Fig Cookie _ Cookie Run Kingdom

Cookies are a highly intelligent species of being that are nearly indistinguishable from humans aside from their simplified, small, and food-themed appearance. Their diversity, motivations, and capabilities are very similar to those of humans in a modern fantasy setting, seeking community and fulfillment despite their original purpose being much less complex. Though Cookies as a species present themselves in a wide variety of manners, certain common patterns can be noted. Standard Cookies take a humanoid shape in a wide variety of body types, generally having one head, two arms, and two legs. Their bodies usually are constructed from various types of cookie dough, and they tend to have two eyes, one mouth, and no discernible nose or ears. Cookie facial features are made from different types of icing, including “toothcing” in place of teeth and “eyecing” in place of eyelids/eyelashes (though they refer to their eyes as a whole as simply “eyes”). They can also have hair anywhere on their bodies that a human would, including but not limited to the head, arms, face, chest, and legs, whose composition varies based on the Cookie’s ingredients and race. In fact, a Cookie’s appearance overall is heavily affected by their main ingredient, which often is stated in their name, as well as their race, nationality, and environment. It is generally agreed upon that Cookies do not contain organs and bones—despite this, all standard humanoid Cookies are said to be filled with strawberry jam as a stand-in for blood. Indeed, their bodies are propelled not by any innards: rather, a substance known as Life Powder infused in their dough is what gives them life. The inclusion of such a magical solution imbues almost all Cookies with the innate ability to channel magic, and those without this ability are considered to be disabled. Cookie bodies usually are constructed from various types of cookie dough, including gingerbread and sugar cookie dough. Their dough can take a very diverse variety of colors which can often be affected by and representative of their race/nationality or environment much like skin tones in humans. Cookie dough is also susceptible to certain conditions and imperfections akin to those seen in humans, such as scarring, burning, wrinkling, freckling, blushing, facial/body hair, and vitiligo. However, Cookie bodies may also show colors and markings unlike anything naturally occurring in humans. Cookies are known to be flat with little lateral dimension. Such a fact can be stylistically bent or entirely disobeyed, however, in instances where doing so would benefit an art composition’s readability. This is most prominently seen in compositions where a Cookie is shown with a spherical head in a profile view. In terms of size, almost all Cookies are no more than a few inches tall; the height to depth ratio for Cookies is generally about 7:1, and, proportionally, non-infant Cookies tend to be 13⁄4 to 21⁄2 heads tall. Based on certain characters being fitness buffs or avoidant of unhealthy eating, it can be assumed that Cookies can gain/lose muscle mass/body weight. Like human bodies, Cookie bodies grow and mature as they age. Cookie eyes most often display white eyecing, that being akin to both/either sclerae or eyelashes/lids in a human, and colored, variable inner eyes, representing irises in a human. The second most common color of eyecing is black/dark brown. Depending on a Cookie’s race/life experience, they may also feature specialized pupils in their eyes; this is most notable in Coffee Tribe Cookies, who are said to have visible slit pupils due to the high amount of caffeine in their dough, and Dragon Cookies, who are reptilian overall, and all Beast Cookies seem to have a visible slit pupil, though the cause isn't known The mouths of Cookies are rendered linearly through icing much like their eyes and eyebrows. They feature no apparent depth or cavity into the body, though Cookies are still magically capable of eating with them “through the power of life powder.” Teeth, known as “toothcing” in Cookie contexts, are also most often simple icing lines, though they are omitted entirely with most Cookies; Cookies with discernible toothcing are subject to such for stylistic reasons, such as to portray a