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Artificial Intelligence

**Artificial intelligence** (or **computer intelligence**) was a term used in the fields of cybernetics, computer science, and related disciplines, to describe computer hardware and software sophisticated enough to reason independently, form new conclusions, and alter its own responses based on real life experiences. Its goal was to simulate the humanoid brain's functions, with the benefit that hardware equipped with this software could be autonomous, including learning in new situations.

Artificial intelligence software was created for many different reasons, which were normally programmed into the software. In some cases, they were used to perform specific functions, such as guiding a missile or managing a large network of space stations. In other cases, they were used to create androids and programmed to follow their designers' instructions or simply to exist and explore their existence.
Ternion Doctrine

The **Ternion Doctrine** was concieved by Admirals during the one thousand year long war, the Great Strife, and aims to ensure vessels are not caught isolated but stay in groups of three of their class at all times to minimize each others weaknesses, in addition to combining different classes.

The only exception to this doctrine is whenever a ship simply does not have enough of its class to fill a group of three, or when the circumstances of asset distribution do not allow it.
Imperial Heavy Dropship

#1 Introduction: Heavily Armored to bring Troops to their destination safely even through heavy enemy fire. It can fly effectively through space, different atmospheres and water. It is hurricane-proof and can fly in virtually all weather conditions, even the powerful storms ok gas giants, made possible by powerful stabilizers.

Missile Batteries of different types are integrated into its roof and hidden behind a sheet of armor and can be used against enemy fortifications, infantry, vehicles and aircraft. Additionally a rapid-fire

Smoke- & Blind-grenade launchers are also mounted on the top to provide temporary visual cover

ability to transport people or cargo between ships, or to and from a planet's surface without being damaged or destroye

#2 Production Information

Model/Name: Imperial Heavy Dropship

Manufacturer/Origins: Imperial Manufacturing Facilities & Companies

Product line: N/A

Class/Type: Armored Troop Transport

#3 Technical Specifications

Armament: 4 Missile Launchers, Grenade Launchers

(Active) Countermeasures: Missile Deterring Flare, Sensor Confusing Flare

Shielding: Heavy Strikecraft-level shielding

Hull: Heavy Reinforce

Systems: Navigation, Approach Computing, Sensor-Scanners

Crew: 4, 2 Pilots, 1 Navigator, 1 Gunner

Passengers: 65 Legionaries, less when heavier troops are included

Complement: N/A

Cargo capacity: Supplies, heavy weapons

#4 Usage

Space/Atmosphere: Both

Ground/Air/Both: Air

Role: Troop, Vehicle and Supply Transport
Zack Hudson

**Zachary Ray Hudson**, commonly referred to as **Zack**, is one of the main three protagonists of Kid Crusade. His current living location is in Shortland, with parental figures, Brian and Tina, as he resides there with them, Alex, Mike, and Kate.

## Appearance

Zack is a black Australian, born in a town called Coober Pedy but raised in Tamworth. He has short, curly black hair with normal-sized limbs, though he's very strong in spite of it. This is a sign that he works out when he isn't vegging out and drinking Aro-Can.

Like Alex, Mike and Kate, he rarely ever changes his clothing, with his main attire being a red sweater, dark blue jeans, a dark leather belt, white/red socks and the rare street-style Diox-brand shoes. He even wears a tank top under his sweater in case he needs to take off said sweater under hot conditions, or if he needs to work out.
Void Cutter

A Void Cutter is a enormous class of starship focused on transporting immense amounts of goods, resources and passengers across the stars through instantaneous Interstellar travel. It is a fundamental and highly important part of the machinery that is the Terran Imperium and enables it to function and thrive.

Void Cutters are used to transport produced goods, raw resources such as water, hydrogen, metals, etc., colonists to new worlds, vehicles to warzones or military facilities, parts of warships and notably the Tithe every Imperial Vassal pays regularly. Additionally passenger transport between worlds is conducted regularly.

Void Cutters are the first ships humanity achieved faster-than-light travel with, and over more than twenty millenia they have become extremely efficient at FTL jumps, offering instant cross-galaxy travel in a single jump, albeit that the cardian crystals consumed are very expensive.

- main imperial interstellar cargo transport for trade and resource transport, for example for collection of Tithes or exports

- heavy hulls, extremely heavy shields, retractable point defense nodes,

- design has been modernized and improved in areas over time but not changed much

Size: 20km length standard, can be up to 100km

Guild Heighliners were usually immense in size, easily accommodating many thousands of passengers and the vast export of planetary goods.

Spacing Guild Heighliners could be used to fold space to travel vast distances across the universe in an instant. They were piloted by Guild Navigators and Steersmen.
Collegia Titanica Imperialis

A Titan, also colloquially called a god-engine or god-machine, is a massive, crewed, robotic combat walker fielded by the Imperial Army.

A Titan can withstand tremendous punishment from enemy bombardment and is largely impenetrable to most conventional weapons including attack aircraft and heavy tanks or emplacement cannons, save the most technologically potent or massive. To destroy a Titan heavy warship-grade weaponry would be required, or unconventional tactics like tripping it through the sudden collapse of the ground below it after which ground crews would attempt to burn or blow through the weakpoints in the armor.

However a Titan never travels alone, and support from aircraft, infantry, ground vehicles and warships is ever-present, making any attempt at focusing on a Titan to bring it to fall a dangerous endeavour for other Imperial assets are surely near.

