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| rdfs:comment | - Guardians were Phoenix bushi trained to work with shugenja in leadership roles, who even may participate, as secondary shugenja, in Ritual Magic.
- Keeper of the Jewel Fragments of the Amulet of Kings Members:
* Byron
* Argus Fenneric
* Ezra
* Ulgarg
- Guardians is not a real kingdom, but that's where the Guild Guardians come from.
- Guardians (鬼神族, Kishin-zoku, lit. "Fierce God Tribe"), also known as Evil or Icon in Digital Devil Saga series, is one of various Species in Megami Tensei Universe. Fierce Gods/Guardians are deities from various pantheons that are associated with huge woes, like war, death, and chaos. Generally they have opposite alignments (Like Light-Chaos, or Dark-Law).
- Guardians were the plural title for Guardian. The Guardians were two Jedi assigned to protecting the cave of the resurrection crystals. They were given immortality, and could not be killed or die. They were excellent warriors, and were able to kill very well and fast. They could be harmed in combat, but never killed. This reason alone kept Palpatine from destroying them during the Jedi Purge. The only way they could die was when the galaxy was destroyed. There were only 3 guardians to have existed: The Old Jedi The Young Jedi Jacen Solo
- Guardians make their first and only appearance in Phantasy Star II. In the after biomonsters started appearing all over Mota, many rose up to combat them. These warriors were known as hunters. While most fought for good, some became rouge. In order to fight this, a group called the Guardians were set up to police the hunters. These warriors were tasked with killing any hunter that strayed from the good path. The only known member of the Guardians is Anna.
- A Guardian is an elite bodyguard assigned to protect the Librarian during missions. Guardians are highly skilled in tactics, surviving extreme situations and combat. The Guardians are there to protect not merely the Librarian's health but also their sanity.
- Wesley kills three Guardians in Wanted: Weapons of Fate. In the order he encouters them they are: The Russian Brummel Araña
- Guardians are by blood, the guardian job is past from generation, they protect the Parallax. Guardians have weapons called Staves, they use Staves to kill Welkin and Krellicks. They are the opposite to doppelgangers for they don't have a 'twin'. Welkin and Krellicks can find and attack guardians easy by the smell of their blood. Veronica split her children, Ben and Katherine up because they have half guardian blood for safety, if they were together Krellicks and Welkin would find them. Full blood guardians can access the Reading Room by Orbs in their original world.
- Each Dwarven citadel is a well-defended and massive complex of tunnels, workshops and great halls. For thousands of years these halls have been defended by stalwart and fearless warriors equipped with axe and shield. In all of Middle-earth there are few warriors who could stand toe-to-toe against a Dwarven Guardian. Every Dwarf is naturally strong and skilled with tools—the tools of war are no exception. Guardians have been called to march against countless throngs of Goblins in dark caves or ancient powerful dragons on high mountain summits. After so many lifetimes of protecting the priceless treasures of their brothers, the Guardians have become a soldier of Middle-earth to be both feared and respected.
- Also known to be the Advanced form of Humans. They have the ablitiy to seal and unseal Lorons into Fragments. The Lorons they have unsealed will have to obey their command and follow them. The Guardians have different types of classes.
- --Borhath, Wild Arms XF
- A guardian is a monster that protects a chest or a door. How to create a guardian: 1 - Choose the monster you want to guard the door. 2 - Place the monster[s] infront of the door. 3 - Create wander points making the monster walk as if patrolling the door.
- Here is an example: Brawler:Guardian The only gaurdian that is not a clone is Blitz, He is the most real Bakugan. Wrath dosen't count, he's part Hell. Wave Elfin is also not a clone.
- Guardians is a two player scenario map for StarCraft 64. Each side supports a terran city which has declared war on its neighbor. It is given an "indestructible" fortress, which they must defend while destroying the other player's fortress. Each fortress consists of walls with gaps protected by bunkers, and are further supported by siege tanks.
