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- Prawdziwe imię i nazwisko: Taneleer Tivan Inne pseudonimy: nieznane Aktualny status: kolekcjoner na skalę kosmiczną Uniwersum: #616 Klasa: Elder Of The Universe Narodowość: nieznana Debiut: Avengers #28 (1968) Powiązania z grupami: Elders Of The Universe
- Collector Trooper Collector Captain Seeker Swarm Abomination Scion Praetorian Kategorie:Gegner
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- A collector is a term for a person who scavenges for artifacts. A girl born in Zion, Nova, became one because she was inspired by the legendary first collector known as Flint. She eventually became a crew member aboard the Polaris, which was captained by her.
- The Collector (voiced by Michael Bell) - the villain from the pilot episode ("Going Bonkers"), and therefore, the first criminal Bonkers encounters. He is a toon that collects other toons in suspended animation. At the end of the episode, he is revealed to simply be a deranged, cartoon obsessed human nerd in disguise. Sort of the opposite of the villain Judge Doom in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit", a villainous toon disguised as a human.
- Taneleer Tivan, also known as the Collector, is the keeper of the largest collection of interstellar fauna, relics and species in the galaxy, operating from the Knowhere port installation. Through his dealings with Asgardians and the Guardians of the Galaxy, he is currently in possession of one of the Infinity Stones and was nearly able to obtain a second stone.
- The Collector is apparently designed primarily for capturing people, as it is used for that express purpose in "The Rainbow Warrior."
- A collector was any individual who assembled a group of items, primarily antiques or relics, as a hobby or occupation. The Hutt Grakkus collected items related to the fallen Jedi Order, the pirate Maz Kanata had a vast collection of treasures kept in her castle, and anonymous collectors such as the "Avenger of Jakku," "Emperor's Wrath," and "Interceptor Fire" collected artifacts of the Galactic Empire following the Galactic Civil War.
- The Collector is a Vanduul ship.
- Collector is one of the more iconic heroes part of the Fanonverse. His appearances as a recurring character in The Bagel Show and as a main character Bandit Territory culminated with his signature appearance in Syndicate, a crossover of the two aforementioned shows and Squad Æ. Collector's allegiance lies with both Syndicate and the Immortals, the latter of which is a race capable of living indefinitely and able to recover from almost any injury. Collector was created and voiced by Collector1, but in his recent incarnations, he is voiced by Nolan North. He made his debut in The Bagel Show.
- After collection, a body, or "deader" in the cant of the Collectors, is taken to the Mortuary for disposal. Money is paid to the Collectors by the Dustmen, the caretakers of the Mortuary.
- Collector is a trophy featured in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell HD. It is unlocked by disarming 15 wall mines.
- Attack Informationen: Die Waffen QL entspricht dem Level des Collectors.
- Collectorlar perceptor olarak ta bilinir.Guild tarafından konulur.Vergi olarak düşen item ve azcık experienceinizi alır bir coll ectoru kesernizi topladığı itemleri ve expini alırsınız. İyi oyunlar Can arslan Ve Berk köymen kardesım bu kadarcık bılgı werceksenız konu kacmayın
- The Collectors travelled the galaxy in five-mile-wide cruisers made from planetary debris, which moved into orbit around planets and released swarms of short-range fighters. Their ships used Hyperwobble drives. (PROSE: The Slow Empire)
- Collector is an award for Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga. It is given to the player when they attain every character, including Indiana Jones.
- Collector is a Picture Badge on a wiki. It can be obtained by adding 25 pictures to pages in the Main namespace. It gives the editor 50 points.
- Collector is a Trainer Class introduced in Generation III. They are nerdy young men carrying many Pokémon. Many Collectors seek to collect every single rare Pokémon there is and as such often use rare Pokémon. They are very similar to the Super Nerd and Scientist class. In fact, the Collector sprite looks similar to the Super Nerd sprite of Generation IV.
- Collector is a manga written and illustrated by Tsutsui Tetsuya.
- Collector (拾いもの Hiroimono lit. Windfall in the Japanese version) is the Personal Skill of Keaton in Fire Emblem Fates.
- After each level you meet Collector. He takes all your cells and unlocks items and Permanent Powers. You can unlock items only after giving him a Blue Print of it.
- A collector was an engineering tool that could gather and store energy. In 1986, it was used by Nyota Uhura and Pavel Chekov for collecting high energy photons from a nuclear fission reactor on board the USS Enterprise. Later, the photons from this device were streamed back into the dilithium chamber of the HMS Bounty. This was done to re-crystallize the dilithium crystals. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home) Another name for the collector was the collecting device. [1]
- Collector is an action card found in the Gabe Deck of the Penny Arcade CCG.
- コレクタは、Wikiの写真のバッジです。これは、メインの名前空間内のページへの25の写真を追加することによって得ることができる。それは編集者に50点を与えます。
- Living beyond the Omega 4 mass relay in the Terminus Systems, the mysterious Collector species is glimpsed so rarely as to be taken for a myth by most in galactic society. In reality, Collectors are human-sized insectoid bipeds and can resemble massive winged beetles. They are a terrifying force in the galaxy, responsible for the murder of hundreds of thousands.
- If you try to turn in more Scarlet Red Letters than 100 in a week: You allow Collector to examine your Scarlet Red Letter. Collector tells you, "I'm overflowing in Scarlet Letters right now. Check back later." If under level 40:
- The Collector characters are characters that are not available anymore at The Shop. You can only get them from other players on the Market or by winning them in ELO Mode or in some Events. You can spot a Collector by their name, it ends up in "Cr". Which characters become Collector is decided by the Staff, and you'll be alerted by a home page news one week in advance. At that moment, all existing sales on the Market of the future collectors are cancelled and new sales are blocked for 24
- They are most well-known for their odd trade requests for which they offer new technologies, often of a startling level of advancement. Their requests usually involve the trade of living beings in odd numbers and varieties, such as two dozen left-handed salarians, sixteen sets of batarian twins, a krogan born of parents from feuding clans, or two dozen "pure" quarians who have never left the Migrant Fleet due to illness, importance to the fleet, or disability. One of their current interests is in healthy human biotics. No one knows what happens to the individuals concerned after the exchange is completed.
- <default>Collector</default> Title Gender Race Alignment Faction Occupation Descriptor Class Focus Level Health Status Location Coordinates Voiced by Created by Written by Appearances Collectors are numerous in the Hive. They scrounge up a living by gathering corpses decaying in the streets and sell them to the Dustmen in the Mortuary for a few coppers. Their income is usually supplemented by stripping whatever possessions the body has.
- Throughout the world of Guild Wars there are collectors scattered about the landscape, searching for a number of certain items such as Bleached Shells or Fetid Carapaces. In return for these "collectibles" they offer items such as armor and weapons which may be of value for players. Due to the huge number of collectors throughout the world, we've separated them into the following categories:
* Collectors broken up by region (individual articles list collectables and offerings):
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