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Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes
Genre	Action; Adventure; Sci-Fi
Based on	Fantastic Four (created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby)
Directed by	Franck Michel
Voices of	Hiro Kanagawa; Lara Gilchrist; Christopher Jacot; Brian Dobson; Sam Vincent
Composer(s)	Noam Kaniel
Country of origin	United States
Original language(s)	English
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	26 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Christophe Di Sabatino; Benoit Di Sabatino; Nicolas Atlan; Avi Arad; Craig Kyle; Eric S. Rollman; Stan Lee (co-executive producer); Suzanne Berman and Daniel Lennard (for Cartoon Network Europe)
Editor(s)	Bertrand Martineu; Benoit Tricot; Valerie Chappellet; Sandrine Mercier
Running time	21–24 minutes
Production company(s)	MoonScoop Group; Taffy Entertainment; Marvel Studios; Marvel Animation; M6; Cartoon Network Europe
Distributor	MoonScoop Group; Cartoon Network
Release
Original network	Cartoon Network
Original release	September 2, 2006 – October 20, 2007
Chronology
Preceded by	Fantastic Four (1994 TV series)

WordNet

extreme in degree or extent or amount or impact; "in a frightful hurry"; "spent a frightful amount of money" (同)terrible, awful, tremendous
the quality of being frightful

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ぎょっとするような,恐ろしい / 《英話》不愉快な,いやな / 《話》非常な,ひどい
ぎょっとするようなこと,恐ろしさ
ぎょっとするほど,恐ろしく / (英話)ひどく,非常に

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Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes is an animated television series based on the Marvel Comics' Fantastic Four comic book series. This is the team's fourth foray into animation. It combines two-dimensional art as well as three-dimensional computer animation produced by the France-based animation company MoonScoop Group. The series is produced by MoonScoop division Taffy Entertainment in collaboration with M6 and Cartoon Network Europe.

Airing

In the United States, the show had an erratic airing schedule on Cartoon Network, having premiered as part of Toonami on September 2, 2006. It ran for only eight of the season's 26 episodes before being pulled. It subsequently returned to the network starting June 9, 2007, shortly before the release of the film Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer. The second launch of the show only aired nine episodes, leaving nine installments not televised in the USA. The show aired on Boomerang for a brief time before moving to Nicktoons in 2009 for the final episodes.^[1]

Plot

World's Greatest Heroes is not directly connected to any of the previous iterations of the Fantastic Four, telling its own version of the team's origin and their encounters with their rogues gallery. Unlike its 1990's predecessor, which consisted almost entirely of straight or modified reinterpretations of classic FF comic book stories, World's Greatest Heroes features mostly original stories. Nonetheless, elements from various iterations of the Fantastic Four, such as the Stan Lee/Jack Kirby, John Byrne and Mark Waid runs in the original Fantastic Four comic book, the Ultimate Fantastic Four comic, and the 2005 live action film, were used as the basis for the series' look and feel. The series ended with an appearance from Terminus, who was used instead of the FF's more notable globe-threatener, Galactus.

Cast

Actor	Role
Hiro Kanagawa	Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic
Lara Gilchrist	Susan Storm/Invisible Woman
Christopher Jacot	Johnny Storm/The Human Torch
Brian Dobson	Ben Grimm/The Thing
Samuel Vincent	H.E.R.B.I.E.
Paul Dobson	Victor Von Doom/Dr. Doom
Sunita Prasad	Alicia Masters