Titans are typically considered beyond stealth due to their large size of towering giants on battlefields, and the sound of crushing the ground or obstacles around them and its gigantic machinery moving can be heard far.

They are deployed to the largest and most intense battles which the Imperial High Command deems as important enough to dedicate such a expensive asset to. When brought into battle there is little variation from the outcome, the Titan or Titans are either destroyed, which is a rare case in their entire history, or the battle is soon won. Once in range and receiving target information from orbiting starships, ground troops, aircraft, their own sensor-scanners or else a Titan will rarely halt its fire, shelling amazingly powerful projectiles with its ginormous warship-grade weapons at the enemy.

A Titan is not only the gravest threat to many of the Imperium's enemies on the ground but to its own troops as well, as the shockwave of every shot can kill, blind or deafen for kilometers, and their radiation can burn skin to the bone in seconds.

The Titans don strong energy shields which are projected in a sphere around the titan, and meter thick armor walls to prevail even through tremendous barrages of fire.

The weapons employed on Titans are typically the heaviest found on any ground vehicle and are often unmatched by any force deployed by the enemy. They are the same grade of weapons as used on warships.
Consolidator-class Corps Assault Carrier

The Consolidator-class is a carrier used for transporting and landing entire ground armies, including masses of Legionnaires, Tanks, Artillery, Dropships, Gunships, Air Superiority Fighter-Bombers as well as support & supply ground vehicles and aircraft. It is on of the largest ship used by the Imperium which is able to land.

Using dropships to transfer an entire corps including heavy vehicles to a ship in orbit is an alternative, but the Imperium has found that simply landing a heavy carrier to load it all at once and take off again within hours takes less time and is more efficient than sending potentially thousands or tens of thousands of craft up and down for up to days.

## Consolidator-class Corps Assault Carrier

### Role

Transporting a full Ground Corps including armored ground vehicles and aircraft

### Armament

2 Spinally Mounted B-class Mass Drivers24 Twin Turreted D-class Mass Drivers20x66 Skipper Torpedo Batteries

### Countermeasures

14 Heavy Hardlight Point Defense Nodes60 Light Hardlight Point Defense Nodes

### Shielding

Standard Medium Imperial Warship Shielding

### Operational Systems

Hospital FacilityTraining FacilityPower Armor Maintenance & Refurbishing WorkshopFull Capital-grade Sensor-Scanner Suite

### Cargo Capacity

Years of Food & Water SuppliesMasses of military equipment & supplies like ammo, spare parts, weapons, power armor segments and more

The vessel features very heavy armor and powerful shielding relative to its weight class due to the mass of high-value troops and vehicle it carries. This worsens its manoeuvrability and acceleration capabilities, but the vessel was not intended to take part in high-intensity battles and is always escorted by additional craft, making the drawbacks acceptable to Imperial engineers, admirals and generals.

The landing legs seen in the picture serve primarily to stabilize, both on flat and uneven terrain, and not to hold the entire weight by themselves as the vessel weighs tens of millions of tons. While landed the ship is kept upward by giro-stabilizers and much more massive legs near the middle, as well as rested on its bottom ridge, all of which distribute the weight so that the ship does not sink into the ground due to the pressure created by its immense weight.

During landing the Consolidator may use its dorsal cannons to bombard the ground below to prepare and secure its landing site, both to crush present enemy targets or to level the ground.
Turloc

**Turloc** is one of the three most threatening antagonists of The Adventures of Matt Midway, next to Leo and Principal Jonathan. He resides in his "secret" lair on Oakville's Lonely Island, and regularly attempts to invade Oakville, rarely even Matt's Forest, only to be consistently defeated by the ladder and his friends.

## Appearance

Turloc is a mixture of a box turtle and snapping turtle, gaining said traits from his mother and father. He has a large shell thanks to his box turtle genes, which he is labeled "fat" for. While he insists he isn't, the shell really hides his overweight physique for the most part. For the snapping turtle part of him, he's granted sharp teeth that are seen each time he opens his mouth.

His arms are normal in size despite his fatness, but muscles can be seen in most of the show's close-ups. Another thing shown in said close-ups is how he has blue eyes that turn red each time he gets angry. Because of this, Merdly states that his eyes, for example, are "like the calm ocean waves" to try and compliment him.

He's generally short, and is either mocked for it or asks for someone's help to reach something. He also has green skin that is inconsistent; in some moments, they're smooth, and in others, they're shown to be covered in reptilian scales that shake when he senses something.
Galatré

**Galatré** is the main protagonist of Orbituary who acts like an antagonist. He explores the multiverse with his younger yet taller brother, Glorg, in his Lightyear Automatic, which was originally owned by his parents.

## Personality

Galatré consistently portrayed as a grumpy, deadpan, short-tempered and hyper-intelligent being who is differed from other scientists due to his lack of an ego, viewing other life forms as annoyances rather than people who are below him. (WIP)

## Trivia

* It's consistently pointed out that Galatré is an immortal being.
	+ In *The Condemned*, he stated that he was a genius before even being completely manifested in his mother's womb.
	+ In *Galatré vs Artuar*, their rivalry, as well as themselves, has stated to have begun before time, space, and even existence was even thought of or created.
* Galatré was originally the mascot of *Megaverse* and not one-of-a-kind, but was soon replaced by another mascot.
* When he was in development of becoming an actual character, he was majorly inspired by the stereotypical geniuses and mad scientists. One character that mostly makes up his personality is Brain from *Pinky and the Brain*.
Cardian Crystals

Cardian Crystals is known by many to be the most important material for the prevalence of the Galactic Terran Imperium. They are the objects which allow the Imperium to function by granting it the ability of crossing vasts distances in short amounts of time as the fuel for their Cardian FTL Drives.