- At the beginning of time, the First Guardian locked away all the world's evil in the West Lands. Eventually Evil bred with Father Sun and produced the Grizzly Spirit, which escaped into an embittered warrior. The warrior brought much suffering and death to the earth until the First Guardian captured him. The battle lasted a year and a day; the scar from the battle is known as the Grand Canyon today. The First Guardian banished the Grizzly Spirit back into the West Lands behind a gate. Then he placed the Grizzly Spirit's eight plagues into jars and appointed four Guardians to protect them. Finally he disappeared into the West Lands to rest and may still be there now.
- Guardians are dhampirs who protect Moroi.
- God-like beings from Grandia III which take the form of animals to protect the world. All but Xorn lend the player characters their power to fight against Xorn. Guardians originate from the Verse Realm
- Guardians is a 2014 American action thriller film written by Matt Reeves and directed by Roger Spottiswoode. It stars Will Smith, Gary Oldman, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Thomas Jane, Manu Bennett, Don Cheadle, Benedict Cumberbatch and Anthony Hopkins. The film was scored by John Debney. A sequel named Guardians 2 was released on 2017.
- Guardians (「地蔵」?; Jizō) are demons found in the western half of Nippon. As Fallen Demons, they are essentially more powerful versions of the various Imps and can be fought and stunned in the same ways. Guardians have equivalents of all the different Imps except Green Imps.
- The Guardians (ガーディアン) are an independent peacekeeping force in the Mega Man ZX series. They investigate Maverick outbreaks and protect peripheral towns from Maverick attacks. Led by Prairie, they operate from their mobile headquarters, the airship Grand Nuage.
- The Guardians themselves are completely immortal to everything except a small weak spot in their backs which, if hit- wait, I have just been informed that Bungie has upgraded them so not even this weak spot will kill them. My advice is too STAY THE FUCK AWAY. But it's pretty fun to annoy the crap out of them on the Sandtrap map with the gravity set to 50%. Yet those guardians are easy to avoid when driving a Quad at full speed. Unless you're a total fool who laughs at the face of getting blown to hell while driving like a Marine.
- this is about Guardians
- Guardians are the protectors of the trees they are hired at an appropriate age (usually 18) by the current holder of Titan. Guardians are matched to a tree by Internal Element, meaning one who is born with Fire will be asigned to the Fire Tree. Uppon placement, Guardians are awarded a wardrobe, a dragon, and Guardian Abilitys. Their duty lasts years, and ends when the Guardian dies, finds a replacement, or in very rare cases, is fired.
- The guardians are aware of the true identity of their masters the Utroms, well aware of, but they serve voluntarily. Promising talents are often recruited from outside the ranks of the Guardians after they've earned the trust of the Utroms.
- GUARDIANS is a flag on the Emerald Ocean. It was created by Xtibax, Driixx and Essau on June 3, 2007 on Hunter.
- The Guardians is a placeholder name shown when a player's character in a Halo game dies of unknown causes. When a player dies under bizarre or unknown circumstances, the message "(player) was killed by the Guardians" is shown.
- Guardians are a third group/family involved in the world of Cahills (second group with alliance next to the Cahills) who protect the peices of the Doomsday device, which includes Gideon's Ring, The DeVirga World Map, Il Milione, The Medusa, an astrolabe, an armillary sphere, gears, electromagnets, The Book Of Ingenious Devices, The Apology for a Great Transgression, The Antikythera Mechanism and the Voynich Manuscript. They are often refered to as 'G.' Not much is known about them yet.
- Guardians are powerful creatures that protect a specific ideal or concept. The epitome of whatever source they stand for, Guardians are revered as gods by some creatures and many clerics worship them.
- Guardians is the sixth studio album by The Crimson Armada. The album was released on July 7, 2009.
- Guardians are spacecrafts from Intensity XS: Recharge.
- "Guardians" is a short story by Brett Hudgins which appears in Strange New Worlds VII. It continues the stories of both the Horta and the Guardian of Forever. The title refers to both.
