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Camacho Ubaraka

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**Camacho Ubaraka** (宇 (うば) 原 (ら) か (ちゃ) カ (マコ) , *Ubaraka Kamakō*?) also known as **Infinity** (インフィニティ, *Infiniti*?) is a student in Class 1-A at U.A. High School training to become a Pro Hero.

## Abilities

### Quirk

**Zero Impact** (零度衝撃 (ゼロインパクト) , *Zero Inpakuto*?): Camacho can teleport an object from one location to another without transporting herself along or requiring physical contact.

### Super Moves

* **Infinite Void** (インフィニットボイド, *Infinitto Boido*?): By using this barrier technique to create a separate space, Camacho can realize her innate domain with her Quirk and trap an object and target within it. The void is embedded with her innate technique to complete the formation. Once inside, Camacho's Quirk is greatly amplified and any attack deployed is a guaranteed hit. Using a hand sign or another sort of signal unique to the technique is one of the requirements to activate it.
* **Infinite Vortex** (インフィニットグボルテックス, *Infinitto Borutekkusu*?): Using this technique grants Camacho the ability to create a vortex around herself, although this is a common misconception as the true power of the vortex is to slow things down. When something attempts to hit Camacho, the person or object in question instead hits the vortex between herself and them.
* **Infinite Meteor** (インフィニットグメテオる, *Infinitto Meteoru*?): Camacho creates a metaphysical space that causes the victims to receive all kinds of stimuli and information endlessly, restraining their thought processes and actions. Camacho then engenders a meteor and sends the projectile at the target and distributes a hard blow. Being knocked towards some nearby debris, Ochaco teleports it and with the integration of her grappling hooks, assailing her opponent by slamming the meteorite straight at them.
* **Meteor Shower** (メテオるシャワー, *Meteoru Shawā*?): After teleporting a large quantity of rubble surrounding her, Camacho can collect the collaterally damaged structures, forming a giant meteor of debris above her opponents, which she then causes to fall.
* **Grand Slamstruck** (グランドスラムストライク, *Gurando Suramusutoraiku*?): Camacho apports a baseball bat using her Quirk. It could be used to knock projectiles toward an opponent or as a melee weapon.
* **Zero Pointblank** (ゼロ・ポイントブランク, *Zero Pointoburanku*?): Camacho can press her fingertips together and make whatever she has physically contacted stop floating. Being knocked towards some nearby debris, Camacho teleports it and with the addition of her grappling hooks, assailing her opponent by slamming the debris straight at them. A non-standard technique of her Quirk more potent and destructive than the 2 standard forms that only few can master, even among the members of the Ubaraka Family
Ruyuko Akari

**Ruyuko Akari** (赤 (あか) り (理) 龍 (るゆ) 子 (こ) , *Akari Ruyukō*?) also known as the **Carbon Hero: Barrage** (炭素ヒーロー バラージ, *Tanso Hiro: Barāji*?) is the No. 5 Pro Hero.

## Abilities

### Quirk

**Carbon** (炭素, *Tanso*?): Ruyuko's Quirk allows him to turn his skin into steel.

This power grants Ruyuko both augmented defensive abilities to withstand attacks, as well as the augmented strength of his unarmed physical attacks.

Upon losing a match, he mentioned that he should have had more training. If he uses his Quirk for too long, Ruyuko will suffer from iron fatigue, resulting in his metal form losing its durability. And while his steel skin has a resistance to heat, it will melt if the temperatures are high enough. In addition, due to his skin transforming into metal, Ruyuko is susceptible to magnetism.

* **Enhanced Durability**: Ruyuko has enhanced durability thanks to his Quirk. His metal skin allows him different forms of punishment for a prolonged period of time, and emerge unscathed, including:
	+ Multiple punches from a Nomu.
	+ Bullets being fired at him.
	+ Crashing through solid ice.
	+ Hishe's flames burning his body.
* **Enhanced Strength**: When using his Quirk, Ruyuko's physical strength is increased, enabling him to break through most obstacles. In his battle against Tobio Inumaki, his fingers dug through the concrete podium on which the match took place. Ruyuko's augmented strength also allows him to tear through steel objects, such as the multitude of industrial pipes in Unmei Forest.
My Future Academia (Anime)

## Cast

### Main Characters

* Japanese Voice Cast
* English Voice Cast

* Dallas Reid as Izuko Midora/Kentauri Shoda
* Clifford Chapin as Katsuji Bakugan
* Justin Briner as Izuku Midoriya/Juno Horikoshi
* Cristina Vee as Camacho Ubaraka
* J. Michael Tatum as Tenma Ijiro
* David Matranga as Kenji Todoroki
* Justin Cook as Itejiro Kagoshima
* Monica Rial as Tsuya Akari
* Kyle Phillips as Denji Kamazaki
* Colleen Clickenbeard as Momo Yamashiro
* Jarrod Greene as Fuyuko Tokoyagi
* Brina Palencia as Yoshiro Yoshida
* Christopher Bevins as Hanate Senko
* Trish Nishimura as Kyoko Jiren
* Caitlin Glass as Mia Ashimo
* Joel McDonald as Kane Asato
* Yuri Lowenthal as Masahiro Ojima
* Greg Cote as Goji Goda
* David Wald as Tatsumaki Saito
* Ian Sinclair as Daigo Shojo
* Felecia Angelle as Tora Hagakame
Tenma Ijiro

## Status

### Family

Choji Ijiro (father)
Orihime Ijiro (mother)

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Superhuman Speed**: To Be Added
	+ **Enhanced Reflexes**: To Be Added
	+ **Accelerated Perception**: To Be Added
	+ **Enhanced Agility**: To Be Added
	+ **Accelerated Healing Factor**: TBA
	+ **Tornado Generation**: To Be Added
* **Enhanced Strength**: To Be Added
* **Enhanced Durability**: To Be Added
* **Enhanced Stamina**: To Be Added
Jack Turner

Jack Turner (age: 20s) is a CIA field agent working at the North Dakota Black Site under Claire Madison.

