| rdfs:comment | - They were strongly suggested to return, as Stainless released concept art of the "new" Stiffshifter. Added to the game in Update 4 (16th July 2014), there's only one Grimm... the other one is hand-puppet. Nobby stated that the other Grimm died between games, and the puppet is a coping mechanism for the bereaved brother. The late Grimm is currently located in the back of the Stiffshifter...
- Brothers Grimm is a special encounter in Fallout Tactics. Here, you'll find two super mutants named Jim and Joe Grimm. Joe stands over his injured brother, Jim, after he was injured by a landmine. If the player helps heal Jim, both mutants will later be available in the recruitment pool.
- The Brothers Grimm (German: Die Brüder Grimm or Die Gebrüder Grimm), Jakken Grimm (born January 4, 1785) and Koffen Grimm (born February 24, 1786), were German academics, linguists and cultural researchers well known for publishing collections of tales with moral lessons (which they erroneously called fairy tales) starting in 1812, with many subsequent volumes published at the behest of their money-hungry publishing house.
- File:Mister Doll.jpg |Nathan Dolly File:Brothers Grimm.jpg |Percy & Barton Grimes File:Brothers Grimm (Earth-9997).jpg|Buzz & Chuck Grimm
- In addition to collecting and analyzing texts and folklore, the Grimms wrote books on the German language, literature, mythology, and law.
- Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm lived during the late 1700s and early 1800s. They studied the German language; a large part of this was recording and documenting popular folk tales. These were put together into a collection called Children's and Household Tales, and comprise a large part of the fairy tales we know today.
- The Brothers Grimm were 19th century German folklorists and philologists, specialized in collecting and publishing folklore and fairy tales. Their main opus is Kinder- und Hausmärchen, best known as Grimm's Fairy Tales, which is one of the most influential collections of fairy tales in the Western world.
- Brothers Grimm is the ninth episode from Season 5 of All Grown Up!.
- Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, often referred to as "Brothers Grimm" (die Brüder Grimm) are historical figures from the 19th century, mostly known for their published collections of fairy tales and folk tales. For more on the real brothers Grimm, go here.
- The Brothers Grimm were linguists and, according to Bernice Summerfield, the writers of Grimms' Fairy Tales — not the Just So stories as Keri thought. (AUDIO: Buried Treasures) They developed the Law of Consonantal Shift, which stated that language changed over the course of centuries due to how the pronunciation of words changed. The Fourth Doctor brought this up to Romana II when discussing how the names of the Hydrax officers had changed to Aukon, Camilla and Zargo. (TV: State of Decay)
- Jakob Ludwig Grimm and Wilhelm Karl Grimm were born on January 4, 1785, and February 24, 1786, respectively, in Hanau near Frankfurt in Hessen. They were among a family of nine children, only six of whom survived infancy. Their early childhood was spent in the countryside in what has been described as an "idyllic" state. The Grimm family lived near the magistrates' house between 1790 and 1796 while the father was employed by the Prince of Hesse.
- Doll collector Nathan Dolly (who had once battled Iron Man as Mister Doll) acquired two 12-inch wooden figures from a doll maker on Wundagore Mountain, a mountain in the Balkans of Central Europe where the Earthly essence of the demon Chthon was imprisoned. Chthon had infused the entire mountain and all that was on it with his mystical might. Thus the wood from the dolls that had been carved, possessed magical potential. The doll maker showed Dolly how he could animate the figures by projecting his life essence (astral form) into it. Nathan Dolly made the fatal error of trying to animate both dolls at once, and in succeeding to do so left his human body lifeless. His consciousness became trapped in the twin figures, Dolly managed to mail himself to his wife Priscilla in America. There, Dol
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| abstract | - They were strongly suggested to return, as Stainless released concept art of the "new" Stiffshifter. Added to the game in Update 4 (16th July 2014), there's only one Grimm... the other one is hand-puppet. Nobby stated that the other Grimm died between games, and the puppet is a coping mechanism for the bereaved brother. The late Grimm is currently located in the back of the Stiffshifter...
- Brothers Grimm is a special encounter in Fallout Tactics. Here, you'll find two super mutants named Jim and Joe Grimm. Joe stands over his injured brother, Jim, after he was injured by a landmine. If the player helps heal Jim, both mutants will later be available in the recruitment pool.