The materials to create Crystals are very rare and gathering more of them is one of the many reasons of the Imperium's constant drive for expansion. The crystals are created by psykers who fuse the materials in a very specific and ornate order primarily with their psychic abilities. A single crystal which might allow hundreds of jumps between systems might take days or weeks to create for every crystal might demand a different time, and complications can arise at any moment. Not only is it tiring and laborious, it is also extremely dangerous to create a Cardian Crystal, for if even one of the Psykers looses concentration or his consciousness from exhaustion during the Fusion Process, a immense load of energy would be released which can blow a bunker high to the sky by itself. Therefore the Psykers tasked with creating them are extensively tested, then educated and trained for years on how to safely create a Cardian Crystal.

Self-evidently the process to create a Cardian Crystal is one of the most well guarded secrets in the Imperium and entire galaxy.

The origins of the crystal starts within the first golden Era of the Terran Imperium, after the Emperor had lead his followers during the Unification Wars to unite humanity in the solar system and found the Imperium, when a brilliant scientist, famous scholar, immensely powerful psyker, experienced Admiral and close advisor to the Emperor invented the method to create the crystals, High Lord Cardian.

If a drought of available Crystals was to strike the Terran Imperium it would be a catastrophic event. Stored Crystals and the ones already in use on the many vessels could be used to lessen the initial effects, but eventually even with harsh rationing the FTL travel would break down, and the most important asset for the continuity of the Imperium, its Navy, would be stranded in whatever system each ship found itself at the moment of its last crystal charge being used up. Each system would be on its own with its Planetary Defence Army and Navy, as well as any Imperial Astronavy and Legion Forces stranded within it, but no reinforcements could be received or sent. If no new Cardian Crystals could be created, and if no aid could be arranged, this would surely be the end of the Imperium as it is known.
Inanimate Animation

**Inanimate Animation** is the only animated short made for the comic book franchise Booker that not only focuses on his past, but what happens afterwards that mends him into what he is today.

## Trivia

* This was made entirely because there was a gap between Booker's origin and what happened afterwards that trapped him in a downward spiral involving several misadventures that caused him to lose his sanity.
	+ It was confirmed by the creator. In Issue One, he made it to where there was a gap entirely on purpose.
* The short was the only animation made for the series up until the movie.
Sol Central Computing Hub

Stub

- Gathers, centralises and compresses all information from the imperium sent from all corners

- from star charts over minutal updates from warships to the discussions of miners in a asteroid field of a freshly colonized system, it is sent everything and analyses it.

- all imperial citizen or known persons are put into a gigantic databank which connects relationships, acquaintances, etc.

- deep learning algorithms constantly analyze, compare, overhaul, and search for improvements and inconsistencies in data
The Booker Movie

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**The Booker Movie** is the only animated movie based off the comic book franchise, Booker.

## Trivia

* When it was first came up with by the creator, it was going to be the overall finale for the series, though after some reconsideration, he decided to continue writing Booker even after the movie was born.
Orbituary

**Orbituary** is a dark, surreal and supernatural cartoon series focused on space and the infinite multiverse. It's suggested for audiences at the age of 10 and above, as it has its moments where it's overly deep, gruesome and/or paranormal. As of now, it has a planned total of 10 seasons, 10 specials, 25 shorts, and a theatrical movie.

## Synopsis

In the vast vacuum of outer space and infinite multiverse, two aliens known as Galatré and Glorg, explore these worlds one at a time in their advanced UFO. Ever since the incident named "Case O' 9999\_02" occurred, they've been running away from the Intergalactic Republic, but mostly Artuar, its egomaniacal battle-force captain who's obsessed with catching them.

On a daily basis, they're either drinking Matter XX1X at the Milky Way while talking to the wise bartender, Mr. Mooson, helping Dipper with his personal problems, hanging out with Kyle, Rapidspat and Nosey, having to go to crazy lengths to refuel their UFO, dealing with the annoyance of lovesick female Qwirka, or taking part in normal/annual space activities whilst facing Artuar or other intimidating antagonists. Otherwise, things get very wacky, very fast.

## Trivia

* It was created by TheVoidofDrawings, and was formed from all the weird ideas and drawings Void made as a kid.
* The show has a crossover with *Edward and Eric*, which can be seen here.
Network Random

**Network Random** is a comic series made by TheVoidofDrawings, and, as mentioned in the name, the franchise is highly inconsistent, ranging from simple slapstick to chaotic gore rather quickly per episode.

