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Les Munitions

## Armor-Piercing **(AP)**

Les obus perforants (AP) sont le type le plus courant d'obus et ce sont en général les munitions par défaut des canons du jeu. Ce genre d'obus provoque des dégâts seulement s'il pénètre\* le blindage de l'ennemi.

## Armor-Piercing, Composite Rigid **(APCR)**

Les obus perforants composites rigides (APCR) ont une pénétration et une vitesse initiale plus élevées que les obus AP. En règle générale, les obus APCR constituent une variante premium des munitions des chars, mais certains chars moyens de rang X les utilisent comme munitions standards.

## Hautement Explosif **(HE)**

Les obus explosifs (HE) disposent du plus grand nombre de dégâts potentiels mais aussi de la pénétration la plus faible. Si un obus HE réussit à pénétrer le blindage, il explosera à l'intérieur du char et infligera de graves dégâts tout en détruisant des éléments et en mettant des membres d'équipage hors de combat. Les obus HE ne sont pas obligés de pénétrer pour endommager la cible : si l'obus ne pénètre pas, il explosera à l'extérieur du blindage du char. Cela peut provoquer de faibles dégâts uniquement, selon le blindage et la surface qu'il touche. Cela suffira à anéantir un char qui n'a plus que quelques points de structure ou à réinitialiser une capture de base, ce qui vaut mieux que de risquer de ne pas pénétrer en tirant des obus perforants. Les dégâts HE à l'extérieur d'un char ennemi sont absorbés par des éléments comme les chenilles ou le blindage espacé. Vous devez donc quand même viser attentivement ou ils risquent de n'avoir que peu ou pas d'effet.

## High Explosive Anti-Tank **(HEAT)**

Les obus antichars explosifs à charge creuse (HEAT) sont utilisés sur certains chars comme munitions premium. Les obus HEAT ont la meilleure pénétration du jeu, et surtout, celle-ci ne diminue pas avec la distance (contrairement aux obus perforants et APCR). La pénétration n'est pas accomplie grâce à l'énergie cinétique de l'obus, comme c'est le cas pour les obus AP et APCR, mais grâce à l'énergie d'un flux de particules qui se produit pendant l'explosion. Ainsi, les obus HEAT ne pénètrent pas le blindage mais le brûlent. Cette particularité explique aussi le principal inconvénient des obus HEAT : ils sont presque inutiles contre les blindages espacés et ne peuvent pas endommager les chenilles. Comme toujours, bien viser est la clé.
Shibuya Psychic Research (SPR)

Shibuya Psychic Research est situé à Tokyo et se compose d'un groupe de professionnelle en paranormal qui trouvent et exterminent les esprits à la demande de leurs clients, moyennant des frais.

La société appartient à Kazuya Shibuya, qui, avec son assistant, Lin, l'a fondée à son arrivée au Japon.

Dans le roman, il est révélé que la société reçoit des fonds de la société mère de Naru, la Society for Psychic Research, en Grande-Bretagne. Le nom « Shibuya Psychic Research » a été choisi en partie pour sa similitude avec le SPR original, ainsi que pour son emplacement ; par exemple, Mai a reçu des chèques de paie de la SPR britannique, mais n'a jamais remis en question ce que représentaient les initiales. De cette façon, Naru a pu utiliser des fonds d'Angleterre sans soulever de questions.

Mai, Naru et Lin sont les seuls membres officiels de SPR. Cependant, aucun d'entre eux n'est spécialisé dans l'exorcisation des esprits qu'ils peuvent trouver, alors ils embauchent John Brown, Masako Hara, Ayako Matsuzaki et Takigawa Houshou pour les aider dans les cas. En outre, ils embauchent plus tard Osamu Yasuhara en tant que chercheur à temps partiel sur certains cas. Mai considère souvent le groupe comme sa famille car elle est orpheline.
Medium I

Le Medium I est un char moyen. Tier I.

Détails du véhicule
 Points de structure
 Puissance moteur (ch)
 Vitesse maximale (km/h)
 Pénétration d' obus standard (mm)
 Dégats d' obus standard
 Cadence de tir (coups/min)

Caractéristiques
     Puissance de feu
     Efficacité de tir
     Maniabilité

### Informations Historiques

Le premier char britannique a avoir un canon dans une tourelle rotative. Le développement a été lancé en 1922 par Vickers, et plusieurs douzaines ont été produits en masse de 1923 à 1925. Ce char a été en service de 1924 à 1938.
Wiki World Of Tanks Blitz

# Bonjour tankiste,

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Pour devenir lieutenant (administrateur), cliquez ici.

Le Wiki est en cours de construction...

   • World Of Tanks Blitz est une version de World Of Tanks sortie sur mobile. Il est, pour ma part génial, après, à vous de voir. Sinon, bonne visite sur le Wiki !!!

J' ai créé un document bloc- note que j' ai mis en téléchargement vous permettant d' avoir accès aux statistiques des chars et de comparer par nations quelle est le meilleur tank. Cliquez-ici  pour voir les différents liens proposés.

    • Pour avoir des informations sur la mise à jour de World Of Tanks Blitz, consultez cette page. Prochaine mise à jour: Date: non précisée
Vous sur WoT(b)

**Mon char préféré:**

**Mon plus gros char: (I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X)**

**Commentaire: (Votre commentaire par rapport au jeu)**

**(Votre signature**) (Pour mettre votre signature, écrivez "~/~/~/~" en enlevant les "/" )

**Exemple:**

**~~Alex02089~~**

**Mon char préféré: Le T- 34- 85 Victory**

**Mon plus gros char: IX**

**Mon pseudo sur WoT(b) :CharlesDeGaulles\_winner**

**Nb de chars le + détruits en 1 bataille: 6**

**Note sur 20:** **19/ 20**

**Commentaire: Je trouve ce jeu génial grâce à ces impressionants graphismes, le choix des chars... Je vous le conseille fortement !**

**Alex02089 juin 9, 2015 à 15:40 (UTC)**
Dessert Witch

## NO: 036 Dessert Witch

A tenacious witch who loves all things sweet and won't give up once she spots something she wants. She has the power to create sweets without limit, but she is unable to create cheese, which she loves to no end. Offering her cheese in battle may distract her enough to make her vulnerable to an attack.
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Liens de téléchargements

### Les liens de téléchargements proposés (avec MEGA):

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Statistiques des chars américains:

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Statistiques des chars allemands:

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Medium II

Le Medium II est un char moyen. Tier II.

