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Two Silver Ankhs

2013-09-20T06:40:39Z

Hyenafur: /* Speculation and Rumors */

'''Two Silver Ankhs''' is an original IP aimed at adult audiences created by [[Hyenafur]], based on a 90 page story written between 2006 and 2009.

==Story Summary==

The original [[Two Silver Ankhs]] is the story of several houses in a fictional world in which Ancient Egypt survived into the modern era, and follows the lives of several characters over a period of approximately 18 years.

==Production History==

[[Two Silver Ankhs]] started as a story for [[Ayame-Emaya]]'s character Baltahzar entitled ''Balthazar's Lost Treasure'', in which the character Balthazar learns that he has a living heir. The story was later expanded upon in 2006 with a joint writing team of [[Hyenafur]] and [[Brandy Fletcher]]. Over a period of 3 years, the story expanded from a 20 page story to its eventual 90 page format when it was finished in 2009. In 2007, [[Brandy Feltcher]] left the project to pursue her own projects. It was determined that the story could make the jump to comic book format and in 2010, the transformation from story to comic began. The comic was originally going to be similar to ''Anubis Dark Desires'' amongst other comic projects, where several different artists would work on various sections of the comic, giving readers a different styling for each section. In 2011, [[Miles-DF]] was brought on board as the first artist of the comic, eventually becoming the sole artist. When [[Miles-DF]] joined a professional studio, the comic was put on permanent hold until a new artist could be found.

==Speculation and Rumors==

As of 2013, the comic has undergone yet another rewriting phase. Currently, in order to appeal to a larger audience, the author, [[Hyenafur]] has been considering a different over all art style and time frame, as well as modifying or dropping the over all adult themes. Several artists have been contacted, however, a replacement for [[Miles-DF]] has not been selected.

==Plot Summary==

The story follows members of four houses in Osahar; House Runihura, House Harrab, House Amon, and House Khalfani, and their interactions with one another through politics, love, and war.

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Two Silver Ankhs

2013-09-20T06:39:58Z

Hyenafur: /* Story Summary */

'''Two Silver Ankhs''' is an original IP aimed at adult audiences created by [[Hyenafur]], based on a 90 page story written between 2006 and 2009.

==Story Summary==

The original [[Two Silver Ankhs]] is the story of several houses in a fictional world in which Ancient Egypt survived into the modern era, and follows the lives of several characters over a period of approximately 18 years.

==Production History==

[[Two Silver Ankhs]] started as a story for [[Ayame-Emaya]]'s character Baltahzar entitled ''Balthazar's Lost Treasure'', in which the character Balthazar learns that he has a living heir. The story was later expanded upon in 2006 with a joint writing team of [[Hyenafur]] and [[Brandy Fletcher]]. Over a period of 3 years, the story expanded from a 20 page story to its eventual 90 page format when it was finished in 2009. In 2007, [[Brandy Feltcher]] left the project to pursue her own projects. It was determined that the story could make the jump to comic book format and in 2010, the transformation from story to comic began. The comic was originally going to be similar to ''Anubis Dark Desires'' amongst other comic projects, where several different artists would work on various sections of the comic, giving readers a different styling for each section. In 2011, [[Miles-DF]] was brought on board as the first artist of the comic, eventually becoming the sole artist. When [[Miles-DF]] joined a professional studio, the comic was put on permanent hold until a new artist could be found.

==Speculation and Rumors==

As of 2013, the comic has undergone yet another rewriting phase. Currently, in order to appeal to a larger audience, the author, [[Hyenafur]] has been considering a different over all art style, as well as modifying or dropping the over all adult themes. Several artists have been contacted, however, a replacement for [[Miles-DF]] has not been selected.

==Plot Summary==

The story follows members of four houses in Osahar; House Runihura, House Harrab, House Amon, and House Khalfani, and their interactions with one another through politics, love, and war.

[[Category:Comics]]

Codename Werewolf

2013-09-20T06:36:10Z

Hyenafur:

Two Silver Ankhs

2013-09-20T06:35:16Z

Hyenafur:

'''Two Silver Ankhs''' is an original IP aimed at adult audiences created by [[Hyenafur]], based on a 90 page story written between 2006 and 2009.

==Story Summary==

The original [[Two Silver Ankhs]] is the story of several houses in a fictional world in which Ancient Egypt survived into the modern era, and follows the lives of several characters over a period of approximately 18 years. After subsequent rewrites, the story has changed and evolved, with the current timeline not yet revealed to the general public.

==Production History==

[[Two Silver Ankhs]] started as a story for [[Ayame-Emaya]]'s character Baltahzar entitled ''Balthazar's Lost Treasure'', in which the character Balthazar learns that he has a living heir. The story was later expanded upon in 2006 with a joint writing team of [[Hyenafur]] and [[Brandy Fletcher]]. Over a period of 3 years, the story expanded from a 20 page story to its eventual 90 page format when it was finished in 2009. In 2007, [[Brandy Feltcher]] left the project to pursue her own projects. It was determined that the story could make the jump to comic book format and in 2010, the transformation from story to comic began. The comic was originally going to be similar to ''Anubis Dark Desires'' amongst other comic projects, where several different artists would work on various sections of the comic, giving readers a different styling for each section. In 2011, [[Miles-DF]] was brought on board as the first artist of the comic, eventually becoming the sole artist. When [[Miles-DF]] joined a professional studio, the comic was put on permanent hold until a new artist could be found.

==Speculation and Rumors==

As of 2013, the comic has undergone yet another rewriting phase. Currently, in order to appeal to a larger audience, the author, [[Hyenafur]] has been considering a different over all art style, as well as modifying or dropping the over all adult themes. Several artists have been contacted, however, a replacement for [[Miles-DF]] has not been selected.

==Plot Summary==

The story follows members of four houses in Osahar; House Runihura, House Harrab, House Amon, and House Khalfani, and their interactions with one another through politics, love, and war.

[[Category:Comics]]

Codename Werewolf

2013-09-20T06:32:01Z

Hyenafur:

Codename Werewolf

2013-09-20T06:30:39Z

Hyenafur:

Two Silver Ankhs

2013-09-20T06:26:25Z

Hyenafur:

{{cleanup}}
'''Two Silver Ankhs''' is an original IP aimed at adult audiences created by [[Hyenafur]] based on a 90 page story written between 2006 and 2009.

==Story Summary==

The original [[Two Silver Ankhs]] is the story of several houses in a fictional world in which Ancient Egypt survived into the modern era, and follows the lives of several characters over a period of approximately 18 years. After subsequent rewrites, the story has changed and evolved, with the current timeline not yet revealed to the general public.

==Production History==

[[Two Silver Ankhs]] started as a story for [[Ayame-Emaya]]'s character Baltahzar entitled ''Balthazar's Lost Treasure'', in which the character Balthazar learns that he has a living heir. The story was later expanded upon in 2006 with a joint writing team of [[Hyenafur]] and [[Brandy Fletcher]]. Over a period of 3 years, the story expanded from a 20 page story to its eventual 90 page format when it was finished in 2009. In 2007, [[Brandy Feltcher]] left the project to pursue her own projects. It was determined that the story could make the jump to comic book format and in 2010, the transformation from story to comic began. The comic was originally going to be similar to ''Anubis Dark Desires'' amongst other comic projects, where several different artists would work on various sections of the comic, giving readers a different styling for each section. In 2011, [[Miles-DF]] was brought on board as the first artist of the comic, eventually becoming the sole artist. When [[Miles-DF]] joined a professional studio, the comic was put on permanent hold until a new artist could be found.

==Speculation and Rumors==

As of 2013, the comic has undergone yet another rewriting phase. Currently, in order to appeal to a larger audience, the author, [[Hyenafur]] has been considering a different over all art style, as well as modifying or dropping the over all adult themes. Several artists have been contacted, however, a replacement for [[Miles-DF]] has not been selected.

==Plot Summary==

The story follows members of four houses in Osahar; House Runihura, House Harrab, House Amon, and House Khalfani, and their interactions with one another through politics, love, and war.

[[Category:Comics]]

Codename Werewolf

2013-09-20T06:24:23Z

Hyenafur:

Codename Werewolf

2013-09-20T06:23:19Z

Hyenafur:

Hyenafur

2013-09-20T06:17:14Z

Hyenafur:

'''Hyenafur''' is the [[writer|author]] and [[artist]] of the ''[[Extinctioners]]'' fan [[comic]] ''[[Codename Werewolf]]'' and the original [[story]] turned comic ''[[Two Silver Ankhs]]''. Hyenafur is a [[MILFur]].

== External links ==
{{Contributor|Hyenafur}}
* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/hyenafur Hyenafur] on [[Fur Affinity]]
* [https://inkbunny.net/hyenafur Hyenafur] on [[InkBunny]]
* [http://hyenafur.sofurry.com Hyenafur] on [[SoFurry]]
* [https://twitter.com/hyenafur Hyenafur] on [[Twitter]]

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Two Silver Ankhs

2013-09-20T06:16:58Z

Hyenafur:

{{cleanup}}
'''Two Silver Ankhs''' is an original IP aimed at adult audiences created by [[Hyenafur]] based on a 90 page story written between 2006 and 2009.

==Story Summary==

The original [[Two Silver Ankhs]] is the story of several houses in a fictional world in which Ancient Egypt survived into the modern era, and follows the lives of several characters over a period of approximately 18 years. After subsequent rewrites, the story has changed and evolved, with the current timeline not yet revealed to the general public.

==Production History==

[[Two Silver Ankhs]] started as a story for [[Ayame-Emaya]]'s character Baltahzar entitled ''Balthazar's Lost Treasure'', in which the character Balthazar learns that he has a living heir. The story was later expanded upon in 2006 with a joint writing team of [[Hyenafur]] and [[Brittany Fletcher]]. Over a period of 3 years, the story expanded from a 20 page story to its eventual 90 page format when it was finished in 2009. In 2007, [[Brittany Feltcher]] left the project to pursue her own projects. It was determined that the story could make the jump to comic book format and in 2010, the transformation from story to comic began. The comic was originally going to be similar to ''Anubis Dark Desires'' amongst other comic projects, where several different artists would work on various sections of the comic, giving readers a different styling for each section. In 2011, [[Miles-DF]] was brought on board as the first artist of the comic, eventually becoming the sole artist. When [[Miles-DF]] joined a professional studio, the comic was put on permanent hold until a new artist could be found.

As of 2013, the comic has undergone yet another rewriting phase. Currently, in order to appeal to a larger audience, the author, [[Karl Kratt]] has been considering a different over all art style, as well as modifying or dropping the over all adult themes. Several artists have been contacted, however, there has not been a set

==Plot Summary==

The story follows members of four houses in Osahar; House Runihura, House Harrab, House Amon, and House Khalfani, and their interactions with one another through politics, love, and war.

[[Category:Comics]]

Hyenafur

2013-09-20T06:16:04Z

Hyenafur: Edited to protect personal information

'''Hyenafur''' is the [[writer|author]] and [[artist]] of the ''[[Extinctioners]]'' fan [[comic]] ''[[Codename Werewolf]]'' and the original [[story]] turned comic ''[[Two Silver Ankhs]]''. Hyenafur is a [[MILFur]].

==References==
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== External links ==
{{Contributor|Hyenafur}}
* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/hyenafur Hyenafur] on [[Fur Affinity]]
* [https://inkbunny.net/hyenafur Hyenafur] on [[InkBunny]]
* [http://hyenafur.sofurry.com Hyenafur] on [[SoFurry]]
* [https://twitter.com/hyenafur Hyenafur] on [[Twitter]]

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2013-09-20T05:54:13Z

Hyenafur:

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I was curious; if I want to a wikifur page removed, what is the best way to go about it? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by [[User:Hyenafur|Hyenafur]] ([[User talk:Hyenafur|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/Hyenafur|contribs]]) .
:Depends what page it is! If it's about a person, [[WikiFur:Personal exclusion|personal exclusion]] (or lesser remedies, for unwanted real-life information) may apply. If not, you'd have to justify its removal based on inappropriateness for WikiFur (we don't have a notability bar), or merge content into another page. Exclusion does not apply to a person's public creative works, such as a comic, since it is intended to protect only personal information. P.S. - sorry I missed you on chat, was distracted! --[[User:GreenReaper|GreenReaper]]([[User talk:GreenReaper|talk]]) 01:21, 20 September 2013 (EDT)

I was just curious because I'm considering pulling the article about me and my comics and projects. Mostly because Codename Werewolf is dead and gone. Two Silver Ankhs is in development hell. And my wikifur page is out of date, but I just don't really feel like I need one anymore.

Two Silver Ankhs

2013-09-20T05:51:28Z

Hyenafur: Created page with '{{cleanup}} '''Two Silver Ankhs''' is an original IP aimed at adult audiences created by Karl Kratt based on a 90 page story written between 2006 and 2009. ==Story Summary==...'

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'''Two Silver Ankhs''' is an original IP aimed at adult audiences created by [[Karl Kratt]] based on a 90 page story written between 2006 and 2009.

==Story Summary==

The original [[Two Silver Ankhs]] is the story of several houses in a fictional world in which Ancient Egypt survived into the modern era, and follows the lives of several characters over a period of approximately 18 years. After subsequent rewrites, the story has changed and evolved, with the current timeline not yet revealed to the general public.

==Production History==

[[Two Silver Ankhs]] started as a story for Ayame-Emaya's character Baltahzar entitled ''Balthazar's Lost Treasure'', in which the character Balthazar learns that he has a living heir. The story was later expanded upon in 2006 with a joint writing team of [[Karl Kratt]] and [[Brittany Fletcher]]. Over a period of 3 years, the story expanded from a 20 page story to its eventual 90 page format when it was finished in 2009. In 2007, [[Brittany Feltcher]] left the project to pursue her own projects. It was determined that the story could make the jump to comic book format and in 2010, the transformation from story to comic began. The comic was originally going to be similar to ''Anubis Dark Desires'' amongst other comic projects, where several different artists would work on various sections of the comic, giving readers a different styling for each section. In 2011, [[Miles-DF]] was brought on board as the first artist of the comic, eventually becoming the sole artist. When [[Miles-DF]] joined a professional studio, the comic was put on permanent hold until a new artist could be found.

As of 2013, the comic has undergone yet another rewriting phase. Currently, in order to appeal to a larger audience, the author, [[Karl Kratt]] has been considering a different over all art style, as well as modifying or dropping the over all adult themes. Several artists have been contacted, however, there has not been a set

==Plot Summary==

The story follows members of four houses in Osahar; House Runihura, House Harrab, House Amon, and House Khalfani, and their interactions with one another through politics, love, and war.

[[Category:Comics]]

Hyenafur

2013-09-20T05:23:37Z

Hyenafur:

'''Karl Kratt''', also known as '''Hyenafur''', is the [[writer|author]] and [[artist]] of the ''[[Extinctioners]]'' fan [[comic]] ''[[Codename Werewolf]]'' and the original [story] turned [comic] ''[[Two Silver Ankhs]]'' and a [[MILFur]].

== Biography ==

Kratt began his military interests in 2001 in the [[W:Naval Sea Cadet Corps|Houston's US Naval Sea Cadet Corps]], where he achieved the rank of [[W:Chief petty officer|chief petty officer]]. This led to his appointment to the [[W:United States Air Force Academy|Air Force Academy]] in [[W:Colorado Springs|Colorado Springs]] in [[W:El Paso County, Colorado|El Paso County, Colorado]], USA, where he was honorably discharged in December 2005. Shortly there after, he joined the [[W:Montana National Guard|Montana National Guard]] in January 2006 as an [http://www.goarmy.com/careers-and-jobs/browse-career-and-job-categories/transportation-and-aviation/aviation-operations-specialist.html Aviation Operations Specialist].

He left in May of that year thanks to an [[W:Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps|Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps]] Scholarship. He eventually rejoined the [[W:Washington Army National Guard|Washington Army National Guard]] at [[W:Camp Murray|Camp Murray]] in [[W:Tacoma, Washington|Tacoma]], Washington, as an [http://www.goarmy.com/careers-and-jobs/browse-career-and-job-categories/transportation-and-aviation/aviation-operations-specialist.html Aviation Operations Specialist].

== Fursona ==

His [[species]] is a [[Hyena|Brown Hyena]].<ref>http://www.furaffinity.net/user/hyenafur Karl Kratt's profile] on [[Fur Affinity]]. Retrieved June 6, 2011.</ref>

==References==
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== External links ==
{{Contributor|Hyenafur}}
* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/hyenafur Hyenafur] on [[Fur Affinity]]
* [https://inkbunny.net/hyenafur Hyenafur] on [[InkBunny]]
* [http://hyenafur.sofurry.com Hyenafur] on [[SoFurry]]
* [https://www.facebook.com/karl.kratt Karl Kratt] on [[Facebook]]
* [https://twitter.com/hyenafur Hyenafur] on [[Twitter]]
* [http://www.youtube.com/user/hyenafur Hyenafur] on [[YouTube]]

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Codename Werewolf

2013-09-20T05:19:12Z

Hyenafur:

{{cleanup}}
[[Image:Codenamewerewolf.jpg|right|thumb|145px|The cover to [[Codename Werewolf]]]]
'''Codename Werewolf''' is an [[Extinctioners]] webcomic created by [[Karl Kratt]] which aims to fill in certain background details of the Extinctioners story line, along with a completely separate storyline within itself. The tale is combined with humor about movies, music, the military, and politics. There is one issue currently published on the internet.

==Series Summary==

[[Codename Werewolf]] is the story of a United States Soldier thrown several thousand years into the future by mistake, and how he deals with the new life thrust upon him.

==Production History==

[[Codename Werewolf]] started out in 2005 as a crossover comic between Stargate SG-1 and Extinctioners. The project was eventually scrapped in favor for a more original idea. In 2006, the first working comic was created, with [[Karl Kratt]] doing the writing and the art. The comic was scrapped entirely to focus on original material in 2008.

==Characters==

Characters that are not in the Extinctioners comics.

{{spoiler}}

===Sgt. Kratt===
'''Sgt. Kratt''' is the lead character in Codename Werewolf; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Charactersheet2.jpg|thumb|100px|Sgt. Kratt]]
Sgt. Karl B. Kratt is a human who serves as an Aviation Operations Specialist at Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Special Operations Aviation, Montana Army National Guard, before being accidentally sent forward into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]]. Once there, his life is saved by Dr. Ken Donnoura, who performs an experimental heart surgery by injecting him with [[Wikipedia:Nanite|nanites]]. The experimental procedure had the side effect of turning him into a humanimal, specifically an anthropomorphic brown hyena. Eventually he is given the power to transform back into a human almost at will, giving him the nickname of Werewolf.

==== Service Record ====

* '''June 29, 2005 - December 12, 2005''': Attended United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Honorably Discharged. Recommended for continuing service.
* '''June 26, 2006 - December 11, 2012:''' Joined Montana Army National Guard as a 15P, Aviation Operations Specialist, with the rank of Private. Attached to 1-189th AVN upon completion of Basic Training. Re-assigned to 1-378th AVN after tour of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Received GWT Expeditionary Medal and National Defense Medal.
* '''December 11, 2012''': Sgt. Kratt is missing and presumed dead after his helicopter reportedly crashed into a mountain near Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico.

===== Additional Service Record Declassified as of December 11, 2109 =====

* '''May 29, 2010''': Operation Leap Frog begins following the destabilization of Iran into civil war in the preceding month. Operation Leap Frog involves the delivery of weapons and supplies to anti-Mullah and anti-extremist guerrilla fighters by unmarked former Soviet helicopters. Sgt. Kratt participates in the operation as a gunner on an MI-2 Hoplite, light transport helicopter.
* '''August 1, 2010''': Sgt. Kratt's helo carrying supplies explodes on the ground near Tehran. Sgt. Kratt is severely injured from shrapnel, broken bones, and a concussion after being ejected from the cargo hold by the force of the explosion.
* '''August 16, 2010''': Sgt. Kratt is rescued by Special Operations forces after spending 15 days behind enemy lines. Kratt is awarded POW/MIA ribbon and Purple Heart.

===== Solar Strike Force Files=====

SGT Kratt was drafted in the the Solar Strike Force with the rank and priviliges of sergeant by order of President Equinus.

===1-378th AVN===

[[Image:1-378avn.png|right|thumb|200px]]
'''Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Special Operations Aviation, Montana Army National Guard''' is a fictitious [[Wikipedia:Army National Guard|Army National Guard]] unit based out of Kalispell, Montana, which appears in the [[Extinctioners]] fan comic, Codename Werewolf.

====Unit Patch====

=====The Phoenix Bird=====
The 378th AVN was created from the old 189th AVN out of Helena, Montana, so a phoenix was the perfect choice as it arose from the ashes of another squadron.

=====Squadron Colors=====
*Black: Symbolizes night and the darkness, the void from which the Battalion came. It also has the connotation of stealthiness, since helicopters have the tendency to be the first into a county in the dead of night.
*Red: Blood and fire, both of which were used in the creation of the United States and in the creation of the 378th AVN. Red is used to honor those who gave their lives for their country.
*Yellow/Gold: Peace and happiness, which come from the eternal vigilance.

=====Motto=====
"Arise from the Ashes."

=====Name=====
Because they rose from the ashes, the 378th wanted to be called the Phoenix, but because an Aviation Battalion in Arizona already had that name, the 378th opted to change the name by one letter, so they removed the "o".

==Plot Summaries==

===Volume 1, Issue 1: ''Origins Part 1''===
Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]], after they mistake his helicopter for one carrying Delta Force operatives. After his helicopter crashes into a skyscraper in downtown [[Yukoutoki Major]], the sergeant is accidentally shot by the [[Andorozon]] [[Tsuneko]] in a friendly fire incident. He is saved only when [[Dr. Ken Donnoura]] tries an experimental surgery on his heart using nanites, which turn him into a humanimal. When he awakens from his two month stasis session, he finds the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] (ECS) are ransacking [[Sei Ryu Labs]].

=Trivia=
* Kratt's squadron is named in honor of [[Phenix]], a character from the [[Extinctioners]].
* Codename Werewolf is one of the few comics to make fun of the movie ''Big'' starring Tom Hanks. This happens on page 21 of Volume 1 Issue 1.
* Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico, is the alternate name of the famous Area 51.
* According to Codename Werewolf, Delta Force is housed in Groom Lake and functions as its security force. In reality, [[Wikipedia:Delta Force|1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta]] is based in Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
* Codename Werewolf was originally supposed to be a Stargate SG-1/Extinctioners Crossover, but the idea was scrapped.
* SGT Kratt fairly mimics the writer's life with few exceptions, one being SGT Kratt stays in the National Guard and makes a career, rather than gets out because of a scholarship.
* Originally, SGT Kratt was Lieutenant Kratt. When he left the Academy, the character was changed to Warrant Officer Kratt. He became SGT Kratt just before the story was first drawn in February 2006.
* One idea that was passed around was for Lieutenant Kratt to make an appearance as some kind of Android. This idea has not been taken into consideration for any future comics.
* In the Codename Werewolf Earth, the United States military still has the same uniforms from Vietnam, though the black beret and the Army Combat Uniform have been instated as the more common uniforms worm by servicemen.
* SGT Kratt was never allowed to wear his Purple Heart or his POW/MIA ribbon when he was alive, since his mission was strictly classified. That changed in 2109, 100 years after Operation Leap Frog ended, when the whole operation was declassified and the records made public.

