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	To Shere Khan, the business world is a jungle: The strong climb to the top while the weak scramble to make themselves useful. Though pragmatic, Mr. Khan does possess a sense of honor, and refuses to renege on his word. The infamous air pirate, Don Karnage, can count on Khan for the continuation of their secret arrangement to ensure they both profit from the cutthroat atmosphere. Fear of air raids keep Khan's customers in line, but actual attacks are limited to places that have been overzealous in fighting Khan’s influence, and which thus will unexpectedly find themselves bereft of their ‘protection’. These dog-eat-dog rules have left many backed into a corner, allowing for Bellwether's prey-supremacist movement to take root. While her protesters have yet to start any riots, they have been loudly raising hell and quietly sabotaging the economic giant for its 'discriminatory practices' against prey animals. Tit for tat, Khan has responded by covertly supporting Zootopia's own criminal underground		To Shere Khan, the business world is a jungle: The strong climb to the top while the weak scramble to make themselves useful. Though pragmatic, Mr. Khan does possess a sense of honor, and refuses to renege on his word. The infamous air pirate, Don Karnage, can count on Khan for the continuation of their secret arrangement to ensure they both profit from the cutthroat atmosphere. Fear of air raids keep Khan's customers in line, but actual attacks are limited to places that have been overzealous in fighting Khan’s influence, and which thus will unexpectedly find themselves bereft of their ‘protection’. These dog-eat-dog rules have left many backed into a corner, allowing for Bellwether's prey-supremacist movement to take root. While her protesters have yet to start any riots, they have been loudly raising hell and quietly sabotaging the economic giant for its 'discriminatory practices' against prey animals. Tit for tat, Khan has responded by covertly supporting Zootopia's own criminal underground

	~~== Yokai of the Yokai Zaibatsu (Origin: Big Hero 6)==~~

	~~King - Yokai~~

	Before Yokai, there was Robert Callaghan. A respected roboticist and the head of the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology's robotics department, Callaghan was a kind man who threw his old face away so he wear the mask of vengeance. He faked his own death, just one component of the revenge scheme orchestrated against the man who took his only joy away. Once the deed was done, he felt empty. With nothing else to his life for, Yokai decided to protect all he had left, his city, from outsiders. Yokai is the undisputed ruler of the West Coast underground, a spirit of vengeance that strikes out at those he perceives as deserving his wrath. Via the transmitter in his mask, Yokai can reshape any construct made of his Microbots at will. Factoring in Yokai's considerate influence, that's any number of buildings made within the past few years.

	~~Land - Yokai Zaibatsu~~

	Though Yokai's Zaibatsu operates across East Asia and the west coast of America, they're based in San Fransokyo, California. San Fransokyo is a glimpse of what the future could be, from a harsh future of dark metal and bright neon dominated by an overcurrent of Japanese culture. The Zaibatsu operates more or less openly, getting money from extortion rackets and other criminal undertakings while the police turn a blind eye. Most businesses (legal or otherwise) answer to Yokai's second, Yama, who has far more experience running a crime ring than his boss does. They claim to do this in the name of 'protection', and are likely to get violent if you aren't giving them their 'due respect' for their services. Many people have suffered from the Zaibatsu's crimes, but the poor, lacking the wealth to buy into the city's hollow pleasures, have no choice but to lash out.

	~~Rule - Due Vendetta~~

	Robert Callaghan is not a happy man. His life is a void that's only filled when he rages against those who've wronged him. That fire leaves as soon as it comes, and he remembers that he's a broken man pretending to be a ghost. It's why he's deluded himself into thinking that the Zaibatsu helps more people than it harms. If he couldn't save Abigail from Krei, then he'd devote his life to protecting people like Abigail from people like Krei, the ones that use and abuse others for their own gain. To his credit, the standards of living in San Fransokyo are fairly high for anyone that can secure a good position and hold onto it for dear life. For everyone else, they need to work their way from the bottom of the Zaibatsu's ladder if they want to get anywhere. San Fransokyo's ripe with intrigue, and you can always find what you need if you know which shadows to look in.

