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fandom.101universe | # Merchant Street
Merchant Street was a street at Pigswick Academy in Wysteria.
Points of interest.
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fandom.101universe | # Merle
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fandom.101universe | # Merle Ambrose
Merle Ambrose is the Headmaster of Ravenwood School of Magical Arts, the school of magic for Wizard City and the most prominent in the entire Spiral. He co-founded both the school and city alongside with his great and ancient friend, the Grandfather Tree Bartleby. Ambrose was also the co-founder of the Order of the Silver Rose alongside King Artorius of Avalon, Ambrose's homeworld, and he later became the ambassador for Wizard City in the Council of Light.
Ambrose is a wise and powerful wizard, regarded by many as possibly the greatest in the entire Spiral. He is advanced in all types of magic, except for Shadow. Usually accompanied by his friend Gamma, Ambrose used his influence to better the lives of people in the Spiral.
With his protégé and famed savior of the Spiral known as the Wizard, Ambrose helped to defeat many evils throughout the Spiral, including powerful dark wizards and entities among the likes of Malistaire, Morganthe, and Grandfather Spider.
Biography.
Early life.
Merle Ambrose was born on the world of Avalon. He grew up there, and as a young boy he met his lifelong pet and best friend, Gamma the Owl. At a young age, Merle began to show signs of magical qualities, but because magic was looked down upon in Avalon he kept his magical abilities hidden. He eventually came across the Weirwood, a magical forest of Elves, Fairies, Froudlings, and other magical creatures. These creatures taught Merle how to use his magical abilities, and Ambrose eventually became a Master Wizard.
Foundation of Wizard City.
One day, Ambrose came across Bartleby while travelling through the Spiral. Together, they decided found Wizard City and Ravenwood School of Magical Arts as a way for young children from across the Spiral to learn magic.
Soon after, Ambrose went on a journey across the Spiral once again, to find the best instructors for his new school. He found himself in Karamelle, an island world in the Candied Isles, when he was captured and jailed by the Brothers Bonbon. The young wizard Lydia Greyrose stumbled across the situation and saved him, thus beginning a lifelong friendship. Greyrose joined Ambrose on his quest to find other Magic Professors, and together they traveled to many worlds. Some of these worlds included Darkmoor, where he and Lydia taunted the Night Hags, and another was Azteca, where they saved a young Krok named Memphis from Spike Horns. Lydia Greyrose was the first instructor hired by Ambrose; she became the Professor of Ravenwood's School of Ice. Memphis would later become the first Professor of Ravenwood's School of Fire.
Stopping Malistaire Drake.
Death of Sylvia Drake.
Unexpectedly, the Life Professor at Ravenwood, Sylvia Drake, came down with a severe cold. Attempts were made to cure her of her illness, but nothing worked. Her husband and School of Death professor Malistaire Drake became enraged. He went on a rampage that began with the sinking of the School of Death, which he threw into Nightside. Malistaire began to find a way that he could bring his beloved Sylvia back, and cast aside any that he thought would try to stop him. This led Malistaire on a quest to find the Order of the Fang and gain access to the "Krokonomicon", a magical book with properties of Life and Death which he would use to revive his dead wife.
To fill in the void left by Sylvia's death so that classes at the School of Life could continue, Ambrose sent a heartfelt request to Emperor Yoshihito of MooShu asking him if he would part with Moolinda Wu, his greatest pupil, to become the new Life Professor. He agreed, but Moolinda was hesitant on leaving her familiar life. Eventually she agreed to take the position, after conferring with her father, Frookwan Wu.
Finding the Wizard.
Fearing Malistaire's immense power unchecked, Ambrose alongside his pet Gamma began to search for someone who could match or even surpass his power and save the Spiral. They cast a summoning spell into the universe, and with this found the individual who would later be known as the the Wizard, a child from Earth who had never heard of magic before, yet possessed extraordinary power. Ambrose and Gamma brought the child to Ambrose's tower in the Commons in Wizard City, and the two of them consulted the Book of Secrets to find out what type of Wizard they were. After some further questioning, the Wizard was brought to Wizard City.
In Golem Court, Merle Ambrose and Gamma met the Wizard in person, and the two of them introduced themselves. They told the Wizard a little about Ravenwood and what it meant to be a wizard, but these talks were short cut as the earth shook and a thunderstorm began overhead. Ambrose remarked about how odd this was, and he head into Golem Tower to investigate the matter, asking for the Wizard to go along with him. They were apprehensive, but Gamma affirmed them that they would be safe with the Headmaster.
Confrontation in Golem Tower.
Inside Golem Tower, Ambrose came across Malistaire Drake, who had detected the arrival of Ambrose's savior and attacked Golem Tower with two of his Draconian henchmen. Ambrose defended the new student, and used the duel that ensued between the Draconians and the Wizard as a way to introduce them to magic. Malistaire eventually fled the scene.
Undead invasion of Wizard City.
Not long after, but before they could enrolled, Ambrose had the Wizard go straight to Unicorn Way because of a supernatural incursion that had just begun to take place. Ambrose figured that since they had already shown their potential in Golem Tower, practical experience would serve them better than lectures. The Wizard ultimately saved Unicorn Way from the attack, which had been orchestrated by the Underworld tyrant Rattlebones.
The Undead invasion continued in the Three Streets, and Merle sent the Wizard to speak with Sergeant Muldoon of the Wizard City Guard so that they could help. The Wizard managed to save the Three Streets, and in the process they and Ambrose were able to figure out that the attacks were related, and that they were possibly a distraction to prevent the Headmaster from finding out Malistaire's real plans. To find out more, Merle needed access to Library Archives in the Wizard City Library, but the Tower Key was locked in Sapphyra's Tower, which had since been haunted by Foulgaze. The Wizard defeated Foulgaze, and so the Tower Key was recovered.
Doing research in the Library Archives, Ambrose discovered that the invasions on Wizard City were being led by Lord Nightshade, who was working for Malistaire. It was also learned that Lord Nightshade was holding books that had been stolen from the Library by Malistaire, and that they were being kept in Stormdrain Tower in the Haunted Cave off of Triton Avenue. Following Nightshade's defeat, a journal and a Skeleton Key were found. The journal told of a hidden door behind the waterfall at Rainbow Bridge in the Commons, and Ambrose became concerned that whatever was behind this door in Nightside would be sinister in nature. However, it turned out to just be the location of the School of Death after it was thrown out from the main Ravenwood campus by Malistaire in his anger. Ambrose told the Wizard to keep the location of the Death School a secret, but revealed to them that he had learned of some more intriguing details in the journal. Merle now knew that Malistaire had traveled to Krokotopia in search of the Order of the Fang.
