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ARTICLES RELATED TO Static Shock | | | |  Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Static Shock - Characters
Static Shock - Virgil Ovid Hawkins.
Static (Virgil Ovid Hawkins) - voice: Phil LaMarr - The main character is Virgil Ovid Hawkins, an African American high school student in the fictional city of Dakota. As a result of accidental exposure to an experimental mutagen in an event known as the Big Bang, he gained the ability to control and manipulate electricity, and uses these powers to become a superhero named "Static". Countless others who were also exposed gained a wide variety of mutations and abilities, a ...
See also:Static Shock, Static Shock - Background, Static Shock - Characters, Static Shock - Virgil Ovid Hawkins, Static Shock - Supporting characters, Static Shock - Other heroes, Static Shock - Villains, Static Shock - Other Bang-Babies, Static Shock - Episodes, Static Shock - Season 1, Static Shock - Season 2, Static Shock - Season 3, Static Shock - Season 4 Read more here: » Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Static Shock - Characters |
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| | | | Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Static Shock - Background
The basic characters and setting of Static Shock are drawn from the Static comic book series, and many of the episodes adapt story elements from the comic books, but the series varies from that continuity in many details, including Static's costume and his friends. There are also elements drawn from other Milestone comic books, most notably Blood Syndicate, from which several of the "bang babies" are taken. Recurring adversary Edwin Alva Sr. is based on a character from Hardware, and the Freeman Community Center i ...
See also:Static Shock, Static Shock - Background, Static Shock - Characters, Static Shock - Virgil Ovid Hawkins, Static Shock - Supporting characters, Static Shock - Other heroes, Static Shock - Villains, Static Shock - Other Bang-Babies, Static Shock - Episodes, Static Shock - Season 1, Static Shock - Season 2, Static Shock - Season 3, Static Shock - Season 4 Read more here: » Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Static Shock - Background |
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| | | | Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Static Shock - Background The basic characters and setting of Static Shock are drawn from the Static comic book series, and many of the episodes adapt story elements from the comic books, but the series varies from that continuity in many details, including Static's costume and his friends. There are also elements drawn from other Milestone comic books, most notably Blood Syndicate, from which several of the "bang babies" are taken. Recurring adversary Edwin Alva Sr. is based on a character from Hardware, and the Freeman Community Center i ...
See also:Static Shock, Static Shock - Background, Static Shock - Characters, Static Shock - Title Character, Static Shock - Supporting characters, Static Shock - Other heroes, Static Shock - Villains, Static Shock - Other Bang-Babies, Static Shock - Episodes, Static Shock - Season 1, Static Shock - Season 2, Static Shock - Season 3, Static Shock - Season 4 Read more here: » Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Static Shock - Background |
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| | | | Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Static Shock - Characters
Static Shock - Title Character.
Static - Virgil Ovid Hawkins - voice: Phil LaMarr - The main character is Virgil Ovid Hawkins, an African American high school student in the fictional city of Dakota. As a result of accidental exposure to an experimental mutagen in an event known as the Big Bang, he gained the ability to control and manipulate electromagnetism, and uses these powers to become a superhero named "Static". Countless others who were also exposed gained a wide variety of mutations and abil ...
See also:Static Shock, Static Shock - Background, Static Shock - Characters, Static Shock - Title Character, Static Shock - Supporting characters, Static Shock - Other heroes, Static Shock - Villains, Static Shock - Other Bang-Babies, Static Shock - Episodes, Static Shock - Season 1, Static Shock - Season 2, Static Shock - Season 3, Static Shock - Season 4 Read more here: » Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Static Shock - Characters |
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| | | | Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Electric shock - Description An electric shock is usually painful and can be lethal. The level of voltage is not a direct guide to the level of injury or danger of death, despite the common misconception that it is. Physiological effects and damage are generally determined by current and duration. Even a low voltage causing a current of extended duration can be fatal. It should be noted, however, that Ohm's Law directly correlates voltage and current for a given resistance; thus, for a particular path through the body under a particular set of conditions, a higher voltage will produce a higher current flow.
