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Main Members Of The ‘No-Names’

The No-Names are basically a group of Cartoons chosen by Lucifer Morningstar(from Lucifer)to save the Cartoon Multiverses and yes there was a black ops team called ‘Weapon T’ which will also be on this list and here’s the main members of the group

NO-NAMES

Fenneko-Basically an internet troll with a sadistic side,though useless in a fight(unless it be a firefight)but still a great asset to find information and coming up with plans

Aaron-Alien OC of mine from the planet Kromak and brother of my other alien OC Eric with metal whips,electricity and super speed as well as a secret power I won’t reveal,practically a very calm collective guy who will do anything to protect his team

Buff-Frog-An ex bad guy frog monster with a Russian accent with tons of little frog babies who devotes his strength towards redemption and protecting his new teammates,ain’t he a great monster?

Rick-Basically a smart-ass drunk who hates everyone but himself most of all,who doesn’t like the team but didn’t have anything better to do so he stuck by always burping and arguing with Fenneko for a better course of action but he won’t admit he likes this group of misfits 

Saitama-A literal ‘One Punch Man’ who exercised his body so hard he went bald but gained immense strength but an emotionless personality due to never finding a worthy opponent to fight,he hopefully believes to find one on his adventures with the No-Names

Neferpitou-A Chimera Ant Cat with an unspecified gender who basically joined because the ‘Man with the funny voice told her too’though he was hesitant at first she immediately grew to respect her new team,with some witty comebacks with that cute kitty smile to boot 

Izuku Midoriya-A short term team member that joined because ‘the guy with the British accent calling himself the devil asked him too’-haha-who helped the best he could before returning to his home dimension after fixing it

Geeker-A kind of lab creation with the ability to morph his body into anything-though he can’t control it most of the time-which he’s used to be the kind of ‘master of Disguise’ of the team

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T-Bone-An anthro T-Rex with a ‘Don’t take no crap’ attitude led the small black ops team of Weapon T before staying to raise a kid that would one day be a great hero,returned to join the No-Names a few missions later

Solomon Grey-Leader of a government group called ‘Galactic Guardian Group’ is a mysterious quiet spoken man with fast nimble fighting skills of both Earth and Alien combat making a formidable addition to the black ops team of Weapon T

Schnitzel-Rock monster who-thanks to some classes-learned to speak more words than Rada,he uses his strength to help his team take down tough cookie,he’s also a decent guy

DJ-The softie of the team who was once on the game show ‘Total Drama Island’ but gained the ability to strengthen his body,loves cooking,animals and his Mama

Ryokou Matoi-A bad-ass middle school girl whose actually born with life fibers making her heal any wounds faster than the eye can see,also joined the No-Names like T-Bone

Twice-A duplicator from the same world as Midoriya except he’s a bad guy but said ‘Let’s put the past behind us hey Midoriya’ but is still kind of a crazy guy,possibly has multiple personality disorder

Buck Tuddrussel-A member of Time Squad devoted to fixing the past to save the future(though he sucks at the job),he’s a rough and tumble Texan with a love of guns,Texas relating things and even his coworkers Otto and Larry(at times)and is one Hell of a fighter

Beach Head-A member of G I Joe who also takes no crap,constantly shouting but also helping his team to victory on their action packed missions,a great help

Other members include=Piccolo,Black Hat,Numbuh One,Sticks the Honey Badger,Skeleton King,Techmo and others

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More ‘No-Names’ Art

Members-Fenneko,Aaron,Rick,Saitama,Buff-Frog,Neferpitou,Phil Phillips,Tangle the Lemur and Dinobot

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30 Day Challenge

Day 16

N is for...

No-Names.

Leading on nicely from yesterday’s topic (Myrthin) is the theme of No-Names. 

Myrthin is by no means the only No-Name in the novel, Hyth, Yarrow, Philomena and Garic are all introduced as No-Names, and Enayd chooses to become a No-Name, rejecting all claims of ownership.

Names have power in the clanlands. They do not necessarily follow traditional patriarchal lines, for it is the House with the strongest claim and not automatically the Husband’s family, which holds precedence. Therefore, anyone who married a Tywel daughter would become a Tywel, because their house is one of the strongest in the land. Outwardly, this seems to be an equalising factor between the genders in the clanlands, but it still shores up patriarchal power lines, albeit in more subtle ways. It protects the inheritance of the fathers, ensuring, for instance, that Mias Tywel’s legacy will be protected despite his only having female children living. Mias Tywel can confidently look forward to the next Tywel chieftain in his grandson, knowing that his name will always be Tywel. (As an aside, this is an example of the way that small victories, whilst they should be celebrated, are not enough to combat the cause, not the symptoms, of social oppression.)

The concepts of No-Names then, reinforce this patriarchal privilege. They penalise both the mother and the child who remains unclaimed by man. The child is not allowed to take the name of the mother, they are not allowed to take any name until they are fastened when they will take the name of their partner, having been readopted back into conventional and normative practices of society. Thus, society regulates its expected behaviours by penalising, not the perpetrators, but the victims of its transgressions.

That being said, Myrthin and Hyth both reclaim the use of their ‘No-Name’; Myrthin as a badge of his fairy-blood and the supernatural power which goes with it, and Hyth as an icon of his rebellious nature in the Broidir, which attracts a large swathe of No-Names. By choosing to be a No-Name, rather than be connected to her past, Enayd also rewrites the meaning of this namelessness, and throughout this novel, we see the way in which names, and the lack of them, emblematise identity. Society labels No-Names as identity-less, but Myrthin, Hyth and Enayd all use it as an opportunity instead to write their own identities on a black page. 