Détails du véhicule
 Points de structure
 Puissance moteur (ch)
 Vitesse maximale (km/h)
 Pénétration d' obus standard (mm)
 Dégats d' obus standard
 Cadence de tir (coups/min)

Caractéristiques
     Puissance de feu
     Efficacité de tir
     Maniabilité

### Informations Historiques

Char moyen britannique. Développé sur la base du char moyen Vickers Mark I en 1924-1925 par Vickers. Le véhicule a été produit en masse de 1925 à 1934 avec environ 100 chars construits.
Miwa Mädchenschule

Die **Miwa Mädchenschule** ist eine private Schule im Bezirk Tokyo.

Über das Aussehen der Schule selbst ist leider nichts bekannt, das Gebäude wird nicht näher beschrieben und kommt weder im Anime noch im Manga vor.

Die Schul-Uniformen sind elegante schwarze Kleider. Das Oberteil ist schwarz mit langen Ärmeln, der Rock ist recht kurz und gezackt, mit einer hellen Kante. Zu dem Rock werden hohe, halterlose schwarze Strümpfe und einfache schwarze Halbschuhe getragen. Um den Nacken tragen die Schülerinnen ein dünnes rotes Halstuch, das mit dem Kragen verbunden ist.

Die Schule hat den Ruf hervorragend zu sein und überwiegend von Mädchen aus reichem Haus besucht zu werden. Auch Kaiserin Seitenshi geht hier zur Schule.

Kisara Tendo ist hier aktuell Schülerin, die privaten Studiengebühren treiben sie allerdings nahezu in den Ruin. Sie möchte die Schule aber nicht wechseln, sie betrachtet ihren Besuch dort als eine Art Status-Symbol, denn viel ist ihr nicht mehr geblieben seit sie die Tendo-Familie verlassen hat.

## Trivia

Obwohl Kisara und Seitenshi im selben Alter sind und die selbe Schule besuchen scheinen sich die beiden dort vor dem Treffen im Verteidigungs-Ministerium noch nie begegnet zu sein.
Atypidae (Purse Web Spider)

The **atypical tarantulas** or **purseweb spiders** (family **Atypidae**) consist of only three genera. Purseweb spiders are accomplished ambush predators that spend most of their time in a sock-like, silken retreat on the ground from where they kill their prey.

## Distribution

In North America these are *Sphodros* and *Atypus*, in Asia and Africa there are *Atypus* and *Calommata*, and only *Atypus* in Europe. *Atypus affinis*, *A. muralis* and *A. piceus* are the only species of this family found in, as well as the only mygalomorph spiders of northwestern Europe.

## Biology

*Atypus* builds a silken tube parallel to the surface of the ground. While up to 8 cm of the tube lie on the ground, about 20 cm are buried vertically. The spider rests at the bottom of the tube. When prey walks on the exposed part, the spider, alerted by the vibrations, stabs it through the silk, cuts the web and drags it inside to be eaten. *Calommata*, instead of building a purse web, lives in a burrow. *Sphodros* usually props its tubes against a tree trunk.

Atypical tarantulas have huge chelicerae for their size and relatively longspinnerets (although not as long as those found in diplurids). The males are sometimes brightly colored and wander around looking for females in their tubes. The females are reddish-brown or dark-colored.

During the breeding season for *Atypus affinis* the male leaves his own burrow and goes in search of females. When he finds the burrow of a female he tentatively taps on the wall of the purse web and if the female is receptive he ventures into the confines of the burrow. The two spiders mate and they will cohabit until the male dies at which point the female eats him. The female makes an egg sac and hangs it in her burrow. It is not until the next Summer that the eggs hatch and it is not until the Spring after that the spiderlings leave their mother's burrow and wander off to find a suitable place to build a lair of their own.

Southeast Asian *Atypus* species have a body length of 7 to 21 mm in females, and about 12 mm in males. *Calommata* of this region grow from 23 to 30 mm in females, and only about 7 mm in males.

## Genera

* *Atypus* Latreille, 1804 — Britain to Ukraine, Asia, North Africa, USA (29 species)
* *Calommata* Lucas, 1837 — Asia, Africa (7 species)
* *Sphodros* Walckenaer, 1835 — USA, Mexico (7 species)
Britanniques

## **Les tanks britanniques:**

* Medium I
* Cruiser III
* Cruiser IV
* Covenanter
* Crusader
* Cromwell
* Comet
* Centurion I
* Centurion 7/1
* FV4202
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* Medium I
* Medium II
* Medium III
* MatildaAller à http://fr.world-of-tanks-blitz.wikia.com/wiki/Matilda%7Clinktext=Matilda
* Churchill I
* Churchill VII
* Black Prince
* Caernarvon
* Conqueror
* FV215b
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Dynastes (Rhinoceros Beetles)

* Native Habitat: This a Genus of new world beetles can be found in temperate and tropical regions in both North and South America. Primarily of forest species but some species can also be found in a variety other habitats.
* Common Names
	+ Rhinoceros Beetles
	+ Rhino Beetle
	+ Hercules Beetle