- The Guardians are the Seijin enforcers of The Sphere. By Sphere law, all children with Seijin potential are taken by the state and learn to use their powers in the Guardian Academy, were they can better use their abilities without harming themselves or others. But the truth is, the Guardians are a means to keep rigid order over the Sphere-controlled blocks, and to expand the Sphere's control. They serve as police offices with absolute authority in most matters, commanders to their robotic army and as officers to non-Seijin personnel of the Sphere.
- The fifth position - "Joker's Chair" - is a special title that has only been given to one person: Amu Hinamori. This was due to her ability to channel the power of Humpty Lock, a mystical artifact with very special powers that strengthen the Guardians's power. Aside from providing safety to the students, their jobs involve correcting special paperwork, tending to gardens and giving out important information. However, their true responsibilities are to protect and nurture the dreams and hopes of other people, as well as protect their Heart's Eggs from corruption.
- The Guardians were an organization based in the Land of Spires, which functioned much like the shinobi before the village system was established; doing jobs beyond the capabilities of normal shinobi. The organization itself is divided into — a total of fifteen each. The leaders of these forces were referred to as . Much like Orochimaru's Otogakure, the Guardians had many locations throughout the shinobi world in which they based their regional operations — a total of ten, including the main headquarters in the Land of Spires. The main goal of the Guardians was to rid the world of dangerous S-class shinobi, which posed a threat against the peace of the world. They also were often called upon to repel demons, such as the tailed beasts, leading to the development of techniques to deal with su
- The Guardians (守護者 Shugosha?) are three powerful Beings who appear in the video game Digimon World 2. Each Guardian gives their patronage to one of the Guard Teams: the Black Swords who use Virus Digimon, the Blue Falcons who use Data Digimon, and the Gold Hawks who use Vaccine Digimon, and thus their names derive from the teams they represent. They are in charge of the Digimon of their type and their creation. They are also the Grand Beings who created Tamers, by teaching them their Tamer Techniques and how to digivolve Digimon. They offered those things to the humans in the Digital World in exchange for a promise, which was to show the strongest Tamer the path to a new world, the Kernel Zone, where the Guardians are. [[Akira ()|Akira]], the protagonist of the game, proves himself to be t
- The Guardians, or Guardians of the Seal, are seven sages and wisemen from long ago. Most have perished before Alundra began his journey, but have managed to remain in the form of a spectural wraith to continue watching over the seal placed on Melzas' castle. The crests used to seal Melzas were given to them by the king, and entrusted with the duty to guard both them, and the seal until someone would come with the power to destroy Melzas. The seven Guardians are:
- All Guardians were originally human, but their ancestors swore an oath of loyalty to a group of Atari, centuries ago. Those Atari doubted the value of their word, so they used an ability to force the oath to be true, and to bind the humans to them, making them Guardians. Throughout the centuries, they continued to use the abilities to improve and aid their Guardians.
- The Guardians were a military organization in the Unknown Regions, dedicated to the protection of Xaxax artifacts. Their leader was Klaxus. At one time in the distant past, possibly even predating the Galactic Republic, the Xaxax were a technologically advanced species that created many strange and powerful devices. After their extinction, a number of their creations were left behind, scattered across the Unknown Regions. Among them were cures for deadly diseases, communication devices, a hidden space station, and an entire world the Xaxax were rumored to have created.
- Guardians/Denjin Makai II is an obscure Japan-only beat'em-up released in 1995 by Banpresto (ie. those guys who made all those robot games). While the graphics and sound weren't that special at the time and the story is basically nonexistent as can be expected for the genre, it's main claim to fame is 8 distinctly different playable characters, each with a large moveset: each character has 4 basic combo strings, a projectile attack, 2 different Desperation Attacks, 2 basic special attacks, a Limit Break and a varying number of unlisted special attacks. The characters are as follows:
- To be a Guardian is to be on the 7th level of the Habbo Helper talent track and are somewhat a reincarnation of Hobbas. They are very simplistic moderators and are part of Paul's plan to make Habbo safer. This feature was talked about during and after The Great Mute. The Guardian program went live on Habbo.com on August 9, 2012, as an additional level of the Habbo Helper track. The first level of Guardians, or Novice Guardian, is able to vote on reports of bullying and determine whether the reported user should receive moderator action, or if he/she is innocent by looking at the chat logs. The next level of Guardian is the same. When you achieve novice Guardian, your Helper Tool has an additional option asking what kind of help you want to give.