	== Negaduck of St. Canard (Darkwing Duck, 1991) ==		== Negaduck of St. Canard (Darkwing Duck, 1991) ==

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	Upon acquiring a positive reading on any pure-strain (not a super, cyborg, or otherwise highly-modified) humans within the perimeter of the Axiom, AUTO's security drones will attempt to detain them and assimilate them into the ship's population. People taken this way can expect a comfy, if coddled, life aboard the Axiom, assuming they don't try to escape or cause a disturbance by discussing the outside world with other passengers. Should that scenario occur, AUTO will take them to an isolated section of the ship and deal with them discreetly. AUTO is a dangerous foe, capable of manipulating any device installed into the Axiom to pacify any malcontent mutineers, pirates, or stowaways. Trying to fight him inside his own ship is virtual suicide, but a clever or lucky band of heroes can break into his control room and reprogram his directives manually.		Upon acquiring a positive reading on any pure-strain (not a super, cyborg, or otherwise highly-modified) humans within the perimeter of the Axiom, AUTO's security drones will attempt to detain them and assimilate them into the ship's population. People taken this way can expect a comfy, if coddled, life aboard the Axiom, assuming they don't try to escape or cause a disturbance by discussing the outside world with other passengers. Should that scenario occur, AUTO will take them to an isolated section of the ship and deal with them discreetly. AUTO is a dangerous foe, capable of manipulating any device installed into the Axiom to pacify any malcontent mutineers, pirates, or stowaways. Trying to fight him inside his own ship is virtual suicide, but a clever or lucky band of heroes can break into his control room and reprogram his directives manually.


	== Bill Cipher Of The Oregon Triangle (Gravity Falls, 2012) ==		== Bill Cipher Of The Oregon Triangle (Gravity Falls, 2012) ==

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	King - The 19th Lord of Uranos' Kingdom's Tempest Domain, Drossel Juno Vierzehntes Heizregister Fürstin von Flügel.		King - The 19th Lord of Uranos' Kingdom's Tempest Domain, Drossel Juno Vierzehntes Heizregister Fürstin von Flügel.

	Created countless years in the future on a distant planet ~~in our solar system~~, the ~~robot duchess~~ Drossel von Flügel ~~oversees the Tempest Domain with her mechanical butler, Gedächtnis. (Why they're all on Earth in the first place~~ is ~~unknown.) With~~ the ~~technological marvels~~ of ~~her Domain, Drossel can control her army and spy upon world affairs from the comfort of her home,~~ the Tempest ~~Tower~~. ~~For~~ all of the ~~power at her disposal~~, ~~though~~, ~~Drossel was programmed with all of the wisdom~~ and maturity of a fourteen-year-old girl. She ~~may appear to be~~ nonsensical ~~or insane at times~~, and ~~acts like a~~ spoiled ~~brat when she doesn~~'~~t get~~ her ~~way~~. ~~While some would see Drossel as harmless for this~~, ~~others would fear~~ her ~~more because she's utterly incapable~~ of ~~comprehending~~ the ~~consequences~~ of ~~say~~, ~~suddenly deciding that humans are icky and wanting them~~ all ~~exterminated~~.		Created countless of years ago in the future on a distant planet that probably wasn't Earth, the airheaded Haitsuregisuta Co. JUNO-model gynoid Drossel von Flügel is the young duchess of the Tempest Domain. Ruling with all of the grace, wisdom, and maturity of a fourteen-year-old girl, Drossel appears incredibly ill-suited for her role. She is contrary, nonsensical, and spoiled, though there's no intentional malice to her quirky character. Her ever-suffering butler, Gedächtnis, is a frequent target of her scatterbrained tangents and outrageous requests, though the same can be said of her other subjects when they visit her Tempest Tower. Drossel is incredibly innocent and curious of the world outside her sphere of influence, but an ironclad language barrier makes her goal of peace with humanity all but impossible to accomplish.