## Captive Habitat

* Enclosure Type: Terrestrial/Fossorial For larva this species requires rotting hardwood (oak, beech etc,) to grow in. For adults the enclosure may be a simple as a medium sized deli-cup or small plastic tupperware tub modified with air holes, a specialized pet carrier (Kritter-Keeper) or an aquarium. These beetles are very strong and have been known to push lids off and doors open on enclosures. Be sure to adequately seal or latch them before leaving them unsupervised.
* Substrate: Decaying hardwood substrate is required for larva and makes the best substrate for adults as well.
* Conditions: Periodic dampening of the substrate is important, especially during the larval stages.
* Humidity: 70-75%
* Temp: 60-80\*F (15- 26\*C)

## Husbandry

* Temperament: Docile and easily to handle
* Behavior: Adults are generally active at night, Dynastes are fairly slow moving while walking but are well known for taking unprecedented flights. Males will battle one another if placed together.
* Size: Varies by species: Larva; 4.5 " (11 cm) 100 grams / Adults; 1.5-6 " (45-170cm)
* Social: Yes; Males may be housed with several females. Two males should never be housed together as they will continuously fight one another.
* Life Span: Varies by species some up to 2 years.
* Feeding: Rotting fruit and vegetation, specialized beetle jellies are also available.

## Species

* *Dynastes granti* (Horn, 1870) – Western Hercules beetle or Grants' Hercules beetle (USA: Arizona)
* *Dynastes hercules* (Linnaeus, 1758) – Hercules beetle (Central and South America)
* *Dynastes hyllus* (Chevrolat, 1843) – (Mexico, Belize, El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua. Male: 35–70 mm; female : 30–45 mm)
* *Dynastes maya* (Hardy, 2003) Maya white beetle[1] – (Mexico, Guatemala. Male: 50–90 mm; female: 40–50 mm)
* *Dynastes miyashitai* (Yamaya, 2004) – (Mexico. Male: 50–90 mm; female : 40–50 mm)
* *Dynastes neptunus* (Quensel in Schönherr, 1805) – Neptune beetle (South America: Colombia)
* *Dynastes satanas* (Moser, 1909) – Satanas beetle (Bolivia. Male : 50–115 mm; female : 30–55 mm)
* *Dynastes tityus* (Linnaeus, 1763) – Unicorn beetle or Eastern Hercules beetle (United States)
Heteropoda (Huntsman Spider)

***Heteropoda*** is a genus of spiders in the family Sparassidae, the huntsman spiders. They are mainly distributed in tropical Asia and Australia, while at least one species, *H. venatoria*, has a cosmopolitan distribution, and *H. variegata* occurs in the Mediterranean.

These spiders catch and eat insects, but in a laboratory study one species readily ate fish and tadpoles when offered, and *H. venatoria* has been known to eat scorpions and bats.

The largest species in the genus, *H. maxima*, is about 4.6 centimeters long but has a legspan of up to 30 centimeters, therefore being the largest of any extant spider.

## Species

As of 2006, there were about 180 to 190 species in the genus, but the group requires taxonomic study and revision.[5][6]

See also: List of Heteropoda species

Species include:

* *Heteropoda acuta* Davies, 1994 — Queensland, Australia
* *Heteropoda amphora* Fox, 1936 — China, Hong Kong
* *Heteropoda cervina* L. Koch, 1875 — Queensland
* *Heteropoda dagmarae* Jäger & Vedel, 2005 — Laos, Thailand
* *Heteropoda davidbowie* Jäger, 2008 — Malaysia, Singapore, Sumatra
* *Heteropoda fischeri* Jäger, 2005 — India
* *Heteropoda hosei* Pocock, 1897 — Borneo
* *Heteropoda maxima* Jäger, 2001 — Laos
* *Heteropoda venatoria* Linnaeus, 1767 — Pantropical
* *Heteropoda zuviele* Jäger, 2008 — Vietnam
Magata Universitätsklinik

Die **Magata Universitätsklinik** ist ein Krankenhaus im Bezirk Tokyo, das sich auf dem Gelände der Universität befindet.

Es ist ein älteres Gebäude mit einer rot-braunen Ziegelstein-Fassade. Rentaro und Enju liegen hier gelegentlich als Patienten, wenn sie verletzt wurden. Das interessanteste ist aber das Untergeschoss, in dem Sumire Muroto ihr Labor hat. Rentaro besucht das Labor regelmäßig und fragt dort Sumire um Rat.

Von außen wirkt das Labor recht unauffällig, das Innere ist allerdings mit den unterschiedlichsten Sonderbarkeiten gefüllt. Grundsätzlich sind es Autopsie-Räume mit der entsprechenden Ausstattung: Operationstische, Kühlkammern, etc.

Sumire Muroto erforscht dort die Gastrea und untersucht die (toten) Körper von Gastrea (und Menschen). Daher liegen überall Gewebeproben und Leichenteile herum, die Sumire auch gelegentlich benutzt um Schabernack mit Rentaro zu treiben.

Das Labor verfügt auch über eine hochwertige Computer-Anlage, auf der Sumire ihre Forschungsergebnisse speichert, außerdem hat sie von dort Zugriff auf Geheimdokumente der Regierung.
S. polymorpha (Tiger Centipede)

* Native Habitat: This species is found in the American Southwest and Mexico. Although often considered a desert species S. polymorpha can be found in an array of habitats including scrub land, pastures, and forested regions.

* Common Names
	+ American Desert Centipede
	+ Tiger Centipede
	+ Texas Tiger Centipede
	+ Arizona Blue-Banded Centipede
	+ Sonora Striped Centipede

## Captive Habitats

* Enclosure Type: Terrestrial/Fossorial; The enclosure may be as simple as a medium sized deli-cup or small plastic tupperware tub modified with air holes, a specialized pet carrier (Kritter-Keeper) or an aquarium. S. polymorpha are not strong climbers and prefer to move down instead of up.

