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Mr. Ball Legs

## **Biography**

    Mr. Ball Legs is an organic, astute, organ-red "ball", or Mala Draga, which a person throws up with the inordinate amount of vomit, in the transformation process into an undead person. Mr. Ball Legs appears very early in the show in episode 1/S1, called **So Then a Bat or a Monkey**, when **Sheila Hammond** suddenly falls ill and throws up the then not closer defined red organ-like tissue. Sheila turns into a Zombie and **Joel Hammond** packs the 'organ' up in episode2/S1 **We Can't Kill People!** and takes it to virologist **Dr. Hasmedi** at **City College**. His attempt to discover more about the strange "organ" almost brings him a lot closer to psychiatry.

Later in the show, it turns out, that everytime, when somebody is turned into a Zombie, the person will throw up one of those red balls (plus an irregular amount of bile). Sheila's "Mr. Ball Legs" spends his first days in a lot of olive oil and then in the Hammond's freezer, because the Hammonds don't exactly know what to do with it, but still hope, it might help in a cure for Sheila. He gets transferred into a glass box, like the kind you would use for a stick insect.

It turns out, that **Ramona** from the Rite Aid store, is a Zombie, too. From her, the audience will learn, that the ball is actually a creature, which also grows spider-like legs and has disturbingly many eyes all over its body. In the episode, 'The Queen of England', they learn that Mr. Ball Legs is the product of Japopo's tainted clams.

In the final episode, Joel decides to become undead and venture into eternal life with Sheila. But suddenly, Mr. Ball Legs leaps into his ear and nests in his head cavity. Joel then passes out on the floor and starts acting abnormally.

Some members of the Knights of Serbia have a tattoo of a Mala Draga on their arms, perhaps to signify a hatred of the undead.

## More

* The character **Ed Thune** is turned into a Zombie, but then goes feral, so Joel has to kill him and his Mr. Ball Legs. Inside, the red balls are also filled with black goo.
* In their attempt to find meat for Sheila, the Hammonds try to kill a man named **Loki Hayes**, but instead turn him. Loki's Mr. Ball Legs also ends up in the freezer, when Loki finally is killed.
* Mr. Ball Legs is also called "Mala Draga" in the old Serbian book.
* The creature appears on the shields of the **Knights of Serbia** and in the last episode on the uniforms of Sheila's followers.
* The creature will fall ill and eventually die, when their host is not near. That's why the Hammond's eventually call Ramona, who missed her little "friend", too.
Centrepoint

Centrepoint is a planet in Galaxy War located at the center of the galaxy. It is the capital planet of the Meketare Empire

## History

### Pre-Galaxy War

During the Genesonian occupation of the galaxy, the Machine King of Centrepoint rejected the Genesonian's gift of technology. Information of this was later written in the Genesonian Temple

A few years before the Galaxy War, Junior743 led a revolution against the Machine King of that period. He later took the title of King just before the war started.

### Galaxy War

#### APOFA Period

Soon after the war started, Junior was attacked by Ciblast's Ice Drones on the planet. Later, he met with Commander Firebolt and Emperor Doodadguy to discuss alliance terms, the later of which led to the creation of the APOFA.
Intimidation

Intimidation is Frisk's Side special move in FIGHT Mode.

## Descriptions

Frisk will open their eyes and flash a scary face. Trying to intimidate an opponent from behind isn't so effective. When facing the opponent, the intimidation is at its strongest, which knocks opponents backwards and down to the ground.

Assist characters can also be immediately repelled by this move, immobilizing them for 3 seconds. If you get hit by an opponent during this, the opponent will take damage as well, though this won't happen if your opponent attacks from behind, however.

### Move Origins

During the Genocide/No Mercy Route, several characters will comment about Frisk's "scary face", which is revealed to be related to Chara when Asriel mentions in the True Lab tapes that they always make “that face”. The red eyes and twinkle also references the corrupt Passive ending, where Chara takes over and is implied to kill all the Monsters the player has worked so hard to befriend.
Character selection screen

The **character selection screen**, also called **character select screen** or **character selection menu** and abbreviated as **CSS**, is the menu in *Smash Bros. Lawl Beatdown* where players can choose their characters to be used in a game mode.

## Features

The CSS allows for character selection, as well as the ability to change between palette swaps and between tag-team members. The background video for the CSS typically shows video related to the selected character(s), but besides that it'll show clips from Beatdown's Lore.
Dagtar

Dagtar is Stu Pickles up special move.

## Description

Stu goes high in the sky with Dagtar, working as a glider in ways and can go down early with B. Dagtar has a gliding hitbox while gliding up. He is able to glide in the air while holding for a few seconds before plummeting downwards. He can also absorb up to 2 projectiles and send them back when he lands, depending on where it was absorbed. Stu can still take damage while gliding and can grab ledges.

### Move Origin

In The Rugrats Movie, Stu had a huge invention, Dagtar, a metallic dinoasaur like structure that would send Stu to great heights and act as a glider of sorts.
Gary West

**Gary West** is a minor character on the Netflix series ***Santa Clarita Diet***. He is portrayed by Nathan Fillon. Gary is another realtor and Sheila and Joel's co-worker/competitor in the business.

## Background

Gary attempts to blackmail and seduce **Sheila Hammond** before she kills and eats parts of him. Later in season 2 of the show, the location where the Hammonds had dumped Gary's body is about to be turned into a building plot, and so they have to exhume him.

While moving Gary’s body from the spot where they had initially buried him, Joel and Sheila hear him speak from his grave. Because Sheila did not kill his brain, he became undead, too. Sheila and Joel take his head home and keep him in the basement.