Episodes

No.	Title	Written by	Storyboarded by	Original air date	Production code
1	"Doomsday"	Christopher Yost	Olivier Poirette and Franck Michel	September 16, 2006 (2006-09-16)	101
Reed is accused of intentionally exposing the Fantastic Four to the cosmic rays that gave them their powers. It turns out to be a plot by Dr. Doom, and Ben forgives Reed after they save the world from Doom's plan of opening a dimensional portal where monsters will go around New York and destroy all human life. Introducing Characters: The Fantastic Four (Mister Fantastic / Reed Richards, Invisible Woman / Susan Storm, The Human Torch / Johnny Storm and The Thing / Ben Grimm), H.E.R.B.I.E., Doctor Doom / Victor von Doom, Courtney Bonner-Davis, Mr. Bonner-Davis and Negative Zone Bugs
2	"Molehattan"	Avi Arad (story) Chris Hicks and Francis Lombard	Olivier Poirette	September 4, 2009 (2009-09-04)	102
After kidnapping Ben, Mole Man attempts to get the Thing to join forces with him to create an underground paradise where appearances don't matter. Introducing Characters: Mole Man / Harvey Elder, The Moloids, Mrs. Monet and Mr. Bartleby
3	"Trial by Fire"	Bob Forward	Yacine Elghorri and Laurent Delion	^[a] September 2, 2006 (2006-09-02)	103
After destroying a robot, Johnny inexplicably disappears. He finds himself in a stadium filled with aliens, where he has been put on trial for crimes against the Kree empire, with Ronan the Accuser acting as judge. Meanwhile, Ben attempts to entertain the guests at a charity event. Reed is summoned to act as Johnny's lawyer, while Ben and Sue are summoned as witnesses. Unfortunately Ben and Sue's testimonies fail to help Johnny's case. Johnny is sentenced to immediate execution by robotic creatures. Ben, Sue, and Reed fight the robot executioners, one of which is accidentally thrown into the crowd. Johnny protects a Kree child in the audience from the errant robot, which inspires the crowd to demand Johnny be exonerated and released. Feeling humiliated at having to appease the crowd, Ronan releases Johnny. The Kree return to their home world, whereupon Ronan is banished from the Kree empire, while the Supreme Intelligence notes that the Fantastic Four may be useful against the Skrull. Introducing Characters: Ronan the Accuser, Supreme Intelligence, The Kree and Kree Robots Note: In this episode, the opening theme music has been pitch-shifted to a noticeably lower key. Trivia: When Johnny first sees the Kree, he says "The Smurfs got big" and calls Ronan an "angry smurf".
4	"Doomed"	Rob Loos and George Taweel	Christophe Pittet	September 9, 2006 (2006-09-09)	104
The four return from extinguishing a fire that Johnny started, with Ben and Sue upset with him. Johnny apologizes, saying that he'll do anything to make it up to them. Doctor Doom switches bodies with Reed by injecting him with something. With Reed stuck in Doom's body, he slowly escapes the confines of Doom's lair. The next day, Johnny wakes up and finds a camera crew in his room. Sue explains that, as payback for yesterday, Johnny must be followed around by 'A Day in the Life' so viewers can find out what a day in the life of the Fantastic Four is like. When Doom, as Reed, tells Sue to cancel his lectures, the three figure out something's up. Reed, as Doom, shows up at the Baxter Building and is greeted by the four. Believing him to be Doom, they trap him. Reed eventually convinces Sue to trust him and together they stop Doom from turning the Baxter Building into a weapon while also switching their bodies back. Introducing Characters: Doombots
5	"Puppet Master"	Joseph Kelly (story) Rob Loos and George Taweel	Luc Blanchard	June 16, 2007 (2007-06-16)	105
Alicia's stepfather acquires a supply of clay irradiated from a fallen piece of Reed's ill-fated space station that allows him to control others as the Puppet Master. Introducing Characters: Alicia Masters, Puppet Master / Phillip Masters and Ricky Carter
6	"Zoned Out"	Bob Forward Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost (story)	Luis Ruiz	October 28, 2006 (2006-10-28)	106