* Substrate: Natural soil (treated for parasites,) potting soil, and coconut coir are all usable substrate. Sand, small stones, leaf litter and twigs can be mixed with the substrate to create a more natural environment.  Providing enough substrate to burrow into is essential, a top layer of leaf litter, moss or natural bark and twigs offer additional cover and help to retain moisture.
* Conditions: Semi-dry; All centipedes should have some water access in the enclosure. The substrate should retain some moisture but not to the degree of being considerably damp.
* Humidity: Semi-dry; Sparse misting is advisable but not required as this centipede will spend much of its time burrowing.
* Temp: 68-86\*F(20-30\*C); Room Temperature is generally adequate. In its native range S. polymorpha experiences temperature extremes from well below freezing in the winter months to dry hot summers over 105\*F(40\*C.)

## Husbandry

* Temperment: Nervous and Aggressive (handling not advised)
* Behavior: This can very among individuals of the species, while some may be very active and athletic, others may be more reclusive, only venturing above the substrate to eat.
* Size: 3-6 " (8-15cm)
* Social: No; Keeping multiple centipedes together is not recommended.
* Life Span: 6-10 years
* Venom: Mild
* Feeding: Crickets, roaches, meal worms, etc (larger individuals will accept pinkies if you have the stomach for it, feeding on vertebrates tends to be a messy affair.)
* Cleaning: The enclosure should be regularly cleared of waste material from feeding to prevent molding, but changing the substrate should be limited to avoid undo stress on the centipede.
Beast Beach Battle 2

Event Period: August 3 - August 8

* Gun 1
* Axe 1
* Staff 1
* Gun 2
* Axe 2
* Staff 2

## Notes

* On each stage monsters will keep spawning, each being stronger than the last.
* All monsters will be the same weapon type.
* Some monster have special skills like poison.
* You will be rewarded points based on the amount of kills, overkills, elemental weakness damage, weapon triangle damage, if no items were used, or if any allies were KO'd.
S. gigantea (Amazonian Giant Centipede)

* Native Habitat: It can be found in various places of South America and the Caribbean, this species is an active predator and may cover acres of tropical rain forest in a single nights hunt.

* Common Names
	+ Giant Centipede
	+ Peruvian Giant Centipede
	+ Amazonian Giant Centipede
	+ Giant Yellow Leg Centipede
	+ Giant Orange Leg Centipede

## Captive Habitats

* Enclosure Type: Terrestrial/Semi-arboreal; Babies can live in a roomy clear plastic container with air holes. Adults can live in a 15 to 20-gallon tank. The tank should be twice as long, and at least as wide as the individual. Floor space is as important as height. In this case, the height is not important for climbing, just to prevent escapes by the centipede running up the side of the tank. This species will readily climb both fake and real plants, rock structures, and sticks provided for it.

* Substrate: 2-4 " (5-10cm) of natural soil (treated for parasites,) potting soil, and coconut coir are all usable substrate. Sand, small stones, leaf litter and twigs can be mixed with the substrate to create a more natural environment.  Providing enough substrate to burrow into is essential, a top layer of leaf litter, moss or natural bark and twigs offer additional cover and help to retain moisture.
* Conditions: Moist; All centipedes should have some water access in the enclosure. The substrate should retain some moisture but not to the degree of being considerably soggy or swampy.
* Humidity: 75-85% periodic misting will aid in preventing desiccation.
* Temp: 68-86\*F(20-30\*C); Slightly above room temperature, heating pads are preferable to heat lamps for most inverebrates.

## Husbandry Edit

* Temperment: Nervous and Aggressive (handling not advised) the bite of this species can be very painful, certain people may need to seek medical help if bitten.
* Behavior: This species is considered one of the most active hobby centipedes, unlike most it will actively climb as well as burrow. S. gigantea is also potentially the most aggressive of the giant centipede and will attempt to escape captivity if given the option. It is a good practice to distract them with food before leaving the enclosure open for more than a short period. Use forceps to manipulate or distract them should they attempt escape, never your hands.
* Size: 7.5-12 " (19-30cm)
* Social: No; Keeping multiple centipedes together is not recommended.
* Life Span: 8-15 years
* Venom: Potentially severe
* Feeding: Crickets, roaches, meal worms, etc (larger individuals will accept pinkies and fuzzies if you have the stomach for it, feeding on vertebrates tends to be a messy affair.)
* Cleaning: The enclosure should be regularly cleared of waste material from feeding to prevent molding, but changing the substrate should be limited to avoid undo stress on the centipede.
H. coronatus (Malaysian Orchid Mantis)

## Captive Habitat

* Enclosure Type: Arboreal; The enclosure should be at least 3 times the height of the mantis (space taken up by substrate does not count towards this) and 2 times the width. Make sure the container is very well ventilated and if possible have cross ventilation. There should be at least 1 stick that reaches to the top of the enclosure for the mantis to perch on but if possible add extra sticks and maybe even a plant to give your mantis some extra enrichment. The top of the enclosure should be made from some sort of fabric mesh (many types of fabric will work) which the mantis can hang upside down from. Do not use metal mesh as it can be dangerous and potentially rip off the mantises leg when it tries to molt or move around. Enclosures made out of 32 oz. deli cups or from large plastic jars are popular and inexpensive options. Exo Terras are also a good option if you want to spend the money and they can look incredible once set up. Exo terras do have metal mesh on the top so it is recommended you remove that and replace it with a mesh made of fabric.
* Substrate: Coco fiber or sphagnum moss are both easy to obtain and and good options for substrate. If using either of these options make sure to spot clean poop daily and completely change the substrate every 6 months. It is also possible to do a bioactive set up which can go years without needing any type of substrate change and will not need to be spot cleaned as the clean-up crew will take care of the poop and mold. Research how to set up a bioactive enclosure if you are interested in this option.
* Conditions: Moist but well ventilated to prevent fungal growth.
* Humidity: 70-85%
* Temp: 77-90\*F(25-32\*C)

