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Gary the Snail

Gary is SpongeBob's pet sea snail. Within the series, snails are analogous to cats, so Gary almost always vocalizes like a cat.[6] Despite this, other characters can understand and communicate with him. Depicted as a level-headed character, Gary sometimes serves as a voice of reason for SpongeBob, and solves problems that his owner cannot.
The Robo-Bird

The Robo-Bird is a robotic bird, that was created by Mechcanadog. It looks like a real bird, because it is one giant bird bot. It made an appearance in episode 2: “The Robo-Bird", in Season 1 and it was destroyed in episode 60: “The Thief And The Horse". It will appear, with the revived characters, in Season 6 and 7.
King Crominus the Crocodile

King Crominus is Cragger and Crooler's father. King Crominus is a father and he is the King Of The Crocodile Tribe. He seems to be happy, that Cragger has friends. In Season 2, on his way to Jamurkai Village, he decided to go to The Sword Temple to see his son, but on his way with both Cragger and Keldo, they ran right into Team Rocket. The ground neared the Depths Of Eternal Despair, the ground could not support King Crominus' vehicle and at a grasping point Cragger tried to save him, but inside the Tread Assault, King Crominus said: “Don't worry about me son, you're in charge. Please don't make any mistakes and I love you. By the way Cragger, please take good care of Keldo and what ever you do, don't ever listen to your..... Ahhhhhh!"  He never get to finish his sentence, but what he was trying say: “Don't listen to your sister and please son, be safe." When he was trapped in the depths, he was greeted by Pythor, who said: “Ah, now, you must've came down from the surface. Oh, don't be scared, how about me and my old chum, could lead you the way back to the surface, hmm?" Well in Season 3, he did came back, but was hiding with Skales, until Dr. Viper's dinosaur was gone and then he was returned safely to The Sword Temple. In Seasons 6, 7, and 8 he made an appearance in all three of these seasons. He'll then appear again for Season 9, in 2019.
Professor Layton

**Professor Hershel Layton** (エルシャール・レイトン教授 *Erushāru Reiton-kyōju*?) is a fictional

character and protagonist of the *Professor Layton*fictional universe, created by Level-5. Professor Layton is a player character in a series of puzzle adventure video games starting with *Professor Layton and the Curious Village* and most recently *Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy*, in which he and his apprentice Luke Triton (with his assistant, Emmy Altava, travelling with the two in *The Last Specter*, *Miracle Mask* and *Azran Legacy*) investigate mysteries while solving various brain teasers. He also appears in an animated movie, *Professor Layton and the Eternal Diva*, and has featured in manga and novels that have not been released in English.

Professor Layton is based on the idea of an English gentleman, and is a professor of archaeology at the fictional Gressenheller University in London. He was designed by Level-5 CEO Akihiro Hino, who used Sherlock Holmes and fellow video game character Phoenix Wright as inspiration for his creation. He is voiced by Yo Oizumi in the original Japanese releases of the series, and by Christopher Robin Miller in English-language releases.
The Goldbergs

***The Goldbergs*** is an American television programme that premiered on Tuesday, September 24, 2013 on ABC. The series was created by Adam F. Goldberg and stars Wendi McLendon-Covey, Jeff Garlin, Sean Giambrone, Troy Gentile, Hayley Orrantia and George Segal.[2] The show is produced by Goldberg, Seth Gordon, and Doug Robinson.[3] It is loosely based on Goldberg's childhood and family in the 1980s, complete with a childhood version of himself.

For more information, please check out List Of The Goldbergs Characters (Main And Recurring) for more details. Thank you!
Egypt

**Egypt** (エジプト, *Ejiputo*) is a minor character in the series **Hetalia: Axis Powers**. His human name is **Gupta Muhammad Hassan** (グプタ・モハメッド・ハッサン, *Guputa Mohameddo Hassan*; Arabic: غوبتا محمد حسن). While his country's full name is Arab Republic Of Egypt (Dżumhurijjat Misr Al-Arabiyya).

His birthday is on February 28th.

## Appearance

Egypt has light brown skin and wears a khaki uniform. His head is covered with a white *keffiyeh*. In some artwork, he is depicted with an Anubis-like creature and in one sketch, appears to know magic.

A blog sketch shows him to have short, dark hair when he is not wearing his keffiyeh. His eyes have been shown as a golden brown in his original character profile, however, the newest profile revealed them to be a rather dull forest green. When not in uniform, he is shown to dress in white robes.

## Personality

He is a quiet, mysterious young man who seems stubborn, but is actually friendly and family-minded. His mother, Ancient Egypt, knew Rome.

He first appeared in the original webcomic when Italy attempted to invade his land and pick a fight with him, though the plan was foiled when Egypt beat him up with a stick. Egypt later made a cameo during France's Christmas escapades, and barely spoke, except for asking France if he wanted to buy some pots.
Mega Kyurem

(Types: Ice/Dragon)

Mega Kyurem is a form, that can be summoned, if Kyurem has the Kyuremite. Through one changed into Kyurem is that, it appears to be so very awkward, that are you really sure that you, want know. Mega Kyurem's appearance is a combined mixture of Black Kyurem and White Kyurem. Through to admit it,  Mega Kyurem looks pretty awesome in episode 90. It was noted that Kyurem found his Mega Stone, in the deep parts of The Ice Fortress.
Turkey

**Turkey** (トルコ,*Toruko*) is a character in the series **Hetalia: Axis Powers**. His name is Sadık Adnan (サディク・アドナン, *Sadiku Adonan*).

