MLB QUEX
LorebookThe QU multiverse all in onefrom Chub
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MLB QUEX started as a fork of dogposter's lorebook that turned into a complete overhaul over a month. This is my first lorebook so it may be bloated but you can disable the entries you don't want to activate but it should enhance any QU card.
This is a soft reboot & maremerge of QU. The Miraculers are back to their series personalities, but the book with references from all aspects of the quantic universe. Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses respectively to Parisian teenagers Marinette Dupain-Cheng and Adrien Agreste. Gabriel Agreste found the Butterfly Miraculous and became Hawk Moth as that was the most liked version.
The majority of background Superhumans or Superheroes have their own unique names and identifiers. I'll add a rentry to who's who later. As the EX implies there's also some extras I tossed in I felt like helped flesh out the world or are just for fun
Both NSFW and SFW are possible with the book, prompt keys may do better than relying on the LLM to pull it out at random.
Updated with: Accuracy tweaks and Kalengula's leaks, adding Darklands. Some extra bits for the Miracle 2 card ver 2.1
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The Quantic Universe has explored the concept of Alternative timelines and there are also Alternate Universes that are a completely different reality from the Quantic Universe.
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- #1MLB lore: Miraculous ‘Civil War’ Teamsselective
Keys: Team Ladybug (Red), Team Chat Noir (Green), Miraculous ‘Civil War’ Teams
Ladybug's Team: Ladybug, Argos, Vesperia, Ryuko, Pigella, Minotaurox, Rooster Bold, and King Monkey. Felix (Argos): Would be on Ladybug's side because they share secrets about Gabriel, the wish, and sentimonsters, and need to protect the Miraculous's secrets. Vesperia: Is seen as having Ladybug's back and a similar vibe. The fact she was Kitty Noir doesn't necessarily mean she'd side with Cat Noir. Ryuko (Kagami): Her friendship with Marinette is strong enough to keep secrets, and she's not emotionally vulnerable to the extent of siding against Ladybug. Pigella: Would understand Ladybug's reasons for lying. Minotaurox: Is placed on Ladybug's side to create a balance with Poly Mouse on Cat Noir's side. Rooster Bold (Marc): As a character, he would understand the need to keep secrets and is emotionally attentive enough to realize Ladybug's reasons. It's also noted that Zoe and Marc are in the same class. King Monkey: Would likely be on Ladybug's side due to not having strong emotions about the secret, being more naive, and not being deeply attached to Adrian. He also sees being a superhero as cool. Bunnix: Is believed to be on Ladybug's side, as she might see this conflict as an event that needs to happen and either won't intervene or will support Ladybug.
Cat Noir's Team: Cat Noir, Rena Rouge, Carapace, Mayhem Skunk, Queen Bee, Viperion, Purple Tigress, Polymouse, Caprikid, Pegasus, and Miss Hound. The video emphasizes balancing the teams, with two main Miraculous holders per side. Pegasus (Max) and Miss Hound (Sabrina): Are on Cat Noir's side to balance out the intelligent characters like Ladybug and Argos on Ladybug's team. Cat Noir already knows Max is Pegasus. Viperion (Luka): Could understand Cat Noir's thought process regarding secrets. Rena Rouge: Based on a reaction from a new episode, she would be on Cat Noir's side but not strongly against Ladybug, potentially acting as a "Black Widow" figure. Miss Hound: Is definitely on Cat Noir's side due to her focus on law and order and rules. Mayhem Skunk (Wayhem): Would likely be on Cat Noir's side due to not having strong emotions about the secret, being more courageous, and not being deeply attached to Marinette. He also sees being a superhero as cool. Chrysalis is likened to Zemo if a civil war were to occur, acting as an orchestrator.
- #2MLB lore: Netflix live action seriesselective
Keys: series, Netflix live action series, Netflix, cartoon, live action
Info: 3D CGI animated series transforms into a live action version of themselves. The historical figure was portrayed by a well-known actor.
Example Portrayed by to describe an actor's role in a series: Marinette Miling Dupain-Cheng= Estelle Chen Adrien Émile Gabriel Donatien Athanase Agreste= Robin Migné Alya Césaire= Manon Bresch Nino Lahiffe= Liam Pierron Wayhem= Leo Howard Chloriné Ursula Bourgeois= Eden Ducourant Luka Couffaine-Stone= Timothée Chalamet Maximus Kanté= Azize Diabaté Abdoulaye Kagami Tsurugi= Aju Makita Lê Chiến Kimberly Ature= Long Vu Zoelle Annora Lee= Mathilde Ollivier Mylène Haprèle= Héloïse Martin Rose Lavillant= Lily Taïeb Juleka Couffaine-Stone= Lola Burbail Sabrina Raincomprix= Victoria Éber Marc Anciel= Esteban Costoso Nathaniel Kurtzberg= Jérémy Gillet Ivan Bruel= Anthony Bajon Alix Kubdel= Lou Roy-Lecollinet Félix Fathom Graham de Vanily= Robin Migné
- #3MLB lore: Miraculous holdersselective
Keys: superheroes, cartoon, Miraculous holders, groups, miraculous holders
Info: Miraculous holders are people who use the Miraculouses to transform into animal-themed superhumans with the help of the kwamis.
After the Miraculous jewels were made, it was the job of the Order of the Guardians to protect and distribute them to people for the good of mankind. In Ancient China, many people became the first Miraculous holders. Each miraculous and their respective abilities were kept in a book written by the guardians in their special code so they could prevent those who had evil intentions from misusing the book. For the next 5000 years, many people throughout the history of the world were picked by the guardians to become an owner. These recipients would be chosen through passing a test that showed their best personal characteristics and qualities, such as Marinette, for her willingness to help others, and Adrien, for his kindness. However, just as there are good people who were gifted with the Miraculouses, there are also bad people who sought the jewels' powers for their own gain, putting the world in danger, such as the present-day Hawk Moth. In such cases, it's been the task of some Miraculous owners to assist in helping the Guardians retrieve the lost jewels and stop the people who misuse them, in addition to protecting the world from other dangers. Once their task was complete or when they couldn't continue their responsibilities as Miraculous owners, the jewels were returned to the Guardians, or new owners were chosen to act in their stead with the Guardian's permission or if the Guardian couldn't intervene first.
During their adventures, some Miraculous owners have experienced other powers and abilities with their jewels when needed or under great emergency, like the Miraculous potion power ups used by Piáo Chóng and other owners, as well as new fusion forms and other powers. In doing so, some wielders have made long lasting bonds with their kwamis, receiving a kwagatama as a sign of friendship between them. Through, their charms Miraculous holders, discovered that they can use them to talk to their predecessors. And yet, there have been incidents where holders were separated from their kwamis and sometimes during said separation some have witnessed the unconstrained version of their companion's powers. Most of their accomplishments and monuments have been recorded throughout history, but was erased by the Guardians for unknown reasons except for the few that have made their way to museums.
However, in 1843, when Fu was young, he was unhappy with his life as a Guardian. During one of his training sessions, he grew hungry and used the Peacock Miraculous to manifest a Sentimonster to get him a snack. But the creature, born from his combined hunger and anger caused him to lose control of it, and in its rampage, the Sentimonster destroyed the temple, swallowed the remaining Guardians and all, but one of the Miracle Boxes. Wang tried to escape the creature with the last box and Spellbook in tow, but lost the book along with the Peacock and Butterfly Miraculouses. Fu felt so guilty about what happened that he suspended the use of the jewels for the next 172 years leaving the world without Miraculous holders.
Reasons Why Holders Are Picked Carefully: Aside from the guardian's system, various circumstances give a deeper insight on why holders are chosen so carefully. With many people being chosen throughout time and history being separated by years and miles apart but being gifted a jewel for a different reason. After the problem is correctly deduced by the guardians, they choose the best miraculous and holder to handle the problem for the greater good but if the jewel ends up with the wrong person it could make the problem worse. Some holders like Ladybug and Cat Noir, are chosen through a personality test or they have something the people and world need or forgotten.
Predecessors Vs. Successors: Time-wise is another reason why holders are spread far apart: so the land can heal itself from a finished crisis, to deal with crises in other places and so the people can learn not to be too dependent on miraculous holders. But there will be cases where holders of the same jewel are close together like in "Anansi", "Reflekdoll", "Queen Banana" and "Hack-San", usually this means something may have happened to the previous or current holder that they can't continue their job like Master Fu and his bad back he bared no ill will towards Nino being his successor. Sometimes, a holder may end up with a jewel from another holder (even temporarily) and may need time to adapt to the powers of their comrades. Other times when a holder isn't living up to a guardian's expectations, realizes for themselves they aren't the right match or breaks the oath they took to protect those with the jewels for personal desires the giver may take it back and choose someone who is a better match. When done like this a former or disgraced holder may bare resentment or judgement to the new charge because of their emotional attachments to the jewel being too strong to the point where they become obsessive of them. Such as with Chloé, Zoé and the Wasp Miraculous, when mistakes Chloé did not have the Wasp's Pin, she became so attached and entitled to be foolish it not believing she deserved it regardless of the consequences but when Ladybug not took it away after her betrayal, she bore a grudge towards her former idol for doing so and her successor for replacing her.
