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Western Europe

***Introduction:***

This is the Medieval age of Western Europe, with a focus on Strong infantry and siege weapons such as Pikemen, Landsknecht, Onagers and strong sea units such as Siege Ships, Bombardier ships and Galeons.

***Recommendations for beginners:***

Utilising Western Europes strengths of strong siege units such as the Onager from early medieval or the cannons from late medieval, with towers which are the strongest medieval towers in the game and mixing in some longbowmen can lead to almost unstoppable attacks. You can also use pikemen swarms as with their high attack rate they can easily kill enemy units and even buildings. Or maybe you want to siege your enemy from the sea using ships, you can do that with Bombardiers in late medieval which are long range bombards on a ship (4 of them) or using Siege ships from early medieval to hurl rocks at your enemys.

- Abstract Country,

- Great Britain,

- Austria-Hungary,

- France,

- Germany,

***Cost to advance:***

8000

6000

4000

# Fort

 × 60
 × 30
 × 75
 × 25

# Barracks

 × 60
 × 30
  Morgenstern |  × 100
 × 50
 × 100
 × 75
 × 25

# Royal Barracks

 × 60
 × 30
  Morgenstern |  × 100
 × 50
 × 100
  Landsknecht |  × 100
 × 150
  Halberdier |  × 125
 × 75
 × 25

# Shooting Range

 × 50
 × 100
 × 50
 × 20

# Royal Shooting Range

 × 50
  Crossbowman |  × 100
 × 100
  Musketeer |  × 100
 × 50
 × 20
  Grenadier |  × 110
 × 100
 × 70

# Stable

 × 150
 × 100
 × 120

# Workshop

 × 350
 × 150
 × 230

# Warehouse

 × 300
 Supertough Pickaxe |  × 800
 × 300
 Warehouse Shelving |  × 1000

# Workshop

 × 200
 × 200
  Ballistic Sight |  × 800
 × 200

# Pier

 Light Weight Catapult |  × 300
 × 300

# Guildhall

 Intelligence Agency |  × 400
 Increase Control |  × 600
Warehouse Shelving

Research

## Effect

Increases storage efficiency of Warehouses

**Introduction:**

Upgrade available in the Late medieval age of all Civilisations, Once researched in the Warehouse it increases the Storage Efficiency of all Warehouses.

Storage efficiency increased from 130% to 140%

Warehouse (Eastern Europe):

Storage efficiency increased from 130% to 140%

Warehouse (Western Asia):

Storage efficiency increased from 130% to 140%

Warehouse (Eastern Asia):

Storage efficiency increased from 130% to 140%
Tank Panther

###

50

###

150

###

9.0

###

10%

###

30-250

## ***Introduction***

The Panther is the German medium tank that can be produced in the Factory after reaching IR2.

It's very similar to the Abstract country's Heavy Tank.

## ***Additional Information***

The Tank Panther can shoot while moving, this combined with its high HP, high armor and decent speed makes it effective in a fast push against enemy lines.

## ***Tank Panther VS Heavy Tank***

### ***Advantages***

* +70 attack range (250 vs 180)
* +10 movement speed (50 vs 40)
* +30 damage (150 vs 120)
* -100 cost in wood
* Better accuracy (10% vs 20%)
* Faster training (140 vs 150 seconds)
* Does not require Heavy tank blueprints to be produced
Turkey

* Flag
* Icon
* Showcase

 **Turkey** is an Industrial Age country available when transitioning from the middle ages.

Able to produce a wide variety of offensive and defensive units, Turkey is a country that can adapt to fit multiple roles. With access to long range Snipers, Light Cannons, Mortars, and Artillery Towers, Turkey players can build up a formidable defense that can stop an attack long before it gets close enough to deal damage. The Steam Debarquer and Zamburak units are also very effective offensive units that can be used to launch ambushes. The ability to construct Improved Mines in IR2 also allows Turkey players to maintain a good metal economy and is especially useful for maps with limited quantities of metal deposits.

# Stable

 × 50
 × 300
 × 50

# Arsenal

 × 800
  Heavy Tank Bluprints |  × 2500
 × 2500
 × 800
  Ballistic Sight |  × 1500
 × 500
  Pointed Bullets |  × 1000
 × 3000
 × 500
System fish Catching

Research

## Effect

Significantly increases the speed of catch and the size of the hold of Fishing Boats

**Introduction:**

This upgrade available in IR2 for Great Britain and Japan in the Dock once researched it increases the Speed of fish gathering by fishing boats and also the hold capacity.

Gather speed increased from 10.0 to 20.0

Max capacity increased from 250 to 500
Worker (Stone Age)

Worker

###

4

###

1.5

###

4

###

50 + 5

***Introduction***

This is the starting worker unit in the game. It's produced at the altar. They can be used to gather berries, meat, fish, and wood; however, until upgraded it cannot farm nor can it mine stone, copper, or iron.

***Additional Information***

You start the game with 10 stone age workers. 5 of them are delegated to gathering wood and 5 to gathering berries.

**Gather Rates (Unupgraded):**

Wood - 1.1

Berries - 1.1

Meat - 1.6

Fish - 1.8

***Upgrades***

Fur Shoes (Altar)

- Increases the speed of stone age workers.

Berry Comb (Warehouse (Stone Age))

- Increases berry picking rate of Stone Age workers.

Firewood Rope (Warehouse (Stone Age))

- Increases speed of gathering wood by stone age workers.

***Voice Lines***
Pikeman

Melee Unit

###

9

###

0.8

###

N/A

###

N/A

***Introduction***

This unit is available directly after advancing from the last age. It has decant armor and a great attack speed at the expanse of damage.