See also:Electric shock, Electric shock - Description, Electric shock - 'Let go' current, Electric shock - Shock effects, Electric shock - Psychological, Electric shock - Physiological, Electric shock - Issues affecting lethality, Electric shock - Point of Entry, Electric shock - Avoiding danger of shock, Electric shock - Shock due to differing ground potentials, Electric shock - First aid, Electric shock - Deliberate uses, Electric shock - Electric shock as medical treatment, Electric shock - Torture, Electric shock - Capital punishment, Electric shock - Games Read more here: » Electric shock: Encyclopedia II - Electric shock - Description |
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| | | | Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Electric shock - Shock effects
Electric shock - Psychological.
The perception of electric shock can be different depending on the voltage, duration, current, path taken, etc. Current entering the hand has a threshold of perception of about 5 to 10 milliamperes (mA) for DC and about 1 to 10 mA for AC at 60 Hz.
Electric shock - Physiological.
Tissue heating due to resistance can cause extensive and deep burns. High-voltage (> 500 to 1000 V) shocks tend to cause internal burns due to the large energy (which is proportional to the square of the voltage) available from the source. Damage d ...
See also:Electric shock, Electric shock - Description, Electric shock - 'Let go' current, Electric shock - Shock effects, Electric shock - Psychological, Electric shock - Physiological, Electric shock - Issues affecting lethality, Electric shock - Point of Entry, Electric shock - Avoiding danger of shock, Electric shock - Shock due to differing ground potentials, Electric shock - First aid, Electric shock - Deliberate uses, Electric shock - Electric shock as medical treatment, Electric shock - Torture, Electric shock - Capital punishment, Electric shock - Games Read more here: » Electric shock: Encyclopedia II - Electric shock - Shock effects |
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| | | | Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Electric shock - Deliberate uses
Electric shock - Electric shock as medical treatment.
Electric shock can also be used as a medical therapy, under carefully engineered conditions:
as a (disputed) psychiatric therapy for mental illness, where it's called Electroconvulsive therapy.
as a treatment for fibrillation or irregular heart rhythms: see defibrillator and cardioversion.
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See also:Electric shock, Electric shock - Description, Electric shock - 'Let go' current, Electric shock - Shock effects, Electric shock - Psychological, Electric shock - Physiological, Electric shock - Issues affecting lethality, Electric shock - Point of Entry, Electric shock - Avoiding danger of shock, Electric shock - Shock due to differing ground potentials, Electric shock - First aid, Electric shock - Deliberate uses, Electric shock - Electric shock as medical treatment, Electric shock - Torture, Electric shock - Capital punishment, Electric shock - Games Read more here: » Electric shock: Encyclopedia II - Electric shock - Deliberate uses |
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| | | | Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Electric shock - Issues affecting lethality Other issues affecting lethality are frequency, which is an issue in causing cardiac arrest or muscular spasms, and pathway - if the current passes through the chest or head there is an increased chance of death. From a mains circuit the damage is more likely to be internal, leading to cardiac arrest.
The comparison between the dangers of alternating current and direct current has been a subject of debate ever since the War of Currents in the 1880s. DC tends to cause continuous muscular contractions that make the victim hold on to a l ...
See also:Electric shock, Electric shock - Description, Electric shock - 'Let go' current, Electric shock - Shock effects, Electric shock - Psychological, Electric shock - Physiological, Electric shock - Issues affecting lethality, Electric shock - Point of Entry, Electric shock - Avoiding danger of shock, Electric shock - Shock due to differing ground potentials, Electric shock - First aid, Electric shock - Deliberate uses, Electric shock - Electric shock as medical treatment, Electric shock - Torture, Electric shock - Capital punishment, Electric shock - Games Read more here: » Electric shock: Encyclopedia II - Electric shock - Issues affecting lethality |
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| | | | Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Electric shock - Description An electric shock is usually painful and can be lethal. The level of voltage is not a direct guide to the level of injury or danger of death, despite the common misconception that it is. Physiological effects and damage are generally determined by current and duration. Even a low voltage causing a current of extended duration can be fatal. It should be noted, however, that Ohm's Law directly correlates voltage and current for a given resistance; thus, for a particular path through the body under a particular set of conditions, a higher voltage will produce a higher current flow.