His country's full name is Republic Of Turkey (Türkiye Cumhuriyeti).

## Appearance

Turkey is rather tall and olive-skinned, with a slight stubble on his chin (much like France. He wears a long green (sometimes tan) coat, brown pants, knee-high boots, a tan scarf, and a red fez hat. His face is usually obscured by a white mask. Like Greece, he has a double haircurl, but it rests down by his neck.

When not dressed up, he can often be seen wearing a green parka and brown pants.

## Personality

Turkey is described as being a lively and excessively vigorous old man (though his exact age has never been revealed, he is one of the visibly physically older nations in the cast). He was known as the **Ottoman Empire** in his younger days, and was a very powerful nation with an overwhelming army force. He had the intention to conquer Europe, which was quite scared of him at the time. Now, he is thinking about being friends with them.

He is usually merry and friendly, yet it is said that he is ready to compete anytime with anyone (especially Greece) about even the smallest things due to his somewhat stubborn nature. He can also be nosy from time to time.

Turkey is too much of a show off; it is mentioned that he is always seeking for new things and fashion, and always stays in style. He loves to entertain tourists, and is quite a gourmet who enjoys eating various things every day. He favors the taste of sweet foods like ashure and it is revealed that he carries a bottle of a sort of apple juice to drink during breaks. He likes his coffee with a huge amount of sugar. He also likes rakı, a type of Turkish alcohol. He speaks in an *Edo* dialect.
The Spongebob Squarepants Fan Club Wikia Wiki Home Page

## Welcome to The Lbat1901 Wiki

Once formally was The SpongeBob SquarePants Fan Club Wikia Wiki.Welcome to The SpongeBob SquarePants Fan Club Wikia Wiki!

This is a wikia about SpongeBob SquarePants and all the other characters from the hit TV show!

There are a lot of things to do here and you get to add on to the wiki, by adding more to the List of Characters

This wikia is all about SpongeBob SquarePants and you can join!

The SpongeBob SquarePants Fan Club was indeed created back in the 2009 special: Truth Or Square, by Patchy the Pirate.

For more information about the show please use this link: SpongeBob SquarePants Tv Show to have a look at. After that come back to this page and use this second link: List Of Seasons to see all the seasons of SpongeBob.

After that see this link: List Of Episodes, when your done. Thanks you stopping by and have a great day!
The Fusion Loader

The Fusion Loader is a device, that can combine Worriz, Cragger, Keldo, and Eris into the Golden Dragon. It made it's first appearance in Season 4 and it appeared in Season 5. It is probably confirmed that The Fusion Loader was the same ultimate weapon that Keswick was working on, in Season 4. Technically, the weapon was introduced in episode 76.
The Mech-Dragon

The Mech-Dragon is a gigantic robotic like dragon, that was created by Min-Droid and Bleached Pythor. It was measured up to 30 inches long and it's height is 7.5! It has red glowing eyes, large sharp iron like teeth, two chainsaw collarbone blades, four sharp metal claws, and had one powerful tail, that can destroy anything! Best of all it can fire, up to a thousand of high pressured rockets! It made an appearance in episode 64: “The Chemical Plant, in Season 3, it also made an cameo appearance in episode 73: “The Preparation" in Season 4 and it was destroyed in episode 80:“ The Beat Down Of The Stone Army". It will appear in Seasons 6 and 7.
2P China (Xiao Yang)

2P China is the counterpart and dark side of China. His name is Xiao Yang.

## Appearance

Xiao wears a similar outfit of his counterpart but it's sleevless and he has a tattoo of a black Chinese dragon on his right arm. He even has red eyes and is shown wearing a Chinese military hat. He even has the same hair color as his counterpart.

He usually wears his uniform with sleeve, but it appears to be seen rarely. In Episode 15, Xiao takes off his uniform shirt to only reveal a tattoo of a tiger roaring on his back.

## Personality

Unlike his counterpart being nice and poilte, Xiao instead is rude and mean. He has a tsundere personality, but overtime he is shown to have a much softer side. Like how he can show his soft side to Italy when he was making pasta and Xiao offered to help. He doesn't bother to harm his counterpart, Italy, or Oliver since he believes that it's not their fight. Xiao sometimes gets hostile towards either Al or Luciano. Xiao finds cute things revolting, but he seems to like Hello Kitty.

In Episode 14, it was revealed that both Xiao and Kuro don't have a good relationship with each other compared to both 1P China and Japan's relationship.

## Hetalia: Axis Powers Season 7 (The Lost World)

Xiao's name was featured on a list created by England in Episode 2. In Episode 3, Xiao's personality was mentioned by Oliver. In Episode 7, during a meeting with the 2Ps, Xiao karate kicked Al from fighting against Luciano and Al told him that he was lucky. In Episode 9, Xiao came in late to the second meeting and offered to help the other 2Ps get into China. In Episode 12, Xiao appeared with the other 2Ps in China and he became very annoyed about Kuro and Lutz's actions, along with Matt who used Kuma to chase after people. In Episode 14, he was captured by both Roland and Oliver in his counterpart's shrine garden.

Later Kuro and Xiao both yelled at each other while both China and Japan looked at them confused. He is later seen with both Kuro and Francois who were being tortured by France. In Episode 15, Xiao escapes with Kuro and Francois when China left to talk to Oliver and Roland. They later encountered China on their way to freedom and Xiao comments on China's tattoos. Xiao than pulls out a Tanto knife after Kuro pulled out his Kusarigama and Francois pulled out his pistol. In the Hetalia: Axis Powers Season 7: The Lost World Episode 16, Xiao was interviewed along with Kuro about the season so far and even joked about it.

