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About CyclonisMaster Cyclonis is the leader of the Talon forces and the ruler of the land of Cyclonia, a position she inherited upon the death of her grandmother. At the beginning of the series, Cyclonis was gathering support in an attempt to conquer the world of Atmos. Her most trusted soldier is the Dark Ace; in fact, it is stated on the official website that he is the only person she trusts. Not much is known about Master Cyclonis. We know that she is young, at least younger than Aerrow expected her to be. Her real name is also unknown, although she went by the pseudonym "Lark" when she infiltrated the Storm Hawks in episode six; and it is speculated by many that this is her real name. Master Cyclonis possesses a vast knowledge of crystals, their powers, and how to manipulate them. She is also a technical genius who constructed a storm engine strong enough to destroy an entire terra in the first episode. It is likely that she also constructed the double-ended staff that she uses. It is also possible that she has the power of sorcery on her side, as her telekinetic abilities seem to be a bit stronger than most people's, even with the aid of crystals. In regards to her personality, we know that Master Cyclonis is cunning and ruthless. She'll stop at little to attain what she desires, and what she desires is world domination. She is bitter, and seems to have a massive chip on her shoulder that influences her actions. However, there is another side to Master Cyclonis--she is lonely, and desparately wants a friend. It is possible that her motivations for attempting to conquer the Atmos are more complex than simply "evil" desires. By the end of the series, Master Cyclonis had appeared in fourteen episodes: Episodes 1-2: Age of Heroes; 5: Tranquility Now; 6: Best Friends Forever; 27: The Masked Masher; 32: What Got into Finn?; 34: Second Chances; 38: Five Days; 43: Shipwrecked; 44: Power Grab; 46: Origins; 50: The Key; and 51-52: Cyclonia Rising. About FanlistingsSo what is a fanlisting, anyway? Well, the short version is that it's exactly what it sounds like: a list of fans. Fanlistings exist for just about every subject you can think of, from TV series and movies to historical figures to brands of soap! But fanlistings can be a lot more than just a list! Many fanlisting owners expand their sites to have beautiful graphics, fanworks like stories and music videos, and much more. Many fanlistings also allow fan submissions, letting fans from all over the world get in on the fun. Joining a fanlisting is a lot like "liking" a page on Facebook, but without the baggage of distant family members and the burden of having to sign all your personal data away. You can learn more about fanlistings at The Fanlistings Network, an online directory of almost all the fanlistings that can be found on the web. So now that you know, I hope you'll add your name to the list and join in on the fun! |