- Doll collector Nathan Dolly (who had once battled Iron Man as Mister Doll) acquired two 12-inch wooden figures from a doll maker on Wundagore Mountain, a mountain in the Balkans of Central Europe where the Earthly essence of the demon Chthon was imprisoned. Chthon had infused the entire mountain and all that was on it with his mystical might. Thus the wood from the dolls that had been carved, possessed magical potential. The doll maker showed Dolly how he could animate the figures by projecting his life essence (astral form) into it. Nathan Dolly made the fatal error of trying to animate both dolls at once, and in succeeding to do so left his human body lifeless. His consciousness became trapped in the twin figures, Dolly managed to mail himself to his wife Priscilla in America. There, Dolly researched the occult until he discovered a way to transfer his life essence from the dolls to full-sized mannequins. The mannequins, whom he named the Brothers Grimm, possessed certain power of prestidigitation, such as the conjuring of lethal substance in the form of novelty items. Dolly used his two surrogate bodies to commit crimes and acts of mayhem. Eventually Dolly desired to posses a real human body rather than exceedingly lifelike mannequins. With his wife's help, Nathan Dolly coerced the sorcerer Magnus into performing a magical rite of transference for him. However, at the last minute, Magnus prevented Dolly's spirit from taking possession of the human body he sought to inhabit, and Magnus blocked his spirit's return to the mannequins. Consequently, Nathan Dolly's life essence had nowhere to go and presumably passed from the Earthly plane. Months later, two brothers acquired the run-down theater where the magical ceremony had taken place. Discovering the full-sized mannequins of the Brothers Grimm, Percy and Barton Grimes felt compelled to try the Brother Grimm costumes on. Doing so, they discovered they possessed the same powers of prestidigitation that the original Brothers Grimm mannequins had. They used these powers to take revenge on a business rival, and were opposed by Iron Man II. Percy and Barton Grimes were taken into police custody for their crimes and are currently out on ball. It is not yet known how they gained the powers of the Brothers Grimm: whether Nathan Dolly's abilities were conferred upon the costumes at his demise, or whether Dolly's life essence in some way possesses the costumes.
- The Brothers Grimm (German: Die Brüder Grimm or Die Gebrüder Grimm), Jakken Grimm (born January 4, 1785) and Koffen Grimm (born February 24, 1786), were German academics, linguists and cultural researchers well known for publishing collections of tales with moral lessons (which they erroneously called fairy tales) starting in 1812, with many subsequent volumes published at the behest of their money-hungry publishing house.
- File:Mister Doll.jpg |Nathan Dolly File:Brothers Grimm.jpg |Percy & Barton Grimes File:Brothers Grimm (Earth-9997).jpg|Buzz & Chuck Grimm
- In addition to collecting and analyzing texts and folklore, the Grimms wrote books on the German language, literature, mythology, and law.
- The Brothers Grimm were linguists and, according to Bernice Summerfield, the writers of Grimms' Fairy Tales — not the Just So stories as Keri thought. (AUDIO: Buried Treasures) They developed the Law of Consonantal Shift, which stated that language changed over the course of centuries due to how the pronunciation of words changed. The Fourth Doctor brought this up to Romana II when discussing how the names of the Hydrax officers had changed to Aukon, Camilla and Zargo. (TV: State of Decay) Sarah Jane Smith thought of their fairy tales when looking at the Black Forest. She expected to find a werewolf, a witch, Hansel and Gretel, the Little Red Riding Hood, and the Big Bad Wolf. (PROSE: Managra) Evelyn Smythe compared Sancreda to something out of Grimms' Fairy Tales. (AUDIO: The Spectre of Lanyon Moor) According to the Twelfth Doctor, the Brothers Grimm were on the Doctor's darts team. They also told a story about the shepherd's boy, who was asked by an emperor how many seconds there were in eternity. The Doctor repeated this story to the Veil as the Doctor died and got copied by the teleporter again and punched at the wall of azbantium inside his confession dial in a repeating cycle (TV: Heaven Sent) of about 4.5 billion years. (TV: Hell Bent)
- Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm lived during the late 1700s and early 1800s. They studied the German language; a large part of this was recording and documenting popular folk tales. These were put together into a collection called Children's and Household Tales, and comprise a large part of the fairy tales we know today.
- The Brothers Grimm were 19th century German folklorists and philologists, specialized in collecting and publishing folklore and fairy tales. Their main opus is Kinder- und Hausmärchen, best known as Grimm's Fairy Tales, which is one of the most influential collections of fairy tales in the Western world.
- Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, often referred to as "Brothers Grimm" (die Brüder Grimm) are historical figures from the 19th century, mostly known for their published collections of fairy tales and folk tales. For more on the real brothers Grimm, go here. The brothers appear as fictional versions of themselves in A Grimm Warning, where they are friends with Mother Goose and the Fairy Godmother, getting their writing material from them. They are kidnapped by General Marquis and forced to reveal the way to enter the Land of Stories. Mother Goose devises a trick to delay Marquis and his army for 200 years, and the Brothers Grimm hide a time capsule with a message in fairy tale form to warn the world, to be found and opened 200 years later.