Gary then wants Joel and Sheila to give his niece, **Kayla**, the deed to his house in Michigan before they kill him. After doing this, he decided to stay undead, so they continued to keep him in their basement until they moved him into the storage unit, when they got a new storage unit specifically for killing. Later in the show, the Hammonds hired him for their realty company as their first "employee".

## Trivia

* Gary West was portrayed by Nathan Fillion and appeared in 6 episodes of the show.

So Then a Bat or a Monkey (2017)
Coyote in Yoga Pants (2018)
Moral Gray Area (2018)
The Queen of England (2018)
Going Pre-med (2018)
Halibut! (2018)
* In Season 3, Gary West is portrayed by Alan Tudyk. At some point, Sheila and Joel forgot the serum, which keeps the undead from deteriorating (more). This way, Gary the head started to rot away (but only a little bit).

Knighttime (2019)
We Let People Die Every Day (2019)
More of a Cat Person (2019)
Belle and Sebastian Protect the Head (2019)
A Specific Form of Recklessness (2019)
Forever! (2019)
The Cult of Sheila (2019)
Going Pre-med

**Going Pre-med** is the fifth episode of the second season of *Santa Clarita Diet*, and the fifteenth episode overall. Aaron Brownstein served as writer and Marc Buckland served as director. The episode was officially released on Netflix on Friday, March 23, 2018.

## Synopsis

A snarky online review comes back to haunt Joel. Meanwhile, Sheila's new friendship proves problematic, and Abby leans into her new persona.
Baka, Bile, and Baseball Bats

**Baka, Bile, and Baseball Bats** is the tenth and final episode of the first season of *Santa Clarita Diet*, and the tenth episode overall. Clay Graham served as writer and Dean Parisot served as director. The episode was officially released on Netflix on Friday, February 3, 2017.

## Synopsis

Dr. Wolf is ready to get down to work, but with Sheila growing more aggressive by the minute, Joel worries it may be too late.
Dr. Andonuts

**Rarity** | ???

**Dr. Andonuts** is an Assist Trophy in *Smash Bros Lawl Beatdown*.

## Character Description

Dr. Andonuts, while being the brilliant inventor and distant father of Jeff in *Earthbound*, is the main antagonist of the *Earthbound Halloween Hack*. Dr. Andonuts is filled with heavy guilt and regret for sending his son and his friends back in time to stop Giygas, as the protagonist Varik is sent to his Magicant to free his mind. The Andonuts in Beatdown is the representative of Andonuts's broken mind and pure hatred and rage, gaining PSI powers and a *very* dirty mouth in order to protect what's left of his mind.

## In *Smash Bros. Lawl Beatdown*

After being summoned, Dr. Andonuts starts spewing random nonsense and more swears for a long period of time. Everybody must defeat him in time, or else he will use PSI Bitchkill, killing everybody besides the one who summoned him.

### Assist Origin

Andonuts's main attack in his boss battle is the powerful PSI Bitchkill Omega, a retextured PSI Starstorm that deals massive damage to Varik and his entire party. While it takes a turn for Andonuts to charge, the ability can be deflected and dealt back to him, which is referenced in the way you can defeat Andonuts in Beatdown before the attack comes out.

### Role in the Beatdown Lore

Dr. Andonuts has yet to appear in the lore officially, but he does appear in the Debug Room of BeatdownBound as a bonus battle. In his fight, Dr. Andonuts lashes out due to being excluded from the main game and battles the player. His battle makes use of his PSI attacks in his main game, including PSI Freeze, PSI Fire and PSI Bitchkill Omega. Once defeated, he simply turns his head away solemnly.

## Alternate Costume

Regretful Doctor: Based on Dr. Andonuts from Earthbound/Giegue from Mother: Cognitave Dissonence.

## Trivia

* Voldemort and Dr. Andonuts are the only Assist Trophies that have currently not appeared in the Beadown Lore officially.

Template:Earthbound Halloween Hack universe
No Family Is Perfect

**No Family Is Perfect** is the second episode of the second season of *Santa Clarita Diet*, and the eleventh episode overall. Aaron Brownstein served as writer and Ken Kwapis served as director. The episode was officially released on Netflix on Friday, March 23, 2018.

## Synopsis

OK, let’s see here: Joel’s stuck in an asylum, Sheila’s chained to a pole, and Abby’s on the hunt for Serbian bile. Yep, sounds about right.
Gravitational Arc Thrower

The Gravitational Arc Thrower (or GAT) is a superweapon designed to eliminate targets while not totally destroying them. It projects a beam of artificial gravity (like a reverse-tractorbeam) to pull its target out of space and time. These effects can be undone by reversing the weapon at which point the affected object will return to its original position. Currently both the UFP and the Galaxy Squad own one.
Alfonse

**Alfonse** is a non-playable character in *Smash Bros Lawl Beatdown*.

## Description

Alfonse is a main character and protagonist in *Fire Emblem Heroes*. He is a prince of the Askr Kingdom and a member of The Order of Heroes. He is the older brother of Sharena, and the son of King Gustav and Queen Henriette. A kind and serious man who is eager to maintain peace, Alfonse thinks of himself as not being the “prince” type, and joined the Order of Heroes even when Askrian people said it wasn’t royal-like and his father expressed outrage. He finds it hard to trust others, acting aloof towards the heroes and Kiran in part because of Zacharias “dying” in battle, as well as being heartbroken when another hero Alfonse had bonded with eventually left. As a result, he is reluctant to make connections with others, and regards those summoned as allies rather than friends.

## In *Smash Bros Lawl Beatdown*

Alfonse, along with the rest of the Order of Heroes, appears in Kiran's second Victory Pose.

