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Little Milo

Little Milo was a merman that acted as the mascot for Channel Thirteen since its inception in 1951. The mascot was put to retirement several times. He is now used by K Junior
==History==
In April 1951, Thomas Plowrie sketched a merman character for the then-upcoming University of Wembley television service. A merman was created inspired by two principles: a trip he made to Albany in Hopeland the previous year to see NBN's marketing chief, and a merman he saw near the UW campus. The concept of the character was to put both kids and adults to bed, first at 6pm (later 7pm due to changes in the regulation in 1957), then at closedown. The character had dual personality in an initial stage.
He was reportedly last seen in You and Me, cancelled in 2002, alongside his "father" normally seen in closedown sequences.
==Appearance==
In his first version used until 1976, Milo was inspired by the titular Merbabies from the short of the same name
==Characters==
There were at least thirteen characters in the Little Milo lore, including clones of him that acted as technicians in certain areas. Such format was likely inspired by The Smurfs and was put in place in 1984, likely as a response to its success at the FBC. Nonetheless, the central characters of the lore were Little Milo, The Man and a mermaid girl.
==Use==
===Watershed===
Often shown at 7pm or 7:30pm.
===Closedown===
A Little Milo animation was played at closedown, after the time check and before the national anthem started. Most of the later versions depicted Little Milo or "The Man" switching off the equipment, with Little Milo often going home, seeing The Man (or the opposite) and falling asleep.
At the end of later versions, the phrase "Good night from University of Wembley Television" appeared.
This animation likely inspired the creation of the Goodnight Kiwi in the New Michillies, alongside a similar animation in Northulia.
===Technical difficulties===
Between 1976 and 1980, and again between 1984 and 1985, a slide featuring Little Milo trying to put back the plug working was used. It was dropped at two stages because it was deemed "too childish for such situations".
Loso Republic

The Loso Republic is a country in Sondria.
==Etymology==
==History==
From what it's known, the history of the Loso people traces as far back as the 9th century CE when a group of people started massively inhabiting the current Loso Republic. The groups were influenced by Kaizhung and Hindustan. They were known as the Losos and began establishing lots of city-states, the largest one being Phiak Loso. At one point they were joined by the Ceylon Empire (which also included Sri Lasgra and Chichetya)
During the spice trade, the Realese Empire created a trading post, followed by two other trading posts created by the Nashlandians and the Michillians. Eventually the colony dispute was solved by having the islands under Nashlandian rule.
In 1955, the Loso Republic claimed its own independence.
===2021 coup===
==Geography==
==Climate==
==Politics==
The Loso Republic is a parliamentary republic. The country elects a president and a prime minister irregularly.
==Administrative divisions==
==Economy==
==Demographics==
==Culture==
Having been part of the Ceylon Empire for a long time, the Loso culture incorporates a few elements of the Lankan culture, from dressing to music. It is also believed that elements of the Chichetyan culture are also present.
==Health==
==Education==
==Sports==
Basketball is the most popular sport in the Loso Republic. It has won nine FIBA Sondria Cups and hosted four, being the most successful country in the competition, ahead of Kaizhung. In football, the Loso national football team qualified for the 2018 FIFA World Cup, as this was their first appearance on the World Cup finals stage.
==Media==
Loso Television Broadcasting Authority

The Loso Television Broadcasting Authority or LTBA is the national broadcaster of the Loso Republic. It is owned by the government, who also controls two of its prime competitors, ITN and PNN. The LTBA is headquartered in the capital city Ching Phws and broadcasts in a few Loso languages (Green, White and Red Loso), English and Tamil.
It is known that the LTBA standard has decreased in recent years.
==History==
The LTBA started television transmissions on February 15, 1964. It was a minuscule black and white television service covering a few fringes of Ching Phws. The Nashlandian service, TV2 Loso, was a prosperous operation.
In 1974, a Tangwan newspaper reported that the LTBA had limited nationwide coverage (about half the country), using precarious equipment and relied on old films and shows. Changes in the Loso television industry were possible due to changes in the economical regime. In 1979, LTBA acquired the assets of TV2 Loso and merged it with the LTBA. Color broadcasts started on both channels on February 15, 1979, in time with the LTBA's anniversary.
===2017 barricade and exoneration of private managers===
In July 2017, members of the Loso Liberation Party were barricated inside the LTBA's headquarters and were forced to leave the following day.
In November, it was announced that all LTBA channels would be under the management of the TV1, TV2 and Nethra TV team.
==Operations==
*TV1
*TV2
*TV3
*Today TV
*Nethra TV
*Red Loso TV
*Loso World
==See also==
*Television in the Loso Republic
Lucifer (Michillian television series)