Search for the "Krokonomicon".
Not wanting Malistaire to find the "Krokonomicon" in fear of what he would do with it, Ambrose gave the Wizard the Spiral Keys to Wizard City and Krokotopia and tasked them with traveling to Krokotopia to locate the Order of the Fang and collect the book before Malistaire could. There the Wizard quickly discovered that Malistaire had already come to Krokotopia, and that the Tuts had reawakened from their Great Sleep and re-enslaved the Manders. They were successful in their mission to reunite the Order of the Fang, and with their help ultimately were able to defeat Krokopatra, crippling the Tut army and freeing the Manders. However, the "Krokonomicon" was revealed by Krokopatra to have been sealed inside the Sarcophagus of the Souls, which had been sent to the Royal Museum in Marleybone City. The Wizard was sent by Sergeant Major Talbot to Marleybone City, to continue the search for the "Krokonomicon".
In Marleybone City, the Wizard confirmed that the Sarcophagus of the Souls containing the "Krokonomicon" was indeed in the custody of the Royal Museum under curator Clancy Pembroke, where it was being processed for display. Pembroke would not let the Wizard see the Sarcophagus, even though it contained the "Krokonomicon" that Malistaire Drake desperately wanted. Pembroke told the Wizard to talk to Mayor Pimsbury for him to possibly make an exception, but even the Mayor would not budge, as he felt the gang uprising in the city needed to be addressed first, also assuring the Wizard that the safest place for the book was the museum, as it was protected from most forms of magic. Working with detective Sherlock Bones who was himself working with the Scotland Yard, the Wizard helped with the problems with the O'Leary gang, who were being aided by Malistaire with the summoning of Undead, in order to free Meowiarty from his cell in Newgate Prison. As the police attempted to find Meowiarty, the Wizard was sent to help with the case of Doctor Xavier Xandros AKA "Jacques the Scratcher," whose true identity was revealed and the case was solved, with him ultimately being put in police custody. During this case, detectives of Scotland Yard uncovered that the Clockworks that had also been invading the city were created by Doctor Von Katzenstein, to protect Meowiarty. After Doctor Von Katzenstein was defeated his assistant Grunk confirmed this to be true, and built a Clockwork that wanted to leave to his "Master" in Big Ben, where Meowiarty resided. It was then learned that Meowiarty and the O'Learys had broken into the Royal Museum and stolen the "Krokonomicon" from the Sarcophagus of the Souls, this being the reason for being holed up in Big Ben. The Wizard battled their way up Big Ben, and at the top engaged in a duel with Meowiarty who was accompanied by Malistaire, who took the "Krokonomicon" with him to Dragonspyre.
Saving the Emperor.
The Wizard took the news of what transpired in Marleybone City back to Merle Ambrose in Wizard City, and Ambrose reacted to the news of Malistaire having the "Krokonomicon" and going to Dragonspyre that it could be trouble. However, to get to Dragonspyre Malistaire would need the Spiral Key, and only Emperor Yoshihito had it. Ambrose gave the Wizard the Spiral Key to MooShu, and told them to use it to travel to the world and warn the Emperor not to let the Spiral Key to Dragonspyre out of his sight, as the fate of all the Spiral was at stake.
In MooShu, the Wizard learned that Malistaire had already paid the Emperor a visit, and despite the efforts of the Jade Champion to protect him, the Emperor was wounded by Malistaire, and the necromancer fled to Dragonspyre using the Emperor's Spiral Key, but he left it behind. With the Emperor out of commission, dark forces sprung up all over MooShu, including the Plague Oni, War Oni, and Death Oni. A war also broke out between the Imperial forces and the forces of Warlord Katsumori, after the Warlord stole the Emperor's sword. The Wizard helped end this war, coming across and defeating the War Oni in the process. The Plague Oni, who had tainted the healing waters of MooShu, was also dealt with as was the Death Oni, who had tainted the Tree of Life. Using the Emperor's sword, the healing waters and the Fruit of Life from the Tree of Life, the Emperor would presumably be healed, but upon entering the Jade Palace the Jade Oni was discovered to have possessed the Emperor, but the Oni was quickly defeated. The Emperor returned to his former self and was cured. The Spiral Key was given to them, and the Emperor told them to head back to Wizard City and tell Ambrose that the Key was in their possession.
In Wizard City, Ambrose was told by the Wizard of what had happened in MooShu, and he shared empathy for Yoshihito and that he couldn't stop Malistaire from taking the Spiral Key and using it to go to Dragonspyre, and shared optimism for at least having the Key.
Trouble in Dragonspyre.
Ambrose told the Wizard to speak with Cyrus Drake, Malistaire's brother and the Myth Professor, for advice on how to stop him. This led to a confrontation with Cyrus in the Myth Tower, as he needed to know if they had any chance of surviving against his brother. The Wizard impressed him, and so Cyrus agreed to accompany the Wizard in Dragonspyre as he felt they would need his help to defeat him. In the world itself, Cyrus directed them at the beginning but could not continue, as he felt that going any further would alert Malistaire of his presence. The plan to stop Malistaire culminated in a battle in the Great Spyre, where Malistaire was killed by the Wizard in a duel, and peace returned to the Spiral, with Sylvia Drake's spirit set free.
In the Great Spyre, Cyrus opened a portal back to Ambrose's office, where he and the Wizard both traveled through. Ambrose was ecstatic at the news of Malistaire's defeat, and reminisced on when his student first enrolled, and how he knew he saw something special in them. Cyrus apologized for the actions of his brother, but assured that he did his best to set things right. He also said that he should have trusted Ambrose's instincts about the Wizard, and that although their career was off to a rough start, they had grown into a "remarkable student." Ambrose agreed, and suggested heading back to classes as he was certain everyone could need a break from adventure.
Terror of Morganthe.
Grand Celestian Expedition.
