Not to mention the resulting humanitarian crisis would be worse than both World Wars combined.
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I didnt actually think of that, like I said i made this in a short period of time, I might update it eventually.
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What would the lives be like for the sons of prominent political figures be like*
#2
Peter Wayles Jefferson was born on May 28, 1777, at Monticello, his father's estate in Virginia, which had declared the former British Colony to become a free and independent state on May 15, 1776. His father was Thomas Jefferson, the principal author of the Declaration of Independence, and his mother was Martha Wayles Skelton.
His paternal grandparents were Peter Jefferson, his name sake, who was a planter and surveyor, and Jane Randolph, while his maternal grandparents were John Wayles (1715–1773), an attorney, slave trader, business agent for Bristol-based merchants Farrell & Jones, and prosperous planter and his first wife, Martha Eppes (1712–1748)
During his parents' ten years of marriage, they had six children: Martha "Patsy" (1772–1836); Jane (1774–1775); himself (1777-1860); Mary Wayles "Polly" (1778–1804); Lucy Elizabeth (1780–1781); and another Lucy Elizabeth (1782–1784). Out of these six children, only Martha, Mary and Peter survived into adulthood.
The family lived a genteel lifestyle and Peter was initially schooled at home, while his father, was away in Philadelphia. His studies included learning French, History and Latin. When he was two years of age, his father was elected on June 1, 1779, becaming the governor of Virginia and the family first lived in Williamsburg. The government moved to Richmond in 1780 and the family relocated there. British troops advanced to Richmond in May 1781 and, due to advance warning, the Jeffersons escaped to their country home, Poplar Forest.
A few months after his fifth birthday, his mother died on September 6, 1782, four months after the birth of the Jeffersons' last child, at age 33. The whole family shared in their father's grief, with his older sister Patsy stating, "in those melancholy rambles I was his constant companion, a solitary witness to many a violent burst of grief and became surrogate mother to her siblings." Patsy was only 10 years of age when her mother died.
Although only seven years old, Peter was invited to travel with his older sister Patsy and their father, to Boston, along with their African-American slave, James Hemings. They set sail for Paris on the ship Ceres on July 5, 1784 and arrived in France on August 6, 1784. The two children would live in Paris with their father, while he served as U.S. Minister to France.
Thomas Jefferson enrolled his daughter into the Pentemont Abbey, an exclusive convent school, after receiving assurances that Protestant students were exempt from religious instruction, while Peter, was sent to the prestigious Lycée Louis-le-Grand, located in the heart of the Quartier Latin, the traditional student district of Paris, where he learnt learning learned arithmetic, geography, world history, Latin and three speaking languages.
In September 1789, after the beginning of the French Revolution, 13 year old, Peter Jefferson, his father, his sisters, and James and Sally Hemings sailed for home.
In 1792, at the age of 15, while his father was serving President George Washington as 1st United States Secretary of State, Peter went to his father's former College of William & Mary, where he studied ethics, logic, languages and law underneath professor George Wythe, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, mentor of his father, and judge on Virginia's High Court of Chancery. He also studied along side, fellow Virginian born, Henry Clay, whom became a life long friend.
Hampered by a crippled hand, Wythe would ask that Clay and Jefferson would assist him as his secretary and amanuensis
The pair would graduate in the early months of 1796, Wythe arranged for both his key students to take a position with the Virginia attorney general, Robert Brooke, with the understanding that Brooke would finish their legal studies.
In the same year, Peter married his third cousin, Jane Cary Randolph, daughter of Thomas Mann Randolph Sr. and sister of Thomas Mann Randolph Jr., a Virginian planter, soldier, Virginia Senator and future Governor of Virginia, who was married to his sister, Martha Jefferson. It would be on November 2 that his father would be defeated by Vice President John Adams, in the U.S. presidential election,but by coming second, Thomas would be the next Vice President.
Under Brooke's tutelage, Henry Clay and Peter Jefferson was admitted to the Virginia Bar in 1797; while Clay would travel to Lexington, Kentucky, Jefferson, would take practice law in his home town, while also taking care of Monticello plantation.
On December 28th, 1799, Jefferson would serve as secretary to 12th Governor of Virginia, James Madison, being in the right place at the right time, saw his next opportunity, when Robert Brooke, stood down as Attorney General of Virginia, on February 27, 1800, Governor Madison and then elected by General Assembly. Jefferson would hold this office, for over 17 years, until being offered another office by his former governor.