## Husbandry

* Temperament: While the species is aggressive-defensive they are not particularly dangerous, they are delicate but may be handled cautiously.
* Behavior: As ambush predators this species spends much of its life setting very still, but don't be fooled these mantids can move quite quickly. When this species feels threatened the will assume a threat display show the vivrant color and pattern of their wings.
* Size: Males get up to 1.5 inches (3.81 cm) while females can reach 3 inches (7.62 cm).
* Social: No; This species is highly cannibalistic. Young nymphs can be housed together temporary.
* Life span: 10-12 months (Higher temperature and feeding more often will speed up the maturity of the mantis. Females generally live longer than males).
* Feeding: L1-L4 should be fed fruit flies every other day. L5-Adult can be fed green/bluebottle flies, house flies, dubia roaches, red runner roaches, meal worms, or wax worms twice a week. Green/blue bottle and house flies are the best option. While it is possible to feed crickets, they can contain harmful bacteria which could potentially kill your mantis so they should be avoided if possible. Make sure your mantis eats its food as any uneaten feeders may disturb the mantis while it molts.
S. heros (Giant Desert Centipede)

* Native Habitat: This species is found in the American Southwest and Mexico. Although often considered a desert species S. heros can be found in an array of habitats including scrub land, pastures, and forested regions.

* Common Names
	+ Giant Desert Centipede
	+ Giant Sonoran Centipede
	+ Giant American Centipede
	+ Texas Redheaded Centipede
	+ Giant Redheaded Centipede

## Captive Habitats

* Enclosure Type: Terrestrial/Fossorial; Babies can live in a roomy clear plastic container with air holes. Adults can live in a 5 to 10-gallon tank. The tank should be twice as long, and at least as wide as the individual. Floor space is as important as height. In this case, the height is not important for climbing, just to prevent escapes by the centipede running up the side of the tank.

* Substrate: 2-4 " (5-10cm) of natural soil (treated for parasites,) potting soil, and coconut coir are all usable substrate. Sand, small stones, leaf litter and twigs can be mixed with the substrate to create a more natural environment.  Providing enough substrate to burrow into is essential, a top layer of leaf litter, moss or natural bark and twigs offer additional cover and help to retain moisture.
* Conditions: Semi-dry; All centipedes should have some water access in the enclosure. The substrate should retain some moisture but not to the degree of being considerably damp.
* Humidity: Semi-dry; Sparse misting is advisable to retain soil moisture.
* Temp: 68-86\*F(20-30\*C); Room Temperature is generally adequate. In its native range S. heros experiences temperature extremes from well below freezing in the winter months to dry hot summers over 105\*F(40\*C.)

## Husbandry

* Temperment: Nervous and Aggressive (handling not advised) the bite of this species can be very painful
* Behavior: This can very among individuals of the species, while some may be very active and athletic, others may be more reclusive.
* Size: 6.5-8 " (16.5-20cm)
* Social: No; Keeping multiple centipedes together is not recommended.
* Life Span: 6-10 years
* Venom: Bites can be painful for several hours.
* Feeding: Crickets, roaches, meal worms, etc (larger individuals will accept pinkies if you have the stomach for it, feeding on vertebrates tends to be a messy affair.)
* Cleaning: The enclosure should be regularly cleared of waste material from feeding to prevent molding, but changing the substrate should be limited to avoid undo stress on the centipede.
Duel Micro Dolly

A secret medicine that has a 20% chance of enhancing duel skills. It is packed as a cute doll that looks like it might contain candy, but its back stores skill-boosting medicine designed for Killer Princes and Princesses. Its blue color indicates that it enhances duel skills.

## Notes

Has a 20% chance to raise Duel Skills by one level when fusing.
M. giganteus (Giant Vinegaroon)

* Native Habitat: This species is native to the American Southwest. They are strongly associated with a desert habitat but may also be found a variety of other habitats.
* Common Names
	+ Giant Vinegaroon
	+ Whip Scorpion
	+ Desert Scorpion
	+ Grampus

## Captive Habitats

* + Enclosure Type: Terrestrial/Fossorial; The enclosure may be as simple as a medium to large sized deli-cup or small plastic tupperware tub modified with air holes, a specialized pet carrier (Kritter-Keeper) or an aquarium. M. giganteus are not strong climbers and prefer to move down instead of up.

* + Substrate: Natural soil (treated for parasites), potting soil, and coconut coir are all usable substrate. Sand, small stones, leaf litter and twigs can be mixed with the substrate to create a more natural environment.  Providing enough substrate to burrow into is essential, a top layer of leaf litter, moss or natural bark and twigs offer additional cover and help to retain moisture.
	+ Conditions: Semi-dry; All vinegaroons should have some water access in the enclosure. The substrate should retain some moisture but not to the degree of being considerably damp.
	+ Humidity: Semi-dry; Sparse misting is advisable but not required as this vinegaroon will spend much of its time burrowing.
	+ Temp: 68-86\*F(20-30\*C); Room Temperature is generally adequate. In its native range M. giganteus experiences temperature extremes from well below freezing in the winter months to dry hot summers over 105\*F(40\*C.)