## Personality

Jack is stoic and fixated on physical fitness. Philosophically, he ascribes to a folk (i.e. not scientifically grounded) understanding of Darwinism that conceives of all of life as a struggle for dominance. He is not known to have moral scruples and views all physically weaker men, including his coworker Johnny Cameron, with contempt. Jack is liked by none of his immediate coworkers other than Claire Madison.

## Biography

In a conversation with Claire, Jack explains that he was bullied as a child. He hated the bullies until he had what he describes as a "revelation" in high school biology class that it is natural that the strong dominate the weak. After high school, he dedicated himself to becoming mentally and physically strong in order to "actualize his potential." After college, he once returned to his hometown to ambush and assault one of the people who had bullied him, but decided against it, stating that the catharsis of that moment might diminish his drive and prevent him from achieving his full potential.

## Relationship with Claire Madison

Despite the ban on relationships between superior officers and subordinates, Claire will occasionally call up Jack late at night to arrange sexual liaisons. The relationship is purely physical, as Claire is annoyed by Jack's pseudo-philosophical rants and finds nothing appealing about Jack other than his body and effectiveness as a field officer. Jack is sometimes shown failing to pick up women, implying that Claire may be his only sexual partner.

## Death

Near the end of season 4, Claire orders Jack to sabotage the Apex Device as a part of Operation Calico. Jack fails to disable the device and is killed by the same beam of purple energy that triggers the Maurisuvius rift.
Keiji Takagi

**Keiji Takagi** (鷹 (たか) 木 (ぎ) 圭 (けい) 司 (じ) , *Takagi Keiji*?) also known as the **Darkwing Hero: Nighthawk** (ダークウィングヒーロー ナイトホーク, *Dākuwingu Hīrō Naitohōku*?) is the current No. 3 Pro Hero.

## Abilities

**Platinum Wings** (白金 (ぷらちな) 羽翼 (ゐんぐ) , *Purachina Wingu*?)

## Trivia

* Keiji's surname contains the kanji for **hawk** (鷹, *taka*?) and **wood** (木, *gi*?) and his first name contains the kanji for **jade tablet** (圭, *kei*?) and **feather** (司, *ji*?).
Kujo Wakamono

**Kujo Wakamono** (九 (わか) 条 (もの) 若 (く) 物 (じょう) , *Wakamono Kujō*?) also known as the **Aquatic Hero: Mob Shark** (水上ヒーローモブシャーク, *Minakami Hīrō Mobu Shakū*?) is the current No. 12 Pro Hero.

## Abilities

### Quirk

**Killer Whale** (逆 (さか) 又 (また) , *Sakamata*?): Kujo's Quirk gives him the attributes and abilities of a Killer Whale. He has enhanced strength and heightened senses; he can also produce hypersonic tides to wash away his targets.
Higa Kohaku

**Higa Kohaku** (琥 (こ) 泊 (はく) 比 (ひ) 嘉 (が) , *Kohaku Higa*?) also known as the **Avian Hero: Falcon** (鳥ヒーロー・ファルコン, *Tori Hīrō Farukon*?) is a student in Class 1-B at U.A. High School training to become a Pro Hero.

## Abilities

### Quirk

**Avian Voice** (鳥声 (とりごえ) , *Torigoe*?): Higa's Quirk gives her the ability to command any creature in the avian kingdom by speaking to them. Whatever command she gives, the bird will carry it out. However, she is unable to exert her control if they cannot hear her command. The target must also be a real bird and not merely animal-like. Higa can also exchange information with the animals to find the locations of various people and potential enemies faster.

Higa has been shown to use the Quirk effectively with flocks of birds to create a smokescreen of birds and to attack an opponent along with her use of hawks to distract and attack her opponents. She has now also overcome her fear of hawks, so she often uses hawks to swarm an opponent with numbers.

## Trivia

* Higa's surname contains the kanji for "amber" (琥, *ko*?) and "night" (泊, *haku*?) and her first name contains "ratio" (比, *hi*?) and "command" (嘉, *ga*?).
Kong Shishido

**Kong Shishido** (資 (し) 生 (し) 堂 (おう) 猿 (コング) , *Shishidō Kongu*?) also known as the **Beast Hero: King Kong** (野獣ヒーローキングコング, *Yajū Hīrō Kingu Kongu*?) is a student in Class 1-B at U.A. High School training to become a Pro Hero.

## Abilities

### Quirk

**Morph** (モーフ, *Mofū*?): Kong's Quirk allows him to transform into a large, wild-mannered, personality-split gorilla.

* **Enhanced Strength**: In his beast from, Kong possesses high levels of strength capable of flinging Itejiro Kagoshima and Goji Goda, crushing through Ground Gamma and body-slamming Haruki Sosuke.
The Seeing Box

The Seeing Box is a piece of Maudling technology, used to gather intelligence.