### Role in the Beatdown Lore

Alfonse and the rest of the Order of Heroes go to investigate issues with the summoning gate, flashing various colors and being unpredictable. As Kiran investigates, they are thrown into a portal going into an unknown world. Alfonse, along with Sharena and Anna, jump in after to try and save their summoner from who knows what. Kiran ends up in the abandoned house, where they explore and hear Strong Bad's cries for help against The Thwomps.

Kiran helps Strong Bad and John Egbert defeat The Thwomps, but Kiran hears Alfonse searching for them outside. They go to meet up with their fellow members of The Order of Heroes. Later that night, a mysterious unknown number texts the Beatdown staff group chat ready to tell them about the interest in Kiran. This number was later revealed to be Qrow Branwen, who according to Alfonse, eventually approached the group and offered Kiran a role in Beatdown, inviting him to reside in the mansion, and allowing the rest of the order to reside in the mansion too.

Alfonse with the rest of The Order of Heroes at the end of Kiran's moveset.

	+ **Bosses**: Surtr
	+ **Misc**: The Order of Heroes (**Alfonse** · Sharena · Anna)  · Summoned Heroes
* **Stage**: Askr Battleground
The Queen of England

**The Queen of England** is the fourth episode of the second season of *Santa Clarita Diet*, and the fourteenth episode overall. Aaron Brownstein served as writer and Adam Arkin served as director. The episode was officially released on Netflix on Friday, March 23, 2018.

## Synopsis

Eric's having girl problems, Abby's rage is showing, there's a talking head in the basement, and now -- sheesh -- the neighbor wants lasagna.
Centre de données

*Cet article est une ébauche. Vous pouvez aider Wiki Mégapolis en le développant.*

## Autres informations

### **Limite de population**

     +15 800

Le **centre de données** est un bâtiment d'infrastructure apparaissant dans Mégapolis.

## Présentation

Le centre de données s'obtient au niveau (*à compléter*) et coûte 400 000 pièces, sa construction dure 12 heures, il prendra 29 unités d'électricité et 19 unités d'eau, rapportera 1400 points d'expérience, génèrera un revenu de 1265 pièces toutes les sept heures et augmentera la limite de population de la ville de 15 800 habitants.
The Undead

The **undead**are humans who have technically died, but their bodies and mind stay reanimate. They have no heart beat, cannot feel pain and cannot get hurt. They also appear to be stronger than regular humans. They become undead by consuming a Serbian zombie virus and throw up a **liver-red, organ-like ball** which becomes a spider. To kill the undead you have to destroy their brain, but otherwise, they will live forevermore.

Becoming undead will make you feel, ironically, more ebullient and alive than ever. You take control and “live” the way you always wanted. They end up feeling fine, except they will lose all impulse control. If they do not take the serum, they'll start decomposing and eventually go feral and mindless. You cannot reverse undeath and revert to a state of humanity.

Undead people can eat a normal diet, but when they have tasted human flesh, food will repel them.

## Characters who are undead

* **Sheila Hammond**, became undead after eating infected clams at Japopo's
* **Ramona**, became undead after eating infected clams at Japopo's
* **Ed Thune**, became undead after eating infected clams at Japopo's
* **Loki Hayes**, became undead after being bitten by Sheila
* **Gary West**, became undead after being bitten by Sheila and being buried with his brain intact
* Unnamed undead captured by Dobrivoje Poplovic (season 3, episode 1)
* **Ron**, became undead after forcing Gary's severed head to bite him
* **Jean**, became undead after being bit by Sheila
* Morgan, became undead after being bitten by Ron
* Poplovic's henchmen, presumably after Ron bit them.
A Change of Heart

**A Change of Heart** is the seventh episode of the second season of *Santa Clarita Diet*, and the seventeenth episode overall. Aaron Brownstein served as writer and Jaffar Mahmood served as director. The episode was officially released on Netflix on Friday, March 23, 2018.

## Synopsis

007, he ain’t. Eric’s plan to go undercover as a seafood distributor hits a snag. Meanwhile, Joel and Sheila worry Abby is getting out of control.
Tess Rogers

**Tess Rogers** is a character in Santa Clarita Diet. She is looking into a recent explosion at a fracking site in Santa Clarita.

## Appearances

Agent Tess Rogers appeared in six episodes of season 3 in 2019:

* A Specific Form of Recklessness
* Forever!
* Belle and Sebastian Protect the Head
* More of a Cat Person
* We Let People Die Every Day
* Knighttime
The Farting Sex Tourist

**The Farting Sex Tourist** is the fourth episode of the first season of *Santa Clarita Diet*, and the fourth episode overall. Michael A. Ross served as writer and Ken Kwapis served as director. The episode was officially released on Netflix on Friday, February 3, 2017.

## Synopsis

Sheila inspires her friends and insults the principal. Joel bonds with Abby, and Dan makes a childlike discovery while spraying for ants.
Moral Gray Area

**Moral Gray Area** is the third Episode, Season 2 of Santa Clarita Diet.

## Synopsis

Meanwhile the undead head of Gary West is living in the Hammond's basement. Sheila and Joel try to fulfill Gary's wish to help his cousin Kayla Lawson. Sheila still has enormous hunger, but finds herself a tasty resource in a group of Nazis. Neighbour Eric Bemis has to make a quiet uneasy discovery when he's on a date with Ramona.
Halibut!

**Halibut!** is the tenth episode of the second season of *Santa Clarita Diet*, and the twentieth episode overall. Victor Fresco served as writer and Marc Buckland served as director. The episode was officially released on Netflix on Friday, March 23, 2018.