Things take a turn for the worse when Johnny gives his friend Frankie an unauthorized tour of Reed's lab. When Frankie is sucked into another dimension, Johnny goes in after her to prevent anyone from finding out. But as he does so, a small bug comes through the dimensional portal. Susan, Ben, and Reed now have to deal with the bug as it multiplies and slowly destroys the Baxter Building, while Frankie and Johnny are trapped in the other dimension and look like they will be killed by worse versions of the bugs. In the end, Johnny and Frankie get back to Earth and the bugs are all put back to where they belong – except for one who remains in an old lady's fridge. Introducing Characters: Frankie Raye and Mr. Wilson
7	"Hard Knocks"	Joshua Fine	Roland Boschi	September 23, 2006 (2006-09-23)	107
Bruce Banner visits Reed at the Baxter Building. Banner changes into the Hulk and now the Fantastic Four must stop his rampage in NYC and keep him from being captured by Agent Pratt who wants to use the Hulk for his own agenda. In the end, Pratt fails to stop Hulk and the Hulk is loose in the badlands. Otherwise, the Fantastic Four have saved the day again. Introducing Characters: The Hulk / Bruce Banner, Agent Pratt and General "Thunderbolt" Ross Trivia: This episode marks the only appearances of The Hulk, Agent Pratt and General "Thunderbolt" Ross.
8	"My Neighbor Was a Skrull"	Joseph Kelly Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost (story)	Christophe Pittet	September 30, 2006 (2006-09-30)	108
Skrulls impersonate the Fantastic Four's neighbors in order to collect tissue samples from the Fantastic Four. In the end, Skrull commander Kl'rt tells Ronan the Accuser all samples have been collected for him to begin making the greatest warrior the universe has ever known. Introducing Characters: Commander Kl'rt, The Skrulls and Willie Lumpkin
9	"World's Tiniest Heroes"	Joshua Fine Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost (story)	Olivier Poirette	October 21, 2006 (2006-10-21)	109
One of Reed's microverse experiments causes the Fantastic Four to shrink putting them at risk when H.E.R.B.I.E. mistakes them for vermin and tries to exterminate them. The Fantastic Four are assisted by Ant-Man when it comes to getting to the lab and their lives are saved when they get to the lab with Ant-Man's help. Introducing Characters: Ant-Man / Henry "Hank" Pym, Rufus the Dog, Rufus' Owner and Ant-Man's Ants Trivia: This episode marks the only appearance of Ant-Man (Henry "Hank" Pym) and his ants.
10	"De-Mole-Ition"	Bob Forward Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost (story)	Laurent Delion	November 4, 2006 (2006-11-04)	110
The Mole Man attacks the Baxter Building in hopes of luring the Fantastic Four to his underground lair. Introducing Characters: Giganto / Deviant Mutate
11	"Impossible"	Rob Loos and George Taweel Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost (story)	Jeremie Bonachera	June 23, 2007 (2007-06-23)	111
The Impossible Man is brought to Earth by one of Reed's space probes and immediately starts causing trouble for everyone. In the end, the Fantastic Four convince Impossible Man that Earth isn't as fun as he is. Introducing Characters: Impossible Man and Poppupians
12	"Bait & Switch"	Bob Forward Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost (story)	Luis Ruiz	June 30, 2007 (2007-06-30)	112
Doctor Doom hijacks one of Reed's experiments aimed at restoring Ben Grimm to human form and causes the Fantastic Four to swap powers with one another. Introducing Characters: Lucia von Bardas
13	"Annihilation"	Christopher Yost Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost (story)	Roland Boschi	July 14, 2007 (2007-07-14)	113
The Fantastic Four are brought to the Negative Zone where they come face to face with Annihilus. As if that wasn't bad enough, Dr. Doom arrives stealing Annihilus' power source and threatening Earth. Introducing Characters: Annihilus
14	"Revenge of the Skrulls"	Bob Forward Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost (story)	Luc Blanchard	August 11, 2007 (2007-08-11)	114