President James Monroe, would appoint, Peter Jefferson as the ninth Attorney General of the United States, a position he held for 12 years, through the administration of John Quincy Adams, until 1829, an accomplish that would not be beaten, making him the record holder for the longest tenure in history of any U.S. attorney general.
On the death of his father, on 4th July 1826, 49 year old Peter, believed that it was time to leave his father's party, which had fractured and been dividing itself for years due to it being the only national American political party for over a decade, to join the National Republicans.
Following John Q. Adams defeat in 1828, to Andrew Jackson, Peter Jefferson, was asked to step down from the Attorney General office, but was offered the position of, United States Minister to France, Peter Jefferson took office, 44 years after his father served that same office, high demands from Americans, for compensation after the capturing of American ships and sailors, dating from the Napoleonic era, caused strained relations between the American and French governments.
The French Navy had captured and sent American ships to Spanish ports while holding their crews captive forcing them to labor without any charges or judicial rules. According to Secretary of State, Martin Van Buren, relations between the U.S. and France were "hopeless."
However, with his fluent French speeches and links with childhood friend, Jefferson was able to convince the French government to sign a reparations treaty on June 27, 1831, that would award the United States, ₣50,000,000 ($10,000,000) in damages.
The French government became delinquent in payment due to internal financial and political difficulties, but after firm insistence from the United States, payments were finally made in February 1836.
During the 1831, National Republican Convention, Jefferson's name, was suggested as a candidate for the Presidential nomination, however he decline the nomination, instead supporting Henry Clay. Jefferson would also decline the Vice Presidential nomination, stating that the ticket needed a northern candidate, nominating former New Jersey Attorney General and US Senator Theodore Frelinghuysen; whom in the Senate, had shown strong opposition to President Andrew Jackson's policy of Indian removal.
The election of 1832 was a close one, with the backing and campaigning of Peter Jefferson, the Nation Republican party was able to form an Anti-Jackson coalition with disaffected Jacksonians, and small remnants of the Federalist Party whose last political activity was with them a decade before, with the ordinary northern population, seeing that there was no privileged elite and that the National Republican's were working for them and not "King Andrew"
Andrew Jackson, lost South Carolina to John Floyd's Nullifier Party, while many states in the North was lost to Henry Clay.
With Henry Clay as President, Peter Jefferson, was nominated and approved to the office of Secretary of State, another office, shared with his father. During this term, the coalition of Anti-Jacksons saw the party change its name to simply being called Republican, while the Jacksonites formed the Democrats.
In July 1836, Henry Clay would nominate Jefferson to succeed Chief Justice John Marshall, who had died earlier in 1835, some historians believe Clay wanted Jefferson away from running in the upcoming election, while diary's later found that Jefferson, wrote that he never wanted the office of President, seeing the Chief Justice, a more important office of holding the legislative and executive offices to account.
Peter Jefferson would hold the office of Chief Justice for 26 years, being famous for delivering the majority opinion in Dred Scott v. Sandford (1857), ruling that African-Americans were to be considered citizens, stating that his father said "all men were created equal" and that Congress was in a position to prohibit slavery in the new territories of the United States, Jefferson preside over a jurisprudential support federal authority but not rejecting states' rights or go as far as to push for the absolute abolishment of slavery in the Southern States.
Like his father, Peter was widely respected, and many elected officials looked to the Supreme Court to settle the national debate over slavery. Jefferson had been silent on slavery, but had private conversations stating that he would not like to be asked to deal with any cases regarding Northern attacks on the institution, as he saw them as doing the lords work, and he sought to use his Dred Scott decision to progressively push slavery away from the subject of national debate.
However all it did was rally the pro-slavery Democratic Party, who in 1860, rallied behind Kentucky Senator, John C. Breckinridge, hoping to use the office of President to change the ruling, luckily the American, though northern and western states, elected New York Governor, William H. Seward and his running mate, Senator Charles Sumner from Massachusetts.