## Husbandry Edit

* Temperament: Calm but may react defensively. Vinegaroons have a unique defense strategy of spraying foul smelling fluid at potential aggressors.
	+ Behavior: This can very among individuals of the species, while some may be very active, others may be more reclusive.
	+ Size: 3-5.5 " (8-14cm)
	+ Social: Yes;
	+ Life Span: Females 10-20 years and Males 5-10 years
	+ Venom: none
	+ Feeding: Crickets, roaches, meal worms, etc (larger individuals will accept pinkies if you have the stomach for it, feeding on vertebrates tends to be a messy affair.)
	+ Cleaning: The enclosure should be regularly cleared of waste material from feeding to prevent molding.
T. apophysis (Pinkfoot Goliath Tarantula)

* Native Habitat: The goliath birdeater is native to the upland rain forest regions of northern South America: Suriname, Guyana, northern Brazil and southern Venezuela. The spider is terrestrial, living in deep burrows, and is found commonly in marshy orswampy areas. It is a nocturnal species
* Common Names
	+ Pinkfoot Goliath Tarantula
	+ Goliath Birdeater
	+ Goliath Tarantula
	+ Venezuelan Bird Spider

## Captive Habitat

* Enclosure Type: Terrestrial/Fossorial; T. apophysis is a very large spider (one of the largest) and requires more space than most other terrestrial tarantula. The enclosure may be as simple large plastic tupperware tub modified with air holes, or an aquarium (15-20g.) T. apophysis will be more comfortable with a hide to retreat into, tarantulas without hides may act more aggressively during enclosure maintenance.
* Substrate: 4 " (10cm) or more of natural soil (treated for parasites,) potting soil, and coconut coir are all usable substrate. Sand, small stones, leaf litter and twigs can be mixed with the substrate to create a more natural environment. This species will want to burrow and may become agitated if not allowed to create a burrow at least a few inches beneath the surface.
* Conditions: Moist; The soil should be regularly irrigated but not become soggy or swampy. The substrate should retain moisture.
* Humidity: 75-80% Periodic misting is important.
* Temp: 68-86\*F(20-30\*C)

## Husbandry

* Temperment: Semi-aggressive and nervous (handling not advisable.)
* Behavior: T. apophysis is an aggressive species and prefers to ambush prey from its burrow. This tarantula will spend much of its time hidden in its burrow and tend to have an insatiable appetite.
* Size: Leg Span 9-13 " (22-33cm)
* Social: No; this species should only be paired when mating conditions are right, under those circumstances close observation is advised as the larger female may attempt to cannibalize the male.
* Life Span: Females - 15-25+ Males - 3-9
* Venom: Mild in most cases
* Urticating Hair: Yes
* Feeding: Crickets, roaches, meal worms, etc (larger individuals will accept pinkies and fuzzies if you have the stomach for it, feeding on vertebrates tends to be a messy affair.)
* Cleaning: The enclosure should be regularly cleared of waste material from feeding to prevent molding, but changing the substrate should be limited to avoid undo stress on the tarantula.
Affaire 2 : La maison de poupée

L'Affaire 2 : La maison de poupée commence au 2ème épisode.

## Résumé

L'équipe SPR, rejoints par les exorcistes et médiums de la précédente affaire, est demandée dans une maison où l'activité poltergeist a eu lieu. Peu après leur arrivée, les occurrences fantomatiques dégénèrent, entraînant Takigawa a conclure que la maison est hantée par quelque chose de plus qu'un simple poltergeist. Une jeune fille de la famille, Ayami, présente un comportement étrange, affirmant que sa poupée Minnie lui parle. L'équipe SPR observe de près Minnie, avec des résultats inquiétants. Ayami révèle que Minnie exerce un contrôle strict sur elle, la punisssant quand elle rompt une promesse de Minnie. L'équipe estime que la poupée est utilisé comme un navire par un esprit. Après qu'Ayami est été impliqué dans un accident presque fatal, Naru découvre d'anciens résidents de la maison qui ont été en proie à des incidents effrayants, le tout résultant dans la mort de jeunes enfants. Après une tentative d'exorciser les esprits des enfants morts qui a échouée, un puits apparaît au milieu du salon. Mai est tiré dans le puits par un esprit malveillant lors d'un deuxième exorcisme. Alors dans l'inconscient, elle voit l'enlèvement d'une petite fille et le suicide subséquent de sa mère éperdue de l'enfant. Avec cette nouvelle connaissance, l'équipe est en mesure de nettoyer les esprits de la femme et des enfants, rétablissant la paix dans la vieille maison.
Spiders

## **Araneae (**Spiders)

* Atypid (Purse Web Spider)
* Heteropoda (Huntsman Spider)
* **Lycosid (**Wolf Spider**)**
* Theraphosid(Tarantulas)
	+ Avicularia
		- A. avicularia (Common Pink Toe Tarantula)
	+ Brachypelma
		- B. Smithi (Mexican Red Knee Tarantula)
	+ Grammastola
		- G. rosea (Chilean Rosehair Tarantula)
	+ Theraphosa
		- T. apophysis (Pinkfoot Goliath Tarantula)
P. wahlbergii (Spiny Flower Mantis)

## Captive Habitat

* Enclosure Type:  Arboreal; The enclosure should be at least 3 times the height of the mantis (space taken up by substrate does not count towards this) and 2 times the width. Make sure the container is very well ventilated and if possible have cross ventilation. There should be at least 1 stick that reaches to the top of the enclosure for the mantis to perch on but if possible ad adkfj ddi youknow that ajsfdaksdfjadf d extra sticks and maybe even a plant to give your mantis some extra enrichment. The top of the enclosure should be made from some sort of fabric mesh (many types of fabric will work) which the mantis can hang upside down from. Do not use metal mesh as it can be dangerous and potentially rip off the mantises leg when it tries to molt or move around. Enclosures made out of 32 oz. deli cups or from large plastic jars are popular and inexpensive options. Exo Terras are also a good option if you want to spend the money and they can look incredible once set up. Exo terras do have metal mesh on the top so it is recommended you remove that and replace it with a mesh made of fabric.
* Substrate: Coco fiber or sphagnum moss are both easy to obtain and and good options for substrate. If using either of these options make sure to spot clean poop daily and completely change the substrate every 6 months. It is also possible to do a bioactive set up which can go years without needing any type of substrate change and will not need to be spot cleaned as the clean-up crew will take care of the poop and mold. Research how to set up a bioactive enclosure if you are interested in this option.
* Conditions: Moist but well ventilated to prevent fungal growth.
* Humidity: 45-65%
* Temp: 72-85\*F(22-30\*C)