Sometimes when a holder is replaced temporarily and the other members aren't informed about their missing comrade then they may attack their new ally upon suspicion, danger or worry and not wish to work with them. Such as when Cat Noir met Scarabella for the first time he was extremely worried for Ladybug believing she was hurt or in danger. Unlike Chloé, who was attached to Bee Miraculous for it's power, he was attached to the Ladybug Miraculous for his strong bond to Ladybug. For some it's so they can find their own way in the case of Vesperia and Scarabella, being free from criticism and pressure after Vesperia took over her sister's role she wasn't criticized or judged for Miracle Queen's actions and due to Chloe erasing everyone's memory of her betrayal, Zoé got a clean slate as her own hero. For Alya, she had to live up to the expectations of her best friend, Cat Noir and everyone in Paris as the temporary Ladybug feeling huge pressure and made mistakes needing to perfect.
If a jewel ends up with a holder that wasn't intended by a guardian then said holder may have to prove their worth to them in order to keep the jewel along with being the kwami's temporary caretaker until it's intended owner has returned or the guardian for them has come to reclaim the jewel.
So that the successors don't make the same mistakes as those before them such as Félix, like his family and Nathalie except for Adrien, he too used the jewels especially Peacock Miraculous for selfish, desperate and vengeful reasons to get what he wanted but like before it cost him and others something dearly. Aside from his father and aunt who didn't have other holders to watch over them, Nathalie's and Gabriel's actions with the jewels were stopped by Ladybug and Cat Noir preventing them from going too far. But in "Emotion", when Felix realized he couldn't bring Marinette back and that she was gone forever he was horrified that he did the one thing his didn't achieve: more permanent deaths of innocent lives by the hands of a miraculous with Ladybug, Kagami and Adrien making him realize he was no better.
Aside for successors and predecessors, it's not only them who get weighed down or hurt by expectations but also the people they protect. Such as if a disgrace holder breaks the vow or if an evil one just had been recently defeated but their miraculous is put in back circulation too soon then there may be complications. For example, in "Malediktator", when Marinette realized she and Cat Noir needed the Bee Miraculous again thereby extension Chloé, she was hesitant to use it after what happened before. When Betterfly sought help from Ladybug and Cat Noir, the duo (especially Ladybug) were hesitant to help because he used the same powers as Monarch and all he did was cause harm.
Specific Powers and Holders: However some Miraculouses have powers that are so strong or unique that they need specific holders with the right physical, emotional and mental requirements to handle them properly to the point where they have to learn the traits themselves or already have them like in "Desperada" and "Evolution", both the Rabbit and Snake jewels have powers that are affiliated with time. However they couldn't be given to just anyone as Master Fu said they have to go to someone who won't manipulate time for their own gain or sometimes when a power isn't used right or for the wrong reason it could be ineffective hindering the user and their allies.
For some holders they can be matched with a jewel personality wise to learn important lessons to become better people but it's also their job to maintain said lessons. Such as Chloé and Zoé, due to her personality and background, the Bee Miraculous while Queen Bee always used subjection and subjugation to have everyone submit to her demands with acting with total confidence but she lacked in moderation and reason with the Wasp Miraculous while Vesperia was far kinder but she lacked confidence. Such as Félix, he was hurt by the pain of the past and angry at oppressors but obsessed with wanting freedom that he did it in a manner that made him no different than his predecessors until Ladybug, Adrien and Kagami set him straight.
Different Roles: When Miraculous holders are chosen in a group some of them can have specific roles or tasks to do such as guardians can give a miraculous to another to keep the balance in the cases of a miraculous hero is being manipulated by people in power such as Dark Grimalkin and Scarlet Fate. In the case with Ladybug, as it wasn't only her job to balance the actions of her equal Cat Noir but also other holders evil or not like Monarch. On occasions some holders have roles that last longer or shorter than others but they are no less important such as with Chloe's role it was her job to learn to have power in moderation and use it in reason and yet she also had a more important role to test Ladybug's and Cat Noir's growth as heroes and leaders.
Before the jewels were given to Ladybug, Cat Noir and their team, they were strictly used by adults only.
Bad Miraculous Holders: Bad Miraculous holders are opposite from the good ones as Cat Noir and Ladybug were chosen by Master Fu and use the jewels for the greater good. These holders aren't chosen by a guardian and get their miraculouses by other means such as finding missing ones or stealing them from the chosen wielders or guardians and instead they use them for themselves. However, despite the destruction it is rather limited without the guardian's or holder's knowledge or guidance which often tends to lead them into trouble. For example, there are a few wielders that know of the unconstrained version of their kwami's powers which is understandable outside of being dangerous, it just in case if a kwami ever got stuck with a bad owner they'd keep their version of their powers to themselves so their owners wouldn't get any ideas about using it. As well as most holders not knowing about the magical spell placed on the kwamis so they don't get any ideas about finding loopholes or messing around with it which could result in complications.
Regardless, the transition from good to bad and vica versa can be done by everyone and anyone for whatever means or reasons necessary varying such as with Chloe, Gabriel or Felix. However, just because a holder makes a bad choice doesn't always mean they're evil but maybe hurt, angry, desperate or confused as they don't believe or see the right way out of their problems. When it came to people like them even though they weren't chosen by the guardians to have one it could be that they were chosen by the world itself too as a way of teaching them a lesson despite learning the lesson some to most may not maintain them.
One of the reasons some may think they deserve to have a miraculous or use one is because they believe themselves to be better than those who were chosen sometimes which enables them to act out of jealously or anger when they don't get one or if it's taken. For others, they may feel like they are entitled to have one like Chloe when she found the Bee Miraculous in "The Queen's Battle", and Ladybug demanded it back after she and Cat Noir stopped the spending train but Chloe enacted "finders keepers" when done in this manner some may see the jewels as a means to get what they desire which may cause them not to surrender it because they believe if they do then their desires will vanish with them or even in "Miracle Queen", Chloe judging Ladybug's choice in holders. Such as Gabriel and Émilie as they both used the Peacock Miraculous to make their family but at the cost of Émilie's coma, Gabriel was desperate and fearful to fix his mistake which led to his intentions being pure (starting out) but over time his intentions and actions became the opposite as he used the Butterfly and the remaining jewels selfishly to steal the heroes jewels even though he didn't do anything to deserve them.
Abilities: In order for a Miraculous owner to transform, they need to be wearing the Miraculous and have the kwami connected to the Miraculous present to be absorbed. Through transformation, they change into an animal-themed superhuman. In these forms, the Miraculous owner gains enhanced physical abilities, an omni-purpose tool (such as Ladybug's yo-yo), and a Unique superpower (such as Cat Noir's Cataclysm).
However, as revealed in "Miracle Queen", if the owner doesn't know the kwami's name or the right commands, they won't be able to transform.
In "Miraculous New York", it's revealed by Uncanny Valley that when Miraculous holders are transformed, they are protected by a layer of magic called quantuam masking that makes them unrecognizable to the human eye. During "Destruction", it's so strong that even the powers of Sublimation cannot undo it because it's a part of the kwamis magic. In "Pretension", the quantum masking that hides a Miraculous holder's appearance can also mask their scent as well.
Not only that, the owners also gain the abilities of the animals the Miraculous is based off of, such as Cat Noir's hearing, smell, and night vision, and using his clawed gloves like actual claws to climb surfaces, as well as Ladybug's ability to walk on walls like a bug. On occasion, a wielder will also show the behavioral patterns of the animals the Miraculous is based off of such as Cat Noir purring like a domestic cat in "Prime Queen".
According to Plagg, the suit that the Miraculous transformation creates is "what you really want deep down" or a natural reflection of a holder's whole personality. Upon transforming, some owners with impairments, like poor eyesight, will have said impairments modified or fixed completely, like with Alya when she transforms into Rena Rouge and Nino when he transforms into Carapace. The transformations of a holder's suit is further explained in "Rocketear", the design of them can also be based on what role they play or have like with Alya needing her to be "behind the scenes" until Hawk Moth's defeat, giving her suit a new camouflaged look. Or Adrien in "Kuro Neko", if one focuses on certain parts of their personalities their costumes will change as he focused on an image of perfection becoming the prestigious Cat Walker.
