Funland
Name ten base Wall-T villains
Miser-E, Screamfest, Armor, Wastelander, Tornado Whisperer, Bubonedic, Sickle, Hellsinger, Swurve, Zombrex, Slasher, Hardlight, Halimaw, Seeing Eye, Trigger, Saint of Fire, Soldier 616, Dr. Zomb, or Copycat
Double Points: Summarize three of their backstories, real names, or main goals.
Name ten Havenpoint villains
Bullettooth, Emojihead, Peter Pumpkin Eater, Suicide Girl, Charlotte, The Skeleton Man, Angel Reaper, Broken Mirror, The Jaded Savior, The Spook, Heartbreak, Skin-Strip, Night Parade, L, Leader to the Prodigal, Gearlock, Havenpoint Wendigo(es), Red Snow, King of Killers, The SAD Killer, Plague Master, Crosseye, Ruby Queen, Cyberdemon, Syn, The Cannibal Machine, or Roadripper
Double Points: Summarize three of their backstories, real names, or main goals.
Name ten Sendivogious Garden villains
Onslaught, Neutral, Ethereal, Traumatize, Monitor, Necrosis, Persona, Sandman, Tannin, Wendigo, Breathless, Barbwire, Revenant, Nightmare, Nocturne, Twelve, Legion, Subject Foxtrot, Ragtime, Scream King, Distort, Yama, Azrael, Bishop, Cap, Caliburn, Akrasia, Backdraft, Doppelganger, Noir, Quantum, Gash, Killjoy, Asmodeus, Nightfall, Silhouette, (Lester the) Jester, Discord, Agony, Lady Equinox, Equalizer, Reaper, The Hand, The Telepath, Hearteater, Aghasp, Coagulate, Peripherella, Mr. Grimace, INEPT, Sarahtonin, RAZOR, 1940, Cackle, Pop, Apotheosis, Malice, Blood Stain, Corpse Boy, Kid Rot, Slice, Astaroth, Atrocity, Sketch, Skeleton Eye, Shiro, Shino, Blade, Robin, Speed Demon, Umi, Utada, Lobo, Cu Chulainn, Hercules, Diamante, Akuma / Neon Devil, Blaze, Aqua, Tempest, Earthworm, Amabala, Erimbe, Pain, Volcano, White Ash, Gust Boy, Curator, The Zookeeper, Bearhead, Nikko, Rika, One For All, Paranoia, Entropy, Warereta Garasu & Aliases, Mightless, Pariah, Morder, The Woodsman, Jet Black, Doctor Unima Oracle, Penny Dreadful, Al-Dhabih / The Slaughterer, Mindhack, Major Railgun, Ghostmaker, Red Vector, Mélange, Ms. Maze, Euthanasia Coaster, Heaven Shaker, Cryosphere, Monster Garden, Paraponera, Gory Girl, Fatality, Rouge Ronin, Queen Crimson, Epitaph, Starless, Ruthless Rhythm, Whip Trip, Sudden Scissors, Metal Kiss, Crow, Sklavenhandler, Scraphunter, Atlas, Suneater, Killshot, Vanica, Anarchy, ShadowTagger, Monarch, The Smiler, Goner, Cherish, Cratus, Want, The Operator, Hush, S.P.A.R.T.A., Francis Dubying, Beast of Lone Island, Bliss, Mutant Hunter, 'God,' Metropolis, Kowereta Akuma, Prometheus, Horus, Hell Taker, IRIS, Pyromaniac, Haz, Unhuman, Sinister, Scourge, Dequirker, Mannequin, The Verdant Emperor, Johnny (Fist), Dark Pheonix, Kyoki, Vitality, Overdrive, Toymaker, Helios, Negativity, Silver, Collateral, Haywire, Hood, Hellgeist, Nos, The Butcher, Winter, Superior, Swarm, False One, Center, (N'Kantu of the) Black Sands, or Blue Heart
Double Points: Summarize three of their backstories, real names, or main goals.
Name ten Sosquire-based villains
Farlander, Nëxuz, Choctar, Albino, Skrow, Plaguetunia, Solitrumph, Subwoofer, The Drawing Dead, Blackjack, Wild Card Carrie, Card Shark, Card Countess, Snake Eyes (Not to be confused with the Sendivogious hero), Sleight of Hand, Queen of Darkness, Animalia, Turbocharge, Fear Fox, Nega-Neon, The Blood Beast, Flaming-Yo, or Mr. Doghead
Name ten of the Royal Defenders nemeses
Major Chaos, Archangel, Corpse Boy, Blood Stain, Kid Rot, Arct Aurora, Pandozo, Grimhood, Daydream, Blitz Faust, Son of Solaris, The Feral, Pyromaniac, Baba Aagi, or Warfare
Double Points: Summarize three of their backstories, real names, or main goals.