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2013-09-20T05:06:49Z

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Caitian

2007-01-29T19:01:37Z

Hyenafur:

[[Image:Caitians.jpg|thumb|right|A couple of Caitians on the 'prowl' (art by [[Neverwench]])]]
'''Caitians''' are a fictional [[:Category:Species|species]] first featured in ''[[MemoryAlpha:Star Trek: The Animated Series|Star Trek: The Animated Series]]'' (abbreviated as ''TAS''). Modeled after African lions, Caitians stand bipedally on [[digitigrade]] feet. They also have excellent hearing and night vision, although their facial structure and vocal biology make it difficult to speak English properly. Their [[felines|feline]] appearance includes a mane and tail which match their lion counterparts.

[[M'Ress]], the Caitian officer in the series, remained popular for years after the end of the show, and was the unofficial inspiration of ''[[Freighter Tails]]'' and stories by [[Paul S. Gibbs]]. M'ress, with her cat-like voice patterns and her [[anthropomorphic]] features, represents one of the first "furry" [[character]]s shown on TV, one that was neither a person with cat ears nor a talking cat.

There are various data sources for this species available, although these sources were never considered [[Wikipedia:Canon (fiction)|canonical]] for the Star Trek universe and probably never will. There is still debate among fans on whether they are canon or not, as people claim the furry characters seen at the end of ''[[MemoryAlpha:Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home|Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home]]'' were intended to be Caitians.

[[Image:mress1.png|thumb|left|[[M'ress]] at the communications console of the Enterprise]]Other references made in ''[[MemoryAlpha:Star Trek: Deep Space Nine|Deep Space Nine]]'' and ''[[MemoryAlpha:Star Trek: Enterprise|Enterprise]]'' seem to indicate a slow acceptance of this species becoming part of the canon. This acceptance is hinted primarily through the TAS episode ''[[MemoryAlpha:Yesteryear|Yesteryear]]''. In this episode, [[MemoryAlpha:Spock|Spock]] had to jump back in time to save his child self and had allowed for more background information to be added to the character. This information was accepted as canonical as far as Spock's character was concerned and the rest of the episode was omitted. However, as a general rule of thumb by [[Wikipedia:Paramount Pictures|Paramount]], only the events that have taken place within the live action episodes or movies are considered canon.

The Caitian race is unofficially related to the [[Kzin]]ti (see also [[Wikipedia:Kzin|Wikipedia]]), though one of the few pieces of information relating to the species [http://www.danhausertrek.com/AnimatedSeries/MRessBio.html states] that they are a Kzinti decendant. The Animated Series had one episode that also featured Kzinti as a separate species, ''[[MemoryAlpha:The Slaver Weapon|The Slaver Weapon]]'', written by [[Wikipedia:Larry Niven|Larry Niven]] based on an older work.

[[Image:Caitian1.png|thumb|right|From ''[[MemoryAlpha:Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home|Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home]]''.]]This crossover between Star Trek and Niven's [[Wikipedia:Known Space|Known Space]] is one of the reasons The Animated Series is non-canon: reconciling the two universes would make for messy bookkeeping, and would cause licensing issues. Furthermore, at the time that Paramount was introducing the new Star Trek Movie universe, they did not want to deal with the huge realm of loosely monitored associated properties; for simplicity, the word from above became that only live action Star Trek was canonical. [http://www.comicboards.com/psiphiboards/notstartrek/view.php?rpl=040926154541] (Originally, some people at Paramount only wanted movie-era imagery and continuity to be the new offical Star Trek, to have even tighter control, but this proved impossible.)

A few [[furries]] who enjoy Star Trek are particularly fascinated by this race, and some even play a Caitian on any Trek MU* that has them. However, the Star Trek TV series have very few species with fur and in fact, only two movies featured such furred characters.

[[Image:Caitian-brown.jpg|left|thumb|A Caitian Admiral from ''[[MemoryAlpha:Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home|Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home]]'']]Recently, Paramount Pictures was bought out by [[Wikipedia:NBC|NBC]] and the Star Trek franchise was handed off to NBC to market and produce. A newsletter to members of the series's official website has claimed that a major discussion was occurring concerning making the Animated Series canon. The discussion came down to a [http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/community/polls/detail/17057.html poll] whose result shows that the majority of the fan base is in favor of making the Animated Series canon. This is not neccessarily an indication that it will be canon as both Gene Roddenberry and Paramount Pictures in the past have said no to the idea, but the new management of the Star Trek franchise may decide to follow the fanbase feedback and declare the series canon to appease the fans of the show.

== See also ==

* [[memoryalpha:Caitian|Caitians]] on [[memoryalpha:|Memory Alpha]]

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User talk:Hyenafur

2007-01-18T04:15:56Z

Hyenafur: /* Image filenames */

Hi there, and welcome to WikiFur! Thanks for your interest in sharing your story with us! [[User talk:GreenReaper|Let one of our admins know]] if you need any [[help]] not already provided. :-) We noticed that you have a lot of work you need to do on your Wiki article writing. [http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/Help:Furry_Book_of_Style Here's a helpful guide!] Now have fun and play nice!--[[User:KendricksRedtail|Kendricks Redtail]] 01:58, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

== Extinctioners edits ==

Please stop linking in your fan fic as if it were actual [[Extinctioners]] material. Your self-created characters should be distinguished from "real" work of the original creator that appears in the comic book. --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 01:50, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

: The only Extinctioners character I've created is SGT Kratt. Miki, Rokko, and Akina are all Shawn's characters. And if you want to get technical Kronis is technically a fan character that appeared in a fan comic.

:: There's no easy way to tell this, however. As the characters have not appeared, is it appropriate to create links on them? Also, do you have permission to upload these images? One last thing: Please sign your comments with <nowiki>--~~~~</nowiki>, thanks. --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 02:09, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

:I'm sorry but the pages you have been uploading do not have enough info (Miki, Rokko, and Akina) - [[User:RVDDP2501|RVDDP2501]] 02:12, 10 January 2007 (UTC)
::If they're canon characters, leave them be. I put stub marks on it and as we find out more information about them, then we'll expand their articles.--[[User:KendricksRedtail|Kendricks Redtail]] 02:15, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

:: Because not much has been seen of them outside of the end of Issue 15 (Miki and Rokko). Akina is on the drawing board and it says that she will make an appearance in an issue. As said on the Shawn's deviantart gallery.

:: Characters which haven't appeared probably don't need entries, do they? If there's nothing to write about them, they could simply be named. If they haven't appeared, are they really characters in the comic? They may not even appear in the same form or concept when they do appear, or they could even not appear at all.
:::Agreed. However just leave the articles for the time being.--[[User:KendricksRedtail|Kendricks Redtail]] 02:29, 10 January 2007 (UTC)
:: As for [[Sgt. Kratt]], I think you should keep your own [[Wikipedia:Mary Sue#Self-insert|furry!Sue]] character out of listings of canonical characters. --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 02:18, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

Oh, and SGT Kratt... Shawntae enjoyed the comic and liked it. I should say that it missed being printed in an issue by several months, only because of length and prior arrangements with other artists, and the fact that he had too many open story lines that he could not fit another one in.
:Sorry, but doesn't make it canonical. Everyone likes Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns. It's praised as one of the best Batman stories of all time, but guess what? It's not canon. It has no place in the official Batman universe timeline. In similar notes, yours is like that. It could be Shawntae's favorite fanfic ever, but until he declares it actually happened within the universe, then it's just a Mary Sue fanfic. ^_^ I don't mind you writing articles about your story and your characters, but don't try and squeeze it in a canonical list. ^_^ --[[User:KendricksRedtail|Kendricks Redtail]] 02:29, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

:This discussion should be taking place on [[Talk:Extinctioners]], as it pertains mostly to the content of that page. Hyenafur, please sign your talk-page posts with four tildes (<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>) - this makes it easier to see who's talking. Thank you. --[[User:GreenReaper|GreenReaper]]([[User talk:GreenReaper|talk]]) 02:31, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

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:Where on Earth did THIS come from? <o.o> --[[User:KendricksRedtail|Kendricks Redtail]] 02:17, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

:: Seems to be automated, somehow. --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 02:19, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

:::No, it was inserted by Hyena. I'm just trying to figure why.--[[User:KendricksRedtail|Kendricks Redtail]] 02:23, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

== Image filenames ==

Thank you for contributing. Could you please reupload [[:Image:1-378avn.png]] and [[:Image:Charactersheet2.jpg]] with meaningful filenames and with licensing information? Appreciated. -- 21:42, 15 January 2007 (UTC)

They're working fine for me. --Karl

Hyenafur

2007-01-11T08:38:08Z

Hyenafur:

Talk:Codename Werewolf

2007-01-11T08:29:01Z

Hyenafur: /* Listing non-existent issues */

Why is it named "Codename Werewolf" if the character in question is a hyena? Just curious. --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 05:47, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

: It's because of his powers. [[Karl Kratt]]

:: Which powers? To change into a werewolf? *confuzzled* I don't see them listed in the character description, which is why this confuses me. --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 08:21, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

I forgot to add the power to change from a humanimal to a human. [[Karl Kratt]]
:I think the initial question is why is his callsign werewolf if he's a hyena? Why is he not called a werehyena? To answer my own question, I speculate that it is oversimplification. both you and I are men of the military, Karl. We know what oversimplification is all about.--[[User:KendricksRedtail|Kendricks Redtail]] 09:13, 10 January 2007 (UTC)
:: I guess that could be it, then, since I'm a librul pacifist journalist and I don't get this military stuff. Just hard for me to get my mind around the idea that a guy who can change from a human to a morphic hyena and back again is called Were''wolf''. But if that's the case, then so be it. We're editing the entry here, not your comic. --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 09:16, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

Never said you were editing my comic. [[Karl Kratt]]
: You miss my point, I never said you said we're editing your comic. The objection "wait, his name is wrong!" by me is inappropriate for WikiFur, because whether it's right or wrong, the wiki is here to record what is, rather than what should be. I was chasting myself for getting too deeply wrapped up a non-issue. --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 17:13, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

Well, if you want to know, he is called Werewolf because he changes back into a human after Dr. Van Burden attempts to reverse the genetic alteration. His transformation reminds her of a werewolf more than a hyena and she utters it. ~~ [[Karl Kratt]]

== Listing non-existent issues ==

I appreciate that you may be working on future issues, but having a long list of issues which nobody has ever seen makes this feel less like an encyclopedic article and more like your personal to-do list or wishlist. --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 08:21, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

Some of this article reads like a scrapbook. I understand what you're trying to do by providing excerpts and whatnot, but just sum it up in your own words.--[[User:KendricksRedtail|Kendricks Redtail]] 08:48, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

Fixed. [[Karl Kratt]]
::Correct the Solar Strike Force Files section. Again, box it in if it's a quote. Otherwise give a brief summary of said involvement.--[[User:KendricksRedtail|Kendricks Redtail]] 09:11, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

Fixed. [[Karl Kratt]]

We frown on blanking articles or removing large pieces of article without explanation. Please explain why you removed what seems to be a large part of your comic.--[[User:KendricksRedtail|Kendricks Redtail]] 05:22, 11 January 2007 (UTC)

Because I'm going through some emotional problems and I don't know if I will continue to work on the series. --[[hyenafur]]

Codename Werewolf

2007-01-11T07:26:03Z

Hyenafur:

[[Image:Codenamewerewolf.jpg|right|thumb|145px|The cover to [[Codename Werewolf]]]]'''Codename Werewolf''' is an [[Extinctioners]] webcomic created by [[Karl Kratt]] which aims to fill in certain background details of the Extinctioners story line. The tale is combined with humor about movies, music, the military, and politics to make a read enjoyable to many viewers. One issue has been released with another still in production.

==Series Summary==

[[Codename Werewolf]] is the story of a United States Soldier thrown several thousand years into the future by mistake, and how he deals with the new life thrust upon him.

==Characters==

Characters that are not in the Extinctioners comics.

{{spoiler}}

===Sgt. Kratt===
'''Sgt. Kratt''' is the lead character in Codename Werewolf; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Charactersheet2.jpg|thumb|100px|Sgt. Kratt]]
Sgt. Karl B. Kratt is a human who serves as an Aviation Operations Specialist at Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard, before being accidentally sent forward into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]]. Once there, his life is saved by Dr. Ken Donnoura, who performs an experimental heart surgery by injecting him with [[Wikipedia:Nanite|nanites]]. The experimental procedure had the side effect of turning him into a humanimal, specifically an anthropomorphic brown hyena. Eventually he is given the power to transform back into a human almost at will, giving him the nickname of Werewolf.

==== Service Record ====

* '''June 29, 2005 - December 12, 2005''': Attended United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Honorably Discharged. Recommended for continuing service.
* '''June 26, 2006 - December 11, 2012:''' Joined Montana Army National Guard as a 15P, Aviation Operations Specialist, with the rank of Private. Attached to 1-189th AVN upon completion of Basic Training. Re-assigned to 1-378th AVN after tour of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Received GWT Expeditionary Medal and National Defense.
* '''December 11, 2012''': Sgt. Kratt is missing and presumed dead after his helicopter reportedly crashed into a mountain near Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico.

===== Additional Service Record Declassified as of December 11, 2109 =====

* '''May 29, 2009''': Operation Leap Frog begins following the destabilization of Iran into civil war in the preceding month. Operation Leap Frog involves the delivery of weapons and supplies to anti-Mullah and anti-extremist guerrilla fighters by unmarked former Soviet helicopters. Sgt. Kratt participates in the operation as a gunner on an MI-2 Hoplite, light transport helicopter.
* '''August 1, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt's helo carrying supplies explodes on the ground near Tehran. Sgt. Kratt is severely injured from shrapnel, broken bones, and a concussion after being ejected from the cargo hold by the force of the explosion.
* '''August 16, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt is rescued by Special Operations forces after spending 15 days behind enemy lines. Kratt is awarded POW/MIA ribbon and Purple Heart.

===== Solar Strike Force Files=====

SGT Kratt was drafted in the the Solar Strike Force with the rank and priviliges of sergeant by order of President Equinus.

===1-378th AVN===

[[Image:1-378avn.png|right|thumb|200px]]
'''Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard''' is a fictitious [[Wikipedia:Army National Guard|Army National Guard]] unit based out of Kalispell, Montana, which appears in the [[Extinctioners]] fan comic, Codename Werewolf.

====Unit Patch====

=====The Phoenix Bird=====
The 378th AVN was created from the old 189th AVN out of Helena, Montana, so a phoenix was the perfect choice as it arose from the ashes of another squadron.

=====Squadron Colors=====
*Black: Symbolizes night and the darkness, the void from which the Battalion came. It also has the connotation of stealthiness, since helicopters have the tendency to be the first into a county in the dead of night.
*Red: Blood and fire, both of which were used in the creation of the United States and in the creation of the 378th AVN. Red is used to honor those who gave their lives for their country.
*Yellow/Gold: Peace and happiness, which come from the eternal vigilance.

=====Name=====
Because they rose from the ashes, the 378th wanted to be called the Phoenix, but because an Aviation Battalion in Arizona already had that name, the 378th opted to change the name by one letter, so they removed the "o".

==Plot Summaries==

'''Warning, there are some spoilers here. Read at your own Risk'''

===Volume 1, Issue 1: ''Origins Part 1''===
Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]], after they mistake his helicopter for one carrying Delta Force operatives. After his helicopter crashes into a skyscraper in downtown [[Yukoutoki Major]], the sergeant is accidentally shot by the [[Andorozon]] [[Tsuneko]] in a friendly fire incident. He is saved only when [[Dr. Ken Donnoura]] tries an experimental surgery on his heart using nanites, which turn him into a humanimal. When he awakens from his two month stasis session, he finds the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] (ECS) are ransacking [[Sei Ryu Labs]].

=Trivia=
* Kratt's squadron is named in honor of [[Phenix]], a character from the [[Extinctioners]].
* Codename Werewolf is one of the few comics to make fun of the movie ''Big'' starring Tom Hanks. This happens on page 21 of Volume 1 Issue 1.
* Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico, is the alternate name of the famous Area 51.
* According to Codename Werewolf, Delta Force is housed in Groom Lake and functions as its security force. In reality, [[Wikipedia:Delta Force|1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta]] is based in Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
* Codename Werewolf was originally supposed to be a Stargate SG-1/Extinctioners Crossover, but the idea was scrapped.
* SGT Kratt fairly mimics the writer's life with few exceptions, one being SGT Kratt stays in the National Guard and makes a career, rather than gets out because of a scholarship.
* Originally, SGT Kratt was Lieutenant Kratt. When he left the Academy, the character was changed to Warrant Officer Kratt. He became SGT Kratt just before the story was first drawn in February 2006.
* One idea that was passed around was for Lieutenant Kratt to make an appearance as some kind of Android. This idea has not been taken into consideration for any future comics.
* In the Codename Werewolf Earth, the United States military still has the same uniforms from Vietnam, though the black beret and the Army Combat Uniform have been instated as the more common uniforms worm by servicemen.
* SGT Kratt was never allowed to wear his Purple Heart or his POW/MIA ribbon when he was alive, since his mission was strictly classified. That changed in 2109, 100 years after Operation Leap Frog ended, when the whole operation was declassified and the records made public.

Hyenafur

2007-01-11T07:18:07Z

Hyenafur:

'''Karl Kratt''' is the author and artist of the [[Extinctioners]] fan comic ''[[Codename Werewolf]]''. Kratt began his military interests in 2001 in the [[Wikipedia:Naval Sea Cadets Corps|Naval Sea Cadets Corps]] in the Houston Division where he achieved the rank of chief petty officer. This led to his appointment to the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where he was honorably discharged from in December 2005, joining the Montana National Guard in January 2006 as an Aviation Operations Specialist. He was forced to leave in May of that year because of an Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship. Currently, he is back in the National Guard, this time in the 168th Aviation Battalion at Camp Murray in Tacoma, Washington.

In the comic world, Karl is neither respected nor appreciated due to the continuing debate over Extinctioners canon and non-canon works. In 2007, an offer was made that would potentially canonize [[Codename Werewolf]], but the Offer fell through, potentially jeopardizing the continuation of the comic past Issue 1. If Karl were to have charged for the creation of Werewolf, the total cost would be $580 American Dollars or approximately 14.5 inked works by [[Shawntae Howard]] or the total cost of selling 116 copies of the comic.
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Talk:Hyenafur

2007-01-11T07:17:46Z

Hyenafur:

I don't think you know what has transpired in the last few hours. It's nothing dealing with the canon v non-canon discussion we had last night. It deals with something that happened a few hours ago. ~~[[Karl Kratt]][[Hyenafur]]

Hyenafur

2007-01-11T07:03:37Z

Hyenafur:

Hyenafur

2007-01-11T07:02:14Z

Hyenafur:

'''Karl Kratt''' is the author and artist of the [[Extinctioners]] fan comic ''[[Codename Werewolf]]''. Kratt began his military interests in 2001 in the [[Wikipedia:Naval Sea Cadets Corps|Naval Sea Cadets Corps]] in the Houston Division where he achieved the rank of chief petty officer. This led to his appointment to the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where he was honorably discharged from in December 2005, joining the Montana National Guard in January 2006 as an Aviation Operations Specialist. He was forced to leave in May of that year because of an Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship. Currently, he is back in the National Guard, this time in the 168th Aviation Battalion at Camp Murray in Tacoma, Washington.

In the comic world, Karl is neither respected nor appreciated due to the continuing debate over Extinctioners canon and non-canon works. In 2007, an offer was made that would potentially canonize [[Codename Werewolf]], but the Offer fell through, potentially jeopardizing the continuation of the comic past Issue 1. If Karl were to have charged for the creation of Werewolf, the total cost would be $580 American Dollars or approximately 14.5 inked works by [[Shawntae Howard]].
{{Contributor|Hyenafur}}

[[Category:People]][[Category:Artists]][[Category:Milfurs]]
[[Category:Washington]]
[[Category:1987 births]]

Hyenafur

2007-01-11T07:00:03Z

Hyenafur:

'''Karl Kratt''' is the author and artist of the [[Extinctioners]] fan comic ''[[Codename Werewolf]]''. Kratt began his military interests in 2001 in the [[Wikipedia:Naval Sea Cadets Corps|Naval Sea Cadets Corps]] in the Houston Division where he achieved the rank of chief petty officer. This led to his appointment to the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where he was honorably discharged from in December 2005, joining the Montana National Guard in January 2006 as an Aviation Operations Specialist. He was forced to leave in May of that year because of an Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship. Currently, he is back in the National Guard, this time in the 168th Aviation Battalion at Camp Murray in Tacoma, Washington.

In the comic world, Karl is neither respected nor appreciated due to the continuing debate over Extinctioners canon and non-canon works. In 2007, an offer was made that would potentially canonize [[Codename Werewolf]], but the Offer fell through, potentially jeopardizing the continuation of the comic past Issue 1. If Karl were to have charged for the creation of Werewolf, the total cost would be $580 American Dollars.
{{Contributor|Hyenafur}}

[[Category:People]][[Category:Artists]][[Category:Milfurs]]
[[Category:Washington]]
[[Category:1987 births]]

Codename Werewolf

2007-01-11T03:03:35Z

Hyenafur:

User:Hyenafur

2007-01-10T23:22:48Z

Hyenafur:

This is the UserPage for [[Karl Kratt]].

{{user deviantART Name|CadetKratt}}

{{ContributorU|Karl Kratt}}

Codename Werewolf

2007-01-10T17:51:05Z

Hyenafur:

[[Image:Codenamewerewolf.jpg|right|thumb|145px|The cover to [[Codename Werewolf]]]]'''Codename Werewolf''' is an [[Extinctioners]] fan webcomic created by [[Karl Kratt]] which aims to fill in certain background details of the Extinctioners setting, combined with humor about movies, music, the military, and politics. One issue has been released with another still in production.

==Series Summary==

[[Codename Werewolf]] is the story of a United States Soldier thrown several thousand years into the future by mistake, and how he deals with the new life thrust upon him.

==Characters==

Characters that are not in the Extinctioners comics.

{{spoiler}}

===Sgt. Kratt===
'''Sgt. Kratt''' is the lead character in Codename Werewolf; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Charactersheet2.jpg|thumb|100px|Sgt. Kratt]]
Sgt. Karl B. Kratt is a human who serves as an Aviation Operations Specialist at Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard, before being accidentally sent forward into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]]. Once there, his life is saved by Dr. Ken Donnoura, who performs an experimental heart surgery by injecting him with [[Wikipedia:Nanite|nanites]]. The experimental procedure had the side effect of turning him into a humanimal, specifically an anthropomorphic brown hyena. Eventually he is given the power to transform back into a human almost at will, giving him the nickname of Werewolf.

==== Service Record ====

* '''June 29, 2005 - December 12, 2005''': Attended United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Honorably Discharged. Recommended for continuing service.
* '''June 26, 2006 - December 11, 2012:''' Joined Montana Army National Guard as a 15P, Aviation Operations Specialist, with the rank of Private. Attached to 1-189th AVN upon completion of Basic Training. Re-assigned to 1-378th AVN after tour of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Received GWT Expeditionary Medal and National Defense.
* '''December 11, 2012''': Sgt. Kratt is missing and presumed dead after his helicopter reportedly crashed into a mountain near Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico.