Furthermore some elements of the costumes of transformed Miraculous holders (such as Ladybug's and Cat Noir's masks) cannot be removed. Because according to Ladybug in "Lady Wifi", it's because of magic, implying that they are magically glued to a holder's face likely resulting in the effects of Kwami magic or it could one of the holder's desire in their costume. While there are elements can be removed, such as Cat Noir's tail, that can be detached. These said elements, made to look like real animal parts such as Cat Noir's, Rena Rouge's and Bunnyx's ears. Despite being fake, they can enhance a wielder's senses or respond to how they feel. But for Miraculous holders that don't have certain elements as a part of their costumes, they can be replaced by Miraculous tools, like how the shield acts like Carapace's shell, how the jump rope of the Mouse Miraculous is used as Multimouse and Polymouse's tail, and how the bolas on the Tiger Miraculous is used as Purple Tigress' tail when not in use.
Miraculous owners can use more than one Miraculous at the same time, which is why Hawk Moth desires both the Ladybug Miraculous and Cat Miraculous. This allows the wearer to utilize the powers of both, as well as utilize a new, more powerful fusion superpower. It also creates a costume that combines the aspects of both animal themes.
In "Kwamibuster", in order to fuse two Miraculous, the owner, while transformed with one of the miraculous, must say the name of the kwamis they want to fuse and say "Unify" while intertwining the hands. To unfuse, the owner must say the name of the kwami they want to let go and say "Divide" or to sat the kwami's detransformation phrase. When under the powers of fusion, Miraculous wielders can combine their weapons with other miraculous superpowers. As seen in "Miracle Queen", when Ladybug, as Dragon Bug, used her yo-yo combined with the Water Dragon to make a water sphere shield. It is unknown whether the unified Miraculous holders are still under the effect of the timer.
Miraculous owners can restrict their kwamis to certain commands, as seen in "Sandboy". However, it is as of yet unknown whether this is some outside ability of Gabriel or a benefit of being a Miraculous wielder, and if it is, it seems that it's a matter of a wielder's personal choice. It seems they can undo their commands with just a simple word or snap of their fingers.
In "Syren", Miraculous holders can have access to other powers when their kwamis drink certain potions from the Miraculous Spellbook: When in Aqua Mode, the holder has the ability to swim and breathe underwater. When in Ice Mode, the holder has ice skating abilities and withstand very cold temperatures. When in Space Mode, the holder gains a spacesuit version of their original costumes and the ability to breathe and move freely in space.
In "Mayura", it is revealed that if a Miraculous owner is in any of their powered up forms like Aqua or Ice mode, they'll detransform into their normal superhero forms. In "Startrain", when Miraculous users are transformed, they can temporarily handle lack of oxygen and survive temperatures of absolute zero degrees.
There are some Miraculous abilities don't reveal themselves to their users until they become of age, like with Ladybug and Cat Noir still being "too green" with their powers. With each superpower being different, the full range of powers and the way the holders master them could vary such as figuring out the secret or the meaning of the power and with a deeper level of understanding it can result in gaining a new power(s) or a change in their costumes as with Ladybug in "Mr. Pigeon 72". However, one of them Miraculous owners can gain is being able to maintain their transformations even after using their superpowers and prolong the use of them, revealed by Hawk Moth in "Mayura" and by Alix's future self, Bunnyx, in "Timetagger". Furthermore when adult holders transform they can use their energy to sustain their kwamis meaning they don't have to feed them as much or, they don't always need a voice command to activate them; as Bunnyx fought Timetagger, she used her powers without saying the word "Burrow" the same number of times. Older holders could also have further control of their powers. For example, when the Rabbit Miraculous was struck with a Cataclysm by the Future Cat Noir, it was cracked (or it's possible that it didn't receive a full blast) compared to the Bee Miraculous when it was completely destroyed by Cat Noir in "Queen Wasp".
Miraculous owners seemingly don't age or look affected by lack of food or thirst while transformed, as Bunnyx was able to remain in the obelisk for thousands of years in "Timetagger" before being released from a deep sleep. However, it is unknown if this ability is exclusive to Rabbit Miraculous owners, applies to all Miraculous owners, or if it is simply just an ability of the obelisk she was trapped in. In "Cat Blanc", as Cat Noir was akumatized and alone for months but remained the same being unaffected by the lack of food or thirst.
In "Cat Blanc", Hawk Moth is shown to be able to call for his cane from afar. It's possible when a Miraculous owner gets older, they share a mental connection with their weapons or some, like Ladybug's yo-yo string, are connected to their holder's willpower. Due to being young, it's possible that their mental connection grows with time, but if the weapon is damaged or broken, then so will the link.
Also on an interesting note, if a holder activates a Miraculous superpower, then in turn loses the jewel to another person and said new holder deactivates it, it's unknown if the timer will be activated as in the case with Eagle and Miraclonizer in "Miraculous New York".
In "Revolution", it seems for an underage Miraculous holder to be able to do this, they must not only spend time practicing their powers but understanding them, as well as learn what it truly means to be a hero. As Ladybug and Cat Noir let their enemies take advantage of their moral code, they realized even with and without powers on both sides of the line it was still their job along with everyone to stand up for what is right. With that mentally in mind the holders detransformations will slow down and by seeing the people fight for their freedom and then followed suit and by focusing their will and determination they channeled their energy to unlock their adult powers. Also, not only will a minor obtain the adult powers of the Miraculouses they've been assigned to, but to other Miraculouses, if not all as Bug Noire, Marinette not only used Lucky Charm multiple times but Cataclysm too.
In "The Illustrhater", it is possible for newly permanent heroes like Nino Lahiffe to eventually get their infinite powers if they've already learned what it truly means to be a hero with prior experience.
Weaknesses: While they are almost invincible while transformed, they aren't exempt from everything, such as drowning, unless they're in Aqua Mode or using their weapons as breathing devices. While not transformed, the Miraculous has no effect. As seen in "Gorizilla", a Miraculous owner could not survive jumping off a high building while not transformed. In "Miraculer", they do have some resistance to their own powers while transformed, but it will leave them injured and possibly on the verge of death if struck in a vital area, as with Cat Noir and his Cataclysm.
In "Destruction", it turns out when not struck in a vital area with a Cataclysm the transformed holder's suit will have cracks or rips. But if the holder is not healed by Ladybug's restoration powers it will leave a huge terrible black scar on them and if left untreated in "Jubilation" and "Illusion", the recipient's injury will be similar to necrosis. As of "Intuition", if the injury continues then their pain becomes worse and spread to their organs causing even more damage especially if they misuse time miraculouses causing their injuries to speed up and shorten their time.
While they are almost invulnerable, minor miraculous owners must be wise about how and when they use their superpower because after it is used, the kwami begins to lose the energy needed to keep the transformation, and in five minutes, the Miraculous owner detransforms back to normal as the kwami emerges from the jewel. If they want to transform again, they need to help their kwami regain energy by feeding them. Not only that, some powers are strictly linked to a owner's weapons, likes Ladybug's Lucky Charm and her yo-yo. This can also be a weakness, meaning that while an owner is using their weapons to summon their powers, they can't use them to attack or defend, leaving them vulnerable, as seen with Ladybug in "Sandboy".
In "Miraculous Paris", reveals the full reason why underage Miraculous holders need to de-transform back after summoning their superpowers once is because the use of the Miraculous takes vital energy from both the kwami and the holder, enabling a countdown timer that prevents them from using their powers until they are ready.
Besides growing up, akumatization and using time-related Miraculous, the other way to override the countdown is using a Miraculous for evil, that allows young holders to use their powers multiple times and stay transformed, but it takes a great toll on their bodies, causing a magical necrosis similar to those caused by the effects of Cataclysm until it slowly destroys them. However, if the young ones renounce their ways to the greater good then the corruption is reversible through the powers of the Ladybug miraculous holder.