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| abstract | - Guardians were Phoenix bushi trained to work with shugenja in leadership roles, who even may participate, as secondary shugenja, in Ritual Magic.
- The Guardians are the Seijin enforcers of The Sphere. By Sphere law, all children with Seijin potential are taken by the state and learn to use their powers in the Guardian Academy, were they can better use their abilities without harming themselves or others. But the truth is, the Guardians are a means to keep rigid order over the Sphere-controlled blocks, and to expand the Sphere's control. They serve as police offices with absolute authority in most matters, commanders to their robotic army and as officers to non-Seijin personnel of the Sphere. They started off with good intentions, but when Oslo took over, the Guardians became brutal enforcers and conquers, with Oslo effectively being the supreme tyrant of the Sphere. As learned in "Alice", members of the the Guardian Academy are brainwashed to be distrustful of all outsiders, that any dissent against the sphere is traitorous, and that all rebels (including sympathizers) are ruthless, evil pirates who must be destroyed at all costs.
- Keeper of the Jewel Fragments of the Amulet of Kings Members:
* Byron
* Argus Fenneric
* Ezra
* Ulgarg
- Guardians is not a real kingdom, but that's where the Guild Guardians come from.
- Guardians (鬼神族, Kishin-zoku, lit. "Fierce God Tribe"), also known as Evil or Icon in Digital Devil Saga series, is one of various Species in Megami Tensei Universe. Fierce Gods/Guardians are deities from various pantheons that are associated with huge woes, like war, death, and chaos. Generally they have opposite alignments (Like Light-Chaos, or Dark-Law).
- Guardians were the plural title for Guardian. The Guardians were two Jedi assigned to protecting the cave of the resurrection crystals. They were given immortality, and could not be killed or die. They were excellent warriors, and were able to kill very well and fast. They could be harmed in combat, but never killed. This reason alone kept Palpatine from destroying them during the Jedi Purge. The only way they could die was when the galaxy was destroyed. There were only 3 guardians to have existed: The Old Jedi The Young Jedi Jacen Solo
- The Guardians were an organization based in the Land of Spires, which functioned much like the shinobi before the village system was established; doing jobs beyond the capabilities of normal shinobi. The organization itself is divided into — a total of fifteen each. The leaders of these forces were referred to as . Much like Orochimaru's Otogakure, the Guardians had many locations throughout the shinobi world in which they based their regional operations — a total of ten, including the main headquarters in the Land of Spires. The main goal of the Guardians was to rid the world of dangerous S-class shinobi, which posed a threat against the peace of the world. They also were often called upon to repel demons, such as the tailed beasts, leading to the development of techniques to deal with such powerful opponents, making for a very diverse fighting force that was about a few thousand strong.
- Guardians make their first and only appearance in Phantasy Star II. In the after biomonsters started appearing all over Mota, many rose up to combat them. These warriors were known as hunters. While most fought for good, some became rouge. In order to fight this, a group called the Guardians were set up to police the hunters. These warriors were tasked with killing any hunter that strayed from the good path. The only known member of the Guardians is Anna.
- A Guardian is an elite bodyguard assigned to protect the Librarian during missions. Guardians are highly skilled in tactics, surviving extreme situations and combat. The Guardians are there to protect not merely the Librarian's health but also their sanity.