On 4 March 1861, 83 year old, frail Chief Justice, Peter Jefferson shuffled onto the top of the steps at the East Portico of the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C. to administer the presidential oath of office to President William H. Seward. Over a month later, his house maid, would find him dead in his bed, peacefully, next to him on his bedside cabinet, was a dream journal opened to a page which simply read, "I dreamt of the promise land, talk to William, Peter and Thomas"
Peter became the first non-presidential state funeral, his remains were transported by a cavalry regiment to the Capitol where he lay in state in the rotunda on April 11, until the morning of April 13. After a short funeral service, Jefferson's remains were meant to be taken back to the family tomb, for interment, however due to the Civil War, that broke the day after his death, his body was buried in the ground of the White House, until the end of the war when on May 11, 1865, he finally returned to Monticello, Virgina.
It has come to historian's knowledge that Peter Jefferson had been informed by his father that Thomas had long-term sexual relationship with his slave Sally Hemings and Peter had taken it as his duty to adopt the four of Hemings's children, who survived into adulthood as his half-siblings, free from slavery.
This is in no way means to be sexist, its just taking on the fact that the generic gender of western political officers holders in the past have been male.
Previous Protege Sons
1) George Augustine Washington
What would the lives be like for the sons of prominent political figures be like*
#2
Peter Wayles Jefferson was born on May 28, 1777, at Monticello, his father's estate in Virginia, which had declared the former British Colony to become a free and independent state on May 15, 1776. His father was Thomas Jefferson, the principal author of the Declaration of Independence, and his mother was Martha Wayles Skelton.
His paternal grandparents were Peter Jefferson, his name sake, who was a planter and surveyor, and Jane Randolph, while his maternal grandparents were John Wayles (1715–1773), an attorney, slave trader, business agent for Bristol-based merchants Farrell & Jones, and prosperous planter and his first wife, Martha Eppes (1712–1748)
During his parents' ten years of marriage, they had six children: Martha "Patsy" (1772–1836); Jane (1774–1775); himself (1777-1860); Mary Wayles "Polly" (1778–1804); Lucy Elizabeth (1780–1781); and another Lucy Elizabeth (1782–1784). Out of these six children, only Martha, Mary and Peter survived into adulthood.
The family lived a genteel lifestyle and Peter was initially schooled at home, while his father, was away in Philadelphia. His studies included learning French, History and Latin. When he was two years of age, his father was elected on June 1, 1779, becaming the governor of Virginia and the family first lived in Williamsburg. The government moved to Richmond in 1780 and the family relocated there. British troops advanced to Richmond in May 1781 and, due to advance warning, the Jeffersons escaped to their country home, Poplar Forest.
A few months after his fifth birthday, his mother died on September 6, 1782, four months after the birth of the Jeffersons' last child, at age 33. The whole family shared in their father's grief, with his older sister Patsy stating, "in those melancholy rambles I was his constant companion, a solitary witness to many a violent burst of grief and became surrogate mother to her siblings." Patsy was only 10 years of age when her mother died.
Although only seven years old, Peter was invited to travel with his older sister Patsy and their father, to Boston, along with their African-American slave, James Hemings. They set sail for Paris on the ship Ceres on July 5, 1784 and arrived in France on August 6, 1784. The two children would live in Paris with their father, while he served as U.S. Minister to France.
Thomas Jefferson enrolled his daughter into the Pentemont Abbey, an exclusive convent school, after receiving assurances that Protestant students were exempt from religious instruction, while Peter, was sent to the prestigious Lycée Louis-le-Grand, located in the heart of the Quartier Latin, the traditional student district of Paris, where he learnt learning learned arithmetic, geography, world history, Latin and three speaking languages.
In September 1789, after the beginning of the French Revolution, 13 year old, Peter Jefferson, his father, his sisters, and James and Sally Hemings sailed for home.
In 1792, at the age of 15, while his father was serving President George Washington as 1st United States Secretary of State, Peter went to his father's former College of William & Mary, where he studied ethics, logic, languages and law underneath professor George Wythe, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, mentor of his father, and judge on Virginia's High Court of Chancery. He also studied along side, fellow Virginian born, Henry Clay, whom became a life long friend.
Hampered by a crippled hand, Wythe would ask that Clay and Jefferson would assist him as his secretary and amanuensis
The pair would graduate in the early months of 1796, Wythe arranged for both his key students to take a position with the Virginia attorney general, Robert Brooke, with the understanding that Brooke would finish their legal studies.
In the same year, Peter married his third cousin, Jane Cary Randolph, daughter of Thomas Mann Randolph Sr. and sister of Thomas Mann Randolph Jr., a Virginian planter, soldier, Virginia Senator and future Governor of Virginia, who was married to his sister, Martha Jefferson. It would be on November 2 that his father would be defeated by Vice President John Adams, in the U.S. presidential election,but by coming second, Thomas would be the next Vice President.