***Additional Information***

Best used for defense or swarming enemies. Do to its somewhat cheap metal cost it's best to be used if you don't have much iron nearby

***Upgrades***

***Advantages***

-Decent Armor

-Low Metal Cost

-High Health

-Great Attack Speed

-Average Training Speed

***Disadvantages***

-Low Damage

-High Food Cost

***Voice Lines***

*Planned*
Yamato

**Introduction:**

###

18

###

6504x(150)

4x???

###

14s4x(12s)

4x???

###

50% 4x(20%)

4x???

###

100-250 4x(170-370)

4x???

The Yamato is a mighty battleship belonging to the Japanese nation. It is available for production in the Dock after IR2 is reached and after 3 Arsenals have been built.

The Yamato is currently the strongest battleship in the game. The large health pool, 4 cannons, 4 AA turrets, steered torpedos, high armour and fast repair / heal makes the Yamato such a strong battleship. Although it is almost laughable how easy it can be countered by Submarines or well micromanaged Torpedo boats. If you manage to get into the inner circle of the cannons you can even destroy it with a single Torpedo boat, you just need to doge the piloted torpedos of the Yamato. It is also susceptible to the same country belonging Blossoms, which can be send from normal Airfields or Sentokus. Whichever weaknesses it may have, no other battleship can challenge the brute force this unit provides. The Yamato can be used to straight up deny any passage for other water units in its range and also provide great cover from air units.
Team Armageddon

Team Armageddon is currently in development and as such is not an active game mode accessible from the main menu; however, this can be bypassed by creating a game through private match. For more information about what this mode likely entails select FFA Armageddon

Date of expected release of full version is still to be announced at this time.
Spearmen (Asia)

**Introduction:**

Spearmen

###

5 (With research damage increases from 5 to 6)

###

1.0

###

11

###

60

## Evolution

One of the first two available units after progressing to the Early Bronze Age that is unique to Asia. Do not confuse the spear man with the Heavy spear man, as the Heavy spear man is a unique and separate Late Bronze Age unit that must be researched at the barracks. A spear man cannot be upgraded to a Heavy spear man.

**Additional Information:**

Front line unit for Asian armies built in the Early Bronze Age as it can be easily massed and is upgradeable. It doesn't cost metal unlike other melee units at this age. It has a quick attack rate which also makes it great at fighting animals.

**Upgrades:**

After "Metal Tip" research damage increases from 5 to 6

You can also research Armory/Barracks to increase reserve Size from 3 up to 4

You can also research Metal patches to increase armor to 1 - 60% | 2 - 40%

**Advantages:**

-Low Cost

-Fast Attack

-Quick Training

-No Metal Cost

**Disadvantages:**

-Low Health.

-Low Damage
Weighted Tip

Research

## Effect

Increases bow and crossbow damage

**Introduction:**

Upgrade available in the Early Medieval age of Europe and Asia. Researched in the forges for Europe and Shooting ranges for Asia. Once researched it increases damage of crossbow and bow units. It also requires the raw hide bowstrings upgrade for europe.

**Effects Chart:**

**All prior upgrades such as Rawhide Bowstrings have been researched already.**

Damage increased from: 15 arrow damage to 16

38 Crossbow damage to 41

Longbowman:

Damage increased from 17 to 18

Crossbowman:

Damage increased from 33 to 36

Horse Crossbowman:

Damage increased from 33 to 36

Damage increased from 15 to 16

Archer:

Damage increased from 12 to 13

Crossbowman:

Damage increased from 33 to 36

Horse Archer:

Damage increased from 11 to 12

Horse Crossbowman:

Damage increased from 33 to 36

Damage increased from 14 to 14

Sarbaz:

Damage increased from 12 to 14

Oglan:

Damage increased from 13 to 15

Elephant Archer:

Archer damage increased from 12 to 14

Armored Elephant:

Damage increased from 12 to 14

Damage increased from 14 to 16

Archer:

Damage increased from 14 to 16

Horse Archer:

Damage increased from 14 to 16
Turtle Ship

Unit

###

45

###

40x3

###

7.0

###

20%

###

10 - 200

**Introduction:**

This unit is the first Siege unit on the sea for East Asia, it is available from the Pier in the Late Medieval age and has three quite low damage cannons.

**Advantages:**

- Can Damage Buildings

- Good Armor for its Age

- High Range

**Disadvantages:**

- Expensive

- Low Cannon Damage

- Long Reload Time
Partisan

###

50

###

12\*7

###

5

###

20%

###

80

The **Partisan** is an industrial unit available available to  Russia and the  Soviet Union. Cheap, ranged, and passively trained, Partisans can be used as effective cannon fodder or padding for your regular army.

## Historical Basis

The Soviet partisans were members of resistance movements that fought a guerrilla war against the Axis forces during World War II in the Soviet Union. The partisans made significant contributions to the war by frustrating German plans to exploit occupied Soviet territories economically, gave considerable help to the Red Army by conducting systematic strikes against Germany's rear communication network, disseminated political rhetoric among the local population by publishing newspapers and leaflets, and succeeded in creating and maintaining a feeling of insecurity among German forces.

## In-game Usage

Cheap and trained from Russian houses, Partisans are best used as cannon fodder to divert enemy artillery and tank fire. They may doubles as building destroyer when deployed in mass, but are most effective in close quarter combat, as they wield shotguns whose damage drops off sharply at range.
Survival

Srvival Mode is an experimental single player only game mode that forces the player to fight ever growing hordes of enemies. There are three difficulty levels Easy, Normal, and Hard. Hordes of enemies will begin to spawn in the early Stone Age and will become successively larger and more technologically advanced.

A Co-Op version of Survival Mode is currently in development with no currently announced expected release date.

*From personal experience I feel this mode to be harder than FFA and Team Matches and am yet to be it on the hardest difficulty (although not from lack of trying).*
The Bad Guys: Episode 19: The Serpent and The Beast

**The Bad Guys in: The Serpent and The Beast** is the upcoming 19th and penultimate installment in The Bad Guys book series, and the 9th installment of the second season. It is currently set to release on July 2, 2024 in the U.S, and on May 1, 2024 in Australia.