## Synopsis

With their options dwindling and their paranoia rising, Joel and Sheila consider making a move. Eric and Abby come up with a fracking good plan.
Professor Oak

**Availability** | Starter

**Professor Oak** is the first Narrator in *Smash Bros Lawl Beatdown*.

## Character Description

Professor Samuel Oak is a Pokémon Professor and a major supporting character of the *Pokémon* anime, who lives and works at his research lab in Pallet Town. He appears semi-regularly to give Ash Ketchum advice to help him achieve his goal of becoming the greatest Pokémon Master. He is also the grandfather to Gary Oak.

## Quotes

### Character Readings

* Markiplier
* Darkiplier
* PeanutButterGamer
* Stephen Quire
* Psycho Dad
* Harry Freakin' Potter
* Mama Umbridge
* Dan Backslide
* Ruby Rose
* Mrs. Mavilda
* Strong Bad
* Homestar
* John Egbert
* Karkat Vantas
* Vriska Serket
* Edd
* Eduardo
* Tom
* Matt
* Tord
* Dr. Watts
* Dr. Rosalene
* Viola
* Ellen
* The Batter
* Frisk
* Chara
* The Crystal Gems
* Garnet
* Amethyst
* Pearl
* Spinel
* My grandson, Gary Oak
* The Thwomps
* Kiran
* Blockhead
* DIO

## Classic Mode Quotes

### Battle Victory

* Oh!
* Wow!
* Well done!
* Wonderful!
* Perfect!
* Great!

## Trivia

* Rather than being voiced by his voice actor from the anime, Professor Oak is instead voiced by ShadBad88 himself.
* The victory quotes in Classic Mode are all taken from *Pokémon Snap*, specifically the audio that plays when he judges your photos.
* Professor Oak's Japanese voice actor, Unshō Ishizuka, also voices Incineroar in *Super Smash Bros Ultimate* and Old Joseph Joestar in *JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.*

* **Misc**: **Professor Oak**
* **Stage**: Oak's Lab
How Much Vomit?

**How Much Vomit?** is the eighth episode of the first season of *Santa Clarita Diet*, and the eighth episode overall. Aaron Brownstein and Simon Ganz served as writers and Steve Pink served as director. The episode was officially released on Netflix on Friday, February 3, 2017.

## Synopsis

A new-look Loki takes Joel and Sheila by surprise while Abby and Eric learn the fine art of leaving well enough alone.

## Plot

The episode begins with Shelia waking up early as she headed downstairs as she tries to put her pinky toe back on her foot from The Last Episode. first she tried tp use super glue but didn't work, then she tried to sew it but that didn't work and finally she tries to nail it back but the nail broke the toe, so now Sheila must hide the fact she only has nine toes instead of 10.
Magic Cue Ball

**Magic Cue Ball** is Vriska Serket's Side special move.

## Description

Vriska shakes a cue ball and uses her Vision Eight-fold, giving her a vision of future outcomes. These give her short buffs to prepare for certain events, which are increased damage output, increased movement speed, reduced damage, and increased knockback resistance. Vriska's buffs last 8 seconds, but you can't use the ball forever as after two buffs, the cue ball blows up in her face, dealing damage to her and resulting in a 15-second cooldown as punishment. The ball can be throws to prevent the self-harm, but the cooldown punishment's still there.

### Move Origin

The Magic cue ball is an item that reveals truth and extremely precise predictions to whoever is able to see past the smooth surface. Vriska has often used her Vision Eight-fold to gaze into the magic cue ball to help out with her FLARP strategies. During the large chain of revenge in Hivebent, the cue ball exploded in Vriska's face after Terezi alerted Doc Scratch that she was in possession of his magic cue ball.

* **Bosses**: Bec Noir
* **Assist Trophies**: Aradia Megido
	+ **Misc.**: Rose Lalonde · Dave Strider · Sollux Captor · Kanaya Maryam · Terezi Pyrope  · Gamzee Makara · Peregrine Mendicant
* **Stages**: John's Home · The Dreambubbles
* **Items**: Scalemates
Pasión

**Pasión** is the sixth episode of the second season of *Santa Clarita Diet*, and the sixteenth episode overall. Aaron Brownstein served as writer and Steve Pink served as director. The episode was officially released on Netflix on Friday, March 23, 2018.

## Synopsis

Is a colonel the clam connection? Joel’s on a stakeout to find out. Also, Abby has a date, and Sheila doesn't see eye to eye with her boss.
Season 1

**Season 1** of Santa Clarita Diet was released on Netflix on February 3, 2017. The season consisted of 10 episodes.

## Plot

Married couple Sheila and Joel are real estate agents in Santa Clarita, California. The couple's lives take a dark turn after Sheila goes through a transformation – becoming a zombie who feeds on human flesh.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Drew Barrymore as Sheila Hammond
* Timothy Olyphant as Joel Hammond
* Liv Hewson as Abby Hammond
* Skyler Gisondo as Eric Bemis

### Recurring Cast

* Ricardo Chavira as Dan Palmer
* Mary Elizabeth Ellis as Lisa Palmer
* Richard T. Jones as Rick
* Joy Osmanski as Alondra
* Thomas Lennon as Principal Novak
* Natalie Morales as Anne Garcia
* Grace Zabriskie as Mrs. Bakavic
* DeObia Oparei as Loki Hayes
* Portia de Rossi as Dr. Cora Wolf

### Guest Cast

* Nathan Fillion as Gary West
* Andy Richter as Carl Coby
* Patricia Belcher as Roberta
* Patton Oswalt as Dr. Charles Hasmedi
* John Gemberling as Bunchen
* Matt O'Leary as Cole
* Kaylee Bryant as Sarah
* Ryan Hansen as Bob Jonas
* Derek Waters as Anton
* Ravi Patel as Ryan

## Critical Reception

Season 1 of *Santa Clarita Diet* received generally positive reviews from critics. On Rotten Tomatoes, the season has an approval rating of 70% based on 54 reviews, with an average rating of 7.9/10. The site's critical consensus reads, "*Santa Clarita Diet* serves up an excellent cast, frequent laughs, and an engaging premise -- but the level of gore might not be to everyone's taste." On Metacritic, the season has a score of 67 out of 100, based on 30 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews".