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Super Bowl XXVII -- that’s right, 27 -- goes to Jim’s No-Names, who came through with a triumphant 126-91 victory over Pat’s Nougats. Something of a Cinderella story, as Pat’s squad was either in or tied for first place all season long as the Nougats racked up a 14-2 record and a league-high 123.4 points per game. Meanwhile, the No-Names were in fourth place after week 10, and while they only scored the fifth-most points in the WFL, they scored them at the right times: A five-game win streak to end the season carried into a post-season victory, the second for the No-Names in three years. Congratulations to Jim, and to all the teams for a season well played.

2016 WFL Awards:

Top QB: Drew Brees, 434 points (Pat)

Top RB: David Johnson, 251 points (Ted)

Top WR: Antonio Brown, 173 points (Rich)

Top PK: Justin Tucker, 221 points (Pat)

Rookie of the Year: Ezekiel Elliott, 242 points, #2 RB (Jeff)

Sporting News Rookie of the Year: Mike Harkey, Cubs (1990)

Best undrafted player: Jay Ajayi, RB*

Best player never on a WFL team: Tyreek Hill, RB*

Coach of year: Bob (set perfect lineup league-high three times)

Best GM of the draft: Pat*

Worst GM of the draft: Kurt*

Best GM during season: Jim*

League MVP: David Johnson (Ted)*

Anything with an asterisk will be explained in a future post, which Chief knows you’re all too eager to read. Happy New Year; just eight more months until draft day 2017.

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“Going into late Sunday, our projections gave No-Names only a 8.4% chance of winning” against the Pirates, CBS gloated in its weekly recap of Week 15′s games. As it turns out, nobody would be more disappointed in Jim’s miraculous comeback than... John. 

While the Gromits won a squeaker against Jeff’s Cretins to take sole possession of third place, it turns out to be for moot: The No-Names’ rally puts them at 9-6 and clinches their fourth Super Bowl berth in six years.

A No-Names loss would have dropped them into a tie with the Gromits, and the importance of the Week 16 match-up between these two teams would have captured the attention of the nation. Well, it would have been fun to watch, anyway. Now, it’s just for pride. Congratulations to Jim, who will face Pat’s Nougats in the WFL’s 27th championship game.

Pat: The Nougats’ dominant season could still march to a prominent place in the history books: A final week win over the United would put them in a second-place tie for most wins in a season. Pat holds the fifth and sixth spots in highest-scoring WFL seasons, but a 137+ effort in Week 16 would edge out those two performances and make this his best ever. All this comes one year after Pat finished at the bottom of the standings at 5-11.

Jim: If you’re surprised to see the No-Names clinch a Super Bowl berth, you might not be alone: A Week 16 loss would make Jim the first 7-loss team in recorded history to make the championship. Jim is one of two teams that never had the league’s highest-scoring week (the other being last-place Bob), and the No-Names’ wins came by an average of just 19.4 points (four teams had an average of more than 32). But it doesn’t matter how much you win by, just that you win, and the No-Names have found a way to do that just enough.

John: The Gromits have averaged 112 points over the last six weeks, second-best in the league behind Pat -- but that stretch included a loss to Pat and a 6-point heartbreaker to Ted. So despite their current three-game win streak, John will be on the outside looking in. A Week 16 win would give John his fourth winning season in the last five years, something no other team can currently match.

Jeff: The Cretins continue to be the league’s most mysterious team: Jeff is on pace to score the second-most points in the WFL this season, but won’t get the chance to try to repeat as WFL champion. A six-game winning streak in the middle of the season wasn’t enough to outdo his current five-game losing streak. He’s lost those games by an average of just 13.4 points, including two games by a touchdown or less.

Ted: No team started off as hot as the Joey Jo-Jos, averaging 126 points per game in their first six contests (including one loss in which they only scored 80). That’s when the wheels came off, losing seven of nine -- and the two wins were each by less than ten points. Ted faces 5-10 Bob in the league’s final week, which should look like a breather... except two of Bob’s five wins have come against Ted.

Rich: The United may be a victim of dumb luck this season: Averaging a respectable 110 points in their first six games, Rich went 1-5. From there, Rich went 4-2... by averaging 111 points per game. Never finding a groove means the United will finish with either 6 or 7 wins, the fifth time they’ve done so in the past eight years.

Kurt: The Pirates had a defense problem early on, playing the league’s top scorer in weeks 4-6. A late stretch of winning three of four was done with smoke and mirrors, as the wins came against the league’s lowest scoring teams of those respective weeks. The Pirates will record their third losing season in recorded history, each exactly ten years apart (1996, 2006, 2016).

Bob: Just like first-place Pat, Bob has won every game he’s scored 100 or more points -- the only problem is, he’s only done that four times (his fifth win: an 87-80 clunker against Ted). When the Mulligans have lost, they’ve been clobbered, losing by an average of 40.1 points per game. Offensively, while the rest of the league has averaged 109 points per game, Bob has averaged 91, leading to the Mulligans’ sixth straight losing season.

Super Bowl info: A Jim-Pat Super Bowl means an end to our six-year streak of different teams winning the championship.... This will be the fourth time these two teams have met in the Super Bowl, a new record.... Since the league expanded in 1998, this marks Pat’s league-best 10th Super Bowl appearance, and Jim’s 7th.... You can bet we’ll hear about the tie-breaker rules before the game, as the infamous Pat-Jim 2000 Super Bowl tie prompted a rule change, the last time we’ve seen one in the WFL. 

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With six players on a bye, it's pretty easy to decide who your starters should be: the rest of your roster. Fortunately for Jim, the rest of his roster includes Aaron Rodgers, Marshawn Lynch, and Jordy Nelson -- and just those three players accounted for 125 points, meaning those guys alone would have beaten six of the other seven teams. A dominating week for the No-Names puts them one game out of a playoff berth.