	Land - Tempest Domain		Land - Tempest Domain

	The Tempest Domain ~~comes from~~ a futuristic ~~planet that is~~ entirely ~~populated~~ by robots, ~~all~~ of ~~whom must bend over backwards to fulfill Drossel's every whim by law. Her automated defenses are activated by detecting organic tissue~~, and ~~will start firing upon any creatures attempting to visit her uninvited. Her subjects must often force themselves to look happy in front~~ of ~~their ruler, or have successfully manage~~ to ~~convince themselves that they're happy thanks~~ to ~~gradually-eroding AI cores~~. ~~As far~~ as ~~your average robot knows, there is nothing but desert past~~ the ~~city limits~~. ~~Only Drossel~~ and ~~select others are aware of mankind's existence beyond her territory~~, but ~~she's neglected~~ to ~~share it with her subjects because she was saving it for~~ a ~~surprise party~~. ~~She hasn't seen any human factions she's liked yet~~, but ~~at least she hasn~~'~~t declared war on anyone~~.		The Tempest Domain was once a part of the Uranos Kingdom, a futuristic civilization inhabited and populated entirely by robots. These robots live strange, eccentric lives without the intervention of human masters, but they have serendipitous traditions and turns of phrase that imply towards being closer to man before going to war with them. A paranoid siege mentality has manifested as a reaction to extreme persecution from the outside world. The humans that were attacking the Tempest Domain were replaced with corporate interests from Doofenshmirtz, DrakkTech, and Kronos, but the robots have yet to notice a difference. The Tempest Domain is protected from total invasion by their durable external defenses, but it's only a matter of time until their walls are breached and they face a last stand against the teeming masses of humanity.

	Rule - There's No Way We Can Live With These Humans		Rule - There's No Way We Can Live With These Humans

	Drossel ~~has different attitudes towards robots than she does humans. She'll allow robots free access~~ to ~~her land on~~ the ~~terms that they follow her command forever, while~~ humans ~~will be barred entry (and probably get shot at) if~~ they ~~step a foot into~~ the ~~Tempest Domain~~. ~~Though~~ Drossel's father Windstille attempted to make peace with ~~man, he passed away~~ before ~~he could make~~ his ~~dream a reality. Smooth-talking heroes can try~~ to ~~appeal~~ to ~~Drossel~~'s ~~better nature (or general naivety)~~ and ~~cut~~ a ~~fair deal with her~~, ~~which is more than can be said for a majority of~~ the ~~villains you'll encounter. Anyone attempting to shut Drossel down~~ will ~~have their work cut out for them,~~ as ~~they'll have to fight their way up her colossal Tower~~ and ~~face her countless legions of robot servants~~. ~~Drossel herself is~~ a ~~master~~ of '~~Karate'~~, ~~AKA~~ the ~~Brazilian martial art of Capoeira~~.~~[[Category:Homebrew Settings]]~~		Drossel, Gedächtnis, and the rest of the Tempest Domain are becoming increasingly desperate to form some sort of rapport with the humans before they breach through the walls guns blazing. Drossel's father, Windstille von Flügel, attempted to make peace with humanity before his passing, but countless failures to communicate or get the humans to stop attacking have begun to eat away at the idealism in the young ruler's heart. Unless they can work past millennia of language drift and open a line of communication, organic heroes trying to enter the Tempest Domain will be treated as enemy combatants and attacked on sight. Robots and other artificial heroes have a better chance of getting into Drossel's good graces, allowing them exclusive access to influencing the naïve duchess and shaping her perspective on the outside world.

	== King Candy of Litwak's Arcade (Origin: Wreck-It Ralph) ==		== King Candy of Litwak's Arcade (Origin: Wreck-It Ralph) ==
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	Toffee's rule is that of subtlety. The only sign you've entered territory he controls is a lack of trappings distinct to other villains. Unless they rise to attention as assets or irritants, Toffee will ignore most Earthlings entirely. His monster spies watch for potential assets or liabilities before performing actions to recruit them or minimize any effect they'd have on Toffee's plans. To keep his own region quiet, Toffee will engineer a problem or pass the blame for an "accident" to draw focus back to the squabbling groups around him. Even his pride is negligible compared to feinting a loss to convince the right people he's harmless. Toffee has no reservations against using his vast reserves of force to deal with an opponent when all else fails, but doing so recklessly would only inform the other Earth factions that he's a threat to watch for.		Toffee's rule is that of subtlety. The only sign you've entered territory he controls is a lack of trappings distinct to other villains. Unless they rise to attention as assets or irritants, Toffee will ignore most Earthlings entirely. His monster spies watch for potential assets or liabilities before performing actions to recruit them or minimize any effect they'd have on Toffee's plans. To keep his own region quiet, Toffee will engineer a problem or pass the blame for an "accident" to draw focus back to the squabbling groups around him. Even his pride is negligible compared to feinting a loss to convince the right people he's harmless. Toffee has no reservations against using his vast reserves of force to deal with an opponent when all else fails, but doing so recklessly would only inform the other Earth factions that he's a threat to watch for.