One day, the Resonating Omni Audio-Graph built by Halston Balestrom to listen to storm energy across the Spiral began to convey a garbled message from somewhere beyond. Balestrom called upon the Wizard to come help him by taking his device near Four Falls Mill on Triton Avenue, so that it could get a better reception. Once this was done, the signal was fully received by the device, and a message was shown with a "strange language" that needed to be decoded. Balestrom sent the Wizard to speak to Zan'ne for some possible knowledge on the language, but Zan'ne did not have the skill to translate it, and sent them to Alhazred. The Balance Professor stated that he knew the language and could translate it if he had his Stone of Mazzaroth, but it had been stolen. Alhazred found out through magic that the Krok named Typhon Dustwind had been connected to the theft, and it was later discovered by confronting Dustwind that a Shadow Weaver had been pulling the strings, and one piece of the Stone of Mazzaroth was found. The other two were held by Zarichi Tarakata at the Village of Sorrow in MooShu's Imperial City, and Vesna Shadowscar in Dragonspyre's Crucible. Once the Stone was put back together by Shadowscar, the message was finally translated, where it was learned that it was a distress call from Thurston Plunkett, requesting assistance on Celestia on behalf of the Spiral Geographic Society. The SGS had been attacked by the Crustaceans, and Plunkett warned of the Umbra Queen's return. To save Plunkett and the SGS, the Wizard needed to find the Spiral Key to Celestia, and so they were sent by Balestrom to the Royal Museum in Marleybone City to speak with Walter Chaplin. Through Chaplin, it was learned the Spiral Key was placed in the Spiral Geographic Society archives clock tower in Regent's Square, but that it had been overrun by "ruffians, thugs, and monsters." Fighting through the tower, the Wizard found the Spiral Key at last, but it had been blackened and split in two. Back in Ravenwood, Balestrom reassured the Wizard of their accomplishment and told them he could fix the Spiral Key, but that it would take time, and that he would summon them when it was finally fixed. Not long after, Ambrose summoned the Wizard to his office and informed them that Balestrom's efforts to enter the Spiral Door to Celestia had been succesful, and that he had fixed the Spiral Key. Ambrose gave them the Key, and told them to help the Spiral Geographic Society out.
Zafaria.
"To be added"'
Avalon.
"To be added"
Azteca.
"To be added"
Khrysalis.
"To be added"
Return of Grandfather Spider.
The Wizard's graduation.
"To be added"
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fandom.101universe | # Merle Ambrose's House
Merle Ambrose's House was the grand abode and office of Ravenwood headmaster Merle Ambrose.
History.
"To be added"
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fandom.101universe | # Merlin Fubbs
Merlin Fubbs was a ship vendor of the docks on the Isle of Dogs.
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fandom.101universe | # Merrik BattleCry
Merrik BattleCry was a Theurge.
Behind the scenes.
Merrik BattleCry was a Rank 12, Level 95 Life Minion in "Wizard101". He was retired in the November 2020 update with the rest of the Level 95 Henchmen.
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fandom.101universe | # Merriweather Clark
Merriweather Clark was the son of Marco Pollo's navigator, Christopher Clark.
Biography.
"To be added"
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fandom.101universe | # Mesa Brown
Mesa Brown, known by her online alias Maceryn, is the CRM Marketing at KingsIsle Entertainment. She is also a Twitch streamer and voice actor. In "Wizard101", Brown voiced Renee Moosso and Doctor's Prune Irregular, both part of the Lemuria expansion released on November 30, 2021. She also has made appearances on "KingsIsle Live!"
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fandom.101universe | # Messenia
Messenia is a region of Aquila.
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fandom.101universe | # Metal Legion
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fandom.101universe | # Meti Karanahn
Meti Karanahn was one of the four princes of Krokotopia.
Biography.
"To be added"
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fandom.101universe | # Metrodora
Metrodora was a cook in the camp in Illios.
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fandom.101universe | # Mevian DarkMaw
Mevian DarkMaw is a Thaumaturge.
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fandom.101universe | # Mia Smith
Mia Smith (born January 16, 1999), known formerly as DearlyDoodles, is an American artist who currently holds the position of Associate Character Artist at KingsIsle Entertainment, working on both "Wizard101" and "Pirate101". She first started working for KingsIsle in 2021 and most notably worked on the Karamelle, Lemuria, and Novus expansions for "Wizard101" in 2020, 2021, and 2022.
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fandom.101universe | # Mic Las Bronzewing
Mic Las Bronzewing was an Avian who needed help from the Wizard to find the Marleybonian novelist Kathleen Wilder, who had come to Azteca to find El Yollotl.
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fandom.101universe | # Micah Anglegrinder
Micah Anglegrinder was a member of the Brunching Club.
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fandom.101universe | # Micah Anklegrinder
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fandom.101universe | # Michael Stone
Michael Stone is a pirate captain who tried to use magic to put his ship in a bottle but in the process trapped himself inside as well. The bottle was then stolen by the Waponi Water Moles. He was freed by the Pirate with the help of Kana Kol.
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fandom.101universe | # Mick Dagger
Mick Dagger was the leader of the Bilge Rats.
Biography.
Sometime in the past, Mick Jagger became the leader of the Bilge Rats in the Skull Island settlement of Scrimshaw. While leader, the Bilge Rats invaded the house of Remington, uncle of the famed Mouse fencer Sarah Steele. Remington was able to drive Dagger and the Bilge Rats from his home, but not before they stole his sword. Not long after or concurrently with this incident, Dagger and the Bilge Rats began a conflict with rival gang the Rat Pack.
During Steele's promotion to swashbuckler, she consulted her trainer Morgan Lafitte to see if she was ready, and Lafitte told Steele that her swashbuckling skills were good, but that she lacked a fine blade. Steele and her Captain's crew went on a quest to find her uncle Remington's sword, but not after retrieving the Golden Spyglass from her other uncle, Nicodemus. Through conversations with Remington and One-Eyed Jack, they figured out the hiding place of the Bilge Rats in Flotsam, but upon arriving Dagger was not there, but they were met with hostile force from some of Dagger's men. The Rats were defeated, and they pleaded for mercy, giving away their boss' actual location at the High House back in Scrimshaw. Steele and her Captain's crew confronted Dagger in the High House and a fight ensued, where Dagger was defeated and handed over Remington's sword back to Steele.
Behind the scenes.
Mick Dagger is named after , the lead singer of the real-world English band the Rolling Stones.
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fandom.101universe | # Mickey Dugan
Mickey Dugan is the Town Crier of Skull Island. Working under Captain Horace Avery as part of his organization, he makes announcements in Avery's Court. Hailing from Jonah Town, Dugan grew up with a knack for overhearing the tales of travelers who came in and out of the town, which he used to his advantage spreading news and rumors. After talking about gossip he head heard from Gullet, he was forced to flee from Jonah Town on a merchant ship from Marleybone and ended up on the Isle of Dogs. In his new homeworld, Dugan befriended publisher Richard Outcault, and he worked for Outcault's popular news sheet, first as a delivery boy and then as a rumor monger, hunting down stories for his boss to print. However, he eventually would have to flee back to Skull Island when Outcault's news sheet published a story containing rumors that Dugan had helped publish, embarassing a Peer of the Realm. He then found employment with Captain Avery, who needed someone to keep an ear to the ground.
Biography.
Early life.