- Wesley kills three Guardians in Wanted: Weapons of Fate. In the order he encouters them they are: The Russian Brummel Araña
- The Guardians (守護者 Shugosha?) are three powerful Beings who appear in the video game Digimon World 2. Each Guardian gives their patronage to one of the Guard Teams: the Black Swords who use Virus Digimon, the Blue Falcons who use Data Digimon, and the Gold Hawks who use Vaccine Digimon, and thus their names derive from the teams they represent. They are in charge of the Digimon of their type and their creation. They are also the Grand Beings who created Tamers, by teaching them their Tamer Techniques and how to digivolve Digimon. They offered those things to the humans in the Digital World in exchange for a promise, which was to show the strongest Tamer the path to a new world, the Kernel Zone, where the Guardians are. [[Akira ()|Akira]], the protagonist of the game, proves himself to be that Tamer after completing many difficult missions, and is sent to the Kernel Zone. There, he goes to Core Tower, where on the 24th and last level he meets one of the Guardians, whose type is the same as the one of the Guard Team he is a member of. Upon being defeated, the Guardian shows the path to OverLord GAIA, whom it wishes for Akira to defeat.
- Guardians are by blood, the guardian job is past from generation, they protect the Parallax. Guardians have weapons called Staves, they use Staves to kill Welkin and Krellicks. They are the opposite to doppelgangers for they don't have a 'twin'. Welkin and Krellicks can find and attack guardians easy by the smell of their blood. Veronica split her children, Ben and Katherine up because they have half guardian blood for safety, if they were together Krellicks and Welkin would find them. Full blood guardians can access the Reading Room by Orbs in their original world.
- Each Dwarven citadel is a well-defended and massive complex of tunnels, workshops and great halls. For thousands of years these halls have been defended by stalwart and fearless warriors equipped with axe and shield. In all of Middle-earth there are few warriors who could stand toe-to-toe against a Dwarven Guardian. Every Dwarf is naturally strong and skilled with tools—the tools of war are no exception. Guardians have been called to march against countless throngs of Goblins in dark caves or ancient powerful dragons on high mountain summits. After so many lifetimes of protecting the priceless treasures of their brothers, the Guardians have become a soldier of Middle-earth to be both feared and respected.
- The Guardians were a military organization in the Unknown Regions, dedicated to the protection of Xaxax artifacts. Their leader was Klaxus. At one time in the distant past, possibly even predating the Galactic Republic, the Xaxax were a technologically advanced species that created many strange and powerful devices. After their extinction, a number of their creations were left behind, scattered across the Unknown Regions. Among them were cures for deadly diseases, communication devices, a hidden space station, and an entire world the Xaxax were rumored to have created. After their extinction, the Guardians were brought together to protect the advanced technology that they left behind, and to ensure it was not used for evil. Though they were once a proud and honorable organization, over thousands of years they grew corrupt and greedy, jealously guarding the secrets of the Xaxax. They looted the artificial world the Xaxax had created, stealing all they could. The Guardians also split up the power core of the Xaxax's space station, using one of the pieces to power their largest ship. They used the space station as a center of study, as well as a vault to keep their stolen artifacts. A small number of Guardians secretly rebelled against the organization's greed, wishing it would go back to its founding ideals.
- Also known to be the Advanced form of Humans. They have the ablitiy to seal and unseal Lorons into Fragments. The Lorons they have unsealed will have to obey their command and follow them. The Guardians have different types of classes.
- --Borhath, Wild Arms XF
- A guardian is a monster that protects a chest or a door. How to create a guardian: 1 - Choose the monster you want to guard the door. 2 - Place the monster[s] infront of the door. 3 - Create wander points making the monster walk as if patrolling the door.
- All Guardians were originally human, but their ancestors swore an oath of loyalty to a group of Atari, centuries ago. Those Atari doubted the value of their word, so they used an ability to force the oath to be true, and to bind the humans to them, making them Guardians. Throughout the centuries, they continued to use the abilities to improve and aid their Guardians. A Guardian is born human, and remains so until the first time he or she meets an Atari. He or she then bonds to this Atari and becomes a Guardian, though the change is so subtle that it is at first almost impossible to detect. He or she feels connected to the Atari and protective of her or him, and the improvements and abilities gradually begin to develop. However, it also seems that once an individual has past a certain age, perhaps 30 or 35, it is no longer possible for the Guardian status to be activated, if still passive at that age. It is also impossible for the Guardian status to be fully activated when still an infant or young child. However, a certain protectiveness can still develop at this age. It is possible for a bond to transfer to another Atari, in future. If a Guardian first bonded to an Atari who was not a descendant of the particular Atari his ancestor swore to, and if he or she then meets such a descendant, the bond would transfer immediately. Each Guardian also technically has an unique Atari, and the bond would also transfer if they were to meet.