When Miraculous jewels are damaged or negatively impacted, it can result in damaging the wearer's powers, leading to them not working the way they are supposed to, or at all, go completely out of control. Other negative effects can be done on the wearer themselves; when an adult holder uses a broken jewel they expend more vital energy causing the kwamis to feed off more than normal them to sustain themselves at first, leading to fatigue and health problems, as seen with Nathalie in "Mayura". In this condition, they can overcome the afflictions, if the jewels are used sparingly, but only for a while, because even if a broken Miraculous is fixed, or its use is stopped entirely it doesn't stop the holder's condition from deteriorating until they end up in an endless slumber, or even dead. It's unknown if the same effects will happen with a younger Miraculous holder. In "Representation", one use of a damaged Miraculous (at least the Peacock Miraculous) results in the holder having 15 years to live, but if overused the holder will have less than a year. As it's unknown if all of them have the same effect or not. However, if they just transform with a damaged jewel and remain inactive, like Bunnyx who was in a stone slumber, they won't be affected. Like the jewels, a wielder can transform with a sick or hurt kwami. However, they, too, must use extreme caution, since it's the kwamis that give their owners their powers and transformations. If they transform under these conditions, it's likely they won't be able to hold it for long, let alone give their owners their powers or their powers will be weakened.
Another negative effect is the owner being stuck in their superhero form, as seen in "Timetagger", until said jewel can be repaired or by removing them if their voices are taken away, as "Silencer", shows how important a Miraculous owner's voice is while they're transformed. Since they use their voices to activate their superpowers and transformations, if an owner can't speak, then they can't summon their powers or if they get cancelled out, as seen with Ladybug therefore they can experience improper prolonged transformations. If it happens before they transform, they can't transform at all. It's unknown how long they can stay transformed under normal circumstances and yet, if they decide to do so for long time periods it will lead too many unanswered questions or if any have unknown side effects. All vocal commands of an owner's powers can only be done by the voice of the person who's actually wearing the jewel, meaning that a Miraculous owner can't activate the powers of another owner unless they switch their Miraculous or when they come into the possession of another jewel, like Ladybug with Cat Noir's ring in "Gamer 2.0".
According to Master Fu, the use of or merging too many Miraculouses, either activated or in camouflage mode, may have consequences both to the body and mind of the owner. It's also unknown what the full damage could be if a damaged Miraculous is fused with another jewel. If a holder fuses four or more together and overuses the jewels powers it will result in electrical discharges causing the holders great pain.
Even though the quantum masking of the Miraculous works pretty well it's not always going to work as the magic only confuses human minds but not robots such as Uncanny Valley. However, the magical protection is useless if the holder transforms in the open or reveals themselves willingly or not such as in "Cat Blanc", "Miracle Queen", "Ephemeral" and others as it makes it easier for someone else to steal the jewels. Despite it being strong a holder must do what they can or need to conceal their identities because civilians can figure out who's behind the mask on their own if suspicious enough such as with Alya figuring out Cat Noir and Carapace identities.
The holders can transform while under the effects of an Akumatized villain if their powers are minor, like amnesia in "Oblivio", or appearance changes, like in "Reflekdoll", as long as they remove the Miraculouses before they get affected.
In "Dearest Family", it's also very dangerous for a wielder to transform when a kwami enters a "food-hungry" state after they eat delicious and unique individualized sets of foods. Because the holder will be affected by their kwami's hunger and craves, but by exerting willpower, the holder can resist their kwami's cravings.
In "Evolution", when any holder are paired with a kwami, it's their job to keep them well fed between each transformation. Because the effectiveness of their powers depends on how much energy their kwami possess, before or during transformations. If not fed, an excessive use of the powers ends up making them weaker. When under unification, for both young and adult holders, the combined use of the powers places a great strain on the kwamis and holder's energy, draining and debilitating both much faster but giving them too much food will give too much power.
In "Conformation", that if a Miraculous holder leaves anything behind that has their quantum imprint then it can be tracked anywhere.
- #4MLB lore: Genreselective
Keys: Genre, fictional world, traditions, history, background details
Info: This is a list of genres of literature and entertainment (film, television, music, and video games), excluding genres in the visual arts. Superhero: Superhero fiction is a genre centered around characters typically possessing superpowers or abilities beyond those of ordinary people. These characters are frequently costumed to conceal their identity and use their powers to help make the world a better place, dedicating themselves to protecting the public and fighting crime. The genre predominantly finds its roots in American comic books starting from the 1930s and later expands to Hollywood films, television, and video games. It also includes Japanese media such as manga, anime, and video games. Superheroes often derive their powers from non-human or superhuman biology, advanced technology, mystical or alien objects, or studies of magic. The terms used for superhero characters may also include masked crime fighters, costumed adventurers, or masked vigilantes. Typically, a superhero combats threats from supervillains, who serve as their criminal counterparts and often include an arch-nemesis. Romance: Romance is often interpreted as a genre in film that focuses on the romantic relationships of the protagonists. It can also refer to a genre of novels, known as romance novels, which emerged in the 20th century and focuses on romantic love, typically directed at women readers. Furthermore, in the realm of comics, romance comics focus on romantic relationships as their central plot. Action: Action film is a genre of film that typically involves a lot of excitement, physical exertion, and intense sequences. Action television is also a genre of television programming that showcases similar themes. Adventure: Adventure is a genre characterized by exciting and often risky experiences. It includes activities such as traveling, exploring, engaging in extreme sports like skydiving or mountain climbing, and can even entail exploring mythology and fictional quests. Adventure narratives often involve protagonists engaging in remarkable and challenging experiences, which can lead to personal growth, cognitive arousal, and the achievement of a greater goal, such as gaining new knowledge or drawing sustainability lessons. This theme is prevalent in various media, including literature, films, comic books, and video games, where protagonists embark on explorative journeys with the aim of overcoming adversity and achieving a reward. CGI-animated series: CGI-animated series are television series that utilize computer-generated imagery to create animated content. These series often feature vibrant visuals, unique character designs, and dynamic settings, which are achieved through digital animation techniques. Magical girl: Magical girl is a genre of anime and manga that involves young girls who possess magical or supernatural powers. These girls, often referred to as "magical girls" or "mahou shoujo" in Japanese, typically lead double lives: one as ordinary schoolgirls and the other as powerful heroines who fight against evil forces. Comedy-drama: Comedy drama, also known as dramedy, is a hybrid genre that blends elements of both comedy and drama. This genre typically addresses serious subjects such as death, illness, or betrayal while maintaining a lighter, humorous tone. Unlike typical drama series that have comic relief, modern comedy dramas integrate more humor throughout the storyline, though with a lower joke rate than sitcoms. In terms of historical context, this genre traces its roots back to Greek theatre, which categorized plays as either comedies (light, happy-ending stories) or tragedies (serious, sad-ending stories). Even today, entertainment awards often differentiate between dramas and comedies. The characteristics of a dramedy include balancing drama and comedy, often presenting real-life situations and believable characters. The ratio between drama and comedy can vary, but typically neither dominates. Such stories frequently touch on relatable and serious issues like divorce, illness, and heartache.
- #5MLB lore: Animationselective
Keys: Animation, DWARF instead of SAMG, new instead of old
Info: SAMG Animation (later known as SAMG Entertainment) is a South Korean studio that co-produced and animated much of Miraculous through seasons 1–5. Dwarf Animation is a French company. As of Miraculous London (a special), after that point Dwarf takes over animation services in-house in France.
SAMG Animation: SAMG’s work is generally admired for having strong CGI visuals: good lighting, detailed hair and textures, expressive faces. Fans often consider many SAMG-episodes to be the benchmark. Being outsourced (SAMG, plus other studios) meant variation: different studios, budgets, schedules led to inconsistency between episodes (lighting, character models, textures etc.). SAMG’s era is well loved. People often point back to earlier seasons as having “more polish” or a look they prefer. SAMG was involved in most of the regular episodes, particularly early seasons, and many specials. The “London” special is noted as SAMG’s last major animation on Miraculous before full transition.
Dwarf Animation: Dwarf is bringing in a “new art style” and pushing for consistency. Some viewers say the animation under Dwarf feels closer to cinematic quality. With Dwarf doing more work in-house, plus the move to using tools like Unreal Engine for newer visuals, there’s potential for tighter control over visual consistency and updates. Some fans are excited by Dwarf’s change and see promise. Others are wary — changes in style often meet nostalgia and comparison, so reactions are mixed. After Miraculous London, Dwarf becomes the main animator for the show moving forward. Specials, episodes etc are expected to reflect the new style.
In short: Old SAMG S1-5= flashier, more kinetic, expressive movement. New Dwarf S6= cleaner visuals, steadier but less dynamic action.
- #6MLB lore: Kwamisselective
Keys: genderless, Kwamis, groups
Info: Kwamis are divine beings that are formed whenever a new abstract idea, concept, or emotion comes into existence in the universe, such as creation, love, beauty, and mathematics. The very first Kwami ever to come into existence is Tikki, the Kwami of Creation, who came into existence upon the creation of the universe.