## Operation

The seeing box is used by a Maudling, referred to as a Seeing Person, selected by the Matriarch. Though using the box becomes increasingly painful over time and ultimately results in death, being chosen as a Seeing Person is seen as a great honor. The Seeing Person grips the sides of the box firmly and stares into the viewing port. Inside the small dark space of the viewing port, a series of abstract and symbolic images appear. The Seeing Person reports these images to the Maudling Program director, who then interprets them as information about past, present and future events. Interpretation of the Seeing Box imagery can be notoriously difficult, as in season 3 when Deemlind incorrectly interprets a vision of two mice on a hill as two CIA agents when the mice actually symbolize Suzy Tan and Rashad Jones. In season 4, Rashad is attached to the Seeing Box with a special adaptor that allows the Maudlings to view his memories.
The Flashbulb Initiative

The Flashbulb Initiative is a CIA operation enacted at the North Dakota Black Site in an attempt to save the world from being destroyed by the Maurisuvius rift. It was conceived by Claire Madison and Ericka Keane based on knowledge gleaned from their combined Omphalos visions.

## Execution

The full details of the plan are not discussed on screen. The first step of the process involves turning the Sun Box inside-out. During this procedure, Claire tells Ericka that she is going to the Gravel Quarry, instructing Ericka to make sure that the Sun Box procedure is completed at all costs. Based on Ericka's reaction to these instructions, the trip to the Gravel Quarry seems to be an expected aspect of the overall plan. Claire searches the Gravel Quarry fruitlessly for something and has a panic attack when she can't find it. She then gets in her car and drives away from Devils Lake at high speed, leaving Ericka to complete the rest of the Flashbulb Initiative on her own. Ericka calls Claire's cellphone with increasing agitation as the destruction of the world approaches but Claire does not answer. Ericka ultimately smashes her phone on the ground and locks herself in her office to cry, implying that the destruction of the world is inescapable now that Claire has failed to follow through with her part of the plan.
James Tan (Leafman 11)

James Tan is the father of Suzy Tan. He is only seen in human (i.e. non-Leafman) form in flashbacks.

## Pre-transformation

While smoking cigarettes behind the City Plaza mall in season 2, Suzy Tan explains to Karina Hernandez that she believes her father's cocaine addiction lead to her parents' divorce. As a result, cocaine is the one drug she won't do. It is implied that the divorce and addiction lead to Lee residing in the homeless shelter under the route 2 overpass, where he was recruited by CIA Agent Claire Madison and transformed into a Leafman.

## Post-transformation

Referred to only as Leafman 11 prior to the reveal in season 4 that he used to be Suzy's father, James is shown to be the most resourceful of the Leafmen. After narrowly avoiding being eaten by a dog to bring back important information about the location of the Maudling Compound, Claire awards James a "certificate of valor" in the form of a tiny cut out square of colored paper. James accepts the award graciously, but after Claire leaves he tosses it into the garbage can in disgust. In season 4, he is sent to spy on the Hernandez family and discovers that Karina is a friend of his daughter. He befriends the youngest child, Jose, who takes the fact that he is a human leaf in stride, though James is unable to communicate with Jose without access to the CIA's Leafman interface. Later, upon learning of the revolt a group of Leafmen are planning, he flees the CIA and goes to stay at the Hernandezs' house where Jose keeps him in a shoebox. Jose shows him to Karina and Karina finally realizes that her little brother's "leaf friend" wasn't a product of his imagination after all. When she sees James mournfully touching Suzy's Myspace profile picture on her computer screen, she decides to bring him to Suzy but the world ends before she is able to do so.
Ashley Kemp

Ashley Kemp is a Junior at Devil's Lake High School, member of the chess team, the daughter of Charles Kemp and the younger sister of Blake Kemp.

## Personality

In contrast to her brother's aggressive, jockish personality, Ashley is introverted and studious. She maintains high grades, but has difficulty with class participation and extracurricular activities. She confides in Suzy Tan that she is worried that these deficits will make it difficult to get into a top-ranked college and ultimately her shyness will prevent her from achieving her dreams.

## Friendship with Suzy Tan

Ashley and Suzy have known each other since elementary school. In season 2, Suzy's feelings are hurt when Ashley responds to her texts less and less frequently. When Ashley fails to respond to Suzy's plea for assistance when she becomes stranded at the gravel quarry, Suzy angrily deletes Ashley's number from her phone, then instantly regrets doing so. When Suzy confronts Ashley about this in season 3, Ashley explains that she felt abandoned when Suzy dropped out of school, leaving her with no close friends. They apologize to each other and vow to stay friends. In season 4, it is revealed that Suzy has had a crush on Ashley the entire time. This may explain why Blake is so hostile towards Suzy, as he sees her as a bad influence who might derail Ashley's promising future. When Suzy tries to subtly confess the crush to Ashley over the phone, she interprets Ashley's oblivious reaction as a sign that she doesn't reciprocate the feelings.

## Maudling Duplicate

When DEA Agent Rashad Jones is captured by the Maudlings, they use the Seeing Box to search through his memories for information about Suzy. It is revealed that Rashad had been listening in on the phone conversation in which Suzy tried to confess her feelings for Ashley. Using photographs from a local news article about Ashley's recent regional chess tournament win, Deemlind is able to mutate a Maudling drone into a physical duplicate of Ashley. The duplicate still speaks in the voice and cadence of a Maudling, making unfit as a spy. Deemlind later offers the duplicate to Suzy in exchange for her cooperation. Horrified and disgusted, Suzy vows to erase the Maudlings from the face of the Earth.
Kentauri Shoda

### Alias

**Grandstand Hero: Centaur** (グランドスタンドヒーロー・ケンタウロス, *Gurandosutando Hīrō: Kentaurosu*?)

## Abilities

### Quirk

**Grand Stand** (グランドスタンド, *Gurando Sutando*?): Kentauri's Quirk grants the ability to manipulate a figure hovering over or near the user and possesses abilities beyond that of an ordinary human, which, depending on the Stand, can be wielded only for good.

