Fusionfall: Infected Zone Survival: Mandark’s House

Hello again, Fusionfall fans!  I apologize for the last  episode.  I was having trouble getting on Fusionfall, so I recalled from memory.  Today’s infected zone is too small to show my survival, so here it is. If you like mountain climbing, you’ll love this!  Mandark’s house is the Fusion Matter-infected lair of Dexter’s rival, Mandark.  There’s only one monster that’s actually INSIDE the infected zone, so here are the monsters for the whole area, Genius Grove.

• Air Drone: Watch out for this giant techno-wasp!  Made from Dexlabs junk, it’ll hover just about anywhere in town.
• Tech Drone: If ants could kill…well, you get the idea.  I’ve seen these robots all the way at the edge of town, so be careful.
• Tech Queen: This giant robot spider will jump on you until you’re fresh out of health.  Seriously, it can get out of hand sometimes, especially when you’re chasing the Tech Queen Widow.

There’s a Simian Station in the town square, so getting there after registering is easy.  Here are some survival tips:

• Some missions require you to scale the steep towers of the building.  Just grab a floating platform and go!
• And to get up there quicker, just remember there’s a moat of liquid Fusion Matter beneath you!
• Some monsters live downtown, where the Tech Queens lurk.
• No worries about going from tower to tower-a system of zip lines takes care of that for you!
• If you’re going on ground outside the infected zone, there’s lots of Fusion Matter waiting!

The Fusionfall Gazette: Edition 1!

Welcome to MAHF’s offical Fusionfall newspaper!  We’ve got monster stats, training tips and more here!  So check this out!

MEGA’S LAST STAND TRAINING EXERCISE

Inside the Mega’s Last Stand infected zone, nothing is what it seems.  A tall and strong skyscraper is the lair of the giant Motor Master creature.  Easy-to-beat Noxious Spawns are actually deadly Toxic Spawns.  But to get atop a fusion matter-entombed giant robot, training is a good idea.  All you do is go to Sector V (a peaceful place with weak monsters) and climb the KND Treehouse.  There’s a moat of Fusion Matter at the base, so getting down is just as hard as the real thing!

MONSTER STATS: BAD BURRO

These vacuum cleaner-like monsters patrol Pokey Oaks South.  You’ll have no problem stopping the normal kind, which are are only about waist high, but the boss monster, the Big Bad Burro, is as high as the average adult person!  Still, they’re not tough to beat.

RELAX WITH NATURE: CANDY COVE

Even during wartime, you should stop breathing putrid Fusion Matter and start breathing fresh air.  Normally, the place to go would be Camp Kidney, Mount Blackhead or the Twisted Forest.  But those places are only available in teh paid-for version.  Still, you kind find nature across the free version world.  Today we cover Candy Cove.  Here is a world not too far from the Cul-De-Sac Fortress, and yet is rich in nature.  In a giant crater-like formation lies the Candy Pirate Camp.  These followers of Stickybeard The Pirate (watch Codename: Kids Next Door for more info) live in a small camp with only a Simian Station as a transport.  And the campground isn’t the only sight to see.  Outside the emergency watchtower lie Candy Bandits, humanoid beasts made of candy.  Go into town, which is guarded by Tread Heads.  But don’t worry about the herd monsters.  Tank Terrors do just fine!  Thats all for now!

Fusionfall: Infected Zone Survival: Megas’s Last Stand

The Giant Mega!

Ever heard of Cartoon Network Fusionfall?  The MMOG that was released last year?  Well, I’ve got a free version account (which is why I will only have so many of these entries) and will be surviving dangerous infected zones and giving you the stats!  But first, an overview of the game.  There’s a giant goo-covered planet called Planet Fusion, and it’s threatening Earth!  So join all of your favorite Cartoon Network characters like Ben 10, Dexter and the Kids Next Door to fight Fusion monsters and save the planet!

Today we visit Goat’s Junkyard, home of Mega’s Last Stand.  This infected zone (infected zones are contained areas full of dangerous Fusion Matter) is so big, it takes up almost the entire area!  This junk-filled wasteland is full of deadly monsters.  Here are the monster stats:

• Toxic Spawn: Now, there are three kinds of Fusion Spawns (teardrop shaped monsters about ankle high).  Fusion Spawns, Noxious Spawns, and Toxic Spawns.  Since Toxic Spawns are highly numerous, AND live in a Fusion Matter field, they are normally the most deadly.
• Motor Raptors: These prehistoric predators, although small by comparison, should not be messed with without a plan.
• Dread Heads: Cousins of the Candy Cove Tread Heads, Dread Heads live in the northeastern part of the infected zone.

Please note that more monsters are available in the paid version.  And now the survival!

