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Downpour was one of the members of the Ultimen superhero team created by Project Cadmus and financed and endorsed by Maxwell Lord as an alternative to the Justice League.Genetically engineered and cultivated in a lab with no real parents or childhood, He and his fellow members were given false memories to help them properly acclimate with the general public; in Downpour's case, he is the twin brother of his fellow teammate Shifter. However, the scientists behind the creation of the Ultimen noticed that all its members are undergoing cellular atrophy, with complete metabolic failure only a matter of time. Wind Dragon and his team members discovered the truth for themselves and decided to destroy the building; however, Long Shadow had earlier befriended the Justice League and brought in some of its prominent members to help the Ultimen find a solution to their deterioration. Unfortunately, Wind Dragon decided that instead of waiting to die; they should fight the Justice League in order to permanently cement a name for themselves. Long Shadow bravely stood against his team members and helped the Justice League bring them into custody with Project Cadmus.[1] Some time later, when Lex Luthor hijacked control of the Justice League Watchtower's fusion generator cannon to strike at Project Cadmus, clones of Ultimen which included copies of Downpour were sent to penetrate the satellite and attack the Justice League.Powers and AbilitiesPowersMetamorphosisHydrokinesis: Downpour can transform and manipulate himself into any form of water that he can imagine.[1]WeaknessesCellular AtrophyDownpour was voiced by Grey DeLisle.Downpour is based on the Super Friends TV show superhero character Zan of the Wonder Twins.3 Appearances of Downpour (DCAU)1 Images featuring Downpour (DCAU) Quotations by or about Downpour (DCAU)Character Gallery: Downpour (DCAU)Footnotes↑ 1.0 1.1 "Ultimatum"

Downpour.com is a lesser-known audiobook source that still features some good deals! It's similar to Libro.fm, where most of the titles are DRM-free and ready to put on Yoto cards. Read on for everything you need to know about using Downpour for Yoto Cards. What is Downpour?Downpour.com is a website that sells audiobooks. Their library is currently around 80,000 titles, which is less than some of their competitors, but they are adding new titles regularly. Downpour has more adult and YA titles than children's books, but there are still some gems available!One big benefit of Downpour is that most of its audiobooks are DRM-free, which means you can download them directly. Other websites, like Audible, make it impossible to download the books you own to listen to them on platforms other than their own app, but Downpour lets you stream and download your audiobooks into MP3 files. That means most titles can be downloaded and turned into Yoto cards!But before we get into that, let's cover how Downpour works.How do you turn audiobooks from Downpour into Yoto cards?You'll need to use a computer; I haven't found a way to download just the file on mobile devices. (The app only lets you download the file for offline listening within the app, and the browser version for mobile devices changes the "Download Title" option to "Listen in App" with and app link) On a computer: Look for the user/account icon in the top right corner. Hover over that and you'll see My Library. Each of your library titles will show up there, with a download option on the far right. Choose Mp3 and it will download to your computer. You may need to unzip the file if it's a collection of stories. Here's an example. If I click on "Llama Llama Red Pajama" in my library, these Details will show up below the album. The blue download button on the bottom right will trigger the popup, where I'll click on the download button. Then on my computer, the zipped file will show up in my folders (shown at the bottom). After double-clicking it to unlock (or right-click on a PC Then I just add those files to a playlist. There are more directions about MYO playlists if you've never done that before. Disney/Pixar Titles - Can I use them on Yoto cards?There are a lot of Disney or Pixar titles by Disney Press that show up on Downpour - Like Moana, Star Wars, Finding Nemo, Princess Stories, Descendants, Frozen, etc. Downpour makes it look like the mp3 download is available - but they are being a bit misleading here. You can purchase these titles in an MP3 format, and you would be

Able to download them within the Downpour app to listen offline, but you will NOT be able to download the files to use on Yoto cards.That's because of DRM, or Digital Rights Management. Basically, Disney only lets their files be sold in certain ways, and they don't let you the actual audio file. So you can listen with the Downpour app, and even download it for offline use, but you won't be able to see where the actual mp3 file is stored to put it on a playlist.Here's an example of a Moana title, which is produced by Disney. That blue down arrow icon in the middle indicates that you can get this file in a Digital Download format. But when you click on Buy Now, you'll get this popup, indicating you must use the Downpour app to listen. That means you won't be able to put Disney Titles from Downpour on a Yoto Card. There are two kinda-sorta workarounds. This one mostly defeats the purpose of the Yoto since you don't actually use a card. If you purchase a DRM file from Downpour, you could use the Yoto as a Bluetooth speaker. Basically you ignore the Yoto app and MYO functionality altogether, and just play the file from Downpour, and route it to the Yoto speaker (which is the same as connecting your AirPods or other Bluetooth device to your phone). This doesn't fit with the ideal use of Yoto as a device kids can use without adult help, but it is an option. Some of these titles are available on Audible, and there is a way to jailbreak the DRM off audible titles if you are comfortable with it. Many people view this as converting a file you purchased into a child-friendly format like a Yoto Card. Read this post for how.Downpour MembershipsMemberships for Downpour cost $13 a month and you get one credit each month. Most audiobooks only cost one credit, so you'll be able to get one new audiobook each month. There are a few exceptions to this that cost more, but over 80-% of their library cost just 1 credit. Credits expire after 12 months, so you have a full year to use each credit. You can also purchase additional credits for $13 each if you'd like more books each month. It's nice because audiobooks on other sites are more expensive, but you can get almost any of the audiobooks on Downpour for only $13 each!You can do a free trial, which just means your first month is free (so you get a free audiobook credit). The following month, you will be charged $13 like normal.Do you need a membership to buy audiobooks?No. You don't