## Multimedia

### Images

* Promotional Posters
* Character Promotionals

### Videos

* Trailers & Teasers
* Cast Interviews

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## References

1. ↑ Santa Clarita Diet: Season 1 (2017)
2. ↑ Santa Clarita Diet: Season 1 Reviews
Suspicious Objects

**Suspicious Objects** is the ninth episode of the second season of *Santa Clarita Diet*, and the ninethteenth episode overall. Romi Barta and Aaron Brownstein served as writers and Jamie Babbit served as director. The episode was officially released on Netflix on Friday, March 23, 2018.

## Synopsis

Joel and Sheila learn that the clampocalypse may hit sooner than they thought. Anne accepts constructive criticism like a pro.
Little/Big Shot

**Little/Big Shot** is Spamton's Side special move.

## Descriptions

Spamton's head grows and a tiny Spamton comes out of his mouth. Spamton and shoot three at a time, and they will run forward from where they were shot. Pressing shield or b will make one of the mini Spamtons jump. They always go in order. These Spamtons will continue running after they hit someone, but instead on knocking them back they will briefly stun and knock them up, allowing Spamton to come in for follow ups. Charging and spending 200 Kromer will makes Spamton send out and additional 3 Spamtons upwards, where they will ceiling/platforms and jump automatically. Charging and spending 300 Kromer will make Spamton fire blue Spamton heads. These guys will also fly straight forward, and will fire homing projectiles form their mouths. These will strictly stun. Once you build up enough Kromer, these moves will be Spamton's best way to apply pressure to his customers.

### Move Origins

The Mini-Spamtons are one of Spamton's attacks in his initial battle. He grows his head and unleashes a swarm of Spamtons from his mouth, which either stand on the floor or the ceiling of the battle box. Occasionally, they will squash down and jump, forcing you to dodge. The blue Spamton heads come from the Spamton NEO fight, where a few attacks involve these blue heads coming out. These heads can be shot by Kris. The bullets they shoot in Beatdown come from later in the fight where they start shooting bullets out as well.
I HATE THEM

**I HATE THEM** is Dan Backslide's standard special move.

## Description

Dan expresses his anger towards the competition, loudly proclaiming that he hates whoever his opponent is. This sends out a shockwave that, should they hit their target, will mark the character as Dan's "rival." As Dan's rival, his attacks will do more damage to them. However, this also means Dan's speed is lowered and the opponent does more damage to him, in return. Hitting the same target again will just do normal damage. In free-for-all scenarios, you use the D-Pad to direct your target. This rivalry goes away after 15 seconds.

#### Move Origin

While this specific move originates from Dan's outburst screaming that he hates the Dover Boys, this move and its mechanic reflects on his role as a rival and arch-enemy of the titular boys.
We Can Kill People

**We Can Kill People** is the third episode of the first season of *Santa Clarita Diet*, and the third episode overall. Clay Graham served as writer and Marc Buckland served as director. The episode was officially released on Netflix on Friday, February 3, 2017.

## Synopsis

Sheila's tummy is growling and Joel needs to find her someone tasty ASAP. Meanwhile, Abby embraces her inner badass and helps out a friend in need.

## Guest Cast

### Guest Stars

* Ricardo Chavira as Dan Palmer
* Richard T. Jones as Rick
* Matt O'Leary as Cole
* Kaylee Bryant as Sarah

## Trivia

* The "kid.weed\_" Instagram page is an actual account and can be found on the social media site.
Smirnoff Cocktails

**Smirnoff Cocktails** is Tom's standard special move.

## Description

Tom gets out a bottle of Smirnoff and throws it forward. The bottles have varying factors depending on how the button is pressed. B simply throws a standard bottle. Holding the button for just long enough has Tom throw a lit Smirnoff Cocktail which will explode. As you charge, you can change the angle of the throw. The window of opportunity to throw it is small because if you charge too much, not only do you toss a bottle that does less damage, but it will go at a random angle, and gets him drunk. While drunk, Tom's attacks are buffed in power, but they'll have bad starting lag. After 5 seconds, you'll become sober again.

#### Move Origin

While this move references Tom's alcoholism, this specifically appears in Zombeh Attack 3, Tom and Edd try to devise a plan where Tom would use Molotov Cocktails to divert the Zombehs attention so Edd could take them out. Edd, however, visualizes a scenario where Tom instead gets drunk off the alcohol in the bottles and just throws empty bottles instead.
Pipis Shot

**Pipis Shot** is Spamton's Down special move.

## Descriptions

Spamton fires a Pipis. Pipis come out as a trap on the ground that will stay in place. 2 Pepis can be placed at a time. Pipis, when attacks by anyone (Including Spamton) or when an opponent gets near, explodes into small Spamton heads that are very fast. Spamton can shoot his own Pipis to approach someone, or let them litter the stage. Charging and spending 200 Kromer will make Spamton shoot Pipis upwards. This variant can Coexist with the 2 on stage, but this will bounce 3 times before exploding. However, it can be destroyed before this happens. Charging and spending 500 Kromer will allow Spamton to shoot a Pipis on wheels, which moves back and forth until it hits someone and explodes. These ones have the same mechanics as the trap variant.