The stand possesses superhuman senses, strength, stamina, accuracy and speed. Like other physically-powerful (or Close-Range) Stands, Grand Stand suffers from a narrow range of activity; active only within a 50-70 meter radius from Kentauri.
Maurisuvius (the Purple End of the World)

The Maurisuvius Rift is a space-time rift that first appears near the end of season 4 and ultimately destroys the world a few episodes later. The rift appears as a hole in the sky that emits staticky purple light, earing the nickname "the Purple End of the World".

## Origin

Maurisuvius was created by the CIA's attempt to dismantle the Maudling's Apex Device during Operation Calico. CIA Agent Jack Turner attempts to disable the device as instructed by CIA Agent Claire Madison. Instead of rendering the device inoperable, he triggers a reaction which fires a beam of purple light into the sky, vaporizing himself in the process.

## Destruction of the World

After spreading across the sky for several days, the rift grows to block out the sun and stars, freezing all time-keeping devices and eliminating any sense of night or day. During this period, Agent Claire Madison and Ericka Keane use their combined knowledge from their Omphalos visions to ascertain that there will be a cataclysmic event if Maurisuvius reaches critical mass. Based on this information, the CIA begins to implement the Flashbulb Initiative in order to save the town, but it is implied that the Initiative is only partially complete by the time the rift destroys the world/television show at the end of season 4.
The Orange Light Road

The Orange Light Road is never fully explained, but it seems to be an alternate dimension that can be accidentally entered while driving on the road to Churchs Ferry.

## Charles Kemp Disappearance

When Police Officer Ángel Hernandez is talking to Police Officer Rosa Hernandez about being invited to Officer Appreciation Day, Rosa says that she has always had a bad feeling about Charles Kemp and relates a story that he was once found passed out in the Walmart loading bay at 3 am, delirious and suffering from dehydration and that he was never able to give an explanation for how he got there.

In a later episode, Ashley Kemp tells her father Charles that she's worried by his recent behavior and worries that he will disappear again, implying that Charles had disappeared for several days prior to the events of the series. Charles gets angry and says that he told her never to talk about the disappearance.

Near the end of season 4, Charles sits down at the bedside of his comatose friend Doctor Terrence Parker and confesses to being the Sunset Killer. He relates a story in which he was driving up north towards Churchs Ferry when the sun became frozen on the horizon, never completely setting and bathing everything in a perpetual orange light. He never reached Churchs Ferry, but the road continued onward with no sign of buildings or other cars. He tried driving back in the opposite direction, but the abandoned road continued indefinitely in that direction also. Eventually his car ran out of gas and he got out and walked for miles before finally collapsing from dehydration. He woke up later in the Walmart loading bay with no memory of how he got there. Charles explains that ever since, sunsets fill him with a horrible feeling that he can't explain but feels a desperate need to purge from his body. He became so fixated on the concept of sunsets that he began to kidnap and murder people living in the Sunset Trailer Park, thinking that somehow, once he killed all of them, the feeling would be purged from his body.

## Claire Madison Disappearance

After the Maurisuvius rift opens in the sky over Devils Lake, CIA Agent Claire Madison attempts to flee the city. Signs indicate that she is driving in the direction of Churchs Ferry. Eventually, we see her driving while bathed in orange light, looking worried. She pulls over to the side of the road and discovers she has no cellphone service. She takes out a map and struggles to find her place on it. This is the last we see of her, implying that she is still trapped in the Orange Light Road when the Maurisuvius rift ultimately destroys the world.
Alex Chase

Alex Chase was the central character of Frenzy until their disappearance near the end of season 1.

## Controversy

Though many people remember a character named Alex Chase from their dreams of Frenzy, there is no consensus on the character's personality, gender, or appearance, or the details of their plotline leading up to their capture by the Maudlings near the end of season 1. The general consensus is that Alex was not a resident of Devils Lake and that the series began with Alex's arrival at the town. One memory is that Alex is a tabloid reporter sent to the town to report on rumored paranormal occurrences. Another is that Alex is a private detective hired by a resident of the town to investigate the disappearance of another resident. Another memory is that Alex is a member of a government oversight agency, sent to audit the the North Dakota Black Site. Another memory is that Alex is traveling cross-country to flee from their past and gets caught up in the activity in the town by accident.

## Disappearance

One plot point that everyone agrees on is that Alex disappears near the end of season 1 while following the weeping dog in the scrapyard. This was seen as a shocking plot twist, as the show was abruptly without a central protagonist. After this point, the show becomes an ensemble drama, with some episodes focused on a single character or a small set of characters and other episodes cross-cutting between many disparate plotlines. As a result of the lack of dreams about Alex, very little of season 1 can be remembered.

## Reappearance

The other plot point that everyone agrees on is that the character reappears in season 4 when Doctor Nikita Sonin successfully unmutates a Maudling who turns out to be Alex. The character does not regain their central role, however, instead telling Nikita that they are going to leave the town immediately and get as far away as possible, urging her to do the same. Alex's final appearance in the show is of them hitching a ride with a semi truck heading South.
Remi Sogeki

**Remi Sogeki** (狙 (そ) 撃 (げき) 伶 (れ) 巳 (み) , *Sōgeki Remi*?) also known as **Sniper Mask** (スナイパーマスク, *Sunaipā Masuku*?) is the current No. 14 Pro Hero.