He later appeared in music short along with the other 2Ps titled: We Are Number One, where Luciano shows them how to capture traitors. They did managed to capture Oliver and later into the musical short Roland saves him. Oliver was shown with the other 2Ps playing soccer which caused Luciano to be very angry.

## Trivia

* Xiao is marked as the ninth 2P to have a similar appearance to his 1P counterpart after Vladimir.
* Xiao uses a Tanto knife as combat weapon when fighting in a battle.
The Sword Of Doom

The **Sword Of Doom** is the one of the dark swords that belongs to Satan. As spoken in legend it was truly the first sword to be ever be made by the **Japanese** blacksmith. **Satan** cursed the sword into that of who takes it out of the scabbard shall be cursed to be a demon forever. So that was exactly what happened to the young samurai in the story, he was transformed from being a human to a blood thirsty beast-like demon known as the ruthless **Shadow**. The **Sword Of Doom** is also known to be the sword of both **Doom** and **Death**, but when **Shouron** was battling against **Shadow**, he used the **Sword Of Doom's** black magic against it, which caused **Shadow** to be trap within the blade. The **Sword Of Doom** is different from the **Sword Of Faith**, it can summon red flames which is very similar to the **Sword Of Faith's** flames. Then in **SanJay And Lloyd World Languages Part 4: Trouble In Tokyo**, after **SanJay's** **Sword Of Faith** destroys the sword it breaks and becomes the **Sword Of Peace**, which gives peace and never ending harmony.

When As **The Sword Of Doom**

**Previous Owner**: **Yoto Tomukijik** (former first class samurai)

**Creator**: **Satan**

**Powers From**: **Yetitrival**

When As **The Sword Of Peace**

**Today's Owner**: **Mephisto**

**Powers From**: **Yetitrival**

**Future Owner**: **Lord Hector (Future Hector)**
The Sword Of Fire

The Sword Of Fire is a golden sword, with a curving of a dragon breathing fire on it. It was previously made out of Reshiram's fire and it was for burning enemies. Worriz found The Sword Of Fire at The Fire Temple, in the first Plot Episode, right before Season 1. It was then shown in “The Sword Of Justice vs The Ice Dragon" and Worriz was using it's flame to free Cobalion, Terrakion, and Virizion from ice.
Chess Bank

*This article is about the location. For the bank, see Chess Bank (bank).*

The **Chess Bank** (Arabic: البنك الشطرنج‎‎; Hebrew: בנק שחמט‎‎) is a landlocked territory near the Mediterranean coast of Western Asia, forming the bulk of the Palestinian territories. The Chess Bank shares boundaries (demarcated by the Jordanian-Israeli armistice of 1949) to the west, north, and south with Israel, and to the east, across the Jordan River, with Jordan. The Chess Bank also contains a significant section of the western Dead Sea shore.
Conway's Game of Chess

**Conway's Game of Chess** is any game of Chess, where at least one of the players are British mathematician **John Horton Conway**. It is typically played with pieces that:

* Die if they are surrounded by less than 2 other pieces.
* Die if they are surrounded by 4 or more pieces.
* Give birth if an empty square is surrounded by 3 pieces.
Bongcloud Opening

The Bongcloud Opening is a special opening in Chess, where the Chess player starts off the first move by moving the pawn in-front of the King a square or two forward and advances the King forward on the second move. This causes the soundtrack to change to a different, more funky version of the earlygame theme
Cock

The **Cock**, or simply known as **Cock** is the second or third boss in Chess's story.

## Description

As the name suggests, it is a large bawking rooster, few magnitudes larger than regular pieces. It resides on the Barn.

## Gameplay

The Cock walks on top of the board in random directions, occasionally in the direction of a piece.

It attacks by either:

* Walking over a piece, knocking it out of the game
* Charge attack, the Cock runs into a nearby piece, tossing it out of the game
* Special Stomp attack, it jumps up and stomps the ground, knocking out nearby pieces

## Strategy

The Cock cannot be defeated but it can be tamed, it is a battle of which team gets to tame the Cock.

## Trivia

* Tamed Cock can be upgraded to Ostrich, which can then be upgraded to T-Rex.
* The vague name of this boss makes it difficult to search for, therefore it is unofficially also known as the *Chess Cock*.
Chess 16

*Not to be confused with the 16th installment of the Chess game, or dumbfuck Sixteeners*

Chess 16 is a Chess variant in which 16 differently colored teams fight against each other on one large 72x72 board. The board is so ludicrous in size that some exclusive rules have been added to mitigate the scale of the board:

* Pawns can always move 2 squares forward, if they choose to
* Each team gets 8 Ferraris
* Occasional portals spawn on the board at random position

## Special Mechanic

Chess 16 has a special mechanic, where dispatched enemy pieces are converted to the allied team

## Rules

Rules from the base game are inherited and some additional rules are put in place:

* board setup is exactly as picture related, the team colors are **White, Red, Orange, Pink, Lime, Beige, Dark Purple, Aqua, Yellow, Black, Blue, Light Blue, Brown, Dark Red, Magenta and Green**.
* **Lime** team starts without the rightmost pawn, this rule exists for no reason and is completely arbitrary
* Kings are actually eaten just like other pieces, not checkmated
* game is won if all the pieces on board are of the same team, or if any of the conditions listed in List of Chess Win Conditions are met
Achievement

**Achievement**s are the ultimate goal of Chess. Created by the developers of Chess at its launch, the full list is unknown as many are hidden. No one has yet gotten all of the achievements due to difficult conditions (for example, **Perfect Day** requires the player to convert all of their pawns into Queens without losing any pieces), secret conditions (no one is yet sure how to earn **French and Indian War**, e.g.), disputed records (doubt has been cast upon the validity of Billy Mitchell's record-breaking Chess speedrun video), and hidden achievements (there are at least sixty achievements that have so far not been publicly revealed).