- Here is an example: Brawler:Guardian The only gaurdian that is not a clone is Blitz, He is the most real Bakugan. Wrath dosen't count, he's part Hell. Wave Elfin is also not a clone.
- Guardians is a two player scenario map for StarCraft 64. Each side supports a terran city which has declared war on its neighbor. It is given an "indestructible" fortress, which they must defend while destroying the other player's fortress. Each fortress consists of walls with gaps protected by bunkers, and are further supported by siege tanks.
- The Guardians, or Guardians of the Seal, are seven sages and wisemen from long ago. Most have perished before Alundra began his journey, but have managed to remain in the form of a spectural wraith to continue watching over the seal placed on Melzas' castle. The crests used to seal Melzas were given to them by the king, and entrusted with the duty to guard both them, and the seal until someone would come with the power to destroy Melzas. The seven Guardians are:
* Lars. A sage and magician of old. He forsaw Alundra's arrival and reached out to him through the elf's dreams, and eventually entrusted him with the Ruby Crest. He is represented by the colour white.
* Vul. Another magician from the era of the King of Torla. Jeal once held the Garnet Crest before it was stolen by the Murgg, and resides in the Coastal Cave. He is represented by the colour blue.
* Jeal. An ancient blacksmith and sage. His soul rests in the Reptile Lair and refers to the lizards in a possessive sense. He holds the Sapphire Crest, and is coloured Orange.
* Uma. She is also known by her title "Queen of the Dead", and is likely to be a god much like Melzas. Her Agate Crest was also stolen by the Murgg, and is aligned to the colour Green.
* Nirude. The last surviving Gazeck, or giant. He was entrusted with the Topaz Crest, which he surendered his life to protect.
* Wilda. The oldest of the Guardians; she is an ancient dragon slumbering deep within Torla Mountain, where she awaits the Releaser. She is in custody of the Emerald Crest.
* Nava. One of the last of the Zolist, Nava was entrusted with the Diamond Crest. He normally resides in a shack just south of Inoa Village. Beneath the shack is the entrance to a long, confusing tunnel reaching far off shore, where he lives in a small house on his own island. Nava is slain shortly after reliquishing his Crest to Alundra, but returns as a spirit, like his fellow Guardians, and is lavender in colour. Each of the guardians displays some degree of magic, the most common being their manifestation as a spirit, to guide the Releaser, and teleportation to allow him to leave their dungeons.
- At the beginning of time, the First Guardian locked away all the world's evil in the West Lands. Eventually Evil bred with Father Sun and produced the Grizzly Spirit, which escaped into an embittered warrior. The warrior brought much suffering and death to the earth until the First Guardian captured him. The battle lasted a year and a day; the scar from the battle is known as the Grand Canyon today. The First Guardian banished the Grizzly Spirit back into the West Lands behind a gate. Then he placed the Grizzly Spirit's eight plagues into jars and appointed four Guardians to protect them. Finally he disappeared into the West Lands to rest and may still be there now.
- Guardians are dhampirs who protect Moroi.
- God-like beings from Grandia III which take the form of animals to protect the world. All but Xorn lend the player characters their power to fight against Xorn. Guardians originate from the Verse Realm
- Guardians is a 2014 American action thriller film written by Matt Reeves and directed by Roger Spottiswoode. It stars Will Smith, Gary Oldman, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Thomas Jane, Manu Bennett, Don Cheadle, Benedict Cumberbatch and Anthony Hopkins. The film was scored by John Debney. A sequel named Guardians 2 was released on 2017.
- Guardians (「地蔵」?; Jizō) are demons found in the western half of Nippon. As Fallen Demons, they are essentially more powerful versions of the various Imps and can be fought and stunned in the same ways. Guardians have equivalents of all the different Imps except Green Imps.