### Move Origins

Pipis are the strange blue eggs that Spamton seems to be obsessed with. They first appear within his NEO battle, where he shoots them out of his arm cannon towards the Fun Gang, requiring them to be shot before they reach the battle box. They explode into multiple mini Spamton heads when they reach the box. The way they bounce in this attack is referenced when you spend Kromer on them. During a playthrough of a Snowgrave route, Spamton takes over the Queen's Castle and leaves Pipis around, where touching them brings you into a brief battle where they explode instantly on their turn. The pipis on the floor and the ones on wheels are also referenced in this Down B.
Driven to Drink

**Driven to Drink** is Dan Backslide's down special move.

## Description

A Bartender will appear behind Dan while he repeatedly shotguns glasses of liquor. As long as you hold down B, he'll keep guzzling. You'll regain 1% of health per second while holding this. If a rival marked by your Neutral B is nearby (and on the same platform), this gets upped to 2% of health. If you don't limit your drinking, you'll get randomly drunk. While drunk, Dan's movement is slower and his movement can get randomly interrupted for the next 10 seconds. Each session of shots is available once ever 20 seconds.

### Move Origin

Another infamous Dan scene involves him implying that he hates the Dover Boys so much they turned him to alcoholism, where he rushes to the bar and downs a bunch of shots, followed by hiccuping loudly when he retracted.
Dragon Emblem

Effect

**Dragon Emblem** is Kiran's Final Smash.

## Description

Kiran summons a trio of allies who transform into dragons and blast three beams of fire in-front of, behind, and above Kiran.

### Move Origin

6 Souls / Erase ·
Alexandrite ·
ALONE AND UN-PRO-TECTED! ·
Ancestral Awakening ·
Christmas Demolition ·
Dangerous Finale ·
Dark Chica · Darkiplier · Deleted ·
Dementor's Kiss ·
Do The Time Warp ·
**Dragon Emblem** ·
Giant Robot ·
Heir of Breath ·
Hopewell's Revenge ·
How The Stephen Stole Christmas ·
Mario Hunt · Memory Distortion · Mobius Double Reacharound · Numero Uno ·
Opal ·
Pokémon Grand Slam · Pom Pom, Too · Psycho Dad Demolishes Stage ·
Purification ·
Robo Reptar ·
Sardonyx ·
Statue Darkness ·
Sugar Sugar ·
Sugilite ·
The Smooth Taste of NEO ·
TRUE ERASE ·
We're Friends, Right? ·
Zombeh Nation
Creatures of Havoc (Ellen)

*This article is about Ellen's version of Creatures of Havoc. For Viola's version of this move, see Creatures of Havoc (Viola).*

**Creatures of Havoc** is Ellen's side special move.

## Description

Ellen breaks a flower pot, summoning an unkillable creature that will charge to attack opponents, similar to Viola's Side B. Since Ellen does not spends souls in this move, the creatures she summons are chosen from a roulette. And all three are unique to her;

* The Invisible Butcher - Has average movement speed but has a powerful knife slash.
* The Toy Soldier - Fires a bullet before disappearing, which catches the opponents at more of a distance than the other creatures.
* The Snake - Slithers forward and will bite opponents, grabbing them and holding them in place before throwing them.

### Move Origins

Creatures of Havoc represents the chase scenes shown throughout the game, where Viola must evade certain creatures wanting to kill her. The shattering vase references how there is a visual or audio indicator that Viola is about to be chases (for the most part).
Memory Horse

Memory Horse is Watts's Side special move.

## Descriptions

Watts gets behind a horse and rides it forwards. The horse is smart enough to turn around when he encounters a ledge or a wall. You can also jump off the horse at anytime, making it run off on its own and dealing the same damage as when you are riding it.

### Move Origins

In Johnny's memory of River's equine therapy, Watts decided to ride on one of the horses in the memory, not being able to control it as it galloped around the area. It took Rosalene riding on another horse to be able to knock him off.
Ron Ruffin

Ron is a character on the Netflix series ***Santa Clarita Diet***. He is portrayed by Jonathan Slavin. He is known for an obsession with the paranormal and undead, and even participates in a subreddit dedicated to it.

He became undead by forcing the severed head of Gary West to bite him, and became raptured by his metamorphosis.

## Ron Ruffin

**Character name** is a character on the Netflix series ***Santa Clarita Diet***.

*This first section is called a lead. You'll want to fill it with the most important aspects of the character's life. Think about a newspaper article. Put the best stuff up front!*

## Biography

Use this section to give greater details about the character's life.

## Media

If there's anything you'd like to say that's not derived from episodes, but maybe comes from interviews that actors or crew gave, use this section.
Holo Pearl

**Holo Pearl** is Pearl's Side special move.

## Description

Pearl spawns a training hologram. The Holo-Pearl attacks depending on the level she's at, of which there are 3.

* Level 1 - The default level, of course, where Holo-Pearl thrusts away opponents and goes into a parry stance while maintaining its position. The parry works like Marth's counter, just with more knockback, albeit non-lethal.
* Level 2 - Holding down B has the Holo-Pearl go into basic attack mode, now moving around and leaning more on the offensive. Sadly it can be poofed easier.
* Level 3 - Holding down B for even longer has the Holo-Pearl go into advanced mode, now like a fully-fledged CPU with more attacks, but it only stays for 10 seconds and has a 10-second cooldown.

The Holo-Pearl stays onstage for 15 seconds before poofing away automatically. Strong attacks poof the Holo-Pearl away and slash attack do them in quicker. There can only be 2 Holo-Pearls at a time, but only 1 level 2 at a time. If another gem is in play while a Holo-Pearl is out, they go inactive and stay where they are, unable to be interacted with until either Pearl returns or their time's up.

