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astra-galaxie · 1 month ago

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CC Characters' Headcanons - Victims

(Characters who did not appear as suspects or quasi-suspects)

Aaliyah Banks

Abigail Price

Abner Milton

Adam Hassan

Admiral Oak

Adolfo Herrera

Afif Wahab

Agwé

Aileen Greene

Alan Cardwell

Albertina Thenard

Alfie McNaulty

Amanda Love

Andrei Beloglazov

Andrew Ashworth

Angus O'Brian

Anjulie Cruz

Anna Jewell

Annette Arbor

Annette Sommeur

Annie Capri

Anton Levin

Argat Noyan

Arnold Nottingham

Aubrey Miller

Barbara Coldwell

Barnabas Dycker

Barnaby Wilson

Béatrice Sanchez

Beckett Blanton

Benjamin Galls

Bernie Silverman

Bigfoot

Billy Snapshot

Blackbeard

Brad Price

Bruce Green

Burt Montana

Cal Stark

Captain Harry Hugo

Carlos Antonio

Casper Rove

Catherine of Aragon

Chad Whickman

Chidi Udoka

Christie Becker

Cindy Hamilton

Cindy McMinn

Claire Godwin

Clarissa Rochester

Clifford Grady

Coleen Truman

Connor Sullivan

Constance Tan

Daisy Thompson

Dan Broke

Dan Kelly

Dan Quang

Daniel Taylor

Danny Dedalus

Danny Kwame

Darya Chernova

David Breitman

Davy Byrne

Debby Gideon

Deepak Kumar

Demetrios Metaxas

Dolores Zamora

Donald Barnes

Donna Sandover

Dr Henry Liu

Dr. Lucrezia Stein

Dylan Mitvok

Ed Dunkin

Edgar Woe

Edna Owens

Edouard Batard

Edward Blake

Elaine Seabrook

Elise Marx

Elmer Buttons

Emma Ternon

Eric Prynce

Ernest Picklebrain

Ernest Turing

Ernesto Cárpena

Evangeline Rousseau

Fabrizio Gallardo

Fang Cheng

Felicia Steppingstone

Flavia Pulchra

Frank Vogel

Fred Drucker

Freddy Stewart

Gail Harding

Georgina Upperton

Gérard Arnault

Gordon Michelli

Guo Han

Gus McGuff

Gwak Sung-ho

Hamza Boussefi

Hank Buxton

Hans Vogel

Hector Fernandez

Henri Pelletier

Henry Crosby

Ilya Tretyakov

Irina Nemovska

Jack Goodwin

Jackson Peters

Jacob Dawks

Jade Carnegie

Jakobo Nkosi

Jane Pembroke

Jason Stone

Jennifer Carter

Jennifer Tanaka

Jenny Galguera

Jeremy Cross

Jerry Bigwall

Jerry McKenzie

Jimmy "Ice P" Lewis

Jin Bingxu

Joe Stanford

Joe Turner

Jonathan Stafford

Jordan Coprolite

Joseph Dante

Joseph Pryor

Joshua Gibson

Juan Rodrigo Vasquez

Jude Connelly

Julia Lloyd

Julius Caesar

Juniper

Justine Collier

Kalua Kaboom

Karen Boulder

Kariuki Maina

Katurix

Kayla Markham

Kayla Pieterse

Kelly Purnell

Khalid Souleyman

Kristopher Bauer

Lady Fiore

Lam Ugyen

Lee Dupree

Li Jun

Lindsay Bannister

Ling Zhang

Lisa Edwards

Lissa Avery

Lorna Westerberg

Lucrezia Capecchi

Lucy Campbell

Lucy Winters

Lynn Hart

Manny Sanchez

Margaret Hatchman

Marguerite d'Anjou

Mario Fortuna

Marta Ulanova

Mary Gray

Mason Bloom

Mateo Arias

Maximillian Poe

Merv Waylon

Mikhail Karamazov

Napoleon Bonaparte

Ned Dillard

Nick Kringle

Noah Lowe

Nomena Leroy

Nora Lewis

Norah Barnlow

Norm White

Odette Kamarov

Olly Oliver

Orville West

Oscar Rojas

Otis Kidd

Paul Etter

Paul Gigs

Paula Mahler

Pelagios

Penny Farrell

Philomena Highmore

Pietro Agnelli

Prince Albert

Priya Joshi

Radovan Radich

Rainee Day

Ramses XLIII

Rani Goshwalla

Reggie Liotta

René Narcisse

Rex Lane

Rex Logan

Riaja Somalinggi

Roland Vane

Ronald Rooney

Rosa Wolf

Rosie Gatewood

Rowdy Rick

Rufus Murlock

Ruth Campbell

Ryan Min

Sabine Diamant

Sam Chey

Sam De Witt

Sammy Duncan

Samuel Rye

Sandy Grimmes

Sandy Turner

Scott Lee Allan

Scott Morris

Seamus Cummings

Sébastien Lefebvre

Sharon Decker

Shogun Yoshinobu Gojo

Simon Armstrong

Stacy Lovely

Stella Ziarati

Stephanie Griff

Steve Wood

Storm Huxley

Stuart Huckabee

Sunil Dhudwar

Susie Pickley

Tabu Kebu

Tangzi Khatun

Thanid Tongproh

Theo Mercier

Theo Vergeer

Thomas Boyd

Thomas Segan

Todd Anderson

Tom Blackwater

Tom Nelson

Tony Webb

Triboulet

Trixie Velvet

Troy Takiguchi