			== The Ohm of the Toxic Jungle (Origin: Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind) ==

			King - The Ohm

			The Ohm are a species of gargantuan insects that inhabit the Toxic Jungle. The petty warlords claim themselves the true rulers of the land, but it is the Ohm and the hordes of insect life below them that truly reign supreme. Though incredibly large and massive at full maturity, the Ohm are docile herbivores that live in harmony with the dangerous ecosystem they inhabit. When they or another insect native to to the Jungle is harmed, however, the eyes of the Ohm herd turn red and they demolish all man-made structures in sight. They are forces of nature while alive, but their exoskeletons are valued commodities for their unfathomable durability. They are far more empathetic than they appear, possessing a compassionate hive mind that cares for all living beings. The mission of the Ohm is to protect the Jungle, regardless of the lives lost to do so.

			Land - The Toxic Jungle

			The Toxic Jungle is a vast, alien forest composed of poisonous fungi that carry on the wind and release deadly spores into the world. It is a sea of corruption, a vast environment of false flora soaked in a lethal miasma that chews through air filters and could choke the life out of a man in minutes. Entangled in the Toxic Jungle's decomposing roots are the remnants of countless villages and fiefdoms, the victims of nature's wrath and it's ceaseless encroachment on mankind. Empires and principalities have been shattered by the Ohm and subsumed by the fatal spores they carry, their remnants being forced away from their homelands and closer to the equally-inhospitable Wasteland. Insects are the only creatures that can inhale the miasma safely, but the people living on the edge of the Jungle have learned to adapt to their extreme circumstances.

			Rule - Yet Another Village is Dead

			The Toxic Jungle grows ceaselessly. The Ohm and the other giant insects are prone to attacking hostile invaders, and the forest itself is a death sentence without protection. The safest bet is to drive around infected areas or fly over them. Nearly any surface can host the spores, but usage of fire will prevent them from spreading. The dire situation has driven the bordering settlements to war with one another in a desperate bid for survival. The Tolmekian Remnant is attempting to unite all groups under their rule, believing that only military might will save them from the Jungle. Salvage teams make frequent expeditions into the Wasteland, seeking soldiers to press-gang and new technology to use against their foes. The Ohm, however, will ignore heroes that leave them at peace and find cryptic means of repaying any kindness rendered to them.


	[[Category:Homebrew Settings]]		[[Category:Homebrew Settings]]
	[[Category:Disney Villains Victorious]]		[[Category:Disney Villains Victorious]]