## Appearance

Remi has the appearance of a stereotypical western cowboy, kind of similar to Spike Spiegel and Usopp. His face is covered by an old-school tan gas mask, shaped a little like a horse’s muzzle, with triangular holes for his eyes and silver ear-defenders wired to the sides of the mask, but his dark, greenish shoulder-length curls are always visible from the back and sides. On his head, he wears a brown cowboy hat with a thick metallic plate at the front, a large "弾" (meaning "Bullet") stamped in the center, and brown boots with knee-high shafts and vamps with silver trims that dip a little at the front, a heel-band with a spur at the end attached to the back of each boot.
Maudlings

The Maudlings are a species of humanoid beings who live in a compound near Devils Lake. The support themselves by manufacturing and selling ecstasy pills to teenagers in nearby towns. Maudlings resemble humans but are uniformly hairless, pale and rotund. The primary goal of the Maudlings seems to be the completion of the Apex Device.

## History

The US government became aware of the Maudlings existence when DEA agent Rashad Jones tracked down the source of a dangerous new variety of ecstasy pills. The Maudlings are humans who have been mutated by the Matriarch, a being who has traveled to Earth from somewhere else, though it is unclear if this means they are from a different planet or a different dimension. There is speculation that it is in some way related to the origin of the Omphalos. Deemlind at one point refers to the Matriarch's journey to Earth as "A long, slow squirm through a dark tunnel."

## Biology and Culture

All Maudlings are humanoid in appearance and practically identical except for the Matriarch who is much larger and less human in appearance. New Maudlings are created by capturing humans and mutating them through a process of feeding them an addictive milk-like substance from the Matriarch's breasts. While all drone Maudlings are sexless, they still act out gender roles through the use of clothing; males wear identical grey sweaters and females wear pastel-colored dresses and pink wigs. Day-to-day Maudling operations are run by a Program Director. This position is filled first by Deemlind and then by Ericule after Deemlind's death in Season 4.

## Technology

Maudling technology is significantly more advanced than human technology. They are able to manufacture chemical compounds unknown to humanity which have unpredictable effects on human biology when ingested. Other Maudling technologies include the Seeing Box which gives a dedicated Seeing Person the ability to glean information of spatially and temporally distant events, and weapons such as the paralysis wave. Much of Maudling activity is directed towards the construction of the Apex Device, though the purpose of the device is unknown. All Maudling technology is powered by small perpetual motion machines that the Matriarch is able to construct from a broad variety of materials through unknown means.
The Pura Vida

The Pura Vida is a large cabin cruiser boat owned by Charles Kemp. The Kemp family regularly takes the boat out onto Creel Bay for recreation.

## Officer Appreciation Day

Charles Kemp maintains a yearly tradition of hosting a party on the Pura Vida for police officers who recently received special accommodations. Charles sees the event as a way of giving back to the community. In season 2, Police Officer Ángel Hernandez pulls over Charles Kemp for driving his Porsche recklessly, but Police Officer Richard Hooper pressures him into only giving him a warning because of the longstanding relationship between Charles and the police department.

## Connection to the Sunset Murders

When Ángel is invited to Officer Appreciation Day following the reckless driving incident, he finds several bottles of scopolamine in the bathroom of the boat. When he asks Charles about it, Charles explains that the pills are for seasickness. Later, lab tests reveal large quantities of scopolamine in the Sunset Murder victims' bodies but Ángel doesn't remember finding the pill bottles because he was very drunk at the party. He later has a dream in which Charles Kent is driving them towards the setting sun. In the dream, Ángel tells Charles that he feels sick. Charles tells him to take something for it and Ángel finds a pill bottle in the glove compartment. When wakes up the dream, he feels unsettled but can't decipher the dream's meaning. Before he is able to discuss the dream with Rosa, he is killed in the Applebee's Massacre.
Frenzy Wiki

The TV show Frenzy aired on Fox from 2006-2010. In the Season 4 finale, a cataclysmic event occurred that destroyed not only the fictional world of the show, but also any memory or record of the show from our reality. After this event, fragments of Frenzy can only be scavenged from dreams.
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Alan Crenshaw

Alan Crenshaw (age: 40s) is a CIA lab technician who worked on the Leafman Project and the Ambrosia Project. Over the course of the series, he develops an unhealthy infatuation with Doctor Nikita Sonin and becomes obsessed with her performing surgery on him.

## Lab Injury

When CIA Agent Claire Maddison misremembers part of an Omphalos vision because she is distracted by an argument she had with CIA Agent Jack Turner the previous night, the incorrect formula that she gives to the lab techs results in an explosion. A piece of shrapnel becomes lodged in Alan's ribcage and he is rushed to Mercy Hospital where Doctor Nikita Sonin operates on him and saves his life. After this, she checks up on him periodically throughout his recovery and he becomes fascinated with her emotionally distant personality.

## Implant Removal

Later, Alan comes to the emergency room with an infected wound on his arm and refuses to talk to anyone other than Nikita. Nikita examines the wound and determines that a foreign object has been inexpertly implanted in his arm. Alan says that it must be a top secret CIA mind-control implant and that he only trusts her to perform the surgery to remove it. Nikita initially refuses because the procedure will be very basic and a waste of her talents, but reluctantly agrees to do it after Alan says that the implant includes delicate monofilament wires that connect to his nerves. When Nikita performs the surgery, instead of a sophisticated piece of biotechnology she discovers a broken piece of a circuit board. When she confronts Alan with this, he breaks down and confesses that he implanted the piece of circuit board in his arm as an excuse to get her to perform surgery on him again. He explains that he is wracked with guilt from the deaths caused and lives ruined by the Leafman and Ambrosia projects and that being saved from death and cared for by someone so devoid of sentimentality felt like objective proof that his life was worth saving after all. Nikita explains that since his problems are clearly psychological rather than physical, there is nothing about him that interests her and threatens him with a restraining order.