Name at least three Wall-T "episodes"
"Fun" Land, Accidental Discovery, Invade, Infinity's Hall, Journey to Atlantis, Sandruff Apocalypse, The Adventures of Oni, Invade: Nightmare, Monster Madness, MonstroCity, Dre'Vauchor Crypt, Opposite World, The World of Raizo, The Creek's Outbreak, The Flooded City, The Void Project, Mutanic, Radioskull, Streamed, Ozlah, or Welcome to Blooch!
Name at least two Havenpoint organizations
The Bludgeoning Brigade, The Bludgeoning Brigade Rejects, Roadrippers, or Cult of the Cannibal Machine
Who are the five oldest Sendivogious Garden villains?
Double Points: What are their real names?
Triple Points: List them in order from oldest to youngest
N'Kantu of the Black Sands / N'Kantu Garak III
Necrosis / Nukpana Dysnomia
The Truth / Adrogena Young
Malformation / Chromeskull / Dead Sea / Warereta Garasu
The Penitent Angel
Name at least two Sosquire-based organizations
(Neon Flash and) The Danger Deck, Violet Crow Shipments (with the Ring of Fire and the Hydra Heads), The Machine, or Black Hand
Name all of the Royal Defenders nemeses that were repurposed for the Sendivogious Garden
Corpse Boy, Blood Stain, Kid Rot and Arct Aurora
What happened to Sickle?
An unfortunate victim of The Executioner ride, Sickle's body was impaled by an absurdly sharp sickle through his left hand and one of the scythes through his right. After the initial leaks began, all Funland faculty ignored his agonizing death in place of locating the source of the gas. This very same gas brought Sickle back to life with ridiculous strength, and irradiated the scythe to the point it's permanently illuminated and can cut through anything.
What was the reason to begin assembling the Bludgeoning Brigade?
After a ridiculously unnecessary incline in criminal activity, Seargent Rose compile some of the worst of the worst prisoners to take down criminal organizations with the exchange of a lowered sentence.
Summarize the backstory of the hero Time Bomb
Essentially, Time Bomb, also known as Rei Farsol, has the quirk of Time Bomb. This forced her to become what is basically a "hero hostage." Rei's quirk allows the user to transform themselves into an object that causes the universe to fold into absolute nothingness. Obviously, not wanting her to activate it on accident or, even worse, become a villain, the heroes kidnapped her and force drugs on her every few hours to block her quirk and keep her in an hallucinational state.
Summarize the Fall of 2919.
The Fall of 2919 was a tragic event in which the medieval-style tribe (the Monarchs) nearly destroyed Sosquire for good - and did for a short time. The Fall of 2919 started when one of the young Monarch kings, Noxus (the Blind King), revolutionized his village with the auto-workers. To understand this, we need to go back in time. Long, long ago, Sosquire was an earthbound continent formed over a series of underground tunnels filled with magma. During one of old Sosquire's villain attacks, they somehow sent the magma shooting into the sky, taking Sosquire with it. The continent got caught in a balance between gravity and anti-gravity, and they lived somewhat peacefully up there until the magma eventually sunk deeper into the ground. Year later, the residents of Sosquire realized that the gravity side was winning the 'battle,' which would send all the citizens of Sosquire crashing down below. To combat this, multiple scientist put together large magnents on the bottom of the continent, and sent numerous people back down to the ground to set up more. It was supposed to work by the two magnets repelling each other just enough to keep the place in the balance, but they needed people to work the big machines. For that, they sent their armies down to hold people hostage and force them to operate the magnets, with the hostages forming a small village and electing leaders to guide their makeshift society in the right direction. Now, back to the fall. Noxus, the 28th king, created the auto-workers, but the residents of Sosquire were so used to the slavery that they stubbornly forced the people to continue working anyway, and destroying all parts of the auto-workers. Rightfully enraged, the citizens when on a sort of mega strike, refusing to operate the magnets. This unfortunately led to both their and most of the residents of Sosquire's demise. The entire place came crashing down faster than the hostage-children thought it would, not only crushing all of them but killing most of the Sosquirians, too.
Which four of the Royal Defenders nemeses were repurposed for By Light of the Moon and Chills?