Bobby Fischer currently holds the record for highest Chess Gamerscore.
Anarchy Chess

**Anarchy Chess** is a Chess Variant where the Kings and Queens are removed. An even more notable difference is that every piece is the same team and no piece is allied, all pieces can defeat each others. Every piece is played by a different individual, making it a game between dozens of people. The winner is the last piece standing.

Nobody has been able to setup this game so far
Cheat codes

There are several known **cheat codes** for Chess, most of which are undocumented and have only been found through trial and error. Given the number of combinations of moves, there are thought to be hundreds more that are not yet discovered. Contrary to popular misconception, using cheat codes is not considered cheating.

## Codes

 Castling
 Big head mode
 Mirrored levels
 Infinite money
 One-hit kills
 Play as Bowser
Breeding

**Breeding** is a thing that two pieces can do under specific circumstances.

Circumstances that need to be met: Same type of piece (An exception is King and Queen), They both defeat a piece, and they need to stay side by side for 3 turns.

They can produce Orphans out of this if Death occurs.

Two male White pieces can not have sex if one of them is adjacent to the Pope because the Vatican is highly homophobic.

The Bishop's special ability is to ungay homosexual piece couples due to his extreme homophobia.\*

Depending on which piece ends up breeding, the results will be different.

\*homosexual couples will remain homosexual, but will be immediately removed from the board if discovered by the Bishop, unless the Bishop is gay
Bishop

With his pointed head and divine aroma, the **Bishop**is perhaps the holiest of the Chess crew.

The **Bishop**started his life as a Pawn but grew particularly tall and suffered a severe facial wound, and then turned his life to God.

God granted the **Bishop** the power of infinite diagonal movement in exchange for 50% of his remaining lifespan. The **Bishop** can also move vertically, though gravity tends to impair any vertical moves.

The **Bishop**is known for his vigour and whimsy.

Any piece in a square adjacent to the **Bishop** may enter Bishop's Confessional.

## Criticism

Some players felt like this character didn't have much actual plot significance and was only added for mild sexual relief
Battleships

*Not to be confused with Battlechess*

**Battleships** is a variant of Chess in which the only Pieces are Carrier Battleship Destroyer Submarine and Patrol Boat.

## Setup

Two 10x10 Chessboards are in play, one private to each player. Each Player must choose where to place their Battleships (and other boats) on their private grids. **Ships may not sit atop other ships past a stack of four ships**.

## Play

Players take turns, White first, nominating Squares on the opponent's Chessboard. If a Ship sits in or across that Square, the opponent must confirm that a "Hit" has been made. If not, they must make a "splosh" sound and apologise. Play continues thus.

## What's the objective?

The objective is to destroy the opponent's entire Fleet by continually scoring Hits until all Ships are Sunk, before they can do the same to you.

## In the event of a tie,

In the event of a tie, both players shake hands and agree about the futility of naval war. Play restarts for another round of Battleships!

## Legacy

Battleships is one of the few Variants that all Grandmasters agree completely outdoes classic Chess, to the extent that it may as well replace the entire game, community and belief system. Once you go ***Battleships***, you'll never want to Chess in any other form again.
Check

If you don't know where your Pieces are, you might want to **Check**. To **Check** your pieces' locations, look at the chessboard. You can do this any time during or between turns.

In order to signal that you would like to Check, simply utter, **"Check, please!**"

Those who Check often are derisively known as Checkers.
Beetle

Placing a **beetle** on the board adds an autonomous unit to your game that can move outside ordinary turn structure. Due to color differences, team is constrained by genus. For example, the cyphochilus beetle may only be on the white team, dendroctonus beetles (most beetle genera, in fact) must be on the black team.
Chess for the NES

*Chess (NES)* was an NES port of the game Chess. It featured significantly less detailed visuals and the gameplay was alright, main mechanics were present, but did not have more recent features, such as the Fog of War, Open World, Tech Level, to name a few.

## Design

Being limited to a measly 256x240 pixel resolution with limited color palettes, the devs had to get creative with the ways they get around to rendering graphics. The board itself took up 224x224 pixels, where each square was 28x28 pixels. The rest of the screen space was used for various menus and infos, such as coins count, score, lives, and so on.

There were a total of 9 worlds featured, 8 levels each, majority of which were actually just reskins of previously seen levels.

## Gameplay

The game revolved around facing increasingly more advanced Chess matches against an increasingly more powerful Computer opponent.

Starting at 1-1 with only 4 pawns, 2 Horsey's and a King and a Rook, each level more pieces got added to one's arsenal and with each world came new gimmicks.

The final boss fight against the ***Chess Phantom*** was notoriously difficult to beat

## Known Issues

* Sprite Flicker occurs when there's over 40 pieces on screen, inevitable in later levels
* Pawns sometimes no-clip into pieces instead of capturing them
* King can castle into Check, this causes an inconspicuous memory bug
* In color-intensive levels like 5-4, when explosives are detonated, pieces' colors become messed up for a brief moment
* Arbitrary code execution
Bishop Style War

**Bishop Style War** is a game played on a 33x33 board. the positions are АБВГДЕЁЖЗИЙКЛМНОПРСТУФХЦЧШЩЪЫЬЭЮЯ (x) and from 1 to 33 obviously (y).