## Death

When the CIA learns that Nikita has figured out how to reverse Maudling mutations through surgery, Alan decides to defect to the Maudlings in the hope that he will be mutated, giving Nikita a reason to operate on him again. When Alan arrives at the Maudling compound and asks to join, the Maudlings are suspicious (likely due to Deemlind's recent death) and shoot a beam of light through his chest, killing him.
Edith Whitmore

Edith Whitmore (age: 60s) is a pastor for the Devils Lake Methodist Church and wife of Harold Whitmore.

## Disappearance

As rumors spread around town that the Maudlings are beings from another world or dimension, Edith becomes obsessed with the idea of converting them to Christianity, as beings from another realm may not have heard of Jesus or the Bible. Edith drives her car to the Maudling compound and presses the intercom button at the gate, asking if she can come in. The gate opens and she drives inside. Later, her car is found abandoned in the Walmart parking lot. Edith is never seen again for the remainder of the series, the implication being that the Maudlings mutated her, as they do with most humans that they capture.
Rosa Hernandez

Rosa Hernandez (age: late 30s) is a police detective in Devils Lake, wife of Ángel Hernandez and mother of Karina and Jose Hernandez.

## Personality

Rosa is known for being obsessively organized and by the book. She tends to annoy her coworkers with her insistence on following the letter of the law, though all hold her in high regard. This fixation on order and cleanliness creates tension in her family life, where it manifests as a tendency to micromanage Karina's life in a way that Karina resents. Ángel helps to curb the detrimental aspects of this, leading to more negative manifestations of her perfectionism and increased conflict between Rosa and Karina after Ángel's death.

## Biography

Ángel and Rosa met on the job in El Paso, Texas prior to the events of the series. In a conversation with police officer Richard Hooper, Rosa explains that she and Ángel moved to Devils Lake because her supervisor in Texas was refusing to promote her to detective. Rosa is unhappy about living in such a small town and worries that Ángel resents being forced to move to help her career, despite Ángel's statements to the contrary.

## Sunset Murder Investigation

In season 2, Rosa is able to identify a trend in some of the bodies that have been found in Creel Bay, identifying them as residents of the Sunset Trailer Park and tying them to a single murderer. Rosa's inability to catch the murderer is a point of frustration for her, particularly after he narrowly escapes her in a high speed chase.
Lava

## Description

Lava allows Mia to create hot semifluid from her skin, her skin being naturally resistant to the acid she produces. This Quirk alters Mia's skin pigment, resulting in it having a indigo-grey coloration, but in spite of that, her lava itself seems to be dark red and brown. Lava can be generated in high quantities from any part of her skin, with Mia being capable of manipulating it to an extent.
Vince Wallace

Vince Wallace (age: 40s) is the DEA Division Supervisor for North Dakota's 3rd quadrant. DEA agents Rashad Jones and Ahmed Rahman are his direct reports.

## Personality

Vince is loud, abrasive, and generally disliked by his coworkers and subordinates. Rashad and Ahmed often commiserate over having him as a boss.

## Disappearance

In season 2, Rashad Jones becomes suspicious that Vince Wallace is working with the Maudlings to intentionally hinder their investigation of Ed's Whole Furniture. Rashad begins following Vince after work ours in an attempt to uncover the conspiracy. Before Rashad can uncover any evidence, however, Vince mysteriously disappears. Rashad and Ahmed show up to department meeting to discover that their boss has been replaced by an unnamed woman they've never seen before.
Applebee's

Applebee's is a family-style restaurant and bar in Devils Lake. Throughout the series, various characters are seen drinking together at Applebee's late into the night. The fact that it seems out of character for some of them to choose a family-style restaurant as their go-to bar has lead to suspicion that the presence of the restaurant in the series is an instance of product placement.
Doctor Terrence Parker

Terrence Parker (age: 40s) is a doctor at Mercy Hospital who is tasked with treating the neurologically damaged teenage victims of the Maudling's tainted ecstasy pills.

## Personality and Addiction

Terrence is shown to be personable and well-liked, seeking to befriend each new person he meets as quickly as possible. Despite his outgoing personality, however, Terrence is shown to suffer from depression and an addiction to narcotics that he steals from the hospital. In a conversation with DEA Agent Rashad Jones, he reveals that his wife died in a car accident several years ago. The implication is that his depression and addiction stem from grief over his wife's death; however, in season 3 it is revealed that he cause the fatal car accident by driving while intoxicated and falling asleep at the wheel. In season 4, Terrence attends a Narcotics Anonymous meeting, but fails to follow through with the treatment program after an attendee's comment that "You can't undo the past" upsets him.

## Friendship with Rashad Jones

After reporting the epidemic of tainted ecstasy pills to the DEA, Rashad becomes his main point of contact. Over the course of season 2, their professional relationship turns into a friendship. They will go on to regularly drink together at Applebee's. When Nurse Hope Conners is caught stealing narcotics from the hospital and falsifying records, Rashad interrogates her and she confesses that she was stealing the drugs on Terrence's behalf. Rashad confronts Terrence who breaks down and promises to seek help. Rashad allows the case to fall through, betraying his internal moral compass to protect his friend.