===== Additional Service Record Declassified as of December 11, 2109 =====

* '''May 29, 2009''': Operation Leap Frog begins following the destabilization of Iran into civil war in the preceding month. Operation Leap Frog involves the delivery of weapons and supplies to anti-Mullah and anti-extremist guerrilla fighters by unmarked former Soviet helicopters. Sgt. Kratt participates in the operation as a gunner on an MI-2 Hoplite, light transport helicopter.
* '''August 1, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt's helo carrying supplies explodes on the ground near Tehran. Sgt. Kratt is severely injured from shrapnel, broken bones, and a concussion after being ejected from the cargo hold by the force of the explosion.
* '''August 16, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt is rescued by Special Operations forces after spending 15 days behind enemy lines. Kratt is awarded POW/MIA ribbon and Purple Heart.

===== Solar Strike Force Files=====

Drafted in the the Solar Strike Force as a Sergeant by Order of President Equinus.

===SGT Emerald Lotus===
[[Image:Emerald_Lotus_III.jpg|right|thumb|166px|SGT Emerald Lotus]]
'''SGT Emerald Lotus''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
SGT Lotus is a member of the Napaj Ground Defense Force's Intelligence bureau, and was one of the first people to question SGT Kratt in Issue 3. As far as her life goes, she was a fairly normal woman, though because she is a red panda, there is a glass ceiling built into Napaj society that keeps her from achieving.

===Princess Shani===

'''Princess Shani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, appearing in only 2 comics, but she has appeared in a short, two page comic called ''Shani: Princess of Nubisia''. She has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Shani.jpg|left|thumb|72px|Princess Shani]]
Princess Shani was the former Princess of Nubisia before the Country was conquered by North Zacrifa. Her parents were murdered before her eyes and she was shipped off to Artidea to become a slave for it's King. Little did she know, the King of Artidea made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep her until she was 18. When the King refused, Bajer had [[Lynx Wylde]] kill him in cold blood. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in her; she is a hybrid capable of controlling sand.

===Prince Khalfani===

'''Prince Khalfani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, and appears only in 2 comics; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Khalcolorhead.jpg|right|thumb|117px|Prince Khalfani]]
Prince Khalfani is the son of an Artidean Lord and a Nubisian Lady. He was just about to join his father in Artidea when the North Zafricans invaded. He and his mother were captured, both were turned into slaves of the king. Little did he know, the King of North Zafrica made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep him until he was mature. Khalfani was freed by SGT Kratt and extradited to the United Species, but not without a vigorous fight with Bajer and Lynx. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in him; he is a hybrid capable of controlling pigmentation in his fur and eyes.

===Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger===

'''Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger is a member of the United Kingdoms Joint Air Force, and meets SGT Kratt later on in the series. She eventually becomes romantically involved with the fur, and ends up taking the plunge with him.

===1-378th AVN===

[[Image:1-378avn.png|right|thumb|200px]]
'''Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard''' is a fictitious [[Wikipedia:Army National Guard|Army National Guard]] unit based out of Kalispell, Montana, which appears in the [[Extinctioners]] fan comic, Codename Werewolf.

====Unit Patch====

=====The Phoenix Bird=====
The 378th AVN was created from the old 189th AVN out of Helena, Montana, so a phoenix was the perfect choice as it arose from the ashes of another squadron.

=====Squadron Colors=====
*Black: Symbolizes night and the darkness, the void from which the Battalion came. It also has the connotation of stealthiness, since helicopters have the tendency to be the first into a county in the dead of night.
*Red: Blood and fire, both of which were used in the creation of the United States and in the creation of the 378th AVN. Red is used to honor those who gave their lives for their country.
*Yellow/Gold: Peace and happiness, which come from the eternal vigilance.

=====Name=====
Because they rose from the ashes, the 378th wanted to be called the Phoenix, but because an Aviation Battalion in Arizona already had that name, the 378th opted to change the name by one letter, so they removed the "o".

==Plot Summaries==

'''Warning, there are some spoilers here. Read at your own Risk'''

===Volume 1, Issue 1: ''Origins Part 1''===
Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]], after they mistake his helicopter for one carrying Delta Force operatives. After his helicopter crashes into a skyscraper in downtown [[Yukoutoki Major]], the sergeant is accidentally shot by the [[Andorozon]] [[Tsuneko]] in a friendly fire incident. He is saved only when [[Dr. Ken Donnoura]] tries an experimental surgery on his heart using nanites, which turn him into a humanimal. When he awakens from his two month stasis session, he finds the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] (ECS) are ransacking [[Sei Ryu Labs]].

=Trivia=
* Kratt's squadron is named in honor of [[Phenix]], a character from the [[Extinctioners]].
* Codename Werewolf is one of the few comics to make fun of the movie ''Big'' starring Tom Hanks. This happens on page 21 of Volume 1 Issue 1.
* Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico, is the alternate name of the famous Area 51.
* According to Codename Werewolf, Delta Force is housed in Groom Lake and functions as its security force. In reality, [[Wikipedia:Delta Force|1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta]] is based in Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
* Codename Werewolf was originally supposed to be a Stargate SG-1/Extinctioners Crossover, but the idea was scrapped.
* SGT Kratt fairly mimics the writer's life with few exceptions, one being SGT Kratt stays in the National Guard and makes a career, rather than gets out because of a scholarship.
* Originally, SGT Kratt was Lieutenant Kratt. When he left the Academy, the character was changed to Warrant Officer Kratt. He became SGT Kratt just before the story was first drawn in February 2006.
* One idea that was passed around was for Lieutenant Kratt to make an appearance as some kind of Android. This idea has not been taken into consideration for any future comics.
* In the Codename Werewolf Earth, the United States military still has the same uniforms from Vietnam, though the black beret and the Army Combat Uniform have been instated as the more common uniforms worm by servicemen.
* SGT Kratt was never allowed to wear his Purple Heart or his POW/MIA ribbon when he was alive, since his mission was strictly classified. That changed in 2109, 100 years after Operation Leap Frog ended, when the whole operation was declassified and the records made public.

Codename Werewolf

2007-01-10T17:46:14Z

Hyenafur: /* Princess Shani */

{{Cleanup-copyedit}}

[[Image:Codenamewerewolf.jpg|right|thumb|145px|The cover to [[Codename Werewolf]]]]'''Codename Werewolf''' is an [[Extinctioners]] fan webcomic created by [[Karl Kratt]] which aims to fill in certain background details of the Extinctioners setting, combined with humor about movies, music, the military, and politics. One issue has been released with another still in production.

==Series Summary==

[[Codename Werewolf]] is the story of a United States Soldier thrown several thousand years into the future by mistake, and how he deals with the new life thrust upon him.

==Characters==

Characters that are not in the Extinctioners comics.

{{spoiler}}

===Sgt. Kratt===
'''Sgt. Kratt''' is the lead character in Codename Werewolf; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Charactersheet2.jpg|thumb|100px|Sgt. Kratt]]
Sgt. Karl B. Kratt is a human who serves as an Aviation Operations Specialist at Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard, before being accidentally sent forward into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]]. Once there, his life is saved by Dr. Ken Donnoura, who performs an experimental heart surgery by injecting him with [[Wikipedia:Nanite|nanites]]. The experimental procedure had the side effect of turning him into a humanimal, specifically an anthropomorphic brown hyena. Eventually he is given the power to transform back into a human almost at will, giving him the nickname of Werewolf.

==== Service Record ====

* '''June 29, 2005 - December 12, 2005''': Attended United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Honorably Discharged. Recommended for continuing service.
* '''June 26, 2006 - December 11, 2012:''' Joined Montana Army National Guard as a 15P, Aviation Operations Specialist, with the rank of Private. Attached to 1-189th AVN upon completion of Basic Training. Re-assigned to 1-378th AVN after tour of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Received GWT Expeditionary Medal and National Defense.
* '''December 11, 2012''': Sgt. Kratt is missing and presumed dead after his helicopter reportedly crashed into a mountain near Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico.

===== Additional Service Record Declassified as of December 11, 2109 =====

* '''May 29, 2009''': Operation Leap Frog begins following the destabilization of Iran into civil war in the preceding month. Operation Leap Frog involves the delivery of weapons and supplies to anti-Mullah and anti-extremist guerrilla fighters by unmarked former Soviet helicopters. Sgt. Kratt participates in the operation as a gunner on an MI-2 Hoplite, light transport helicopter.
* '''August 1, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt's helo carrying supplies explodes on the ground near Tehran. Sgt. Kratt is severely injured from shrapnel, broken bones, and a concussion after being ejected from the cargo hold by the force of the explosion.
* '''August 16, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt is rescued by Special Operations forces after spending 15 days behind enemy lines. Kratt is awarded POW/MIA ribbon and Purple Heart.

===== Solar Strike Force Files=====

Drafted in the the Solar Strike Force as a Sergeant by Order of President Equinus.

===SGT Emerald Lotus===
[[Image:Emerald_Lotus_III.jpg|right|thumb|166px|SGT Emerald Lotus]]
'''SGT Emerald Lotus''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
SGT Lotus is a member of the Napaj Ground Defense Force's Intelligence bureau, and was one of the first people to question SGT Kratt in Issue 3. As far as her life goes, she was a fairly normal woman, though because she is a red panda, there is a glass ceiling built into Napaj society that keeps her from achieving.

===Princess Shani===

'''Princess Shani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, appearing in only 2 comics, but she has appeared in a short, two page comic called ''Shani: Princess of Nubisia''. She has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Shani.jpg|left|thumb|72px|Princess Shani]]
Princess Shani was the former Princess of Nubisia before the Country was conquered by North Zacrifa. Her parents were murdered before her eyes and she was shipped off to Artidea to become a slave for it's King. Little did she know, the King of Artidea made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep her until she was 18. When the King refused, Bajer had [[Lynx Wylde]] kill him in cold blood. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in her; she is a hybrid capable of controlling sand.

===Prince Khalfani===

'''Prince Khalfani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, and appears only in 2 comics; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Khalcolorhead.jpg|right|thumb|117px|Prince Khalfani]]
Prince Khalfani is the son of an Artidean Lord and a Nubisian Lady. He was just about to join his father in Artidea when the North Zafricans invaded. He and his mother were captured, both were turned into slaves of the king. Little did he know, the King of North Zafrica made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep him until he was mature. Khalfani was freed by SGT Kratt and extradited to the United Species, but not without a vigorous fight with Bajer and Lynx. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in him; he is a hybrid capable of controlling pigmentation in his fur and eyes.

===Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger===

'''Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger is a member of the United Kingdoms Joint Air Force, and meets SGT Kratt later on in the series. She eventually becomes romantically involved with the fur, and ends up taking the plunge with him.

===1-378th AVN===

[[Image:1-378avn.png|right|thumb|200px]]
'''Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard''' is a fictitious [[Wikipedia:Army National Guard|Army National Guard]] unit based out of Kalispell, Montana, which appears in the [[Extinctioners]] fan comic, Codename Werewolf.

====Unit Patch====

=====The Phoenix Bird=====
The 378th AVN was created from the old 189th AVN out of Helena, Montana, so a phoenix was the perfect choice as it arose from the ashes of another squadron.

=====Squadron Colors=====
*Black: Symbolizes night and the darkness, the void from which the Battalion came. It also has the connotation of stealthiness, since helicopters have the tendency to be the first into a county in the dead of night.
*Red: Blood and fire, both of which were used in the creation of the United States and in the creation of the 378th AVN. Red is used to honor those who gave their lives for their country.
*Yellow/Gold: Peace and happiness, which come from the eternal vigilance.

=====Name=====
Because they rose from the ashes, the 378th wanted to be called the Phoenix, but because an Aviation Battalion in Arizona already had that name, the 378th opted to change the name by one letter, so they removed the "o".

==Plot Summaries==

'''Warning, there are some spoilers here. Read at your own Risk'''

===Volume 1, Issue 1: ''Origins Part 1''===
Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]], after they mistake his helicopter for one carrying Delta Force operatives. After his helicopter crashes into a skyscraper in downtown [[Yukoutoki Major]], the sergeant is accidentally shot by the [[Andorozon]] [[Tsuneko]] in a friendly fire incident. He is saved only when [[Dr. Ken Donnoura]] tries an experimental surgery on his heart using nanites, which turn him into a humanimal. When he awakens from his two month stasis session, he finds the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] (ECS) are ransacking [[Sei Ryu Labs]].

=Trivia=
* Kratt's squadron is named in honor of [[Phenix]], a character from the [[Extinctioners]].
* Codename Werewolf is one of the few comics to make fun of the movie ''Big'' starring Tom Hanks. This happens on page 21 of Volume 1 Issue 1.
* Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico, is the alternate name of the famous Area 51.
* According to Codename Werewolf, Delta Force is housed in Groom Lake and functions as its security force. In reality, [[Wikipedia:Delta Force|1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta]] is based in Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
* Codename Werewolf was originally supposed to be a Stargate SG-1/Extinctioners Crossover, but the idea was scrapped.
* SGT Kratt fairly mimics the writer's life with few exceptions, one being SGT Kratt stays in the National Guard and makes a career, rather than gets out because of a scholarship.
* Originally, SGT Kratt was Lieutenant Kratt. When he left the Academy, the character was changed to Warrant Officer Kratt. He became SGT Kratt just before the story was first drawn in February 2006.
* One idea that was passed around was for Lieutenant Kratt to make an appearance as some kind of Android. This idea has not been taken into consideration for any future comics.
* In the Codename Werewolf Earth, the United States military still has the same uniforms from Vietnam, though the black beret and the Army Combat Uniform have been instated as the more common uniforms worm by servicemen.
* SGT Kratt was never allowed to wear his Purple Heart or his POW/MIA ribbon when he was alive, since his mission was strictly classified. That changed in 2109, 100 years after Operation Leap Frog ended, when the whole operation was declassified and the records made public.

Codename Werewolf

2007-01-10T17:33:29Z

Hyenafur:

{{Cleanup-copyedit}}

[[Image:Codenamewerewolf.jpg|right|thumb|145px|The cover to [[Codename Werewolf]]]]'''Codename Werewolf''' is an [[Extinctioners]] fan webcomic created by [[Karl Kratt]] which aims to fill in certain background details of the Extinctioners setting, combined with humor about movies, music, the military, and politics. One issue has been released with another still in production.

==Series Summary==

[[Codename Werewolf]] is the story of a United States Soldier thrown several thousand years into the future by mistake, and how he deals with the new life thrust upon him.

==Characters==

Characters that are not in the Extinctioners comics.

{{spoiler}}

===Sgt. Kratt===
'''Sgt. Kratt''' is the lead character in Codename Werewolf; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Charactersheet2.jpg|thumb|100px|Sgt. Kratt]]
Sgt. Karl B. Kratt is a human who serves as an Aviation Operations Specialist at Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard, before being accidentally sent forward into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]]. Once there, his life is saved by Dr. Ken Donnoura, who performs an experimental heart surgery by injecting him with [[Wikipedia:Nanite|nanites]]. The experimental procedure had the side effect of turning him into a humanimal, specifically an anthropomorphic brown hyena. Eventually he is given the power to transform back into a human almost at will, giving him the nickname of Werewolf.

==== Service Record ====

* '''June 29, 2005 - December 12, 2005''': Attended United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Honorably Discharged. Recommended for continuing service.
* '''June 26, 2006 - December 11, 2012:''' Joined Montana Army National Guard as a 15P, Aviation Operations Specialist, with the rank of Private. Attached to 1-189th AVN upon completion of Basic Training. Re-assigned to 1-378th AVN after tour of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Received GWT Expeditionary Medal and National Defense.
* '''December 11, 2012''': Sgt. Kratt is missing and presumed dead after his helicopter reportedly crashed into a mountain near Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico.

===== Additional Service Record Declassified as of December 11, 2109 =====

* '''May 29, 2009''': Operation Leap Frog begins following the destabilization of Iran into civil war in the preceding month. Operation Leap Frog involves the delivery of weapons and supplies to anti-Mullah and anti-extremist guerrilla fighters by unmarked former Soviet helicopters. Sgt. Kratt participates in the operation as a gunner on an MI-2 Hoplite, light transport helicopter.
* '''August 1, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt's helo carrying supplies explodes on the ground near Tehran. Sgt. Kratt is severely injured from shrapnel, broken bones, and a concussion after being ejected from the cargo hold by the force of the explosion.
* '''August 16, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt is rescued by Special Operations forces after spending 15 days behind enemy lines. Kratt is awarded POW/MIA ribbon and Purple Heart.

===== Solar Strike Force Files=====

Drafted in the the Solar Strike Force as a Sergeant by Order of President Equinus.

===SGT Emerald Lotus===
[[Image:Emerald_Lotus_III.jpg|right|thumb|166px|SGT Emerald Lotus]]
'''SGT Emerald Lotus''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
SGT Lotus is a member of the Napaj Ground Defense Force's Intelligence bureau, and was one of the first people to question SGT Kratt in Issue 3. As far as her life goes, she was a fairly normal woman, though because she is a red panda, there is a glass ceiling built into Napaj society that keeps her from achieving.

===Princess Shani===

'''Princess Shani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, appearing in only 2 comics, but she has appeared in a short, two page comic called ''Shani: Princess of Nubisia''. She has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Shani.jpg|left|thumb|72px|Princess Shani]]
Princess Shani was the former Princess of Nubisia before the Country was conquered by North Zacrifa. Her parents were murdered before her eyes and she was shipped off to Artidea to become a slave for it's King. Little did she know, the King of Artidea made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep her until she was 18. When the King refused, Bajer had [[Lynx Wilde]] kill him in cold blood. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in her; she is a hybrid capable of controlling sand.

===Prince Khalfani===

'''Prince Khalfani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, and appears only in 2 comics; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Khalcolorhead.jpg|right|thumb|117px|Prince Khalfani]]
Prince Khalfani is the son of an Artidean Lord and a Nubisian Lady. He was just about to join his father in Artidea when the North Zafricans invaded. He and his mother were captured, both were turned into slaves of the king. Little did he know, the King of North Zafrica made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep him until he was mature. Khalfani was freed by SGT Kratt and extradited to the United Species, but not without a vigorous fight with Bajer and Lynx. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in him; he is a hybrid capable of controlling pigmentation in his fur and eyes.

===Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger===

'''Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger is a member of the United Kingdoms Joint Air Force, and meets SGT Kratt later on in the series. She eventually becomes romantically involved with the fur, and ends up taking the plunge with him.

===1-378th AVN===

[[Image:1-378avn.png|right|thumb|200px]]
'''Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard''' is a fictitious [[Wikipedia:Army National Guard|Army National Guard]] unit based out of Kalispell, Montana, which appears in the [[Extinctioners]] fan comic, Codename Werewolf.

====Unit Patch====

=====The Phoenix Bird=====
The 378th AVN was created from the old 189th AVN out of Helena, Montana, so a phoenix was the perfect choice as it arose from the ashes of another squadron.

=====Squadron Colors=====
*Black: Symbolizes night and the darkness, the void from which the Battalion came. It also has the connotation of stealthiness, since helicopters have the tendency to be the first into a county in the dead of night.
*Red: Blood and fire, both of which were used in the creation of the United States and in the creation of the 378th AVN. Red is used to honor those who gave their lives for their country.
*Yellow/Gold: Peace and happiness, which come from the eternal vigilance.

=====Name=====
Because they rose from the ashes, the 378th wanted to be called the Phoenix, but because an Aviation Battalion in Arizona already had that name, the 378th opted to change the name by one letter, so they removed the "o".

==Plot Summaries==

'''Warning, there are some spoilers here. Read at your own Risk'''

===Volume 1, Issue 1: ''Origins Part 1''===
Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]], after they mistake his helicopter for one carrying Delta Force operatives. After his helicopter crashes into a skyscraper in downtown [[Yukoutoki Major]], the sergeant is accidentally shot by the [[Andorozon]] [[Tsuneko]] in a friendly fire incident. He is saved only when [[Dr. Ken Donnoura]] tries an experimental surgery on his heart using nanites, which turn him into a humanimal. When he awakens from his two month stasis session, he finds the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] (ECS) are ransacking [[Sei Ryu Labs]].

=Trivia=
* Kratt's squadron is named in honor of [[Phenix]], a character from the [[Extinctioners]].
* Codename Werewolf is one of the few comics to make fun of the movie ''Big'' starring Tom Hanks. This happens on page 21 of Volume 1 Issue 1.
* Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico, is the alternate name of the famous Area 51.
* According to Codename Werewolf, Delta Force is housed in Groom Lake and functions as its security force. In reality, [[Wikipedia:Delta Force|1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta]] is based in Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
* Codename Werewolf was originally supposed to be a Stargate SG-1/Extinctioners Crossover, but the idea was scrapped.
* SGT Kratt fairly mimics the writer's life with few exceptions, one being SGT Kratt stays in the National Guard and makes a career, rather than gets out because of a scholarship.
* Originally, SGT Kratt was Lieutenant Kratt. When he left the Academy, the character was changed to Warrant Officer Kratt. He became SGT Kratt just before the story was first drawn in February 2006.
* One idea that was passed around was for Lieutenant Kratt to make an appearance as some kind of Android. This idea has not been taken into consideration for any future comics.
* In the Codename Werewolf Earth, the United States military still has the same uniforms from Vietnam, though the black beret and the Army Combat Uniform have been instated as the more common uniforms worm by servicemen.
* SGT Kratt was never allowed to wear his Purple Heart or his POW/MIA ribbon when he was alive, since his mission was strictly classified. That changed in 2109, 100 years after Operation Leap Frog ended, when the whole operation was declassified and the records made public.

Talk:Codename Werewolf

2007-01-10T17:27:07Z

Hyenafur:

Codename Werewolf

2007-01-10T17:13:33Z

Hyenafur: /* Trivia */

{{Cleanup-copyedit}}

[[Image:Codenamewerewolf.jpg|right|thumb|145px|The cover to [[Codename Werewolf]]]]'''Codename Werewolf''' is an [[Extinctioners]] fan webcomic created by [[Karl Kratt]] which aims to fill in certain background details of the Extinctioners setting, combined with humor about movies, music, the military, and politics. One issue has been released with another still in production.

==Series Summary==

[[Codename Werewolf]] is the story of a United States Soldier thrown several thousand years into the future by mistake, and how he deals with the new life thrust upon him.

==Characters==

Characters that are not in the Extinctioners comics.

{{spoiler}}

===Sgt. Kratt===
'''Sgt. Kratt''' is the lead character in Codename Werewolf; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Charactersheet2.jpg|thumb|100px|Sgt. Kratt]]
Sgt. Karl B. Kratt is a human who serves as an Aviation Operations Specialist at Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard, before being accidentally sent forward into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]]. Once there, his life is saved by Dr. Ken Donnoura, who performs an experimental heart surgery by injecting him with [[Wikipedia:Nanite|nanites]]. The experimental procedure had the side effect of turning him into a humanimal, specifically an anthropomorphic brown hyena. Eventually he is given the power to transform back into a human almost at will, giving him the nickname of Werewolf.

==== Service Record ====

* '''June 29, 2005 - December 12, 2005''': Attended United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Honorably Discharged. Recommended for continuing service.
* '''June 26, 2006 - December 11, 2012:''' Joined Montana Army National Guard as a 15P, Aviation Operations Specialist, with the rank of Private. Attached to 1-189th AVN upon completion of Basic Training. Re-assigned to 1-378th AVN after tour of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Received GWT Expeditionary Medal and National Defense.
* '''December 11, 2012''': Sgt. Kratt is missing and presumed dead after his helicopter reportedly crashed into a mountain near Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico.