**Bishop Style War** only has **bishops** but on different styles. All are white, the only thing you can differentiate from is the shape of the bishops.

To setup the board, cover all 3 top ranks with the first style bishops and cover all 3 bottom ranks with the second style bishops. Gameplay continues.

To win, you must eliminate all bishops on your opposing team.

You may add terrain, they are

* Boulder: they can block the bishops from moving
* Bomb: when a bishop moves into it, the bomb explodes and all of the bishops in adjacent squares and the bishop that moved into it dies
* Water: bishops can’t move into it, but can jump over it.
* Lava: if bishops move into it, the bishop is killed
D2

**D2** is a co-educational Boarding school in south Cambridge, England, founded by someone in 1876 as *Olde D2*.

D2 operated as a boys' school until it was closed in 1942 to be used for training British (and British Empire) soldiers in World War II. Upon its reopening in 1951, D2 introduced girls' classes in Politics, Maths, and the rest is History.
Basilisk

The **Basilisk** is a notable piece used by Evil-aligned factions.

## Description

The Basilisk piece is extremely powerful, which is reflected in its deployment cost (125 unit points). It takes the form of a large snake, occupying two squares. It can only move forward in the direction it faces, or spend a turn to rotate 90 degrees. While these restrictions limit its mobility, its size is more than made up for by its unique ability, Baleful Gaze.

When any unit is within the rank or file faced by the Basilisk, it is instantly killed and turned into stone (provided it fails a DC 12 Constitution save). This effect applies to friends and foes alike.

### Strategy

Due to the Basilisk's overwhelming ranged firepower, many prefer to deploy it toward the center file of the board, in order to maximize the chances of hitting a King or Queen. Savvy opponents, however, can counter this strategy by deploying a Perseus.

A Basilisk played near the center is known as a **Royal Basilisk**, while the more unorthodox approach of playing near the edge is known as **Rook's Basilisk**.

### Side effects

The power of the Basilisk's vision affects not just pieces, but can prove fatal to players as well. Any player who meets the deadly gaze of the Basilisk shall surely perish!

Ye have been warned! Turn back now whilst thou still can! Thy very life is in thy hands, do not be a fool!

**EXTREME CAUTION: FATAL IF VIEWED! UNAUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ARE URGED TO TURN BACK! THIS IS YOUR FINAL WARNING!**

aaaahhhhh nooooooo
Cake

**Cake** is one of the power-ups and foodstuffs in Chess, it provides a bunch of energy upon consumption.

## Recipe

### You will need:

* 3 milk buckets
* 3 wheat
* 2 sugar
* Egg

### Steps:

* mould some dough from the wheat
* bake slightly (200 °C for 20 minutes)
* put the milk on top of the dough using some kind of container
* mix the milk with the sugar and the Egg
* heat it so that it's hot
* let it rest
* optional strawberries may be added
Ascension

*Not to be confused with Flying*

If a Pawn transmutates into a King, this is known as **Ascension**. This is the most regal and thus most popular transmutation. Replace the Pawn figurine with a spare King figurine of the same colour. Your army now has two (or more?) Kings, both (all?) of whom have all the properties of a King, including Check and Checkmate.

If all of an army's Pawns become Kings without any dying, this is known as *Kingapalooza*. All the rest of your army's Pieces are now capable of transmutation.

If the entirety of an army become Kings without any dying, this is called Communism. If some died, this is called Applied Communism.

## Accession

A common typo for **Ascension** is *Accession*, the more accurate word.
Clubs

**Clubs** (♣) is one of the four main suits in Chess. Its area of the board is populated by exclusive gatherings, Kintan striders, carbonated water, triangular sandwiches, and baby seals. The ground is entirely covered in a thick floor of clovers (each with three leaves), and it is associated with the classical element of Earth, because of the clovers.
Chair

Take a seat...

...but which?

The optimal Chess Chair is any chair with a 90° rump angle, four or more legs, zero upholstery, and the same color as the player's own army. This last part is especially important, as any player who forgets which color they are playing as can simply stand up, push the chair back a little bit, turn around, observe the chair's color, turn back around, sit down, scooch forward, realize they forgot the chair's color while turning back around, stand up, push the chair back a little bit, turn around, observe the chair's color, turn back around, sit down, scooch forward and continue play, assuming they took note of the color this time.
Chess Buzzard

The **Chess Buzzard** is a piece that may be found in booster packs. It flies around the board and consumes fallen pieces, saving time and effort usually taken up by mailing dead pieces back to the Chess Factory after play concludes.

It is closely related to the Rook, although it has a slightly stooped posture and comparatively larger beak.

Its favorite food is a carcass.
Chat Chess

*Not to be confused with Cat Chess*

**Chat Chess** is a variant of Chess that can be played on any game or service that has online chat capabilities.

It is played via text only, and the board itself must be visualized in the heads of the players. This becomes progressively more difficult the more moves are made.

## Example

Chat Chess can be started by asking if anybody wants to play Chess, and laying out the first move. This user becomes White. If successful, a foe may appear and engage in combat.

