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Class Assassin Level 2 Category (Target) DD (Enemy)  Casting Time  0.5 seconds  Recast time  10.0 seconds  Cost  3 power   Duration  Instant  Range  5.0 meters  Hit Bonus  100% Easier Assassin: Ambush Spell Line Level Spell Name 2 Ambush 9 Assail 21 Poisoner's Blade 35 Murderous Blade 49 Punch Blade 63 Puncture Blade 75 Pinpoint Blade A stealthed attack that deals great damage. It can only be used while in stealth. Effects Inflicts melee damage on target You must be in sneaking to use this ability.

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From Final Fantasy Wiki

Ambush is a Thief merit trait in Final Fantasy XI. It is a group 2 merit, meaning it will initially cost 3 merit points, then 4 for the second rank, and 5 for the last. Each rank boosts melee and ranged accuracy by 3 when attacking from behind. This trait is active so long as the thief remains level 75 and not participating in a level-capped event.

From Marvel Database

Ambush

Gallery

Real Name

Ava Peloso

Current Alias

Ambush

Identity

Secret

Affiliation

Shadowforce

Universe

Earth-616 

Characteristics

Gender

Female

Hair

Brown

Unusual Features

Fangs; Claws

Status

Citizenship

American

Creators

Kurt Busiek, Pat Broderick

First appearance

Spider-Man and X-Factor Shadowgames #1
(May, 1994)

History

History of character is unknown.

Notes

Real name was revealed in the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z Hardcover Vol. 8.

Links

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From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

Spirit kyatt

Required level	57
Time (minutes)	49
Points cost	6
Abilities	Hunter boost (5) - invisible Pounce - if summoned or called directly into combat, its first attack will deal triple normal damage Can teleport you to the Piscatoris Hunter area - Hunter area
Special moves	Ambush
Race	Kyatt
Combat Level	93
Hitpoints	268
Immune to poison?	Yes
Attack Style	Attack
Maximum hit	10, 30 with Ambush or Pounce
Examine text	Those teeth are pretty big!

The Spirit kyatt is a Summoning familiar, introduced with the "Summoning 2" update on 31 March 2008. Summoning one requires level 57 Summoning, granting 5.7 experience.

Spirit kyatt pouch

Spirit kyatt pouch

	Shards	Charm	Tertiary
	153	Blue charm	Kyatt fur
	Create XP	Use XP	Low Alch	High Alch	GE Price
	501.6	5.7	1,699	2,549	14,000 coins update
	Examine text
	I can summon a spirit kyatt familiar with this.

A Spirit kyatt pouch is created with by using a pouch on a summoning obelisk, with a Blue charm, 153 spirit shards, and 1 Kyatt fur, in the inventory, gaining 501.6 Summoning experience.

Ambush scroll

Ambush scroll

	Create XP	Use XP	Special move points
	5.7	5.7	3
	Low Alch	High Alch	GE Price
	169 coins	254 coins	1,306 coins update
	Examine text
	A scroll for a spirit kyatt familiar.

An Ambush scroll allows use of the ambush special attack, and is created by using a spirit kyatt pouch on a summoning obelisk. This grants 5.7 experience and 10 scrolls.

Ambush

Ambush is a special move for Spirit Kyatt. Upon casting the scroll, the Kyatt will teleport to the summoner and take an instant attack at its target with triple damage. This can be used for very quick hits against large monsters, but it is slower against smaller targets such as players as the Kyatt must reposition itself..

Teleportation

A player can be teleported to the Piscatoris Hunter area - Hunter area, just south of the ladder leading to the summoning obelisk, by interacting with the Spirit Kyatt and choosing the "Teleport" option. There is no limit to the number of teleports.

This teleport's close proximity to the Piscatoris summoning obelisk makes it the fastest method in the game for making pouches when combined with a Glory Amulet teleport to Edgeville for banking. Because of this, Spirit Kyatt familiars are commonly used by high-level summoners for training summoning.