===== Additional Service Record Declassified as of December 11, 2109 =====

* '''May 29, 2009''': Operation Leap Frog begins following the destabilization of Iran into civil war in the preceding month. Operation Leap Frog involves the delivery of weapons and supplies to anti-Mullah and anti-extremist guerrilla fighters by unmarked former Soviet helicopters. Sgt. Kratt participates in the operation as a gunner on an MI-2 Hoplite, light transport helicopter.
* '''August 1, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt's helo carrying supplies explodes on the ground near Tehran. Sgt. Kratt is severely injured from shrapnel, broken bones, and a concussion after being ejected from the cargo hold by the force of the explosion.
* '''August 16, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt is rescued by Special Operations forces after spending 15 days behind enemy lines. Kratt is awarded POW/MIA ribbon and Purple Heart.

===== Solar Strike Force Files=====

Drafted in the the Solar Strike Force as a Sergeant by Order of President Equinus.

===SGT Emerald Lotus===
[[Image:Emerald_Lotus_III.jpg|right|thumb|166px|SGT Emerald Lotus]]
'''SGT Emerald Lotus''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
SGT Lotus is a member of the Napaj Ground Defense Force's Intelligence bureau, and was one of the first people to question SGT Kratt in Issue 3. As far as her life goes, she was a fairly normal woman, though because she is a red panda, there is a glass ceiling built into Napaj society that keeps her from achieving.

===Princess Shani===

'''Princess Shani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, appearing in only 2 comics, but she has appeared in a short, two page comic called ''Shani: Princess of Nubisia''. She has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Shani.jpg|left|thumb|72px|Princess Shani]]
Princess Shani was the former Princess of Nubisia before the Country was conquered by North Zacrifa. Her parents were murdered before her eyes and she was shipped off to Artidea to become a slave for it's King. Little did she know, the King of Artidea made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep her until she was 18. When the King refused, Bajer had [[Lynx Wilde]] kill him in cold blood. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in her; she is a hybrid capable of controlling sand.

===Prince Khalfani===

'''Prince Khalfani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, and appears only in 2 comics; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Khalcolorhead.jpg|right|thumb|117px|Prince Khalfani]]
Prince Khalfani is the son of an Artidean Lord and a Nubisian Lady. He was just about to join his father in Artidea when the North Zafricans invaded. He and his mother were captured, both were turned into slaves of the king. Little did he know, the King of North Zafrica made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep him until he was mature. Khalfani was freed by SGT Kratt and extradited to the United Species, but not without a vigorous fight with Bajer and Lynx. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in him; he is a hybrid capable of controlling pigmentation in his fur and eyes.

===Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger===

'''Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger is a member of the United Kingdoms Joint Air Force, and meets SGT Kratt later on in the series. She eventually becomes romantically involved with the fur, and ends up taking the plunge with him.

===1-378th AVN===

[[Image:1-378avn.png|right|thumb|200px]]
'''Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard''' is a fictitious [[Wikipedia:Army National Guard|Army National Guard]] unit based out of Kalispell, Montana, which appears in the [[Extinctioners]] fan comic, Codename Werewolf.

====Unit Patch====

=====The Phoenix Bird=====
The 378th AVN was created from the old 189th AVN out of Helena, Montana, so a phoenix was the perfect choice as it arose from the ashes of another squadron.

=====Squadron Colors=====
*Black: Symbolizes night and the darkness, the void from which the Battalion came. It also has the connotation of stealthiness, since helicopters have the tendency to be the first into a county in the dead of night.
*Red: Blood and fire, both of which were used in the creation of the United States and in the creation of the 378th AVN. Red is used to honor those who gave their lives for their country.
*Yellow/Gold: Peace and happiness, which come from the eternal vigilance.

=====Name=====
Because they rose from the ashes, the 378th wanted to be called the Phoenix, but because an Aviation Battalion in Arizona already had that name, the 378th opted to change the name by one letter, so they removed the "o".

==Plot Summaries==

'''Warning, there are some spoilers here. Read at your own Risk'''

===Volume 1, Issue 1: ''Origins Part 1''===
Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]], after they mistake his helicopter for one carrying Delta Force operatives. After his helicopter crashes into a skyscraper in downtown [[Yukoutoki Major]], the sergeant is accidentally shot by the [[Andorozon]] [[Tsuneko]] in a friendly fire incident. He is saved only when [[Dr. Ken Donnoura]] tries an experimental surgery on his heart using nanites, which turn him into a humanimal. When he awakens from his two month stasis session, he finds the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] (ECS) are ransacking [[Sei Ryu Labs]].

===Volume 1, Issue 2: ''Origins Part 2''===
Sgt. Kratt is taken to the [[Evil Cat Sister]]'s Cat Carrier off the coast of Napaj. Zora gives him a briefing on the situation; A group of terrorists have taken over the capital building of Napaj. With this information planted in his head, he sets out to aid the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] invasion. But before he can head out, [[Dr. Hilda Van Burden]] and [[Tonya DeFault]] attempt to restore his humanity to him, but instead, give him the power to transform into a human from a humanimal. '''''Currently in Production'''''

===Volume 1, Issue 3: ''Origins Part 3''===
Sgt. Kratt goes into a hot Landing Zone to rescue a group of Cat Soldiers. His helicopter is severely damaged and crashes into the war-torn landscape. After a very hard fought skirmish, SGT Kratt surrenders, only to find his captors are the [[Extinctioners]] , who hand him over to the Napaj Ground Defense Force. Kratt finally makes his way to Acirema and into the hands of the Solar Strike Force, where he is given 2 choices; Join the Solar Strike Force or become an experiment.

===Volume 1, Issue 4: ''Strandwolf''===
Sgt. Kratt is now sent into the deserts of Atridea and Zacrifa to fulfill a special mission; deny the hybrids [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] desperately wants. While there, his mission is compromised, but extraction is not possible. Now, stranded hundreds of miles from any help, he must figure out a way to complete his mission.

=Trivia=
* Kratt's squadron is named in honor of [[Phenix]], a character from the [[Extinctioners]].
* Codename Werewolf is one of the few comics to make fun of the movie ''Big'' starring Tom Hanks. This happens on page 21 of Volume 1 Issue 1.
* Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico, is the alternate name of the famous Area 51.
* According to Codename Werewolf, Delta Force is housed in Groom Lake and functions as its security force. In reality, [[Wikipedia:Delta Force|1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta]] is based in Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
* Codename Werewolf was originally supposed to be a Stargate SG-1/Extinctioners Crossover, but the idea was scrapped.
* SGT Kratt fairly mimics the writer's life with few exceptions, one being SGT Kratt stays in the National Guard and makes a career, rather than gets out because of a scholarship.
* Originally, SGT Kratt was Lieutenant Kratt. When he left the Academy, the character was changed to Warrant Officer Kratt. He became SGT Kratt just before the story was first drawn in February 2006.
* One idea that was passed around was for Lieutenant Kratt to make an appearance as some kind of Android. This idea has not been taken into consideration for any future comics.
* In the Codename Werewolf Earth, the United States military still has the same uniforms from Vietnam, though the black beret and the Army Combat Uniform have been instated as the more common uniforms worm by servicemen.
* SGT Kratt was never allowed to wear his Purple Heart or his POW/MIA ribbon when he was alive, since his mission was strictly classified. That changed in 2109, 100 years after Operation Leap Frog ended, when the whole operation was declassified and the records made public.

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[[Image:Codenamewerewolf.jpg|right|thumb|145px|The cover to [[Codename Werewolf]]]]'''Codename Werewolf''' is an [[Extinctioners]] fan webcomic created by [[Karl Kratt]] which aims to fill in certain background details of the Extinctioners setting, combined with humor about movies, music, the military, and politics. One issue has been released with another still in production.

==Series Summary==

[[Codename Werewolf]] is the story of a United States Soldier thrown several thousand years into the future by mistake, and how he deals with the new life thrust upon him.

==Characters==

Characters that are not in the Extinctioners comics.

{{spoiler}}

===Sgt. Kratt===
'''Sgt. Kratt''' is the lead character in Codename Werewolf; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Charactersheet2.jpg|thumb|100px|Sgt. Kratt]]
Sgt. Karl B. Kratt is a human who serves as an Aviation Operations Specialist at Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard, before being accidentally sent forward into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]]. Once there, his life is saved by Dr. Ken Donnoura, who performs an experimental heart surgery by injecting him with [[Wikipedia:Nanite|nanites]]. The experimental procedure had the side effect of turning him into a humanimal, specifically an anthropomorphic brown hyena. Eventually he is given the power to transform back into a human almost at will, giving him the nickname of Werewolf.

==== Service Record ====

* '''June 29, 2005 - December 12, 2005''': Attended United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Honorably Discharged. Recommended for continuing service.
* '''June 26, 2006 - December 11, 2012:''' Joined Montana Army National Guard as a 15P, Aviation Operations Specialist, with the rank of Private. Attached to 1-189th AVN upon completion of Basic Training. Re-assigned to 1-378th AVN after tour of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Received GWT Expeditionary Medal and National Defense.
* '''December 11, 2012''': Sgt. Kratt is missing and presumed dead after his helicopter reportedly crashed into a mountain near Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico.

===== Additional Service Record Declassified as of December 11, 2109 =====

* '''May 29, 2009''': Operation Leap Frog begins following the destabilization of Iran into civil war in the preceding month. Operation Leap Frog involves the delivery of weapons and supplies to anti-Mullah and anti-extremist guerrilla fighters by unmarked former Soviet helicopters. Sgt. Kratt participates in the operation as a gunner on an MI-2 Hoplite, light transport helicopter.
* '''August 1, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt's helo carrying supplies explodes on the ground near Tehran. Sgt. Kratt is severely injured from shrapnel, broken bones, and a concussion after being ejected from the cargo hold by the force of the explosion.
* '''August 16, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt is rescued by Special Operations forces after spending 15 days behind enemy lines. Kratt is awarded POW/MIA ribbon and Purple Heart.

===== Solar Strike Force Files=====

Drafted in the the Solar Strike Force as a Sergeant by Order of President Equinus.

===SGT Emerald Lotus===
[[Image:Emerald_Lotus_III.jpg|right|thumb|166px|SGT Emerald Lotus]]
'''SGT Emerald Lotus''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
SGT Lotus is a member of the Napaj Ground Defense Force's Intelligence bureau, and was one of the first people to question SGT Kratt in Issue 3. As far as her life goes, she was a fairly normal woman, though because she is a red panda, there is a glass ceiling built into Napaj society that keeps her from achieving.

===Princess Shani===

'''Princess Shani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, appearing in only 2 comics, but she has appeared in a short, two page comic called ''Shani: Princess of Nubisia''. She has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Shani.jpg|left|thumb|72px|Princess Shani]]
Princess Shani was the former Princess of Nubisia before the Country was conquered by North Zacrifa. Her parents were murdered before her eyes and she was shipped off to Artidea to become a slave for it's King. Little did she know, the King of Artidea made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep her until she was 18. When the King refused, Bajer had [[Lynx Wilde]] kill him in cold blood. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in her; she is a hybrid capable of controlling sand.

===Prince Khalfani===

'''Prince Khalfani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, and appears only in 2 comics; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Khalcolorhead.jpg|right|thumb|117px|Prince Khalfani]]
Prince Khalfani is the son of an Artidean Lord and a Nubisian Lady. He was just about to join his father in Artidea when the North Zafricans invaded. He and his mother were captured, both were turned into slaves of the king. Little did he know, the King of North Zafrica made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep him until he was mature. Khalfani was freed by SGT Kratt and extradited to the United Species, but not without a vigorous fight with Bajer and Lynx. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in him; he is a hybrid capable of controlling pigmentation in his fur and eyes.

===Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger===

'''Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger is a member of the United Kingdoms Joint Air Force, and meets SGT Kratt later on in the series. She eventually becomes romantically involved with the fur, and ends up taking the plunge with him.

===1-378th AVN===

[[Image:1-378avn.png|right|thumb|200px]]
'''Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard''' is a fictitious [[Wikipedia:Army National Guard|Army National Guard]] unit based out of Kalispell, Montana, which appears in the [[Extinctioners]] fan comic, Codename Werewolf.

====Unit Patch====

=====The Phoenix Bird=====
The 378th AVN was created from the old 189th AVN out of Helena, Montana, so a phoenix was the perfect choice as it arose from the ashes of another squadron.

=====Squadron Colors=====
*Black: Symbolizes night and the darkness, the void from which the Battalion came. It also has the connotation of stealthiness, since helicopters have the tendency to be the first into a county in the dead of night.
*Red: Blood and fire, both of which were used in the creation of the United States and in the creation of the 378th AVN. Red is used to honor those who gave their lives for their country.
*Yellow/Gold: Peace and happiness, which come from the eternal vigilance.

=====Name=====
Because they rose from the ashes, the 378th wanted to be called the Phoenix, but because an Aviation Battalion in Arizona already had that name, the 378th opted to change the name by one letter, so they removed the "o".

==Plot Summaries==

'''Warning, there are some spoilers here. Read at your own Risk'''

===Volume 1, Issue 1: ''Origins Part 1''===
Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]], after they mistake his helicopter for one carrying Delta Force operatives. After his helicopter crashes into a skyscraper in downtown [[Yukoutoki Major]], the sergeant is accidentally shot by the [[Andorozon]] [[Tsuneko]] in a friendly fire incident. He is saved only when [[Dr. Ken Donnoura]] tries an experimental surgery on his heart using nanites, which turn him into a humanimal. When he awakens from his two month stasis session, he finds the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] (ECS) are ransacking [[Sei Ryu Labs]].

===Volume 1, Issue 2: ''Origins Part 2''===
Sgt. Kratt is taken to the [[Evil Cat Sister]]'s Cat Carrier off the coast of Napaj. Zora gives him a briefing on the situation; A group of terrorists have taken over the capital building of Napaj. With this information planted in his head, he sets out to aid the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] invasion. But before he can head out, [[Dr. Hilda Van Burden]] and [[Tonya DeFault]] attempt to restore his humanity to him, but instead, give him the power to transform into a human from a humanimal. '''''Currently in Production'''''

===Volume 1, Issue 3: ''Origins Part 3''===
Sgt. Kratt goes into a hot Landing Zone to rescue a group of Cat Soldiers. His helicopter is severely damaged and crashes into the war-torn landscape. After a very hard fought skirmish, SGT Kratt surrenders, only to find his captors are the [[Extinctioners]] , who hand him over to the Napaj Ground Defense Force. Kratt finally makes his way to Acirema and into the hands of the Solar Strike Force, where he is given 2 choices; Join the Solar Strike Force or become an experiment.

===Volume 1, Issue 4: ''Strandwolf''===
Sgt. Kratt is now sent into the deserts of Atridea and Zacrifa to fulfill a special mission; deny the hybrids [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] desperately wants. While there, his mission is compromised, but extraction is not possible. Now, stranded hundreds of miles from any help, he must figure out a way to complete his mission.

=Trivia=
* Kratt's squadron is named in honor of [[Phenix]], a character from the [[Extinctioners]].
* Codename Werewolf is one of the few comics to make fun of the movie ''Big'' starring Tom Hanks. This happens on page 21 of Volume 1 Issue 1.
* Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico, is the alternate name of the famous Area 51.
* According to Codename Werewolf, Delta Force is housed in Groom Lake and functions as its security force. In reality, [[Wikipedia:Delta Force|1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta]] is based in Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
* Codename Werewolf was originally supposed to be a Stargate SG-1/Extinctioners Crossover, but the idea was scrapped.
* The writer and artist, Karl Kratt, was honorably discharged from the Air Force Academy in December 2005 and joined the Montana National Guard in January 2006. He was forced to leave in May of that year because of an Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship. Currently, he is back in the National Guard, this time in Washington in the 168th Aviation Battalion.
* SGT Kratt fairly mimics the writer's life with few exceptions, one being SGT Kratt stays in the National Guard and makes a career, rather than gets out because of a scholarship.
* Originally, SGT Kratt was Lieutenant Kratt. When he left the Academy, the character was changed to Warrant Officer Kratt. He became SGT Kratt just before the story was first drawn in February 2006.
* One idea that was passed around was for Lieutenant Kratt to make an appearance as some kind of Android. This idea has not been taken into consideration for any future comics.
* In the Codename Werewolf Earth, the United States military still has the same uniforms from Vietnam, though the black beret and the Army Combat Uniform have been instated as the more common uniforms worm by servicemen.
* SGT Kratt was never allowed to wear his Purple Heart or his POW/MIA ribbon when he was alive, since his mission was strictly classified. That changed in 2109, 100 years after Operation Leap Frog ended, when the whole operation was declassified and the records made public.

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==Page Organization==
Given that this page is currently 55KB long and has a couple of dozen graphics on it, I'd like to suggest that we split this up into a main page for the Extinctioners and a seperate page for details of each character. Thoughts? --[[User:Dmuth|Giza]] 14:13, 5 June 2006 (UTC)

:That makes a lot of sense to me. -- [[User:Sine|Sine]] 17:46, 5 June 2006 (UTC)

:Indeed. Perhaps "Character name (Extinctioners)" as a title so it's clear they're linked to this comic, and <nowiki>[[Category:Extinctioners characters]]</nowiki> as a subcategory of Comic characters? --[[User:GreenReaper|GreenReaper]]([[User talk:GreenReaper|talk]]) 17:53, 5 June 2006 (UTC)

Is this what you meant or have I made a mistake?[[User:RVDDP2501|RVDDP2501]] 22:07, 5 June 2006 (UTC)

:That seems to be fine - I think it's what Giza and Sine were suggesting . . . --[[User:GreenReaper|GreenReaper]]([[User talk:GreenReaper|talk]]) 22:48, 5 June 2006 (UTC)

Ok, I JUST "TRUELY" FINISHED editing the page, please let me know what you think of both the main page and the individual ones as well and if there is anything else you all think need to be done, I want to make things as pleasing to everyone as possible, thank you.[[User:RVDDP2501|RVDDP2501]] 00:47, 6 June 2006 (UTC)

What happened to my character pages and whats with all the clean ups, how can you clean them up anymore?[[User:RVDDP2501|RVDDP2501]] 21:05, 6 June 2006 (UTC)

== Fan-created Characters ==

There's at least one fan-comic character (which has not appeared in the comic) in the main character listing. Should these be separated out into a separate character or otherwise marked as such? That would make sense to me, but I don't have enough knowledge of the series to do this myself. --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 01:31, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

:Ah, good observation. The person who the character is based on has a page of his own, but the character doesn't so it apparently links to the entry for the actual person instead. We'll have to confer with Shawntae or Cdr. Wise himself to work out an entry for his character. [[User:Aelius|Aelius]] 01:51, 10 January 2007 (UTC)
:I agree. There needs to be a listing of canon characters and then maybe fan-created ones. I'm unfamiliar with the title, so we need someone knowledgable on the subject to review the list.--[[User:KendricksRedtail|Kendricks Redtail]] 01:54, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

:: There are other examples, such as the [[Sgt. Kratt]] character from the fan-comic [[Codename Werewolf]]. I think characters that originate in fan works should not be listed in with "real" characters. --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 01:53, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

:Yes! I totally agree with that, I have reverted it back to my last edit, what else would you suggest I do? - [[User:RVDDP2501|RVDDP2501]] 01:56, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

===EVERYBODY STOP!===
I'm not going to sit here and watch [[User:RVDDP2501|RVDDP2501]] and [[User:HyenaFur|HyenaFur]] sit and revert each others edits to this article! If you two don't CUT it out, I will make sure you both receive warnings! Play nice, play fair!--[[User:KendricksRedtail|Kendricks Redtail]] 02:21, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

:OK, guys. Please state your arguments for the changes to be made to this page, and try to come to some sort of an agreement rather than just reverting one another. --[[User:GreenReaper|GreenReaper]]([[User talk:GreenReaper|talk]]) 02:26, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

Look, there was a dispute over 5 characters; Akina, Foxstar, Kronis, Miki, Rokko, and SGT Kratt. Akina has yet to appear in a comic, but she is a cannon character. Foxstar has appeared in several pictures with Phenix. Kronis can be considered a fan character because he appeared in a fan comic in Issue 14 and 15. Miki and Rokko are two flying squirrels that appear on pate 17 of Issue 15. SGT Kratt was a character made in a fan comic known as Codename Werewolf which appeared on the internet within 1 week of the printing of Issue 15. It did not make the cut for the Third annual or the next Extinctioners issue due to two reasons; 1. It was not made in time for the annual. 2. Shawntae Howard already had several storylines that needed to be closed, so it was not feasable to have it put in the next Extinctioners Issue. {{unsigned|Hyenafur}}

Ok... Well, my problem with this situation is that the pages being added are in regards to characters who are mainly those of fan fictions and should not be included. Also pages added that do concern canon character contain almost no relevent information as well as pictures with no licences. those are my problms with what is happening - [[User:RVDDP2501|RVDDP2501]] 02:36, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

I also want to say make something clear; the reason some of those are vague is because they've only briefly appeared in 1 issue and have yet to make another appearance. Plus, because of my comic, I know certain details that I have sworn never to reveal until they are published, and ironically, it concerns two squirrels. I also must say that no one outside of Shawntae Howard and Ken Singshow has ever taken Codename Werewolf seriously, and have continually called it just some piece of fan crap that has nothing cannon about it. On the contrary, I recieved cudoes from both comic artists on how I kept all the Andorozon characters in character. And had it not been for certain circumstances, it may well have been put in an Extinctioners Issue.

I have one other thing to say; if you're going to eliminate any fan characters, eliminate SGT Kratt, because Foxstar has more cannon cred than him, since he has been in many, many more pics with Phenix and Xenif than anyone else. {{unsigned|Hyenafur}}

:I don't read Extinctioners and I don't fully understand its layout. If it makes it into an issue, is it considered canon? Or is it like Star Wars Tales, which offers some non-canonical stories? Just remember that until its published it can only be considered fanfiction. Well-written fanfiction if you nailed character characterizations right. But ultimately fanfiction. On a seperate note, is this Foxstar considered canon? Just because he's been in a billion pictures doesn't cover legitimacy unless he is acknowledged by Shawn or Ken to be legit. Reading the article leaves that question very vague, so we'll let it slide until conclusive evidence may be found.

As for uploading pictures with no license, there are license options available in the upload menu. Please take time to familiarize yourself with them before you upload anything. Creating character stubs. Unless there's going to be more character information forthcoming, it's not a good idea to clutter the wiki with stubs. Not every character needs an article, especially if they're of minor importance. This isn't Star Wars where apparently the guy fondling himself in the back of the cantina is named Warf Mugato of Klendar IX, who flies the good ship Lollypop, blah blah blah, longer character history than Luke Skywalker.