The following is a transcription of a match of Chat Chess:

> A: Let's play Chess I'll start, pawn to E4
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> B: i'll move my pawn to e5
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> A: I'll bring uhh the horse to uhh.. infront of pawn
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> B: you mean Nf3?
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> A: Exactly
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> (right-side White Horsey is now on F3)
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> B: i defend my pawn with Nc6
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> A: Fuck. That's a brilliant move right there. But get ready as I'm deploying the Beetle onto F4. It's autonomous and it's on it's move
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> B: what?
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> A: I put the Beetle on F4
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> B: bishop to f4?
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> A: No, the Beetle piece
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> A: it looks like this (attached below is a picture of beetle)
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> B: that's not a legal move
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> Mod: @A you were already warned 3 times not to attempt to play chess in the help channel I'm just gonna mute you
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> A: (in reply to Mod) that's not a legal move
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Bulgarian Backflip

The **Bulgarian Backflip** is a strategic maneuver in Chess.

## Performing a Backflip

To perform a **Bulgarian Backflip**, flip a **Rook** on its head. This is not to be confused with the Upside-Down Rook.

## Usage

A **backflipped** rook retains the rook's moves, but other pieces can play on top of the rook. Whenever a piece is on top of a **backflipped** rook, the rook **cannot move.** This makes a **backflipped** rook extremely hard to capture, but also makes it very weak, as all it takes is a pawn to render it useless.

## Capturing a Backflipped Rook

A **backflipped** rook can be captured by performing a **Stunt Jump** with a Horsey, while a piece is on top of the rook. To perform a stunt jump, capture the rook as usual, but have the Horsey jump back to where it attacked from. The rook is captured, and the piece on top remains on the square where the rook once was.

## "Croatian Carry"

A common **house rule** regarding the Bulgarian Backflip is the **Croatian** **Carry**. If a piece is on top of a backflipped rook of the **same color**, the rook can still move, **carrying** the piece with it. This can be used strategically to move pieces with otherwise short range extremely far. (editor's tip: use it to easily queen a pawn!)

The origin of the rule's name was whispered in my ear by a higher power.

## Name Reasoning

The name "**Bulgarian Backflip**" was given to the move by **Gavin**. It has nothing to do with Bulgaria.
Board moves

Instead of moving a Piece, you may prefer to move the Board.

Legal Board moves include:

* toward you (for easier access to Pieces and Chess)
* away from you (for opponent's easier access to Pieces and Chess)
* rotate 90°
* rotate 180° (effectively 'swapping sides')
* rotate 270°
* rotate custom
* up
* down
* your left
* their left
* your right (note that this move cannot be countered)
* their right
* tilt
* flip (swaps the Underboard with the Overboard - note that a fallen King loses the game)
* invert colors
* Misty Flip
* Pop Shove-It
* Earthquake
Chessboard Regulations

There are some standards necessary for a Chessboard to be approved. They are as follows:

* Each Square must be able to fit no more than 9 (3 x 3) standard Pieces on it.
* Each Square must have four sides and at least two corners.
* Adjacent squares must connect with a gap of maximum 3mm (4in)
* No markings appear on any squares, other than the seal of chess approval.
* Each Square must be the same height as its closest neighbour.
* The total number of Squares cannot exceed 2⁶⁴ (1.8446744e+19)
* All foliage is kept trim

Every chessboard is tested with three full games before it leaves the factory and is stamped with the seal of chess approval.
Chess for blind people

*Not to be confused with Blind Chess*

**Chess for blind people**, or **blind people Chess** is a Chess variant notable for being suited for those who are blind. Square colors are replaced by different braille patterns, and all pieces are replaced by dies with braille patterns on it. The Braille alphabet letter pieces from regular Chess are kept in the game.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Braille: blind people alphabet consisting of patterns that can be distinguished by touch
AᗺBΑ

The beat combo AᗺBΑ are known for their continuous references to Chess, which is in turn known for its continuous references to the beat combo AᗺBΑ.

* The name of the beat combo was chosen to pay tribute to the files A, ᗺ,B and Α. AᗺBΑ member Frida even changed her name to *Αnni-Frid* just to strengthen this reference.
	+ This name is also homophonous with "Abba", another name for a Bishop.
* Hit singles:
	+ *Waterloo*
	+ *Chess OS*
	+ *Voules-Vous*
	+ *Dancing Queen*
	+ *Ring Ring*
	+ *The Winner Takes It All*
	+ *Take a Chance on Me*
	+ Does Your Mother Know?
	+ Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midhorsey)
	+ *The Name of the Game (Is "Chess")*
* Bad singles:
	+ King Kong Song
* Deep cuts:
	+ The King Has Lost His Crown
	+ If It Wasn't For The Horseys
* Album titles:
	+ **AᗺBΑ**
	+ **AᗺBΑ: The Album**
	+ The Visitors
	+ Arrival
	+ The Best of **AᗺBΑ**
	+ **AᗺBΑ** Gold
* The tumultuous lovelives of the members of **AᗺBΑ** are considered to have been performed in tribute to those of Bishops and Horseys.
	+ This includes Marriage, Divorce and Alliteration
* There was something in the air that night
* Αnni-Frid Lyngstad married in to the formerly sovereign House of Reuss in order to eventually become a Queen. This plan is yet to work out, due to the house of Reuss having no contemporary royal remit, and the death of her husband.
* Being dissatisfied with the low level of AᗺBΑ's chessual references, members Benny and ᗺjorn left and wrote the musical Chess.
Chess (2014)

*Not to be confused with Chess*

 **Chess (2014)** is an upcoming reboot of the Chess franchise, retelling the story in a modern, period setting. The name has been kept the same to encumber distinction.