Another Method, besides Glory Amulet teleports to Edgeville, is a method to use Ring of duelling to teleport and bank in Castle Wars. Higher level players will use these as a faster banking method and can buy many of the rings without paying much for them.

The teleport location also is close to a mining area featuring three iron ores grouped around a single square. Fast teleport to a mine and jewellery based teleports to a bank significantly reduce the overhead to bank ores. Given the benefits, it is a pretty popular spot.

Dialogue

v • d • e Summoning familiars
Gold charm	Spirit wolf • Dreadfowl • Spirit spider • Thorny snail • Granite crab • Spirit mosquito • Bull ant • Spirit terrorbird • Barker toad • War tortoise • Arctic bear
Green charm	Desert wyrm • Compost mound • Beaver • Void ravager • Macaw • Spirit cockatrice • Spirit guthatrice • Spirit saratrice • Spirit zamatrice • Spirit pengatrice • Spirit coraxatrice • Spirit vulatrice • Magpie • Abyssal parasite • Ibis • Abyssal lurker • Bunyip • Fruit bat • Forge regent • Giant ent • Hydra • Unicorn stallion • Abyssal titan
Crimson charm	Spirit scorpion • Spirit Tz-Kih • Vampire bat • Honey badger • Evil turnip • Pyrelord • Bloated leech • Smoke devil • Spirit cobra • Stranger plant • Ravenous locust • Phoenix • Granite lobster • Praying mantis • Talon beast • Spirit dagannoth • Swamp titan • Wolpertinger • Iron titan • Pack yak • Steel titan
Blue charm	Albino rat • Spirit kalphite • Giant chinchompa • Void shifter • Void spinner • Void torcher • Bronze minotaur • Iron minotaur • Spirit jelly • Steel minotaur • Spirit graahk • Spirit kyatt • Spirit larupia • Karamthulhu overlord • Mithril minotaur • Obsidian golem • Adamant minotaur • Fire titan • Ice titan • Moss titan • Lava titan • Rune minotaur • Geyser titan
See also: Summoning • Beast of Burden • Forager • Charms • Clay being • Summoning Obelisks • Summoning pets • Summoning pouches • Summoning scrolls • Wishing well

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

"Ambush"
Series	Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Season	One
Episode	1
Writer(s)	Steve Melching
Director	Dave Bullock
Production No.	1.08
Airdate	October 3, 2008
Episode chronology
Next episode	"Rising Malevolence"

[Source]

"Ambush" is the first episode of Season One of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Before its television premiere, the episode was shown on the Television Critics Association press tour on July 11, 2008^[1] and later at Dragon Con in Atlanta, Georgia in September.^[2] "Ambush" aired on Cartoon Network on October 3, 2008.

Official description

Jedi Master Yoda is on a secret mission to forge a treaty with the King of the strategic system of Toydaria when his ship is ambushed by Count Dooku. Yoda and three clone troopers must face off against Count Dooku's dreaded assassin Ventress and her massive droid army to prove the Jedi are strong enough to protect the king and his people from the forces of the war.

Plot summary

A galaxy divided by war! Peaceful
worlds must choose sides or face
the threat of invasion. Republic
and Separatist armies vie for the
allegiance of neutral planets.

Desperate to build
a Republic supply base on the
system of Toydaria, Jedi Master Yoda
travels to secret negotiations on a
remote neutral moon....

Jedi Master Yoda is dispatched to Rugosa to convince King Katuunko to allow the Republic to build a base in Toydarian territory. In orbit of the moon, two Banking Clan frigates ambush his ship, forcing him to take an escape pod and allow his ship and Naval Officer Zak to retreat; three clones - Clone Lieutenant Thire, Jek and Rys - accompany him to the surface. However, when Yoda arrives, he finds that Asajj Ventress is already there, attempting to win Katuunko's support for the Separatists by saying that the Separatists can offer better protection than the Jedi can. She suggests a bet: if Yoda can escape her best troops, then Toydaria will aid the Republic. If he fails and the droids prevail, Toydaria will join the Separatists.