Finally, my stance on fanfiction here. If it's a recurring character of a wellknown license, I suppose it's ok. I don't need all details though. All these articles could have been nicely summed up in a long article about Codename Werewolf. I appreciate all the incredible detail that went into creating your pocket universe, don't get me wrong. Also, let's avoid creating articles about Mary Sue's unless you're going to put background info about yourself in with it. I guess that's all I have to say about this. Ciao. Change your underpants.--[[User:KendricksRedtail|Kendricks Redtail]] 03:03, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

I must point out that you're arguement is flawed as soon as you made the statement about you don't read the comic. Since you have no experience I don't believe you have the right to make the calls. I've read all the comics and own them all. Look, Codename Werewolf is nothing like the whole Cantina example and it's definately not like Star Wars Tales. The whole story was written so it would be considered cannon rather than a collection of short stories. I wrote the comic so it would fit in perfectly with the storyline of the Extinctioners without a hitch.

:No single person has the "right" to make the calls. Even though you personally may be more familliar with the comic does not necessarily give you this "right", either. Articles on this wiki are written through consensus of multiple editors.
:In the case where edits are controversial, what we usually ask for is some sort of proof that can be provided for the article, usually in the form of a link to another website/blog/etc. Thsoe links are then cited in the main article, which usually satisfies the concerns of others. If you have any outside pages that we can cite in the article to back up your edits, please let us know. Thanks! --[[User:Dmuth|Douglas Muth]] 03:42, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

Foxstar is considered cannon even though he has yet to appear in a comic. To date, I am one of the few non-published Extinctioners fan comic artists only because of extrenuating circumstances. I also should point out that Commander Kitsune is also considered a canon character, because he is one of the commanders of the Solar Strike Force.

Look, I've had canon arguements with people before over Stargate SG-1 (it was mostly whether or not the ACU uniform was canon and whether or not it was canon to have a National Guardsmen in Cheyenne Mountain) and over Codename Werewolf, and it is always frustrating for be because no one has an open mind when I tell them about how Shawntae Howard and Ken Singshow liked it. {{unsigned|Hyenafur}}
::Look, I didn't compare your comic to Star Wars Tales. I compared Extinctioners to Star Wars Tales. As for the Cantina example, the point of that example is the fact that there are fans out there who have taken extras or background events and created whole backstories for these people, all of which are non-canon, unless recognized by Lucasfilm, Ltd. Which you just did. But for you, it's like me drawing a picture for Bill Holbrook of my fox character talking to Kevin and Kell and he said wow, I really liked it. Doesn't mean that you're gonna see me in the next strip or any other strip. Doesn't mean Ken Redtail now officially exists in the KnK universe. I have an extraordinarily open mind regarding these matters. I argue DC/Marvel canon all the time (and that's quite a feat with all their retcons!) So I have a tiny bit of authority, but not much.--[[User:KendricksRedtail|Kendricks Redtail]] 03:47, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

I didn't take a character and create a background. I created a character and storyline that I felt would be highly appealing to people, with the intent of trying to get published in an Extinctioners comic. There is a difference between the cantina example and what I did. The comic is recognized by Shawntae Howard and Ken Singshow, but it cannot be published at this point because of other issues. The preceding unsigned comment was added by Hyenafur

: Please sign your edits on this page with <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> And please read the license information about pictures, which is found here: [[WikiFur:Image use policy]] By uploading images without specifying a valid license or permission, you are subjecting WikiFur to potential legal problems. --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 03:30, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

Done. [[User:Hyenafur|Hyenafur]] [[Karl Kratt]]

=== Proposed Resolution ===

Add the following to the '''Fan Creations''' section:

:<nowiki>* [[Codename Werewolf]] is an Extinctioners fan comic created by [[Karl Kratt]], starring his character Sgt. Kratt.</nowiki>

(Code snippet above purposely uses <nowiki> tags for easier copy-and-paste.) This look good to go? --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 05:08, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

Thank you. ~~[[Karl Kratt]]

==Request for Information==

The publishing history only mentions 2 issues, the first issues of each volume. How many additional issues have been published? What is the current issue? --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 05:45, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

The current issue is Volume 2 Issue 15. [[Karl Kratt]]

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[[Image:Codenamewerewolf.jpg|right|thumb|145px|The cover to [[Codename Werewolf]]]]'''Codename Werewolf''' is an [[Extinctioners]] fan webcomic created by [[Karl Kratt]] which aims to fill in certain background details of the Extinctioners setting, combined with humor about movies, music, the military, and politics. One issue has been released with another still in production.

==Series Summary==

[[Codename Werewolf]] is the story of a United States Soldier thrown several thousand years into the future by mistake, and how he deals with the new life thrust upon him.

==Characters==

Characters that are not in the Extinctioners comics.

{{spoiler}}

===Sgt. Kratt===
'''Sgt. Kratt''' is the lead character in Codename Werewolf; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Charactersheet2.jpg|thumb|100px|Sgt. Kratt]]
Sgt. Karl B. Kratt is a human who serves as an Aviation Operations Specialist at Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard, before being accidentally sent forward into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]]. Once there, his life is saved by Dr. Ken Donnoura, who performs an experimental heart surgery by injecting him with [[Wikipedia:Nanite|nanites]]. The experimental procedure had the side effect of turning him into a humanimal, specifically an anthropomorphic brown hyena. Eventually he is given the power to transform back into a human almost at will, giving him the nickname of Werewolf.

==== Service Record ====

* '''June 29, 2005 - December 12, 2005''': Attended United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Honorably Discharged. Recommended for continuing service.
* '''June 26, 2006 - December 11, 2012:''' Joined Montana Army National Guard as a 15P, Aviation Operations Specialist, with the rank of Private. Attached to 1-189th AVN upon completion of Basic Training. Re-assigned to 1-378th AVN after tour of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Received GWT Expeditionary Medal and National Defense.
* '''December 11, 2012''': Sgt. Kratt is missing and presumed dead after his helicopter reportedly crashed into a mountain near Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico.

===== Additional Service Record Declassified as of December 11, 2109 =====

* '''May 29, 2009''': Operation Leap Frog begins following the destabilization of Iran into civil war in the preceding month. Operation Leap Frog involves the delivery of weapons and supplies to anti-Mullah and anti-extremist guerrilla fighters by unmarked former Soviet helicopters. Sgt. Kratt participates in the operation as a gunner on an MI-2 Hoplite, light transport helicopter.
* '''August 1, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt's helo carrying supplies explodes on the ground near Tehran. Sgt. Kratt is severely injured from shrapnel, broken bones, and a concussion after being ejected from the cargo hold by the force of the explosion.
* '''August 16, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt is rescued by Special Operations forces after spending 15 days behind enemy lines. Kratt is awarded POW/MIA ribbon and Purple Heart.

===== Solar Strike Force Files=====

By Order of President Equinus;

Let it be known that Karl B. Kratt has been drafted into the Solar Strike Force and is to be given full rights and responsibilities of the rank of Sergeant. He is to report directly to Sergeant Arthur J. Greystoke and President Equinus for all orders.

===SGT Emerald Lotus===
[[Image:Emerald_Lotus_III.jpg|right|thumb|166px|SGT Emerald Lotus]]
'''SGT Emerald Lotus''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
SGT Lotus is a member of the Napaj Ground Defense Force's Intelligence bureau, and was one of the first people to question SGT Kratt in Issue 3. As far as her life goes, she was a fairly normal woman, though because she is a red panda, there is a glass ceiling built into Napaj society that keeps her from achieving.

===Princess Shani===

'''Princess Shani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, appearing in only 2 comics, but she has appeared in a short, two page comic called ''Shani: Princess of Nubisia''. She has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Shani.jpg|left|thumb|72px|Princess Shani]]
Princess Shani was the former Princess of Nubisia before the Country was conquered by North Zacrifa. Her parents were murdered before her eyes and she was shipped off to Artidea to become a slave for it's King. Little did she know, the King of Artidea made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep her until she was 18. When the King refused, Bajer had [[Lynx Wilde]] kill him in cold blood. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in her; she is a hybrid capable of controlling sand.

===Prince Khalfani===

'''Prince Khalfani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, and appears only in 2 comics; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Khalcolorhead.jpg|right|thumb|117px|Prince Khalfani]]
Prince Khalfani is the son of an Artidean Lord and a Nubisian Lady. He was just about to join his father in Artidea when the North Zafricans invaded. He and his mother were captured, both were turned into slaves of the king. Little did he know, the King of North Zafrica made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep him until he was mature. Khalfani was freed by SGT Kratt and extradited to the United Species, but not without a vigorous fight with Bajer and Lynx. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in him; he is a hybrid capable of controlling pigmentation in his fur and eyes.

===Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger===

'''Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger is a member of the United Kingdoms Joint Air Force, and meets SGT Kratt later on in the series. She eventually becomes romantically involved with the fur, and ends up taking the plunge with him.

===1-378th AVN===

[[Image:1-378avn.png|right|thumb|200px]]
'''Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard''' is a fictitious [[Wikipedia:Army National Guard|Army National Guard]] unit based out of Kalispell, Montana, which appears in the [[Extinctioners]] fan comic, Codename Werewolf.

====Unit Patch====

=====The Phoenix Bird=====
The 378th AVN was created from the old 189th AVN out of Helena, Montana, so a phoenix was the perfect choice as it arose from the ashes of another squadron.

=====Squadron Colors=====
*Black: Symbolizes night and the darkness, the void from which the Battalion came. It also has the connotation of stealthiness, since helicopters have the tendency to be the first into a county in the dead of night.
*Red: Blood and fire, both of which were used in the creation of the United States and in the creation of the 378th AVN. Red is used to honor those who gave their lives for their country.
*Yellow/Gold: Peace and happiness, which come from the eternal vigilance.

=====Name=====
Because they rose from the ashes, the 378th wanted to be called the Phoenix, but because an Aviation Battalion in Arizona already had that name, the 378th opted to change the name by one letter, so they removed the "o".

==Plot Summaries==

'''Warning, there are some spoilers here. Read at your own Risk'''

===Volume 1, Issue 1: ''Origins Part 1''===
Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]], after they mistake his helicopter for one carrying Delta Force operatives. After his helicopter crashes into a skyscraper in downtown [[Yukoutoki Major]], the sergeant is accidentally shot by the [[Andorozon]] [[Tsuneko]] in a friendly fire incident. He is saved only when [[Dr. Ken Donnoura]] tries an experimental surgery on his heart using nanites, which turn him into a humanimal. When he awakens from his two month stasis session, he finds the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] (ECS) are ransacking [[Sei Ryu Labs]].

===Volume 1, Issue 2: ''Origins Part 2''===
Sgt. Kratt is taken to the [[Evil Cat Sister]]'s Cat Carrier off the coast of Napaj. Zora gives him a briefing on the situation; A group of terrorists have taken over the capital building of Napaj. With this information planted in his head, he sets out to aid the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] invasion. But before he can head out, [[Dr. Hilda Van Burden]] and [[Tonya DeFault]] attempt to restore his humanity to him, but instead, give him the power to transform into a human from a humanimal. '''''Currently in Production'''''

===Volume 1, Issue 3: ''Origins Part 3''===
Sgt. Kratt goes into a hot Landing Zone to rescue a group of Cat Soldiers. His helicopter is severely damaged and crashes into the war-torn landscape. After a very hard fought skirmish, SGT Kratt surrenders, only to find his captors are the [[Extinctioners]] , who hand him over to the Napaj Ground Defense Force. Kratt finally makes his way to Acirema and into the hands of the Solar Strike Force, where he is given 2 choices; Join the Solar Strike Force or become an experiment.

===Volume 1, Issue 4: ''Strandwolf''===
Sgt. Kratt is now sent into the deserts of Atridea and Zacrifa to fulfill a special mission; deny the hybrids [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] desperately wants. While there, his mission is compromised, but extraction is not possible. Now, stranded hundreds of miles from any help, he must figure out a way to complete his mission.

=Trivia=
* Kratt's squadron is named in honor of [[Phenix]], a character from the [[Extinctioners]].
* Codename Werewolf is one of the few comics to make fun of the movie ''Big'' starring Tom Hanks. This happens on page 21 of Volume 1 Issue 1.
* Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico, is the alternate name of the famous Area 51.
* According to Codename Werewolf, Delta Force is housed in Groom Lake and functions as its security force. In reality, [[Wikipedia:Delta Force|1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta]] is based in Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
* Codename Werewolf was originally supposed to be a Stargate SG-1/Extinctioners Crossover, but the idea was scrapped.
* The writer and artist, Karl Kratt, was honorably discharged from the Air Force Academy in December 2005 and joined the Montana National Guard in January 2006. He was forced to leave in May of that year because of an Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship. Currently, he is back in the National Guard, this time in Washington in the 168th Aviation Battalion.
* SGT Kratt fairly mimics the writer's life with few exceptions, one being SGT Kratt stays in the National Guard and makes a career, rather than gets out because of a scholarship.
* Originally, SGT Kratt was Lieutenant Kratt. When he left the Academy, the character was changed to Warrant Officer Kratt. He became SGT Kratt just before the story was first drawn in February 2006.
* One idea that was passed around was for Lieutenant Kratt to make an appearance as some kind of Android. This idea has not been taken into consideration for any future comics.
* In the Codename Werewolf Earth, the United States military still has the same uniforms from Vietnam, though the black beret and the Army Combat Uniform have been instated as the more common uniforms worm by servicemen.
* SGT Kratt was never allowed to wear his Purple Heart or his POW/MIA ribbon when he was alive, since his mission was strictly classified. That changed in 2109, 100 years after Operation Leap Frog ended, when the whole operation was declassified and the records made public.

Codename Werewolf

2007-01-10T09:01:02Z

Hyenafur: /* Plot Summaries */

{{Cleanup-copyedit}}

[[Image:Codenamewerewolf.jpg|right|thumb|145px|The cover to [[Codename Werewolf]]]]'''Codename Werewolf''' is an [[Extinctioners]] fan webcomic created by [[Karl Kratt]] which aims to fill in certain background details of the Extinctioners setting, combined with humor about movies, music, the military, and politics. One issue has been released with another still in production.

==Series Summary==

[[Codename Werewolf]] is the story of a United States Soldier thrown several thousand years into the future by mistake, and how he deals with the new life thrust upon him.

==Characters==

Characters that are not in the Extinctioners comics.

{{spoiler}}

===Sgt. Kratt===
'''Sgt. Kratt''' is the lead character in Codename Werewolf; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Charactersheet2.jpg|thumb|100px|Sgt. Kratt]]
Sgt. Karl B. Kratt is a human who serves as an Aviation Operations Specialist at Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard, before being accidentally sent forward into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]]. Once there, his life is saved by Dr. Ken Donnoura, who performs an experimental heart surgery by injecting him with [[Wikipedia:Nanite|nanites]]. The experimental procedure had the side effect of turning him into a humanimal, specifically an anthropomorphic brown hyena. Eventually he is given the power to transform back into a human almost at will, along with a time transportation device.

==== Service Record ====

* '''June 29, 2005 - December 12, 2005''': Attended United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Honorably Discharged. Recommended for continuing service.
* '''June 26, 2006 - December 11, 2012:''' Joined Montana Army National Guard as a 15P, Aviation Operations Specialist, with the rank of Private. Attached to 1-189th AVN upon completion of Basic Training. Re-assigned to 1-378th AVN after tour of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Received GWT Expeditionary Medal and National Defense.
* '''December 11, 2012''': Sgt. Kratt is missing and presumed dead after his helicopter reportedly crashed into a mountain near Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico.

===== Additional Service Record Declassified as of December 11, 2109 =====

* '''May 29, 2009''': Operation Leap Frog begins following the destabilization of Iran into civil war in the preceding month. Operation Leap Frog involves the delivery of weapons and supplies to anti-Mullah and anti-extremist guerrilla fighters by unmarked former Soviet helicopters. Sgt. Kratt participates in the operation as a gunner on an MI-2 Hoplite, light transport helicopter.
* '''August 1, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt's helo carrying supplies explodes on the ground near Tehran. Sgt. Kratt is severely injured from shrapnel, broken bones, and a concussion after being ejected from the cargo hold by the force of the explosion.
* '''August 16, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt is rescued by Special Operations forces after spending 15 days behind enemy lines. Kratt is awarded POW/MIA ribbon and Purple Heart.

===== Solar Strike Force Files=====

By Order of President Equinus;

Let it be known that Karl B. Kratt has been drafted into the Solar Strike Force and is to be given full rights and responsibilities of the rank of Sergeant. He is to report directly to Sergeant Arthur J. Greystoke and President Equinus for all orders.

===SGT Emerald Lotus===
[[Image:Emerald_Lotus_III.jpg|right|thumb|166px|SGT Emerald Lotus]]
'''SGT Emerald Lotus''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
SGT Lotus is a member of the Napaj Ground Defense Force's Intelligence bureau, and was one of the first people to question SGT Kratt in Issue 3. As far as her life goes, she was a fairly normal woman, though because she is a red panda, there is a glass ceiling built into Napaj society that keeps her from achieving.

===Princess Shani===

'''Princess Shani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, appearing in only 2 comics, but she has appeared in a short, two page comic called ''Shani: Princess of Nubisia''. She has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Shani.jpg|left|thumb|72px|Princess Shani]]
Princess Shani was the former Princess of Nubisia before the Country was conquered by North Zacrifa. Her parents were murdered before her eyes and she was shipped off to Artidea to become a slave for it's King. Little did she know, the King of Artidea made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep her until she was 18. When the King refused, Bajer had [[Lynx Wilde]] kill him in cold blood. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in her; she is a hybrid capable of controlling sand.

===Prince Khalfani===

'''Prince Khalfani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, and appears only in 2 comics; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Khalcolorhead.jpg|right|thumb|117px|Prince Khalfani]]
Prince Khalfani is the son of an Artidean Lord and a Nubisian Lady. He was just about to join his father in Artidea when the North Zafricans invaded. He and his mother were captured, both were turned into slaves of the king. Little did he know, the King of North Zafrica made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep him until he was mature. Khalfani was freed by SGT Kratt and extradited to the United Species, but not without a vigorous fight with Bajer and Lynx. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in him; he is a hybrid capable of controlling pigmentation in his fur and eyes.

===Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger===

'''Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger is a member of the United Kingdoms Joint Air Force, and meets SGT Kratt later on in the series. She eventually becomes romantically involved with the fur, and ends up taking the plunge with him.

===1-378th AVN===

[[Image:1-378avn.png|right|thumb|200px]]
'''Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard''' is a fictitious [[Wikipedia:Army National Guard|Army National Guard]] unit based out of Kalispell, Montana, which appears in the [[Extinctioners]] fan comic, Codename Werewolf.

====Unit Patch====

=====The Phoenix Bird=====
The 378th AVN was created from the old 189th AVN out of Helena, Montana, so a phoenix was the perfect choice as it arose from the ashes of another squadron.

=====Squadron Colors=====
*Black: Symbolizes night and the darkness, the void from which the Battalion came. It also has the connotation of stealthiness, since helicopters have the tendency to be the first into a county in the dead of night.
*Red: Blood and fire, both of which were used in the creation of the United States and in the creation of the 378th AVN. Red is used to honor those who gave their lives for their country.
*Yellow/Gold: Peace and happiness, which come from the eternal vigilance.

=====Name=====
Because they rose from the ashes, the 378th wanted to be called the Phoenix, but because an Aviation Battalion in Arizona already had that name, the 378th opted to change the name by one letter, so they removed the "o".

==Plot Summaries==

'''Warning, there are some spoilers here. Read at your own Risk'''

===Volume 1, Issue 1: ''Origins Part 1''===
Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]], after they mistake his helicopter for one carrying Delta Force operatives. After his helicopter crashes into a skyscraper in downtown [[Yukoutoki Major]], the sergeant is accidentally shot by the [[Andorozon]] [[Tsuneko]] in a friendly fire incident. He is saved only when [[Dr. Ken Donnoura]] tries an experimental surgery on his heart using nanites, which turn him into a humanimal. When he awakens from his two month stasis session, he finds the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] (ECS) are ransacking [[Sei Ryu Labs]].

===Volume 1, Issue 2: ''Origins Part 2''===
Sgt. Kratt is taken to the [[Evil Cat Sister]]'s Cat Carrier off the coast of Napaj. Zora gives him a briefing on the situation; A group of terrorists have taken over the capital building of Napaj. With this information planted in his head, he sets out to aid the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] invasion. But before he can head out, [[Dr. Hilda Van Burden]] and [[Tonya DeFault]] attempt to restore his humanity to him, but instead, give him the power to transform into a human from a humanimal. '''''Currently in Production'''''

===Volume 1, Issue 3: ''Origins Part 3''===
Sgt. Kratt goes into a hot Landing Zone to rescue a group of Cat Soldiers. His helicopter is severely damaged and crashes into the war-torn landscape. After a very hard fought skirmish, SGT Kratt surrenders, only to find his captors are the [[Extinctioners]] , who hand him over to the Napaj Ground Defense Force. Kratt finally makes his way to Acirema and into the hands of the Solar Strike Force, where he is given 2 choices; Join the Solar Strike Force or become an experiment.

===Volume 1, Issue 4: ''Strandwolf''===
Sgt. Kratt is now sent into the deserts of Atridea and Zacrifa to fulfill a special mission; deny the hybrids [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] desperately wants. While there, his mission is compromised, but extraction is not possible. Now, stranded hundreds of miles from any help, he must figure out a way to complete his mission.

=Trivia=
* Kratt's squadron is named in honor of [[Phenix]], a character from the [[Extinctioners]].
* Codename Werewolf is one of the few comics to make fun of the movie ''Big'' starring Tom Hanks. This happens on page 21 of Volume 1 Issue 1.
* Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico, is the alternate name of the famous Area 51.
* According to Codename Werewolf, Delta Force is housed in Groom Lake and functions as its security force. In reality, [[Wikipedia:Delta Force|1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta]] is based in Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
* Codename Werewolf was originally supposed to be a Stargate SG-1/Extinctioners Crossover, but the idea was scrapped.
* The writer and artist, Karl Kratt, was honorably discharged from the Air Force Academy in December 2005 and joined the Montana National Guard in January 2006. He was forced to leave in May of that year because of an Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship. Currently, he is back in the National Guard, this time in Washington in the 168th Aviation Battalion.
* SGT Kratt fairly mimics the writer's life with few exceptions, one being SGT Kratt stays in the National Guard and makes a career, rather than gets out because of a scholarship.
* Originally, SGT Kratt was Lieutenant Kratt. When he left the Academy, the character was changed to Warrant Officer Kratt. He became SGT Kratt just before the story was first drawn in February 2006.
* One idea that was passed around was for Lieutenant Kratt to make an appearance as some kind of Android. This idea has not been taken into consideration for any future comics.
* In the Codename Werewolf Earth, the United States military still has the same uniforms from Vietnam, though the black beret and the Army Combat Uniform have been instated as the more common uniforms worm by servicemen.
* SGT Kratt was never allowed to wear his Purple Heart or his POW/MIA ribbon when he was alive, since his mission was strictly classified. That changed in 2109, 100 years after Operation Leap Frog ended, when the whole operation was declassified and the records made public.

Talk:Codename Werewolf

2007-01-10T08:57:12Z

Hyenafur:

Codename Werewolf

2007-01-10T07:45:12Z

Hyenafur: /* Special Mission 1: ''Mirror, Mirrow'' */

[[Image:Codenamewerewolf.jpg|right|thumb|145px|The cover to [[Codename Werewolf]]]]'''Codename Werewolf''' is an [[Extinctioners]] fan webcomic created by [[Karl Kratt]] which aims to fill in certain background details of the Extinctioners setting, combined with humor about movies, music, the military, and politics. One issue has been released with another still in production.