Tsukada Hiroshi

Tyler Wright

Valereea Valz

Valerie Green

Vicky Lopez

Victoria Stanbury

Virginia Watchbird

Vitaly Borodin

Vito Pioni

Vizier Ibrahim

Voodoo Vince

Walter Fairbanks

Wilfred Turnscrew

Wilhelm Moss

Will Wyoming

Yuto Watanabe

Zoila Huanca

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jinx-badluckqueen · 2 months ago

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Full Name

Jaya

Alias

Jinx

Lucky (by Kid Kold)

Slowpoke (by Kid Flash)

Jinxy (by Kid Flash)

Origin

Teen Titans

Occupation

H.I.V.E. Academy student

Leader of the H.I.V.E. Five (both formerly)

Honorary Teen Titan

Powers / Skills

Sorcery and hexes

Probability manipulation

Energy projection

Master acrobatics

Enhanced agility

Skilled in hand-to-hand combat

Goals

To cause mischief and rob banks.

Join the Brotherhood of Evil (both formerly).

Aid the Teen Titans in taking down The Brotherhood of Evil (succeeded).

Crimes

Theft

Assault and battery

Terrorism

Property damage

Attempted murder

Torture

Kidnapping

Burglary

Type of Villain

Magical Supervillainess

Less

"H.I.V.E. Five, eat 'em alive!"

Jinx's catchphrase as part of the H.I.V.E. Five

"I'm bad luck. Good was never an option for me. At least with the Brotherhood of Evil, I could be somebody. I'll get respect."

Jinx to Kid Flash

"Think of me as a Wicked Witch, Tin Man."

Jinx to Cyborg in the 2006 video game.

Jinx is a major antagonist in the 2003 Cartoon Network animated series Teen Titans.

She was voiced by Lauren Tom, (who also voiced Gizmo in the same series, Councillor Chang in American Dragon: Jake Long and Amy Wong in Futurama) in every appearance but her last, for which Tara Strong (who also voices Raven, Princess Clara, Toot Braunstein, Ferra, Iggy "Hop" Koopa, Lena Dupree and Harley Quinn in both the Batman: Arkham and Injustice: Gods Among Us videogames), provided the voice.

Physical Appearance

Jinx has light gray skin, sharing the skin color as Raven, Argent, and Kyd Wykkyd. Her hair is shaped like a horseshoe, sticking out just a little bit at the tips. Her hair color is light pink, with metallic black bands near the top. Her eyes match her hair color, with pupils shaped like a cat's. She also has small, oval-shaped pink cheek blushes. Her outfit is a black, long-sleeved dress with violet centered bands. The bottom of her dress is cut jagged about halfway down her thigh. She also has violet and black striped leggings under her dress. Her shoes are black platform boots with violet soles. She also has a black collar with a violet charm on it.

Personality

During her time with the H.I.V.E. Five, Jinx was a very ambitious go-getter with a slight mean streak. Because of her goals to rise among the ranks of villains, she tries her best to be an effective H.I.V.E. member under both its regimes. Far more controlled, focused and mature than her male teammates, Jinx has proven herself to be a largely capable and determined, if not subconsciously insecure, leader.

Jinx is also strong in her own personality, though, even directly assaulting Madame Rouge and releasing Kid Flash when Rouge taunted and mocked her, deeming her a "pathetic failure" and an "embarrassment".

At first, Jinx appears to be quiet, mean, mysterious, often speaking in whispers and sometimes depicted as rather crazy because of the evil, crooked grin she usually wore when battling. However, in "Lightspeed", we see a more determined, outspoken and emotional side of Jinx who wants to be respected and not shunned because of her bad-luck powers. Kid Flash helped Jinx bring out her true personality, and how she feels about certain things.

Generally, however, despite her habitual dark looks, she is a very fashion-conscious girl, more intent on hunting for interesting attires and accessories rather than getting rich.