## Husbandry

* Temperament: While the species is aggressive-defensive they are not particularly dangerous, they are delicate but may be handled cautiously.
* Behavior: As ambush predators this species spends much of its life setting very still, but don't be fooled these mantis can move quite quickly. When this species feels threatened the will assume a threat display show the vibrant color and pattern of their wings.
* Size: Adult males can reach 1.5 inches (3.81 cm) while adult females can reach 1.75 inches (4.45 cm).
* Social: No; this species is highly cannibalistic. Young nymphs can be housed together temporary.
* Life span: 10-14 mo. (Keeping the mantis in higher temperatures and feeding it more often can speed up maturity. Females usually live longer than males).
* Feeding: L1-L4 should be fed fruit flies. L5-Adult can be fed green/bluebottle flies, house flies, dubia roaches, red runner roaches, meal worms, or wax worms but green/blue bottle and house flies are the best option. While it is possible to feed crickets, they can contain harmful bacteria which could potentially kill your mantis so they should be avoided if possible. This mantis should be fed every other day until it reaches subadult. Subadults-Adults should be fed twice a week.
Arachnids

### **Araneae (**Spiders)

* Atypid (Purse Web Spiders)
* Heteropoda (Huntsman Spiders)
* Lycosid **(**Wolf Spiders**)**
* Theraphosid(Tarantulas)
	+ Avicularia
		- A. avicularia (Common Pink Toe Tarantula)
	+ Brachypelma
		- B. Smithi (Mexican Red Knee Tarantula)
	+ Grammastola
		- G. rosea (Chilean Rosehair Tarantula)
	+ Theraphosa
		- T. apophysis (Pinkfoot Goliath Tarantula)

### **Scorpions**

* Pandinus
	+ P. imperator (Emperor Scorpions)

### **Thelyphonid** **(Vinegaroons)**

* Mastigoproctus
	+ M. giganteus

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P. imperator (Emperor Scorpion)

### Level: Export

* Native Habitat: This is a tropical species from West Africa which can be found in both tropical rain forest and open savanna.

* Common Names
	+ Emperor Scorpion
	+ Imperial Scorpion
	+ Giant Scorpion

## Captive Habitat

* Enclosure Type: Terrestrial/Semi-Fossorial; P. imperator is a very low maintenance scorpion. The enclosure may be as simple as a medium sized deli-cup or small plastic tupperware tub modified with air holes, a specialized pet carrier (Kritter-Keeper) or an aquarium. P. imperators are not strong climbers and floor space is more important to them than height. P. imperator will be more comfortable with a hide or burrow to retreat into, scorpions without hides may act more aggressively during enclosure maintenance. Rocks, logs, cork bark, etc. make good hiding places. Moss and leaf litter can be added for floor cover, but leave some areas open for burrowing in the substrate.
* Substrate: 3-4 " (7-10cm) of Natural soil (treated for parasites,) potting soil, and coconut coir are all usable substrate. Sand, small stones, leaf litter and twigs can be mixed with the substrate to create a more natural environment.
* Conditions: Moist; All scorpions should have some water access in the enclosure. Adding moss or leaf litter will help the substrate to retain moisture. Ventilation is also important to prevent mold and fungus growth.
* Humidity: 75-80%
* Temp: 68-86\*F(20-30\*C); Room Temperature is generally adequate.

## Husbandry

* Temperment: Docile-Defensive (This species is more likely to pinch than sting, the claws are very strong.) Handling is not recommended for any scorpion species.
* Behavior :Emperor Scorpions may be kept solitary but have been traditionally kept in groups of three or more, as long as they are provided with enough food. If there are a group of scorpions in a tank, many times fights break out for the same cricket, even if there are other crickets still left in the tank.
* Size: 4.5-6 " (11.5-15cm)
* Social: Potentially Yes, they will however occasional battle one another injuries are not common and cannibalism is even more rare.
* Life Span: 6-8 years
* Venom: Mild
* Feeding: Crickets, roaches, meal worms, etc (larger individuals will accept pinkies if you have the stomach for it, feeding on vertebrates tends to be a messy affair.)
* Cleaning: The enclosure should be regularly cleared of waste material from feeding to prevent molding, but changing the substrate should be limited to avoid undo stress on the tarantula.
Scolopendra dehaani

**Scolopendra dehaani**, commonly known as the Vietnam Giant Centipede, is a species of large South Asian Centipede known for their ferocity. *S.dehaani* can grow up to 20 or 25 cm (8 to 10 inches), and is not recommended for beginner centipede handlers, as it is one of the largest in the genus. One was once sighted attacking and feeding upon a juvenile snake. The bite of the Giant Vietnam Centipede can be quite painful to humans.

## Physical description

*S. dehaani* typically have a deep brown body with contrasting legs of red, orange, or yellow.

## Care

*S. dehaani* requires 70-80% humidity, but not overly wet substrate, as they may get fungal infections. Temperature needed is slightly above room temperature- prefered range is 20-22 °C- but a heat mat may be used by the terrarium to raise temperatures. Excessive high temperature will increase their metabolism, but decrease life span. Venom is dangerous to humans.

Remember, always care for your pet to the utmost of your ability, and carefully read through all care instructions on the page from which you buy- lives hang in the balance!

