Earth and it is the darker version of Earth. When David, Kimberly, Brooke and Seth went to Steak and Shake. David was testing his powers, David was weaker and he glowed his eyes and it faded, he grew his claws and he bled. The Elder returns and he explains about Dark Earth. David and Hellfire decided to have a battle and it was unsuccessful because Hellfire was stronger than David. David wasn't ready to battle him. David was injected with a serum that could enhanced his powers and it worked successfully. David and the team figured how to destroy Dark Earth before the Incursion. David and Seth battled their doppelgangers. At the end, David is worried that there will be a threat coming.
Invisibility

Sometimes called "cloaking" or "camouflage", Invisibility is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to bend light around an object, rendering it invisible. Users of this ability become invisible to sight but they can also become invisible to other senses as well.

Certain characters can only render themselves invisible, leaving their clothing visible. Most characters can render themselves, objects and others invisible as well. Characters like ghosts or spirits can become completely invisible, without making a sound or having footsteps. Other characters simply become invisible to technology.
Saltgrass

**Saltgrass Steak House** is an American restaurant concept with more than 50 locations across the country. The company is based in Houston, Texas, and is wholly owned by Landry’s, Inc.

## History

The first Saltgrass Steak House opened in March of 1991 along the Katy Freeway (I-10) in Houston.[3] It sits along the historic trail where cattle herders would drive their livestock south to graze on the salt grasses of the Texas Gulf Coast. Every year, as team of riders travel the trail before the opening of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo they pass by the original restaurant.[4]

### Acquisition by Landry’s, Inc.

In September 2002, Tilman Fertitta, president, CEO and sole owner of Landry’s, Inc., announced his company had acquired Saltgrass Steak House, then a 24-unit chain, for $75 million.[5] Fertitta moved the restaurant’s operations to Landry’s headquarters in the Uptown area of Houston. [6]
Mind Control

Sometimes called "brainwashing", Mind Control is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to command the mental faculties of other human beings. This power is psionic in nature, although mystical applications of this power exist as well. Many characters with Mind Control may also possess Telepathy, but one does not necessitate the other.
Mammoth (Earth 1610)

## Mammoth

### relatives

Laufey (father, deceased); Farbauti (mother); Loki (maternal half-brother, deceased)

## History

Mammoth was born centuries ago as the son of the Frost Giant King Laufey and his wife Farbuti. He fought in the long Frost Giant war with Asgard and assumed the position of king after Laufey was killed. Jotunheim was eventually defeated thanks to the power of Mjolnir and Mammoth was forced into signing a peace treaty with Asgard.

Seething with hatred, centuries later Mammoth would join forces with his half-brother Loki in an attack on Asgard during WWII. Mammoth's frost giants joined with the Norn stone empowered Nazis. Mammoth reached the throne room where he shapeshifted into a wolf and killed Odin. He did not live to enjoy his victory as he was immediately killed by Thor.
Size Alteration

Sometimes confused with "elasticity", Size Alteration is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to increase or decrease the volume and mass of organic and inorganic matter. In many cases, people who possess this power can only use it to affect their own physical person, however this is not an absolute, and there have been many circumstances where individuals have developed the ability to alter the size of other people or objects.

Usually, the mass and density of the affected item will increase or decrease in proportion to the volume of the item in question, but this too is not always a constant.
Interstellar Travel

Sometimes confused with "flight", Interstellar Travel is a term used to describe the ability of some characters to travel through the reaches of space where no human body could probably be without the aid of technology or some other sort of protection. For humans, it is impossible to survive space therefore characters like the or would not be able to fly in space. However, characters such as or while human in nature are enhanced to allow for space flight.

For non-humans, this ability allows their physiology to survive the harsh environment of space. Characters like are immune to the nature of space and are not inhibited by it's lack of gravity.
The Grayson's house

## building the house

The Grayson's house was built in the early 1990s, just like the Cosloff's house, It took like a year to build the house. It took a month with the electrician and the plumbing and etc. The house had 3 bedroom, two bath, a living room and a kitchen. The bedrooms are upstairs. After it was complete. Craig and Lisa Grayson bought the house. Then on 2005 Craig went to jail and David moved in to the house.