Mickey Dugan grew up as a humble orphan in Jonah Town. He had a knack for overhearing interesting tales from travelers far away. Dugan made a name for himself by spreading news and rumors around town, which he would often get some reward for. Dugan overheard some gossip from Gullet, however talking about it earned him the wrath of the Frogfather, and so he fled Jonah Town on merchant ship from Marleybone, and ended up on the Isle of Dogs.
In Marleybone, Dugan would befriend Richard Outcault, the publisher of a popular news sheet. He worked for his new friend's business first as a delivery boy, before climbing the ranks to a fully-fledged rumor monger where he would hunt down stories for his boss to print. History unfortunately repeated itself when Outcault's news sheet published a story containing rumors Dugan helped publish embarrassed a Peer of the Realm.
Working for Horace Avery.
Dugan quickly fled Marleybone and made his way back to his homeworld, Skull Island. Upon returning, Dugan found employment with Captain Horace Avery, who had need of someone that could keep an ear to the ground.
Message from Lord Chagatai.
Following the defeat of the Amber Horde and Lo Pan, Lord Chagatai sent a message to the Pirate through Mickey Dugan for them to come and handle the situation with Moo Manchu.
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fandom.101universe | # Midnight Bandit
The Midnight Bandit was a toreador outlaw allied with the Wild Bunch that repeatedly pilfered the town of Cooper's Roost in the morning hours and robbed the general store, much to the dismay of Rooster Cogburn. After the outlaw fought the Pirate on his ship the "Midnight Special", he was jailed at the Sheriff's Office.
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fandom.101universe | # Midnight Special
The Midnight Special was a Wild Bunch ship captained by the Midnight Bandit.
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fandom.101universe | # Mighty Warrior
Mighty Warrior was a weapon vendor in the Bison Village in Cool Ranch.
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fandom.101universe | # Miguel de Olivares
Miguel de Olivares was a member of the Opposition against the Monquistan Crown.
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fandom.101universe | # Mika Skarka
Mika Skarka is a Jade Oni who guards the Tower of Absolute Being in MooShu's Imperial City.
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fandom.101universe | # Mike MacRae
Mike MacRae (born July 29, 1977) is an American actor and comedian, based in Austin, Texas. He is the voice of the Old One and Dasein in "Wizard101". MacRae is most well known for his blend of impressions and traditional stand-up, and is also a voice-over performer for television, anime, and video games. He made his first television appearance on the series ' and would go on to make appearances on shows like the '. He was a full cast member on the sketch comedy series ', which ran for two seasons, and appeared in the 2014 feature film '. His skills in voice-over led him to voice many characters for anime English dubs and he has done his impressions for animated series like ' and '. He has notably been the voice of character , filling in for , in several video games in which he appears, such as ', all three installments of the ' series, and "".
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fandom.101universe | # Mike Sears
Michael Sears is an American writer and voice actor who is the Senior Narrative Game Designer at KingsIsle Entertainment, and the primary writer and "Loremaster" of "Wizard101" and a writer for "Pirate101". He voices many characters in both MMORPGs, including Sparck, Bryce Crispie, the Quizzler, and Moo Bu in "Wizard101" and Mr. Gandry and Milo Graytail in "Pirate101".
Sears started off as an intern at KingsIsle around the time of the development of Grizzleheim for "Wizard101" after neighbor and KingsIsle creative director J. Todd Coleman offered to pay him in some way to use his voice acting talent after Sears lost his job and was facing the possibility of having to sell his home and relocate.
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fandom.101universe | # Mike Stone
Mike Stone was the Associate Producer for "Pirate101". He went by the alias of "Johnny Ringo".
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fandom.101universe | # Milaka Jewelbender
Milaka Jewelbender was a master crystal cutter from Dragonspyre.
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fandom.101universe | # Mildred Farseer
Mildred Farseer was a witch that taught spells.
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fandom.101universe | # Millenium Raptor
The Millenium Raptor was a ship captained by Grumpy Jeff Haskell.
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fandom.101universe | # Mills
Private Mills was a Grenadier Sergeant and later Lieutenant in Her Majesty's Armed Forces.
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fandom.101universe | # Milo Barker
Milo Barker is the ring leader of the Pet Pavilion in Wizard City.
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fandom.101universe | # Milo Graytail
Milo Graytail is a Rat brigand that hails from the Graytail family of Albion. He used to be a part of Pirate Jenny's crew.
Biography.
"To be added"
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fandom.101universe | # Milos Bookwyrm
Milos Bookwyrm was the head librarian at the Dragonspyre Library in the Atheneum, Dragonspyre.
Biography.
"To be added"
Relationships.
"To be added"
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fandom.101universe | # Mimir Winterbane
Mimir Winterbane was a spirit trapped in the Well of Urd.
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fandom.101universe | # Minami Docks
The Minami Docks were the docks attached to the island that contains Yagizawa Village, in the Khotan Skyway in MooShu.
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fandom.101universe | # Mindy Pixiecrown
Mindy Pixiecrown is a Thaumaturge who helped the Wizard with the Gobbler's invasion of Colossus Boulevard. She is the niece of Private O'Doyle of the Wizard City Guard.
Biography.
Invasion of Colossus Boulevard.
Mindy Pixiecrown is a student studying Ice Magic at Ravenwood. She was doing a school project on Colossus Boulevard for her professor, Lydia Greyrose, when she had to stop due to the invasion of Colossus Boulevard by the Gobblers.
With the street becoming too dangerous, the Wizard was sent to Mindy Pixiecrown by her uncle, Private O'Doyle. Mindy expressed relief at their arrival, and informed them she needed help. The Gobblers had shown up and started to eat everything in their sight, and the Evil Snowmen didn't do much to assist anyone. She suggested defeating some of the Gobblers and Evil Snowmen, hoping they would somehow be scared and chase the rest away. When this didn't work, Mindy had the Wizard speak to Lydia Greyrose in the School of Ice to figure out what could be done, while Mindy stayed on Colossus Boulevard to control the damage being done to the street.
The Wizard returned to Mindy with a list of ingredients for a potion that would make the Gobblers lose their appetite. Mindy set up the cauldron for the potion, and requested that the Wizard receive the first ingredient; Stinkweed, which they found growing around the street. Mindy brewed the first batch of potion, and told the Wizard to fight some Gobblers so they could force them to drink the potion. Once this was done Mindy analyzed if the potion had any effect, but concluded it didn't quite work. While Mindy brewed a stronger potion, the Wizard went to Gobblestone Castle to reason with the Gobbler King and try to stop the Gobblers' consumption of the city and get them to leave.
These negotations took a turn for the worse when the Gobbler King stated that Wizard City would be taken over by the Gobblers and dubbed "New Gobblerton". Mindy told the Wizard to take the Gobbler King's Royal Decree to Headmaster Ambrose, to see what he he thought they could do. Ambrose had the Wizard fight some Gobblers to test their strength, and after doing so Ambrose gave them a letter to take back to Mindy.