- The Guardians (ガーディアン) are an independent peacekeeping force in the Mega Man ZX series. They investigate Maverick outbreaks and protect peripheral towns from Maverick attacks. Led by Prairie, they operate from their mobile headquarters, the airship Grand Nuage.
- The Guardians themselves are completely immortal to everything except a small weak spot in their backs which, if hit- wait, I have just been informed that Bungie has upgraded them so not even this weak spot will kill them. My advice is too STAY THE FUCK AWAY. But it's pretty fun to annoy the crap out of them on the Sandtrap map with the gravity set to 50%. Yet those guardians are easy to avoid when driving a Quad at full speed. Unless you're a total fool who laughs at the face of getting blown to hell while driving like a Marine.
- this is about Guardians
- Guardians are the protectors of the trees they are hired at an appropriate age (usually 18) by the current holder of Titan. Guardians are matched to a tree by Internal Element, meaning one who is born with Fire will be asigned to the Fire Tree. Uppon placement, Guardians are awarded a wardrobe, a dragon, and Guardian Abilitys. Their duty lasts years, and ends when the Guardian dies, finds a replacement, or in very rare cases, is fired.
- The guardians are aware of the true identity of their masters the Utroms, well aware of, but they serve voluntarily. Promising talents are often recruited from outside the ranks of the Guardians after they've earned the trust of the Utroms.
- GUARDIANS is a flag on the Emerald Ocean. It was created by Xtibax, Driixx and Essau on June 3, 2007 on Hunter.
- The Guardians is a placeholder name shown when a player's character in a Halo game dies of unknown causes. When a player dies under bizarre or unknown circumstances, the message "(player) was killed by the Guardians" is shown.
- Guardians are a third group/family involved in the world of Cahills (second group with alliance next to the Cahills) who protect the peices of the Doomsday device, which includes Gideon's Ring, The DeVirga World Map, Il Milione, The Medusa, an astrolabe, an armillary sphere, gears, electromagnets, The Book Of Ingenious Devices, The Apology for a Great Transgression, The Antikythera Mechanism and the Voynich Manuscript. They are often refered to as 'G.' Not much is known about them yet.
- The fifth position - "Joker's Chair" - is a special title that has only been given to one person: Amu Hinamori. This was due to her ability to channel the power of Humpty Lock, a mystical artifact with very special powers that strengthen the Guardians's power. Aside from providing safety to the students, their jobs involve correcting special paperwork, tending to gardens and giving out important information. However, their true responsibilities are to protect and nurture the dreams and hopes of other people, as well as protect their Heart's Eggs from corruption. This group was first invented by Tsukasa Amakawa, also known as the founding King.
- Guardians are powerful creatures that protect a specific ideal or concept. The epitome of whatever source they stand for, Guardians are revered as gods by some creatures and many clerics worship them.
- Guardians is the sixth studio album by The Crimson Armada. The album was released on July 7, 2009.
- Guardians/Denjin Makai II is an obscure Japan-only beat'em-up released in 1995 by Banpresto (ie. those guys who made all those robot games). While the graphics and sound weren't that special at the time and the story is basically nonexistent as can be expected for the genre, it's main claim to fame is 8 distinctly different playable characters, each with a large moveset: each character has 4 basic combo strings, a projectile attack, 2 different Desperation Attacks, 2 basic special attacks, a Limit Break and a varying number of unlisted special attacks. The characters are as follows:
* Zeldia/Zel Dia, a female Winged Humanoid with claws.
* Jinrei, a Ninja.
* Skullbyule, Mix And Match Critter consisting mostly of insect features.
* Girulian, a martial artist with a focus on kicks and some unorthodox moves. Final Boss of the original Denjin Makai.
* Kurokishi, a Kick Chick.
* Rou, a Kung Fu Wizard.
* Tulks, a wrestler.
* P.Belva, a robot. Tropes associated with this game:
* BFG: P.Belva gains one for his power desperation attack.