Need a membership to purchase books from Downpour.com.But, while you can purchase and download audiobooks on Downpour a la carte, the membership does make expensive audiobooks cheaper. If your book costs more than $13 then it would be better to have a membership and use a credit, instead of paying the out-of-pocket price. I recommend making a list of what you want and seeing if there are enough to warrant a membership for a few months. Usually, I just buy the super cheap children's books that are under $13 anyway. I cherry-pick the items I want from sales, so I do not currently have a Downpour membership. But it just depends on what selections you are looking at - most adult fiction and YA series are over that $13 mark. Best Audiobooks for Kids from DownpourIf you've signed up for Downpour and you're looking for audiobooks to turn into Yoto cards, here are a few suggestions.Christmas StoriesIf you want any Christmas content, Downpour is a great place to get some of the classic short stories like How The Grinch Stole Christmas and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. I got both of them on sale for under $2 a piece!I also grabbed Happy Narwhalidays (which is Narwhal and Jelly book #5). This content works great for a Christmas advent calendar, if you're doing one!Llama Llama BooksThe Llama Llama picture books are super short and sweet - and there are 20 in this set!At under $7, it's a score. Especially since Yoto sells 10 books as a 10-card set for way more! I voted to put all those MP3s on a single card and save space AND money. Goodnight, MoonThis classic tale is perfect for any bedtime. Follow along as the narrator says goodnight to everything in the room. A favorite of toddlers everywhere!Doggo And Pupper SeriesThese are super short stories, perfect for toddler animal fans. Doggo and Pupper is about a well-trained dog and what happens when a new, wild, untrained pupper shows up. Don't forget book 2 and book 3; each one is $1-2!If you'd rather just grab this from Yoto directly, all three stories are included on a single card here. It's a tiny bit more expensive than DIY-ing it from Downpour, but only barely. Narwhal and Jelly BooksDownpour sells Narwhal and Jelly books 1-5 as a set, making it cheaper than the Yoto set of 4. You can also get books 6-8 as well, which Yoto does not have. Arthur Adventures SeriesRemember Arthur and D. W. on PBS Kids? There are books about the Arthur Adventures!The easiest way to find Arthur Adventures is to find them is to search by the author, Marc Brown. Mary PoppinsEnjoy the timeless tale

As Cooper re-enters the Red Room; so, too, does Henry re-enter another world draped in red, after using the Keys of Liberation.Upon discovering the Keys of Liberation and using them on Henry's door, the locks magically pop open and the chains come loose which somehow prompts the door to come ajar. In the next scene however, the player sees that the door is completely closed before Henry bursts out from behind it.In Silent Hill: Downpour, Murphy Pendleton's jail cell number is "302B". This is likely a nod to Room 302, and how Henry was trapped inside of it. Murphy and Henry also bear a similar physical appearance and have certain personality qualities in common; namely, their quiet demeanor and desire to avoid conflict. Room 302 easter egg in Downpour. An easter egg appears in Silent Hill: Downpour in the form of a replica of Room 302 (this is not the real Room 302, as South Ashfield Heights is not located in Silent Hill). Found on northern Lansdale Ave in Pearl Creek, it is one of the second story apartments accessible via the emergency ladder, which Murphy Pendleton must lower with a ladder hook. The room is just as it appears in Silent Hill 4, with the exception of the famous "Don't Go Out!! --Walter" scrawled in blood on the chained door, and the addition of a new door between the bedroom and bathroom at the end of the hallway where Henry broke down the wall to reveal Walter's corpse. Two items may be found in here: a first aid kit on the chair by the television and a handgun on the kitchen counter. The Cunninghams in possibly Room 302. In Anne's Story, Anne Marie Cunningham and Mark Cunningham are seen in a house or apartment that looks very similar to Room 302, possibly implying that they moved into Room 302 after Henry, or lived in South Ashfield Heights at the least. This would give an in-universe basis and reason for Room 302 manifesting itself in Downpour as a part of Anne's Otherworld.In Silent Hill, Room 302 in the Otherworld version of Alchemilla Hospital contains a save pad and a television set and is an area relatively safe from enemy interference as a result. While it's extremely unlikely this is an allusion to Silent Hill 4 and no developer has ever stated or pointed out the similarity, Team Silent did allude