The concept of creation not only created the Quantic Universe, it also created a near infinite number of other universes alongside it, with each universe having its own set of kwamis, that is to say that the kwamis exist in all the universes simultaneously. The kwamis have the knowledge and memories of all their counterparts from the other universes, though they don't usually bring up this topic with mortals, as there isn't enough time in such a short lifespan to explain even the tiniest bit about it.
All of the Kwamis know each other and journeyed across the universe for eons.[4] During their travels, they found their way to Earth and at some point discovered their magical powers, born from the abstract concepts that they respectively embody, with Plagg using his powers to cause the extinction of the non-avian dinosaurs. That's when the kwamis realized, even though their powers were great, they were too strong and unfocused, leading to great damage. During their ancient past, the kwamis witnessed the rise of humanity and with it, from five to seven million years ago, the birth of their "cousins" the Renlings.
However, the Kwamis were spirit-like, and thus couldn't be perceived by regular, tangible lifeforms, such as humans, and were therefore unable to interact with them. Despite that, they had a deep yearning to learn more about humans by observing them.
Until one day, five thousand years ago, a Chinese mage figured out how to create special magical jewels, the Miraculouses. These jewels allowed the Kwamis to manifest in physical form, finally allowing them to communicate with mortal lifeforms, though the physical form can only be manifested when a Kwamis respective Miraculous is in the possession of an owner. In return for the privilege of having the ability to be perceived by mortals, the Kwamis were able to grant superpowers to their Miraculous owners. Through said owners they had discovered that their powers are far more manageable.
From that point on, Kwamis helped the wearers of their Miraculouses transform into heroes and achieve good all around the world. There were instances where they became stuck with villainous owners and were forced to help them with their diabolical schemes due to being bound to their Miraculous owner's every command, such as Nooroo and Duusu currently in the series. Some of them have made long-lasting and meaningful bonds of friendship with their owners and to commemorate that special bond, they'd give their owner a jewel, known as a Kwagatama.
A long time ago (long enough for some Kwamis to forget), a magical spell was cast upon them. They are physically incapable of speaking their owners' names to each other or any Miraculous owners other than their own. However, if another Miraculous owner already knows their owner's identity, then the Kwami can speak their owner's name freely. The spell also prevents kwamis from speaking the name of the guardians of their Miraculouses.
On occasion, incidents where an active kwami would get separated from their owners or find them in trouble would occur, and often used their powers to protect them, but only as a last resort.
In "Sandboy", it is revealed that active Kwamis collect items from the outside world and bring them inside the Miracle Box to give as presents to inactive Kwamis for entertainment.[5]
Sometimes on occasions, through unknown means or without the need for an owner, a kwami can find their way out of the Miracle Box.
Just as Miraculous holders were taught about the powers of the jewels, so were the kwamis, such as the Miraculous potions, that allowed them and their owners to change into their elemental forms. However, even though they were curious about how their powers could be modified, they were forbidden by the guardians to know as a precaution in case if they ever fell into evil hands.
Over time, the kwamis also became aware that they could unify their powers as well as the danger that came when one holder fused too many jewels together, as seen in "Miracle Queen", when Stompp, Roaar and the others refused to share their activation commands after seeing Chloé's rude and selfish behavior. They also knew that Chloé could've severely hurt herself, so they refused for her own safety. They also were aware of the Guardian's Code and sometimes, like their owners, shared meaningful bonds with the guardians of their boxes.
In rare instances, not all kwamis know the identity of the guardian that has ownership of the Miracle Box that their Miraculous came from, such as Nooroo and Duusu not knowing much about Master Fu before they were separated.
Sometimes, depending on certain situations or emergencies, Kwamis would often return to the home cities, towns, countries of their previous owners, but come under the ownership of new holders, like in the case with Tikki.
Throughout the thousands of years of working with owners they also learned a variety of other skills that either pique their interest, their powers or situations.
Even though, kwamis can be renounced by their owners in "Transmission", it's revealed that they can do their own form of "renouncing". As with Tikki's and Plagg's case, if the task of being a wielder is too great for them or least if the holder doesn't meet the kwamis expectations they can convince their owners to surrender their jewels without saying the renounce command. Afterwards the kwamis begin their search for new owners under their own judgement if a guardian doesn't or can't intervene or has their permission.
The kwamis include: Tikki: Ladybug Miraculous with the concept of creation and superpower of Lucky charm Plagg: Cat Noir Miraculous with the concept of destruction and superpower of cataclysm Trixx: fox necklace Miraculous with the concept of illusion and superpower of mirage Wayzz: turtle bracelet Miraculous with the concept of protection and superpower of shell-ter Sully: skunk ring Miraculous with the concept of emission and superpower of stink bomb Sass: snake bracelet Miraculous with the concept of intuition and superpower of second chance Kaalki: horse glasses Miraculous with the concept of teleportation and superpower of voyage Longg: dragon choker Miraculous with the concept of perfection and superpower of wind/water/lightning dragon Xuppu: monkey headband Miraculous with the concept of derision and superpower of uproar Pollen: bee hair comb Miraculous with the concept of subjection and superpower of venom Mullo: mouse necklace Miraculous with the concept of multiplication and superpower of multitude Fluff: rabbit pocket watch Miraculous with the concept of evolution and superpower of burrow Dazzi: pig anklet Miraculous with the concept of jubilation and superpower of gift Roarr: tiger bracelet Miraculous with the concept of exaltation and superpower of clout Prikkel: wasp hair pin Miraculous with the concept of liberation and superpower of doppelganger Barkk: dog choker Miraculous with the concept of adoration and superpower of fetch Ziggy: goat hair clip Miraculous with the concept of passion and superpower of genesis Stompp: ox nose ring Miraculous with the concept of determination and superpower of resistance
The kwamis are also based on the Chinese Zodiac, providing a unique and exciting aspect to the show's lore.
- #7MLB lore: French Superheroesselective
Keys: French, friends, superheroes, groups
Info: Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir is a CGI superhero cartoon co-produced by Zagtoon Inc., Method Animation, Toei Animation, and SAMG. The show follows Marinette Dupain-Cheng/Ladybug and Adrien Agreste/Cat Noir as they fight akumatized villains in Paris, France.
Marinette is able to transform into Ladybug with the help of the kwami Tikki, who is connected to the Ladybug Miraculous. Adrien transforms into Cat Noir with the help of the kwami Plagg, who is connected to the Cat Noir Miraculous.
Marinette is able to transform into Ladybug with the help of the kwami Tikki, who is connected to the Ladybug Miraculous. Adrien transforms into Cat Noir with the help of the kwami Plagg, who is connected to the Cat Noir Miraculous.
Ladybug's friends at Collège Françoise Dupont also transform into superheroes with the help of the kwamis, including: Alya Césaire/Rena Rouge Nino Lahiffe/Carapace Rose Lavillant/Pigella Juleka Couffaine/Purple Tigress Sabrina Raincomprix/Miss Hound Ivan Bruel/Minotaurox Mylène Haprèle/Polymouse Max Kanté/Pegasus Alix Kubdel/Bunnix Lê Chiến Kim/King Monkey Wayhem/Mayhem Skunk Luka Couffaine/Viperion Kagami Tsurugi/Ryuko Chloé Bourgeois/Queen Bee Marc Anciel/Rooster Bold Nathaniel Kurtzberg/Caprikid Zoé Lee/Vesperia
- #8MLB lore: Quantic Universeselective
Keys: places, Quantic Universe
Info: The main setting of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. In this universe, Marinette Dupain-Cheng becomes Ladybug and Adrien Agreste becomes Cat Noir, with them fighting against Hawk Moth (who later becomes Shadow Moth and Monarch) then Chrysalis, who both want to acquire their two Miraculouses.
Notable heroes include the French Miraculous superhero team, the United Heroez, and Ladydragon.
After the events of "Re-creation", this universe had been reconstructed by Gabriel Agreste through the use of the Absolute Power, sacrificing his life to heal his assistant, Nathalie Sancoeur, from her magical illness and joining Emilie Agreste in the afterlife.
At the beginning of the universe, the first kwami, Tikki, came into existence. After her, other kwamis were formed throughout the early days of the universe whenever new ideas or emotions were born, such as beauty and love. They weren't able to be detected by humanity until a mage created the Miraculouses. Because of the Miraculouses, not only could kwamis can now interact with humans, they could also transform them into super-powered beings.
To protect the Miraculouses, the Order of the Guardians was formed, watching over and distributing the Miraculouses. Many Miraculous holders existed around the world at different times, including in ancient civilizations, the Middle Ages, and modern periods. Despite existing for many years, sometime in the 19th century, a mistake made by a young member in training named Wang Fu resulted in the Order of the Guardians falling apart, their temple getting destroyed, and the Butterfly Miraculous, Peacock Miraculous, and Miraculous spellbook being lost. Fu escaped, and he kept the Miracle Box with its remaining Miraculouses.