## Description

If their life was a series, this would be the end. Ready? The multiverse is about to get dark. Real dark ... It's The BAD GUYS, EPISODE 19.
Milton

**Milton** is a supporting ally in *The Bad Guys,* first debuting in *Do-You-Think-He-Saurus?!* He was a member of the now dissolved Good Guys Club, and is currently a member of Shadow Squad G and one of The Others.

 Once The Others reunited together in Let the Games Begin!, Milton would join them in their fusion, fading away from existence and into The One.
## Appearance

Milton is an anthropomorphic velociraptor with brown scales, wearing glasses, a suit, bowtie, and plaid pants. During the end of The Baddest Day Ever, he was shown wearing an International League of Heroes uniform.

## Personality

During *Do-You-Think-He-Saurus?!,* he was a normal velociraptor who was trying to prey upon Mr. Wolf and his friends. Once passing though the time portal, he gained hyper-intelligence that allowed him to become sapient. Ever since then, he has developed a more complex personality. He is generally polite and very supportive of his companions, and displays an immense interest in science.

## Biography

Initially a regular velociraptor from the Cretaceous era, Milton was one of the many dinosaurs hunting the Good Guys Club. Whilst doing so, he followed the team inside the time portal, and landed in the present day. He gained sapience, and was soon introduced as the newest member of the team.

## Abilities

### **Supernatural Intelligence**

Acquiring this ability due to the time travel anomaly, Milton has an IQ of 516, and his intelligence easily surpasses everyone else on Earth.

### **Transformation Negation**

While possessed by Papa Piranha, Milton had the ability to revert an Underlord back to their original form by simply touching one.

### **Levitation**

Another ability due to possession, Milton was able to levitate, even in space.

### **Vacuum Adaptation**

Milton was able to survive in space while possessed.
Zamburak

## Zamburak

### HP

180

###

80

###  Armor:

  30%   0   70%   3

###

120

###

10.0

###

20%

###

50-180

## Evolution

***Introduction***

Grenade launcher on a camel!

***Additional Information***

Hit and run is the name of the game

***Upgrades***

to do

***Advantages***

+High Mobility

+High Damage

+Decent Range

***Disadvantages***

-Slower training time

***Voice Lines***

***TO DO***
Slinger

Ranged Unit

###

8

###

1.9

###

5

###

55

###

8 + 1 (4 vs buildings)

###

2.0

###

Miss Chance:15% (15% - 11%)

###

5-80

***Introduction***

The first ranged unit in the game. The Slinger is the only ranged unit in the Stone Age, researched at the stonecutter. It has low health but its attack is the same at range and in melee.

***Additional Information***

Best to use with a combination of Maceman. Keep at the back of the army due to their low health. Take note that a fully upgraded slinger is stronger and more accurate than a baseline bronze age archer.

***Upgrades***

-Leather sling (Stonecutter)

**Slinger** becomes more accurate.

-Wicker Sling (Stonecutter)

Increases damage of the Slinger unit and the Bulwark building.

-Bone armor (Stonecutter)

Increases stone armor effectiveness.

***Advantages***

-Ranged Attack

-Equal Damage In Melee And Range

-Low Cost

-Fast Training

***Disadvantages***

-Low Health

-Low Damage

***Voice Lines***

*Planned*
Palisade (Asia)

Building

**Introduction:**

This is the first type of wall you get access to as Asia, available from the Bronze age this can be used to slow down or stop early attacks in choke points.

**Additional Information:**

Once you make a wall you can select one of the pieces to create a gate which can be opened and closed manually. This costs no extra resources.

**Advantages:**

- Cheap

- Effective in short distances

**Disadvantages:**

- Expensive in high amounts

- Ineffective against siege units (Rams)
University

In the university workers and engineers can be trained,
the upgrade Reinforced equipment can be researched.

The university is also required for the production of tractors in the Factory and to build Airfields

It's important to notice that at the university workers will be trained in 40s and for 250 while in the City Hall the training will require only 20s and 175.

My suggestion is to always go for at least 1 university, research the upgrade and start producing tractors.

Go for extra universities only if you have enough food to keep constantly producing workers or if you don't need/can't produce tractors. (tractors are a better investment).
Sunnyside

Sunnyside is a chicken farm owned by Dr. Rupert Marmalade, It only appears in Mission Unpluckable.

## Trivia

* The reason that Marmalade did it is so he could make billions of dollars.
* In the film, there is a place called Sunnyside Laboratory that holds up to 200,000 guinea pigs being poked by sadistic scientists. The bad guys try to save them but fail under Professor Marmalade's "Heist for good".
	+ And just like in the book where Mr. Snake ate the Chickens, he ate the guinea pigs.
International League of Heroes

The **International League of Heroes** were an underground global organization with the goal of protecting the world in any way possible. During The Baddest Day Ever, the team merged with the Good Guys Club to form Shadow Squad G.

## Members

* Agent Fox
* Agent Kitty Kat
* Agent Hogwild
* Agent Doom
* Agent Shortfuse

## Trivia

* The team uniform is seemingly inspired off The Bride’s outfit in Kill Bill: Volume 1.
Wonder of the World

Icon shown when this upgrade is available.

## Effect

Completing this upgrade will cause you to win the game after 20 minutes has passed.

The last upgrade for your main building, after completing the Abstract Country: IR 2 upgrade, is the Wonder of the World upgrade. Players who complete this upgrade will win the match after 30 minutes has passed.