Furthermore, she is characterized as the "popular girl" in the H.I.V.E. Five; in the series, a number of super-teens — including Kid Flash, Cyborg, See-More and Kid Kold - are revealed to have (or had) a crush on her.

Powers and Abilities

The Power of Jinx

Jinx Magic: Jinx's body produces mystical energy which she can use for a variety of effects. Though an act of will, Jinx can cause electrical systems to malfunction. Jinx's sorcery also enables her to affect the elements. She can generate a whirlpool or tidal wave in the middle of the ocean, or summon heavy winds to knock opponents off their feet. Jinx has the ability of Probability Control, or manipulation over luck or - in Jinx's case - bad luck. Jinx is described as an enchanting sorceress who wields the power of bad luck, which manifests as pink, lightning-like energy blasts/waves fired from her hands. Jinx's powers portray a manipulation of probability, or more specifically, the ability to "jinx" her enemies, hence her name. How she does this has never been explored in the series. When she is not shooting waves of energy, her eyes glow a bright pink instead, and can make structures crumble. In early episodes, it was shown that her powers are magical in nature; however, in later episodes, she's seen exhibiting her powers as a free flow output through her brain, common for most psionics. When she wants her enemies to be "jinxed", she mostly uses her energy waves to disrupt solid structures in her surroundings, though other effects are also possible, such as tidal waves. Her bad-luck energy can also serve a direct offensive role as concussive blasts. As shown in Teen Titans Go! issue #1, her powers cannot bypass Raven's dark-energy shields. Jinx is also an accomplished gymnast, capable of dodging beam-bursts, starbolts and pillars of stone telekinetically launched at her with ease.

Probability Manipulation: Among these is the ability to affect probability fields around specific objects.

Energy Projection: Primarily, though, Jinx uses her power to produce bursts of concussive mystical energy. She can hurl this energy either as a blast, or as a pink wave/hex, which she uses to knock her opponents off their feet.

Expert Gymnast: Jinx is extremely agile and uses various somersaults and tumbling to avoid offensive attacks. She has also incorporated her gymnastic skill into close-quarters combat.

Biography

Teen Titans

Jinx was a young magic user and a member of the H.I.V.E. Academy. She often worked alongside her fellow students, Gizmo and Mammoth. As part of the Academy's final exam, Jinx, Gizmo and Mammoth were assigned to destroy the Teen Titans on orders by Slade. During their initial encounter with the Titans, Jinx focused her attention on her analog in the Titans - Raven. Their first battle ended with her victorious and, after defeating the Titans, they took command of their headquarters, Titans Tower. Jinx temporarily moved into the quarters normally occupied by Raven. When the Titans regrouped, they fought to take back the Tower and Beast Boy distracted Jinx, tricking her into firing random blasts of energy that caused the roof above her to collapse. Jinx survived the incident, however, and soon regrouped with the rest of the H.I.V.E. students.

In a later adventure, Jinx, Gizmo and Mammoth once again encountered the Teen Titans while in the midst of a daring bank robbery. The H.I.V.E. students managed to escape capture, but not before Robin planted a homing beacon on Jinx's costume. The Titans used the beacon to discover the location of the H.I.V.E. Academy and Cyborg infiltrated the organization using the alias "Stone". As Stone, he befriended Jinx and the others, but did not fool the H.I.V.E.'s new headmaster Brother Blood. Although Cyborg's true identity soon became known to the group, his presence made Jinx begin to question her commitment towards being a super-villain.

After the defeat of Brother Blood, Jinx formed the H.I.V.E. Five with Gizmo, Mammoth, See-More and Private H.I.V.E.. The H.I.V.E. Five briefly engaged the Titans in combat during a raid on a shopping mall but, just as they were gaining the upper hand, the mystical entity known as Mother Mae-Eye appeared and defeated them. Later on, after the Titans had defeated Mother Mae-Eye, they tricked Gizmo into taking the pie she was in, and Mother Mae-Eye subsequently brainwashed the H.I.V.E. Five by feeding them her pie.

Jinx does her smile (Slow)

Jinx's surprised little smile comes over in "Lightspeed"

Sometime later, Jinx and the H.I.V.E. Five (with Billy Numerous and Kyd Wykkyd replacing Private H.I.V.E., who had left the group to strike out on his own) were in the midst of robbing a museum when they encountered Kid Flash, who easily took the stolen items from them whilst giving Jinx a rose. By this point, Jinx felt that her reputation amongst the H.I.V.E. Five was tarnished, and she wanted to prove that she had what it took to play in the big leagues. To accomplish this, she attempted to cultivate a relationship with Madame Rouge of the Brotherhood of Evil. She encountered Kid Flash once again, and managed to capture him on behalf of the Brotherhood. While imprisoned, the speedster asked Jinx why she insisted on hanging out with a "bunch of losers" like the H.I.V.E. Five. This angered Jinx greatly, but something in Kid Flash's words struck a chord within her. Nevertheless, she believed that the capture of Kid Flash would secure her a place within the Brotherhood. Kid Flash soon escaped confinement, but Jinx caught up with him and managed to subdue him with an electro-stunner. Madame Rouge, however, was unimpressed with Jinx's handiwork and rebuked her efforts, calling her a "pathetic failure" and an "embarrassment". This caused Jinx to turn against Madame Rouge and, following a brief battle, she began to distance herself from the rest of the H.I.V.E. Five.

