I am in the midst of uploading numerous unwatermarked high quality screenshots and, after comparing the Titans pages to that of Seekers, I was thinking the Titan pages could do with some additional images, most notably for the Abilities section, eg. a thumbnail image in the section that demonstrates the Titan using their ability in battle. An image of the Titan's invocation sequence is also a potential additional image that could be added to middle of the article? 

Of course, we don't want the pages becoming overfilled with images but just a couple would, I feel, enliven the article that much more.  It would also help separate  some of the very long history sections some Titans have.

What do you think?

Hey, everyone; I know it's been quite a while, but as the title implies, I'm looking for scans of issues 12, 13, and 14.  The German forum that originally hosted them has gone down, and as of the time of this writing, I haven't heard back from the user who did the German translations yet.  I know a few people here other than myself who requested access back on the German forum, and I'm hoping that someone had the foresight that I lacked to download them.

I'm almost to the point where I'll have time to actively translate again, so any help with getting these last few images would be deeply appreciated!

I know I've missed the exact anniversary which would have been 3rd January 2019, but I just thought it was worth highlighting how fast time flies! I thought I'd just pay homage to 5 favourite eps of the Season. It was really difficult since I loved every episode, each is well-written, exciting and has something about it that leaves you proud and enlightened to watch the show. I had to miss out some amazing episodes like Words of Truth, Two Powers Become One, To Be Together - but here my top 5:

5. The Secret of Two Generations - This episode really kicks off the build-up to the finale with the revelation of Simon Judeau and Metz' past creating a really intricate and exciting mystery. It also adds so much dimension to the Organization and the dark reality behind its creation. As well as some fantastic battle scenes and the attack on Dante's house, the first of the Blood Spiral is really chilling, with Shauna and Wind's ruthless attack on the Huntik team leaving you wondering if there is anyway back after losing the Amulet of Will.

4. Like Father, Unlike Son - this episode really hits home what Dante is all about, preventing subjugation by any means necessary. I loved how Dante was prepared to take on Grier to the end just to free the people of Sutos, really showing the integrity and selfless character that he is, and love how him and Grier's relationship reached its climax after the build-up of previous episodes. It's also fab seeing Lindorm in action for the first time and how Lok is able to relate to Grier's experience.

3. The Vampire Loses Its Fangs - this episode focused on Zhalia's inner battle of whose side she is on, and we finally see her and Sophie battle it out. It shows the team ripped apart by betrayal and how much Zhalia's presence in valued amongst them. The fight between Dante and Klaus' forces is spectacular too and he inclusion of Vlad the Impales was also very interesting. 

2. The Mission - A fantastic finish to a brilliant Season, the episode doesn't hold back and has you on the edge of your seat throughout. Sabriel's fate is a devasting moment and Sophie's lone stand against the Professor is heartbreaking. The episode is the perfect climax for all the plots of the Season whilst leaving you pumped for Season 2 with the mystery Lok's father's fate still hanging over the heroes. 

1. Coming of Age - The amount that happens in this episode makes it my favourite of the Season. The final scene where they find the Amulet of Will is so dramatic and well directed. This episode is really sad as it leaves you with the possibility that Eathon perished and that Lok may never find his father and you really feel his pain both during and following his battle with Rassimov. His feelings of self-doubt really make him stand out as a strong relatable character.

So thereit is, please let me know your top 5 eps!

Blame the latest God of War game and comics 'cause it got me thinking of norse myths and how awesome they were- imagining Fenris powerbonded would be simple. He'd be larger with armor appearing as if torn with accessories similar to chains from his story. As well as a unique trait- where it appears as if a blade is between his teeth. For enemies- worrying about his claws and a long weapon tearing into them as Fenris speeds by on all fours would a battle difficult. Montehue and allies would also be able to ride him as another option. I imagine his temper would grow and he'd act much like Lindorm

What the heck does the word "Zan-" mean, in the context of Sutos Island?

Grier's full name is Zan-Grier, his father is Zan-Sutos and the two warlords are Zan-Tanos and Zan-Gason. Is it just a title given to the ruler of the island? Or is it a name given to those in power like Zan-Tanos and Zan-Gason? (or those two are just very full of themselves)

I've looked up the meaning of the word but the meanings just make it too silly to be plossible in context.

We want Huntik Season 3

Come on guys let's sign the petition and bring huntik S3

Edited by admin as noted below

When the Huntik Wiki first was handed over to me rather unexpectedly by its founder back in 2009, most of the coding and formatting was rather young. In many ways, wikis were still on the young side at the time.

Over the years, many things have been updated, both on Wikia's side and locally. We've purged a lot of inaccurate info with the {{source}} template, added a TCG section, and added a background to the site layout.