The Feral, Warfare, Baba Aagi, and Son of Solaris
Name both Wall-T heroes
Wall-T and Nikki Abravsci
Name all ten Havenpoint heroes
Fangs, Dominator, Holuskon, Cerberam, Gargantua, Angel of Mercy, Shadow Stalker, Customhands, Faux, and Neinal
Name ten Sendivogious Garden heroes
Influence, Omniscience, Manifest, Biohazard, Worldmaster, Snake Eyes, Drawback, Auto-Slayer, Cutthroat, Mask, Wraith, Time Bomb, Uke Francis, Suko, Genocide, or Prototype
Name ten Sosquire-based heroes
Neon Flash, Miss Mastery, Card Sharp, High Card, Eleven of Hearts, Jokester, Night Clubs, Strong Suit, Eight of Spades, Eight of Spades, Deuce, The Wrangler, Lady Acessassin, Master Mirage, Mad Bomber, Roulette Girl, The Plant
Name ten of the Royal Defenders
Frostbite, Freezer Burn, Aspirinus, Tech Sector, The Guardian, Azure Shrike, Deathwing, (Living) Ivy, Crimson Hammer, Obsal, Phantom Arrow, Glacial Gruesome, or Tesla Terror
Summarize the lore of at least two Wall-T "episodes"
"Fun" Land: Wall-T is commisioned by the government to retrieve the bomb beneath Funland. Accidental Discovery: A "side mission," where Nikki or Wall-T discover the CatCade. Invade: Nikki is transported into the Invade video game. Infinity's Hall: Wall-T is pulled into (the) Infinity's Hall to meet this Nefara face-to-face. Journey to Atlantis: Nikki and Wall-T defeat the mutant in the Atlantis Zone. Sandruff Apocalypse: Wall-T and Nikko come upon a rouge government group led by a fascist named Sandruff. The Adventures of Oni: Nikki and Wall-T clash with a group of Japanese-based vigilantes. Invade: Nightmare: Invade, round two! Monster Madness: The bomb has been relocated by a survivor worshipping it, leading to more powerful mutants. MonstroCity: Monster Madness in the Metropolis Life park. Dre'Vauchor Crypt: What happens when you combine real-life cults with super radiation? Real-life gods, apparently. Opposite World: Nikki and Wall-T have confronted the Bomb Stealer, with the ability to... swap the aspects of someone/thing? The World of Raizo: Losing the battle to the Bomb Stealer, Funland is being ruled by a dictatorial... super-intelligent monkey? The Void Project: Dr. Zomb has unfortunately gotten his hands on the bomb and some test subjects. You have to stop him. Mutanic: Nikki and Wall-T battle the Mutanic, the most irradiated mutant in Funland. Radioskull: Nikki and Wall-T corner the Bomb Stealer, who has one last trick up his sleeve: Radioskull, a war veteran with the ability to manipulate time and space as a whole. Streamed: During the battle against Radioskull, the outside world is plagued by mutants that flew their way over the walls. Ozlah: Nikki and Wall-T are ordered to destroy a survivor-built camp that goes by Ozlah. The Creek's Outbreak: The mysterious Chemical X(s) have made their way through the blocked filtration systems, infecting the nearby town of Creek. The Flooded City: Nikki is tasked with rescuing Wall-T from a flooded portion of the Metropolis Life park.
What was the Havenpoint Wendigo's real name?
Note: The Havenpoint Wendigo was the brother.
Otto Bray
Summarize the collapse of human society and the eventual rise of the Sendivogious Garden
In normal, modern-day society, humans started gaining superpowers out of nowhere. This, while amazing, led to a lot of mistrust, and eventually, the world warring themselves out of existence out of fear of themselves. However many millenia later, the continents of the world have been pushed back together into a sort of Pangea through numerous planet-rattling earthquakes created by now 'quirked' animals and wildlife. Another few millenia and the first group of humans have re-evolved. In the 10th generation of 'New Humans,' a man named N'Kantu Garak (III) was born just west of the 'White Scorch' in an area dubbed the Black Sands. He was born in the far east of the new Earth, where this generation of humans created a fantastically more advanced recreation of the Egyptian culture. N'Kantu, on his 15th birthday, was meant to take over their throne as - not king - but god. Yes, their culture, despite being so advanced, worshipped those with the most powerful quirks as gods, which is believed to of been the beginnings of quirkism. Unfortunately for N'Kantu, his ten other brothers were jealous of him being the first-born and inheriting the throne, leading to them knocking him unconscious, leaving him in his Pharoah-Esque tomb, and then flooding the hole they buried it in. Twenty years later, on the other side of the mega continent, Nukpana Dysnomia is born in the village of Sendivogia, who took after the pilgrims. It was almost as if history was repeating itself. Nukpana and ninety-nine other settlers were sent out to establish their land in the middle of the continent, which would eventually grow into the entire Sendivogious Garden. Not-so-good for Nukpana, for unknown reasons he was beaten by the other settlers and then dumped and drowned in a nearby swamp. Five years later, a mysterious being going by Necrosis with all the memories of Nukpana declared the first new war on the villagers of the continent, summoning numerous beasts - most notably Adronar (the Devourer, a giant serpent made of an inky substance that can literally eat stars) and supernatural body of N'Kantu. No one knows how the war turned out, how the settlers survived, or where N'Kantu and Necrosis are today.
... until now.
What happens to those who open the Encyclopedia of Tiehknark?
Their life force is sucked from them, essentially turning them into a raisin.
What was the name of the traveler who left Astaria seeking help for their collapsing safe haven?
Nihichon Garasu
Sound familiar?