characteristic toothy grin or snaggletooth. In rare cases, Cookies can have more dimensional, colored teeth such as those seen in Head Icon Gumball Cookie. Hair is one of the most diversified features of Cookies. The hair upon a Cookie’s head—if they even have any—can range from the conventional separate strands like that of humans to solid, styled masses of food like gelatin, cream, chocolate, cheese, icing, or leaves depending on the Cookie’s flavor. This hair can take on even more fantastical forms such as flowing water and even the starry night sky itself. Cookie hair can display many textures as well, reflecting the hair texture variety of humans; some Cookies have straight, wavy, or curly hair while others have coily, kinky, or Afro-textured hair. Cookie hair also often resembles or is a Cookie’s main ingredient, such as in cases like Head Icon Carrot Cookie, Head Icon Mozzarella Cookie, Head Icon Alchemist Cookie, and Head Icon Macaron Cookie. Further differences from human hair include Cookie hair being able to take any color imaginable and to occupy different states of matter. Cookies style and maintain their hair in ways reflective of both human culture and of their own Cookie culture; some groups are more likely to cover their hair with hats or helmets, while others are more likely to braid or tie their hair. Certain traits will be more common in particular races such as naturally-occurring colored streaks and differing textures/consistencies. Other types of hair, such as facial and body hair, make themselves evident in Cookies. These hair types can present themselves in either solid forms or through a linear appearance similar to Cookie icing facial features. Like any other mortal creature, Cookies can sustain and die from injuries. Humans are to Cookies as blood is to strawberry jam—though their jam isn’t known to have any importance to their bodies running like blood does for people, strawberry jam seeping from a Cookie is a sure sign of injury. Cookies can be bruised, cut, burned, or hurt in any way that a human could, and their wounds would heal (or not heal) in the same way a human’s would. This is likely possible through the magic of Life Powder, though not even Life Powder can heal major injuries like a loss of limbs or other bodily features. Cookie healing methods and medicines are not often discussed in canon. The one method of Cookie ailment most mentioned throughout Cookie Run: Kingdom is soggage. If exposed to water or other liquids for too long, the porous Cookies are prone to becoming soggy and overly soft, which can lead to the breaking down of dough. Cookies can avoid soggage by applying special oils to their bodies—such is used as an explanation for Cookies being able to swim and not instantly becoming deathly soggy. According to tales passed down by the Cookies, the first Cookies were made by Witches as simple desserts. Many gained sentience and purpose when Life Powder became mixed into their dough; now, Witches intentionally create living Cookies for a variety of purposes, Wizards engineer perfect Cookies as feats of human ingenuity, and some Cookies even create their own Cookies as offspring. In reality, the term “Cookie” is quite broad. While most Cookies follow the doughy body format and orthodox body features, there are many notable divergences from this formula. While content focusing on Cookie life cycles is sparse in canon to avoid discussions of death, enlightening details can be found here and there. Cookie birth is a deeply contentious and obfuscated topic. What can be said for certain is that Cookies are generally born by being baked in ovens, and that they are not necessarily always born as infant Cookies; while traditional baby Cookies are referred to as “freshly-baked,” it is also technically true that Cookies born not as an infant can be called such at any age, though this is not done in canon to avoid confusion. Cookies age through an extremely prolonged process of freshness and staleness: young Cookies are considered to be fresh and soft, while older Cookies have grown stale and hard. Those of good health and spry bodies are referred to as “crispy.” While it is unclear just how long mortal Cookies can live, it is assumed to be an amount of time comparable or the same as that of humans. Cookie