Under Brooke's tutelage, Henry Clay and Peter Jefferson was admitted to the Virginia Bar in 1797; while Clay would travel to Lexington, Kentucky, Jefferson, would take practice law in his home town, while also taking care of Monticello plantation.
On December 28th, 1799, Jefferson would serve as secretary to 12th Governor of Virginia, James Madison, being in the right place at the right time, saw his next opportunity, when Robert Brooke, stood down as Attorney General of Virginia, on February 27, 1800, Governor Madison and then elected by General Assembly. Jefferson would hold this office, for over 17 years, until being offered another office by his former governor.
President James Monroe, would appoint, Peter Jefferson as the ninth Attorney General of the United States, a position he held for 12 years, through the administration of John Quincy Adams, until 1829, an accomplish that would not be beaten, making him the record holder for the longest tenure in history of any U.S. attorney general.
On the death of his father, on 4th July 1826, 49 year old Peter, believed that it was time to leave his father's party, which had fractured and been dividing itself for years due to it being the only national American political party for over a decade, to join the National Republicans.
Following John Q. Adams defeat in 1828, to Andrew Jackson, Peter Jefferson, was asked to step down from the Attorney General office, but was offered the position of, United States Minister to France, Peter Jefferson took office, 44 years after his father served that same office, high demands from Americans, for compensation after the capturing of American ships and sailors, dating from the Napoleonic era, caused strained relations between the American and French governments.
The French Navy had captured and sent American ships to Spanish ports while holding their crews captive forcing them to labor without any charges or judicial rules. According to Secretary of State, Martin Van Buren, relations between the U.S. and France were "hopeless."
However, with his fluent French speeches and links with childhood friend, Jefferson was able to convince the French government to sign a reparations treaty on June 27, 1831, that would award the United States, ₣50,000,000 ($10,000,000) in damages.
The French government became delinquent in payment due to internal financial and political difficulties, but after firm insistence from the United States, payments were finally made in February 1836.
During the 1831, National Republican Convention, Jefferson's name, was suggested as a candidate for the Presidential nomination, however he decline the nomination, instead supporting Henry Clay. Jefferson would also decline the Vice Presidential nomination, stating that the ticket needed a northern candidate, nominating former New Jersey Attorney General and US Senator Theodore Frelinghuysen; whom in the Senate, had shown strong opposition to President Andrew Jackson's policy of Indian removal.
The election of 1832 was a close one, with the backing and campaigning of Peter Jefferson, the Nation Republican party was able to form an Anti-Jackson coalition with disaffected Jacksonians, and small remnants of the Federalist Party whose last political activity was with them a decade before, with the ordinary northern population, seeing that there was no privileged elite and that the National Republican's were working for them and not "King Andrew"
Andrew Jackson, lost South Carolina to John Floyd's Nullifier Party, while many states in the North was lost to Henry Clay.
With Henry Clay as President, Peter Jefferson, was nominated and approved to the office of Secretary of State, another office, shared with his father. During this term, the coalition of Anti-Jacksons saw the party change its name to simply being called Republican, while the Jacksonites formed the Democrats.
In July 1836, Henry Clay would nominate Jefferson to succeed Chief Justice John Marshall, who had died earlier in 1835, some historians believe Clay wanted Jefferson away from running in the upcoming election, while diary's later found that Jefferson, wrote that he never wanted the office of President, seeing the Chief Justice, a more important office of holding the legislative and executive offices to account.
Peter Jefferson would hold the office of Chief Justice for 26 years, being famous for delivering the majority opinion in Dred Scott v. Sandford (1857), ruling that African-Americans were to be considered citizens, stating that his father said "all men were created equal" and that Congress was in a position to prohibit slavery in the new territories of the United States, Jefferson preside over a jurisprudential support federal authority but not rejecting states' rights or go as far as to push for the absolute abolishment of slavery in the Southern States.
Like his father, Peter was widely respected, and many elected officials looked to the Supreme Court to settle the national debate over slavery. Jefferson had been silent on slavery, but had private conversations stating that he would not like to be asked to deal with any cases regarding Northern attacks on the institution, as he saw them as doing the lords work, and he sought to use his Dred Scott decision to progressively push slavery away from the subject of national debate.