## Tagline

*"Where consistency is a joke we banned from all joke books worldwide!"*

## Synopsis

In Wackyland, Abcadab, each day (or episode) is a whole new adventure, and a special group of main characters can be seen to pull you right inside their wacky exploits. These individuals are Sir Sickington, the kind-hearted gentleman germ oblivious to the chaos around him, Bin Dumpstah, Sickington's best friend who happens to be way more intelligent, Pollen Plant, the flower with three separate minds, Saurus, the cowardly dinosaur, Speedy, local cocky daredevil who's faster than light, Gnomington, the sour, grumpy midget gnome, and The Flusher, heroic protector of the world that's constantly having to rescue others.

During their everyday lives, we could see other characters. For example, Prince Wormza |||, the egotistical royal son of King PinkDirt the 100,001th who constantly tries to look cool, but instead endangers everyone due to his recklessness, thus becoming an outcast and repeatedly punished by his father because of this. Mr. Newsman and Phil are some of the only human characters in the show, and Newsman constantly airs all the activity in Wackyland 24/7, much to the chargin of his mute assistant.

Outside of this ever-expanding paradox of a world lives the ancient, immortal and reality-warping cyclops named Hand. It's a cryptic being unable to be deciphered, as it is a mystery who existed way before existence began, and its own existence is enough to make the show a living nightmare, or drive everyone insane. It appears to be the over-arching antagonist of the show and despite being all-knowing and sophisticated, it is rather sadistic, torturing unfortunate souls, enslaving entire planets or bending reality to a insanely painful extent out of pure enjoyment.
Storinaries

**Storinaries** is a cartoon series based on stationery, and it uses classic rubber-hose movement with a touch of modernization. Not only does it have a TV show worthy of rivaling The Adventures of Matt Midway, but it also has a comic series, 1 movie, several specials, and a large reputation of being on advertisements.

## Synopsis

In the city of not only Greenland, Texas, but the entire VERSE, we see a world fueled by sentient stationery. Each episode separately centers around one of these eight protagonists: Sketchy, the chaotic, talkative pencil with undying optimism, Mr. Stenzil, Sketchy's grouchy next-door neighbor who is also a pencil, Penink, Sketchy's more intelligent black pen friend, Clip, the local robber that happens to be a paperclip, Index CD, an index-card taking the role of a superhero, Suitman, a marker who spends his days announcing for wrestling matches or special events, Mr. Per, the bad-tempered owner of Ink-Corperated, and Rule, a deadpan ruler who, despite serving Mr. Per, has a side-job where he hosts "animal" documentaries.
Pesky Raccoon (series)

**Pesky Raccoon** is a slice-of-life comic book franchise with a simplistic, lighthearted atmosphere yet heavy amount of slapstick. The general theme is a hyper-intelligent raccoon pestering humans by stealing their items, damaging their property or just flat-out pulling pranks on them all for its amusement.

## Characters

### **Main**

#### Pesky Raccoon

The eponymous main protagonist - a gluttonous, mischievous mammal well-known for the mayhem it unleashes upon the innocent townsfolk. Due to how relaxed everyone is, it chooses to shift it into the opposite for the sake of entertainment than becoming head honcho. It cannot speak, it doesn't like peace and it has no romantic interest in anybody - it is classified as true chaos embodiment.

## Trivia

* It is massively inspired by *Looney Tunes* and its lead character, Bugs Bunny, though the creator wanted to go down a more calm and less visibly violent route.
Edward and Eric + Orbituary: Worlds Collide

**Edward and Eric + Orbituary: Worlds Collide** is a crossover movie between the two franchises, Edward and Eric and Orbituary, of which are separately made by GoCommitDi and TheVoidofDrawings.

## Synopsis

Edward and Eric have an argument about whether aliens are real, and while Eric believes it, Edward digresses. However, when two extraterrestrial outlaws, Galatré and Glorg, crash into their world, everything changes for the worst in Lakeside City.

Little do they know, Principal Walker tries to join forces with Artuar, who's on the hunt for G&G, and they cause something very, very chaotic that can destroy all of existence.

## Trivia

* Void originally suggested for the crossover to be done on the wiki, but GoCommit explained that him and his best friend wanted the wiki exclusive to themselves only.
	+ It was only then that they hatched the idea to do it on this wiki.
* Ironically enough, both duos are oddly similar.
	+ Both are teams consisting of two bizarre brothers who share the same letter for their first names, and while the oldest sibling is a highly-intelligent prodigy with a knack for inventing despite being polar opposites in personality comparison, the youngest is not just naïve, but a full-blown moron that mostly slacks off and eats abnormal amounts of food when they aren't being their brothers' workhorse.
* Getting the crossover to work was a very hard task, since while *Edward and Eric* is a light-hearted cartoon, *Orbituary* is a dark, supernatural cartoon that has a paranormal aura.
Booker Onyx Bradshaw

**Booker Onyx Bradshaw** is the namesake protagonist of his comic book franchise, Booker. He isolates himself from everyone, and lives in Flip-Flip Forest, guarding it to keep his solitude safe from harm.

## Appearance

He's a living book with white eyes that turn red when he's sufficiently angered. They also turn green when he's disgusted, purple when he's afraid, and yellow when he's happy. His limbs are thin black lines, and his hands and feet are stubby. The face he has is from a syndrome called Resting Face, as his many wrinkles come from such.

The color of his cover is blue with a black spine. His pages are a part of him as well as his cover, but what happens when you try to open him is unknown. Despite consistently wearing the same blue cover, when he takes it off, he's a naked bundle of pages, with the cover acting as cloth.