Once the Wonder of the World upgrade is completed, all players in the match will see a notification at the top of their screens (underneath the tab showing which Age they are currently in) with a timer showing the amount of time remaining until the player or team who has completed the upgrade is victorious.
Vinnie Wolf

**Vincent Wolf**, commonly referred to as **Vinnie**, is a minor/flashback antagonist in The Bad Guys, making his debut in The Others?! He is the abusive father of Mr. Wolf, and the cause of Wolf’s pathway into a criminal life.

## Personality

Vinnie is notably aggressive and berating, especially towards Wolf. He seems to belittle and emotionally neglect him as well, as he disregarded Wolf’s accomplishments with no care. Vinnie is not opposed to criminal acts, mainly high speed chases and carjacking, and he even has Wolf forcibly commit such tasks either for or alongside him. The wolf is also feared by many, so much so that even after his death, they would believe that his son would be the same after he took over. Moe became so obedient and afraid of his father that after his death, the younger wolf was still obliged to mourn for him, even though he really didn’t.

Vinnie would indirectly be responsible for the events of the series, such as making Wolf and Snake into criminals, and both the first and second arcs (Moe’s motivation for redemption and Snake being pulled into darkness).

## Appearance

Vinnie’s fur is stylized to resemble a quiff hairstyle, along with pointed, horn-like ears. He has a horseshoe mustache and a long, stitched-up scar across his left eye. Presumably as a result, his left pupil is also slitted. He has visible chest hair, wears a chain necklace, and a tank top on his muscular body.

As the leader of a gang, Vinnie wears a black suit and tie and is neater than his old attire. He also sometimes wears sunglasses.

## Trivia

* Vinnie is the only character with a confirmed age, being 48 years old at the time of his death.
Buck Thunders

**Buck Thunders** is a major character/ secondary antagonist of *The Bad Guys*, debuting in the thirteenth episode. Having initially been a supporting ally to the B-Team, his heroic demeanor was nothing more than a façade, and he's actually a spy for Dread Overlord Splaarghön.

## Appearance

Buck Thunders is a large, muscular brown bull. He wears a denim jacket with no sleeves and a dark belt and pants. He also has an eyepatch covering his left eye.

## Personality

Buck initially appears to be a loud-mouthed, egoistical and reckless person, which gets on most of the B Team’s bad side. Despite the demeanour, he (at first sight) is well-meaning and knows what he’s doing, which allows him to become the B Team’s ‘leader’ and win the respect of Tiffany Fluffit (who always relied on superficial appearance/stereotypes to judge others). He also expresses a somewhat level of empathy towards Shaård, as he says ‘dang…’ after seeing the chainsaw bullied past. However, after the reveal that Buck is a nothing more than a cowardly spy, this completely shatters Tiffany’s beliefs.
B-Team

The B-Team from Book 18 onwards.

The **B-Team** are an unofficial group fractioned from Shadow Squad G and numerous other characters. Having been created during The One?!, their goal was to retrieve The Others from outer space and reunite them with The One.

## Members

* Tiffany Fluffit
* Nathan
* Agent Doom
* Mr. Tarantula
* Milton
* Papa Piranha
* Buck Thunders
* Zee
* Granny Gumbo
Paper Dome

Research

## Effect

Replacing rubber with paper makes it cheaper and quicker to reserve the Fu-Go

**Introduction:**

This upgrade is found in Japan's IR2 university, once researched it Decreases reserve time of the Fu-Go and reduces its price.

Fu-Go price reduced from  × 350 to  × 203

 × 100 to  × 100

Fu-Go reserve time decreased from 0/30 to 0/20
Ram

Melee Siege Unit

###

0 | Buildings: 80

###

3.0

###

25

***Introduction:***

A slow but armored unit that can only attack buildings and not units, it is recruited from the Stable in the Iron age of Europe and the Seige Workshop of Eastern Europe

***Additional Information:***

It is easily destroyed by being surrounded by units such as spearmen as it then cannot move and cannot attack the spearmen who surround it.

***Advantages:***

-Extreme Health

-High Attack To Buildings

-Low Iron Cost

-No Food Cost

***Disadvantages:***

-High Wood Cost

-Low Armor

-No Damage To Units

-Long Training Time

-High Pop Use

***Voice Lines***
Nathan

**Nathan** is a supporting ally in *The Bad Guys*, debuting in The Baddest Day Ever. He acts as a pilot for the B-Team, transporting them through space in his ship.

## Appearance

Unlike Marmalade, he has 2 legs instead of many butts. He also has scales and large eyes.

## Personality

He is a lot friendlier than Marmalade. He even helps the B team find the others to save the universe from the underlords.

## Biography

He is first seen in book 10, putting Marmalade in a jar and promised to send him back to where he came from, because he was also mean to Nathan, and according to him all the other guards. In book 11 he knows that the universe is in danger and helps the b team onward to save it from the underlords.
Agent Doom

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## Joy

*Buttons to go to the subpages have not been added yet, please be patient and use the links above!*

**Joy**, better known as **Agent Doom**, was a member of the now dissolved International League of Heroes, and is currently a member of Shadow Squad G.

## Appearance

Agent Doom is an anthropomorphic raven, with short purple hair covering her left eye. Her shirts change every book, but they tend to have either negative text or her opinions, oddly fitting the current situation.

## Personality

Doom is clever and confident, being a doctor of biology, chemistry, and multiple other subjects, along with offering logical advice to her team’s planning. Despite being highly intelligent, Doom is very snarky, dour, and abrasive, to the point where it’s her namesake. She’s prone to making quips and making fun of her allies. Often, she’ll make direct insults towards others, though is usually remarked back. Her juvenile attitude is only worsened by the second season, frequently mocking and arguing with her teammates, especially Tiffany. She also calls out other’s behavior, namely Buck’s questionable actions, along with Tiffany’s defense of such. However, she also has a hidden tenderness, deeply caring about her friends but refusing to show such. This is especially displayed towards Snake, to the point she built a makeshift memorial, wore a shirt with his face on it, and directly stated her worries to Wolf.

