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- Lullaby is a special move that appears in Paper Mario. It can be used once Mario rescues Mamar from Tutankoopa during the events of Chapter 2. Lullaby also uses 2 SP to use.
- The music track is slow, melodic, and sounds somewhat like a lullaby. This song also includes a flute, brass, percussion (such as a snare drum), and a grand piano as well as the choir that sings a repeated theme while each instrument group introduces their own unique sound as the song progresses.
- From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Lullaby]] lullen, to lull + bye. First recorded circa 1560.
- Your performance makes your audience drowsy. Make an Arcana check. The result determines the penalty to Insight checks and Perception checks of each creature that can hear you other than you and your allies. Affected creatures are also considered distracted, which might allow an ally (or you, after you stop playing) to make Stealth checks to hide from them even without superior cover or total concealment. Focus: A musical instrument you play as part of performing the ritual.
- Name: Lullaby Run Time: 5:22 Year: 2000
- The ability can be used to sing someone to sleep, and the longer the song is sung for, the deeper this sleep will be. If sung for too long, it could kill a person since this is an eternal sleep. It will also affect every person who can hear the song, but would have no effect upon a deaf person, or a person who had his or her ears plugged. The ability has no effect upon Ana herself.
- Effect: Lullaby puts enemies to sleep and ends the battle. Skill Points: 10 Skill Points MP Cost: None Skill Link: Tolten- Level 25
- Lullaby is an independent pirate on the Viridian Ocean.
- de:Wiegenlied Lullaby is a type of Song used by Bards. It temporarily inflicts Sleep status on enemies. Two songs give this effect. Foe Lullaby is single-target, while Horde Lullaby has a small Area of Effect and can possibly hit multiple enemies.
- Lullaby is a hunter pet ability unique to cranes. It puts the target to sleep for a short amount of time.
- Lullaby (ねむれララバイ Nemure Rarabai?, "Sleep Lullaby") is a music arte mainly associated with Karyl Sheeden from Tales of Destiny.
- Lullaby is published by Alias Comics. Current price per issue is $2.99.
- Lullaby is one of Edward's Bardsongs, and it puts enemies to sleep. It is learned on level 9. In the 3D remake releases, the Bardsong Augment allows any party member to use Bardsong and potentially use Lullaby with it.
- Level: Components: V, S Casting Time: 1 action Range: Medium (100 ft. + 10 ft./level) Area: Living creatures within a 10-ft.-radius burst Duration: Concentration + 1 round/level (D) Saving Throw: Will negates Spell Resistance: Yes
- La Lullaby (ララバイ, Rarabai) est un des démons du Livre de Zeleph et l'antagoniste principal de l'Arc Eisen Wald.
- Lullaby sings a dreamy song to put enemies in a 9x9 area to Sleep. Chance is increased with INT. Takes 1 SP every 4 seconds after casting.
- While in flute form it can't speak or move and its size is nearly 50 centimeters in length. It is probably made of wood and it has a skull with three eyes on one end. There is an oval-like cutout in the skull's brow. On the other end there are root-like cutouts. When the flute transforms into its demon form. It becomes an extremely tall beast that has three eyes, two legs, two arms and one head. There are many cutouts in its body.
- "Lullaby" is the ninth episode of the third season of Angel and the fifty-third episode overall. Written and directed by Tim Minear, it was originally broadcast on November 19, 2001 on the WB network. Vampire hunter-killer Holtz's rekindled crusade to kill Angel and Darla complicates the impending birth of the couple's baby, despite him learning about Angel having a soul from Lilah Morgan. With her contractions getting closer together, Darla takes off for parts unknown and Angel has to find her before Holtz and his army of demons does, while the rest of the group seeks sanctuary at Caritas. Meanwhile, Lilah employs a scroll translator to help out with an ominous prophecy concerning the birth of the vampire baby. In the end, Darla sacrifices herself to save her baby, the one good thing her
- A lullaby was a soothing tune typically sung to soothe an infant or young child and help them to sleep. Lullabies typically featured simple, easy-to-remember lyrics and a gentle melody. In 2154, Doctor Phlox considered singing a Denobulan lullaby to soothe Captain Jonathan Archer's dog, Porthos, but ultimately decided against it, as his singing had often driven his children to tears in the past. (ENT: "Storm Front") In 2370, when Doctor Julian Bashir and Ensign Melora Pazlar visited the Klingon restaurant for the final time, the Klingon chef serenaded them with lullabies. (DS9: "Melora")
- Todd: [a la Shawn Mullins] Welcome back to One Hit Wonderland...where we look at...artists...bands...who only got known...for one song. Yeah...and their career...didn't last long...but I tell 'em... Video for "Lullaby" Shawn Mullins: Everything's gonna be alright Rockabye Todd: Okay, we're gonna back to 1998 here, back to the glory days of adult-alternative. Clip of Matchbox Twenty - "Back to Good" Todd: I never claimed to be a role model. Todd: Yes, truly, I was a deprived child. Don't weep for me, we all have our misfortunes in life. Shawn: She still lives with her mom... Video for "Lullaby"
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- La pequeña mano cortaba la piel, la carne, y pronto brotó la cabeza, el torso, las piernas. Aquella cosa borrosa, menuda, dio un salto, mojada por los jugos gástricos y cubierto de trozos de tripa, y desapareció en la oscuridad. Lullaby, lullaby, lullaby.
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