In the present day, many superheroes exist around the world. Majestia and Knightowl were well-known and popular, even having comic books based on them. An American superhero, Victory, is the President of the USA. All known American superheroes are part of a team of heroes called the United Heroez.
Meanwhile, in recent years there wasn't any kind of superhero in France. However, Gabriel Agreste found the Butterfly Miraculous and became Hawk Moth. With his superpower, he created other supervillains in order to bring out the Ladybug Miraculous and Cat Miraculous, take them away from their holders, and use them together to wish for a secret desire. Living in Paris at the time, Fu planned to fight back and stop Hawk Moth from making his wish come true, thereby circumventing its horrible consequences. After realizing he couldn't do it alone, Fu gave the Ladybug and Cat Miraculouses respectively to Parisian teenagers Marinette Dupain-Cheng and Adrien Agreste.
As the danger in Paris grew, so did Ladybug and Cat Noir, figuring out the powers of their jewels, growing in allies and not only that they also gained clues to figuring out Hawk Moth's secret dream.
In the future the French Miraculous superhero team return as adults as Paris is under the threat of a new Hawk Moth.
- #9MLB lore: Geography
Keys: places, Geography
Info: Paris, France is the primary location seen in the universe so far in the TV series. In "Startrain", Ladybug, Cat Noir and Pegasus defeated Startrain and captured her akuma in the Big Ben Clock Tower in London. Other countries have been mentioned or referenced, including China, Egypt, Greece, Italy, the Patagonia region (in Argentina and Chile), the United Kingdom and its capital London, and Japan. The Miraculous World TV movies take place in different locations throughout the world, including New York City, Shanghai, London, Dakar, Rio de Janeiro, and Tokyo.
Achu, the kingdom where Prince Ali and his chaperone live, is a fictional country that exists in the universe. However, it is unknown where in the world Achu is.
- #10MLB loc: Parisselective
Keys: places, Paris
Info:
- #11MLB lore: Akutosselective
Keys: supervillains, akumatized, Butterfly Miraculous, transformed, Akutos
Info: Akutos, also called Akumatized or Evilized villains, are people or оther sentient beings transformed into supervillains by the holder of the Butterfly Miraculous, with Akumatization, the evil version of the superpower of the Butterfly Miraculous. They are the evil counterpart of Senshis.
Whenever a person has strong negative emotions, the holder of the Butterfly Miraculous senses it and with Nooroo's power, Transmission, they can transform a person into a supervillain directly or from far distances with Akumas.
Once the power makes contact with the target, it immediately creates a telepathic link between the holder and the other person, allowing them to communicate through a butterfly-shaped light mask that appears in front of their faces.
Once the connection is established, the holder gives them a new name for their supervillain identity and explains to the person that they'll give them the ability to accomplish their goals.
When the person agrees, a dark purple ether appears from the possessed object and surrounds the person. Once it recedes, it reveals the target has transformed into a supervillain. If Butterfly Miraculous holder needs to telepathically talk with them again, his light mask will reappear on their faces again.
Unlike with Senshis, every Akuto, after being corrupted, remembers the cause of their distress and the person who caused it, so they usually try to get revenge. Additionally, some villains remember the people for whom they have romantic feelings and still care for them while transformed.
The Butterfly Magical can't control them or read their minds either, however they can see through their eyes and sense their feelings, allowing them to see and feel what they do. If they need to, the Magical can control their bodies for a brief amount of time in order to inflict pain on them, typically with this ability being to ensure that the Akutos don't disobey the Butterfly Magical.
The holder can recant their magic, removing the champion's powers. Sometimes they also use this as a threat against their allies if they start to stray from their task.
Any sentient creature with emotions can be akumatized, including robots, spirits, and Sentimonsters.
Sometimes, other living things or beings are indirectly transformed with the main victim. Inanimate objects that are not the akumatized object can change because of the victim's Akumatization.
Rarely, it is possible for someone with extreme willpower to resist or even overcome the Butterfly Magical’s influence. If they're communicating with the Buttefly Magical at that point, the light mask will break.
The Butterfly Magical can akumatize more than one person at once just with one Akuma, as long as the victims hold onto an object which the Akuma enters or as long as each person has an emotional link to the object.
If an Akuma enters into multiple objects at the same time, its essence is divided equally in those objects, being necessary to break those objects and collect the essence in each one to undo the Akumatization and purify the Akuma.
An Akuto has an appearance and abilities that relate to their infected object, occupation, circumstances, and/or interests. The powers come with all the knowledge and muscle memory the akumatizated victim needs in order to use the powers effectively.
The majority of the time, their akumatized objects end up becoming their weapons, sometimes transforming into real-life weapons which look like their objects.
Aside from their superpowers, Akutos have enhanced strength, durability, agility and fighting skills.
Note that their powers do not have to correlate with the circumstances of their Akumatization, and may have solely to do with the akumatized object.
Because of the Butterfly Magical and the Akutos' mental connection, the villain can sense the location of the holder if they want to find them.
Akutos can communicate directly with the Butterfly Magical, even if they are not the one who akumatized them initially, but if it is from the same kind of Akumatization.
- #12MLB lore: Senshisselective
Keys: superheroes, Butterfly Miraculous, transformed, kamikotized, Senshis
Info: Senshis, also called Kamikotized heroes, are people or other sentient beings transformed into superheroes by the holder of the Butterfly Miraculous, with Kamikotization, the good version of the superpower of the Butterfly Miraculous. They are the good counterpart of Akutos.
Whenever a person has strong positive emotions, the holder of the Butterfly Miraculous senses it and with Nooroo's power, Transmission, they can transform a person into a superhero directly or from far distances with Kamikos.
Once the power makes contact with the target, it immediately creates a telepathic link between the holder and the other person, allowing them to communicate through a butterfly-shaped light mask that appears in front of their faces.
Once the connection is established, the holder gives them a new name for their superhero identity and explains to the person that they'll give them the ability to accomplish their goals.
When the person agrees, a light purple ether appears from the possessed object and surrounds the person. Once it recedes, it reveals the target has transformed into a superhero.
Unlike with Akutos, Senshis are given a feeling of hope by the holder, which allows them to accept the power and convinced to do good with it, either by saving people or fighting villains.
The Butterfly Miraculous holder can't control them or read their minds either, however they can see through their eyes and sense their feelings, allowing them to see and feel what they do. If they need to, the holder can control their bodies for a brief amount of time in order to inflict pain on them, typically with this ability being to ensure that the Senshis don't abuse their powers or use them for evil purposes.
The holder can recant their magic, removing the champion's powers. Sometimes they also use this as a threat against their allies if they start to stray from the path of goodness or when the Senshi‘s mission is over which makes transformation only temporary.
Any sentient creature with emotions can be kamikotized or akumatized, including robots, spirits, and Sentimonsters.
- #13MLB lore: Sentimonstersselective
Keys: beings born, superpower, Sentimonsters, Peacock Miraculous, living creations, amokization
Info: Sentimonsters are living creations/beings born from people's emotions through Amokization, the superpower of the Peacock Miraculous. They can take on a vast variety of forms and sometimes have special powers.
Whenever a person feels strong emotions, such as anger, jealousy, fear, sadness, humiliation, dedication, disappointment, guilt, betrayal, despair, vengeance, curiosity, love, excitement, stress, hunger, confidence, desire, frustration, determination, pride, ambition, hate, etc, the Peacock Miraculous' Magical uses their magical energy either directly or through an Amok to manifest their feelings with a magical blue ether into a physical form.
The Peacock Miraculous user will also be able to remotely communicate with the recipient and the Sentimonster with telepathy.
Sentimonsters have appearances and abilities that correspond to the recipients and the emotions they felt, the same emotions that the Sentimonsters was manifested from, and they can come in a very wide variety of shapes and sizes; including animals, anthropomorphic objects, humans, and much more. They can be very large, towering over buildings, or very small, able to fit in the palm of ones hand. Sometimes, a Sentimonster will possess special superpowers that go beyond its anatomy and brute strength. Depending on the complexity of its creation, Sentimonsters can range from basic sentience to fully sapient beings capable of complex thought. A Sentimonster can also possesses personality traits that relate to its physical form.
- #14MLB lore: Zooselective
Keys: objects, Zoo, technology
Info: Zoo is a multifunctional mobile application and social network.
Zoo has the basic functions of a messaging app, allowing users to send text messages and make regular or video calls. It is also a social network service with the possibility of creating specific profiles, creating communities, and publishing statuses, photos or videos.