* Bonus Stage: In preset points of the game, you use your character's projectile attack to shoot down large amounts of enemies from a third person viewpoint.
* Cast From HP: Unlike in other BeatEmUps, normal desperation moves don't cost any life and instead use the Power meter like all other special attack, but to compensate, they don't generally have much range or do that much damage. Played straight with the stronger variation that have a much larger range (either a large area in front of or around the character or the entire width of the screen in front of the character) that kill most normal enemies in a single hit and do a ton of damage to bosses, but cost 1/3rd of your lifebar to perform.
* Chest Blaster: Skullbyule's power desperation attack.
* Counter Attack: Useable by everyone, can lead to combos if timed correctly.
* Combos: Tons of them. Most characters can freely juggle hopeless enemies back and forth as much as they please, although to limit this, generally you can only use each move once after the enemy leaves the ground and any further attempts pass through them harmlessly. Most of them are Awesome but Impractical since after 10 hits, most additional hits do no damage to the enemy. They do give you a nice score bonus at the end of the stage if you care about it though.
* Death in All Directions: Skullbyule's air power desperation attack.
* Eye Beams: Girulian's basic projectile.
* Face Heel Turn: Girulian will do so sometime after the end of this game, as he serves as the last boss in the original Denjin Makai
* Hurricane Kick: Kurokishi's normal desperation attack and Girulian's horizonal basic special attack.
* Kamehame Hadoken: Rou's power desperation attack, although his version involves the aid of a pair of metal spheres, which he charges with electricity beforehand.
* Limit Break: Usable by making the character's name flash (which is in turn accomplished by getting lowered to red health or hitting enough enemies to make all segments of your Power bar to light up) beforehand and then using a specific command. Results vary from extended combos to projectile spam.
* Mascot Mook: The strange one-eyed octopus that pops up at seemingly random spots during stages and flies away soon afterwards. There's also a random chance that he replaces your hoverboard (which you normally use to position your character after losing a life), allowing you to briefly ride him.
* Offhand Backhand: P.Belva's back attack.
* Prequel
* Rocket Punch: P.Belva, as can be expected: his fist doesn't detach though and it's closer to using his rocket boosters to allow him to punch the enemy extra hard. He does appear to perform one in the intro animation though.
* Some Dexterity Required: Thankfully averted: while the move input method for general special attacks is somewhat unorthodox (hold down the attack button and input directions), the directional inputs are never longer than 4 button presses and you can input them as slowly as you want.
* Spam Attack: P.Belva's basic horizonal special attack.
* Spin Attack: Most basic desperation attacks.
* Rolling Attack: Skullbyule's dashing normal attack.
* Shoryuken: Everyone except Skullbyule and Tulks use some kind of a variation of this as their upward basic special attacks.
- Guardians are spacecrafts from Intensity XS: Recharge.
- To be a Guardian is to be on the 7th level of the Habbo Helper talent track and are somewhat a reincarnation of Hobbas. They are very simplistic moderators and are part of Paul's plan to make Habbo safer. This feature was talked about during and after The Great Mute. The Guardian program went live on Habbo.com on August 9, 2012, as an additional level of the Habbo Helper track. The first level of Guardians, or Novice Guardian, is able to vote on reports of bullying and determine whether the reported user should receive moderator action, or if he/she is innocent by looking at the chat logs. The next level of Guardian is the same. When you achieve novice Guardian, your Helper Tool has an additional option asking what kind of help you want to give. Guardians enable paid moderators to take care of the more serious problems first and therefore create a safer environment for users to play in. If a Habbo feels like they are being bullied, made to feel uncomfortable or harassed in Habbo, they can use the "Report a bully" option in the call for help section to let the Guardians know. If the Guardians agree that the Habbo is being bad, then the Habbo is muted for 15 minutes and is banned from the room. If the situation is severe, the call gets forwarded to a moderator. If no Guardians pick up, the call is automatically forwarded to the moderators.
- "Guardians" is a short story by Brett Hudgins which appears in Strange New Worlds VII. It continues the stories of both the Horta and the Guardian of Forever. The title refers to both.
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