Having acquired their tissue samples in My Neighbor Was A Skrull, the Skrulls now have the technology to duplicate the abilities of the Fantastic Four. Unknown to the Skrulls, Commander Kl'rt, the genius behind the breakthrough, is actually getting help from Ronan the Accuser, who is a Kree, the sworn enemies to the Skrull. Ronan has agreed to help Kl'rt in exchange for revenge against Johnny, for causing his banishment. Using the Kree technology, Commander Kl'rt is changed into the "Super-Skrull". Meanwhile, after hosting a contest to find their biggest fan, the Fantastic Four show the winner, a meek nerd named Rupert, around the Baxter building and are attacked and captured by Super Skrull, minus Ben who is knocked into the harbor. Seeing Rupert in a Fantastic Four costume, Super Skrull believes him to be a new member of the Fantastic Four and takes him as well. On the Skrull ship, Johnny is taken away while Reed and Sue are tortured. Rupert still thinking that it's all an act being put on as part of his prize is horrified when Reed informs him to the contrary. Meanwhile, Johnny is forced to face Ronan the Accuser without his powers and Ronan is enraged by the fact that Johnny doesn’t even remember him. Ben crashes the FantastiCar into the side of the ship and frees Reed, Sue, and Rupert. Johnny tricks Ronan into shooting off the collar that's disabling his powers. Sue, Reed, and Ben battle Super Skrull outside the Baxter building, when Ronan and Johnny fly out of the ship, for all of the Skrull on board to see. While Reed is confused as to why Ronan is there, Rupert points out that it's a super villain team up. Reed then realizes that the reason Kl’rt doesn’t make an army of Super Skrulls is because he doesn’t know how. Skrull technology isn't capable of doing it, so Kl’rt needs Ronan to use Kree technology to do it. But since the Skrulls and Kree are enemies, he could never openly ask for Ronan's help. Skrull forces leave the ship and are about to attack the Fantastic Four when Johnny tells them that he saw Super Skrull plotting with Ronan. Ronan flees with Super Skrull following, while he is chased by his own troops. As the Skrull and Ronan fly off, the Fantastic Four thank Rupert for his help and tell him that they couldn't have done it without him. Introducing Characters: Rupert the Geek Trivia: The episode marks the second appearance of Commander Kl'rt, who first appeared in My Neighbor Was A Skrull.
15	"Strings"	Joshua Fine Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost (story)	Christophe Pittet	August 25, 2007 (2007-08-25)	115
The Puppet Master gets the city to turn on the Fantastic Four by controlling its public officials. Evicted from their home, accounts frozen, property seized, the Four must clear their good names and stop the Puppet Master from taking over the minds of everyone on Earth. Introducing Characters: Code: Blue, The Mayor of New York, The Chief of Police and Federick the Prison Guard
16	"Imperius Rex"	Len Uhley Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost (story)	Olivier Poirette	June 9, 2007 (2007-06-09)	116
Namor the Sub-Mariner arrives with a decree banning humankind from the oceans. Susan and Johnny go underwater to negotiate, but are taken prisoner in Atlantis. Ben and Reed must fight their way through sea monsters, Atlantean soldiers, and Namor to save their teammates. Introducing Characters: Prince Namor, Giganto / Atlantean Beast, Henry Gyrich and Atlanteans
17	"Doomsday Plus One"	Bob Forward	Laurent Delion	April 27, 2007 (2007-04-27) September 1, 2007 (2007-09-01)	117
Doombots invade the Baxter Building in the middle of the night, but their attack is just a distraction for Doom to launch the Baxter Building into space.
18	"The Cure"	Christopher Yost, and Dan Slott (story)	Jeremie Bonachera	June 9, 2007 (2007-06-09) January 18, 2010 (2010-01-18)	118
Reed finally cures the Thing, but the cure also takes away all of his memories since the formation of the Fantastic Four. When the Mole Man attacks, She-Hulk must fill in for the Thing while the powerless Ben Grimm must find a way to save the day. Introducing Characters: She-Hulk / Jennifer Walters, The Lava Men, Squirrel Girl / Doreen Green, Captain Ultra / Griffin Gogol, Texas Twister / Drew Daniels, Frog-Man / Eugene Patilio and Flatman / Dr. Val Ventura Trivia: This episode marks the only appearances of She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters), Squirrel Girl, Captain Ultra, Texas Twister, Frog-Man, Flatman and the Lava Men.