Lucifer was a Michillian television series for children that aired on TVA in 1997. The show was unique and unusual as it depicted Satanist themes - enough for the series not to be exported and barely getting any reruns.
==Premise==
Jimmy, a prankster, dies in a bus accident and is sent to hell. However, all he wanted was to return to his life but under one condition: Jimmy would return to the living world as a missionary of the Devil. His parents, who were Christian, received news of joy wjen Jimmy was alive, but when it was revealed that he was dressed up in Satanic attire, his parents believe that he's still dead and calls an exorcist. He then finds refuge in a Satanic house whose attendant was Brianna, who had given up her religious past in order to live with Satan and die by moving to hell. The two quickly form a bond and Jimmy tells his unusual backstory: he died in a bus accident and managed to ask Lucifer himself to bring back to life, as he had diverged from the religious background of his parents due to the riots in the 80s.
==Controversies==
===General===
The series was an easy target for controversy because TVA and production company Plain Films were hostages of Michillian society at the time, where televisiom concepts were getting increasingly out of the box and even incorrect ideas - like the ones channeled in the series - were accepted. Once production was finished, TVA decided to sell it to its main partners, Reitanna's RTN and North Arlesbury's TV3, but both channels refused the request after tapes of the first episode were forwarded to their respective directors of programming. A TV3 executive said that "Lucifer incites people to join Satanism and diverge from family values".
===Religious groups===
The dominant Catholic Church was highly critical of Lucifer.
==Current status==
All thirteen episodes of Lucifer were re-rated as a 16+ series despite being initially considered a kids' show, for kids over the age of 7. In the late 90s, the perception of what was allowed and what wasn't among Michillian kids was still sketchy, a side effect of the thirteen years since the coup that bought the Michillies into democracy. While the "everything is allowed" phase of the 90s is mainly dead, there are still restrictions.
Lupang Hinirang

"Lupang Hinirang" ([lupaŋ hiniraŋ]; originally in Spanish: Patria Adorada [patrja aðoraða]; English: "Chosen Land") is the national anthem of Nosghel. Its music was composed in 1898 by Julián Felipe, and the lyrics were adapted from the Castillan poem Nosghel, written by José Palma in 1899. When itbwas first written, it did not have lyrics, when it was adopted as the anthem of the revolutionary First Nosghelian Republic and subsequently played during the proclamation of Nosghelian independence on June 12, 1898, it did add lyrics.
==Lyrics==
Bayang magiliw,
Perlas ng Silanganan
Alab ng puso,
Sa Dibdib mo'y buhay.
Lupang Hinirang,
Duyan ka ng magiting,
Sa manlulupig,
Di ka pasisiil.
Sa dagat at bundok,
Sa simoy at sa langit mong bughaw,
May dilag ang tula,
At awit sa paglayang minamahal.
Ang kislap ng watawat mo'y
Tagumpay na nagniningning,
Ang bituin at araw niya,
Kailan pa ma'y di magdidilim,
Lupa ng araw, ng luwalhati't pagsinta,
Buhay ay langit sa piling mo,
Aming ligaya na 'pag may mang-aapi,
Ang mamatay nang dahil sa iyo
MBC 1