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-The despotic King Candy had humble origins as Turbo, star of the TurboTime game. Jealous of RoadBlasters taking his spotlight, Turbo crashed both games in a gamble at remaining center of attention. He then tampered with the code of Sugar Rush and remade himself as King Candy when that failed. After the insectoid Cy-Bugs escaped from their home game, King Candy was one of the first to be consumed by the hungry horde. Their ability to steal traits from what they eat collided his own tremendous ego, resulting in King Candy becoming the central voice of the Cy-Bug virus. With the swarm on his side, King Candy was free to declare the arcade his kingdom and the rest of the internet eminent domain. His mad ambitions are a manifestation of the Cy-Bugs' relentless urge to eat and multiply, something not even the King Candy can ignore for long.
+The despotic King Candy had humble origins as Turbo, star of the TurboTime game. Jealous of RoadBlasters taking his spotlight, Turbo crashed both games in a gamble at remaining center of attention. He then tampered with the code of Sugar Rush and remade himself as King Candy when that failed. After the insectoid Cy-Bugs escaped from their home game, King Candy was one of the first to be consumed by the hungry horde. Their ability to steal traits from what they eat collided his own tremendous ego, resulting in King Candy becoming the central voice of the Cy-Bug virus. With the swarm on his side, King Candy was free to declare the arcade his kingdom and the rest of the internet eminent domain. His mad ambitions are a manifestation of the Cy-Bugs' relentless urge to eat and multiply, something not even King Candy can ignore for long.
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 The only way to transport a flesh-and-blood hero into a computer is through the use of a Shiva laser and matching software to digitize them without corruption. The reverse holds true for digital heroes that want to visit the real world. Law and order on the internet are regulated by the MCP's security programs, who take any basics that step out of line and derez them on sight or throw them onto the Game Grid as entertainment. All data streams lead to ENCOM's servers and the MCP, but their firewalls will fry any program that enters without authorization. Users with the right skills can influence this world with their own programs, but be warned: When a User tries to push the MCP in the real world, he pushes back. He can access blackmail on most human characters in short order. If that doesn't work, he'll have them digitized and put on the Game Grid.
 == Governor David Nix of Tomorrowland (Origin: Tomorrowland) ==
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 Non-prey heroes attempting to enter Zootopia State will find little resistance from the farmers living outside the walled city, though trying to travel further than that is nearly impossible. Cut off from the rest of the world, the prey animals living there have become brainwashed by years of Bellwether's paranoiac propaganda: Every good citizen fears the meat-eaters and reports any potential carnivore spies to their nearest police officer. Animals who don't follow the program 'go feral' and are locked for the good of Zootopia State, simultaneously reminding the others to stay in line and not ask questions. Predator animals and humans (among other creatures) trying to get into Zootopia are better off getting smuggled in by Mr. Big's mob, though their rates aren't cheap and they'll expect other predators to join 'the cause' against predator animal oppression.
 == Flintheart Glomgold of the Calisota Conglomerate (Origin: Uncle Scrooge) ==

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	This is the King/Land/rule page for the Gridlocked expansion of the [[Disney Villains Victorious]] developed under /tg/. This page describes the Kings of Gridlocked, the Lands they control, and the effects of each Land's Rule upon the land and its people. For the K/L/Rs of the Classic game, see the [[Disney Villains Victorious K/L/Rs]] page.		This is the King/Land/rule page for the Gridlocked expansion of the [[Disney Villains Victorious]] developed under /tg/. This page describes the Kings of Gridlocked, the Lands they control, and the effects of each Land's Rule upon the land and its people. For the K/L/Rs of the Classic game, see the [[Disney Villains Victorious K/L/Rs]] page.

	== Bill Cipher Of The Oregon Triangle (Origin: Gravity Falls) ==		== Bill Cipher Of The Oregon Triangle (Origin: Gravity Falls) ==

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	Phobos is addicted to the acquisition of power and new realms to call his own. His armies are always on the offensive, while Phobos himself will sit back and watch until opposition forces him to intervene. He's not above fighting, but rarely wishes to show off the full extent of his power. Phobos has established himself as the most aggressive conqueror in the universe, challenged only by persistent foes such as Toffee of Mewni and David Nix. His might within Metaworld is such that attempting to storm his castle would be suicide. The people are united in their fear and hate of Phobos, but the former often outweighs the latter. On Earth, Phobos' influence is concentrated in the magically-enriched city of Heatherfield, Connecticut. He covets this world for its magic, but will wait for it to be vulnerable before making any power plays.		Phobos is addicted to the acquisition of power and new realms to call his own. His armies are always on the offensive, while Phobos himself will sit back and watch until opposition forces him to intervene. He's not above fighting, but rarely wishes to show off the full extent of his power. Phobos has established himself as the most aggressive conqueror in the universe, challenged only by persistent foes such as Toffee of Mewni and David Nix. His might within Metaworld is such that attempting to storm his castle would be suicide. The people are united in their fear and hate of Phobos, but the former often outweighs the latter. On Earth, Phobos' influence is concentrated in the magically-enriched city of Heatherfield, Connecticut. He covets this world for its magic, but will wait for it to be vulnerable before making any power plays.