See also:Electric shock, Electric shock - Description, Electric shock - 'Let go' current, Electric shock - Shock effects, Electric shock - Psychological, Electric shock - Physiological, Electric shock - Issues affecting lethality, Electric shock - Avoiding danger of shock, Electric shock - Shock due to differing ground potentials, Electric shock - First aid, Electric shock - Deliberate uses, Electric shock - Electric shock as medical treatment, Electric shock - Torture, Electric shock - Capital punishment, Electric shock - Games Read more here: » Electric shock: Encyclopedia II - Electric shock - Description |
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| | | | Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Static superhero - Animated series The character Static was later developed into the lead of the animated series Static Shock, with some changes in the material, generally to be more suitable for a younger and wider audience, but still with a focus on contemporary relevance.
In the animated series, Virgil Hawkins was 14 years old and attends Dakota Union High School when he was affected by the mutagen gas explosion known as the "Big Bang". Before the events of the Big Bang, Virgil was a student on the Honor Roll, ...
See also:Static superhero, Static superhero - Dwayne McDuffie's Description of Virgil Static Hawkins, Static superhero - Comics, Static superhero - Animated series, Static superhero - Powers, Static superhero - Gadgets used by Static, Static superhero - Trivia Read more here: » Static superhero: Encyclopedia II - Static superhero - Animated series |
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| | | | Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Electric shock - Shock effects
Electric shock - Psychological.
The perception of electric shock can be different depending on the voltage, duration, current, path taken, etc. Current entering the hand has a threshold of perception of about 5 to 10 milliamperes (mA) for DC and about 1 to 10 mA for AC at 60 Hz.
Electric shock - Physiological.
Tissue heating due to resistance can cause extensive and deep burns. High-voltage (> 500 to 1000 V) shocks tend to cause internal burns due to the large energy (which is proportional to the square of the voltage) available from the source. Damage d ...
See also:Electric shock, Electric shock - Description, Electric shock - 'Let go' current, Electric shock - Shock effects, Electric shock - Psychological, Electric shock - Physiological, Electric shock - Issues affecting lethality, Electric shock - Avoiding danger of shock, Electric shock - Shock due to differing ground potentials, Electric shock - First aid, Electric shock - Deliberate uses, Electric shock - Electric shock as medical treatment, Electric shock - Torture, Electric shock - Capital punishment, Electric shock - Games Read more here: » Electric shock: Encyclopedia II - Electric shock - Shock effects |
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| | | | Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Electric shock - Issues affecting lethality Other issues affecting lethality are frequency, which is an issue in causing cardiac arrest or muscular spasms, and pathway - if the current passes through the chest or head there is an increased chance of death. From a mains circuit the damage is more likely to be internal, leading to cardiac arrest.
The comparison between the dangers of alternating current and direct current has been a subject of debate ever since the War of Currents in the 1880s. DC tends to cause continuous muscular contractions that make the victim hold on to a l ...
See also:Electric shock, Electric shock - Description, Electric shock - 'Let go' current, Electric shock - Shock effects, Electric shock - Psychological, Electric shock - Physiological, Electric shock - Issues affecting lethality, Electric shock - Avoiding danger of shock, Electric shock - Shock due to differing ground potentials, Electric shock - First aid, Electric shock - Deliberate uses, Electric shock - Electric shock as medical treatment, Electric shock - Torture, Electric shock - Capital punishment, Electric shock - Games Read more here: » Electric shock: Encyclopedia II - Electric shock - Issues affecting lethality |
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| | | | Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Electric shock - Deliberate uses
Electric shock - Electric shock as medical treatment.