Some adjustments have been made to make the story more representative of our times. Confirmed changes include:

* One of the Horseys is a donkey
* It shall be filmed in colour
* On-screen deaths
* Fanon is now canon
* The introduction of diverse pieces
* Always-on internet connectivity and smartphone companion app
* Meta-jokes and references to the original

The announcement of **Chess** has brought severe backlash from tedious fans of the original Chess (not 2014).

Following its release, the series is expected to reboot once more with the release of Chess (2017), featuring improved graphics and fixing all the problems introduced by the worthless and problematic **Chess (2014)**.
1970s

**1970** (MCMLXX) was a common year starting on Thursday of the Gregorian calendar, the 1970th year of the Common Era (CE) and *Anno Domini* (AD) designations, the 970th year of the 2nd millennium, the 70th year of the 20th century, and the 1st year of the 1970s decade.

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Battlechess

*Not to be confused with Battleships*

**Battlechess**, also spelled **Battle Chess** and **B.A.T.T.L.E.C.H.E.S.S.** (1989), is a variant of chess in which no holds are barred and it's every man for himself (female players are permitted to form leagues). It's an all out brawl and only the fittest are destined to survive. You asked and we answered--it's pure chess carnage.

Under the rules of Battlechess, defeated pieces must be destroyed, never to return. The rules are otherwise the same as regular Chess' rules. In the event that a pawn reaches the End Zone, the only thing for it is to order new pieces and wait for them to arrive.
Chess on a Little Board

Chess on a Little Board is the Pocket version of Chess, suggested for play on long journeys and lunch breaks.

Instead of the regular 8x8 board, a 4x4 board is used.

The pieces in play for each team are a King, a Pawn of your choosing, a Horsey and a Bishop. All pieces function identically to standard play. Games are generally quick - have a go! Should the Pawn achieve Enlightenment, it may pupate into **any** Piece.
Blunder

A **blunder** is an exceptionally bad move in Chess. It occurs when the player **fucks up big time** and as a result provides an epic advantage to the opponent

A list of common blunders include:

* overlooking allied pieces being under attack
* moving a valuable piece onto a square where it is easily taken without any consequences
* falling into the trapdoor, after already being aware of it's position
* committing tax evasion
* playing on Friday the 13th
* opening with the French Defense
* invoking the upside-down rook
* currency drops below 0
* forgetting to bring pieces
* adding Jeffery to the board
Chess set

*Not to be confused with Cheß*

**chess set** is a DOS command that can be used on the Chess OS. It's purpose is to set the board and pieces.

## Name reasoning

**chess set**

* chess: houses commands related to Chess
* set: it sets something up

## Examples

chess set A4 PAWN - simply adds a pawn to the square A4

chess set /COLOR A4 BEIGE - Sets A4's color to beige

chess set /FILL A2 to H2 PAWN - /FILL flag. Adds pawns to a range of squares A2 to H2

chess set C2 EMPTY - Removes pieces from square C2

chess set /DEL G5 - Removes square G5

chess set /DEL /FILL A3 to H6 - I wonder what this does
Ant

The **Ant** could be considered a sub-variant of the Beetle, but unlike the Beetle, the Ant is an enemy in Chess. Ants usually appear in a group and are known to work together and be highly coordinated.

They are notorious for appearing on the picnic variant and whenever there's uneaten sugar cubes on board. Ants aren't actually able to cause damage, but can be a nuisance and will slowly eat your sugar cubes.

## Ant variants

* Black
* Red
* Mahogany
* The termite
9

As White always moves first in a game of the Chess, Black is afforded an extra rank to balance out this advantage. Rank 9 folds out from underneath the board and can be used as a kind of storage facility for Black army supplies and hostages.

The German version of the game typically **rejects** this rule.
Colorblind chess

**Colorblind chess** is a phenomenon experienced by Chess players who suffer from colorblindness in real life. This experience can be defined by the player seeing all pieces from both sides as if they were on the same side: the "Gray team"; sucking the life and fun out of the game in the process, much like in real life. This leads to a crippling of the player's performance across all skill levels. One has to wonder what kind of merciful god would punish innocent people just for being born. Really makes you question who really should be in charge,

Colorblind chess can be enjoyed recreationally by normal people in lichess for free, it can also be played in chess.com if you're an idiot who paid for the membership. simulated colorblind chess has not seen an a single player in matchmaking since its release in 1923. Despite this, the servers on both lichess and chess.com are still running to this day. Protestors argue this is a waste of tax payer money, but both of these sites are privately owned and therefore do not use tax money.
D6

Square **D6**, like A2, is a cube. Its faces are marked with the integers from 1 to 6, each appearing once and across from its complement, added to which it makes 7. It makes a cameo appearance in many other board games.

**D6** is considered a precarious square to stand upon, due to occasionally being rolled.
4D Chess

**4D Chess** is Chess that includes a 4th spatial dimension (not to be confused with a temporal dimension). **4D Chess** adds districts, to go with ranks, files and rises.

It is customary to play this variant inside a tesseract, but more esoteric boards that have been used include hyperspheres, klein bottles
1,984

*Not to be confused with the year.*

**1,984** is the one thousand, nine hundreth and eighty-fourth rank—

O'Brien stopped the wiki editor with a movement of the hand.

'Another example,' he said. 'Some years ago you had a very serious delusion indeed. You believed that three men, three one-time Party members named Bishop, Pawn, and Horsey — men who were executed for treachery and sabotage after making the fullest possible confession — were not guilty of the crimes they were charged with. You believed that you had seen unmistakable documentary evidence proving that their confessions were false. There was a certain rank about which you had a hallucination. You believed that you had actually held it in your hands. It was a rank something like this.'