## Collaboration with the Maudlings

In season 4, it is revealed that Terrence has been faking patients' deaths and secretly transporting them to the Maudling compound. The Maudlings had promised to bring back his dead wife using their advanced technology in exchange for human test subjects.

## Coma

Upon seeing Rashad in captivity in the Maudling compound, Terrence is overcome with guilt and begins to drastically increase his drug and alcohol consumption. After breaking every mirror in his house, he retrieves a pistol from a shoebox in his closet. After contemplating suicide, he ultimately decides to go back to the Maudling compound, with the apparent goal of rescuing Rashad. During the drive to the compound, however, he falls asleep at the wheel and crashes, mirroring the accident that killed his wife. The accident leaves him in a coma that he does not awaken from before the end/erasure of the series.
Ericule

Ericule is a Maudling who is promoted to Program Director after Deemlind's death in season 4.

## Biography

Although Ericule does not receive his name until after Deemlind's death, he can be seen throughout the previous season. He first makes an appearance in season 2 as the Maudling who is leading human prisoners into the Matriarch's chamber. In season 4, he shown standing behind Deemlind as Deemlind breastfeeds from the Matriarch. A closeup on his face during this scene may indicate envy on his part, though his expression is difficult to read. Later, he is seen attaching tubes and wires from the Seeing Box to DEA Rashad Jones's head in preparation for the memory extraction.

## Promotion

After Deemlind is killed by Harold Whitmore in the Scrapyard Ambush, the heretofore nameless Maudling is brought into the Matriarch's chamber. As part of his naming ritual, the Matriarch holds open Ericule's right eyelid and licks his eyeball. She then stabs herself in her lower left breast with an empty syringe and extracts a sparkling white liquid. Reaching into Ericule's mouth, she grabs hold of his tongue with two fingers and then pierces it with the syringe, slowly injecting the sparkling liquid into his tongue. Ericule weeps throughout this ritual, his facial expression contorted in a way that could either indicate suffering or bliss. After this ritual, all other Maudlings address him as Ericule.

## Program Directorship

The Maudlings become more aggressive and violent after Ericule becomes program director, though this may have more to do with the circumstances surrounding Deemlind's death than with Ericule's personality. The Maudlings have more reason to be suspicious of humans after the Scrapyard Ambush, their position in the compound is more secure, and they are growing near to completing the Apex Device. As a result, they have less incentive to be covert than they had under Deemlind's direction.
Heroes

v • e**Pro Heroes**DekuNo. 1 HeroDynamightNo. 2 HeroNighthawkNo. 3 HeroBest GentlemanNo. 4 HeroBarrageNo. 5 HeroVirgoNo. 6 HeroDeadshotNo. 7 HeroSlim ShadyNo. 8 HeroMicrowaveNo. 9 HeroMegasaurusNo. 10 Hero
## List of Pro Heroes

1. Deku
2. Dynamight
3. Nighthawk
4. Best Gentleman
5. Barrage
6. Virgo
7. Deadshot
8. Slim Shady
9. Microwave
10. Mystique
11. Megasaurus
12. Mob Shark
13. Flame Boot
14. Sniper Mask
15. Fat Chum
16. Darkfang
17. Shoto
18. Uravity
19. Red Riot
20. Chargebolt
21. Ingenium
22. Tsukuyomi
23. Gigantess
24. Region
25. Pinky
26. Creati
27. Froppy
28. Earphone Jack
29. Torpedo
30. Batwing
Jessica Vickers

Jessica Vickers (age: 30s) is a dental hygienist living in Devils Lake. She is the wife of George Vickers, mother of George Vickers Jr., and sister of Paul Sanders.

## Personality

Jessica's natural tendency is to strive to be liked by everyone and avoid conflict, something she has had to struggle with over time in order to assert herself and stand up for her own needs.

## Biography

Jessica Vickers has spent her entire life in Devils Lake. She was popular in High School, head cheerleader and prom queen, and married her high school sweetheart upon graduation. A few years after the birth of her son, she became dissatisfied with being a stay at home mother and decided to attend community college to become a licensed dental hygienist. Her decision to seek out employment comes up as a point of conflict in several arguments she has with her husband. It is implied that George interprets her career decision as an indictment of his ability to be a breadwinner. After George volunteers for the Ambrosia Project and has a psychotic break, Jessica is forced to go on the run with George Jr. to prevent her husband from murdering their child. In a conversation with Paul Sanders, Jessica suggests that George's psychotic break may have been a blessing in disguise, as it gave her the final push she needed to escape from an abusive relationship. Paul responds that he will only see it that way if it ends in her husbands death.

After George Jr. is kidnapped by the CIA, Jessica and Paul begin planning a rescue mission and terrorist attack on the North Dakota Black Site, but the series ends before their plan can come to fruition.
The Sun Box

The Sun Box is a piece of CIA technology that originated in one of CIA Agent Claire Madison's Omphalos vision. The box is a six foot cube that is black on the outside and glows white on the inside.

## Function

As demonstrated by the rat dream incident, the box appears to project its contents into dreams. It is unclear if this affects only the dreams of the citizens of Devils Lake, or if the effect is wider-reaching.