Kid Flash's persistent efforts to reform her finally paid off, as Jinx eventually abandoned the H.I.V.E. Five altogether and joined the Titans in their battle against the Brotherhood of Evil. She no longer actively participates in criminal endeavors, instead aiding the Teen Titans in their various adventures.

Trivia

The shape of Jinx's hair looks similar to a horseshoe, which has a superstitious relation to luck. Oddly, while Jinx's powers revolve around bad luck, her hair is pointed upwards, and an upward-pointed horseshoe is a symbol of good luck.

Interestingly, whenever she was fighting against the Titans, she always battled Raven ("Final Exam", "Deception" and "Mother Mae-Eye")

Jinx is the only supporting character in the show to not have eyebrows.

She was the first boss in the Teen Titans: Battle Blitz game.

Her design in the show greatly differs from that in the comics. In the comics, she is an Indian sorceress who wore golden jewelry and wore mostly white and had ashy-brown skin that later became darker skin, along with her hair color being listed as “unknown.” She also had elemental magic instead of bad luck-themed abilities and wouldn't have probability-based powers until after the cartoon.

There has been common misconceptions about Jinx's character. A common example is that a lot of the time when people bring up how she looks in the comics they will only show redesigns of her after the cartoon but her design before the cartoon looked like this. Indians in the comics at the time were depicted with ashy skin that looked like a mix between an ashy color and gray with some prints making Jinx look really gray. However, Jinx was still intended to be some form of brown and not gray, even if she looked grayish brown, but wasn't given darker skin until after the cartoon. Jinx’s “who’s who” comic page in the 80s also listed her hair color as simply being “unknown” leaving it mysterious to what it could have been, if she had any, or not, while after the cartoon she was explicitly given bald hair. Apparently, the reason for her lack of hair in her post-cartoon comic redesign is because she has cancer.

Another misconception is that due to their vast differences, cartoon Jinx is a completely new and different character who just shares a name. Both the people who work on the show and DC themselves recognize them as the same character from different continuities and cartoon Jinx is a heavily altered adaptation of the comic book character and not a new character.

There is a small thread on Twitter, by Jinx’s co-creator Chuck Patton, explaining how he came up with the design of Jinx.

Cartoon Jinx's hair seems to have been inspired by the horns of her original comic book look but flipped upward instead of downward.

Jinx seems to have replaced the role of a comic book character called Shimmer. Shimmer, aka Selinda Flinders, was the original sole female member of the Fearsome Five (known as the H.I.V.E. Five on the show) with Jinx being a minor character who came later and only appeared in 3 issues by the time the team was at its end, and they needed to get another criminal for extra power. In the show's spin-off comics, they even have a team called the Fearsome Five with every character in it that was in it in the comics except Jinx replaces the role of Shimmer. Shimmer was an element and matter transmuter and the twin sister of Mammoth. Ironically both Shimmer and Jinx had "elemental" based powers in the comics, with Shimmer even being a bit jealous at first that Jinx's seems to be more powerful than her's, which isn't a trait cartoon Jinx had at all. The reason Jinx was chosen according to those working on the show was just because they wanted a magical rival for Raven. Due to her more major role in the comics, and being siblings with one of the villains who do show up in the show, her exclusion and replacement by Jinx has been seen as weird by people more aware of the comics.

Some fans will point out another similarity that Shimmer and Jinx have is that Shimmer has a "goth" look in the comics and will claim that it is where cartoon Jinx gets her "goth" or alternative look from. While this is true for Shimmer's later appearances, originally Shimmer wore a bright yellow and gold bodysuit. Her "goth" or "edgy" look that she later received in the comics seems to be more in response from the similarities that she shared with cartoon Jinx, whereas comic Jinx kept her light clothing but had different outfits over the years, and not where cartoon Jinx got the inspiration from.