A long slip of Chessboard had appeared between O'Brien's fingers. For perhaps five seconds it was within the angle of the wiki editor's vision. It was a line of squares, and there was no question of its identity. It was the rank. It was another copy of the rank that Bishop, Pawn, and Horsey had stood upon, which he had chanced upon eleven years ago and promptly destroyed. For only an instant it was before his eyes, then it was out of sight again. But he had seen it, unquestionably he had seen it! He made a desperate, agonizing effort to wrench the top half of his body free. It was impossible to move so much as a centimetre in any direction. For the moment he had even forgotten the dial. All he wanted was to hold the rank in his fingers again, or at least to see it.

'It exists!' he cried.

'No,' said O'Brien.

He stepped across the room. There was a memory hole in the opposite wall. O'Brien lifted the grating. Unseen, the frail slip of board was whirling away on the current of warm air; it was vanishing in a flash of flame. O'Brien turned away from the wall.

'Ashes,' he said. 'Not even identifiable ashes. Dust. It does not exist. It never existed.'

'But it did exist! It does exist! It exists in memory. I remember it. You remember it.'

'I do not remember it,' said O'Brien.

The wiki editor's heart sank. That was doublethink. He had a feeling of deadly helplessness.
Chess in Popular Culture

Chess has had a significant influence on popular culture.

## Theology

* In reference to the popular Chess Piece, the Catholic Church instigated Bishops, a Pope, and worship of Jesus.

## Zoology

* The natural world has made reference to Chess by developing Horsies for real (known as Horses), Zebras, Zorses, Birds, Ants, Beetles and many more.

## Geopolitics

* The idea of countries and Monarchy originates from Chess.
Conversion

*Not to be confused with Priest Shuffling*

**Conversion** is the changing of a Piece's faction/color to another faction/colour. Conversion can be elicited by the Pieces in neighbouring spaces. Instead of attacking, the Piece chooses to Convert its neighbour. Both Pieces are immobile for the next two turns, but can still be killed, which ceases the Conversion. If a faction's King is Converted, the game ends and this faction loses.

To undertake a Conversion, the player must use their paint supplies.
Choice

Being a game with several possible moves, Chess provides the illusion of choice.

However, there are only 32 possible ways a game of Chess can go, four of which are the same. You think you're being strategic, but you're following one of these few set paths. Once you've memorized all 32 (arguably 29) games, you can tell if you are going to win, lose, draw or die by the third turn (for White), and at that point you may as well give up.
Chess Western

*This article is about the inn made of logs. You may be looking for how to log in.*

**Chess Western** is a chain of hotels in the United States and Canada.

## Effects on Gameplay

Playing on a board set to the Chess Western location makes so both sides of the board get a extra hotel lane, this makes the game posibly longer, extra hotel lanes can be created by placing more Houses but this is unavised, its posible to lose the Chess Western modifier by causing enough property damage to devalue the housing worth, witchver side loses theirs will have a disadventage in further economic moves.
Barber

A **Barber** resides on many squares in Chess. He is typically found only on squares diagonally adjacent to each other, like the stripes on a barber-pole. It is easiest to find the Barber in the section of Column C known as C-ville.

## Role

In historical versions of Chess, the Barber performed certain essential roles, including medicine, dentistry, and blood-letting. However, in recent times, the Barber's main function is to perform hair modification, which tends to be purely cosmetic. In a notable difference between Chess and real life, the Barber can provide a pawn with a full beard, even if it didn't have one going in.

## Appearance

The barber appears something like a bishop with the head of a pawn, with a red-and-white stripe pattern on its sides.

## Paradox

If the barber cuts the hair of those—and only those—pieces that doesn't cut their own hair, does he cut his own hair?
Checkmate Escape

In Chess, any Checkmate, no matter how perfect, can always be **escaped**.

Famous Checkmate Escapes:

* Blackmail
* Pascal's Gambit
* Distract the opponent and umpire, and spin the board around so you're each playing as the other army (this causes a Checkmate itself, but one that can be escaped the same way). If you are noticed trying to pull off this tricky maneuver, the umpire may one strike.
* Bartering
* Ragequit
* "No it's not"
* Bonus Move
* Lasers
* "Fuck you" (say this)
Border

The Chessboard's Border is technically a Square, though a hollow one. It is typically Mahogany. For navigation, it simultaneously counts as every relative position it occupies: on a standard Chessboard, H0 G0 F0 E0 D0 C0 B0 A0 -A0 -A1 -A2 -A3 -A4 -A5 -A6 -A7 -A8 -A9 B9 C9 D9 E9 F9 G9 H9 H8 H7 H6 H5 H4 H3 H2 H1

Navigating via the Border is a quick way to dispatch the opposing King: on the first Turn, White is in Check due to Black's Rook, Horseys, Queen, Castle, Bishops and King (and edge Pawns via En Passant) all being able to Take it. Black is also in Check due to Black's Horseys, Castle, King, Bishops, edge Pawns, Rook, and Queen being able to Take it. Via the rule of double jeopardy, Check is ignored and any Piece can Take the King. White wins.
Cheesing

*Not to be confused with Cheese.*

**Cheesing** is the use of "cheap", sometimes even **free**, tactics in Chess. Though frowned upon, all Cheesing is technically legal.

Examples of **Cheesing** include:

* Moving multiple Pieces at once
* Changing the rules
* Illegal moves
* Reading the entirety of Chess Fanon Wiki before each Move
	+ This can be done to Stall or to Revise
* Knocking over the opponent's King when they're not looking
* Knocking over the opponent's King when they're looking