## Trivia

* In The Big Bad Wolf, her real name is revealed to be Joy.
* As each of her shirts have a different design each books, the designs are:
	+ Episode 8: “Tell someone who cares”
	+ Episode 9: “No”
	+ Episode 10: Mr. Snake's face on the center.
	+ Episode 11: “You're wrong”
	+ Episode 12: “Really?”
	+ Episode 13: “On the wrong team”
	+ Episode 14: “STILL on the wrong team”
	+ Episode 15: “I don't trust Buck”
	+ Episode 16: “I was right about Buck”
	+ Episode 17: “Go, Gristlewurst, Go!”
	+ Episode 18: “It's Time!” (with white shirt and black print)

1. ↑ Chapter 2, Page 28.
Granny Gumbo

**Granny Gumbo** is a supporting ally in the Bad Guys, debuting in Attack of the Zittens. Initially assisting the Good Guys Club with an antidote for the zittens, she serves as one of The Others in season two.

 During Let the Games Begin!, Granny, along with the rest of The Others, would reunite and combine with The One, fading from existence into her true form.
## Appearance

Granny wears a head scarf around her head, along with a ruffled gown that has a skull design on the neck. Her right pupil is also larger than her left.

## Personality

As a witch doctor, Granny had displayed a bizarre personality, often attempting to eat others. Although she shows genius by creating a zitten antidote, she also seemed to be more foolish at times. However, starting with her return in Open Wide and Say Arrrgh!, it's revealed the witch doctor identity was an act, and she's actually much more wise and organized than she originally presented.
Brick Sauvignon

**Brick Sauvignon** is a supporting ally in the Cat on the Run series. Apart of Princess’s entourage, he serves as her stylist.

## Appearance

Brick has shoulder-length flattened hair with a long snout. He simply wears a black turtleneck and pants with a pendant necklace.

## Personality

Brick is a mostly composed and gracious figure, along with being knowledgeable on fashion, as he advices Princess on suitable outfits for filming. He’s frequently been supportive—almost too much, as he was enthusiastic about Princess escaping arrest, albeit he quickly backtracked when she failed. Like the rest of Princess’s team, he has a degree of ignorance towards her disdain for acting.

## Trivia

* Like Devon and Rusty, Brick shares the pattern of having culinary-themed surnames. In his case, his last name originates from the wine Sauvignon Blanc.
The Bad Guys: Episode 3: The Furball Strikes Back

**The Furball Strikes Back** is the third book in the series. It was released on May 1, 2016 in Australia, and April 25, 2017 in the United States.

## Plot

The Bad Guys are about to have a very BAD day!

Mr. Wolf and his bad buddies have messed with the wrong guinea pig - one who is secretly an evil mad scientist. And the nasty little furball wants revenge! Will they survive? Will they be heroes? And will they ever stop trying to eat each other?!?!

It's time for the Bad Guys to spring into action!
Chief Misty Luggins

**Chief Misty Luggins** is the Chief of Police who is in charge of the police department in *The Bad Guys* film. She formerly for a long time tried to catch the Bad Guys down. She only appears in the film, and the short, *Marchino Ruby*.

## Appearances

### *The Bad Guys*

Misty Luggins is largely sized, probably with muscle. She always had a bandage on one of her fingers through the film and the short. She has fair skin, ginger hair with glasses, and other police equipment.

## Personality

Although Misty Luggins thinks she's the smartest, Wolf and the gang almost always outsmart her. She is always willing to catch the Bad Guys under any cost. However, she does possess some intelligence. For example, she was the first to realize that Marmalade accidentally returned a lamp. Since Mr. Snake put the meteorite back in his mansion after the Bad Guys were going to bring the lamp, because it would be dangerous. She has anger issues when it comes to the Bad Guys throughout most the film. But she also has a humorous side, like when she was giving her speech how she discovered law enforcement.
Sniper

Sniper

###

60

###

26

###

3.2 (2.8 burrowed)

###

2% (1%)

###

200 (220)

## Evolution

***Introduction***

The sniper is a unit that is unique to Turkey and only turkey. This special unit almost never misses dealing a hefty punch to enemy infantry. The sniper has a command to burrow which is were the sniper needs ten seconds to dig itself a sniper position were it now basically never misses and can be protected from more damage.

***Additional Information***

One shot, one kill.

***Upgrades***

to do

***Advantages***

+Extremely accurate

+Has burrow ability

+Decent Damage

***Disadvantages***

-Costly

-Longer reload time

***Voice Lines***

***TO DO***
Aaron Blabey

**Aaron Blabey** (born January 1, 1974) is an Australian author of children's books. He is known for the beloved series, *The Bad Guys*, a graphic novel series for junior readers, *Thelma the Unicorn,* and *Pig the Pug*. Blabey's three of his series are hugely successful for children . Blabey is the creator of *The Bad Guys*, which his series has spent well over 100 weeks on the New York Times Bestseller list and has been adapted into a thrilling animated film by DreamWorks on which Aaron served as an executive producer.

Blabey also has social media accounts, the only one known is his Facebook.

## External Links

* Aaron Blabey's Official Website.
* Aaron Blabey at IMD.
* Aaron Blabey at Facebook.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/teaching-tools/articles/authors/aaron-blabey.html#:~:text=He's%20the%20author%20of%20a,Unicorn%2C%20and%20Pig%20the%20Pug.&text=Aaron%20Blabey%20has%20written%20many,Pug%2C%20and%20Thelma%20the%20Unicorn.
2. ↑ https://www.booktopia.com.au/aaron-blabey/author971.html#:~:text=He%20is%20the%20creator%20of,served%20as%20an%20executive%20producer.