			== Toffee (Origin: Star vs. the Forces of Evil) ==

			King - Toffee of Septaris

			The monsters of Mewni have been at odds with the Mewmans for generations. It was only a matter of time until one amassed the power and influence to confront them. That monster was a rogue general named Toffee, a coldblooded Septarian who sought nothing less than to see the Mewmans decimated and the monsters in charge. Calm, charismatic, and above all patient, Toffee's hate boils under a cool mask of professionalism. With the Realm of Magic under his thumb, Toffee can cast powerful spells and turn the advantages his foes once held against them. His current goals are inscrutable, but he will use manipulation, charm, and subterfuge to achieve them. Toffee is a feared figure in the multiverse, but has disguised himself as a mundane lizard businessman on Earth. Earth itself is rather plain, but rumored to be the hiding place of Mewni's government in exile.

			Land - New Mewni Economic Investment Zone

			Few who live in Toffee's sphere of influence on Earth realize who's really in charge. Unlike other groups, he has no interest in any petty fortune, fleeting fame, or sadistic glee Earth could provide. He maintains his foothold on Earth to watch for any loose ends that might arise, such as an escaped Butterfly royal or her half of the Wand. To this end Toffee has opened the treasuries of Butterfly Castle and invests its spoils into many extradimensional ventures. While Toffee carries the facade of a normal businessman with ease, most of these funds go into maintaining intelligence networks, puppeteering local governments, and dealing with anyone who asks too many of the wrong questions. In spite of this, Toffee's Earth holdings are much better off than his extraplanar ones, bloodied war zones in conflict with Tomorrowland and Metaworld.

			Rule - Right Under Your Nose

			Toffee's rule is that of subtlety. The only sign you've entered territory he controls is a lack of trappings distinct to other villains. Unless they rise to attention as assets or irritants, Toffee will ignore most Earthlings entirely. His monster spies watch for potential assets or liabilities before performing actions to recruit them or minimize any effect they'd have on Toffee's plans. To keep his own region quiet, Toffee will engineer a problem or pass the blame for an "accident" to draw focus back to the squabbling groups around him. Even his pride is negligible compared to feinting a loss to convince the right people he's harmless. Toffee has no reservations against using his vast reserves of force to deal with an opponent when all else fails, but doing so recklessly would only inform the other Earth factions that he's a threat to watch for.


	[[Category:Homebrew Settings]]		[[Category:Homebrew Settings]]
	[[Category:Disney Villains Victorious]]		[[Category:Disney Villains Victorious]]

1d4chan>Blue Man: /* King Phobos of Metaworld (W.I.T.C.H., 2005) */

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King Phobos of Metaworld (W.I.T.C.H., 2005)

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	Khan is a devoted social darwinist, and to him, the city is the perfect jungle. The strong survive, and the weak either find a way to make themselves useful to the upper crust or die off. In the food chain of Cape Suzette, Khan himself perches comfortably at the top, having established his dominance on years of tireless work expanding his holdings and grappling with other titans of business until only he remained. Only Don Karnage, de facto ruler of nearby Pirate’s Island, stands equal to Khan in his eyes, and together, they work to ensure both get their cut of the action to be had in the booming port of call. The cutthroat business culture of Suzette may be a place where the strong willed and ruthless, like Karnage and Khan, can thrive, but the same cannot be said for the city’s meeker populace. Though no institutionalized hierarchy exists, it is generally understood that with rare exception, the only ones who will ever garner enough respect to sit at the table with other bosses of Suzette are predators. Though some manage great success despite the odds, the vast majority of prey animals are maintained in positions of service, as secretaries, whitecollar desk jockeys, or as unskilled labourers while their carnivorous neighbours aspire to much higher stations. The unspoken discrimination faced by prey in Shere Khan’s urban jungle has allowed agents of the Zootopian state to gain ground encouraging dissident anomic demonstrations and civil disobedience, and while Bellwether’s operations have not intensified into armed conflict, the threat of rebellion looms. Khan Industries, in retaliation, have taken steps towards courting the Zootopian underworld with an offer to extend its most generous support.		Khan is a devoted social darwinist, and to him, the city is the perfect jungle. The strong survive, and the weak either find a way to make themselves useful to the upper crust or die off. In the food chain of Cape Suzette, Khan himself perches comfortably at the top, having established his dominance on years of tireless work expanding his holdings and grappling with other titans of business until only he remained. Only Don Karnage, de facto ruler of nearby Pirate’s Island, stands equal to Khan in his eyes, and together, they work to ensure both get their cut of the action to be had in the booming port of call. The cutthroat business culture of Suzette may be a place where the strong willed and ruthless, like Karnage and Khan, can thrive, but the same cannot be said for the city’s meeker populace. Though no institutionalized hierarchy exists, it is generally understood that with rare exception, the only ones who will ever garner enough respect to sit at the table with other bosses of Suzette are predators. Though some manage great success despite the odds, the vast majority of prey animals are maintained in positions of service, as secretaries, whitecollar desk jockeys, or as unskilled labourers while their carnivorous neighbours aspire to much higher stations. The unspoken discrimination faced by prey in Shere Khan’s urban jungle has allowed agents of the Zootopian state to gain ground encouraging dissident anomic demonstrations and civil disobedience, and while Bellwether’s operations have not intensified into armed conflict, the threat of rebellion looms. Khan Industries, in retaliation, have taken steps towards courting the Zootopian underworld with an offer to extend its most generous support.