She also has similar traits to another character called Magenta but their character arcs seem to be in reverse. Jinx is a villain turned hero while Magenta is a hero turned villain. Magenta was the friend turned girlfriend of Kid Flash. Kid Flash thought since they were a couple with superpowers that they could be a superhero couple but accidentally pressured Magenta too much into becoming one which didn't do so good for the girl who already had to deal with tons of pressure before. Her "evil split personality" (which was known as Magenta as her civilian name is Frances Kane), mixed in with her underlying issues, would eventually take over and became more of a villain to Kid Flash instead. Magenta also saw her powers as a curse as she had powerful, but at times disastrous, magnetic powers. Kid Flash and some of the other Titans also didn't see it as a curse, even if destructive. Magenta's classic costume did have pink and some black on it which is similar to cartoon Jinx's colors. It has also often been assumed by fans that Magenta was another character used as the basis for cartoon Jinx.

If true that Magenta was also replaced by/fused into cartoon Jinx, it seems likely that this is because, while still very much a character on her own, Magenta is heavily tied to the character Kid Flash. Kid Flash didn't appear on the show, until the final season, because the team couldn't get the rights to use him at the time. So, it seems possible, yet unconfirmed, that the reason Magenta wasn't used and got merged into cartoon Jinx was because the Titan she was associated with couldn't make an appearance.

Some of the Teen Titans fandom have given her the name "Jaya" as her real name.

#dc comics #jinxtt #rp #dc rp

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laytonnpcbracket · 2 years ago

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Welcome to the Layton NPC Showdown!

This is a bracket to determine which of the many memorable NPCs from across the Professor Layton games are the greatest.

GAMES INCLUDED: Every game except LBMR. Eternal Diva characters are also not included here.

WHAT COUNTS AS AN NPC?: Anyone who doesn't have a puzzle animation. Characters excluded are Layton, Luke, Flora, Clive, Emmy, Randall, Aurora, Des, Espella, Phoenix, Maya, Katrielle, Ernest, Sherl, Hastings, and Emiliana.

WILL THERE BE NOMINATIONS?: Nope! Every NPC will be included.

WHAT ABOUT THE LAYTONMOBILE/MOLENTARY EXPRESS?: No vehicles. Not characters.

WHAT ABOUT THE PUZZLE LADS/LASSES?: I only plan on including characters that we can speak to in-game, so no Puzzle Lads or Lasses. Sorry to the people who like them 😔

WHICH CHARACTERS ARE INCLUDED, THEN?: Anyone who isn't an exception listed above that is in the profiles of the game! A full list is enclosed below.

WHEN WILL THE TOURNAMENT START?: More information forthcoming on that! I have to seed the bracket first :)

WHY IS NAIYA YOUR ICON?: In my opinion, she's one of the more underrated NPCs of the series. I'll probably cycle through some of the ones I have available to me right now.

WHAT CRITERIA SHOULD I VOTE ON?: Whatever makes you happy :)

ARE ALTER EGOS SEPERATE CHARACTERS?: No. For instance, Ratman is not included because his secret identity is in the tournament.

US OR UK NAMES?: I will try to make available as many names for the NPCs as possible! Which includes their Japanese names and as many names in the localizations as I am able to obtain from the wiki and my own sources. I'll probably reliably have the English (both versions where applicable), Japanese, and French names for every character when I do the bracket rounds. The list below however is entirely in English.

And now for a list of the entries! I didn't check all of these for inconsistencies, but I attempted to ascertain that I used the US versions. Some of them might be UK versions though because that's the version of the game I have (specifically Diabolical Box NPCs and Last Specter NPCs -- I know some of their US names but not all).

Franco

Stachenscarfen

Ingrid

Percy

Marco

Ramon

Matthew

Lady Dahlia Reinhold

Gordon Reinhold

Simon Reinhold

Claudia

Beatrice

Deke

Agnes

Pauly

Crouton

Flick

Rodney

Chelmey

Lucy

Zappone

Gerard

Jarvis

Adrea

Pavel

Crumm

Prosciutto

Archibald

Sylvain

Martha

Giuseppe

Augustus Reinhold

Granny Riddleton

Don Paolo

Bruno

Andrew Schrader

Anton Herzen

Katia Anderson

Sophia

Mr. Anderson

Beluga

Sammy Thunder

Macaroon

Chester

Babette

Tom

Ilyana

Geoff

Garland

Nigel

Jacques

Barton

Grousley

Steve

Capone

Mitzi

Lili

Sally

Marjorie

Conrad

Karla

Romie

Dorothea

Clabber

Oscar

Nick

Gabe

Balsa

Wurtzer

Lopez

Laurel

Parcelle

Lulu

Albert

Madeline

Remy

Angus

Kostya

Dylan

Joseph

Rory

Lila

Damon

Felix

Niles

Duke

Hopper

Olson

Derby

Dawson

Joanie

Krantz

Grinko

Marina

Opal

Ray

Gregorio

Narice

Gertie

Hamster

Precious

Winston

Claire

Dimitri Allen

Bill Hawks

Spring

Cogg

Dean Delmona

Shipley

Puzzlette

Beasley

Parrot

Subject 3

Bostro

Family Goon

Lockjaw

Splinters

Marzano

Layman

Fisheye

Silky

Shmelmey

Shmarton

Ward

Smith

Florence

Vito

Art

Niklaus

Anita

Alfie

Hazel (UF)