The new plan called for challenging the Gobbler King's two closest advisors: Baron Greebly and Baron Rotunda. As dueling wasn't Mindy's strength, she suggested the Wizard go do it in her place. With the Gobbler King's advisors defeated, he surrendered his attack on Wizard City. He then asked that the Gobblers be allowed to stay, as they were too scared to return to their home world of Karamelle. Mindy congratulated the Wizard for bringing peace with the Gobblers, and she urged them to be sure to tell Headmaster Ambrose what the Gobbler King had said. With no more turmoil, she was able to get back to her project.
Briskbreeze Tower.
"To be added"
Four Horseguys.
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fandom.101universe | # Minos
Minos was a King of the First Empire of Aquila, the ruler of the isle of Knossos. As king, Minos acted only to benefit his wealth and power. This angered the Immortals, leading them to turn Minos' son in the dreaded Minotaur and turn their back on Aquila after the eruption of Mount Thera, which laid waste to the island of Knossos.
Biography.
"To be added"
Behind the scenes.
In Greek mythology, Minos was the first King of Crete, and the son of Zeus and Europa.
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fandom.101universe | # Minotaur
A Minotaur is a race from the world of Aquila.
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fandom.101universe | # Miracle Mitch
Miracle Mitch is a healer who operates the Miracle Shack in Avery's Court.
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fandom.101universe | # Mirage
Mirage is a desert world in the Spiral. It is a member of the Council of Light.
History.
Rule by the Baboolonian Empire.
At one point, Mirage was ruled by the Baboolonian Empire of Baboolon.
Xerxes and the Purrzians.
"To be added"
The Iron Fang.
Sometime after the fall of Overlord Xerxes and the Purrzians, the Serpentine Empire rose to power and ruled Mirage with a regime known as the Iron Fang. They were later defeated, and the Serpentines fled into the underground city of Istanboa.
The Sands of Time.
Around 2016, Grandfather Spider headed to Mirage and was assisted by the Cabal as he attempted to reverse the Sands of Time to undo the Spiral and restore the First World.
| Mirage |
fandom.101universe | # Miranda
| Miranda |
fandom.101universe | # Miranda (Kalamar)
Miranda was a Kalamar female living in Nowhere Village on Aeriel.
| Miranda (Kalamar) |
fandom.101universe | # Miranda (island)
Miranda was a haunted island town in the Haunted Skyway in Cool Ranch.
| Miranda (island) |
fandom.101universe | # Miriel Rivers
Miriel Rivers is a miller that resides in Upper Caer Lyon in Avalon.
| Miriel Rivers |
fandom.101universe | # Mirkholm Keep
Mirkholm Keep is an area of Grizzleheim known for its forests and deep caverns. It was a site of a battle between the Wolves and Bears.
History.
"To be added"
| Mirkholm Keep |
fandom.101universe | # Misaki Kimoto
Misaki Kimoto was a helmet vendor at Celestial Holdings at Hamamitsu Garden.
| Misaki Kimoto |
fandom.101universe | # Mister Lincoln
| Mister Lincoln |
fandom.101universe | # Mister Scrooge
| Mister Scrooge |
fandom.101universe | # Mithraya
Mithraya was a being that was fought by the Wizard during the Trial of the Spheres.
Behind the scenes.
"To be added"
| Mithraya |
fandom.101universe | # Mjolnir
| Mjolnir |
fandom.101universe | # Mjölnir
Mjölnir, also known as the Hammer of Thor, is a mystical hammer that belonged to Thor.
| Mjölnir |
fandom.101universe | # Mkhai Karanahn
Mkhai Karanahn was one of the four princes of Krokotopia.
| Mkhai Karanahn |
fandom.101universe | # Moatkins CurdWright
Moatkins CurdWright was a Burrower who resided in Pepper Grass Nook.
| Moatkins CurdWright |
fandom.101universe | # Moe
Moe was a member of Ratbeard's crew.
Biography.
"To be added"
| Moe |
fandom.101universe | # Moh'Lharz
Moh'Lharz was the mercenary leader of the Ravenous Teeth.
Behind the scenes.
Moh'Lharz's name comes from the word "molars," which is a pun based on his position as the leader of the Ravenous Teeth.
| Moh'Lharz |
fandom.101universe | # Mokuami Adachi
Mokuami Adachi was a housing vendor at Subata Temple.
| Mokuami Adachi |
fandom.101universe | # Mole
Moles are a race of beings in the Spiral.
| Mole |
fandom.101universe | # Mollus
Mollus was a Kalamar male from Nowhere Village, Empyrea.
| Mollus |
fandom.101universe | # Monard SilentTale
Monard SilentTale was a Burrower who sold hats, robes, and shoes in Pepper Grass Nook.
| Monard SilentTale |
fandom.101universe | # Mondli Greenhoof
Mondli Greenhoof was a Captain of the Zamunda Guard. He was the cousin of Sir Reginald Baxby.
Appearances.
==Notes and references=
| Mondli Greenhoof |
fandom.101universe | # Monkey
Monkeys, also known as Monquistans, are a race in the Spiral, native to Monquista.
| Monkey |
fandom.101universe | # Monkey King
Monkey King is one of the Celestials from the world of MooShu.
| Monkey King |
fandom.101universe | # Monquista
Monquista is a world in the Spiral.
History.
"To be added"
| Monquista |
fandom.101universe | # Monquista City
Monquista City is a city in Monquista.
| Monquista City |
fandom.101universe | # Monquistan Navy
The Monquistan Navy is the naval force of Monquista.
History.
Mr. Gandry was a rising star in the Monquistan Navy before a matter of honor and duel led to him renouncing his commission and defecting to Polaris.
Frida, known by her title "the Marchioness," was a graduate of the Monquistan Navy's Royal Naval Academy. She later deserted from the navy, in order to use her military training to foment dissent and revolt against the Crown, which she believed was corrupt. Her lands would ultimately be seized, and Frida was exiled from Monquista.