## Personality

Booker is a lazy, cynical, deadpan, sarcastic, miserable and extremely bitter person that doesn't like people invading his privacy, taking it too far when they set just one foot on his property. He doesn't like to completely express his anger, but he will after an argument carries on, and takes all the pleasure of beating someone up or scaring someone off.

He has an extremely short temper because of this, not taking any chances with anybody as he will tell you straight-up how he feels without a problem in the world, anger-fueled and all.

## Trivia

* The first letters of his first, middle and last names spell "Bob", which was completely intentional.
The Adventures of Matt Midway

**The Adventures of Matt Midway** is an American-animated comedy series made by TheVoidofDrawings. It's a slice-of-life type of show dosed with the classic toon energy we see in most cartoons, mostly having some surreal moments and/or episodes that fall into the supernatural category.

## Synopsis

The main protagonist, Matt Midway, is a kind, optimistic and generally immature adolescent residing in the depths of Oakville, Texas, of which is said state's largest location. He lives with his wise, hard-working father, Bob, and sassy older sister, Marie, in a normal house on Hardbottom St. next to grumpy next-door neighbor, Manny Ipu Lator.

On a daily basis, he goes on adventures unsupervised with his two best friends, of which consist of the miserably-awkward boy genius, Damion Murkowski, and loyal, dimwitted anthropomorphic dog, Birch Fetchbone. They also meet new people along the way, such as Lily "Care" Rarcenas, Matt's caring love interest, Jack West, the sports-loving cool kid, and Oliver Copeland, local counselor known for his baldness.

The trio's episodes either revolve around either going to Oakville Middle School while facing the sinister Principal Jonathan or school bully Charlie Fisticuffs, relaxing at the Treehouse, defending said Treehouse from the Swampers, trying to get a Zero Bar but to no avail, or exploring their huge city while finding a way around their troublesome lives. Not only do they encounter supernatural dilemmas on a weekly basis and are known for causing trouble to no end, but they also have to defeat the turtle mastermind, Turloc, before he invades Oakville, and maybe even the world. Fortunately, his overly-complicated plans always fail at the hand of Matt and his friends.

## Episodes

* See The Adventures of Matt Midway/Episodes

## Characters

* See The Adventures of Matt Midway/Characters
Alex Collymore

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**Alexander Amel Collymore**, commonly referred to as **Alex**, is one of the main three protagonists in Kid Crusade. His current living location is in Shortland, with parental figures, Brian and Tina, as he resides there with them, Mike, Zack and Kate.

## Appearance

Alex is a mixed character, as his father is black, and his mother is from Boston, which makes him a mixture of these breeds. He has a high metabolism, which explains why he isn't completely fat by now. His hair is dark brown, which is explained to be from his Uncle Phil, and not as natural in the family as he thought.

Like Mike, Zack and Kate, he rarely ever changes his clothing, with his main attire being a green shirt, grey fingerless gloves, dark grey pants with a black silver belt and green Diox-brand shoes. In *Pilot*, it was revealed that he has multiple copies of his normal attire, and this is consistent throughout the entire series.

## Personality

Alex is everything you'd look for in a leader: he's optimistic, easygoing, determined, commonly appreciated by his peers and able to lead his allies to victory with short prep time. This is why Mike, Zack and Kate accept him as being such. He's rather tactical when need be, and has a clever way of improvising to get out of sticky situations. He's always up for going on adventures, even if it's something small like going grocery shopping, as he'll turn it into an epic quest just with his own imagination.

He's always having a strong sense of ambition, always letting his witty humor and stubborn attitude shine bright. This shows how much of a go-getter he is, though he sometimes lacks the maturity to take anything serious at first, and finds things like potty humor hilarious. Because of this, he can also be extremely reckless with a head-on mindset. He's quick-witted when it comes to handling situations, and always likes to be one with the wind, as he does live by his own rules.

## Trivia

* He's well-known for his amazing speed.
	+ Aro-Can is said to increase his speed, and believe it or not, it's actually healthy for him since the creators of said drink sneak sincerely-healthy products into the soda.
	+ This unironically makes him "too fast" for others, both figuratively and literally.
* For more info on Alex's items, look here.
* He's gluttonous to high degrees, being able to consume abnormal amounts of food all at once. This is shown in multiple episodes, with Alex even doing it with Mike.
	+ His favorite food is the ever-iconic Wheat-Stack, which has simple ingredients and is mostly cut into triangles, as further seen in the page.
* Unlike the traditional "schemer", Alex is sincerely kind and thoughtful despite his constant plans that mostly land him in trouble.
* In later seasons, he slightly more mature episode after episode, accepting responsibility and thinking more rationally, mostly due to guidance by his father figure, Brian.
Megaverse Wiki

**Welcome to the Megaverse Wiki!**
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Bobbll Head and Panther

**Bobbll Head and Panther** is an American adult animated television series that also has a line of comics. It's a magic-themed cartoon, and has the most strange form of slapstick.

## Synopsis

In a magical world where humans and monsters live on two separate halves of the Earth lies a secret town where they coexist peacefully. It was a calm town by the name of Mystconia, or at least it was calm until two creatures by the names of Bobbll Head and Panther rolled inside. Homeless and desperate for an easy life, the two spend every day trying to make some money as chaos ensues.