19	"Frightful"	Len Uhley	Luis Ruiz	August 18, 2007 (2007-08-18) January 27, 2010 (2010-01-27)	119
The Wizard, Klaw, Trapster, and Dragon Man are the new team in town saving New York always one step ahead of the Fantastic Four. Reed begins to suspects that these Frightful Four are not the heroes they appear to be. Introducing Characters: The Frightful Four (The Wizard / Bentley Whitman, Trapster / Peter Petruski, Klaw / Ulysses Klaw and Dragon Man) and Peter Parker Trivia: This episode marks the only appearances of The Frightful Four and Peter Parker.
20	"Out of Time"	Joshua Fine	Luc Blanchard	September 15, 2007 (2007-09-15) January 28, 2010 (2010-01-28)	120
After returning from the past to find out what killed the Dinosaurs, the Fantastic Four return to New York to find that the whole City has been conquered by Doom. They are forced to drop the Fantastic Car's "Time Ring" which allows them to time travel when they are attacked by patrolling Doom planes. They escape and split up, Ben and Johnny go to retrieve the Time Ring from the river where they dropped it, while Sue and Reed go to find Doom. Johnny and Ben are about to go after the ring when Dooms troops get it first, they are then captured by gigantic Doom bots (ironically Johnny was talking about how he would make giant Doom bots if he were Doom). Reed and Sue easily find Doom but are trapped, Doom tells them that he was warned of their powers and was told about the future by a Doom bot that his future self put on the Fantastic Car and sent to change the past so they never got their powers. Doom then destroys Reed's "temporal stasis device" on his arm the device is the only thing allowing the Fantastic Four to exist in the different time line. Reed quickly warns Sue to go back to the "Beginning" before he disappears. What’s left of the Fantastic Four escape and retrieve the Fantastic Cars time ring. They attempt to go back 10 minutes to save Reed but Reed's computer "Herbie" warns them that they can't as they must avoid running into or seeing their past selves or else the paradox will supposedly cause "The world to implode". Sue tells Herbie to take them anywhere when they are about to be vaporized by Doombots, Herbie takes them back to the ice age were Johnny accidentally gives man fire, setting a caveman's club on fire. The Fantastic Four then realize that Reed meant for them to return to the space shuttle launch, to prevent Doom's robot from changing the past. They return to the past where they find Reed and explain what happens or what will happen. Reed agrees to help and they all start to search for Doom's robot. Right as the shuttle is about to launch they find the Doom bot and fight it below the rockets. The past Reed fires the rockets ahead of time to vaporize the robot. When the Fantastic Four return to the future, Reed returns into existence, having no memory of what happened. They return to New York where everything is exactly the same, except for the statue of liberty now being of Johnny, having given man fire in the past Johnny is now worshipped as a god. As the episode ends Sue already sick of time traveling tells everyone to get back in the time machine, while Johnny asks if things can stay that way. Introducing Characters: Doctor Doom's Spider Robot and Dinosaurs
21	"Atlantis Attacks!"	Bob Forward Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost (story)	Olivier Poirette	September 1, 2007 (2007-09-01)	121
Namor the Sub-Mariner returns, but this time he needs help to defeat Attuma, who has taken over Atlantis. While Reed, Susan, and Ben head off to help free Atlantis, Johnny stays behind and faces an attack on the city from a giant mutant whale. Introducing Characters: Attuma Trivia: This episode marks the second appearance of Prince Namor, who first appeared in Imperius Rex, and the only appearance of Attuma.
22	"Shell Games"	Rob Hoegee	Roland Boschi	October 6, 2007 (2007-10-06) February 8, 2010 (2010-02-08)	122
After several attacks from Iron Man armors, the Fantastic Four track down Tony Stark. It turns out Doom was behind the attacks, and now the Four have to face both Iron Doom and Iron Man under Doom's control. Introducing Characters: Iron Man / Anthony "Tony" Stark Trivia: This episode marks the only appearance of Iron Man.
