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| - Panic is a song from Xenosaga Episode I. It is track on the Xenosaga Episode I Original Soundtrack, having been composed by Yasunori Mitsuda. The song plays during the cutscene where the Woglinde is being attacked by the Gnosis.
- Panic is a Power Interaction caused by specific powers that causes opponents to flee. Powers that inflict Panic:
* Chainsaw : Light
* Chompers : Light
* Corrupted Smite : Celestial
* Fear Gas : Gadgets
* Light Claws : Light
* Mass Terror : Mental
* Menace : Mental
* Strafing Run : Light
* Terrorize : Mental Consumables that inflict Panic :
* Ampoule of Terror
* Ampoule of Terror I
* Ampoule of Terror II
* Ampoule of Terror III
* Ampoule of Terror IV
* Ampoule of Terror V
- Panic is a single by British alternative band The Smiths. The track was released by Rough Trade Records as a non-album single in 1986, reaching number 11 in the UK Singles Chart. This was the first of 2 singles featuring rhythm guitarist Craig Gannon.
- A villain who always panics.
- Panic is a staff and a weapon skill introduced in Fire Emblem Heroes. It transforms bonuses on the targeted foe to penalties after combat through its next action.
- Type: Negative/Bad Effect: Causes a character to panic and not be able to take any actions. Gain From: Cure by: Wears off after a set number of turns. Appear in: Suikoden II
- Panic is a standard ability that all trolls have.
- Panic, or Panic Mode, is a gameplay mechanic in the Clock Tower series and in the spin-off Haunting Ground. Panic refers to the fear and terror that the player character is experiencing. When the player character's panic is high, they will enter Panic Mode, referring to when they are overcome with fear. The player character will begin sprinting and may trip occasionally, and the player must guide them in order to lure them away from a stalker if they are present. In Panic Mode, the player is easily vulnerable to death; if the player character is attacked by the stalker in Panic Mode, they may instantly die, depending on the game.
- It is also used in treasure trails to solve some emote clues.
- Lela Quick is a busy woman. She’s got essays to mark, journals to edit, books to write... But every night she is tormented by the same dream: a nightmare of pursuit through a dark forest, the air filled with haunting music. A chance meeting with Quentin Collins, the enigmatic owner of Pandemonium Antiques, adds to her growing sense of unease. Soon both their lives are in danger - - if they can’t escape the panic…
- left|40px Panic - dospelý jedinec mužského pohlavia, ktorý ešte nemal sex, pretože:
* má panický strach zo žien (mužov),
* ženy (muži) majú panický strach z neho
* môže byť manžel panny(či?)
* z iných príčin (nízky vek, choroba, eunušstvo, nadmerná veľkosť vtáka...). Zatiaľ, čo u žien sa, aspoň teoreticky, prikladá panenstvu určitá hodnota, u mužov takáto sprostosť nikoho nenapadla, s výnimkou pár blbcov v USA a cirkvi svätej. Preto aj slovo panna omnoho populárnejšie ako slovo panic. Uloviť pannu sa pokladá za určitý úspech, uloviť panica sa považuje za fail.
- |-|KMS 1.2.262= File:Skill Panic.png 패닉
* Class: Crusader
* Type: Active
* Maximum Level: 20
- Panic is a member of XIII. During the XIII event, he attacked and killed players without mercy.
- The leader of this guild is X-x-X-XeLoR-X-x-X. and i have just made this and like yea
- Plot Briscoe and Green investigate the shooting of a best-selling mystery writer and the death of her accountant, with a love triangle as a possible motive for the crime.
- Full: For 1...8 seconds, target foe and all nearby foes are hexed with Panic. When a foe hexed with Panic successfully uses a skill, all other nearby foes are interrupted. Concise: Also hexes foes near your target (1...8 seconds). Interrupts all other nearby foes whenever a hexed foe successfully activates a skill. __TOC__
- "Panic" was the 59th episode of The Dead Zone and the third episode of the fifth season, airing on USA Network on 2 July 2006.
- Panic allows survivors to drop all of their weaponry besides their selected weapon and gain an increase in speed and stamina. Panicking is often used in a last ditch effort to escape, but some players abuse this ability to beat other players to the more powerful weapons they spot.
- left thumb|right|300px|Varlata paniců bývají obvykle přeplněna [[Soubor:Panic button.jpg|thumb|Microsoft varuje, Mačkání tohoto tlačítka je na vlastní nebezpečí]] Panicové se vyznačují nedostatkem vyspělosti. Slovo "panic" bylo převzato z angličtiny, ve které to je slovem pro paniku. Panicové tedy neustále panikaří, že nikdy neokusí mrd.
* matematici, fyzici a vědci vůbec
* emzáci všeho druhu, včetně Replikátorů
* stavitelé modelových kolejišť
* programátoři linuxového jádra (tzv. Kernel panic)
* ostatní počítačoví nadšenci – hráči, blogeři a editátoři Necyklopedie
- Panic is a status effect and sometimes the spell that causes the effect. Panic has the effect of reducing both the attack and defense of those affected, but not by the status effect itself, but because the spell or attack that causes it always causes attack down and defense down as well. That means that the target might get hit with attack down and defense down independantly of the panic effect, so even when one of the effects fail, the others might still get inflicted. Enemies that are affected by the panic state will flee from battle upon their next turn; technical limitations prevent this when the player is affected, and the player will therefore only suffer from the atk/def downs. Not all enemies are susceptible to the status effect, and by the time Lulu learns Terrorize, it only appli
- Human subjects were placed in each room, blindfolded, and told to walk to the other side of the room where they would receive a reward. On removing their blindfolds, the scorpion room subjects were observed to panic, and then be stung/bitten/molested to death. The blade room subjects were observed to walk nonchalantly across the room, before unexpectedly separating into several pieces. This, reasoned Freud, indicated that the blade room subjects were adrenaline deficient and the hypothesis was completely correct. QED. Point in case.
- Panic!! (known as Switch! in Japan) is a 1993 game for the Sega CD. It's the story of a boy and his dog, among other things. Okay, so there's this nasty computer virus that's infected the global network server which somehow controls pretty much everything in the world - and that includes things that aren't even computerized. To stop things from going all ker-flooey, your player character Slap and his dog Stick need to set about fixing the problem. Why? Because the U.N. was busy, that's why.
- This quest only shows up when you have 30000 fame or higher. You must defeat all the monsters. No NPCs that normally show up in town will be there; it is only you, your pets, and the monsters. This quest is usually time consuming to attempt as there is always one monster left hiding somewhere and since it is constantly moving, it is difficult to track it down, especially in large areas like Palmia. Safes, wells, fruit trees, and edible furniture can be used, but nothing can be stolen (even mobs cannot be robbed) in these unique maps (safes can still be unlocked.)
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