Adeline

Max

Becky

Margaret

Pallard

Dupree

Natalia

Harold

Horace

Hardy

Cuthbert

Segal

Catanova

Rosetta

Colby

Rudolph

Misha

Dylan

Viv

Pepper

Checker

Avogadro

Maya (UF)

Myrtle

Belle

Graham

Slate

Ernest (UF)

Berta

Minnie

Paige

Raleigh

Beacon

Mark

Rosa

Grosky

Keats

Clark Triton

Brenda Triton

Arianna Barde

Tony Barde

Doland Noble

Levin Jakes

Loosha

Toppy

Crow

Marilyn

Roddy

Scraps

Tweeds

Wren

Socket

Louis

Badger

Aldus

Charlie

Jasmine

Bucky

Fische

Beth

Mido

Clarence

Joe

Molly

Marion

Browne

Hugo

Dominica

Paddy

Brock

Aunt Taffy

Shackwell

Greppe

Goosey

Mimi

Hans Jakes

Maggie

Yamada

Sean

Olga

Finch

Sebastian

Cornelius

Chappy

Hannah

Mick

Colby

Monica

Thomas

Nate

Ewan

Chief Engineer

Naiya

Chippe

Bram

Ghent

Nordic

Gilbert

Roland Layton

Lucille Layton

Henry Ledore

Angela Ledore

Alphonse Dalston

Leonard Bloom

Sheffield

Billson

Mrs Ascot

Pascal

Guy

Lapushka

Gustav

Gonzales

Drake

Tyrone

Sterling

Mordy

Collette

Maurice

Juggles

Puck

Yukkles

Murphy

Tanya

Firth

Madelaine

Stumble

Artie

Michelle

Nils

Frankie

Conner

Humbert

Policeman (MM)

Yuming

Esther

Lionel

Doug

Mr. Collins

Leon Bronev

Raymond

Prima

Harald

Donna

Mascha

Georg

Mackintosh

Solveig

Erik

Hazel (AL)

Igor

Sonya

Moos

Larisa

Karpin

Boris

Dariya

Pavlova

Carmichael

Amelie Chelmey

Policeman (AL)

Tommy

Morel

Chestnut

Amanita

Blewitt

Chanterelle

Button

Lepidella

Bud

Javier

Benny

Miranda

Martine

Barbara

Ruby

Scarlett

Flint

Old Red

Jesse

Derringer

Julien

Romilda

Sheppard

Piet

Felicia

Rik

Beatrix

Umid

Banu

Dana

Temir

Mehri

Nassir

Adler

Robin

Macaw

Plover

Grouse

Gannet

Swift

Carmine Accidenti

Olivia Aldente

Allan

Bardly

Zacharias Barnham

Newton Belduke

Birdly

Boistrum

Cecil

Cinderellia

Constantine

Cracker

Cutter

Darklaw

Dewey

Dzibilchaltunchunchucmil

Patty Eclaire

Eve (cat)

Flynch

Foxy

Jean Greyerl

Hoot

Judge

Kira

Knight Captain

Knightle

Lottalance

Lyewood

Lettie Mailer

Balmung

Mary

Muffet

Muggs

Ridelle Mystere

Nozey

Petal

Petter

Ms Primstone

Emeer Punchenbaug

Robbs

Old Rootie

Rouge

Servius

Shakey

Johnny Smiles

Snowy

Storyteller

Tuggit

Price

Wordsmith

Pipper Lowonida

Phineas Barnone

Madame Doublée

Liza Wight

Grant Sloans

Cesar Chance

Mustafa Fulhold

Hans Lipski

Aleks Lipski

Maverick D. Rector

Seymore Fraymes

The Major

Eddie Torre

Hayes

Maid

Wooooster

Bianca Teller

Security Guard

Shadee

Taboras Lloyd

Douglas Dert

Ratboy

Mo Heecan

Mrs Slow the Tailor

Midas Pullman

Declan Swabber

Abel Seamon

Felicity Hastings

Gene Ohm

Billy Kidd

Royall Britannias

Clover Pryce

PC Beate

DC Booker

Waiter

Séan Butchin

Bo Bells

Hessie Tate

Benjy

Bess

Keane Fisher

Bob Bracket

Stripey

Patch

Cat

Yapper

Gudrun Weldon

#professor layton

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holonetwork · 8 months ago

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George Lucas and the Bantam era Part of a series I’ve put together focusing on the history of the EU. Sources: Tom Dupree (1, 2), Drew Struzan (1, 2), Michael A. Stackpole, Kevin J. Anderson, Dave Wolverton (1, 2, 3), Pablo Hidalgo (The Essential Reader's Companion), Michael P. Kube-McDowell (1, 2, 3, 4, 5), A.C. Crispin (1, 2, 3), & Roger MacBride Allen

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omegaremix · 1 year ago

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Omega Radio for June 6, 2022; #309.