### Move Origin

Holo Pearl refers to the light holograms created by Pearl for combat training purposes. Debuting in *Steven the Swordfighter*, Pearl shows the ability to have the bots either move in rudimentary basic attacks for training purposes or be full blown expert sword opponents for sparring. While both the offensive and basic functions all come from that episode, the episode *Sworn to the Sword* showcased Pearl's ability to summon multiple at a time, all set at their own levels. While Pearl's moveset in Beatdown focuses on her spear mastery, Holo Pearl uses the blades she's also proficient in.

	+ **Bosses**: Jasper
* **Stages**: Rose's Fountain · Injected Beach City
Necronomicon

**Necronomicon** is Tord's Side special move.

## Description

Tord throws a necronomicon forward. When it's on the ground, if an opponent comes near it, they will be sucked in and launched back out. If an opponent has any buffs or debuffs, such as Markiplier's Floof the Hair or Frisk's Determination (Fight), when they get sucked in, when they're launched out, they'll be removed. You can also press Side B near an already place Necromonicon, which makes Tord pick it up and recite the magic words. Doing so will give him an immunity to buff and debuff moves for 10 seconds. This also gets rid of the Necromonicon.

### Move Origin

The Necronomicon comes from Zombeh Nation 2 where Edd and Tord find it to cure Tord's zombie curse. When they reach the Necronomicon, they find two others. One of the necronomicons sucks Matt up when it's opened, which inspires its main mechanic.

	+ **Bosses**: Zanta Claws
	+ **Assist Trophies**: Evil Director
	+ **Misc.**: Hellucard · Paul and Patryck · Jon · Mark · Larry
* **Stages**: ASDF Land · Durdum Lane
President Tuvok

President Tuvok is the current leader of the UFP.

## Physical description

### Eye color

Brown

His VP is Shakaar Edon.

## Negotiations

* Treaty between Bajor/Cardassia aliance and Naxis (Stardate 2905.11)
* Treaty between UFP and Chorus (Stardate 2905.21)
* Treaty between UFP and Sombrero Empire (Stardate 2905.21)
* Treaty between UFP and Nucleas (Stardate 2905.32)
* Enterance of the Drelen Empire into UFP (Stardate 2905.45)
Santa Claus

**Played by** | William Griffin

**Santa Claus** is a non-playable character in *Smash Bros Lawl Beatdown*.

## Character description

Santa Claus is a legendary figure originating in Western Christian culture who is said to bring gifts during the late evening and overnight hours on Christmas Eve to nice children, and either coal or nothing to naughty children. This version of Santa comes from *The Christmas Tree*, where he appears during the movie's climax to stop Mrs. Mavilda from cutting down Mrs. Hopewell by zapping her with a lighting bolt. He also delivers the rescued Lily and drops presents down onto the town. As Santa leaves, he fires a bolt of magic at the orphans, which gives them new clothes.

## In *Smash Bros. Lawl Beatdown*

Santa appears in Mavilda's Final Smash, Hopewell's Revenge.

	+ **Misc**: The Mayor · The Orphans · **Santa Claus** · Judy Kindle
* **Stages**: Mrs. Hopewell
Floating Head

Floating Head is Watts's Up special move.

## Descriptions

Watts becomes a floating head, and he can move in all 4 directions for 5 seconds. If you press A while moving, Watts will dash forward, which deals damage, and pressing B near an opponent will make you comp on their head, dealing damage as well.

### Move Origins

Once they linked Johnny's present memories to (almost) his childhood, the duo had to transform into floating heads within a white void to link the memento items together in order to link the memories fully and send out Johnny's desire. At one point, Watts jokingly "noms" on one of the Johnny's heads.
Smash Hacking

Smash Hacking is PeanutButterGamer's standard special move.

## Description

PBG will start flailing around randomly, damaging anyone who tries to make contact with the moving hitbox for as long as 6 seconds. The longer you stay in this form, the less damage it deals, though. When flailing around, you can use a smash attack to perform a bizarre attack. The longer PBG stays in his form, the more damage his attacks do, besides just flailing.

* Side Smash lunges him forward, going through traps and any character made walls.
* Up Smash makes him extend his neck, hitting anyone above him, similar to Edd's Up Smash.
* Down Smash makes him extend both of his legs very far, utilizing as a good keepaway move.
* Pressing A has him shoot his head as a projectile.

Pressing B has him return to normal.

### Move Origin

PBG's Hacking videos are among some of his most popular. He would hack a game he's playing and a lot of wacky, random, and out of place things happen. Some of these are his inspiration for attacks, like his down smash.
Final Destination

Final Destination is a stage in Smash Bros. Lawl Beatdown. The stage and its variants appear during the Part 3 battles in Classic Mode.

## Layout

The map takes place on simply a central platform, with the same shape as Smash's Final Destination. The background has a large TV in the center of a metallic wall. There is a glowing red orb in the center of the stage itself.

During the Rival battle in Classic Mode, there are two glass tubes on the stage that seem to be transporting liquid. The liquid share the colors of every currently revealed fighter in Beatdown. The monitor also shows two different clips of the fighters on stage.

In the transition to the Pre-Boss battle, the tubes shatter and break, and the orb on the stage is now white. During the Pre-Boss battle, the metal walls will open up and reveal a space background, covered with static and the colors of the two characters on stage.

While Classic Mode's boss battles take place on their own unique exclusive stages, the central platform of all of them share the shape of Final Destination's central platform.

## Trivia

* This stage was previewed during the BeatdownBound release trailer, being featured in a Classic Mode trailer.