## Use in Flashbulb Initiative

As part of the Flashbulb Initiative, CIA lab technicians are ordered to disassemble the box and reassemble it inside-out. Lab tech Shayna Hutton objects to this, arguing that no one knows what activating the Sun Box in such a condition will do and points out that the lab rat they tested the device on died. Ericka Keane points a gun at Shayna and says that she has been tasked with completing the Flashbulb Initiative by any means necessary. Shayna, frightened by Ericka's uncharacteristic violence, reluctantly proceeds. The intended goal of turning the Sun Box inside out is not clear. Ultimately, Ericka disappears into her office and Shayna is left unsupervised. Shayna decides to leave the North Dakota Black Site, but as she drives home she keeps glancing up at the purple static of the Maurisuvius Rift engulfing the sky with increasing worry. She pulls off the road and turns her car around to return to the Site. The final shot of the Sun Box in the series is of Shayna standing at the controls, struggling with whether or not to follow through with her original orders and activate it. We do not see what she decides.
Waiting for the train

Strangely, the station was empty, which is unusual for this time.

I waited a long time until the first train arrived, which when it came I saw that it was empty.

I entered the car and could sit anywhere, as there was no one, that's when I started to hear low cries. I took advantage of the fact that my trip would take a long time and there was no one around to judge me and I went to try to find the sound by the car. I even saw some figures out of the corner of my eye, but nothing very conclusive. I sat down and waited to reach my destination. When I got off the subway I realized two shocking things: the first is that I was not at my destination, but at the start station before I got on the train, as if I had never made this trip. The station was surprisingly crowded. And the second was that I saw that there was someone else with me in the car, but I could only see him outside
Deemlind

Deemlind is the Maudling program director. The program director's job is to interpret the will of the Matriarch's nonlinguistic sounds and behaviors into spoken directions for the Maudlings.

## Biography

Nothing is known of Deemlind's human life prior to his mutation, as he is already a fully mutated Maudling at the beginning of the series. Over the course of the series, he is seen issuing commands and directing all Maudling activities, though when interacting with humans he always emphasizes that everything he does is to fulfill the will of the Matriarch.

## Personality

As program director, Deemlind acts with smug self-assuredness and no sense of urgency. Deemlind is also the only Maudling to laugh, adding to his air of smugness. He repeatedly refers to the completion of the Apex Device as "inevitable" and claims that all events, even those that seem like setbacks, are parts of the Matriarch's plan. During an interrogation of Ahmed Rahman, Deemlind refers to all information as being the rightful property of the Matriarch.

## Death

In the fourth season, Deemlind is injured by an exploding pipe bomb and fatally shot by Harold Whitmore during a meeting with the CIA at the scrapyard. At the moment of the explosion, the Matriarch is shown screaming in pain, suggesting that she and Deemlind may have had a psychic link of some kind.
Katsuji Bakugan

Hero Costume

**Katsuji Bakugan** (爆 (ばく) 丸 (がん) 勝 (かつ) 二 (じ) , *Bakugan Katsuji*?) is the deuteragonist on the My Future Academia. He is currently a student at Class 1-A at U.A. High School training to become a Pro Hero.

## Abilities

### Quirk

**Combustion** (燃 (ねん) 焼 (しょ) , *Nenshō*?)

### Super Moves

* **Stun Blast Splatter** (気絶 (スタン) 爆破 (ブラスト) 感嘆符 (スプラッター) , *Sutan Burasuto Supurattā*?): Katsuji utilizes his blasts to engender multiple scatter shots of energy at his target. The shots can ricochet off multiple surfaces at Katsuji's will.
* **Armor-Piercing Scattershot** (甲冑 (アーマー) ・劈く (ピアシング) ・散乱発射 (スキャタショット) , *Āmā Piashingu Sukyatashotto*?): Katsuji stretches out one of his hands and uses his other hand to form a circle on the palm of his outstretched hand. Katsuji then fires an explosion through the circle, which creates a concentrated blast beam. By focusing the path of his explosions into a single point instead of around his whole palm, Katsuji creates a concentrated blast with reduced area of impact, but with enough power to successfully pierce solid concrete.
* **Auto-Cannon Machine-Gun** (自動 (オート) -大砲 (キャノン) ・機械 (マシーン) -銃 (ガン) , *Ōtokyanon Mashīn-Gan*?)
* **Explosive Jet** (爆発物 (エクスプローシブ) ・翼刃 (ジェット) , *Ekusupurōshibu Jetto*?)
	+ **Hell-Copter** (地獄 (ヘル) 飛行機 (コプター) , *Herukoputā*?)
	+ **X-Catapult** (起爆 (エックス) ・内火艇 (キャタパルト) , *Ekkusu Kyataparuto*?)
* **Military Impact** (軍事上 (ミリタリー) 衝撃 (インパクト) , *Miritarī Inpakuto*?)
	+ **Grand Slam Canyon** (盛大 (グランド) 激突 (スラム) 渓谷 (キャニオン) , *Gurando Suramu Kyanion*?)
	+ **Grenade Impact** (手榴弾 (グレネード) 衝撃 (インパクト) , *Gurenēdo Inpakuto*?)
* **Grand Missilery** (盛大 (グランド) 発射 (ミサイル) , *Gurando Misairu*?)
	+ **Heavy Artillery** (重い (ヘビー) ・砲兵武器 (アーティラリー) , *Hebī Ātirarī*?)
* Stun Grenade
	+ Zero Distance
* Howitzer Impact
	+ Landmine Blast
* Point-Blank Grenade
North Dakota Black Site

The North Dakota Black Site is a CIA base constructed around the Omphalos. The operations of the base are directed towards studying the Omphalos and running experiments based on Omphalos visions.

## CIA Staff

* Claire Madison
* Johnny Cameron
* Jack Turner
* Ericka Keane
* George Vickers (Subject 93)
* Alan Crenshaw
* Shayna Hutton
* Sheila Miller