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://www.exotic-pets.co.uk/giant-centipede.html
2. ↑ https://www.venomousvisions.co.uk/product-page/scolopendra-dehaani-giant-vietnamese-centipede
3. ↑ https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=inches+to+cm&ia=answer
4. ↑ https://www.venomousvisions.co.uk/product-page/scolopendra-dehaani-giant-vietnamese-centipede
5. ↑ https://www.exotic-pets.co.uk/giant-centipede.html
6. ↑ https://www.researchgate.net/publication/353275447\_A\_Centipede\_Scolopendra\_dehaani\_feeding\_on\_a\_juvenile\_Andaman\_Wolfsnake\_Lycodon\_hypsirhinoides\_on\_Havelock\_islands\_Andaman\_and\_Nicobar\_Islands\_India
7. ↑ https://www.researchgate.net/publication/353275447\_A\_Centipede\_Scolopendra\_dehaani\_feeding\_on\_a\_juvenile\_Andaman\_Wolfsnake\_Lycodon\_hypsirhinoides\_on\_Havelock\_islands\_Andaman\_and\_Nicobar\_Islands\_India
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 https://insektenliebe.com/shop/scolopendra-dehaani-orange-leg/?lang=en
A. avicularia (Pink Toe Tarantula)

* Native Habitat: The A. avicularia's natural habitat is tropical canopies and foliage. This species is native to South and Central America and the Caribbean; Brazil, Costa Rica, Guyana, and the Antilles . They are usually active in the evening or night.
* Common Names
	+ Pink Toe Tarantula
	+ Guyana pinktoe
	+ Common pinktoe
	+ South American pinktoe
	+ Avic

## Captive Habitat

* Enclosure Type: Arboreal; A. avicularia needs a taller tank than terrestrial species, with room to climb. 10 gallons is sufficient space as long as height is provided. Live or silk plants, sticks and other structures should be added for this species to climb on.
* Substrate: Natural soil (treated for parasites,) potting soil, and coconut coir are all usable substrate. Sand, small stones, moss, leaf litter and twigs can be mixed with the substrate to create a more natural environment. 2-3"(5-8cm) of substrate is a must to provide padding if the tarantula falls
* Conditions: Moist; The soil should be kept adequately damp to simulate a natural tropical environment.
* Humidity: 75-82% Humidity, the enclosure should be regularly misted and water added to the substrate on regular basis to maintain moisture.
* Temp: 75-85\*F(23-30\*C)

## Husbandry

* Temperament: Docile-Defensive
* Behavior: A. avicularia are recognized as one of the most docile tarantulas in the pet trade. This species can be very fast and has little difficulty climbing most surfaces. They may be difficult to catch if they escape.
* Size: Leg Span up to 5 " (12.5cm)
* Social: No; this species should only be paired when mating conditions are right, under those circumstances close observation is advised as the larger female may attempt to cannibalize the male.
* Life Span: Females - 10+ Males - 2-4
* Venom: Mild
* Urticating Hair: Yes
* Feeding: Crickets, roaches, meal worms, etc (larger individuals will accept pinkies if you have the stomach for it, feeding on vertebrates tends to be a messy affair.)
* Cleaning: The enclosure should be regularly cleared of waste material from feeding to prevent molding, but changing the substrate should be limited to avoid undo stress on the tarantula.
Dagda (Fighter 1★)

## Dagda: 032

* 1☆
* 2☆

## 1☆ Dagda: Fighter

 **Level** | 20 (max 30)
 **Cost** | 2

She possesses a voluptuous figure, and a broad-minded personality to go along with it. However, she has a very lazy side: she dislikes moving by herself, and always wants to ride in a carriage or other means of transport. The source of her Killium is the club used by the earth god Dagda. In combat, she likes to crush multiple targets at once. She focuses on efficiency, but only because she doesn't want to exert any more energy than she has to. She's very romantically assertive, and likes to be pampered over--this is also simply down to her laziness, though. She's very worried about the weight she's put on as a result of giving in to all her desires...

 **HP** | 20

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## 2☆ Dagda: Warrior

 **Level** | 30 (max 40)
 **Cost** | 7

She possesses a voluptuous figure, and a broad-minded personality to go along with it. However, she has a very lazy side: she dislikes moving by herself, and always wants to ride in a carriage or other means of transport. The source of her Killium is the club used by the earth god Dagda. In combat, she likes to crush multiple targets at once. In stark contrast to her wild, unrefined fighting style, she also assist her comrades by tending to their wounds. This caring side to her is currently still developing--as is her bust. In fact, she insists that all her added weight is from her bosom alone.

 **HP** | 25
A. gigas (Giant Millipede)

* Native Habitat: This species is native to Western Africa and parts of the Middle East. It lives mostly in forests, but can also be found in areas of coastal habitat which contain at least a few trees.

* Common Names
	+ Giant Millipede
	+ African Black Millipede
	+ Tanzanian Giant Black Millipede

## Captive Habitats

* Enclosure Type: Terrestrial/Semi-Fossorial; The enclosure may be a simple as a large sized deli-cup or medium plastic tupperware tub modified with air holes, a large model of specialized pet carrier (Kritter-Keeper) or an aquarium (5-10g.) Provided with plants (real or fake,) and branches the millipede will climb.
* Substrate: Natural soil (treated for parasites,) potting soil, and coconut coir are all usable substrate. Sand, small stones, leaf litter and twigs can be mixed with the substrate to create a more natural environment. Providing enough substrate to burrow into is advisable, a top layer of leaf litter, moss or natural bark and twigs offer additional cover and help to retain moisture.
* Conditions: Moist; the soil should be kept adequately damp to simulate a natural tropical environment.
* Humidity: 75-82% Humidity, the enclosure should be regularly misted and water added to the substrate on regular basis to maintain moisture.
* Temp: 75-85\*F(23-30\*C)

## Husbandry

* Temperament: Docile, calm and easy to handle. Newer specimens may react defensively to handling but become accustomed to it over time. (Please note that ALL millipedes can secrete a liquid that can be dangerous to some people. Always wash your hands after handling)
* Behavior: Generally active at night, this species is considerable slow moving among myriapods. This speceis displays two distinctive defense responses; the first is to tightly coil its body in an armadillo fashion the second is to secrete a defensive liquid that could be dangerous if put into the eyes or mouth.
* Size: 7.5-11 " (20-30cm)
* Social: Yes
* Life Span: 3-5 years
* Feeding: Fruit and vegetation.