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The Peregrine is an enemy from Final Fantasy X-2. They are a minor nuisance as they can reduce MP with its Mind Pecker attack and inflicts statuses when in Oversoul. Like the rest of it's kind it is weak, and poses no threat. The Peregrine was Oser's personal ship. In the years before the Dendarii took over Oser's fleet, he had used the Peregrine as his flagship. When Miles Vorkosigan created the Dendarii Free Mercenary Fleet from Oser's ships, he used the Triumph as his own flagship. Later, when Oser took back over the fleet, he kept the flagship as the Triumph. Peregrine is a fictional character from the Wild Cards series of books. She is a world famous ace, having her own talk show ("Peregrine's Perch"), cosmetic line, designer clothing label, etc. She has also been a Playboy centerfold. __NOEDITSECTION__ Peregrine is part of Falcon's brood, but her recent brush with extinction has caused her to distance herself slightly from her more unyielding patron. She is a totem of wisdom that encourages her children to embrace adaptability as she has. Equally at home in rocky clifftops or city skyscrapers, she is a spirit of movement and agility, specializing in catching prey in mid-air after death defying 'stoops' that reach speeds approaching 200 mph. Peregrine has become more accepting as well, taking in children that Falcon would never deign to consider. She understands inflexibility means death, and there is wisdom in diversity. Nevertheless, she is still a falcon, and as such she lends even her most humble children an air of nobility. Peregrine is a Little Raider model that only appears in Custom Robo (GameCube). It is a Speed Style robo that is primarily used by Lloyd, Bogey's waiter. However, several other NPC characters use him as well. Peregrine is a male SkyWing dragonet attending the Copper Winglet at Jade Mountain Academy. Pronghorn is his clawmate. It is revealed in Darkness of Dragons that he is deaf in one ear, which was caused by an explosion near his home during the war. Since that event, he has wanted to become a doctor. He is said to have a very "positive and helpful" energy. El clase Peregrine era un tipo de nave mensajera consignados por los Maquis, de la Federación alrededor del siglo 2370. thumb|Peregrine Maquiz En algunos casos, los Maquis realizaron modificaciones a las naves para que realizaran operaciones de un interceptor, en particular la mejora de la capacidad del motor, la velociodad y el armamento. A menudo se utilizan estas naves durante su insurrección contra La Unión Cardassiana . En 2371, Odo y Kira Nerys con un Peregrine modificado se ocultan en las Badland despues de haber atacado una nave Lissepian de carga cerca de Profeta's Landing. (DS9: "Heart of Stone") Peregrine can refer to several things, most often to the bird-of-prey, the Peregrine Falcon, also known as the "Duck Hawk" in North America, or also just simply as "Peregrine". It comes from the latin word "peregrinus", and is a name given (either first or as a Christian name gained during the Sacrement of Confirmation) that means "Wanderer". Suitably so, the first English child born in the "New World" during the colonization of America was named Peregrine White (1620-1704). In literature, Peregrine "Pippin" Took was true to his name of being a wanderer (something thought as odd by the hobbits of the Shire who prefered living calm peaceful lives) and joined Frodo on his quest to destroy the "One Ring" in J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" Trilogy Born in hiding from his grandfather Garth, Peregrine was only an infant when Garth found and took him from Rosalyn. Garth cruelly ordered the execution of the young Peregrine, but a woman with one green eye and one brown one claimed the young boy. It is possible that this woman is Fellan, due to a couple finding him near the Fell Zone where Fellan people live. This was one of the most important Deltora and Dorne region of time that changed both of the lands forever. A faulty robot who is currently glitched and assumes that he is a human. He is permanently offline.

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* Adaptability: Peregrine lends her children the ability to be flexible in a wide variety of situations, both physical and social. When moving from one physical environment to another, they acclimate much more quickly than others, and while they are not immune from extreme conditions, they succumb to them more slowly than others . In social situations the child of Peregrine, with enough time and effort, will never feel out of place. Whether infiltrating a corporate office or having dinner with the local Silver Fang elder, they instinctively understand the social mores of the group and blend in. * Death From Above: Peregrine nests and hunts from great heights. She is a master of the killing dive, and she gifts her children accordingly. When above an enemy, the child of Peregrine is able to stoop and strike with great accuracy . If successful, any falling damage is taken by the prey. * Agility: Peregrine is an unrivaled mid-air hunter. Her agility is legendary. This too is her gift to her children. Feats of physical maneuverability--especially high speed turns and rolls--come more easily to them. Whether avoiding an oncoming car or dodging a sneak attack, the child of Peregrine moves with uncanny speed and dexterity .