## The Cast

* **Main Cast**
	+ **Bobbll Head** - A wacky, happy-go-lucky plushie brought to life by a rogue wizard who ran away after a walk, thinking he was rumored to be dead, before meeting Panther in Mystconia. He assists him in his harebrained schemes, having common sense for the most part despite being vulnerable to his manipulative tactics.
	+ **Panther** - An anthropomorphic black panther who made a living out of stealing from others until he was caught and had to live under a new identity, winding up in Mystconia the very next day. He is a grumpy, ill-mannered and manipulative kleptomaniac with a Gem obsession, also being kind of idiotic despite his intelligence.
	+ **Mozzarella** - The local Italian chef with a rotund physique yet great cooking skills. He has an optimistic outlook on life and always sees the good in people, though his short temper serves as a major hindrance. Recently, his anger has been brought out by Bobbll Head and Panther, especially with how they constantly steal his food.
	+ **Amelio** - The talking pigeon with a seagull's head stitched on him after surgery. He's a professional in playing music, specifically the Ukulele, and has a cool, relaxed attitude towards everybody, also being homeless like Bobbll Head and Panther.
	+ **Grapefruit** - The small, creepy purple goblin who is always trying to get an advance with women, most notably wizards, far out of his league. Bobbll Head and (arguably) Panther are his only friends, even if Panther mostly uses him as a scapegoat and shield for him most of the time.
	+ **Queen Bee** - The cantankerous secretary to Bellington, who is the mayor of Mystconia. She is a tall, fit wasp lady posing as a bumblebee, lying to Bellington so she can use her power to her advantage, being a very sly person, even more than Panther himself.
	+ **Bellington** - The mayor of Bellington who is generally very old and overly-trusting, which is why Queen Bee was able to lie to him so easily. He does take charge at times, but is still overall a helpless elder.
* **Supporting Cast**
	+ See Bobbll Head and Panther/Characters

## Trivia

* It has an art style where it's mostly squiggly lines.
Mike Fredrick

**Michael J. Fredrick**, commonly referred to as **Mike**, is the one of the main three protagonists in Kid Crusade. His current living location is in Shortland, with parental figures, Brian and Tina, as he resides there with them, Alex, Zack and Kate.

## Appearance

Mike is white with a Scottish accent, even being hinted to have Scotland as his birth town, but specifically the city called Glencoe Wood. He has blonde hair with a hint of orange, slightly chubby skin, and a somewhat long face like his father.

Like Alex, Zack and Kate, he rarely ever changes his clothing, with his main attire being a sleeveless orange/black jacket, a white T-shirt, long jean shorts, a brown belt, white socks and dark-brown Diox-brand shoes. He even wears orange wristbands that he had since he was a child, as they were the last thing he had before getting lost.
Booker

**Booker** is a comic book franchise made on a whim that features a lazy, deadpan grouch who isolates himself to get away from everybody, but has to go out and save his forest from trespassing forces of evil, only to be dragged in heavy situations against his will.

## Synopsis

Booker Onyx Bradshaw is an immortal being who lived since the Prehistoric Ages, and after his planet was destroyed, he manifested into a living book once transferred into the new world the comedic Godfather created. Immediately sent to present times where everything was civilized, he isolated himself in the middle of a forest after fending off a pack of wild humans.

He tries to live his lazy life alone, but is constantly required to tolerate and/or defeat the local incompetent moron in the form of notebook paper named Essay before he can soil his alone time with his obnoxious attitude. He's always annoying him while trying to be his friend or doing something chaotic, in which he never fails to get a negative response from.

In his wacky life, he's always fending off cliché antagonistic villains who wander into his forest, such as Phillip Geraldson, an egomaniac obsessed with capturing him for experiments, confused about his being, though he never fails to lose 24/7. Booker lives in a small, messy hut and is forced to constantly go outside for the sake of keeping his way of living in safety, which always lands into the category of supernatural and traumatizing misadventures that could put all of reality in danger.

## Comic Books

### Complete Issues

* **#1** - Uncle Booker
* **#2** - Revenge of Gabriel
* **#3** - Sticks and Stones
* **#4** - Olden Days of Utter Laziness
* **#5** - The Animal Exterminator

## Trivia

* The series, *Booker*, was slightly inspired by *Garfield*.
	+ It was also inspired by that of *Shrek*, *Looney Tunes* and *Conker's Bad Fur Day*.
* The main protagonist is the only mutated creature besides Essay, as both live in a world populated with humans.
* Hilariously enough, Booker is immortal, as shown in the Issue One, where it was revealed his origin. He lived since the Prehistoric Age, and once the Earth was destroyed, Godfather restored it, with Booker supposed to be dead until he morphed into a book by force, which surprised the Godfather.

## Quotes

* **Booker**
	+ *"Don't expect me to be productive."*
	+ *"If I ever want to be involved in something, it would be moving far away from you."*
	+ *"My name is Booker. Now book it... I'm not joking. Leave."*
	+ *"Catchphrase? I'd pick 'go away', mostly because of how much I hate people."*
	+ *"Solitude. There's no such thing like it."*
* **Essay**
	+ *"Essay was here! Nyahahaha!"*
	+ *"1 plus 1 equals... DIE!!!"*
	+ *"Huh. So that's where the self-destruct button was. Everywhere."*
	+ *"Behold, my pair of graphs! ...Funny, isn't it?"*
	+ *"Fate writes down everything... and I am fate!"*

## Trivia

* The entire collection of comic books can be seen here.
Metatron

—Look, aren't I perfect? So, of course, who other than myself would suit such clothing naturally!* 1
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High tension narcissist. He hides a complicated past behind cheerfulness.