It should be easy to find the area where the Infected Zone is located.  Just go to the Peach Creek Estates and go across the Fusion Matter suspension bridge.  Then just go into the Warp Gate (the only way to enter Infected Zones) and let the adventure begin!  Here are some stats on survival:

• Okay, since this is a high danger to any player, go in with a plan.  Staying high is a good idea (floating and moving platforms help a lot) to keep away from Fusion Matter.
• Although staying high can be useful, beware of the large skyscraper next to the Motor Raptor field.  At the top lies the Motor Master, a boss monster (every monster has one).
• Mega’s Last Stand has various modes of transportation, all of which are useful to avoid Fusion Matter.  Test your aim with a cannon, or climb to the top of a slide and zip back down!
• You might be wondering why the Zone is called Mega’s Last Stand.  Just look for the giant robot entombed in Fusion Matter, and you’ll see why!
• As I mentioned before, Toxic Spawns are extremely dangerous.  They are one of several kinds of monsters that attack unprovoked.  Most monsters will only attack if you start to fight them.
• There’s a fenced-off area near Mega which is full of old TVs.  It’s roomy, and the monsters don’t go near it!

Mega’s Last Stand is full of surprises, so try Fusionfall yourself!

Sorry!

Sorry I haven’t been writing entries!  I’ve just been tied up a lot.  Anyway, coming out TODAY, is my new blog series.  (Note: You may need to do some research if you don’t know about Cartoon Network.)  Fusionfall: Infected Zone Survival!

Radio Book Review!

Guess what?  About 10 minutes ago, I was on the radio!  I did a book review for Kids Korner, a radio show with live callers, and music!  And here’s a review I’m writing:

ALCATRAZ VS THE EVIL LIBRARIANS:

The Alcatraz Vs books are what you might call strange in a funny way.  In them, a teenager named Alcatraz has to save the world from evil librarians, who have already conquered our 7 continents.  But Alcatraz, along with several more heroes with prison names, like Bastille and Quentin, go off to save the world, with only powerful glasses and special talents.  But in the midst, lies a danger far more killer than normal Librarians.

Cryptids: Jurassic Park Is Real-Or Is Thought By Others

Okay, when I posted about Coelocanths, I knew that people have sighted living prehistory-dinosaurs.  This is a story I like to call Jurassic Park Has Jumped Off The Screen

Our story begins 65 million years ago, in the Cretaceous period.  Big meteor hits Earth, see ya dinos!  Or so we think.  Fast forward to modern times.  Actually, 1944.  A man saw what seemed to be this:

65 Million Years Later...

Yes, a pterosaur.  We believe he saw a Ropen, a supposed living fossil.  They sometimes give off bioluminescence, or natural light giving off by certain animals.  Now, pterosaurs have been portrayed as several cryptids.  but on a bigger scale, there’s Mokele Mbembe.  He’s supposed to be a living sauropod.

Note The Lake Monster That Is Mokele

And to end this story, the most killer of killers of most killer killers.  The Kasai Rex!  Of course, it’s based on the T-Rex.  But this photo is just a big lizard.  Seems to be fake.

Big Ears, Dontcha Think?

That wraps up the tale of the living dinosaurs.  Could these really exist, or are they just paranoia and legends.  Now, I’m off to watch some Monsterquest on the Ropen!

Cryptids: Legends Of The Deep

As for our first Cryptids entry, I’m going to show you the not-so-famous sea monster legends.

Many Sea Monsters Have Only Been Drawn

That’s correct!  But monster legends go way back then.  And some are just so recent.  Like Lusca.

Gross, but cool!

Countless sea monsters have been reported , like

• Nessie
• Champ
• Chessie
• Morgawr
• Cadbrosaurus

But many more have come from mythology.  Many.  Next time, if ancient fish still exist, why not dinosaurs?

Pennies For Penguins!

Well, yesterday I volunteered for a fundraiser for the Lehigh Valley Zoo’s Pennies For Penguins foundation.  I made a display with a diorama and a donation jar.  I was right by the Lehigh Zoo’s table.  It stole some of the show because it brought in some animals, but I still raised $21.83, including 500 pennies!  Here’s me helping to make a donation:

A Big Donation!

So, I’ll be trying to get another fundraiser up at the showing of Kung Fu Panda.  Sorry, I forgot to mention that the fundraiser was at a movie showing.  Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa.  The penguins in the movie really fit into the whole “animal” theme.  And it was really fun!

Here’s What I’ll Do

I’ve decided to not do the Red Carpet or time warp stuff, because well, I don’t think that stuff is all to popular for an ordinary blog.  So instead of that, we’ll learn about cryptids!  You know, the many creatures science doesn’t know about.  We’ll learn mostly about cryptids that aren’t all too popular.  So get ready!

Gasp!

Tonight, me and Eli and Mom took some pictures of a green object in the air.  What was it?  We didn’t know, so we decided to capture the evidence to show you.  Here are the two pictures we took of the object in the air:

 

The First Show Of The UFO!

What was it?  We still didn’t know.  So when the UFO showed up a minute later, we seized the chance.  This time, the UFO went under our tree, where it appeared to be much smaller than we thought.

 

Second Sighting!

But then the UFO crashed, and we quickly drove to where it was.  Turned out to be a Frisbee.  There’s always next time!

 

 

 

 

 

The Real Thing:

This story was mostly a joke.  We threw a 
Frisbee a few times, and took some pics, just to get a good laugh!