However all it did was rally the pro-slavery Democratic Party, who in 1860, rallied behind Kentucky Senator, John C. Breckinridge, hoping to use the office of President to change the ruling, luckily the American, though northern and western states, elected New York Governor, William H. Seward and his running mate, Senator Charles Sumner from Massachusetts.
On 4 March 1861, 83 year old, frail Chief Justice, Peter Jefferson shuffled onto the top of the steps at the East Portico of the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C. to administer the presidential oath of office to President William H. Seward. Over a month later, his house maid, would find him dead in his bed, peacefully, next to him on his bedside cabinet, was a dream journal opened to a page which simply read, "I dreamt of the promise land, talk to William, Peter and Thomas"
Peter became the first non-presidential state funeral, his remains were transported by a cavalry regiment to the Capitol where he lay in state in the rotunda on April 11, until the morning of April 13. After a short funeral service, Jefferson's remains were meant to be taken back to the family tomb, for interment, however due to the Civil War, that broke the day after his death, his body was buried in the ground of the White House, until the end of the war when on May 11, 1865, he finally returned to Monticello, Virgina.
It has come to historian's knowledge that Peter Jefferson had been informed by his father that Thomas had long-term sexual relationship with his slave Sally Hemings and Peter had taken it as his duty to adopt the four of Hemings's children, who survived into adulthood as his half-siblings, free from slavery.
This is in no way means to be sexist, its just taking on the fact that the generic gender of western political officers holders in the past have been male.
Previous Protege Sons
1) George Augustine Washington
And now onto the next part, here is the American Meowcha a feline American institution for 150 years (and a real thorn in the side of the police and government for all of that time).
Kangaschan, known in Japan as Garucha, is a Pokémon in Nintendo and Game Freak's Pokémon franchise. Kangaschan first appeared in the video games Pokémon 2: Gold and Silver, and has appeared in all subsequent sequels. They have later appeared in various merchandise, spinoff titles and animated and printed adaptations of the franchise. They are known as the Child Pokémon, as they often appears with their parent Pokémon Kangaskhan and Kangaskhagan. They have appeared in every Pokémon game since Pokémon 2 in the form of an Egg that must first be hatched by the player character.
They are a small, light purple Pokémon with a white stomach, dark brown head, and two white horns. They have three nails on each hand, and two on each foot. It is said that they possess an innate ability to tell when other Pokémon have become orphaned. Thus they seeks lonely and defenseless Pokémon and brings them back to their parent or parents as a new sibling. For this reason they are also called the Adoption Pokémon, and sometimes the Sibling Pokémon.
At Level 30, a female Kangaschan can evolve into a Kangaskhan, and a male Kangaschan can evolve into a Kangaskhagan.
Kangaschan has been featured in the Pokémon anime series, having been the first Pokémon hatched by Johto League protagonist Jimmy, and evolving into Kangaskhagan in the battle against the season's main villain, Pryce.
Nofix's Video Game Wikiboxes:
Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem (SNES)
Chrono Break (PS2)
Metroid 64 (N64)
Metroid Dread (DS)
Gorochu (Pokemon Red and Green, GB)
Super Smash Bros. Tussle (DS)
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Here's the source of the picture. I prefer the name Kangaschan, because it's so much more cute, in my opinion.Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem (SNES)
Chrono Break (PS2)
Metroid 64 (N64)
Metroid Dread (DS)
Gorochu (Pokemon Red and Green, GB)
Super Smash Bros. Tussle (DS)
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The Midnight Coterie of Sinister Intruders is a 2019 horror-comedy film written, produced and directed by Wes Anderson. Anderson's first venture into the horror genre, the story depicts a family of four having to survive against a group of masked murderous invaders attacking their house. Outside of the main cast, there are also various supporting characters and cameos, which mark a major difference from the normal home invasion movie.
An unnexpected venture by the director, The New York Times called it "You Had me at 'Wes Anderson'", while Fangoria Magazine said "Da Fuh?" over the change in genre from Anderson's other movies.