ages are measured in years proportionate to human years[6], though it is unclear whether Cookies born as infants and Cookies born not as infants have different age scales. Regardless of this, Cookies born not as infants are nonetheless instilled with a certain “innate” or “mental” age upon their birth, meaning that a Cookie who was just born can indeed be considered an adult if that is what was defined for them. A notable example of this phenomenon is Head Icon GingerBrave, who was baked as not an infant but a child/preteen. Like humans, Cookie ages do affect the maturity and capabilities of Cookies and how they are treated in society. There are distinct splits between different age brackets just as there are with humans: Cookies can be considered infants, children, young adults, older adults, and elderly all the same based on how old they are and what “innate age” with which they were born. Younger Cookies often attend school and are cared for by older Cookies, older Cookies fill work archetypes, and elderly Cookies may end up retiring. Some outside sources can prolong or halt a Cookie’s aging process indefinitely, though this effect tends to apply to only very special, powerful individuals. Examples include Legendary Cookies whose duties are too important to allow them to die, Ancient Cookies whose virtuous natures granted them life-extending Soul Jams, and Dragon Cookies whose arcane power allows them to live for eons as a species. These Cookies, too, tend to have an “innate age,” almost always being presented as mature adults. Cookie death is referred to as “crumbling.” Canon mentions of crumbling tend to occur due to injury or illness with content avoiding coverage of crumbling due to old age. Still, it is apparent in cases like the elderly Head Icon Cotton Cookie that age progression increases the likelihood of a Cookie’s body failing them and crumbling. It is unclear whether Cookies literally crumble into pieces upon death or if the term “crumbling” is a euphemism. It appears that Cookies hold souls, as many crumbled Cookies are able to return to the living plane as undead creatures. Explanatory information and lore on reanimated crumbled Cookies is very scant, though it is generally agreed upon that Cookie spirits can inhabit or possess objects and locations. Diverse races have always been clear in the Cookie species, though Kingdom’s focus on a worldwide perspective makes it even more susceptible to establishing differences in Cookie groups based on their national origins. Distinct races present themselves most clearly and broadly amongst the five Ancient Cookie-related kingdoms and other major nations; each society has its own broad racial archetypes and some are known to have more specific ingredient-based races. Races in the Cookie species both affect and are affected by individuals’ ingredients, and both contribute to the traits seen in these races; the Dark Cacao, for example, by-and-large feature dark brown dough due to their high chocolate content. Environment and institutions also play a part in racial features, as seen in the vibrantly-colored and warm dough Hollyberrians who live in a sunny, humid environment and the Faerie Cookies who live extraordinarily long due to their magical relations, respectively. Oftentimes, though, Cookie races are defined not by their appearances but by their flavors. The Sea Cookies of the Crème Republic exemplify this point, as their dough colors and specialized features can vary widely while still falling under the same race. Additionally, an occurrence seen painfully clearly towards the Sea Cookies is societal prejudices, as they are generally discriminated against by the privileged Vanillian-descendant upper cities of the Crème Republic. While Cookies hailing from given areas generally share their race with their nationality, some nations have populaces diverse enough to feature Cookies clearly different from their home’s “representative”, homogeneous racial features. This is most clear in the Vanilla Kingdom, where Cookies like Head Icon Black Raisin Cookie’s group do not match the overall wafer and ice cream theming of the kingdom, and the Crème Republic, where citizens are largely split into the easily-palatable, cream-based Vanillian descendants and the shunned, native Sea Cookies.