The Separatists on Rugosa

Yoda and his men then face a large number of droids and several tanks, which march into the forest. The tanks find it difficult to penetrate the dense coral, forcing the droid commander 224 to send his troops out on foot, which allows Yoda and his men to finish them off more easily. When Thire is wounded, the group retreats into a cave to rest, where Yoda gives the clone troopers a small lesson about them being individuals despite their origin as clones, and that it is their mind which makes them strong, not their numbers or weapons.

Yoda and his men make a final stand, with Yoda initially taking on - and defeating - the rest of Ventress' forces all by himself. Angered, Ventress sends out droidekas to deal with the Jedi Master, thereby breaking the rules of the bet. Upon sighting the droids, Thire launches a shoulder-fired rocket at the canyon wall opposite Yoda, causing an avalanche that crushes the droids.

Katuunko is finally convinced to have Toydaria join the Republic. Furious about the outcome, Dooku orders Ventress to kill the king, saying that perhaps his successor would be more sympathetic to the Confederate cause. Ventress dispatches the king's Toydarian royal guard and prepares to deal a killing blow. Luckily for the king, Master Yoda arrives just in time, pulling Ventress' lightsabers away from Katuunko's throat. Outnumbered, Ventress quickly triggers an avalanche with pre-planted explosive charges, using it as a distraction to escape. Yoda manages to save the king and the clones, and he watches Ventress fly away in her ship. King Katuunko gladly accepts Yoda's offer to join the Republic, and Republic gunships come to retrieve the group, and everyone leaves the moon.

Cast

• Dee Bradley Baker as Clone troopers
• Corey Burton as Count Dooku
• Nika Futterman as Asajj Ventress
• Brian George as King Katuunko
• Tom Kane as Yoda, Narrator
• Matthew Wood as Battle droids

Appearances

Reception

"Ambush" marked the series' debut on October 3, 2008. It brought in 3.96 million viewers,^[3] and was Cartoon Network's most watched series premiere.^[4]

Behind the scenes

The episode's original name was "Ambush in the Outer Rim."^[5] Its title was first revealed by Henry Gilroy in an interview that featured in Star Wars Insider 103.^[6]

The original moral of this episode was supposed to be, "Great leadership comes in all sizes."^[7]

"Ambush" was originally not supposed to be aired as the first episode of Season One, but the episodes' order was changed very close to the series' premiere.^[8][9]

Notes and references

Wookieepedia has a collection of images related to Ambush.

External links

Wookieepedia has a collection of audio files related to Ambush.

•  The Clone Wars Episode Guide: "Ambush" on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org)
•  The Clone Wars Premieres October 3 on Cartoon Network on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org)
•  Yoda Strikes Back in "Ambush" on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org)
•  By Popular Demand, Yoda's Back! on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org)
•  The Clone Wars: Decoded on May 1 on Cartoon Network on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org)
•  Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Decoded on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org)
•  The Clone Wars Decoded Episode: Ambush on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org)
•  Behind the Scenes: Ambush on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org)
•  The Clone Wars DVD Preview: Ambush on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org)
• Force-cast for March 27, 2009 on TheForce.Net

From Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki

Push 'em in! You know you want to..

The Autobots split up to search the lower levels of Gigantion for its Cyber Planet Key, while the Decepticons do the same. Lori and Thunderblast get acquainted.

Detailed synopsis

Deep in the lower levels of Gigantion, Snarl, Leobreaker and Jetfire come across a huge gaping hole. They decide to explore it, after all, their mission is to search the lowest levels of the planet for the Cyber Planet Key.

Elsewhere, Optimus Prime's team (the Recon Mini-Con Team, Vector Prime and Metroplex) run over Ransack and Crumplezone. The two Decepticons bemoan their fate, then encourage themselves to try even harder in spite of all their past failures... then kinda deflate again as reality sets in. Poor dumb schmucks.

SAY MY NAME.