* **Unlockable**:ASDF Land · Askr Battleground · Colin's Balcony · Cyber City · Ellen's House · Pickles Basement · PU Mountaintops · Ridgway Residence · The Dreambubbles · The Field ·Vanish · YuHaynes Foundation
* **Indeterminate**: Amity Colosseum · Diggy Diggy Hole · Injected Beach City · Screw the Nether · Zone Tour
Puma Heel

**Puma Heel** is Amethyst's Up special move.

## Description

Amethyst changes into her wrestling persona and leaps into the air, then elbow drops down to the stage. Pressing B makes her slam down with a punch. You can use this in tandem with the spin dash for extra mobility. If an opponent's near Amethyst as she shapeshifts, she grabs them and takes them along for the ride, ending in a bury when you hit the ground. Though if you do it off stage, you'll take your own stock along with the opponent's.

### Move Origin

While this move references Amethyst's love of shapeshifting, Amethyst's Purple Puma wrestling persona debuted in Tiger Millionaire as her way to relieve stress and feel free from Garnet and Pearl. While she employs multiple wrestling techniques in the ring, she goes straight on the offensive when transforming into the Puma in actual combat scenarios. The way she can grab opponents and slam them down is a general nod to wrestling and the grappling that is commonly employed in matches (which Amethyst does).

	+ **Bosses**: Jasper
* **Stages**: Rose's Fountain · Injected Beach City
Rivalries

**Rivalries** are when two fighters go up against each other in Classic Mode in an intense match. These rivalries work both ways, as both fighters will go against each other in Classic Mode before the Pre-Boss. Character rivalries are determined by many factors, including similar/differing personalities, related sources, or even something in-universe. Rival battles have an entire set of dialogue before the battle, and the defeated rival has a unique ending during the credits. Echo Fighters share their original fighter's rivals and mid-rivals in most scenarios.

There are also **Mid-Rivalries**, which is a fight that occurs after the first four low rank battles. Unlike rivalries, mid-rivals are not shared between both characters (for instance, even though The Thwomps are Edd's mid-rivals, The Thwomps would face a different mid-rival in their own Classic Mode).
One Eye Open (Ellen)

*This article is about Ellen's version of One Eye Open. For Viola's version of this move, see One Eye Open (Viola).*

**One Eye Open** is Ellen's Up special move.

## Description

Ellen gets inside the mouth of a monster which will then spit her upwards. While Ellen doesn't have the same distance as Viola's version, One Eye Open now remains on stage after its initial use for the next 7 seconds with the ability to trap opponents when they get close before the monster spits them out. The trap is not placed if this is used in midair. Whatever orientation Ellen had her Up B in when being launched will stay as a trap.

### Move Origins

One Eye Open is a certain puzzle in the game where Viola must climb into a mouth on the wall (on an uncanny face) where only one eye is opened. If Viola goes into the wrong mouth, she gets killed by spikes (which appear as her standard Down Smash).
Aerial Manipulation

**Aerial Manipulation** is Rosalene's up special move.

## Description

In midair, Rosalene will create a platform that can be used by her (as well as her teammates and Assist Trophies), but not by the opponents. On the ground, Rosalene creates a wall that cannot be damaged. Both the platform and wall are temporary, though, and the move also has a 5 seconds cooldown.

#### Move Origin

Another memory altering ability that Rosalene uses is the ability to change the physical surroundings/attributes of a memory, which included making a fake movie about the Moon to persuade teenage!Johnny, and making a loop of the school during the climax.
Frog Friend (character)

The **Frog Friend** is a character who appears in Smash Bros Lawl Beatdown.

## Character Description

The Frog is a helper that appears briefly in *The Witch's House*. It happily helps Viola get around certain puzzles by going through places she cannot, of course, until he finishes his purpose.

## In Smash Bros Lawl Beatdown

The Frog Friend appears in Viola's Down special move of the same name, Frog Friend, who stays stationary and jumps at anyone who gets near.

	+ **Misc**: Black Cat  · **Frog Friend**  · Viola's Father  · Flowers of the Garden
* **Stages**: Ellen's House
Flowers of the Garden

**The Flowers of the Garden** are non-playable characters in *Smash Bros Lawl Beatdown*.

## Description

The Flowers of the Garden, also known as Talkative Plants, are minor characters in *The Witch's House*. They are the three plants in the 5th Floor Park, consisting of a White Flower, Yellow Flowers and Red Flowers. Though the Elderly Tree speaks as well, he is not included in the list of talkative plants in the book since the book only refers to the ladies. In the Extra difficulty level of *The Witch's House MV*, the Talkative plants are physically portrayed as women.

## In *Smash Bros Lawl Beatdown*

The Yellow Flowers appear in Ellen's side taunt and her second Victory Pose.

	+ **Misc**: Black Cat  · Frog Friend  · Viola's Father  · **Flowers of the Garden**
* **Stages**: Ellen's House
Harpoon Gun

**Harpoon Gun** is Tom's side special move.

## Description

Tom fires his harpoon gun. Hold down B to fire a roped harpoon, which sticks to walls, items and opponents upon contact. Press B again to pull a latched item or opponent towards you. This can even be used as emergency recovery when latched onto a wall. Tapping B shoots out a ropeless harpoon, which stuns opponents and stops them in their tracks momentarily. Shoot one into a wall and you get a makeshift platform that lasts 10 seconds. Be aware that you can only have 3 harpoons on screen at a time, of which you can pick up after it has been fired. Roped harpoons don't affect the limit, since they'll come back.

#### MOVE ORIGIN

In the first part of The End, Tom was seen with a harpoon gun he purchased from pirates in exchange for their sofa. In a conversation with Edd, he stated "I'll harpoon us a new [couch]!", which is where the moves item catching quality comes from. The ropeless harpoon appears during the climax of Part 2, where he pierces Tord's giant robot with it.