	== King Phobos of Metaworld (W.I.T.C.H.~~, 2005~~) ==		== King Phobos of Metaworld (Origin: W.I.T.C.H.) ==

	King - Phobos		King - Phobos

1d4chan>Blue Man: /* King Phobos of Metaworld (W.I.T.C.H., 2005) */

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King Phobos of Metaworld (W.I.T.C.H., 2005)

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	Khan is a devoted social darwinist, and to him, the city is the perfect jungle. The strong survive, and the weak either find a way to make themselves useful to the upper crust or die off. In the food chain of Cape Suzette, Khan himself perches comfortably at the top, having established his dominance on years of tireless work expanding his holdings and grappling with other titans of business until only he remained. Only Don Karnage, de facto ruler of nearby Pirate’s Island, stands equal to Khan in his eyes, and together, they work to ensure both get their cut of the action to be had in the booming port of call. The cutthroat business culture of Suzette may be a place where the strong willed and ruthless, like Karnage and Khan, can thrive, but the same cannot be said for the city’s meeker populace. Though no institutionalized hierarchy exists, it is generally understood that with rare exception, the only ones who will ever garner enough respect to sit at the table with other bosses of Suzette are predators. Though some manage great success despite the odds, the vast majority of prey animals are maintained in positions of service, as secretaries, whitecollar desk jockeys, or as unskilled labourers while their carnivorous neighbours aspire to much higher stations. The unspoken discrimination faced by prey in Shere Khan’s urban jungle has allowed agents of the Zootopian state to gain ground encouraging dissident anomic demonstrations and civil disobedience, and while Bellwether’s operations have not intensified into armed conflict, the threat of rebellion looms. Khan Industries, in retaliation, have taken steps towards courting the Zootopian underworld with an offer to extend its most generous support.		Khan is a devoted social darwinist, and to him, the city is the perfect jungle. The strong survive, and the weak either find a way to make themselves useful to the upper crust or die off. In the food chain of Cape Suzette, Khan himself perches comfortably at the top, having established his dominance on years of tireless work expanding his holdings and grappling with other titans of business until only he remained. Only Don Karnage, de facto ruler of nearby Pirate’s Island, stands equal to Khan in his eyes, and together, they work to ensure both get their cut of the action to be had in the booming port of call. The cutthroat business culture of Suzette may be a place where the strong willed and ruthless, like Karnage and Khan, can thrive, but the same cannot be said for the city’s meeker populace. Though no institutionalized hierarchy exists, it is generally understood that with rare exception, the only ones who will ever garner enough respect to sit at the table with other bosses of Suzette are predators. Though some manage great success despite the odds, the vast majority of prey animals are maintained in positions of service, as secretaries, whitecollar desk jockeys, or as unskilled labourers while their carnivorous neighbours aspire to much higher stations. The unspoken discrimination faced by prey in Shere Khan’s urban jungle has allowed agents of the Zootopian state to gain ground encouraging dissident anomic demonstrations and civil disobedience, and while Bellwether’s operations have not intensified into armed conflict, the threat of rebellion looms. Khan Industries, in retaliation, have taken steps towards courting the Zootopian underworld with an offer to extend its most generous support.

	== King Phobos of ~~Meridian~~ (W.I.T.C.H., 2005) ==		== King Phobos of Metaworld (W.I.T.C.H., 2005) ==

	King - Phobos		King - Phobos