==Series Summary==

[[Codename Werewolf]] is the story of a United States Soldier thrown several thousand years into the future by mistake, and how he deals with the new life thrust upon him.

==Characters==

Characters that are not in the Extinctioners comics.

'''Warning: Spoilers'''

===Sgt. Kratt===
'''Sgt. Kratt''' is the lead character in Codename Werewolf; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Charactersheet2.jpg|thumb|100px|Sgt. Kratt]]
Sgt. Karl B. Kratt is a human who serves as an Aviation Operations Specialist at Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard, before being accidentally sent forward into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]]. Once there, his life is saved by Dr. Ken Donnoura, who performs an experimental heart surgery by injecting him with [[Wikipedia:Nanite|nanites]]. The experimental procedure had the side effect of turning him into a humanimal, specifically an anthropomorphic brown hyena. Eventually he is given the power to transform back into a human almost at will, along with a time transportation device.

==== Service Record ====

* '''June 29, 2005 - December 12, 2005''': Attended United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Honorably Discharged. Recommended for continuing service.
* '''June 26, 2006 - December 11, 2012:''' Joined Montana Army National Guard as a 15P, Aviation Operations Specialist, with the rank of Private. Attached to 1-189th AVN upon completion of Basic Training. Re-assigned to 1-378th AVN after tour of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Received GWT Expeditionary Medal and National Defense.
* '''December 11, 2012''': Sgt. Kratt is missing and presumed dead after his helicopter reportedly crashed into a mountain near Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico.

===== Additional Service Record Declassified as of December 11, 2109 =====

* '''May 29, 2009''': Operation Leap Frog begins following the destablization of Iran into civil war in the preceding month. Operation Leap Frog involves the delivery of weapons and supplies to anti-Mullah and anti-extremist guerilla fighters by unmarked former Soviet helicopters. Sgt. Kratt participates in the operation as a gunner on an MI-2 Hoplite, light transport helicopter.
* '''August 1, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt's helo carrying supplies explodes on the ground near Tehran. Sgt. Kratt is severly injured from shrapnel, broken bones, and a concussion after being ejected from the cargo hold by the force of the explosion.
* '''August 16, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt is rescued by Special Operations forces after spending 15 days behind enemy lines. Kratt is awarded POW/MIA ribbon and Purple Heart.

===== Solar Strike Force Files=====

By Order of President Equinus;

Let it be known that Karl B. Kratt has been drafted into the Solar Strike Force and is to be given full rights and responsibilities of the rank of Sergeant. He is to report directly to Sergeant Arthur J. Greystoke and President Equinus for all orders.

===SGT Emerald Lotus===
[[Image:Emerald_Lotus_III.jpg|right|thumb|166px|SGT Emerald Lotus]]
'''SGT Emerald Lotus''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
SGT Lotus is a member of the Napaj Ground Defense Force's Intelligence bureau, and was one of the first people to question SGT Kratt in Issue 3. As far as her life goes, she was a fairly normal woman, though because she is a red panda, there is a glass ceiling built into Napaj society that keeps her from acieving.

===Princess Shani===

'''Princess Shani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, appearing in only 2 comics, but she has appeared in a short, two page comic called ''Shani: Princess of Nubisia''. She has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Shani.jpg|left|thumb|72px|Princess Shani]]
Princess Shani was the former Princess of Nubisia before the Country was conquered by North Zacrifa. Her parents were murded before her eyes and she was shipped off to Artidea to become a slave for it's King. Little did she know, the King of Artidea made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep her until she was 18. When the King refused, Bajer had [[Lynx Wilde]] kill him in cold blood. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in her; she is a hybrid capable of controlling sand.

===Prince Khalfani===

'''Prince Khalfani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, and appears only in 2 comics; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Khalcolorhead.jpg|right|thumb|117px|Prince Khalfani]]
Prince Khalfani is the son of an Artidean Lord and a Nubisian Lady. He was just about to join his father in Artidea when the North Zafricans invaded. He and his mother were captured, both were turned into slaves of the king. Little did he know, the King of North Zafrica made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep him until he was mature. Khalfani was freed by SGT Kratt and extradited to the United Species, but not without a vigorous fight with Bajer and Lynx. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in him; he is a hybrid capable of controlling pigmentation in his fur and eyes.

===Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger===

'''Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger is a member of the United Kingdoms Joint Air Force, and meets SGT Kratt later on in the series. She eventually becomes romantically involved with the fur, and ends up taking the plunge with him.

===1-378th AVN===

[[Image:1-378avn.png|right|thumb|200px]]
'''Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard''' is a fictitious [[Wikipedia:Army National Guard|Army National Guard]] unit based out of Kalispell, Montana, which appears in the [[Extinctioners]] fan comic, Codename Werewolf.

====Unit Patch====

=====The Phoenix Bird=====
The 378th AVN was created from the old 189th AVN out of Helena, Montana, so a phoenix was the perfect choice as it arose from the ashes of another squadron.

=====Squadron Colors=====
*Black: Symbolizes night and the darkness, the void from which the Battalion came. It also has the connotation of stealthiness, since helicopters have the tendency to be the first into a county in the dead of night.
*Red: Blood and fire, both of which were used in the creation of the United States and in the creation of the 378th AVN. Red is used to honor those who gave their lives for their country.
*Yellow/Gold: Peace and happiness, which come from the eternal vigillance.

=====Name=====
Because they rose from the ashes, the 378th wanted to be called the Phoenix, but because an Aviation Battalion in Arizona already had that name, the 378th opted to change the name by one letter, so they removed the "o".

==Plot Summaries==

'''Warning, there are some spoiler here. Read at your own Risk'''

===Volume 1, Issue 1: ''Origins Part 1''===
Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]], after they mistake his helicopter for one carrying Delta Force operatives. He arrives shortly after the first few abductions occur along with the destruction of the Space Station Alopex. After his helicopter crashes into a skyscraper in downtown [[Yukoutoki Major]], the sergeant is accidentally shot by the [[Andorozon]] [[Tsuneko]] in a friendly fire incident. He is saved only when [[Dr. Ken Donnoura]] tries an experimental surgery on his heart using nanites. The nanites repair Kratt's heart, but also turn him into a humanimal. When he awakens from his two month sleep session, he finds the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] (ECS) are ransacking [[Sei Ryu Labs]].

===Volume 1, Issue 2: ''Origins Part 2''===
Sgt. Kratt is taken to the [[Evil Cat Sister]]'s Cat Carrier off the coast of Napaj. After hours of hero worship and a showing of ''Behind Enemy Lines VII: The Karl Kratt Story'', SGT Kratt begins to seek out what has happened to Earth since he left. Once he discovers that Earth has drastically changed in the past 200 plus years he was missing, Zora gives him a briefing on the situation; A group of terrorists have taken over the capital building of Napaj. With this information planted in his head, he sets out to aid the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] invasion. But before he can head out, [[Dr. Hilda Van Burden]] and [[Tonya DeFault]] attempt to restore his humanity to him, but instead, give him the power to transform into a human from a humanimal. '''''Currently in Production'''''

===Volume 1, Issue 3: ''Origins Part 3''===
Sgt. Kratt goes into a hot Landing Zone to rescue a group of Cat Soldiers. His helicopter is severely damaged and crashes into the war-torn landscape. He is surrounded, and begins to relive the 16 days in Iran. After a very hard fought skirmish, SGT Kratt surrenders, only to find his captors are the [[Extinctioners]] , who hand him over to the Napaj Ground Defense Force. While waiting in an abandoned warehouse, [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]] transport in and give him the time transporter. Kratt finally makes his way to Acirema and into the hands of the Solar Strike Force, where he is given 2 choices; Join the Solar Strike Force or become an experiment.

===Volume 1, Issue 4: ''Strandwolf''===
Sgt. Kratt is now sent into the deserts of Atridea and Zacrifa to fulfill a special mission; deny the hybrids [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] desperately wants.

===Volume 1, Issue 5: ''Eden''===
Sgt. Kratt and [[Sgt. Greystoke]] are sent to Ursidania to check on a proposed missile defense system. But a letter from [[Scarlet Ann Starfox]] and [[Phenix]] causes Kratt to change plans. His Mission; To recruit [[Lucus Lobo]] and his sister [[Kyrstin]] to fight in a coming war against the humans.

===Special Mission 1: ''Mirror, Mirror''===
In honor of Star Trek's 40th Anniversary, Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into a mirror universe where he meets his evil self; an Air Force Major that is a member of the Trackers.

===Volume 2, Issue 1: ''Blitzkrieg''===
No Summary has been announced as of yet.

=Trivia=
* Kratt's squadron is named in honor of [[Phenix]], a character from the [[Extinctioners]].
* Codename Werewolf is one of the few comics to make fun of the movie ''Big'' starring Tom Hanks. This happens on page 21 of Volume 1 Issue 1.
* Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico, is the alternate name of the famous Area 51. In the story, Groom Lake
* According to Codename Werewolf, Delta Force is housed in Groom Lake and functions as its security force.
* Codename Werewolf was originally supposed to be a Stargate SG-1/Extinctioners Crossover, but the idea was scrapped.
* The writer and artist, Karl Kratt, was honorably discharged from the Air Foce Academy in December 2005 and joined the Montana National Guard in January 2006. He was forced to leave in May of that year because of an Naval Rerserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship. Currently, he is back in the National Guard, this time in Washington in the 168th Aviation Battalion.
* SGT Kratt fairly mimmics the writer's life with few exceptions, one being SGT Kratt stays in the National Guard and makes a career, rather than gets out because of a scholarship.
* Originally, SGT Kratt was Lieutenant Kratt. When he left the Academy, the character was changed to Warrant Officer Kratt. He became SGT Kratt just before the story was first drawn in February 2006.
* One idea that was passed around was for Lieutenant Kratt to make an appearance as some kind of Android. This idea has not been taken into consideration for any future comics.
* In the Codename Werewolf Earth, the United States military still has the same uniforms from Vietnam, though the black beret and the Army Combat Uniform have been instated as the more common uniforms worm by servicemen.
* SGT Kratt was never allowed to wear his Purple Heart or his POW/MIA ribbon when he was alive, since his mission was strictly classified. It wasn't until 2109, 100 years after Operation Leap Frog ended, when the whole operation was declassified and the records made public.

Codename Werewolf

2007-01-10T07:44:02Z

Hyenafur: /* Trivia */

[[Image:Codenamewerewolf.jpg|right|thumb|145px|The cover to [[Codename Werewolf]]]]'''Codename Werewolf''' is an [[Extinctioners]] fan webcomic created by [[Karl Kratt]] which aims to fill in certain background details of the Extinctioners setting, combined with humor about movies, music, the military, and politics. One issue has been released with another still in production.

==Series Summary==

[[Codename Werewolf]] is the story of a United States Soldier thrown several thousand years into the future by mistake, and how he deals with the new life thrust upon him.

==Characters==

Characters that are not in the Extinctioners comics.

'''Warning: Spoilers'''

===Sgt. Kratt===
'''Sgt. Kratt''' is the lead character in Codename Werewolf; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Charactersheet2.jpg|thumb|100px|Sgt. Kratt]]
Sgt. Karl B. Kratt is a human who serves as an Aviation Operations Specialist at Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard, before being accidentally sent forward into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]]. Once there, his life is saved by Dr. Ken Donnoura, who performs an experimental heart surgery by injecting him with [[Wikipedia:Nanite|nanites]]. The experimental procedure had the side effect of turning him into a humanimal, specifically an anthropomorphic brown hyena. Eventually he is given the power to transform back into a human almost at will, along with a time transportation device.

==== Service Record ====

* '''June 29, 2005 - December 12, 2005''': Attended United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Honorably Discharged. Recommended for continuing service.
* '''June 26, 2006 - December 11, 2012:''' Joined Montana Army National Guard as a 15P, Aviation Operations Specialist, with the rank of Private. Attached to 1-189th AVN upon completion of Basic Training. Re-assigned to 1-378th AVN after tour of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Received GWT Expeditionary Medal and National Defense.
* '''December 11, 2012''': Sgt. Kratt is missing and presumed dead after his helicopter reportedly crashed into a mountain near Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico.

===== Additional Service Record Declassified as of December 11, 2109 =====

* '''May 29, 2009''': Operation Leap Frog begins following the destablization of Iran into civil war in the preceding month. Operation Leap Frog involves the delivery of weapons and supplies to anti-Mullah and anti-extremist guerilla fighters by unmarked former Soviet helicopters. Sgt. Kratt participates in the operation as a gunner on an MI-2 Hoplite, light transport helicopter.
* '''August 1, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt's helo carrying supplies explodes on the ground near Tehran. Sgt. Kratt is severly injured from shrapnel, broken bones, and a concussion after being ejected from the cargo hold by the force of the explosion.
* '''August 16, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt is rescued by Special Operations forces after spending 15 days behind enemy lines. Kratt is awarded POW/MIA ribbon and Purple Heart.

===== Solar Strike Force Files=====

By Order of President Equinus;

Let it be known that Karl B. Kratt has been drafted into the Solar Strike Force and is to be given full rights and responsibilities of the rank of Sergeant. He is to report directly to Sergeant Arthur J. Greystoke and President Equinus for all orders.

===SGT Emerald Lotus===
[[Image:Emerald_Lotus_III.jpg|right|thumb|166px|SGT Emerald Lotus]]
'''SGT Emerald Lotus''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
SGT Lotus is a member of the Napaj Ground Defense Force's Intelligence bureau, and was one of the first people to question SGT Kratt in Issue 3. As far as her life goes, she was a fairly normal woman, though because she is a red panda, there is a glass ceiling built into Napaj society that keeps her from acieving.

===Princess Shani===

'''Princess Shani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, appearing in only 2 comics, but she has appeared in a short, two page comic called ''Shani: Princess of Nubisia''. She has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Shani.jpg|left|thumb|72px|Princess Shani]]
Princess Shani was the former Princess of Nubisia before the Country was conquered by North Zacrifa. Her parents were murded before her eyes and she was shipped off to Artidea to become a slave for it's King. Little did she know, the King of Artidea made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep her until she was 18. When the King refused, Bajer had [[Lynx Wilde]] kill him in cold blood. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in her; she is a hybrid capable of controlling sand.

===Prince Khalfani===

'''Prince Khalfani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, and appears only in 2 comics; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Khalcolorhead.jpg|right|thumb|117px|Prince Khalfani]]
Prince Khalfani is the son of an Artidean Lord and a Nubisian Lady. He was just about to join his father in Artidea when the North Zafricans invaded. He and his mother were captured, both were turned into slaves of the king. Little did he know, the King of North Zafrica made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep him until he was mature. Khalfani was freed by SGT Kratt and extradited to the United Species, but not without a vigorous fight with Bajer and Lynx. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in him; he is a hybrid capable of controlling pigmentation in his fur and eyes.

===Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger===

'''Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger is a member of the United Kingdoms Joint Air Force, and meets SGT Kratt later on in the series. She eventually becomes romantically involved with the fur, and ends up taking the plunge with him.

===1-378th AVN===

[[Image:1-378avn.png|right|thumb|200px]]
'''Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard''' is a fictitious [[Wikipedia:Army National Guard|Army National Guard]] unit based out of Kalispell, Montana, which appears in the [[Extinctioners]] fan comic, Codename Werewolf.

====Unit Patch====

=====The Phoenix Bird=====
The 378th AVN was created from the old 189th AVN out of Helena, Montana, so a phoenix was the perfect choice as it arose from the ashes of another squadron.

=====Squadron Colors=====
*Black: Symbolizes night and the darkness, the void from which the Battalion came. It also has the connotation of stealthiness, since helicopters have the tendency to be the first into a county in the dead of night.
*Red: Blood and fire, both of which were used in the creation of the United States and in the creation of the 378th AVN. Red is used to honor those who gave their lives for their country.
*Yellow/Gold: Peace and happiness, which come from the eternal vigillance.

=====Name=====
Because they rose from the ashes, the 378th wanted to be called the Phoenix, but because an Aviation Battalion in Arizona already had that name, the 378th opted to change the name by one letter, so they removed the "o".

==Plot Summaries==

'''Warning, there are some spoiler here. Read at your own Risk'''

===Volume 1, Issue 1: ''Origins Part 1''===
Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]], after they mistake his helicopter for one carrying Delta Force operatives. He arrives shortly after the first few abductions occur along with the destruction of the Space Station Alopex. After his helicopter crashes into a skyscraper in downtown [[Yukoutoki Major]], the sergeant is accidentally shot by the [[Andorozon]] [[Tsuneko]] in a friendly fire incident. He is saved only when [[Dr. Ken Donnoura]] tries an experimental surgery on his heart using nanites. The nanites repair Kratt's heart, but also turn him into a humanimal. When he awakens from his two month sleep session, he finds the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] (ECS) are ransacking [[Sei Ryu Labs]].

===Volume 1, Issue 2: ''Origins Part 2''===
Sgt. Kratt is taken to the [[Evil Cat Sister]]'s Cat Carrier off the coast of Napaj. After hours of hero worship and a showing of ''Behind Enemy Lines VII: The Karl Kratt Story'', SGT Kratt begins to seek out what has happened to Earth since he left. Once he discovers that Earth has drastically changed in the past 200 plus years he was missing, Zora gives him a briefing on the situation; A group of terrorists have taken over the capital building of Napaj. With this information planted in his head, he sets out to aid the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] invasion. But before he can head out, [[Dr. Hilda Van Burden]] and [[Tonya DeFault]] attempt to restore his humanity to him, but instead, give him the power to transform into a human from a humanimal. '''''Currently in Production'''''

===Volume 1, Issue 3: ''Origins Part 3''===
Sgt. Kratt goes into a hot Landing Zone to rescue a group of Cat Soldiers. His helicopter is severely damaged and crashes into the war-torn landscape. He is surrounded, and begins to relive the 16 days in Iran. After a very hard fought skirmish, SGT Kratt surrenders, only to find his captors are the [[Extinctioners]] , who hand him over to the Napaj Ground Defense Force. While waiting in an abandoned warehouse, [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]] transport in and give him the time transporter. Kratt finally makes his way to Acirema and into the hands of the Solar Strike Force, where he is given 2 choices; Join the Solar Strike Force or become an experiment.

===Volume 1, Issue 4: ''Strandwolf''===
Sgt. Kratt is now sent into the deserts of Atridea and Zacrifa to fulfill a special mission; deny the hybrids [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] desperately wants.

===Volume 1, Issue 5: ''Eden''===
Sgt. Kratt and [[Sgt. Greystoke]] are sent to Ursidania to check on a proposed missile defense system. But a letter from [[Scarlet Ann Starfox]] and [[Phenix]] causes Kratt to change plans. His Mission; To recruit [[Lucus Lobo]] and his sister [[Kyrstin]] to fight in a coming war against the humans.

===Special Mission 1: ''Mirror, Mirrow''===
In honor of Star Trek's 40th Anniversary, Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into a mirror universe where he meets his evil self; an Air Force Major that is a member of the Trackers.

===Volume 2, Issue 1: ''Blitzkrieg''===
No Summary has been announced as of yet.

=Trivia=
* Kratt's squadron is named in honor of [[Phenix]], a character from the [[Extinctioners]].
* Codename Werewolf is one of the few comics to make fun of the movie ''Big'' starring Tom Hanks. This happens on page 21 of Volume 1 Issue 1.
* Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico, is the alternate name of the famous Area 51. In the story, Groom Lake
* According to Codename Werewolf, Delta Force is housed in Groom Lake and functions as its security force.
* Codename Werewolf was originally supposed to be a Stargate SG-1/Extinctioners Crossover, but the idea was scrapped.
* The writer and artist, Karl Kratt, was honorably discharged from the Air Foce Academy in December 2005 and joined the Montana National Guard in January 2006. He was forced to leave in May of that year because of an Naval Rerserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship. Currently, he is back in the National Guard, this time in Washington in the 168th Aviation Battalion.
* SGT Kratt fairly mimmics the writer's life with few exceptions, one being SGT Kratt stays in the National Guard and makes a career, rather than gets out because of a scholarship.
* Originally, SGT Kratt was Lieutenant Kratt. When he left the Academy, the character was changed to Warrant Officer Kratt. He became SGT Kratt just before the story was first drawn in February 2006.
* One idea that was passed around was for Lieutenant Kratt to make an appearance as some kind of Android. This idea has not been taken into consideration for any future comics.
* In the Codename Werewolf Earth, the United States military still has the same uniforms from Vietnam, though the black beret and the Army Combat Uniform have been instated as the more common uniforms worm by servicemen.
* SGT Kratt was never allowed to wear his Purple Heart or his POW/MIA ribbon when he was alive, since his mission was strictly classified. It wasn't until 2109, 100 years after Operation Leap Frog ended, when the whole operation was declassified and the records made public.

Codename Werewolf

2007-01-10T07:42:53Z

Hyenafur: /* Plot Summaries */

[[Image:Codenamewerewolf.jpg|right|thumb|145px|The cover to [[Codename Werewolf]]]]'''Codename Werewolf''' is an [[Extinctioners]] fan webcomic created by [[Karl Kratt]] which aims to fill in certain background details of the Extinctioners setting, combined with humor about movies, music, the military, and politics. One issue has been released with another still in production.

==Series Summary==

[[Codename Werewolf]] is the story of a United States Soldier thrown several thousand years into the future by mistake, and how he deals with the new life thrust upon him.

==Characters==

Characters that are not in the Extinctioners comics.

'''Warning: Spoilers'''

===Sgt. Kratt===
'''Sgt. Kratt''' is the lead character in Codename Werewolf; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Charactersheet2.jpg|thumb|100px|Sgt. Kratt]]
Sgt. Karl B. Kratt is a human who serves as an Aviation Operations Specialist at Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard, before being accidentally sent forward into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]]. Once there, his life is saved by Dr. Ken Donnoura, who performs an experimental heart surgery by injecting him with [[Wikipedia:Nanite|nanites]]. The experimental procedure had the side effect of turning him into a humanimal, specifically an anthropomorphic brown hyena. Eventually he is given the power to transform back into a human almost at will, along with a time transportation device.

==== Service Record ====

* '''June 29, 2005 - December 12, 2005''': Attended United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Honorably Discharged. Recommended for continuing service.
* '''June 26, 2006 - December 11, 2012:''' Joined Montana Army National Guard as a 15P, Aviation Operations Specialist, with the rank of Private. Attached to 1-189th AVN upon completion of Basic Training. Re-assigned to 1-378th AVN after tour of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Received GWT Expeditionary Medal and National Defense.
* '''December 11, 2012''': Sgt. Kratt is missing and presumed dead after his helicopter reportedly crashed into a mountain near Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico.

===== Additional Service Record Declassified as of December 11, 2109 =====

* '''May 29, 2009''': Operation Leap Frog begins following the destablization of Iran into civil war in the preceding month. Operation Leap Frog involves the delivery of weapons and supplies to anti-Mullah and anti-extremist guerilla fighters by unmarked former Soviet helicopters. Sgt. Kratt participates in the operation as a gunner on an MI-2 Hoplite, light transport helicopter.
* '''August 1, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt's helo carrying supplies explodes on the ground near Tehran. Sgt. Kratt is severly injured from shrapnel, broken bones, and a concussion after being ejected from the cargo hold by the force of the explosion.
* '''August 16, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt is rescued by Special Operations forces after spending 15 days behind enemy lines. Kratt is awarded POW/MIA ribbon and Purple Heart.