Article sub-pages (i.e. Dante Vale/Quotes and Dante Vale/Appearances) have changed a bit as well, featuring a background template and being much fuller than before (in the case of some quotes pages, possibly too full). However, for the most part, the current state really originates from 2009. As such, I've had some thoughts in the back of my mine on ways to move forward.

(1) Quote Significance

"Let me be clear", some of the quotes hosted on the wiki are rather wanting. Either they're unclear due to a lack of context or they really aren't very significant. I've been looking for a way to vet the quotes pages to make certain that the wiki isn't moving from significant quotes to being a transcript.

(2) Quote Number

I think one part of quotes is limiting the number of quotes on pages. For instance, most characters probably don't need more than one quote per person per episode on average, and we can probably set a blanket limit per episode as well. We currently have a cap on screenshots per episode (40 maximum, 30 suggested, 25 future goal). For reference, the average for both seasons currently is 21.5 (poor half-image).

(3) Page Templates

As we've moved forward, most of the notice templates have moved towards being more streamlined, and I think we should consider if there's a way to streamline the appearance of sub-pages. I'm also thinking that the templates should more directly state what type of content is on the page. Should the background be changed (i.e. to black)?

(4) In-article Scrollboxes

In recent years, many wikis have moved to using scrollboxes on main articles for such sections as appearances. With just a bit of tinkering, I could modify the current templates to incorporate a scrollbox to bring these sub-pages into the main article space. Should we move towards using the scrollbox or keep using sub-pages?

I've finally completed something I've been wanting to upload for a couple of years but never got around to writing. I've tried to cover as many of the main issues without writing a full-blown writing manual.

See the Admin Blog for the guide.

I've been doing some digging through episodes related to the Casterwill family. One thing I noticed, and that I think many may have, is that the houses of the Casterwill family seem to correspond with the original children of Casterwill. Well, almost.

Several connections are relatively obvious, such as tracing back the House of Forgers of Weapons through the Ladies of the Lake to Lord Casterwill's unnamed elder daughter. Others aren't so obvious

But - the original Casterwill family comprised Lord Casterwill, his Champion, and four unnamed children. The current Casterwill family elders comprise Sophie with her Champion and five houses.

My speculation, based on how close Lord Casterwill was to the Betrayer before, well, the betrayal, I wonder if this were actually due to a schism in the family. My suspicions are furthered by the existence of the perfect House, the House of Curses and Secrets, formally known as the Rune Guardians. I must note Lok's unease about this house, and even Sophie seemed to be trying to convince herself when she said that the Rune Guardian must have good intentions.

My attempt to recreate the family history based on the houses yields the following - though I also found nothing to support the elder/younger classifications that currently exist for Casterwill's kiddos. Note that this is speculative and should not appear on articles without episode sources. Lancelot goes… somewhere.

House of Nobles

The House of Nobles are the direct bloodline of Lord Casterwill. Presumably, this house goes through his elder son (I'd presume the wiki got that wrong and that it should be the one paired with Mythras). This house pretty much has to be represented by the lion Titan, Mythras. Through Lord Casterwill, the house is also represented by the Amulet of Will. The house's lineage includes both Lucas and Sophie and at least one of their parents.

Champion of Casterwill

Not much is known about the Champion apart from the fact that the current Champion, Lok Lambert, isn't a part of the Casterwill family. The Legendary Titan representing the Champion is Pendragon. As King Arthur wielded a sword bestowed by a Lady of the Lake, he probably was a historic Champion.

House of Blade Makers

The House of Blade Makers, being led by the Lady of the Lake, most likely goes through Casterwill's "elder" daughter. This house was tasked with keeping the Willblade, seemingly to bestow it upon a Champion. The Legendary Titan representing this house is Quetzalcoatl. In Medieval times, this included the contemporary Lady of the Lake. This line includes Nimue and Viviane and probably also includes Mallory and White.

House of Strategists

The House of Strategists is difficult to place. For gendered parallelism, I'll pick the "younger" daughter. Phoenix isn't a bad fit for this house, now that I think of it. Teien is the modern representative of this house.

House of Knowledge

The House of Knowledge is also difficult to place, so I'll parallel by using the remaining son. The short-haired one with Umbra's ring seems to better fit the house as well for some reason. Though described as a house of knowledge, they seem a bit more like historians. Joan of Arc, with Arc, would make good members of this house. The lineage most likely included Nostradamus, the Seer, who bears an uncanny resemblance to Focauld, the current elder.

House of Curses & Secrets

The House of Curses may have originated with the Betrayer, himself. What better house to deal with the dark secrets of the Nullifiers and then betray the rest of the family? Interestingly enough, the colors of the Rune Guardian's (Rune Guardians') robes is nearly a match to those of Void. Having Blood Spiral magic originate from this house would also explain why many are so powerful and less publicly-known. No Legendary Titans are known to be associated with this house, though the Betrayer made use of Demigorgan and Legion.