23	"Johnny Storm and the Potion of Fire"	Len Uhley Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost (story)	Luc Blanchard	October 13, 2007 (2007-10-13) February 22, 2010 (2010-02-22)	123
During a confrontation with Diablo, Johnny is accidentally exposed to one of Diablo's potions he planned to use to gain control of all the elements. As the days go by, Johnny's powers seems to change. Diablo discovers that the essence of the fire elemental still lives within Johnny. Diablo starts making the power grow within him, so he can then claim it for himself. After Johnny seriously starts to lose control, Ben, Reed, and Sue try to capture him to figure out what’s wrong. Sue continuously fights Johnny out into the city. Johnny knocks her out and is about to finish her, until he realizes that he actually hurt her. Johnny finally starts to come to his senses when he sees how he hurt her. Realizing that he is losing control of himself, he releases the energy, which forms into a giant fire being. Just then Diablo appears and sucks the Demon back into the magic goblet from which it came. Johnny starts to believe Diablo is a good guy, but just as fast Diablo goes back to his previous plan of taking control of the elements. He succeeds and gains control of the elements, Reed and Ben arrive with Reed's new invention a power disruptor designed to disrupt "whatever type of science Diablo is using" (Reed continues to deny the existence of magic, in spite to his inability to scientifically understand Diablo's power). Reed hits Diablo with the ray and he is stopped, and Reed yells "Take that Magic!". Diablo is defeated and everything goes back to normal. Introducing Characters: Diablo / Esteban Corazón de Ablo and Fire Sprites
24	"Contest of Champions"	Joshua Fine	Jeremie Bonachera	October 20, 2007 (2007-10-20) February 23, 2010 (2010-02-23)	124
On request from Ronan the Accuser, The Grandmaster forces the Fantastic Four to battle Ronan the Accuser, Impossible Man, Annihilus, and Super Skrull. The fate of all humanity hangs in the balance as the species of the losers are wiped out. As the matches go on it is revealed that whoever loses the match becomes a trophy for the Grandmaster for the rest of eternity. In the end it's left to a one on one fight between The Thing and Ronan the Accuser, Ronan calls down an energy beam from an orbiting ship giving him incredible strength, to savagely beat The Thing. Ben continues to fight despite being in incredible pain and outmatched. As Ronan is about to deliver the final blow The Grandmaster declares Ben as the winner as he is both strong and brave enough to continue fighting even when it was hopeless. The Grandmaster offers Ben one wish which he will fulfill no matter what. Instead of wishing himself back to normal, Ben wishes for the release of his friends, the villains and to prevent the destruction of the species of the losers. The GrandMaster fulfills his wish but promises that there will be other Contests, and that he(Ben) will be back on the contest, regardless of the fact if he will be challenge or not. Introducing Characters: The Grandmaster / En Dwi Gast Trivia: This episode marks the only appearance of the Grandmaster.
25	"Doom's Word Is Law"	Paul Giacoppo, and Craig Kyle (story)	Luis Ruiz	February 24, 2010 (2010-02-24)	125
Doctor Doom creates a super Doombot to face the Fantastic Four. The Four try and retrain this robot to be one of the good guys. In the end, Ben becomes the super Doombots friend and names him "Bruiser" , but then Doom's control is too strong and the super Doombot captures Susan and Reed. Johnny and Ben must save Susan and Reed, and fight Doom. But when Johnny is captured, Ben is left to fight Bruiser. Introducing Characters: Bruiser Trivia: This episode marks the only appearance of Bruiser.
26	"Scavenger Hunt"	Christopher Yost and Craig Kyle	Olivier Poirette	February 25, 2010 (2010-02-25)	126
Terminus, an alien scavenger, comes to steal all of Earth's resources. While the Fantastic Four try to stop him, they realize he may be unbeatable. Introducing Characters: Terminus Trivia: This episode marks the only appearance of Terminus.