===== Solar Strike Force Files=====

By Order of President Equinus;

Let it be known that Karl B. Kratt has been drafted into the Solar Strike Force and is to be given full rights and responsibilities of the rank of Sergeant. He is to report directly to Sergeant Arthur J. Greystoke and President Equinus for all orders.

===SGT Emerald Lotus===
[[Image:Emerald_Lotus_III.jpg|right|thumb|166px|SGT Emerald Lotus]]
'''SGT Emerald Lotus''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
SGT Lotus is a member of the Napaj Ground Defense Force's Intelligence bureau, and was one of the first people to question SGT Kratt in Issue 3. As far as her life goes, she was a fairly normal woman, though because she is a red panda, there is a glass ceiling built into Napaj society that keeps her from acieving.

===Princess Shani===

'''Princess Shani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, appearing in only 2 comics, but she has appeared in a short, two page comic called ''Shani: Princess of Nubisia''. She has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Shani.jpg|left|thumb|72px|Princess Shani]]
Princess Shani was the former Princess of Nubisia before the Country was conquered by North Zacrifa. Her parents were murded before her eyes and she was shipped off to Artidea to become a slave for it's King. Little did she know, the King of Artidea made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep her until she was 18. When the King refused, Bajer had [[Lynx Wilde]] kill him in cold blood. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in her; she is a hybrid capable of controlling sand.

===Prince Khalfani===

'''Prince Khalfani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, and appears only in 2 comics; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Khalcolorhead.jpg|right|thumb|117px|Prince Khalfani]]
Prince Khalfani is the son of an Artidean Lord and a Nubisian Lady. He was just about to join his father in Artidea when the North Zafricans invaded. He and his mother were captured, both were turned into slaves of the king. Little did he know, the King of North Zafrica made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep him until he was mature. Khalfani was freed by SGT Kratt and extradited to the United Species, but not without a vigorous fight with Bajer and Lynx. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in him; he is a hybrid capable of controlling pigmentation in his fur and eyes.

===Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger===

'''Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger is a member of the United Kingdoms Joint Air Force, and meets SGT Kratt later on in the series. She eventually becomes romantically involved with the fur, and ends up taking the plunge with him.

===1-378th AVN===

[[Image:1-378avn.png|right|thumb|200px]]
'''Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard''' is a fictitious [[Wikipedia:Army National Guard|Army National Guard]] unit based out of Kalispell, Montana, which appears in the [[Extinctioners]] fan comic, Codename Werewolf.

====Unit Patch====

=====The Phoenix Bird=====
The 378th AVN was created from the old 189th AVN out of Helena, Montana, so a phoenix was the perfect choice as it arose from the ashes of another squadron.

=====Squadron Colors=====
*Black: Symbolizes night and the darkness, the void from which the Battalion came. It also has the connotation of stealthiness, since helicopters have the tendency to be the first into a county in the dead of night.
*Red: Blood and fire, both of which were used in the creation of the United States and in the creation of the 378th AVN. Red is used to honor those who gave their lives for their country.
*Yellow/Gold: Peace and happiness, which come from the eternal vigillance.

=====Name=====
Because they rose from the ashes, the 378th wanted to be called the Phoenix, but because an Aviation Battalion in Arizona already had that name, the 378th opted to change the name by one letter, so they removed the "o".

==Plot Summaries==

'''Warning, there are some spoiler here. Read at your own Risk'''

===Volume 1, Issue 1: ''Origins Part 1''===
Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]], after they mistake his helicopter for one carrying Delta Force operatives. He arrives shortly after the first few abductions occur along with the destruction of the Space Station Alopex. After his helicopter crashes into a skyscraper in downtown [[Yukoutoki Major]], the sergeant is accidentally shot by the [[Andorozon]] [[Tsuneko]] in a friendly fire incident. He is saved only when [[Dr. Ken Donnoura]] tries an experimental surgery on his heart using nanites. The nanites repair Kratt's heart, but also turn him into a humanimal. When he awakens from his two month sleep session, he finds the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] (ECS) are ransacking [[Sei Ryu Labs]].

===Volume 1, Issue 2: ''Origins Part 2''===
Sgt. Kratt is taken to the [[Evil Cat Sister]]'s Cat Carrier off the coast of Napaj. After hours of hero worship and a showing of ''Behind Enemy Lines VII: The Karl Kratt Story'', SGT Kratt begins to seek out what has happened to Earth since he left. Once he discovers that Earth has drastically changed in the past 200 plus years he was missing, Zora gives him a briefing on the situation; A group of terrorists have taken over the capital building of Napaj. With this information planted in his head, he sets out to aid the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] invasion. But before he can head out, [[Dr. Hilda Van Burden]] and [[Tonya DeFault]] attempt to restore his humanity to him, but instead, give him the power to transform into a human from a humanimal. '''''Currently in Production'''''

===Volume 1, Issue 3: ''Origins Part 3''===
Sgt. Kratt goes into a hot Landing Zone to rescue a group of Cat Soldiers. His helicopter is severely damaged and crashes into the war-torn landscape. He is surrounded, and begins to relive the 16 days in Iran. After a very hard fought skirmish, SGT Kratt surrenders, only to find his captors are the [[Extinctioners]] , who hand him over to the Napaj Ground Defense Force. While waiting in an abandoned warehouse, [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]] transport in and give him the time transporter. Kratt finally makes his way to Acirema and into the hands of the Solar Strike Force, where he is given 2 choices; Join the Solar Strike Force or become an experiment.

===Volume 1, Issue 4: ''Strandwolf''===
Sgt. Kratt is now sent into the deserts of Atridea and Zacrifa to fulfill a special mission; deny the hybrids [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] desperately wants.

===Volume 1, Issue 5: ''Eden''===
Sgt. Kratt and [[Sgt. Greystoke]] are sent to Ursidania to check on a proposed missile defense system. But a letter from [[Scarlet Ann Starfox]] and [[Phenix]] causes Kratt to change plans. His Mission; To recruit [[Lucus Lobo]] and his sister [[Kyrstin]] to fight in a coming war against the humans.

===Special Mission 1: ''Mirror, Mirrow''===
In honor of Star Trek's 40th Anniversary, Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into a mirror universe where he meets his evil self; an Air Force Major that is a member of the Trackers.

===Volume 2, Issue 1: ''Blitzkrieg''===
No Summary has been announced as of yet.

=Trivia=
* Kratt's squadron is named in honor of [[Phenix]], a character from the [[Extinctioners]].
* Codename Werewolf is one of the few comics to make fun of the movie ''Big'' starring Tom Hanks. This happens on page 21 of Volume 1 Issue 1.
* Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico, is the alternate name of the famous Area 51. In the story, Groom Lake
* According to Codename Werewolf, Delta Force is housed in Groom Lake and functions as its security force.
* Codename Werewolf was originally supposed to be a Stargate SG-1/Extinctioners Crossover, but the idea was scrapped.
* The writer and artist, Karl Kratt, was honorably discharged from the Air Foce Academy in December 2005 and joined the Montana National Guard in January 2006. He was forced to leave in May of that year because of an Naval Rerserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship. Currently, he is back in the National Guard, this time in Washington in the 168th Aviation Battalion.
* SGT Kratt fairly mimmics the writer's life with few exceptions, one being SGT Kratt stays in the National Guard and makes a career, rather than gets out because of a scholarship.
* Originally, SGT Kratt was Lieutenant Kratt. When he left the Academy, the character was changed to Warrant Officer Kratt.
* One idea that was passed around was for Lieutenant Kratt to make an appearance as some kind of Android. This idea has not been taken into consideration for any future comics.
* In the Codename Werewolf Earth, the United States military still has the same uniforms from Vietnam, though the black beret and the Army Combat Uniform have been instated as the more common uniforms worm by servicemen.
* SGT Kratt was never allowed to wear his Purple Heart or his POW/MIA ribbon when he was alive, since his mission was strictly classified. It wasn't until 2109, 100 years after Operation Leap Frog ended, when the whole operation was declassified and the records made public.

Talk:Codename Werewolf

2007-01-10T07:41:08Z

Hyenafur:

[http://jaxpad.com/users/hyenafur/2388 This image seems to be] the "cover." That should be used instead of page one, I think. --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 03:51, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

Why is it named "Codename Werewolf" if the character in question is a hyena? Just curious. --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 05:47, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

It's because of his powers. [[Karl Kratt]]

Codename Werewolf

2007-01-10T07:33:17Z

Hyenafur:

[[Image:Codenamewerewolf.jpg|right|thumb|145px|The cover to [[Codename Werewolf]]]]'''Codename Werewolf''' is an [[Extinctioners]] fan webcomic created by [[Karl Kratt]] which aims to fill in certain background details of the Extinctioners setting, combined with humor about movies, music, the military, and politics. One issue has been released with another still in production.

==Series Summary==

[[Codename Werewolf]] is the story of a United States Soldier thrown several thousand years into the future by mistake, and how he deals with the new life thrust upon him.

==Characters==

Characters that are not in the Extinctioners comics.

'''Warning: Spoilers'''

===Sgt. Kratt===
'''Sgt. Kratt''' is the lead character in Codename Werewolf; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Charactersheet2.jpg|thumb|100px|Sgt. Kratt]]
Sgt. Karl B. Kratt is a human who serves as an Aviation Operations Specialist at Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard, before being accidentally sent forward into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]]. Once there, his life is saved by Dr. Ken Donnoura, who performs an experimental heart surgery by injecting him with [[Wikipedia:Nanite|nanites]]. The experimental procedure had the side effect of turning him into a humanimal, specifically an anthropomorphic brown hyena. Eventually he is given the power to transform back into a human almost at will, along with a time transportation device.

==== Service Record ====

* '''June 29, 2005 - December 12, 2005''': Attended United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Honorably Discharged. Recommended for continuing service.
* '''June 26, 2006 - December 11, 2012:''' Joined Montana Army National Guard as a 15P, Aviation Operations Specialist, with the rank of Private. Attached to 1-189th AVN upon completion of Basic Training. Re-assigned to 1-378th AVN after tour of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Received GWT Expeditionary Medal and National Defense.
* '''December 11, 2012''': Sgt. Kratt is missing and presumed dead after his helicopter reportedly crashed into a mountain near Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico.

===== Additional Service Record Declassified as of December 11, 2109 =====

* '''May 29, 2009''': Operation Leap Frog begins following the destablization of Iran into civil war in the preceding month. Operation Leap Frog involves the delivery of weapons and supplies to anti-Mullah and anti-extremist guerilla fighters by unmarked former Soviet helicopters. Sgt. Kratt participates in the operation as a gunner on an MI-2 Hoplite, light transport helicopter.
* '''August 1, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt's helo carrying supplies explodes on the ground near Tehran. Sgt. Kratt is severly injured from shrapnel, broken bones, and a concussion after being ejected from the cargo hold by the force of the explosion.
* '''August 16, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt is rescued by Special Operations forces after spending 15 days behind enemy lines. Kratt is awarded POW/MIA ribbon and Purple Heart.

===== Solar Strike Force Files=====

By Order of President Equinus;

Let it be known that Karl B. Kratt has been drafted into the Solar Strike Force and is to be given full rights and responsibilities of the rank of Sergeant. He is to report directly to Sergeant Arthur J. Greystoke and President Equinus for all orders.

===SGT Emerald Lotus===
[[Image:Emerald_Lotus_III.jpg|right|thumb|166px|SGT Emerald Lotus]]
'''SGT Emerald Lotus''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
SGT Lotus is a member of the Napaj Ground Defense Force's Intelligence bureau, and was one of the first people to question SGT Kratt in Issue 3. As far as her life goes, she was a fairly normal woman, though because she is a red panda, there is a glass ceiling built into Napaj society that keeps her from acieving.

===Princess Shani===

'''Princess Shani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, appearing in only 2 comics, but she has appeared in a short, two page comic called ''Shani: Princess of Nubisia''. She has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Shani.jpg|left|thumb|72px|Princess Shani]]
Princess Shani was the former Princess of Nubisia before the Country was conquered by North Zacrifa. Her parents were murded before her eyes and she was shipped off to Artidea to become a slave for it's King. Little did she know, the King of Artidea made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep her until she was 18. When the King refused, Bajer had [[Lynx Wilde]] kill him in cold blood. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in her; she is a hybrid capable of controlling sand.

===Prince Khalfani===

'''Prince Khalfani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, and appears only in 2 comics; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Khalcolorhead.jpg|right|thumb|117px|Prince Khalfani]]
Prince Khalfani is the son of an Artidean Lord and a Nubisian Lady. He was just about to join his father in Artidea when the North Zafricans invaded. He and his mother were captured, both were turned into slaves of the king. Little did he know, the King of North Zafrica made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep him until he was mature. Khalfani was freed by SGT Kratt and extradited to the United Species, but not without a vigorous fight with Bajer and Lynx. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in him; he is a hybrid capable of controlling pigmentation in his fur and eyes.

===Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger===

'''Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger is a member of the United Kingdoms Joint Air Force, and meets SGT Kratt later on in the series. She eventually becomes romantically involved with the fur, and ends up taking the plunge with him.

===1-378th AVN===

[[Image:1-378avn.png|right|thumb|200px]]
'''Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard''' is a fictitious [[Wikipedia:Army National Guard|Army National Guard]] unit based out of Kalispell, Montana, which appears in the [[Extinctioners]] fan comic, Codename Werewolf.

====Unit Patch====

=====The Phoenix Bird=====
The 378th AVN was created from the old 189th AVN out of Helena, Montana, so a phoenix was the perfect choice as it arose from the ashes of another squadron.

=====Squadron Colors=====
*Black: Symbolizes night and the darkness, the void from which the Battalion came. It also has the connotation of stealthiness, since helicopters have the tendency to be the first into a county in the dead of night.
*Red: Blood and fire, both of which were used in the creation of the United States and in the creation of the 378th AVN. Red is used to honor those who gave their lives for their country.
*Yellow/Gold: Peace and happiness, which come from the eternal vigillance.

=====Name=====
Because they rose from the ashes, the 378th wanted to be called the Phoenix, but because an Aviation Battalion in Arizona already had that name, the 378th opted to change the name by one letter, so they removed the "o".

==Plot Summaries==

Warning, there are some spoiler here. Read at your own Risk

===Volume 1, Issue 1: ''Origins Part 1''===
Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]], after they mistake his helicopter for one carrying Delta Force operatives. He arrives shortly after the first few abductions occur along with the destruction of the Space Station Alopex. After his helicopter crashes into a skyscraper in downtown [[Yukoutoki Major]], the sergeant is accidentally shot by the [[Andorozon]] [[Tsuneko]] in a friendly fire incident. He is saved only when [[Dr. Ken Donnoura]] tries an experimental surgery on his heart using nanites. The nanites repair Kratt's heart, but also turn him into a humanimal. When he awakens from his two month sleep session, he finds the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] (ECS) are ransacking [[Sei Ryu Labs]].

===Volume 1, Issue 2: ''Origins Part 2''===
Sgt. Kratt is taken to the [[Evil Cat Sister]]'s Cat Carrier off the coast of Napaj. After hours of hero worship and a showing of ''Behind Enemy Lines VII: The Karl Kratt Story'', SGT Kratt begins to seek out what has happened to Earth since he left. Once he discovers that Earth has drastically changed in the past 200 plus years he was missing, Zora gives him a briefing on the situation; A group of terrorists have taken over the capital building of Napaj. With this information planted in his head, he sets out to aid the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] invasion. But before he can head out, [[Dr. Hilda Van Burden]] and [[Tonya DeFault]] attempt to restore his humanity to him, but instead, give him the power to transform into a human from a humanimal. '''''Currently in Production'''''

===Volume 1, Issue 3: ''Origins Part 3''===
Sgt. Kratt goes into a hot Landing Zone to rescue a group of Cat Soldiers. His helicopter is severely damaged and crashes into the war-torn landscape. He is surrounded, and begins to relive the 16 days in Iran. After a very hard fought skirmish, SGT Kratt surrenders, only to find his captors are the [[Extinctioners]] , who hand him over to the Napaj Ground Defense Force. While waiting in an abandoned warehouse, [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]] transport in and give him the time transporter. Kratt finally makes his way to Acirema and into the hands of the Solar Strike Force, where he is given 2 choices; Join the Solar Strike Force or become an experiment.

===Volume 1, Issue 4: ''Strandwolf''===
Sgt. Kratt is now sent into the deserts of Atridea and Zacrifa to fulfill a special mission; deny the hybrids [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] desperately wants.

===Volume 1, Issue 5: ''Eden''===
Sgt. Kratt and [[Sgt. Greystoke]] are sent to Ursidania to check on a proposed missile defense system. But a letter from [[Scarlet Ann Starfox]] and [[Phenix]] causes Kratt to change plans. His Mission; To recruit [[Lucus Lobo]] and his sister [[Kyrstin]] to fight in a coming war against the humans.

===Special Mission 1: ''Mirror, Mirrow''===
In honor of Star Trek's 40th Anniversary, Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into a mirror universe where he meets his evil self; an Air Force Major that is a member of the Trackers.

===Volume 2, Issue 1: ''Blitzkrieg''===
No Summary has been announced as of yet.

=Trivia=
* Kratt's squadron is named in honor of [[Phenix]], a character from the [[Extinctioners]].
* Codename Werewolf is one of the few comics to make fun of the movie ''Big'' starring Tom Hanks. This happens on page 21 of Volume 1 Issue 1.
* Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico, is the alternate name of the famous Area 51. In the story, Groom Lake
* According to Codename Werewolf, Delta Force is housed in Groom Lake and functions as its security force.
* Codename Werewolf was originally supposed to be a Stargate SG-1/Extinctioners Crossover, but the idea was scrapped.
* The writer and artist, Karl Kratt, was honorably discharged from the Air Foce Academy in December 2005 and joined the Montana National Guard in January 2006. He was forced to leave in May of that year because of an Naval Rerserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship. Currently, he is back in the National Guard, this time in Washington in the 168th Aviation Battalion.
* SGT Kratt fairly mimmics the writer's life with few exceptions, one being SGT Kratt stays in the National Guard and makes a career, rather than gets out because of a scholarship.
* Originally, SGT Kratt was Lieutenant Kratt. When he left the Academy, the character was changed to Warrant Officer Kratt.
* One idea that was passed around was for Lieutenant Kratt to make an appearance as some kind of Android. This idea has not been taken into consideration for any future comics.
* In the Codename Werewolf Earth, the United States military still has the same uniforms from Vietnam, though the black beret and the Army Combat Uniform have been instated as the more common uniforms worm by servicemen.
* SGT Kratt was never allowed to wear his Purple Heart or his POW/MIA ribbon when he was alive, since his mission was strictly classified. It wasn't until 2109, 100 years after Operation Leap Frog ended, when the whole operation was declassified and the records made public.

Talk:Extinctioners

2007-01-10T07:32:13Z

Hyenafur: /* Request for Information */

==Page Organization==
Given that this page is currently 55KB long and has a couple of dozen graphics on it, I'd like to suggest that we split this up into a main page for the Extinctioners and a seperate page for details of each character. Thoughts? --[[User:Dmuth|Giza]] 14:13, 5 June 2006 (UTC)

:That makes a lot of sense to me. -- [[User:Sine|Sine]] 17:46, 5 June 2006 (UTC)

:Indeed. Perhaps "Character name (Extinctioners)" as a title so it's clear they're linked to this comic, and <nowiki>[[Category:Extinctioners characters]]</nowiki> as a subcategory of Comic characters? --[[User:GreenReaper|GreenReaper]]([[User talk:GreenReaper|talk]]) 17:53, 5 June 2006 (UTC)

Is this what you meant or have I made a mistake?[[User:RVDDP2501|RVDDP2501]] 22:07, 5 June 2006 (UTC)

:That seems to be fine - I think it's what Giza and Sine were suggesting . . . --[[User:GreenReaper|GreenReaper]]([[User talk:GreenReaper|talk]]) 22:48, 5 June 2006 (UTC)

Ok, I JUST "TRUELY" FINISHED editing the page, please let me know what you think of both the main page and the individual ones as well and if there is anything else you all think need to be done, I want to make things as pleasing to everyone as possible, thank you.[[User:RVDDP2501|RVDDP2501]] 00:47, 6 June 2006 (UTC)

What happened to my character pages and whats with all the clean ups, how can you clean them up anymore?[[User:RVDDP2501|RVDDP2501]] 21:05, 6 June 2006 (UTC)

== Fan-created Characters ==

There's at least one fan-comic character (which has not appeared in the comic) in the main character listing. Should these be separated out into a separate character or otherwise marked as such? That would make sense to me, but I don't have enough knowledge of the series to do this myself. --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 01:31, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

:Ah, good observation. The person who the character is based on has a page of his own, but the character doesn't so it apparently links to the entry for the actual person instead. We'll have to confer with Shawntae or Cdr. Wise himself to work out an entry for his character. [[User:Aelius|Aelius]] 01:51, 10 January 2007 (UTC)
:I agree. There needs to be a listing of canon characters and then maybe fan-created ones. I'm unfamiliar with the title, so we need someone knowledgable on the subject to review the list.--[[User:KendricksRedtail|Kendricks Redtail]] 01:54, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

:: There are other examples, such as the [[Sgt. Kratt]] character from the fan-comic [[Codename Werewolf]]. I think characters that originate in fan works should not be listed in with "real" characters. --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 01:53, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

:Yes! I totally agree with that, I have reverted it back to my last edit, what else would you suggest I do? - [[User:RVDDP2501|RVDDP2501]] 01:56, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

===EVERYBODY STOP!===
I'm not going to sit here and watch [[User:RVDDP2501|RVDDP2501]] and [[User:HyenaFur|HyenaFur]] sit and revert each others edits to this article! If you two don't CUT it out, I will make sure you both receive warnings! Play nice, play fair!--[[User:KendricksRedtail|Kendricks Redtail]] 02:21, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

:OK, guys. Please state your arguments for the changes to be made to this page, and try to come to some sort of an agreement rather than just reverting one another. --[[User:GreenReaper|GreenReaper]]([[User talk:GreenReaper|talk]]) 02:26, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

Look, there was a dispute over 5 characters; Akina, Foxstar, Kronis, Miki, Rokko, and SGT Kratt. Akina has yet to appear in a comic, but she is a cannon character. Foxstar has appeared in several pictures with Phenix. Kronis can be considered a fan character because he appeared in a fan comic in Issue 14 and 15. Miki and Rokko are two flying squirrels that appear on pate 17 of Issue 15. SGT Kratt was a character made in a fan comic known as Codename Werewolf which appeared on the internet within 1 week of the printing of Issue 15. It did not make the cut for the Third annual or the next Extinctioners issue due to two reasons; 1. It was not made in time for the annual. 2. Shawntae Howard already had several storylines that needed to be closed, so it was not feasable to have it put in the next Extinctioners Issue. {{unsigned|Hyenafur}}

Ok... Well, my problem with this situation is that the pages being added are in regards to characters who are mainly those of fan fictions and should not be included. Also pages added that do concern canon character contain almost no relevent information as well as pictures with no licences. those are my problms with what is happening - [[User:RVDDP2501|RVDDP2501]] 02:36, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

I also want to say make something clear; the reason some of those are vague is because they've only briefly appeared in 1 issue and have yet to make another appearance. Plus, because of my comic, I know certain details that I have sworn never to reveal until they are published, and ironically, it concerns two squirrels. I also must say that no one outside of Shawntae Howard and Ken Singshow has ever taken Codename Werewolf seriously, and have continually called it just some piece of fan crap that has nothing cannon about it. On the contrary, I recieved cudoes from both comic artists on how I kept all the Andorozon characters in character. And had it not been for certain circumstances, it may well have been put in an Extinctioners Issue.