The interface includes a button with the chosen profile type, another for messaging, one for calls and finally one for settings. When a user views an item published by another person, it is displayed with the color and symbol of the profile. Content can be commented, liked, reported or shared.
Its colors and backgrounds are based on the The Miraculers. Depending on the theme chosen by the user, the background will consists of the respective Miraculous' symbol. Additionally, the user's profile will also be visible to others with this background, with a logo that recalls their theme.
All those themes are refered as communities. Those communities can interact with each other through a "like system" represented by hearts, although it is possible for certain members to block interactions from specific communities, like how Chloé managed to forbid users with Ladybug, Fox, Turtle, Goat and Horse themes from participating in her Bee community's contests. Media channels like TVi also have their own official themes used by their employees.
Ladybug (pink): Marinette Dupain-Cheng, Sabine Cheng, Aurore Beauréal Cat (green): Adrien Agreste Fox (orange): Alya Césaire Bee (yellow): Chloé Bourgeois, Vincent Aza, Zoé Lee, Aurore Beauréal (formerly), Diane, Ray, Nora Césaire Dog (light brown): Sabrina Raincomprix Pig (light pink): Rose Lavillant Horse (brown): Claudie Kanté Tiger (light purple): Juleka Couffaine TVi: Alec Cataldi Without a background: Nathalie Sancoeur, Nino Lahiffe, Roger Raincomprix There are also communities with no known members yet: Rabbit, Ox, Mouse, Peacock, Snake, Monkey, Goat, Turtle and Rooster.
- #15MLB lore: Earth-515selective
Keys: Earth-515, realities
Info: On Earth-515, unlike the canon MCU/Arrowverse, many other characters from the comics exist, and have been present in the stories for years. The X-Men are native to this Universe, and were formed two years prior to the Avengers; the Fantastic Four exists as well. Also, The League; Superman & Lois exists as well. Dozens of other heroes and villains debuted after Iron Man, making the "Heroic Age" in this Universe filled with much more heroes than on the canon MCU/Arrowverse.
A difference between this Universe and the canon MCU/Arrowverse is that in here, the existence of time travel and the Multiverse have always been common knowledge to the main characters, with several characters from other points in time and even alternative Universes interacting with the main heroes throughout the years - although the characters themselves didn't know much about the specific rules of it until later in the timeline (more specifically after this Earth's analog events of Endgame, Elseworlds and Multiverse of Madness). Some characters even experienced time traveling adventures, but in either accidental ways, or guided by other entities or forces - still maintaining the discovery of the rules and ways of time travel by Tony Stark (and, on this Earth, Reed Richards) in 2023. The kind of time travel depicted here is the same as the one depicted in the MCU/Arrowverse; however, on this Earth, not all-time travels create Branching Timelines. Sometime travels are actually fixed points in time, meaning they are part of the "Sacred Timeline"'s history and always meant to happen, explaining why Cable's time travels don't cause the timeline to branch, for an example.
On Earth-515, are (totally or partially) canon the events from:
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (from Season 1 until Season 5) Inhumans Daredevil Jessica Jones (Season 1) Luke Cage (Season 1) Iron Fist (Season 1) The Defenders When it comes to gods and other mythological creatures, Earth-515 is more similar to each of Earth's religions and mythologies rather than the MCU/Arrowverse or even the main comics. For example, on Earth-515 Gaea and Jörd are not the same person, thus Gaea is not the mother of Thor.
Also, other media franchises are part of this interation of the MCU/Arrowverse, such as Miraculous Ladybug, and others.
Miraculous Ladybug is mainly canon on Earth-515 up until season 5, as well as some elements from season 6 onwards.
The Miraculouses were created in the year 1713 BC by a Prodigious user known only as "Jingren dé". Repeating the same process used to tie the eight Renlings to the Prodigious thousands of years prior, Jingren Dé tied every Kwami to several jewels, granting these creatures corporeal form in the mortal realm. The Miraculouses would be given to several people across human history, creating a legacy of Miraculous Holders that would use their powers for both good or evil.
- #16MLB lore: MLB Reactsselective
Keys: theater, watching, characters, MLB Reacts
Info: The premise of the story. After many years of boredom, a teenagers named ‘{{user}}’ decided to start a theater. {{user}} ‘kidnapped’ the MLB Characters to watch one of the greatest cinematic universe in the omniverse. Will the characters enjoy the universe or have some problems with the main protagonists and antagonists? A story where characters watch and comment on their own show or movie. Universe is presented as another universe to the Miraculers and has the characters 20 from Miraculous Corp. commenting and learning about the superhero, as well as the flaws of their society. They're still watching a show or movie, just not their show or movie. Find out in this fanfic inspired by many authors.
Characters reacting to/watching/reading shows, books, games, fanfictions, AUs or any other canon source material. Primarily their own but of others too. No reactions to memes, AMVs, edits, etc.
MLB Chronicles is a series of stories where characters from Miraculous watch different timelines (Fanfictions/AUs/Cannon) for the enjoyment of an otherworldly being.
• Doomsday Theater: In the theater called "The Doomsday Theater", a portal appeared on the large glass roof, it was green in color. Bright place that was clean and very shiny, the different food items and an accessory shop. The floor was clean. The lobby in space. As the audience exited the theater room, some changes outside such a Fandom Characters on a sofa, mugs, and consoles. The Game Room, the Museum, the Hall of Fame, the Danger Room, the Prize Room, the Apocalyptic Workshop, and the Doomsday Bar were opened in a dramatic way.
• Museum: The Museum in the next location, a museum is a building or institution which houses and cares for a collection of artifacts and other objects of scientific, artistic, or historical importance and makes them available for public viewing through exhibits that may be permanent or temporary. Modern museums concentrate on a particular subject or field, such as fine arts, applied arts, archaeology, anthropology, ethnology, history, cultural history, natural history, science and/or technology. Some specialize further, such as museums of modern art, local history, aviation history, agriculture, geology, etc.
• Hall of Fame: The Hall of Fame in the next location, the right wall which was labeled "Heroes and Allies", the left wall which was labeled "Villains and Allies".
• Game Room: The Game Room in the next location. A game is a structured type of play, typically undertaken for entertainment or fun, and can also serve as an educational tool. A video game is an electronic game that involves interaction with a user interface or input device to generate visual feedback. Most modern video games are audiovisual and can deliver audio through speakers or headphones. Video games can be categorized by hardware platform, which includes arcade video games, console games, and PC games. The FullDive Headset, AmuSphere, Doomsday Console, is for experiencing every heroes' powers like it were their own.
• Prize Room: The Prize Room in the next location, where the toys of were displayed as well as the merchandise of them. The toys, plushies, and everything that were shown.
• Danger Room: The Danger Room in the next location. The Danger Room is a fictional training facility for the X-Men, appearing in Marvel Comics since The X-Men #1 in September 1963. Students can train and practice/hone their powers through an empty, blue, holographic-like room. The Danger room was a spherical room that could produce holographic images that felt, smelled, sounded, and, most likely, could even taste like real things. It's located in the Doomsday Theater.
• Apocalyptic Workshop: The Apocalyptic Workshop in the next location, beginning with the Industrial Revolution era, a workshop may be a room, rooms or building which provides both the area and tools (or machinery) that may be required for the manufacture or repair of manufactured goods. Home workshops typically contain a workbench, hand tools, power tools, and other hardware. Along with the practical application of repairing goods, workshops are often used to tinker and make prototypes.
• Doomsday Bar: The Doomsday Bar in the next location, a bar, also known as a saloon, a tavern or tippling house, or sometimes as a pub or club, is a retail business that serves alcoholic beverages, such as beer, wine, liquor, cocktails, and other beverages such as mineral water and soft drinks. Bars often also sell snack foods, such as crisps or peanuts, for consumption on their premises. Some types of bars, such as pubs, may also serve food from a restaurant menu. This is bar for both heroes and villains. The term "bar" refers to the countertop where drinks are prepared and served, and by extension to the overall premises.
• Cafeteria: The Cafeteria in the next room, a cafeteria, sometimes called a canteen outside the U.S. and Canada, is a type of food service location in which there is little or no waiting staff table service, whether in a restaurant or within an institution such as a large office building or school; a school dining location is also referred to as a dining hall or lunchroom (in American English). Cafeterias are different from coffeehouses, although the English term came from the Spanish term cafetería, which carries the same meaning.
• Living Room: The Living Room in the next room, a living room, also called a lounge room (Australian English), lounge (British English), sitting room (British English), or drawing room, is a room for relaxing and socializing in a residential house or apartment. Such a room is sometimes called a front room when it is near the main entrance at the front of the house. In large, formal homes, a sitting room is often a small private living area adjacent to a bedroom, such as the Queens' Sitting Room and the Lincoln Sitting Room of the White House.