Launched on the United States the day before Halloween, the movie made almost 390 million dollars in the box office, becoming Anderson's highest grossing movie to date. Although receiving mixed reviews by critics, who commented on the movie appearing to be rather all-over-the-place at moments (and criticizing the small subplot involving a murderous stop-motion mouse) the movie was loved by audiences, receiving a 69% by critics and 95% score on Rotten Tomatoes
(Here's the source for the poster: https://www.deviantart.com/jarvisrama99/art/THE-MIDNIGHT-COTERIE-OF-SINISTER-INTRUDERS-422483070)
What type of infoboxes did you have on hand before they got deleted, Olavops? It sucks that they got deleted.
Super Kid Icarus, known in Japan as A Mythology of Light: The Caduceus of Palthena, is the third game in the Kid Icarus series. It is a direct sequel to the NES Kid Icarus, and the GameBoy Kid Icarus: Of Myth and Monsters, which in this game is revealed to be a prequel to the first game.
The plot of the game is that Tanatos, the God of Death, has stolen Palutena's Caduceus, and is using it to revive the dead to serve as his army in order to liberate his master, Medusa. The game begins similarly to the first one, with Palutena captured, Medusa in power, and the Three Sacred Treasures separated. Many levels from the first game are recreated or reinterpreted, but played in a more traditional Metroid-style, with interconnecting screens and worlds instead of the first games level format.
The game features three big worlds to explore, Underworld, Overworld, and Skyworld, plus several shoot-em-up levels. The gameplay is similar to Super Metroid, where the player must traverse multiple large worlds, discovering Bow and Arrow power-ups, Health increases, secret rooms, and hot springs where the player can save and heal. The player can also find stores where they can buy maps to areas they haven't fully explored, item and health refills, extra lives, Kirby's Warpstar (which can teleport the player between shops), a demo of Super Metroid (that can be played at the title screen), and more.
In the shoot-em-up levels, Pit must defeat enough enemies, or score a high enough score, to proceed. If the best ending is unlocked, the player can choose any of the shoot-em-up levels to play on the file select. If all endings are unlocked, a secret bonus shoot-em-up level is unlocked, and if that is beaten, you unlock the ability to play the shoot-em-up levels again, this time as Samus' Gunship.
Marahiro Sakurai, better known for his work on Kirby with HAL Laboratory at the time, was asked to help out with the design and writing of the game. The game features several references to the Kirby series, as well as Metroid.
The game features five multiple endings, four of which depend on how much of the game is completed. The best ending (at 300% completion) has Pit turned into an adult by Palutena, who kisses him. The second-best ending (at 200% or more completion) has Pit return as a captain in Palutena's guard. The third-best ending (at 100% or more) has Pit guarding Palutena's throne room with a text crawl wondering if she'll ever return, implying she has either died, or disappeared. The worst ending (at less than 100% completion) has Skyworld in ruins, with the ending text asking if justice will ever rise again.
An alternate fifth ending has Pit betray Palutena for Medusa if he brings Palutena's Caduceus and the Letter of Evil with none of the Three Sacred Treasures collected to the final room of the game. There Pit is turned into an adult with black bat wings and kissed by Medusa as Palutena is trapped in a cage.
The game received good critical acclaim, and sold a respectable 750,000 copies by late 2000. A remake for the Game Boy Advance was planned for release in the Winter of 2005, and was mostly finished, but was canceled for unknown reasons. It was re-released in 2008 on the Nintendo Wii Virtual Console.
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Nofix's Video Game Wikiboxes:
Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem (SNES)
Chrono Break (PS2)
Metroid 64 (N64)
Metroid Dread (DS)
Gorochu (Pokemon Red and Green, GB)
Super Smash Bros. Tussle (DS)
Kangaschan (Pokemon 2: Gold and Silver, GB)
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This was the other wikibox idea I mentioned that I had brewing for a long time in the Tussle update, and what I meant by "it's not Metroid." But I got lazy again, and instead went to make the Kangaschan box instead (no offense Pit, baby Kanga is more cute). Either way, I got this done eventually. I've only played the original NES Kid Icarus (via Virtual Console), not Of Myths and Monsters or Uprising, but I want to one day (and have seen two LPs of Uprising, so I have a clue about the plot of that game... "plot" in quotations).Nofix's Video Game Wikiboxes:
Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem (SNES)
Chrono Break (PS2)
Metroid 64 (N64)
Metroid Dread (DS)
Gorochu (Pokemon Red and Green, GB)
Super Smash Bros. Tussle (DS)
Kangaschan (Pokemon 2: Gold and Silver, GB)
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The source of the game box is Pixiy on deviantart.