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## **Zadanie 5/167**

**ŚCIĄGA**

1. *Wczoraj poszedłem z rodzicami, kuzynem i młodszą siostrą na spacer wzdłuż rzeki.*
2. *Przy brzegu rosły stare, wysokie drzewa.*
3. *W połowie drogi zatrzymaliśmy się na pożywny, lekki i zdrowy podwieczorek.*

## **W DOMU**

### 1/KARTA PRACY

***Wstaw brakujące znaki interpunkcyjne. Pamiętaj, że w przypadku zdań wykrzyknikowych mogą wystąpić 2 różne znaki.***

#### ODPOWIEDŹ

*1. Była ciemna noc, gdy do drzwi starej, nędznej chaty zapukał ktoś nieznajomy.*

*2. Może tobie uda się wygrać ten turniej?*

*3. Weź ze sobą parasol, bo będzie padać.*

*4. Nie czyń drugiemu, co tobie niemiłe.*

*5. Kto pod kim dołki kopie, ten sam w nie wpada.*

*6. Czy ty się wreszcie usokoisz?*

*7. Która jest godzina?*

*8. Cały czas marudzi, narzeka, mruczy coś pod nosem.*
Worker (Europe)

***Introduction***

Tier 2 worker Europe variation (replaces Stone Age worker). It is the first worker to shift from the Altar (a building that auto-demolishes after upgrade of the Stone Age Temple) to the new Town Center the Elder's House. The Elder's House and its subsequent upgraded versions will now produce all workers.

***Additional Information***

Can gather all resource types. In addition to an upgraded melee attack from the Stone Age worker, this worker adds a new ranged attack. Also it mines faster than previous tiers of workers. Amount carried is independent of worker tier, but rather dependent on warehouse tier.

Meat at 1.6

Wheat at 1.3

Wood at 1.4 - 1.6

Stone at 1.2

Iron at .7 - .9

### HP

50

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5

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1.8

###  Armor:

0 - 50% | 1- 40% | 2 - 10%

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7

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3.8

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10%

## Evolution

***Voice Lines***

*Planned*
The Bad Guys: Episode 4: Attack of the Zittens

**Attack of the Zittens** is the fourth book of *The Bad Guys.*

## Plot

It's a zombie kitten apocalypse!

Can the Bad Guys save the world from evil Dr. Marmalade's meowing monsters?!? They'll need help from foxy Agent Fox, a swampy secret zombie antidote, and the feistiest, toothiest, hungriest granny around. Get ready to watch the fur fly!
Trench mortar

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70(120)

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8(15)

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150-300

The Trench Mortar is an abstract industrial unit. Firing a long range, low accuracy projectile, it is best used for long range engagements against clustered groups of static units.

## Historical Basis

The **Stokes mortar** was a World War 1 era British trench mortar of designed by Sir Wilfred Stokes KBE that was issued to the British and U.S. armies, as well as the Portuguese Expeditionary Corps, during the latter half of the First World War. Although mortars had fallen out of general usage since the Napoleonic era, the Stokes mortar's design repopularised the concept and later served as the model for a variety of modern mortar systems.

## In-game Usage

With low speed and armor, the Trench mortar is best used in defensive long distance engagements. With low accuracy, it is recommended to use multiple mortars or fire on static groups of clustered units to guarantee a successful hit. IR2 provides a unique upgrade that increases the mortar's damage, but decreases it's firing rate.
The Bad Guys

**The Bad Guys** is a book series written by Aaron Blabey with a film adaptation. The main premise revolves around five criminals who want to do good, containing some misadventures along the way. The series is split into two seasons; Season One, which contains books 1-10, and Season Two, which will contain books 11-20.

## List of Books

### Season I

1. The Bad Guys: Episode 1
2. The Bad Guys: Episode 2: Mission Unpluckable
3. The Bad Guys: Episode 3: The Furball Strikes Back
4. The Bad Guys: Episode 4: Attack of the Zittens
5. The Bad Guys: Episode 5: Intergalactic Gas
6. The Bad Guys: Episode 6: Alien vs. Bad Guys
7. The Bad Guys: Episode 7: Do-You-Think-He-Saurus?
8. The Bad Guys: Episode 8: Superbad
9. The Bad Guys: Episode 9: The Big Bad Wolf
10. The Bad Guys: Episode 10: The Baddest Day Ever

### Season II

1. The Bad Guys: Episode 11: Dawn of the Underlord
2. The Bad Guys: Episode 12: The One?!
3. The Bad Guys: Episode 13: Cut to the Chase
4. The Bad Guys: Episode 14: They're Bee-Hind You!
5. The Bad Guys: Episode 15: Open Wide and Say Arrrgh!
6. The Bad Guys: Episode 16: The Others?!
7. The Bad Guys: Episode 17: Let the Games Begin!
8. The Bad Guys: Episode 18: Look Who’s Talking
9. The Bad Guys: Episode 19: The Serpent and The Beast
10. The Bad Guys: Episode 20

## Trivia

* A total of twenty books have been confirmed for the full series, ten for both seasons.
Devon Whisk

**Devon Whisk** is a supporting ally in the Cat on the Run series. A member of Princess’s entourage, she serves as her personal assistant.

## Appearance

Devon has upright rabbit ears, wears glasses, and has a pair of longer teeth notable whenever speaking. She wears a jacket with a tie, skirt, and sneakers.

## Personality

Devon is mostly compliant and obedient, especially to Princess. Whilst she’s organized and willingly follows orders, she’s also a pushover to mistreatment towards herself, simply letting any occur with little to no protest. Even when such events occur, she remains supportive and positive.