* Angel of Philanthropy, Metatron (博愛の天使・メタトロン)
* CV: n/a
* Birthday: April 15
* Age (in human years): 17
* Height: 173cm
* Blood Type: O
* Zodiac: Aries
* Favorite Food: Miso soup, meat and potatoes
Flip-Flip Forest

**Flip-Flip Forest** is the main location of Booker, featuring where the namesake protagonist lives in isolation from humans, or people in general.

## Summary

This is a home to several animals, and it's generally a bright and colorful forest until you reach Booker's home. Only then will you see the area of dead grass, mud and heavy amount of signs covering the area, with the house being made of moldy wood. Nobody would dare enter his property, and if they do, they better prepare for a painful thrashing.

## Trivia

* The animals featured in it are inspired from the scenes off of *Bambi*, though there are some signs of mythical creatures (e.g. unicorns, bigfoots) here and there.
Blueclaw

**Blueclaw** is a large, muscular blue-grey tom with green eyes. He has a torn ear and a scar over one eye.

## Education

### Apprentices:

Oakstar

**Blueclaw** was a ShoreClan elder under Dewstar's, Oakstar's and Pebblestar's leadership. He was previously a warrior under Goldenstar's and Dewstar's leadership. Blueclaw was born as **Bluekit**, alongside his sister, Whitekit and brother, Riverkit. Their mother was Brindlefur and their father was Seaheart, Goldenstar's deputy at the time.
Duskflower

**Duskflower** is a small, thick-furred, dark ginger tabby she-cat with green eyes. She has a white muzzle, chest, tail-tip and paws.

## Education

### Mentor:

Stormclaw

**Duskflower** was a ShoreClan elder under Oakstar's and Pebblestar's leadership. She'd previously served as a warrior under Dewstar's and Oakstar's leaderships. She was born as **Duskkit** alongside her siblings, Lilykit and Foxkit.
ShoreClan

ShoreClan is a colony of cats that lives by the beach. They are neighbours of BeachClan and ForestClan. They were founded by two former kittypets and rogues, Rosa and Fred, who created The Clan of the Shore, which would come to be known as ShoreClan.

## Territory

They live at the edge of the forest where the forest leads into the beach. Across from ShoreClan, on the other side of the beach, is BeachClan.

**Camp:**

## Eras

**Fred and Rosa**

Former kittypets Fred and Rosa were the first two leaders of ShoreClan.

**Spiderstar**

**Goldenstar**

**Dewstar**

**Oakstar**

**Pebblestar**

**Rosestar**

**Snowstar**
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XR4579 - Runner4579

## XR4579

Experimental runner 4579 was one of the premier developments led by Dr. Zeek on behalf of the Rose Revolution in the classified Project Genesis. The biomechanical being was developed with the most state-of-the-art technologies in genetic and neurological engineering. Along with incorporating the most advanced AI, it has superior strength and survivability; a great asset or threat in both cyber and traditional warfare. No one really knows the reason the Rose Revolution wanted such a being created, but there must have been a good reason to shut the program down. XR4579 currently remains locked away in maximum security and frozen by Mega City Cryogenics.
Poppystem

**Poppystem** is a long-furred tortoiseshell she-cat with white paws and green eyes.

## Kin

### Half-brothers:

Leafclaw, Stormclaw, Sootheart

**Poppystem** was the ForestClan medicine cat during Greystar's, Duststar's and Windstar's leaderships. She was born as **Poppykit** alongside her littermates, Daffodilkit and Bluekit, to Honeysky of ForestClan and Blueclaw of ShoreClan.
Quickbreeze

**Quickbreeze** is a lithe, silver-and-black, speckled tabby tom with amber eyes.

## Backstory

**Quickbreeze** was a ShoreClan warrior under Dewstar's and Oakstar's leaderships.

As a young warrior, Quickbreeze became close to Sunpaw, a new apprentice.

Sunpaw became a warrior as Sunsight, and the two became mates. Soon after, Sunsight would give birth to their two sons, Smokekit and Specklekit.
Sunsight

**Sunsight** is a large, grey she-cat with big, bright yellow eyes.

## Backstory

**Sunsight** was a ShoreClan warrior under Dewstar's and Oakstar's leadership. She was born to Willowfrost of ShoreClan alongside her three siblings, she remained unnamed as their mother refused to name her and her siblings. Willowfrost remained distant to her kits, and refused to tell them who their father was. A few moons after they were born, Willowfrost disappeared from camp and was presumed to be dead. Her kits were taken in by Blossomspot. Sunsight was given the name **Sunkit,** after her round, bright yellow eyes, and her siblings were named Berrykit, Ravenkit and Nettlekit.

She was apprenticed to Foamtail as **Sunpaw**. During her apprenticeship, she became close to Quickbreeze, an energetic young warrior. Sunpaw was especially close to her sister, Berrypaw. She was the shy medicine cat apprentice's best friend.