I have one other thing to say; if you're going to eliminate any fan characters, eliminate SGT Kratt, because Foxstar has more cannon cred than him, since he has been in many, many more pics with Phenix and Xenif than anyone else. {{unsigned|Hyenafur}}

:I don't read Extinctioners and I don't fully understand its layout. If it makes it into an issue, is it considered canon? Or is it like Star Wars Tales, which offers some non-canonical stories? Just remember that until its published it can only be considered fanfiction. Well-written fanfiction if you nailed character characterizations right. But ultimately fanfiction. On a seperate note, is this Foxstar considered canon? Just because he's been in a billion pictures doesn't cover legitimacy unless he is acknowledged by Shawn or Ken to be legit. Reading the article leaves that question very vague, so we'll let it slide until conclusive evidence may be found.

As for uploading pictures with no license, there are license options available in the upload menu. Please take time to familiarize yourself with them before you upload anything. Creating character stubs. Unless there's going to be more character information forthcoming, it's not a good idea to clutter the wiki with stubs. Not every character needs an article, especially if they're of minor importance. This isn't Star Wars where apparently the guy fondling himself in the back of the cantina is named Warf Mugato of Klendar IX, who flies the good ship Lollypop, blah blah blah, longer character history than Luke Skywalker.

Finally, my stance on fanfiction here. If it's a recurring character of a wellknown license, I suppose it's ok. I don't need all details though. All these articles could have been nicely summed up in a long article about Codename Werewolf. I appreciate all the incredible detail that went into creating your pocket universe, don't get me wrong. Also, let's avoid creating articles about Mary Sue's unless you're going to put background info about yourself in with it. I guess that's all I have to say about this. Ciao. Change your underpants.--[[User:KendricksRedtail|Kendricks Redtail]] 03:03, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

I must point out that you're arguement is flawed as soon as you made the statement about you don't read the comic. Since you have no experience I don't believe you have the right to make the calls. I've read all the comics and own them all. Look, Codename Werewolf is nothing like the whole Cantina example and it's definately not like Star Wars Tales. The whole story was written so it would be considered cannon rather than a collection of short stories. I wrote the comic so it would fit in perfectly with the storyline of the Extinctioners without a hitch.

:No single person has the "right" to make the calls. Even though you personally may be more familliar with the comic does not necessarily give you this "right", either. Articles on this wiki are written through consensus of multiple editors.
:In the case where edits are controversial, what we usually ask for is some sort of proof that can be provided for the article, usually in the form of a link to another website/blog/etc. Thsoe links are then cited in the main article, which usually satisfies the concerns of others. If you have any outside pages that we can cite in the article to back up your edits, please let us know. Thanks! --[[User:Dmuth|Douglas Muth]] 03:42, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

Foxstar is considered cannon even though he has yet to appear in a comic. To date, I am one of the few non-published Extinctioners fan comic artists only because of extrenuating circumstances. I also should point out that Commander Kitsune is also considered a canon character, because he is one of the commanders of the Solar Strike Force.

Look, I've had canon arguements with people before over Stargate SG-1 (it was mostly whether or not the ACU uniform was canon and whether or not it was canon to have a National Guardsmen in Cheyenne Mountain) and over Codename Werewolf, and it is always frustrating for be because no one has an open mind when I tell them about how Shawntae Howard and Ken Singshow liked it. {{unsigned|Hyenafur}}
::Look, I didn't compare your comic to Star Wars Tales. I compared Extinctioners to Star Wars Tales. As for the Cantina example, the point of that example is the fact that there are fans out there who have taken extras or background events and created whole backstories for these people, all of which are non-canon, unless recognized by Lucasfilm, Ltd. Which you just did. But for you, it's like me drawing a picture for Bill Holbrook of my fox character talking to Kevin and Kell and he said wow, I really liked it. Doesn't mean that you're gonna see me in the next strip or any other strip. Doesn't mean Ken Redtail now officially exists in the KnK universe. I have an extraordinarily open mind regarding these matters. I argue DC/Marvel canon all the time (and that's quite a feat with all their retcons!) So I have a tiny bit of authority, but not much.--[[User:KendricksRedtail|Kendricks Redtail]] 03:47, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

I didn't take a character and create a background. I created a character and storyline that I felt would be highly appealing to people, with the intent of trying to get published in an Extinctioners comic. There is a difference between the cantina example and what I did. The comic is recognized by Shawntae Howard and Ken Singshow, but it cannot be published at this point because of other issues. The preceding unsigned comment was added by Hyenafur

: Please sign your edits on this page with <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> And please read the license information about pictures, which is found here: [[WikiFur:Image use policy]] By uploading images without specifying a valid license or permission, you are subjecting WikiFur to potential legal problems. --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 03:30, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

=== Proposed Resolution ===

Add the following to the '''Fan Creations''' section:

:<nowiki>* [[Codename Werewolf]] is an Extinctioners fan comic created by [[Karl Kratt]], starring his character Sgt. Kratt.</nowiki>

(Code snippet above purposely uses <nowiki> tags for easier copy-and-paste.) This look good to go? --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 05:08, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

Thank you. ~~[[Karl Kratt]]

==Request for Information==

The publishing history only mentions 2 issues, the first issues of each volume. How many additional issues have been published? What is the current issue? --[[User:Lynn Onyx|Lynn Onyx]] 05:45, 10 January 2007 (UTC)

The current issue is Volume 2 Issue 15. [[Karl Kratt]]

Codename Werewolf

2007-01-10T07:16:26Z

Hyenafur:

[[Image:Codenamewerewolf.jpg|right|thumb|145px|The cover to [[Codename Werewolf]]]]'''Codename Werewolf''' is an [[Extinctioners]] fan webcomic created by [[Karl Kratt]] which aims to fill in certain background details of the Extinctioners setting, combined with humor about movies, music, the military, and politics. One issue has been released with another still in production.

==Series Summary==

[[Codename Werewolf]] is the story of a United States Soldier thrown several thousand years into the future by mistake, and how he deals with the new life thrust upon him.

==Characters==

Characters that are not in the Extinctioners comics.

'''Warning: Spoilers'''

===Sgt. Kratt===
'''Sgt. Kratt''' is the lead character in Codename Werewolf; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Charactersheet2.jpg|thumb|100px|Sgt. Kratt]]
Sgt. Karl B. Kratt is a human who serves as an Aviation Operations Specialist at Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard, before being accidentally sent forward into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]]. Once there, his life is saved by Dr. Ken Donnoura, who performs an experimental heart surgery by injecting him with [[Wikipedia:Nanite|nanites]]. The experimental procedure had the side effect of turning him into a humanimal, specifically an anthropomorphic brown hyena. Eventually he is given the power to transform back into a human almost at will, along with a time transportation device.

==== Service Record ====

* '''June 29, 2005 - December 12, 2005''': Attended United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Honorably Discharged. Recommended for continuing service.
* '''June 26, 2006 - December 11, 2012:''' Joined Montana Army National Guard as a 15P, Aviation Operations Specialist, with the rank of Private. Attached to 1-189th AVN upon completion of Basic Training. Re-assigned to 1-378th AVN after tour of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Received GWT Expeditionary Medal and National Defense.
* '''December 11, 2012''': Sgt. Kratt is missing and presumed dead after his helicopter reportedly crashed into a mountain near Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico.

===== Additional Service Record Declassified as of December 11, 2109 =====

* '''May 29, 2009''': Operation Leap Frog begins following the destablization of Iran into civil war in the preceding month. Operation Leap Frog involves the delivery of weapons and supplies to anti-Mullah and anti-extremist guerilla fighters by unmarked former Soviet helicopters. Sgt. Kratt participates in the operation as a gunner on an MI-2 Hoplite, light transport helicopter.
* '''August 1, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt's helo carrying supplies explodes on the ground near Tehran. Sgt. Kratt is severly injured from shrapnel, broken bones, and a concussion after being ejected from the cargo hold by the force of the explosion.
* '''August 16, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt is rescued by Special Operations forces after spending 15 days behind enemy lines. Kratt is awarded POW/MIA ribbon and Purple Heart.

===== Solar Strike Force Files=====

By Order of President Equinus;

Let it be known that Karl B. Kratt has been drafted into the Solar Strike Force and is to be given full rights and responsibilities of the rank of Sergeant. He is to report directly to Sergeant Arthur J. Greystoke and President Equinus for all orders.

===SGT Emerald Lotus===
[[Image:Emerald_Lotus_III.jpg|right|thumb|166px|SGT Emerald Lotus]]
'''SGT Emerald Lotus''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
SGT Lotus is a member of the Napaj Ground Defense Force's Intelligence bureau, and was one of the first people to question SGT Kratt in Issue 3. As far as her life goes, she was a fairly normal woman, though because she is a red panda, there is a glass ceiling built into Napaj society that keeps her from acieving.

===Princess Shani===

'''Princess Shani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, appearing in only 2 comics, but she has appeared in a short, two page comic called ''Shani: Princess of Nubisia''. She has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Shani.jpg|left|thumb|72px|Princess Shani]]
Princess Shani was the former Princess of Nubisia before the Country was conquered by North Zacrifa. Her parents were murded before her eyes and she was shipped off to Artidea to become a slave for it's King. Little did she know, the King of Artidea made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep her until she was 18. When the King refused, Bajer had [[Lynx Wilde]] kill him in cold blood. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in her; she is a hybrid capable of controlling sand.

===Prince Khalfani===

'''Prince Khalfani''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf, and appears only in 2 comics; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Khalcolorhead.jpg|right|thumb|117px|Prince Khalfani]]
Prince Khalfani is the son of an Artidean Lord and a Nubisian Lady. He was just about to join his father in Artidea when the North Zafricans invaded. He and his mother were captured, both were turned into slaves of the king. Little did he know, the King of North Zafrica made a deal with [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] to keep him until he was mature. Khalfani was freed by SGT Kratt and extradited to the United Species, but not without a vigorous fight with Bajer and Lynx. The reason [[Bajer Blaquestrype]] was so interested in him; he is a hybrid capable of controlling pigmentation in his fur and eyes.

===Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger===

'''Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger''' is a minor character in Codename Werewolf; she has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
Oberleutnant Ilse Sacha Kruger is a member of the United Kingdoms Joint Air Force, and meets SGT Kratt later on in the series. She eventually becomes romantically involved with the fur, and ends up taking the plunge with him.

===1-378th AVN===

[[Image:1-378avn.png|right|thumb|200px]]
'''Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard''' is a fictitious [[Wikipedia:Army National Guard|Army National Guard]] unit based out of Kalispell, Montana, which appears in the [[Extinctioners]] fan comic, Codename Werewolf.

====Unit Patch====

=====The Phoenix Bird=====
The 378th AVN was created from the old 189th AVN out of Helena, Montana, so a phoenix was the perfect choice as it arose from the ashes of another squadron.

=====Squadron Colors=====
*Black: Symbolizes night and the darkness, the void from which the Battalion came. It also has the connotation of stealthiness, since helicopters have the tendency to be the first into a county in the dead of night.
*Red: Blood and fire, both of which were used in the creation of the United States and in the creation of the 378th AVN. Red is used to honor those who gave their lives for their country.
*Yellow/Gold: Peace and happiness, which come from the eternal vigillance.

=====Name=====
Because they rose from the ashes, the 378th wanted to be called the Phoenix, but because an Aviation Battalion in Arizona already had that name, the 378th opted to change the name by one letter, so they removed the "o".

==Plot Summaries==

Warning, there are some spoiler here. Read at your own Risk

===Volume 1, Issue 1: ''Origins Part 1''===
Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]], after they mistake his helicopter for one carrying Delta Force operatives. He arrives shortly after the first few abductions occur along with the destruction of the Space Station Alopex. After his helicopter crashes into a skyscraper in downtown [[Yukoutoki Major]], the sergeant is accidentally shot by the [[Andorozon]] [[Tsuneko]] in a friendly fire incident. He is saved only when [[Dr. Ken Donnoura]] tries an experimental surgery on his heart using nanites. The nanites repair Kratt's heart, but also turn him into a humanimal. When he awakens from his two month sleep session, he finds the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] (ECS) are ransacking [[Sei Ryu Labs]].

===Volume 1, Issue 2: ''Origins Part 2''===
Sgt. Kratt is taken to the [[Evil Cat Sister]]'s Cat Carrier off the coast of Napaj. After hours of hero worship and a showing of ''Behind Enemy Lines VII: The Karl Kratt Story'', SGT Kratt begins to seek out what has happened to Earth since he left. Once he discovers that Earth has drastically changed in the past 200 plus years he was missing, Zora gives him a briefing on the situation; A group of terrorists have taken over the capital building of Napaj. With this information planted in his head, he sets out to aid the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] invasion. But before he can head out, [[Dr. Hilda Van Burden]] and [[Tonya DeFault]] attempt to restore his humanity to him, but instead, give him the power to transform into a human from a humanimal.

===Volume 1, Issue 3: ''Origins Part 3''===
Sgt. Kratt goes into a hot Landing Zone to rescue a group of Cat Soldiers. His helicopter is severely damaged and crashes into the war-torn landscape. After a very hard fought skirmish, SGT Kratt surrenders, only to find his captors are the [[Extinctioners]] , who hand him over to the Napaj Ground Defense Force. Kratt finally makes his way to Acirema and into the hands of the Solar Strike Force, where he is given 2 choices; Join the Solar Strike Force or become an experiment.

=Trivia=
* Kratt's squadron is named in honor of [[Phenix]], a character from the [[Extinctioners]].
* Codename Werewolf is one of the few comics to make fun of the movie ''Big'' starring Tom Hanks. This happens on page 21 of Volume 1 Issue 1.
* Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico, is the alternate name of the famous Area 51. In the story, Groom Lake
* According to Codename Werewolf, Delta Force is housed in Groom Lake and functions as its security force.
* Codename Werewolf was originally supposed to be a Stargate SG-1/Extinctioners Crossover, but the idea was scrapped.
* The writer and artist, Karl Kratt, was honorably discharged from the Air Foce Academy in December 2005 and joined the Montana National Guard in January 2006. He was forced to leave in May of that year because of an Naval Rerserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship. Currently, he is back in the National Guard, this time in Washington in the 168th Aviation Battalion.
* SGT Kratt fairly mimmics the writer's life with few exceptions, one being SGT Kratt stays in the National Guard and makes a career, rather than gets out because of a scholarship.
* Originally, SGT Kratt was Lieutenant Kratt. When he left the Academy, the character was changed to Warrant Officer Kratt.
* One idea that was passed around was for Lieutenant Kratt to make an appearance as some kind of Android. This idea has not been taken into consideration for any future comics.
* In the Codename Werewolf Earth, the United States military still has the same uniforms from Vietnam, though the black beret and the Army Combat Uniform have been instated as the more common uniforms worm by servicemen.
* SGT Kratt was never allowed to wear his Purple Heart or his POW/MIA ribbon when he was alive, since his mission was strictly classified. It wasn't until 2109, 100 years after Operation Leap Frog ended, when the whole operation was declassified and the records made public.

Codename Werewolf

2007-01-10T06:51:19Z

Hyenafur: /* Volume 1, Issue 2: ''Origins Part 2'' */

[[Image:Codenamewerewolf.jpg|right|thumb|145px|The cover to [[Codename Werewolf]]]]'''Codename Werewolf''' is an [[Extinctioners]] fan webcomic created by [[Karl Kratt]] which aims to fill in certain background details of the Extinctioners setting, combined with humor about movies, music, the military, and politics. One issue has been released with another still in production.

==Series Summary==

[[Codename Werewolf]] is the story of a United States Soldier thrown several thousand years into the future by mistake, and how he deals with the new life thrust upon him.

==Characters==

'''Warning: Spoilers'''

===Sgt. Kratt===
'''Sgt. Kratt''' is the lead character in Codename Werewolf; he has yet to appear in any [[Extinctioners]] comics.
[[Image:Charactersheet2.jpg|thumb|100px|Sgt. Kratt]]
Sgt. Karl B. Kratt is a human who serves as an Aviation Operations Specialist at Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard, before being accidentally sent forward into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]]. Once there, his life is saved by Dr. Ken Donnoura, who performs an experimental heart surgery by injecting him with [[Wikipedia:Nanite|nanites]]. The experimental procedure had the side effect of turning him into a humanimal, specifically an anthropomorphic brown hyena. Eventually he is given the power to transform back into a human almost at will, along with a time transportation device.

==== Service Record ====

* '''June 29, 2005 - December 12, 2005''': Attended United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Honorably Discharged. Recommended for continuing service.
* '''June 26, 2006 - December 11, 2012:''' Joined Montana Army National Guard as a 15P, Aviation Operations Specialist, with the rank of Private. Attached to 1-189th AVN upon completion of Basic Training. Re-assigned to 1-378th AVN after tour of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Received GWT Expeditionary Medal and National Defense.
* '''December 11, 2012''': Sgt. Kratt is missing and presumed dead after his helicopter reportedly crashed into a mountain near Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico.

===== Additional Service Record Declassified as of December 11, 2109 =====

* '''May 29, 2009''': Operation Leap Frog begins following the destablization of Iran into civil war in the preceding month. Operation Leap Frog involves the delivery of weapons and supplies to anti-Mullah and anti-extremist guerilla fighters by unmarked former Soviet helicopters. Sgt. Kratt participates in the operation as a gunner on an MI-2 Hoplite, light transport helicopter.
* '''August 1, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt's helo carrying supplies explodes on the ground near Tehran. Sgt. Kratt is severly injured from shrapnel, broken bones, and a concussion after being ejected from the cargo hold by the force of the explosion.
* '''August 16, 2009''': Sgt. Kratt is rescued by Special Operations forces after spending 15 days behind enemy lines. Kratt is awarded POW/MIA ribbon and Purple Heart.

===== Solar Strike Force Files=====

By Order of President Equinus;

Let it be known that Karl B. Kratt has been drafted into the Solar Strike Force and is to be given full rights and responsibilities of the rank of Sergeant. He is to report directly to Sergeant Arthur J. Greystoke and President Equinus for all orders.

===1-378th AVN===

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'''Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 378th Combat Support Aviation, Montana Army National Guard''' is a fictitious [[Wikipedia:Army National Guard|Army National Guard]] unit based out of Kalispell, Montana, which appears in the [[Extinctioners]] fan comic, Codename Werewolf.

====Unit Patch====

=====The Phoenix Bird=====
The 378th AVN was created from the old 189th AVN out of Helena, Montana, so a phoenix was the perfect choice as it arose from the ashes of another squadron.

=====Squadron Colors=====
*Black: Symbolizes night and the darkness, the void from which the Battalion came. It also has the connotation of stealthiness, since helicopters have the tendency to be the first into a county in the dead of night.
*Red: Blood and fire, both of which were used in the creation of the United States and in the creation of the 378th AVN. Red is used to honor those who gave their lives for their country.
*Yellow/Gold: Peace and happiness, which come from the eternal vigillance.

=====Name=====
Because they rose from the ashes, the 378th wanted to be called the Phoenix, but because an Aviation Battalion in Arizona already had that name, the 378th opted to change the name by one letter, so they removed the "o".

==Plot Summaries==

Warning, there are some spoiler here. Read at your own Risk

===Volume 1, Issue 1: ''Origins Part 1''===
Sgt. Kratt is accidentally sent into the future by [[Miki]] and [[Rokko]], after they mistake his helicopter for one carrying Delta Force operatives. He arrives shortly after the first few abductions occur along with the destruction of the Space Station Alopex. After his helicopter crashes into a skyscraper in downtown [[Yukoutoki Major]], the sergeant is accidentally shot by the [[Andorozon]] [[Tsuneko]] in a friendly fire incident. He is saved only when [[Dr. Ken Donnoura]] tries an experimental surgery on his heart using nanites. The nanites repair Kratt's heart, but also turn him into a humanimal. When he awakens from his two month sleep session, he finds the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] (ECS) are ransacking [[Sei Ryu Labs]].

===Volume 1, Issue 2: ''Origins Part 2''===
Sgt. Kratt is taken to the [[Evil Cat Sister]]'s Cat Carrier off the coast of Napaj. After hours of hero worship and a showing of ''Behind Enemy Lines VII: The Karl Kratt Story'', SGT Kratt begins to seek out what has happened to Earth since he left. Once he discovers that Earth has drastically changed in the past 200 plus years he was missing, Zora gives him a briefing on the situation; A group of terrorists have taken over the capital building of Napaj. With this information planted in his head, he sets out to aid the [[Evil Cat Sisters]] invasion. But before he can head out, [[Dr. Hilda Van Burden]] and [[Tonya DeFault]] attempt to restore his humanity to him, but instead, give him the power to transform into a human from a humanimal.

===Volume 1, Issue 3: ''Origins Part 3''===
Sgt. Kratt goes into a hot Landing Zone to rescue a group of Cat Soldiers. His helicopter is severely damaged and crashes into the war-torn landscape. After a very hard fought skirmish, SGT Kratt surrenders, only to find his captors are the [[Extinctioners]] , who hand him over to the Napaj Ground Defense Force. Kratt finally makes his way to Acirema and into the hands of the Solar Strike Force, where he is given 2 choices; Join the Solar Strike Force or become an experiment.

=Trivia=
* Kratt's squadron is named in honor of [[Phenix]], a character from the [[Extinctioners]].
* Codename Werewolf is one of the few comics to make fun of the movie ''Big'' starring Tom Hanks. This happens on page 21 of Volume 1 Issue 1.
* Groom Lake Air Force Base, Roswell, New Mexico, is the alternate name of the famous Area 51. In the story, Groom Lake
* According to Codename Werewolf, Delta Force is housed in Groom Lake and functions as its security force.
* Codename Werewolf was originally supposed to be a Stargate SG-1/Extinctioners Crossover, but the idea was scrapped.
* The writer and artist, Karl Kratt, was honorably discharged from the Air Foce Academy in December 2005 and joined the Montana National Guard in January 2006. He was forced to leave in May of that year because of an Naval Rerserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship. Currently, he is back in the National Guard, this time in Washington in the 168th Aviation Battalion.
* SGT Kratt fairly mimmics the writer's life with few exceptions, one being SGT Kratt stays in the National Guard and makes a career, rather than gets out because of a scholarship.
* Originally, SGT Kratt was Lieutenant Kratt. When he left the Academy, the character was changed to Warrant Officer Kratt.
* One idea that was passed around was for Lieutenant Kratt to make an appearance as some kind of Android. This idea has not been taken into consideration for any future comics.
* In the Codename Werewolf Earth, the United States military still has the same uniforms from Vietnam, though the black beret and the Army Combat Uniform have been instated as the more common uniforms worm by servicemen.
* SGT Kratt was never allowed to wear his Purple Heart or his POW/MIA ribbon when he was alive, since his mission was strictly classified. It wasn't until 2109, 100 years after Operation Leap Frog ended, when the whole operation was declassified and the records made public.