Otis Redding & Carla Thomas: “Tramp”

Music Machine: “Dull Knife”

Kurtis Scott Inc.: “Black Child”

Andre & Zero Plus: “Sparkle In A Woman’s Eye”

Dave Gold: “Roadhog”

Houston Person: “Pretty Please”

Azar Lawrence: “People Moving”

Cornell Dupree: “Hey Girl”

John Betsch Society: “Song For An Untitled Lady”

Heavy Joker: “Rainy Day”

Alphonze Mouzon: “Before You Leave”

Tom Elliot: “Image Maker”

First one-hour Monday bonus Summer broadcast; sampling and crate-digging.

#omega #music #playlists #mixtapes #jazz #fusion #soul #R&B #groove #funk #treasure #sampling #crate-digging #Otis Redding #Carla Thomas #Houston Person #Alphonze Mouzon

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buzzbeat · 1 day ago

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Migrant shelters close at the national level while the American border crossings fall

The judge blocks the prohibition of Trump asylum intended for borders The former deputy deputy prosecutor Tom Dupree joined `Fox & Friends ” to react to the decision of a federal judge blocking the policy of the Trump administration which restricts the asylum complaints of migrants who cross the border illegally. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! In the United States, migrant shelters…

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10bmnews · 2 days ago

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From New York to Arizona, migrant facilities shuttering in wake of Trump's border crackdown

Judge blocks Trump asylum ban aimed at border-crossers Former deputy assistant attorney general Tom Dupree joins ‘Fox & Friends’ to react to a federal judge’s decision blocking the Trump administration’s policy that restricts asylum claims from migrants who cross the border illegally. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Migrant shelters in the United States are closing their doors in…

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12sknnews · 2 days ago

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Migrant shelters closing nationwide as US border crossings plummet

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indiablackrose · 2 months ago

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ㅤㅤ ㅤㅤ 　　　　　　　　⟡　　────　　sᴘᴏᴛᴛᴇᴅ　　　　　　　　new update　　⌵ 　　indiawood ㅤㅤ ㅤㅤ ㅤ 　　　　L'evento mondano che si tiene ogni primo lunedì di maggio ha raccolto, anche quest'anno, celebrità hollywoodiane e non, pronte a farsi immortalare sul tappeto rosso. Ops, questa volta, infatti, il tappeto era blu punteggiato da narcisi bianchi creando un effetto di volta celeste, perfetto per inscenare il tema di quest'anno "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style". Il motivo della moquette è opera dell'artista Cy Gavin che, in una intervista rilasciata a Vogue US, ha raccontato di essersi imbattuto in un campo di narcisi nella parte settentrionale dello stato di New York e di essersi ispirato al mito di Narciso. Simboleggiando l'arrivo della nuova stagione, la giunchiglia è, infatti, il fiore che nel nome scientifico cita il mitologico personaggio greco. In particolare, Gavin, specializzato in pittura, scultura, performance art e video, si è focalizzato nell'esatto istante in cui Narciso vede il suo riflesso per la prima volta nello specchio d'acqua. Il Met Gala chiamato formalmente Costume Institute Gala, è una raccolta fondi per il Metropolitan Museum of Art di New York City. L'evento accoglie celebrity, giovani creativi e designer. Tra le celebrità che hanno sfilato, da Rihanna a Tom Ford, da Demi Moore e Miley Cyrus, sfoggiando gli abiti più iconici della serata, è la presenza di India Riley Wood a fare scalpore. Figlia del famoso architetto Oliver Wood, la venere nera ha partecipato mostrando il perfetto stile ed eleganza richiesto per la serata. La costumista premio Oscar Ruth Carter ha collaborato infatti con la critica d'arte americana per evocare il glamour di Harlem degli anni '30 sul red carpet, ispirandosi alla leggenda del jazz Cab Calloway e allo stile di Eddie Murphy in "Harlem Nights". Celebrando il tema della serata, "Tailored for You”, Carter ha disegnato uno smoking bianco con una silhouette a peplo, revers in seta, dettagli di perline e dettagli asimmetrici a forma di mantello. Un'eleganza innata che ha incantato tutti, accompagnando anche la più famosa zia, Olivia Caroline Dupree, direttrice della famosa casa d'aste Sotheby's. Per l'occasione, infatti, non solo hanno partecipato la secondogenita Wood e la Dupree, ma anche il fratello maggiore Noah Wood, che ha sfoggiato sapientemente un abito rosso che ricordavano lingue di fuoco. L'uomo, da sempre riservato e schivo alla vita mondana, ha lasciato il segno incantando il pubblico femminile con il suo modo affabile, il suo essere elegante e sempre composto. Si sa l'estro è nel DNA nella famiglia Wood-Dupree, e mentre India e Noah si godono gli scatti della serata, festeggiando il ventottesimo compleanno della venere nera, anche il piccolo di casa Wood, Eli sembra essere diventato avvezzo ai riflettori partecipando all'E Grand Prix tenutosi a Montecarlo. Insomma una famiglia che sa far parlare di sé, anche quando non ce lo si aspetta. ㅤㅤ ㅤ