During the Polarian Wars, the fiery Brastillo de Brass was the leader of a Monquistan naval squadron. In the Battle of Calloo, the Brass Monkey defeated a Polarian fleet three times the size of his squadron. Following the war, de Brass was assigned to Skull Island where he was involved in skirmishes caused by the competing colonial interests of Monquista and Marleybone. In one battle, he defeated more than a dozen Marleybonian ships, earning him the title of "Brass Monkey" from the Royal Navy and making him the most celebrated captain of Skull Island.
| Monquistan Navy |
fandom.101universe | # Monstrologist Burke
| Monstrologist Burke |
fandom.101universe | # Monte Royale
Monte Royale was an island in the Port Regal Skyway in Skull Island.
| Monte Royale |
fandom.101universe | # Monumental Express
The Monumental Express is a sky train that transports riders through Cool Ranch. It was built by Nigel Braxton Brixton III.
| Monumental Express |
fandom.101universe | # MooShu
MooShu is a world in the Spiral. It is a member of the Council of Light, and one of the "Great Powers of the Spiral". A land of scenic mountains, bamboo forests, and serene skies, MooShu is considered one of the most influential and beautiful worlds in the Spiral.
The land is governed by the Imperial Emperor Yoshihito, who was put in a deep sleep by Malistaire Drake when he was refused the Spiral Key to Dragonspyre. During his sleep, war and unrest broke out in MooShu, requiring the intervention of the Wizard, who stopped the war and brought peace to the world once again.
History.
The First Empire of MooShu.
When Dragons lived on MooShu, Emperor Ping formed the First Empire of MooShu using the power of a Dragon. A precedent was set that all future Emperors of MooShu would wield dragon magic, and would call themselves "Descendants of the Dragon".
Emperor Suong's rule.
For thousands of years, MooShu thrived in a period that many claimed to be one of greatest in the world's history.
During the rule of Emperor Suong, the people of MooShu began to develop magic for commoners, when magic would usually be strictly reserved to government officials.
The longtime peace led to many new ideas and art. MooShu rediscovered the Spiral and re-established trade relationships with other worlds. Treaties between these worlds emphasized MooShu's spirit of friendship and cooperation.
Khitan and Manju rule.
However, the treaties angered some of the warlords of MooShu. The small clans of Khitan and Manju mastered the magic of the Spiral, and with their combined power stormed the Jade Palace and imprisoned Emperor Suong.
Their rule on the people of MooShu was hard and cruel, and people relied on the teachings of Moodha from pious monks to get them through life.
War of the clans.
Other than the Khitan and Manji, three neighboring and warring clans began to learn magic on their own and rose to power, weakening the political power of the Emperor at that time. The three clans were so powerful, that they controlled much of MooShu.
Post-war.
After the war between the three clans died down, the newfound peace led to officials having to study an ever-growing library of books and scrolls in order to find a way to stop such a war from happening again. The philosopher Kyung Fyuzi came up with a code of honor that Emperors would therefore only appoint officials based on hard work and merit.
Emperor MooShu's rule.
Utilizing the people's distaste for the corrupt clan leaders that were running the world into the ground, MooShu, an official from the government, rose up and seized power from the Khitan and Manji, with help from the Samoorai of the three clans and the monks of Moodha.
The Samoorai also freed Emperor Suong, who had still been imprisoned at the Jade Palace. MooShu took on the name of Heiji MooShu after one of the Samoorai, and restored the philosophy of Kyung Fyuzi. He also opened the Spiral to only the most worthy.
Emperor Yoshihito's rule.
Years later, Emperor Yoshihito, the "offspring of the Sun", came to power in MooShu.
Emperor Yoshihito made MooShu a founding member of the Council of Light, alongside many other other worlds.
When Sylvia Drake unexpectedly died, Emperor Yoshihito sent his apprentice Moolinda Wu to take her place as professor of the School of Life at Ravenwood School of Magical Arts in Wizard City. Yoshihito had previously been offered to teach at Ravenwood several times, but always declined.
Sometime after, Malistaire Drake came to MooShu and demanded the Spiral Key to Dragonspyre from the Emperor. After the Emperor refused, Malistaire put him into a deep sleep, which lasted for a long while.
During his sleep, evil men rose in power and influence, seeking to take control of MooShu in the absence of an Emperor. They brought strife to the land, destroying villages and killing many.
When The Wizard arrived in MooShu to come to the aid of Emperor Yoshihito, they weren't allowed to enter the Jade Palace to see him. In order to see the Emperor, they had to pass the tests of Mind, Body, and Spirit, which only Yoshihito himself had completed.
Geography.
"To be added"
| MooShu |
fandom.101universe | # MooShu (Emperor)
MooShu was an early Emperor of MooShu, and the namesake of the world. When the land was controlled by three clans, years of infighting led to a period where they were out of control, and MooShu rallied the people against the corrupt clan leaders, seizing power for himself on behalf of all of the world, which took on the name MooShu in his honor.
| MooShu (Emperor) |
fandom.101universe | # Moo Bu
Moo Bu is a legendary Samoorai warrior known in MooShu for his numerous feats, for which he was known by many different titles. Having saved the region several times in the past, he was appointed the leader of the Caravan to Catmandu that was ordered by Emperor Yoshihito to explore the Novus Shard above Catmandu's peaks, known as the Stone of Heaven. He was joined by the Wizard for the journey to Catmandu. Together, they halted the Golden Horde's destruction of Catmandu and saved numerous villagers and most notably Acolyte Ang and String Caster Fuzhi. They would eventually climb the Sacred Cliff to the Sacred Monastery and encounter the Golden Horde's leader, Tung-Ak. They followed Tung-Ak to the Stone of Heaven using a Zheng to get there, but inadvertedly discovered Conatus, Novus's central hub, via a Leyline Door.
Biography.
Legendary adventures.
Moo Bu's many accomplishments include slaying a being known as Gastok the Immortal, quelling the Tide Dragon, fighting his way out of several Star Gators, punching the Sky Serpent, withstanding a thousand Raging Bulls, swimming the Barbecue Pits of Cool Ranch, felling a Dragon with a feather, and fighting a Zheng. He also told tales which led to MooShu falling in love with him, giving him the title of "Romancer of the Three Kingdoms." Another notable event gave him the title of "He Who Turned Back the Traitor's Armies." On several occasions, Moo Bu stopped the Golden Horde from laying claim to the Jade Palace just by snarling at them. He would eventually come to be known as the "Golden Horde Overlord." Moo Bu's adventures became the threatrical universe which spawned at least twenty-three installments.
Caravan to Catmandu.
After the creation of Novus and the appearance of the Shards over the various worlds of the Spiral including the Stone of Heaven over Catmandu, Emperor Yoshihito ordered a Caravan to the Stone to attempt to learn its secrets. He appointed Moo Bu as its leader, since he had saved Catmandu several times in the past. Yoshihito would soon convene with the Wizard, and they would then join up with Moo Bu. The two of them went on a weeks-long voyage to get to Catmandu.