Earthbread - It is home to the Cookies along with a myriad of various other species of sweets-based wildlife. Very little is known about the entirety of Earthbread's history and evolution before the Dark Flour War, as it as a term is generally used to simply speak of the world in which the Cookies live in a way. Its main, known landmass is referred to as the Cookie Kingdom, though other unlabeled areas of the planet exist. Legends say that, eons ago, three witches once baked a batch of Cookies imbued with special ingredients that gave them sentience and free will. The vast majority of these Cookies were slaughtered and devoured by these witches, with only one individual managing to escape their grasp. It is said that the leftover dough from this night of brutality is what birthed the Cookie Kingdom—left out under sunlight, the dough cured on its own and eventually came to be the land on which all Cookies live today. Unfortunately, even the initial source of this tale doubts its authenticity, and such seems to be warranted—while not much is known of the true creation of the Cookie Kingdom and Earthbread as a whole, it seems to be something much closer to the creation of the real world based on Relics in the Guild Museum. For example, the Hall of Nature's Gallery 4 includes fossils and mentions of "primitive Cookies", implying Cookies and the world around them underwent natural evolution in the same way as our own Earth did. Have 5 continets: Crispia, Beast-Yeast, Wholegrainia, Candystick Archipelago and Sugarberg

Crispia divided into 3 kingdoms:

The Hollyberry Kingdom is a kingdom founded by Head Icon Hollyberry Cookie. Currently, it is ruled by Royal Berry Cookie and Jungleberry Cookie, with Head Icon Princess Cookie being its princess. It is also the birthplace of Head Icon Tiger Lily Cookie. Stylistically and thematically, this kingdom takes inspiration from the Rococo and Baroque aesthetics. By extension, this kingdom is likely also based on Romance language-speaking European nations such as France, Portugal, and Spain, and European Romanticism as a philosophy and time period. The kingdom being located in a rainforest area is likely based on South America, the mostly tropical continent with countries like Brazil, Colombia, and Venezuela which were once colonized by the latter two aforementioned countries.

The Dark Cacao Kingdom, sometimes referred to as simply Dark Cacao, is a kingdom founded by Head Icon Dark Cacao Cookie. Due to the denouncement of his son and the kingdom's prince, Head Icon Dark Choco Cookie, Dark Cacao Cookie remains the sole member of the kingdom's royal family. This kingdom's culture is strongly based on Joseon-era (Korean: 조선) Korea, whilst the environment is perhaps based on Tibet, located in the frigid Himalayas.

The Golden Cheese Kingdom is a kingdom founded by Head Icon Golden Cheese Cookie. This kingdom is split into two realities: one in the real-world, deserted sands of the Parmesan Desert, and one in the idyllic, digital Golden City of fallen souls. The kingdom is inspired largely by the culture of ancient Egypt with perhaps some influence from Mesoamerica, these being reflected in its sun-bird-god worship and hidden golden city respectively. The kingdom's futuristic technology is inspired by ancient Egypt's notably-advanced society compared to its peers, while its endless wealth is based on the "rich," flavorful nature of cheese.

Candystick Archipelago have 1 kingdom and 1 respublic:

The Vanilla Kingdom is a kingdom founded by Head Icon Pure Vanilla Cookie, where he reigned as king for many years before abdicating as of the events of Timeless Kingdom. In general, the kingdom draws inspiration from several Germanic areas in Europe such as Germany, the Netherlands, and Scandinavia. Being situated on the largest island of the Candystick Archipelago parallels with England, one of the United Kingdom's constituent countries that also encompasses its respective island, Great Britain.

The Crème Republic is a city-state run by the Convocation of Elders, a council of nine affluent figures. Situated on the coast of a landmass separate from the main Cookie World, it enjoys a peaceful and mild climate that allows culture, commerce, and magichanical technology to thrive. Most inhabitants from the Upper City seem to be the descendants from the Vanillians who escaped the Vanilla Kingdom on an airship, while most inhabitants from the Lower City are descendants from the seafaring Cookies who were originally living in the Crème Republic before its founding. Some exceptions include Head Icon Oyster Cookie and Head Icon Captain Caviar Cookie, the only Cookies in the Council who are based on seafood, and Head Icon Espresso Cookie, who traces his ancestry from the Coffee Tribe in the Dark Cacao Kingdom.

Wholegrain have 1 city:

Parfaedia is a city on Wholegrainia continent. The city is bustling with magic and proudly houses the Parfaedia Institute. According to legend, the ancient city of Parfaedia was once the core of the Parfaedian League. The city housed a beacon that always burned bright, serving as a symbol of unity between Parfaedia and the other magical cities. The cities made a promise to assist each other in times of crisis, vowing that for as long as the beacon's flame was lit, the cities would face any threat together. However, the beacon would eventually die out. Its flame likely went out a considerable amount of time ago, as the story of its use is old enough to be considered an ancient legend. Some residents were doubtful that the story was true at all. Despite this, and even though the flame had been extinguished for quite some time, those who knew of the legend did not hesitate to provide assistance the very moment that the beacon was lit again. Various heroic Cookies traveled across the land in order to protect Parfaedia from the crisis that had befallen, continuing the legacy of the Parfaedian League and ushering in the beginnings of a new legend.