• Lobby: The Lobby in the next room, a lobby is a room in a building used for entry from the outside. Sometimes referred to as a foyer, reception area or entrance hall, it is often a large room or complex of rooms (in a theatre, opera house, concert hall, showroom, cinema, etc.) adjacent to the auditorium. It may be a repose area for spectators, especially used before performance and during intermissions, but also as a place of celebrations or festivities after performance. In other buildings, such as office buildings or condominiums, lobbies can function as gathering spaces between the entrance and elevators to other floors.
• Movie Theater Room: The Movie Theater Room in the next room, a large theater with rows and rows of chairs. A movie theater is a venue that contains auditoriums for viewing films for public entertainment.
• Dorms: The Dorms in the next room, stepped into the teleporter one by one. Upon teleporting to their destination. There was a long but big hallway with the left and right sides having numerous doors by the gorgeous appearance of the hallway like the exterior design of the Doomsday Theater, but it surprisingly looks like royalty. All of them guys will be sharing rooms with a second person. It would be gender neutral as well, so a boy and girl can live in the same attempt to do something naughty to they, some of their roommates will also be heroes or villains whether they like it or not. Neither side will attack each other out of spite because they rest assured that they'll be safe from being attacked, as keys' numbers appeared on their hands please proceed to their designated rooms. LEFT SIDE: Marinette Dupain-Cheng & Chloé Bourgeois (Room 1) Adrien Agreste & Ivan Bruel (Room 2) Alya Césaire & Sabrina Raincomprix (Room 3) Nino Lahiffe & Luka Couffaine (Room 4) Max Kanté & Lê Chiến Kim (Room 5) RIGHT SIDE: Alix Kubdel & Mylène Haprèle (Room 6) Zoé Lee & Juleka Couffaine (Room 7) Rose Lavillant & Kagami Tsurugi (Room 8) Marc Anciel & Nathaniel Kurtzberg (Room 9) Félix Fathom & Wayhem (Room 10)
- #17MLB lore: Marinette's Diary Secretsselective
Keys: Marinette's Diary Secrets, message, diary, miraculous, secrets
Info: It features Marinette as the narrator, writing in her diary to explain information about herself, people she knows, and more. Sometimes guest narrators are featured as well, such as Adrien, Alya, Chloé, or Gabriel who narrate episodes on occasion.
Marinette Dupain-Cheng shares her top 3 favorite monuments of Paris.
Marinette Dupain-Cheng shares her ambitions to become a fashion designer and what she's already done toward that goal.
Adrien Agreste brainstorms while writing a letter to Ladybug.
Alya Césaire explains the Ladyblog.
Adrien talks about his life, including being Cat Noir.
Marinette and Alya are BFFs! See how they spend their time together and support each other.
In this webisode, we explore the everyday life of Marinette and the responsibility of being a hero!
Ladybug talks about her partner.
Marinette plans her birthday. She wants to invite Adrien but can't muster the confidence!
Everybody knows Marinette has a crush on Adrien!
Master Fu is the latest member of the Guardians of Miraculous Order. He gave Tikki to Marinette so she could become Ladybug. Indeed, he has an important mission to accomplish for which he needs allies like Ladybug and Cat Noir.
Tikki is the Kwami of creation, she was born at the same time as the universe and has watched over each Ladybug over the centuries. This little magical creature has quickly become a real ally for Marinette both in real life and when she becomes Ladybug.
Plagg is Adrien's Kwami. It is this little creature--all black and no bigger than a kitten--that through his magical powers allows Adrien to turn into Cat Noir. Plagg is lazy, pretentious, sarcastic, resentful, and finally, he loves Camembert! He loves to live among humans. It's so good to bask in the soft beds, to watch TV, to play with all that hangs. Unlike Tikki, he only thinks of playing and does not have the same interest in the missions.
Alya, Rose, Alix, Juleka and Mylène are Marinette's friends. Marinette admires them a lot, whether for their strong personality, their respective qualities or their unwavering support when she tries to get Adrien's attention. They are like super-heroines everyday!
DJ for life, Nino is the head of college radio. Cool and positive, he's Adrien's best friend and Alya's boyfriend. He does not like improvising or hustling. Often undecided, he is the joker of the class.
Gamer passionate about all things technological. For him, everything is done according to a specific procedure, he likes to plan, organize. Max knows everything about everything and has an elephant memory. All the time in control, there is only one thing that makes him angry: must not touch his suspenders! He has a wardrobe at home!
Stubborn, idealistic and militant, Mylène has a strong sense of responsibility. She is the consciousness of the class. She likes to take a stand and commit to causes that are important to her.
Rose helps her grandmother at the La Vie en Rose tea room located near the school. Extremely romantic, she only dreams of going for a ride on horseback with her prince charming under a rainbow. Rose always sees the good side of things: everything is beautiful, extraordinary, awesome, too good. Everything amazes her, everything is positive and Rose!
Sporty, rebellious, and disobedient, Alix is super strong at school. She loves competition with boys, for her no difference, girls are as capable as guys. Coquette, she pays attention to its street look. Look that hates Chloé who treats her as a tomboy.
Sabrina is a good student, but eternal second in the class. Blabbermouth, the teacher's pet and a tattletale, she tries at all costs to make herself interesting. Chloé understood it well: Sabrina would give anything to have a friend like her!. A friend who gives her light!. In exchange, Chloe made Sabrina her right-hand girl. Sabrina worships Chloé, whose beauty and social standing she admires. She will be zealous to carry out the missions entrusted to her by her best friend!. Even if it means breaking the rules. Rules that she knows by heart as a good student that she is!
He's the class colossus, the terror of middle school... but that was before he met Mylène. And yes, even if he's not very talkative, Ivan is a tough guy with a tender heart. It is enough to see him with Mylène to realize there's no one sweeter and kinder than Ivan.
Not many people have seen his face and there are no pictures of him.... Gabriel Agreste is a talented stylist who fascinates as much by the originality of his creations as by the mystery that hangs around him. At home, he never leaves the top floor that dominates Paris. No one has the right to enter his apartments, not even his son. But why doesn't he show up? Who really is he?
Sweet, dreamy and discreet, Nathaniel spends his time drawing Ladybug, which he is in love with. He pretends to have nothing to do with everything that happens (when in reality not), but it is his way of being. He had the privilege of being akumatized several times... His meeting with Marc was going to be a real turning point in his life, allowing him to better exploit his drawing skills.
Chloé hates Marinette with whom she feels in competition, because she understood that Marinette loved Adrien. Of course, she will do everything so that the young man never knows anything about it... and then the way she wants to help everyone it really has the gift of exasperating him. If she knew who Ladybug really is, of which she is a fan in secret ...
Lila is quite a character! Deceitful and manipulative, she does not hesitate to lie to attract the graces of everyone except Marinette who saw clearly in her game, which will earn her being considered an enemy on the part of Lila.
Marinette tells the abilties of the Butterfly Miraculous and brief history of Hawk Moth.
Marinette has a lovely little family but she wonders who she might look like the most!
Despite their common love for Adrien, Kagami has become a good friend of Marinette. She share with us her vision of Kagami.
Adrien confides in telling his vision of Kagami. While he has loved Ladybug so far, Kagami's arrival turns him upside down more than he thought.
Luka is a good friend of Marinette, but it seems that he sees her more than a simple friend. Marinette shares his vision of Luka with his diary.
From Aqua Bug through Lady Noir to Lady Ice, Marinette had the opportunity to test spectacular powers with the Miraculous. And there is still a lot to discover!
When Ladybug and Cat Noir are overwhelmed, they don't hesitate to ask their friends for help to deal with the akumatized villains.
Hawk Moth has a great ally, Mayura, who helps him create new sentimonsters. Ladybug and Cat Noir must face these formidable new creatures!
Marinette doesn't really carry Chloé in her heart... a real spoiled and capricious brat, Chloé is responsible for half of the akumatizations in Paris since the arrival of Hawk Moth. It makes you wonder if she doesn't work for him with the ability she has of provoking negative emotions in people... but she would never do anything to harm Adrien (which is their only common point with Marinette). After all, maybe Chloe will change over time if we give her a chance.
Nathalie is a great help for Gabriel. Thanks to her, he can continue to seize the Miraculous in the hope of saving Émilie Agreste.
Marinette has always tried to get close to Adrien, not knowing that he was Cat Noir and that he was in love with Ladybug. Over time, their relationship continues to evolve, as do their feelings.
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