Elsewhere elsewhere, the team of Override, Wing Saber and Lori take an elevator to a lower level. When they hit the bottom, Override advises caution entering the new area, and Wing Saber glibly notes the perfect getting-ambushed opportunities there. Thunderblast takes this as her cue to enter, backed up by Scourge. Lori, however, immediately begins verbally browbeating Scourge for his cowardly tactics and continued association with the Decepticons, and Scourge flinches. A lot. Thunderblast eventually gets sick of it and insults the both of them, calling Lori a "mouse". Lori, her temper already frayed, challenges Thunderblast to a fight. The Autobots take fighting positions.

Back at Jetfire's team, the trio finally land at the bottom of the pit, where they're attacked by Thundercracker. Jetfire tackles the Decepticon himself, ordering the other two to go ahead without him. Thundercracker decides it's time to reveal his new "forbidden attack", much to Jetfire's befuddlement.

Back with Prime's unit, Ransack and Crumplezone are once again blasted far, far away. Dopes.

Thunderblast distracts Lori with a rather puerile ruse, and beats cheeks out of there. Lori's last nerve snapped, she glowers at Wing Saber until he submits to bringing her along to chase Thunderblast down. Scourge is relieved that Lori's turned her anger on Thunderblast, but quickly regains his composure once Override challenges him to a fight, the chance to prove which planet leader is the strongest.

Wing Saber chases Thunderblast, and notes that she's clearly leading them into a trap. Lori is adamant, though, and they soon find out where they're being led to: a harbor area with a lot of open water.

Dragon Ball T

Elsewhere, Thundercracker is charging up his "Super Electric Lightning Thundercrackin' Punch", which connects and knocks Jetfire on his can. Jetfire is actually impressed, and compliments Thundercracker on landing a legitimately good attack (for once).

Thunderblast starts shooting missiles at Wing Saber from underwater. Wing Saber has a rare moment of clarity and suggests a retreat, knowing he can't tackle Thunderblast like this, but Lori insists they have to outsmart her.

Meanwhile, Scourge and Override go at it with plenty of trash-talk, though the large dragon finds himself having a hard time handling the speedy and agile female... plus the blaster-cannon she's packing doesn't help him much either.

Wow, they weren't even using the right bait for floozies.

Wing Saber drops Lori off on dry land, and she enters a control console for a ring of eight cranes in the middle of the harbor water. Wing Saber allows himself to get "shot down" and dives underwater in robot mode. Thunderblast follows and corners him... and then realizes that she herself has just been led into a trap. Lori drops the crane-claws all around Thunderblast, surrounding her, and then one final one right on top of her head. Thunderblast demands to be released, and Wing Saber obliges, courtesy of pretty much every missile he's packing. The explosion sends Thunderblast flying away uncontrollably, wailing in defiance.

Elsewhere, Jetfire and Thundercracker have beaten each other silly, and both collapse, exhausted. Coby, Landmine, Quickmix and Evac arrive, and Coby tends to Jetfire while Quickmix covers Thundercracker in a lot of quick-drying concrete.

Buy us at only $60 a pop!

Scourge and Override's fight has moved to another level of Gigantion. Scourge hurls his axe, which misses and slams into the wall... right above the doorway Lori runs through. Wing Saber dives in and saves Lori before she's crushed by the falling debris, and Scourge uses the opportunity to run for an elevator. Lori, quickly over her near-death experience, berates Scourge again, who sheepishly says he's not running away so much as making a strategic withdrawal. The doors close, and Override and Lori both express their frustration by hitting the wall. But Lori's kick ends up triggering a planetarium-like hologram device in the room, which begins to project images of Gigantion in ancient times. A huge dark sphere appears above the planet, and hundreds of robots emerge from it... robots of the same design as Sideways....

Stats

Original airdate: ???

Written by: ???

Featured characters

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Notable quotes

"When he sees our real strength and feels our vengeance, he'll regret beating us over and over and over..."

—Crumplezone

"What could be dangerous? It's dark with only one exit! Looks like a great place to get ambushed!"