Home releases

DVD Name	Region 1	Episodes	DVD Name	Region 4	Episodes
Volume One	March 27, 2007	"Doomed" "Hard Knocks" "World's Tiniest Heroes" "De-Mole-Ition"	Volume One	October 10, 2007	"Trial by Fire" "Doomed" "Doomsday" "Hard Knocks"
Volume Two	September 11, 2007	"Trial by Fire" "My Neighbor Was a Skrull" "Impossible" "Revenge of the Skrulls"	Volume Two	October 10, 2007	"My Neighbor Was a Skrull" "World's Tiniest Heroes" "Zoned Out" "Puppet Master"
Volume Three	March 11, 2008	"Annihilation" "Doomsday Plus One" "Out of Time" "Shell Games"	Volume Three	February 6, 2008	"De-Mole-ition" "Impossible" "Bait and Switch" "Revenge of the Skrulls"
The Complete First Season	June 10, 2008	All 26 episodes of the first season	Volume Four	June 4, 2008	"Doomsday Plus One" "Annihilation" "Strings" "Imperious Rex"
			Volume Five	September 3, 2008	"The Cure" "Frightful" "Atlantis Attack" "Out of Time" "Shell Games"

Notes

^ Airdates without the US flag in front of them may have originally aired outside the US.

References

^ "Marvel Animation Age". Web.archive.org. Retrieved 2015-08-09.

External links

Official website at Marvel.com, with full episodes viewable online
Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes at the Internet Movie Database
Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes at TV.com
Marvel names Cartoon Network Exclusive U.S. Broadcast home for all-new Fantastic Four Animated Series
Cast announcement
Plots of the first episodes
September 2006 conference call with Executive Producer Craig Kyle and Head Fantastic Four writer/Story Editor Chris Yost.

English Journal

Obesity in pregnancy: Altered onset and progression of labour.

Bogaerts A, Witters I, Van den Bergh BR, Jans G, Devlieger R.Author information Limburg Catholic University College, PHL University College, Department of PHL-Healthcare Research, Oude Luikerbaan, 79, 3500 Hasselt, Belgium.AbstractBACKGROUND: the incidence of obesity increases in all developed countries to frightful percentages, also in women of reproductive age. Maternal obesity is associated with important obstetrical complications; and this group also exhibits a higher incidence of prolonged pregnancies and labours.
Midwifery.Midwifery.2013 Dec;29(12):1303-13. doi: 10.1016/j.midw.2012.12.013. Epub 2013 Feb 19.
BACKGROUND: the incidence of obesity increases in all developed countries to frightful percentages, also in women of reproductive age. Maternal obesity is associated with important obstetrical complications; and this group also exhibits a higher incidence of prolonged pregnancies and labours.OBJECTI
PMID 23427851

Medical management of Cushing's disease: what is the future?

Fleseriu M, Petersenn S.Author information Departments of Medicine and Neurological Surgery, Northwest Pituitary Center, Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, OR, USA.AbstractCushing's disease (CD) is caused by a corticotroph, adrenocorticotropic-hormone (ACTH)-secreting pituitary adenoma resulting in significant morbidity and mortality. Transsphenoidal surgery is the initial treatment of choice in almost all cases. Remission rates for microadenomas are good at 65-90 % (with an experienced neurosurgeon) but remission rates are much lower for macroadenomas. However, even after postoperative remission, recurrence rates are high and can be seen up to decades after an initial diagnosis. Repeat surgery or radiation can be useful in these cases, although both have clear limitations with respect to efficacy and/or side effects. Hence, there is a clear unmet need for an effective medical treatment. Currently, most drugs act by inhibiting steroidogenesis in the adrenal glands. Most is known about the effects of ketoconazole and metyrapone. While effective, access to ketoconazole and metyrapone is limited in many countries, experience with long-term use is limited, and side effects can be significant. Recent studies have suggested a role for a pituitary-directed therapy with new multireceptor ligand somatostatin analogs (e.g., pasireotide, recently approved in Europe for treatment of CD), second-generation dopamine agonists, or a combination of both. Mifepristone (a glucocorticoid receptor antagonist) is another promising drug, recently approved by the FDA for treatment of hyperglycemia associated with Cushing's syndrome. We review available medical treatments for CD with a focus on the two most recent compounds referenced above. Our aim is to expand awareness of current research, and the possibilities afforded by available medical treatments for this mesmerizing, but often frightful disease.
Pituitary.Pituitary.2012 Sep;15(3):330-41. doi: 10.1007/s11102-012-0397-5.
Cushing's disease (CD) is caused by a corticotroph, adrenocorticotropic-hormone (ACTH)-secreting pituitary adenoma resulting in significant morbidity and mortality. Transsphenoidal surgery is the initial treatment of choice in almost all cases. Remission rates for microadenomas are good at 65-90 % (
PMID 22674211

"These frightful sights would work havoc with one's brain": subjective experience, trauma, and resilience in first world war writings by medical personnel.

Acton C, Potter J.
Literature and medicine.Lit Med.2012 Spring;30(1):61-85.
PMID 22870609

Proteasome and cancer.