On other continents there are only natural zones without particularly large settlements. Crispia: City of Wizards, Tower of Frozen Waves, Dessert Paradise, Giant Icing Ridge, Cream Cake Mountains, Wish Tree, Milkyway Lake, Jelly Swamp, Durian Island. Beast-Yeast: Faeriewood (Faerie Kingdom, it's secret), Spire of Deceit & Truth/Blue Tower, Forgotten Sugar , Paradise/Sugar Paradise, Flour Peak of Transcendence/Flour Mountains , Great Destroyer's, Tomb/Spice Ridge, Land of Silence/Black Salt Flatland, Island of Life. Candystick Archipelago: Secret Fig Forest, Greensalad Jungle, Coconut Forest. Salty Drop Island, Sourdressing River, Sparkling Volcano. Sugarberg: Rainbow Horn, Crystal Sorbet Island. Wholegrain: Bloody Jam Mountains, Death Swamp, Judgement Ravine, Lake of Truth. Black Luna Sea, Sugar-Free Road.

The Witches are a group of humans who are said to be responsible for the existence of most known Cookies, typically baking them with the intention of eating them. However, some Witches make powerful Cookies with the intentions of providing protection for themselves, others, and generally, peace. So far, a Witch's diet include sweets, with their favorite dishes being Cookies. However, they have been shown to eat other sweets such as cakes. Witches meet every 1,000 years on the Night of the Witches, where they share meals in the Witch's Banquet. Another group of Witches would bake Cookies to allow them to experience life instead of eating them. These Witches baked the Beast Cookies to help the land prosper, and when they became corrupted, the Witches imprisoned the Beasts in the land of Beast-Yeast. They also ordered Head Icon Elder Faerie Cookie to guard the Silver Sealing Tree that held the Beasts, with him being imbued with the power of the Seal himself. The current whereabouts of these Witches remain unknown.

The Ancient Heroes, often referred to as the Ancient Cookies, the Ancients, or the Five, are a group of ageless Cookies graced with Soul Jam of the purest kind. There are five of them: Pure Vanilla Cookie, White Lily Cookie, Dark Cocoa Cookie, Golden Cheese Cookie, Hollyberry Cookie. Guardians of peace, they face off against the harbinger of chaos Head Icon Dark Enchantress Cookie at the beginning of the game during the Final Battle. Each is stated to have once ruled over a Kingdom of their own. Eons ago, the Ancient Heroes were first born as normal Cookies, only acquiring their sacred Soul Jam through their achievements and virtuosity. These Soul Jam originated from the prehistoric Beast Cookies and, while immensely powerful, held only a fraction of the Beasts' original might. Each Ancient Hero other than Head Icon White Lily Cookie soon went on to erect and lead diverse civilizations, ushering in an age of peace through their accomplishments and inter-group cooperation. This peace was shattered with the onset of the Dark Flour War, in which the Five were defeated by Head Icon Dark Enchantress Cookie; their leader Head Icon Pure Vanilla Cookie's soul was sealed in a void between dimensions, the power of the Soul Jam was diminished, and much of the infrastructure and peoples raised by the Heroes were obliterated. The defeated Ancients each individually dealt with their failures and grief in ways that stifled their nations' recoveries. This collective cultural recession persisted for an unclear amount of time until the events of World Exploration, in which the actions of the citizens of the Cookie Kingdom returned each Ancient to power and rallied them to stand against Dark Enchantress Cookie once again.

The Five Beasts, also known as the Beast Cookies or simply the Beasts, are a group of primordial once-heroes who parallel the Ancient Heroes. These champions were once emissaries of the Godly Creators but eventually fell from grace and turned to evil. The story begins when this very Silver Tree was only a small sapling... When the World of Desserts was at its infancy. The Witches baked five Cookies to help them in their creation of the world.