—Wing Saber

"What in the world are you thinking?! Back on Jungle Planet, you were all about honor and rule of law, but now look at you! Skulking around in the shadows with a Decepticon floozy—"
"HEY!"
"—plotting ambushes and, and sneak attacks?! What's the matter with you?! Have you completely lost your honor or what?!"

—Lori browbeats Scourge (with objection by Thunderblast)

"Little sister, you better check yo'self!"

—Thunderblast (to Lori)

"rrrRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!! I HATE HER!!! We are chasing her, Wing Saber!"
"Huh?! You're not serious."
"I am serious."
"Uh, but...but Lori..."
"We're...chas...ing...her...."
"Yes...ma'am."

—Lori and Wing Saber

"Hi ho, Saber!!"

—Lori

"All that for a punch?"

—Jetfire

"Don't worry about a thing. I aced a B+ in computers class."
"Why not an A?"
"Well...."
"Just don't tell me you crashed the computer."

—Lori and Wing Saber

"Bring me a 'get well' card..."

—Thundercracker

Other Notes

• Wing Saber apparently has enough guts to disobey or not follow orders by Optimus Prime himself (or even ATTACK him at one point) yet is scared into submission by a teenage girl. Think about that for a minute.

Animation and/or technical glitches

• TBA

Continuity errors

• So, did Scourge get his tail-axe back or what?

Transformers references

• TBA

Real-world references

• While she's chasing Wing Saber underwater, Thunderblast starts singing the theme from Jaws.

Miscellaneous trivia

Override uses Crest Whitening strips.

• There's a bit more facial emoting from the CGI cast in this episode than normal; several characters get "normal" teeth for certain expressions which are not present in most other sequences, their lip motions are more fluid, and their eyes change shape. It's a nice change of pace.

• On that note, the scene in which Lori is almost crushed by falling debris has one of the few instances of "precise" lip-synching in the series: a close-up of Override's face as she yells "LORI!!!" The shot of her afterwards saying her name again in a relieved tone is also synched, but no teethies. A close-up of Thunderblast just before she's crushed also has precise lip-synch, but it's synched to Japanese words, not English. Oh well.

• During his indecision on whether or not to follow Thunderblast, Wing Saber displays the comical, large anime sweat drop on the side of his head. This means that Lori is so scary that she makes robots sweat.

• As Thunderblast runs across the rooftops while luring Wing Saber and Lori along, her... breasts... actually... jiggle. Just... just... what the hell, Gonzo, seriously?

• This is one of the few episodes that shows Thundercracker as a good fighter. He managed to beat Jetfire in their one on one fight (while they did both fall down at the same time, Thundercracker was still awake while Jetfire was out cold when the others got there).

• Conversely, the episode does not treat Scourge especially lightly; being outmanouvred by Override and browbeaten by Lori and Thunderblast can't be considered one of his best days.

• Wonder how Thunderblast is gonna take knowing Thundercracker got a face full of cement and STILL had a better night than she did.

• Speaking of that, how DID Thundercracker get out of the cement?

Keywords

• TBA

From City of Heroes Wiki

An Ambush is a special mob of enemies intended to take players by surprise. Typically they spawn close to the player, already aggroed.

1. Upon accepting a mission from a contact, enemies of that type may appear nearby.
2. After obtaining the objective (such as a glowie or hostage) within a mission, enemies may appear in areas that were previously cleared.
3. Outside the exit door of a just-completed mission, enemies may appear and surround you. This type of ambush is often followed by a clue and another door mission.

When ambushes occur on the regular (non-instanced) maps of the game, other players may fight them (willingly or otherwise) if they are in range of the spawn.

If the involved characters move quickly and leave an outdoor ambush behind (accidentally or otherwise), the mob will remain in the area and attack any other characters they spot. Since the mob is scaled to the level of the mission, they may be substantially higher than the usual enemies of that zone. Leaving behind an overly-powerful ambush is considered poor manners Hero-side, but a fine joke Villain-side. On the other hand, it can be friendly to invite other players to a badge-granting ambush, such as the Kronos Class Titan.