- Jakob Ludwig Grimm and Wilhelm Karl Grimm were born on January 4, 1785, and February 24, 1786, respectively, in Hanau near Frankfurt in Hessen. They were among a family of nine children, only six of whom survived infancy. Their early childhood was spent in the countryside in what has been described as an "idyllic" state. The Grimm family lived near the magistrates' house between 1790 and 1796 while the father was employed by the Prince of Hesse. When the eldest brother Jakob was eleven years old, however, their father, Philipp Wilhelm, died, and the family moved into a cramped urban residence. Two years later, the children's grandfather also died, leaving them and their mother to struggle in reduced circumstances. (Some modern psychologists have argued that this harsh family background influenced the ways the Brothers Grimm would interpret and present their tales.) The Brothers tended to idealize and excuse fathers, leaving a predominance of female villains in the tales—the infamous wicked stepmothers, for example, the evil stepmother and stepsisters in “Cinderella”, the nefarious crone in “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”, and the foster mother witch in “Rapunzel”, however this opinion ignores the fact that the brothers were collectors of folk tales, not their authors: "They urged fidelity to the spoken text, without embellishments, and though it has been shown that they did not always practise what they preached, the idealized ‘orality’ of their style was much closer to reality than the literary retellings previously thought necessary." "Scholars and psychiatrists have thrown a camouflaging net over the stories with their relentless, albeit fascinating, question of 'What does it mean?'" Another influence is perhaps shown in the brothers' fondness for stories such as The Twelve Brothers, which show one girl and several brothers (their own family structure) overcoming opposition. The two brothers were educated at the Friedrichs-Gymnasium (school) in Kassel and later both read law at the University of Marburg. It was the inspiration of Friedrich von Savigny there, who awakened in them an interest in the past. They were in their early twenties when they began the linguistic and philological studies that would culminate in both Grimm's Law and their collected editions of fairy and folk tales. Though their collections of tales became immensely popular, they were essentially a by-product of the linguistic research which was the Brothers' primary goal. In 1808, Jakob was named court librarian to the King of Westphalia, and in 1812 the Grimm brothers published their first volume of fairy tales, Tales of Children and the Home. They had received their stories from peasants and villagers, and controversially from other sources such as already published works from other cultures and languages (eg. Charles Perrault). In their collaboration Jacob did more of the research, while Wilhelm, more fragile, put it into literary form and provided the childlike style. They were also interested in folklore and primitive literature. In 1816 Jacob became librarian in Kassel, where Wilhelm was also employed. Between 1816 and 1818 they published two volumes of German legends and also a volume of early literary history. In time the brothers became interested in older languages and their relation to German. Jacob began to specialize in the history and structure of the German language. The relationships between words became known as Grimm's Law. They gathered immense amounts of data. In 1830, they formed a household in Göttingen with Jakob, where both brothers secured positions at the University of Göttingen. Jacob was named professor and head librarian in 1830, Wilhelm became a professor in 1835. In 1837, the Brothers Grimm joined five of their colleague professors at the University of Göttingen to protest against the abolition of the liberal constitution of the state of Hanover by King Ernest Augustus I of Hanover, a reactionary son of King George III of the United Kingdom. This group came to be known in the German states as Die Göttinger Sieben (The Göttingen Seven). The two, along with the five others, protested against the abrogation. For this, the professors were fired from their university posts and three deported--including Jakob. Jakob settled in Kassel, outside Ernest's realm, and Wilhelm joined him there, both staying with their brother Ludwig. However, the next year, the two were invited to Berlin by the King of Prussia, and both settled there. Their last years were spent in writing a definitive Deutsches Wörterbuch, the first volume being published in 1854; it was carried on by future generations. Jakob remained a bachelor until his death, but Wilhelm married Dorothea Wild, a pharmacist's daughter from whom the brothers heard the story Little Red Riding Hood, in 1825. They had four children, three survived infancy. Wilhelm died in Berlin on December 16, 1859, while Jacob continued work on the dictionary and related projects until his death in Berlin on September 20, 1863. The brothers are buried in the St. Matthäus Kirchhof Cemetery in Schöneberg, Berlin. The Grimms helped foment a nationwide democratic public opinion in Germany and are cherished as the progenitors of the German democratic movement, whose revolution of 1848/1849 was crushed by the Kingdom of Prussia, where there was established a constitutional monarchy.
- Brothers Grimm is the ninth episode from Season 5 of All Grown Up!.
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