## Trivia

* Like Brick and Rusty, Devon follows the pattern of culinary-themed names. Unlike the former’s cases however, both her first and last name are related; Devon is a type of meat, and a whisk is a utensil used to mix ingredients.
A-Team

The **A-Team** were a hastily-formed group fractioned from Shadow Squad G after their separation in The One?! Their goal was to safely transport Fox across the multiverse while protecting her from the threat of the Underlords. Because of everyone except for Wolf and Shortfuse having either been brainwashed or held hostage, the group is considered to have dissolved.

## Members

* Mr. Wolf
* Agent Fox (formerly)
* Mr. Shark (formerly)
* Mr. Piranha (formerly)
* Agent Kitty Kat (formerly)
* Agent Hogwild (formerly)
* Agent Shortfuse
Drillaärgh

## Dr. David Drillaärgh

[He holds up a business card, showing; Dr. David Drillaärgh—Amateur Dental Surgery Enthusiast—“Hey, who needs a diploma?”]
*When you visit me, you don’t get boring old happy gas and itty-bitty drill bits! NO! YOU GET THE CUTTING EDGE! NOW LEMME HEAR YOU SAY MY NAME—DRILL…AÄRGH!*

**Dr. David Drillaärgh**, or simply **Drillaärgh**, is a secondary antagonist and one of the Underlords, first majorly debuting in Open Wide and Say Arrrgh! Ruling the Drillaärgh Hospital of Experimental Dentistry, he is an unlicensed dental surgeon accompanied by Nursie helping his team to defeat Shadow Squad G.

## Appearance

A picture of Drillaärgh before his corruption shows him as a conventionally attractive man, contrasting his currently disfigured face. He wore a short-sleeved shirt with a sweater tied around the neck, a watch on his left wrist, and perfectly healthy teeth.

As an Underlord, Drillaärgh wears an ankle-length surgical gown, along with gloves and a bouffant cap, with his ears poking out of the cap. He also dons fluffy slippers and a rechargeable backpack that connects to his signature dental drill. His most notable feature would be his teeth, which are mutilated and rotten to unnatural extents. His left pupil is also in a spiral shape, and his ears are pointed to resemble demon horns.

## Personality

Drillaärgh is especially deranged, often displaying schadenfreude while torturing his patients with dental means. He is usually lighthearted when doing so, showing a sense of humor despite his malicious actions. He has been shown to be boastful of his abilities and appearance, especially his teeth. Above all else, he has a passion for dental surgery, being a self-proclaimed "amateur dental surgery enthusiast" and practicing without a license. Notably though, he has a rather delusional view of his career, believing his decayed teeth to be “perfect” and his mutilation techniques as “proper dental care”.
Catrick Cash

**Catrick Cash** is a supporting ally in the Cat on the Run series. The love interest and recent beau of Princess Beautiful, Catrick is a charitable and charismatic billionaire who’s dedicated to proving Princess’s innocence.

## Appearance

Catrick has short, wavy hair and has a muscular physical build. He simply wears a short-sleeved dress shirt with his sunglasses at the neckline, pants, and sneakers.

## Personality

Despite Catrick’s immense wealth, he’s quite selfless with such, instead spending his efforts on philanthropic matters such as curing diseases, rebuilding villages, and even having connections to the United Nations. Especially towards Princess, Catrick is very caring towards others, having a polite, respectful, and even supportive demeanor.

## Trivia

* Catrick and Princess are the first and only canonical couple within the franchise. Whilst they have expressed their love for one another and have been on a date, Wolf and Fox have yet to officially do the latter.
Onsáày

## Underlord Onsáày

**Underlord Onsáày**, or simply **Onsáày**, is a secondary antagonist and a member of the Underlords.

## Appearance

Onsáày is a rather tall anthropomorphic bee, wearing a sleeveless striped full-body suit, connected to a large cape, along with a crown on her head. She also has four arms, two on each side.

## Trivia

* Her formal title, Queen Bee Onsáày, is a pun on the singer Beyoncé.
Agent Kitty Kat

## Pam Kitty Kat

### WARNING: Spoilers follow below. Proceed at your own risk.

**Pam**, formally known as **Agent Kitty Kat**, or simply just **Kitty**, is a supporting ally. She was a member of the now dissolved International League of Heroes, and is currently a member of Shadow Squad G. Being a multitalented member as a doctor, pilot, and master of martial arts, she helps commanding part of her team and assisting in the defeat of Marmalade's army. In season two, she joins the A-Team in traveling the multiverse to defeat the Underlords, eventually being separated from the rest of the team, and only being accompanied by Piranha.

 In Let the Games Begin!, after being held hostage by and fighting Snake, she would be corrupted into an Underlord.
## Appearance

Kitty resembles an anthropomorphic black/gray cat, who always has an afro and hoop earrings. For most of the series, she wears her International League of Heroes uniform, along with a pair of high heels. Starting with the twelfth episode, she wears a double back sword holster, which carried her katanas until they were both broken after the sixteenth episode.

## Personality

Kitty is generally a calm, serious, and sensible person. Though she may come off as commanding or rude at first, she is able to warm up with time. She takes pride in her talents and shows confidence whenever battling enemies. Kitty can also be considered intelligent, considering she’s both a licensed doctor and pilot. Her fiery spirit and passion is especially displayed when in combat, usually performing with great skill, strong leadership skills, and impressing her allies. However, she can also be quick-tempered, namely towards her teammates in times of stress. In addition, Kitty is prone to feelings of betrayal and distrust, notably when Fox was revealed to be The One after keeping her identity a secret. While she does well at maintaining her composure in perilous situations, especially during season two, seeing her friends harmed or brainwashed can bring her to tears, such as when Kitty broke down after seeing Shark and Hogwild as Underlords.

## Quotes

Snake: “Wha?…”
[Kitty then proceeds to choke Snake by stretching him out.]
“And who taught you how to tie knots? Lemme show you how to use a rope…”
[Kitty starts spinning Snake around rapidly.]*
The Nightmare Realm

**The Nightmare Realm** is the seventh dimension in The Bad Guys multiverse. It made its debut in Look Who’s Talking, and is presumably the last dimension on Shadow Squad G’s journey.