Upon getting to Catmandu, Moo Bu would take note of the fire and destruction of the area caused by the Golden Horde. Moo Bu let the Wizard begin to handle the situation by taking out some of the Golden Horde's Bankhar War Beasts, but right after one of Catmandu's residents, Cora, informed Moo Bu that the Golden Horde had seized a Temple of the Sacred Yarn with Acolyte Ang inside, but not after asking for an autograph and Photomance. Moo Bu and the Wizard entered the temple, and the Wizard fought their way through alone as Moo Bu wanted to see the other "Hero of MooShu" in action. They would soon find the Golden Horde Captain interrogating the Acolyte on how to reach the Stone of Heaven. The Wizard defeated the Captain, and he afterwards recognized Moo Bu. However, he already had what he wanted and left.
Outside the temple, the Acolyte informed Moo Bu and the Wizard of the Captain and Golden Horde's intentions and how all of their destruction was because they meant to find String Caster Fuzhi and her Sacred Yarn. To begin setting things right, Ang told Moo Bu and the Wizard to extinguish the fires from the houses in Catmandu and save the villagers inside. Afterwards, the Acolyte decided that these villagers must be armed to protect themselves from any further aggression, with the Wizard fighting the Golden Horde soldiers and taking their weapons so that Ang could guide them to the Monastery. Ang then gave them his copy of the Sacred Key so that they could access the Sacred Elevator and ascend the Sacred Cliff to the Monastery. Moo Bu told the Wizard that he thought it'd be best if they handled the leader of the Golden Horde themself. In the Monastery, Moo Bu and the Wizard encountered the Golden Horde's leader, Tung-Ak. The Wizard fought Tung-Ak's Colonel and saved the String Caster, who said that the purpose of the Stone of Heaven was to destroy them all.
Moo Bu stayed outside while the Wizard and Fuzhi went inside the Cave of Terrors to find a Zheng. The three of them then rode the Zheng to the Stone of Heaven, with the intent of finding Tung-Ak and bringing him back to Catmandu. However, they were quickly distracted when a door appeared into the Stone. Moo Bu went in, followed by the Wizard and then Fuzhi, albeit begrudgingly. Moo Bu noted the place's similarity to the Stone of Heaven, however suspected he was no longer in Catmandu. The Wizard would soon come into contact with settler Erasmus J. Maxwell Snifflesworth IV of Marleybone's Spiral Geographic Society. Before the Wizard parted ways, Moo Bu warned them to be careful dealing with the delegates of the various Spiral Powers and to not let them use them, as he believed they were egotists first and leaders a distant second. He then went back to the Stone of Heaven.
Stone of Heaven.
"To be added"
Cleaning up Catmandu.
"To be added"
| Moo Bu |
fandom.101universe | # Moo Crew
The Moo Crew is a gang operating in the Heap in Lemuria. It is led by Pips Mooless.
| Moo Crew |
fandom.101universe | # Moo Hu
Moo Hu was His Majesty's Imperial Envoy, who was captured by Moo Manchu.
Biography.
"To be added"
| Moo Hu |
fandom.101universe | # Moo Manchu
Moo Manchu is an evil sorcerous mastermind from MooShu. Following the defeat of the Amber Horde and Lo Pan, Manchu announced his return to the people of Subata via a scroll, and requested that they send the Pirate, who had defeated General Tso and ended his civil war, to the Tower of Winter's Fury. Manchu, who had tried to use the civil war as an opportunity to seize the Imperial Throne and was also previously bested by the Pirate in the Tomb of Kow Cheng, felt that he had been wronged twice and so brought the Pirate to the tower, which he had redubbed the Tower of Moo Manchu, to make them suffer.
Biography.
"To be added"
| Moo Manchu |
fandom.101universe | # Moo Shu
| Moo Shu |
fandom.101universe | # Mooddha
| Mooddha |
fandom.101universe | # Moodha
Moodha, also known as the Great Moodha, is a religious deity in MooShu culture. He is the central figure of Moodhism, a religion popular among the common folk.
| Moodha |
fandom.101universe | # Moodhism
Moodhism is a religion popular amongst the common folk of MooShu. It is centered around a single divine deity, Moodha.
History.
Moodhism rose in prominence in MooShu during the hard rule of the Khitan and Manju clans, thanks to the pious works of Moodhist monks. The teachings of Moodha offered comfort to the people of MooShu in this time. The Moodhist monks later spoke out against the ruling clans, and they allied with the Samoorai, who rose up to free Emperor Suong from the Jade Palace, who had been imprisoned there by the clans.
Behind the scenes.
Moodhism is based on the real-world religion, .
| Moodhism |
fandom.101universe | # Moolinda
| Moolinda |
fandom.101universe | # Moolinda Woo
| Moolinda Woo |
fandom.101universe | # Moolinda Wu
Moolinda Wu is the professor of the School of Life at Ravenwood School of Magical Arts. A native of MooShu, she is a member of the House of Wu, a royally affiliated dynasty of gardeners who were responsible for tending to Emperor Yoshihito's Garden of Eternal Brightness.
Before becoming a professor, Wu was the apprentice of Yoshihito, who took her in and taught her the ways of wizardry. The two grew close, before they parted ways, as Wu became the professor of the School of Life by the special request of headmaster Merle Ambrose following the death of Sylvia Drake.
Biography.
Early life.
Moolinda Wu was born on MooShu. Growing up, Wu was a child of the House of Wu, a clan of gardeners that are responsible for tending the Garden of Eternal Brightness, the personal sanctuary of the Emperor of MooShu. She was seen as being highly skilled, mastering some of the most complex gardening spells with an ease that was far beyond her years.
Moolinda's uncle, Rookwon Wu, realized that her potential ran deeper than the art of gardening. Rookwon sought an audience with Emperor Yoshihito for his esteemed council. Though gardening magic was strong in the House of Wu, it had been long since the family had produced any children that were capable of great feats of wizardry. The Emperor was impressed with Moolinda's skill, and so he declared he would take a personal role in her education as her Master.
Moolinda happily served as the Emperor's apprentice and learned the way of Theurgy, though she still tended to the his personal garden in the hours her schedule allowed for.
Appointment to School of Life.
After the death of Sylvia Drake, Merle Ambrose immediately sent a message to the Emperor of MooShu, his good friend, and asked if he would part with his greatest apprentice so that she may become the new Life Professor. After the Emperor agreed, Wu was appointed as the new professor of the School of Life at Ravenwood.
| Moolinda Wu |
fandom.101universe | # Moon Chamber
The Moon Chamber is a chamber within Mount Olympus.
Behind the scenes.
The Moon Chamber is known as the "Moon Room" on the Mount Olympus map in "Wizard101"
| Moon Chamber |
fandom.101universe | # Moon Cliffs
The Moon Cliffs are an area of Khrysalis.
History.