Electric shock can also be used as a medical therapy, under carefully engineered conditions:
as a (disputed) psychiatric therapy for mental illness, where it's called Electroconvulsive therapy.
as a treatment for fibrillation or irregular heart rhythms: see defibrillator and cardioversion.
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See also:Electric shock, Electric shock - Description, Electric shock - 'Let go' current, Electric shock - Shock effects, Electric shock - Psychological, Electric shock - Physiological, Electric shock - Issues affecting lethality, Electric shock - Avoiding danger of shock, Electric shock - Shock due to differing ground potentials, Electric shock - First aid, Electric shock - Deliberate uses, Electric shock - Electric shock as medical treatment, Electric shock - Torture, Electric shock - Capital punishment, Electric shock - Games Read more here: » Electric shock: Encyclopedia II - Electric shock - Deliberate uses |
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| | | | Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Spider - Symbolism The spider symbolizes patience, for its hunting with web traps. Some fictional and mythological characters are related to spiders:
Arachne, a weaver turned spider in Greek mythology.
Kwaku Ananse, the West African trickster.
Aunt Nancy, its American version
Anansi the Spider is a superhero in the Static Shock animated series.
Spider-Man, the Marvel superhero with spider-like powers, and his avatars:
Pavitr Prabhakar, his Indian version.
Yu Komori, his manga versio ...
See also:Spider, Spider - Morphology and development, Spider - Respiration and circulation, Spider - Vision, Spider - Defense, Spider - Life cycle, Spider - Reproduction, Spider - Do female spiders eat their mates?, Spider - Ecology, Spider - Predatory techniques, Spider - Spider webs and prey capture, Spider - Types of spiders and the severity of their bites, Spider - Tangleweb spiders Theridiidae, Spider - Orb web spiders Araneidae, Spider - Other forms of webs, Spider - Hunting spiders, Spider - Spiders which ambush their prey, Spider - Others, Spider - Spider bites, Spider - Black widows, Spider - Brown recluse spiders and hobo spiders, Spider - Huntsman spiders, Spider - Redback jumping spiders, Spider - Brazilian wandering spiders and Australian venomous funnel-web spiders, Spider - Taxonomy, Spider - Symbolism Read more here: » Spider: Encyclopedia II - Spider - Symbolism |
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| | | | Static Shock: Encyclopedia II - Superhero Chronology - 2000 and beyond
Superhero Chronology - Comic Book.
Superhero Chronology - Television.
Static Shock (animated series) (2000-2004)
Justice League (animated series) (2001-2004)
Smallville (TV series) (2001-)
Birds of Prey (television series) (2002-2003)
Teen Titans (animated series) (2003-) ...
See also:Superhero Chronology, Superhero Chronology - 1930s, Superhero Chronology - Pulp heroes, Superhero Chronology - Newspaper comic strip, Superhero Chronology - Comic book, Superhero Chronology - Radio shows, Superhero Chronology - 1940s, Superhero Chronology - Newspaper comics, Superhero Chronology - Comic book, Superhero Chronology - Radio shows, Superhero Chronology - 1950s, Superhero Chronology - Comic Book, Superhero Chronology - Television, Superhero Chronology - 1960s, Superhero Chronology - Comic Book, Superhero Chronology - Television, Superhero Chronology - 1970s, Superhero Chronology - Comic Book, Superhero Chronology - Television, Superhero Chronology - Movies, Superhero Chronology - 1980s, Superhero Chronology - Comic Book, Superhero Chronology - Television, Superhero Chronology - Movies, Superhero Chronology - 1990s, Superhero Chronology - Comic Book, Superhero Chronology - Television, Superhero Chronology - Movies, Superhero Chronology - 2000 and beyond, Superhero Chronology - Comic Book, Superhero Chronology - Television, Superhero Chronology - Movies, Superhero Chronology - Sources, Superhero Chronology - Books, Superhero Chronology - Websites Read more here: » Superhero Chronology: Encyclopedia II - Superhero Chronology - 2000 and beyond |
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