Catalgol B.Author information Department of Biochemistry, Faculty of Medicine, Genetic and Metabolic Diseases Research Center (GEMHAM), Marmara University, Haydarpasa, Istanbul, Turkey.AbstractCancer is one of the most frightful diseases mostly resulting in mortality; it has recently become more possible to overcome with the help of new therapies. In this direction, carcinogenesis is defined as a complicated process that can include several different factors that contribute to its progress. Proteasome is implicated in cancer studies as it is the main degradation system for oxidatively damaged proteins and also for several proteins playing a role in the cell cycle and transcription, which are important for cancer improvement. Because of this crucial role of proteasome in cancer development, myriad in vitro and in vivo studies have focused on the proteasome in different cancer cases. In this chapter, the involvement of proteasome in the degradation of cancer-related proteins is explained with the results of representative studies. Related to these proteins, the use of proteasome inhibitors in cancer treatment is reviewed.
Progress in molecular biology and translational science.Prog Mol Biol Transl Sci.2012;109:277-93. doi: 10.1016/B978-0-12-397863-9.00008-0.
Cancer is one of the most frightful diseases mostly resulting in mortality; it has recently become more possible to overcome with the help of new therapies. In this direction, carcinogenesis is defined as a complicated process that can include several different factors that contribute to its progres
PMID 22727425

Japanese Journal

演劇物語論 : 亡霊の告げ(テーマシンポジウム物語のパフォーマティヴ,<特集>物語のパフォーマティヴ)

藤井貞和
物語研究 (14), 16-27, 2014-03-31
演劇(神事から訣れて成立するにしても)を支えるのはperformativityだ。もの凄い危機的な転換点で、(例えば)人身犠牲からの脱却や(祭祀へ向かうだろう)、戦闘(虐殺、略奪、rape)の擬制化、村や家の起源神話の成立、昔話(口承説話)の簇生、(慰鎮しようがないにせよ)御霊(=亡霊)祭祀の成長……、それらが仮面や舞踏の夜に幻出し、歌謡(詩歌)を、語り(のルール)を、演出(舞台、作り物、俳優、台 …
NAID 110009857377

胸腺がんの子宮転移による疼痛に対し塩酸リトドリンが著効した1例

杉浦八十生,井澤菜緒子,根本悦夫,信田政子,加勢田靜,井野元智恵
Palliative Care Research 7(2), 530-536, 2012
症例は40歳代, 女性. 2011年3月, 胸部圧迫感を訴え, 胸部CTで前縦隔腫瘍, 両肺に多発結節を認めた. 2010年7月のCTでは病変はなく, 2011年1月の胸部X線写真でも明らかな病変は指摘できず, 急速な増大が考えられた. 既往歴に不正性器出血および月経困難症があった. 画像診断において, 骨転移, 子宮頸部および体部に複数の腫瘍が存在した. 前縦隔腫瘍および子宮腫瘍に対して針生検を …
NAID 130002084787

エージェントとの対話場面における気分一致・不一致効果(顔とコミュニケーション)

竹内勇剛,羽田拓朗
電子情報通信学会技術研究報告. HCS, ヒューマンコミュニケーション基礎 103(328), 25-28, 2003-09-20
本研究では,対話相手がCGで描画されたエージェントである場合に,人間同士と同様な社会的インクラクションが成り立ち,その際にどのような気分一致・不一致効果が観察されるかを心理実験を通して検討する.実験は,被験者を快あるいは不快な状態に統制した上で,エージェントが被験者に対して快表情あるいは不快表情で同じ内容の発話(依頼)を行なった後の被験者の反応を観察した.その結果,不快な感情状態に統制された被験者 …
NAID 110003271394

船舶運航上のヒヤリハット事例とその研究

室原陽二,伊藤泰義,沼野正義 [他],桐谷伸夫
船舶技術研究所報告 37(5), 191-244, 2000-09-13
… We analyzed the contents of frightful incidents reported by about 1,900 seafarers, - captains, officers and pilots, and made study of the Human Factor on maneuvering, through the various causes of these incidents. …
NAID 110007665420

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