"... harness the radiance bestowed upon you for the betterment of this world..."

And the five Cookies imbued with absolute powers walked Earthbread as almighty envoys of the Great Creators. There are only five of them: Shadow Milk Cookie, Silent Salt Cookie, Mysterious Flour Cookie, Burning Spice Cookie and Eternal Sugar Cookie. Knowledge, Volition, Happiness, Change, and Solidarity. The Dessert World bound by these Five Virtues was nothing short of paradise. Alas... The perfect age was short-lived. Absolute power begets nothing but arrogance. It inevitably corrupts its wielder, bringing them to the most tragic of ends... A fate even the Witches were unable to foresee. One by one, the Five, once regarded as saviors of the Cookie World, gradually turned to Darkness. And thus, the Five Virtues, too, became distorted, twisted... Reduced to Deceit, Apathy, Sloth, Destruction, and Silence. Now known as the Five Beasts, the apostles of evil began their dark crusade... And forth they brought great destruction and suffering. The Witches could not bear to see what fate had befallen their creations. They punished the Beasts by sealing them away deep within this land. And planted the seed of the Silver Tree to ensure their evil power never sees the light of day again. From then on, this land where the Beasts were put to sleep, was called Beast-Yeast. The Witches then gathered the last vestiges of power bestowed upon the Beasts, untouched by their corruption. They further cleansed, purified it, and in the end... Soul Jam was created. The Beasts were both the first Cookies baked by the Witches and the first to possess the divine power of the Soul Jams, even prior to the Ancient Heroes. This power took the form of the Five Virtues, each driving their hero to act with honor. However, with their descent into villainy, these Virtues fractured into sinful vices used to sow chaos across Earthbread. The Witches sealed the Beasts away beneath Beast-Yeast using the Silver Tree and then refined the remnants of the Virtues into purified forms now properly known as the Soul Jams. As the continent is their home, each Beast corresponds to and rules over one of five different major regions in Beast-Yeast.

The Dark Flour War was a period of time on Earthbread that marked the fall of the Ancient Heroes. It was instigated by a Head Icon harbinger of darkness who commanded the Cake Monsters to spread Darkness across the land and crumble countless Cookies. The crux of this era was a direct assault on the Vanilla Kingdom castle by a Cake Witch, forcing the Ancient Heroes to band together there to defend it. Dark Enchantress Cookie would use the opportunity to defeat them all at once and take their Soul Jams. A desperate final spell cast by Head Icon Pure Vanilla Cookie banished both Dark Enchantress Cookie and himself, which also caused the Soul Jams to shatter and a massive explosion to occur in the Castle. No one knows who ultimately won that night, but the resulting disappearance of the Ancient Heroes left the Cookies unable to hold back the forces of Darkness. Thus, the remaining Cookie civilizations fell into decline.

Soul Jam is a mythical item first mentioned in the Prologue, said to be what truly made Cookies sentient and alive. Soul Jam can be used by any Cookie on Earthbread to mold it in their own way.

The Soul Jams were originally created by the Witches and given to the Beast Cookies. However, the power corrupted the Beast Cookies, bringing darkness and devastation. The Witches punished them by sealing the Fallen Heroes in Beast-Yeast, after which the Soul Jams were scattered around the world with only half of their original power, seeking out Cookies of purer character to wield them instead. These Cookies would become the Ancient Heroes. After Head Icon Pure Vanilla Cookie thwarted Head Icon Dark Enchantress Cookie's attempt to take the Soul Jams, the Soul Jams shattered and disappeared. While Dark Enchantress Cookie still seeks their power for her own ends, it is not known by most Cookies where they exist now. However, remnants of their power seem to awaken alongside the return of the Ancient Heroes, in the form of lights that only they can see. Each of the 5 Soul Jams have their own shape, color, aspect, and a unique placement on their respective Ancient Hero