#india riley wood #spotted #rp #rpg #black rose

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longliverockback · 10 months ago

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Frank Zappa Apostrophe (’) [50th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition Box Set] 2024 Zappa ————————————————— Tracks CD One: Original 1974 Album – 2024 Remaster + Album Session Bonus Tracks 01. Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow 02. Nanook Rubs It 03. St. Alfonzo’s Pancake Breakfast 04. Father O’Blivion 05. Cosmik Debris 06. Excentrifugal Forz 07. Apostrophe 08. Uncle Remus 09. Stink-Foot 10. Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow [basic tracks / alternate take] 11. Nanook Rubs It [basic track / outtake] 12. Nanook Rubs It [session outtake] 13. Cosmik Debris [basic tracks – take 3] 14. Excentrifugal Forz [mix outtake] 15. Apostrophe [mix outtake] 16. Uncle Remus [mix outtake] 17. Apostrophe [unedited master / 2024 mix] 18. Uncle Remus [piano and vocal mix 2024]

Tracks CD Two: Bonus Concert 1 – Colorado Springs, CO 1974 01. Show start • Band intros 02. Village of the Sun 03. Echidna’s Arf (of You) 04. Don’t You Ever Wash That Thing? 05. Babbette 06. Approximate 07. Cosmik Debris 08. Pygmy Twylyte 09. The Idiot Bastard Son 10. Cheepnis 11. Montana 12. Dupree’s Paradise intro

Tracks CD Three: Bonus Concert 1 – Colorado Springs, CO 1974 [continued] 01. Dupree’s Paradise 02. Is There Anything Good Inside of You? 03. Florentine Pogen 04. Kung Fu 05. Penguin in Bondage 06. T’Mershi Duween 07. The Dog Breath Variations 08. Uncle Meat 09. RDNZL 10. Medley: King Kong • Chunga’s Revenge • Son of Mr. Green Genes

Tracks CD Four: Early 1974 Bonus Live Track + Bonus Concert #2 – Dayton, Ohio, Hara Arena 20 November, 1974 01. Tush Tush Tush (a Token of My Extreme) 02. Stink-Foot 03. RDNZL 04. Village of the Sun 05. Echidna’s Arf (of You) 06. Don’t You Ever Wash That Thing? 07. Penguin in Bondage 08. T’Mershi Duween 09. The Dog Breath Variations 10. Uncle Meat 11. Building a Girl

Tracks CD Five: Dayton, Ohio, Hara Arena 20 November, 1974 [continued] 01. Dinah-Moe Humm 02. Camarillo Brillo 03. Pygmy Twylyte 04. Room Service 05. Tush Tush Tush (End Vamp) 06. Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow 07. Nanook Rubs It 08. St. Alfonzo’s Pancake Breakfast 09. Father O’Blivion 10. Apostrophe TV Ad 11. Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow [single edit] 12. Goteborg GTR 13. Approximate 14. …the poodle bites…

Tracks Blu-ray: 2024 Stereo Remaster + Dolby Atmos Mix + 1974 Quad Mix 01. Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow 02. Nanook Rubs It 03. St. Alfonzo’s Pancake Breakfast 04. Father O’Blivion 05. Cosmik Debris 06. Excentrifugal Forz 07. Apostrophe 08. Uncle Remus 09. Stink-Foot —————————————————

Jack Bruce

George Duke

Aynsley Dunbar

Tony Duran

Alex Dmochowski

Bruce Fowler

Tom Fowler

Jim Gordon

Johnny Guerin

Ralph Humphrey

Jean-Luc Ponty

Ian Underwood

Ruth Underwood

Frank Zappa

* Long Live Rock Archive

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