Holy crap, Kid Icarus! And here I thought I'd find no one else who knew about it
Super Kid Icarus, known in Japan as A Mythology of Light: The Caduceus of Palthena, is the third game in the Kid Icarus series. It is a direct sequel to the NES Kid Icarus, and the GameBoy Kid Icarus: Of Myth and Monsters, which in this game is revealed to be a prequel to the first game.
The plot of the game is that Tanatos, the God of Death, has stolen Palutena's Caduceus, and is using it to revive the dead to serve as his army in order to liberate his master, Medusa. The game begins similarly to the first one, with Palutena captured, Medusa in power, and the Three Sacred Treasures separated. Many levels from the first game are recreated or reinterpreted, but played in a more traditional Metroid-style, with interconnecting screens and worlds instead of the first games level format.
The game features three big worlds to explore, Underworld, Overworld, and Skyworld, plus several shoot-em-up levels. The gameplay is similar to Super Metroid, where the player must traverse multiple large worlds, discovering Bow and Arrow power-ups, Health increases, secret rooms, and hot springs where the player can save and heal. The player can also find stores where they can buy maps to areas they haven't fully explored, item and health refills, extra lives, Kirby's Warpstar (which can teleport the player between shops), a demo of Super Metroid (that can be played at the title screen), and more.
In the shoot-em-up levels, Pit must defeat enough enemies, or score a high enough score, to proceed. If the best ending is unlocked, the player can choose any of the shoot-em-up levels to play on the file select. If all endings are unlocked, a secret bonus shoot-em-up level is unlocked, and if that is beaten, you unlock the ability to play the shoot-em-up levels again, this time as Samus' Gunship.
Marahiro Sakurai, better known for his work on Kirby with HAL Laboratory at the time, was asked to help out with the design and writing of the game. The game features several references to the Kirby series, as well as Metroid.
The game features five multiple endings, four of which depend on how much of the game is completed. The best ending (at 300% completion) has Pit turned into an adult by Palutena, who kisses him. The second-best ending (at 200% or more completion) has Pit return as a captain in Palutena's guard. The third-best ending (at 100% or more) has Pit guarding Palutena's throne room with a text crawl wondering if she'll ever return, implying she has either died, or disappeared. The worst ending (at less than 100% completion) has Skyworld in ruins, with the ending text asking if justice will ever rise again.
An alternate fifth ending has Pit betray Palutena for Medusa if he brings Palutena's Caduceus and the Letter of Evil with none of the Three Sacred Treasures collected to the final room of the game. There Pit is turned into an adult with black bat wings and kissed by Medusa as Palutena is trapped in a cage.
The game received good critical acclaim, and sold a respectable 750,000 copies by late 2000. A remake for the Game Boy Advance was planned for release in the Winter of 2005, and was mostly finished, but was canceled for unknown reasons. It was re-released in 2008 on the Nintendo Wii Virtual Console.
---This was the other wikibox idea I mentioned that I had brewing for a long time in the Tussle update, and what I meant by "it's not Metroid." But I got lazy again, and instead went to make the Kangaschan box instead (no offense Pit, baby Kanga is more cute). Either way, I got this done eventually. I've only played the original NES Kid Icarus (via Virtual Console), not Of Myths and Monsters or Uprising, but I want to one day (and have seen two LPs of Uprising, so I have a clue about the plot of that game... "plot" in quotations).
Nofix's Video Game Wikiboxes:
Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem (SNES)
Chrono Break (PS2)
Metroid 64 (N64)
Metroid Dread (DS)
Gorochu (Pokemon Red and Green, GB)
Super Smash Bros. Tussle (DS)
Kangaschan (Pokemon 2: Gold and Silver, GB)
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The source of the game box is Pixiy on deviantart.
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Some 6 about Nixon (going to remake those and post very very soon). About 10 regarding an American revolutionary war against the British... in 1861.
3 (very big ones) about May 1968 riots in Nazi controlled western Europe (will remake something of the sort). There were a couple of other ones but I can't remember what they were.
Part of scenario I’ve been drafting, I had done more to this, but had problems uploading it. While I haven’t finished all the scenario yet, basically, some notable features include PM Kinnock, MMP, a strong Green Party led by Chris Huhne for a bit, and John Major and Michael Gove as passionate Labour cabinet ministers..
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One of the alternate states from Andrew Shears' "124 States of America" map.
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