Sunpaw became a warrior and was given the name Sunsight. She became mates with Quickbreeze soon after. She gave birth to Smokekit and Specklekit a few moons later.
Lilypaw

**Lilypaw** is a small, white she-cat with pale ginger patches and green eyes.

**Lilypaw** was the former medicine cat apprentice of Berryleaf. She was born as **Lilykit** to Fernwing and Redpelt of ShoreClan, alongside her littermates Duskkit and Foxkit. She was considerably weaker than her siblings, and wasn't expected to survive. Due to her health problems early on, Berryleaf was often in the nursery, keeping an eye on her. The two would become close and Lilykit decided she wanted to become a medicine cat.
The Tyrant Baru Cormorant

## Description

Baru Cormorant has witnessed death and she has orchestrated it, has lived with guilt and almost died by its hand. In the third of four novels in Seth Dickinson’s Masquerade series, The Tyrant Baru Cormorant, Baru faces choices and deaths still unprecedented in her quest to destroy the Falcresti empire. With her mind still divided by trauma and grief, she must choose: unleash a weaponized plague to wipe out empire and innocents alike, or trust others to help her forge a new path to rebellion. But how can she ever hope to make a decision this dire when she no longer knows herself? Is she still fighting for her home in Taranoke or has she been manipulated by her imperial benefactor all along?

## List of Characters

* Aminata isiSegu
* Baru Cormorant
* Iraji
* Osa ayaSegu
* Tain Shir
* Tau-indi Bosoka
* Xate Yawa

* Itinerant
* Apparitor
* Hesychast
* Pinion
* Solit
* Bel Latheman
* Abdumasi Abd
* The Brain
* The Womb
* The Eye
* Innibarish
* Kimbune
* Galganath
* Xate Olake
* Lindon Satamine
* Ahanna Croftare
* Juris Ormsment
* Shao Lune
* Samne Maroyad
* Asmee Nullsin
* Iraji oyaSegu
* Faham Execarne
* Iscend Comprine
* Hengyl Ri
* Ake Sentiamut
* Ude Sentiamut
* Run Czeshine
* Ythel
* Ulyu Xe
* Nitu
* Atakaszir
* Kubarycz

### Citations

1. ↑ https://www.tor.com/2020/08/19/book-reviews-the-tyrant-baru-cormorant-by-seth-dickinson/
Phillip Geraldson

**Phillip Geraldson** is the primary antagonist of the comic book franchise, Booker. He spends his days attempting to capture the namesake protagonist with his iconic, comedically-large Nabbing Net 500. Living in a run-down apartment, he obsesses over Booker's being and how exposing him to the public will bring him fame.

## Personality

In the first 12 issues (or the first season collection), he was just a clumsy, aggressive and scatterbrained hunter with incompetence so bad that his traps are incredibly mediocre, yet tenacity so great that he never stopped trying despite the comeuppance he was given. This kept going throughout the first half of the second season collection until Essay started to change. As he changed, so did Phillip.
CHEVALIER

Angels Seven angels with seven virtues.

Active as an idol group "CHEVALIER" which is very popular in the human world.

They belong to the entertainment agency Heven's Door (HD).

At the command of God, they started idol activities to lead people in the human world towards a good path.

Due to their divine appearance and performance, they are extremely popular.

* Michael (Angel of Loyalty)
* Uriel (Angel of Patience)
* Sariel (Angel of Mercy)
* Sandalphon (Angel of Diligence)
* Metatron (Angel of Philanthropy)
* Raphael (Angel of Temperance)
* Gabriel (Angel of Chastity)
Uriel

—Will we get along well too? You can do it, right? Yeah, yeah! Please take care of me from now on~!* 1
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Innocent and proficient in linguistics. However, he's a wee bit sultry.

* Angel of Patience, Uriel (忍耐の天使・ウリエル)
* CV: n/a
* Birthday: December 11
* Age (in human years): 23
* Height: 192cm
* Blood Type: AB
* Zodiac: Saggitarius
* Favorite Food: Colorful, excellent, sweet-tasting candy
Nacht

Seven demons representing the seven deadly sins. In the wake of being summoned to the human world, they started working in the entertainment world as the idol group Nacht. They belong to the entertainment agency Go to Hell (GtH).

They want to increase the number of believers (fans) in the human world, then collect mana energy that is born from their devotion (their affection).

Their aim is to depose the popular idol group CHEVALIER, made up of angels, and topping the entertainment industry.

* Lucifer (Demon Lord of Pride) CV: Yoshitsugu Matsuoka
* Leviathan (Demon Lord of Envy) CV: Junichi Suwabe
* Satan (Demon Lord of Wrath) CV: Tasuku Hatanaka
* Belphegor (Demon Lord of Sloth) CV: Daisuke Namikawa
* Mammon (Demon Lord of Greed) CV: Takuya Sato
* Beelzebub (Demon Lord of Gluttony) CV: Daisuke Hirakawa
* Asmodeus (Demon Lord of Lust) CV: Daisuke Hirose
Beelzebub

—What? You can't be happy if you don't eat lunch.* 1
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Foolhardy. A gluttonous and eccentric young man.

* Demon King of Gluttony, Beelzebub (暴食の魔王・ベルゼバブ)
* CV: Daisuke Hirakawa
* Birthday: March 10
* Age (in human years): 19
* Height: 179cm
* Blood Type: O
* Zodiac: Pisces
* Favorite Food: Generally anything is delicious