## Appearance

On the surface, the Nightmare Realm is seemingly empty and pure white with an unnerving and underlying presence. However, the realm has the ability to create manifestations of any visitor’s fears and nightmares, and even upon the command of an Underlord like Snake. Any manifestation is created with malice, and tends to distort the depiction to exaggerated heights and extents. As shown with Wolf and the Underlords’ depictions, manifestations seem to disappear upon being acknowledged and registered by the victim.

There is a very deep and large hole on the floor of the realm, which leads to a darker yet similar area of the dimension. Unlike the upper floor’s seemingly limitless length, the lower floor is smaller with the outer area being capable of fitting Splaarghön.

## Trivia

* This is presumably Snake’s dimension, reserved for him.
	+ Since most of the Underlords from the other universes (except for Shaård) are recognisable animals (and therefore most likely having originated from the main universe), it is implied that each Underlord created/took over their respective universes.
The Bad Guys: Episode 6: Alien vs. Bad Guys

**Alien vs. Bad Guys** is the 6th book in the *Bad Guys* series. It was released on October 1, 2017 in Australia, and March 27, 2018 in the USA.

## Plot

The Bad Guys are vanishing! A creature with TONS of teeth and WAY too many butts is stealing them, one by one. Is this the end for the Bad Guys? Maybe. Will it be funny? You bet your butts it will!
Zee

**Zee** is a supporting ally, debuting in Open Wide and Say Arrrgh! He is a member of The Others.

 During Let The Games Begin!, Zee would return to The One’s body, merging with the rest of The Others and fading away from existence.
## Appearance

Zee is a notably small lizard, having a mullet along with wearing a jumpsuit, shoulder pads, and boots.

## Personality

Zee has been shown to be generally laid-back and relaxed, along with often using 70's slang.

## Biography

### Open Wide and Say Arrrgh!

Zee introduces himself and Granny Gumbo to the B-Team upon their arrival. He explains the members of the The Others as well, counting himself, Granny, Abe, and hinting the last member having already been apart of the B-Team.

### The Others?!

After Tiffany questions if Buck is the leader of The Others, Zee responds with confusion, unsure of who he is. When Buck starts running back to the ship after revealing he's a spy for Splaarghon, he is stopped by Zee and Granny via telekinesis. Doom then questions The Others and what exactly they are, which Zee claims they are fragments of The One. He further explains The One split herself into five people, having been scattered across the multiverse to protect herself until needing to face Splaarghon. He then joins the B-Team back in the spaceship as they travel to The One's location.

## Abilities

### **Telekinesis**

Zee is able to perform telekinesis, having held Buck Thunders in the air along with preventing him to speak, albeit with the assistance of Granny.
The Bad Guys (film)

***The Bad Guys*** is an American computer-animated heist comedy film produced by DreamWorks Animation and released by Universal Pictures. The film, based on the popular children's book series of the same name by Australian author Aaron Blabey, is directed by Pierre Perifel in his feature directional debut and written by Etan Cohen and Hilary Winston. The film was released on April 22, 2022.

## Synopsis

The film centers on several reformed yet misunderstood villains known as Mr. Wolf, Mr. Piranha, Mr. Snake, Mr. Shark, and Ms. Tarantula. The five tire of a life of crime and decide to live their lives as forces of good.

## Production

On July 22, 2017, several studios had expressed interest in adapting the series into a film.[1] On March 9, 2018, *Variety* reported that DreamWorks Animation will develop a film based on the book series, with Etan Cohen as writer.[2][3][4] On October 7, 2019, it was reported that the film will be directed by Pierre Perifel in his feature directorial debut, with Cohen and Hilary Winston set to write the film's screenplay.[5] The film was described as having "a similar twist on the heist genre that *Shrek* did on fairy tales, and what *Kung Fu Panda* did for the kung fu genre".[5] The crew worked remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic.[6]

## Characters

* Sam Rockwell as Mr. Wolf
* Marc Maron as Mr. Snake
* Zazie Beetz as Diane Foxington
* Richard Ayoade as Professor Marmalade
* Awkafina as Ms. Tarantula
* Craig Robinson as Mr. Shark
* Anthony Ramos as Mr. Piranha
* Alex Borstein as Chief Luggins

## Release

On October 7, 2019, it was reported that the film will be theatrically released on April 22, 2022, taking over the release date for *Spooky Jack*.[5]
Agent Hogwild

* Regular form
* Underlord (left)

**Emmylou**, formally known as **Agent Hogwild**, or simply **Hogwild**, was a supporting ally until episode 15, and is currently a minor antagonist. She was a member of the now dissolved International League of Heroes, along with Shadow Squad G. Upon being brainwashed by Snake, she is now currently a member of the Underlords.

## Appearance

Hogwild is an anthropomorphic tan pig with long, black ear hair, often wearing a hair bow and red lipstick. Initially, she wears her International League of Heroes uniform, which is a yellow zip up and pants, along with a belt, sneakers, and a pink hair bow with white dots. During episodes 11 to 15, Hogwild wears a simple black shirt with a grey tutu, including a pair of black boots and a white bow with blue dots. As an Underlord, she wears a spiked sleeveless jacket and boots, a scaley shirt, and dark pants. She also grows a pair of horns and multiple spikes on her arms, and abandons her bow and lipstick.

## Personality

Agent Hogwild has a kind of crazy personality. She is a fighter and a demolitionist expert. She might also have a crush on Mr. Piranha.

## Trivia

* Her first cameo in episode 5 is notably different to her current appearance. Although only her back view was shown, she had pigtails as hair, lacked a bow, and resembled a warthog.