"To be added"
| Moon Cliffs |
fandom.101universe | # Moon Room
| Moon Room |
fandom.101universe | # Moon Walker
Moon Walker was a boots vendor in the Bison Village.
| Moon Walker |
fandom.101universe | # Mooshu
| Mooshu |
fandom.101universe | # Mor'ris
Mor'ris is a male Alphoi, and a member of the Ground Patrol in the Light Brigade.
| Mor'ris |
fandom.101universe | # Mord Roughshod
Mord Roughshod, known as the Horned One, was a Horned Brocket that was in possession of Zoso, the sword of Sir Peter of the Grant.
Biography.
Mord Roughshod was a Horned Brocket and once fought in a battle with the knight, Sir Peter of the Grant, defeating him and taking his sword, Zoso.
Sometime later, Mord was confronted in his manor by the Wizard on behalf of the Page Jimmy, who was Peter's apprentice. Mord was defeated by them and Zoso was taken back.
| Mord Roughshod |
fandom.101universe | # Mord Runechanter
Mord Runechanter was a member of the Coven.
| Mord Runechanter |
fandom.101universe | # Mordecai
Mordecai, Baron of Nightmare is a Scarecrow who inhabited a tower on Triton Avenue that he used as his lair. He was in possession of the Amulet of Night. During the Hallowe'en season, Jack Hallow chose the Wizard as his champion and sent them to the Baron's lair, where he was beaten by them in battle. He gave them the Amulet of Night as their rightful spoil of battle.
| Mordecai |
fandom.101universe | # Mordecai's Tower
Mordecai's Tower was located on Triton Avenue near the entrance to the Haunted Cave. It was the house of Baron Mordecai.
| Mordecai's Tower |
fandom.101universe | # Mordekai
Mordekai is the Buccaneer trainer at the Buccaneer's Den, located in Avery's Court on Skull Island. The last known survivor of the Hammerhead clans that once ruled Skull Island after the fall of the Aztecosaurs and before the arrival of colonists from Marleybone and Monquista, Mordekai was at one point a prisoner on a Monquistan prison barge headed for the gladiatorial pens of Aquila before he was rescued by Captain Horace Avery during a raid. Mordekai followed Avery ever since, and was instrumental in the foundation of Skull Island Fort. He was entrusted with the security of the fort and eventually would begin teaching the next generation of Buccaneers in the way of the sword.
| Mordekai |
fandom.101universe | # Morgan Berry
Morgan Berry was a pirate captain who lost her entire crew to the Storm Sharks. Following this, Berry seeked revenge and hired the Pirate to take out the vicious beasts.
| Morgan Berry |
fandom.101universe | # Morgan LaFitte
| Morgan LaFitte |
fandom.101universe | # Morgan Lafitte
Morgan Lafitte is a famed Swashbuckler trainer that teaches the art of Swashbuckling at the Swashbuckler's Hall, located at Avery's Court on Skull Island. Morgan was trained by some of the finest fencers in Valencia, giving her skilll with a blade with few equals. Rumors say that she was born to nobility on some far corner of the Spiral, but she abandoned her life of wealth and privilege to escape an arranged marriage. She then went to Valencia and lived a double life as both a renowned countess and legendary cat burglar. During the Napoleguinic Wars, she served as a spy for Polaris, selling critical information about Valencian strategy. However, her deception would be discovered by Deacon upon the rise of the Armada near the end of the war. This would cause Morgan to flee Valencia, and she eventually found her way to Skull Island.
| Morgan Lafitte |
fandom.101universe | # Morgan WhisperCrow
Morgan WhisperCrow is a Necromancer.
Behind the scenes.
Morgan WhisperCrow is a Rank 6, Level 40 Death Minion in "Wizard101" that is available for hire as a Henchman from the Crown Shop.
| Morgan WhisperCrow |
fandom.101universe | # Morganthe
Morganthe, known as the Shadow Queen or the Umbra Queen, was a powerful dark wizard from the world of Avalon and the leader of the Umbra Legion. The sister of Sir Malory, she was once the apprentice and best student of famed wizard Merle Ambrose. Discontent with Ambrose's slow and cautious training methodology, Morganthe was known to delve into forbidden magics. Still a young wizard, she offered the Horned Crown, a dark artifact from the Wyrd, to the dying King Artorius following the battle in which he killed Malory and was maimed by him. The Crown turned Artorius into the Pendragon. Nevertheless, Morganthe still would find her way learning magic at Ravenwood School of Magical Arts. She was never content with her teaching and always strived for greater power, leading her to conduct research into Astral Magic. This research culminated in an experiment that nearly destroyed Wizard City. As a result, her wand and deck was confiscated and she was expelled from Ravenwood.
Desperate to continue practicing magic, Morganthe eventually found her way to the world of Khrysalis, where she was hailed by the Spider Magi as the Chosen One of the Grand Prophecy. It was in Khrysalis that she learned how to use Shadow Magic, but she failed to learn Star Magic during her time at the Alcazar of Radiant Judgement. She desired to learn the secrets of Astral Magic from the Celestians, but they refused her, spurring her to raise an army and launch an invasion of Celestia, starting a decades-long war between her Umbra Legion and the defending Celestian army. Realizing defeat was imminent, the brunt of the conflict ended when the Celestians summoned the Storm Titan to take out Morganthe's forces, but the Titan betrayed them and sunk all of Celestia under the waves. Morganthe returned to Khrysalis to raise a new army, and she would later invade and conquer Zafaria until she was taken down from her throne by the newly unified Council of Light.
Many years later, Morganthe returned to Celestia and finally mastered the Astral Magics she had long sought after. Believing herself to be the subject of a famed prophecy, she retrieved the Deck of Shadows from Zafaria, recovering a large portion of her power. She used Astral Magic to manipulate the dreaded comet Xibalba and orchestrated the eternal destruction of Azteca after gaining access to it from the "Horn of Huracan," Huracan Vicious Sky. She then successfully learned the Song of Creation from the Lords of Night. Morganthe returned to Khrysalis to build her Celestial Choir, and holed herself up in the Shadow Palace in order to fully master the Song and rewrite the Spiral in her image. Empowered Morganthe was defeated by the Wizard and she lost control of the Song, overwhelming her and causing her to be sent adrift into the Outer Void.
Biography.
Early life.
"To be added"
Xibalba.
"To be added"
Retreat to Khrysalis.
"To be added"
Battle of Khrysalis.
When the Wizard fought Morganthe in Khrysalis, she revealed her true form before being defeated. As she cursed the Wizard, the glass behind her broke, sucking her out into space.
Personality.
"To be added"
| Morganthe |
fandom.101universe | # Morgrim Von Thunder
| Morgrim Von Thunder |
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