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* Children of Peregrine inherit their need for height from her. Therefore, they may find that they subconsciously choose to sit on the arms of chairs, or simply stand in the presence of those sitting. This need to be higher is not compulsive, but if forced to be lower than others, the children of Peregrine may become uncomfortable. * Peregrine was nearly destroyed by man's use of DDT. While she understands the good intentions behind such tragedies, she has become vigilant against such things happening again. Therefore, she tasks her children with seeking out places where man's interference has caused imbalance. Once a year, her children must find and, in some small way, repair such a situation. * Peregrine is the most widely spread falcon in the world. She can be found everywhere except the most icy extremes . Her resilience and adaptability mean that she understands the need to be accepting. Her children should do their best to help the disenfranchised fit in, whenever they can. They must not shun those who seem out of place.

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Peregrine is part of Falcon's brood, but her recent brush with extinction has caused her to distance herself slightly from her more unyielding patron. She is a totem of wisdom that encourages her children to embrace adaptability as she has. Equally at home in rocky clifftops or city skyscrapers, she is a spirit of movement and agility, specializing in catching prey in mid-air after death defying 'stoops' that reach speeds approaching 200 mph. Peregrine has become more accepting as well, taking in children that Falcon would never deign to consider. She understands inflexibility means death, and there is wisdom in diversity. Nevertheless, she is still a falcon, and as such she lends even her most humble children an air of nobility.

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Peregrine is a fictional character from the Wild Cards series of books. She is a world famous ace, having her own talk show ("Peregrine's Perch"), cosmetic line, designer clothing label, etc. She has also been a Playboy centerfold. Peregrine is a Little Raider model that only appears in Custom Robo (GameCube). It is a Speed Style robo that is primarily used by Lloyd, Bogey's waiter. However, several other NPC characters use him as well. __NOEDITSECTION__ Peregrine is part of Falcon's brood, but her recent brush with extinction has caused her to distance herself slightly from her more unyielding patron. She is a totem of wisdom that encourages her children to embrace adaptability as she has. Equally at home in rocky clifftops or city skyscrapers, she is a spirit of movement and agility, specializing in catching prey in mid-air after death defying 'stoops' that reach speeds approaching 200 mph. Peregrine has become more accepting as well, taking in children that Falcon would never deign to consider. She understands inflexibility means death, and there is wisdom in diversity. Nevertheless, she is still a falcon, and as such she lends even her most humble children an air of nobility. A faulty robot who is currently glitched and assumes that he is a human. He is permanently offline. Peregrine is a male SkyWing dragonet attending the Copper Winglet at Jade Mountain Academy. Pronghorn is his clawmate. It is revealed in Darkness of Dragons that he is deaf in one ear, which was caused by an explosion near his home during the war. Since that event, he has wanted to become a doctor. He is said to have a very "positive and helpful" energy. Born in hiding from his grandfather Garth, Peregrine was only an infant when Garth found and took him from Rosalyn. Garth cruelly ordered the execution of the young Peregrine, but a woman with one green eye and one brown one claimed the young boy. It is possible that this woman is Fellan, due to a couple finding him near the Fell Zone where Fellan people live. This was one of the most important Deltora and Dorne region of time that changed both of the lands forever. The Peregrine is an enemy from Final Fantasy X-2. They are a minor nuisance as they can reduce MP with its Mind Pecker attack and inflicts statuses when in Oversoul. Like the rest of it's kind it is weak, and poses no threat. The Peregrine was Oser's personal ship. In the years before the Dendarii took over Oser's fleet, he had used the Peregrine as his flagship. When Miles Vorkosigan created the Dendarii Free Mercenary Fleet from Oser's ships, he used the Triumph as his own flagship. Later, when Oser took back over the fleet, he kept the flagship as the Triumph. After Oser's death, the ship was owned by the fleet. Miles eventually gave the captaincy to Elena Bothari-Jesek. Soon afterwards, he took the Peregrine to Jackson's Whole chasing Mark Vorkosigan and Bel Thorne on the Ariel because he needed the fastest ship available, and Peregrine was the next fastest ship with significant firepower after Ariel and Jayhawk. Peregrine can refer to several things, most often to the bird-of-prey, the Peregrine Falcon, also known as the "Duck Hawk" in North America, or also just simply as "Peregrine". It comes from the latin word "peregrinus", and is a name given (either first or as a Christian name gained during the Sacrement of Confirmation) that means "Wanderer". Suitably so, the first English child born in the "New World" during the colonization of America was named Peregrine White (1620-1704). In literature, Peregrine "Pippin" Took was true to his name of being a wanderer (something thought as odd by the hobbits of the Shire who prefered living calm peaceful lives) and joined Frodo on his quest to destroy the "One Ring" in J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" Trilogy El clase Peregrine era un tipo de nave mensajera consignados por los Maquis, de la Federación alrededor del siglo 2370. thumb|Peregrine Maquiz En algunos casos, los Maquis realizaron modificaciones a las naves para que realizaran operaciones de un interceptor, en particular la mejora de la capacidad del motor, la velociodad y el armamento. A menudo se utilizan estas naves durante su insurrección contra La Unión Cardassiana . En 2371, Odo y Kira Nerys con un Peregrine modificado se ocultan en las Badland despues de haber atacado una nave Lissepian de carga cerca de Profeta's Landing. (DS9: "Heart of Stone")

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