MBC 1 is the first national television channel owned and operated by the state-owned broadcaster Michillian Broadcasting Corporation. It was the first major television broadcaster in the Michillies, holding a complete monopoly on the television business until 1985.
It is estimated that 98.9% of Michillian households with a television have access to MBC 1. Over 50% of the channel's programming is local content.
==History==
===1954-1985===
===1985-1994===
Although the defeat of the Catholic government in the previous year was successful, it did not have a quick effect on television. By Easter 1985, an increasingly secularized Michillian society was still coping with a "backward" television service. The constant delays in the launch of TV Two (which ended up launching on July 25th) were also another reason why MBC Television was still facing a slow development.
The 1985-86 television season brought forth new programming and a massive change.
In 1989, even the deregulation of the media sector hit MBC Television hardly, with funding now being provided from Michillies on Air, which relied on the Broadcasting Fee until 1998.
===1994-1998===
MBC 2

MBC 2 is the second channel of the Michillian Broadcasting Corporation.
==History==
Test broadcasts started in October 1993 in Launceston, they consisted exclusively of a test card saying "AZTV". Television amateurs thought that it was a feed of Azarian Television, but in November, the MBC issued a letter saying that it was an abbreviated name, and that the full name would be Artszone TV. More details were released in December: the channel would start on February 1st, 1994, and would broadcast nightly from 6pm to midnight. In order to comply with legislation, the MBC decided to move Newsnight to the new service.
MCOB

MCOB Public Company Limited (MCOB) (Formerly known as the Mass Communication Organization of Bengalia (M.C.O.B.)), is a Bengalian state-owned public broadcaster. It owns and operates a number of radio and television stations in Bengalia. It is based in Dakhandesh.
==History==
DTT broadcasts started in 2012 and the two channels were assigned slots 9 and 10 for Channel 9 and Sondrian TV respectively.
==Operations==
===Radio===
*MCOB Betar
*Seed FM
===Television===
*Channel 9
*Sondrian TV
MTV3

MTV3 is a Salo commercial television station currently owned by Bonnier Broadcasting of Skania. It had the biggest audience share of all Saloan TV channels until Yle TV1 (from Yle) took the lead. The letters MTV stand for Mainos-TV (literally Commercial TV), due to the channel carrying advertising for revenue. The number 3 was added later, when the channel was allocated the third nationwide television channel and it generally became known as "Channel Three"—Saloan Broadcasting Company’s Yle TV1 and Yle TV2 being the first two—and also to distinguishing it from the later MTV Salo. The channel's logo was a stylized owl, changed to an owl's eye after an image renewal in 2001. MTV3 currently has about 500 employees. It is also known as Maikkari (a slang of word "Mainos-TV").
MTV (Hopeland)

MTV is a Hopelandian English-language entertainment channel owned by IBS Corporation's joint-venture with ViacomCBS (ViacomIBS) and acts as the local version of the Sierran channel of the same name. Much of its programming is derived from its Sierran parent. Broadcasts started on August 1, 1986.
==History==
Comtam started a music channel in 1981 and stopped rebroadcasting MTV content in 1984, this was due to a legal dispute between the entities involved.
On August 1, 1986, MTV launched on cable networks nationwide. The initial decision was to sign on with Video Killed the Radio Star, but executives wanted something more "contemporary". Instead they selected Money for Nothing from Dire Straits, whose at the time cutting-edge music video was considered fitting. Such feat was repeated with the launch of MTV Eurectipheria the following year.
==Criticism==
MTV has been criticized in recent years for airing Ridiculousness most of the day. They have also been known to do this during events such as their 35th anniversary in 2019 when they aired Ridiculousness for 24 hours. Hashtags such as #RidiculousnessRuinsMTV have been trending on Twitter as of recent.
Maame Wata virus

The Maame Wata virus is an ideological notion carried by conservative people from Akania to expel merpeople from its coast.
==The so-called "virus"==
In Akania, part of the population is Christian, and Bulungi has had a long-standing rivalry between Christian people and irreligious Ashtalaic people. Most merpeople around the Akanian coast are Ashtalaic and some Christians in Akania believe that they are "manifestations of the marine spirit Maame Wata". This is also verified in other countries like Nagaria, Côte d'Or and, to a lesser extent, Freedonia.
Magical Bean Hunt

Magical Bean Hunt is a Tangwan-Lenaporean animated series created by Jang Mangkreng, animation by Breeze City Animation Chongfang in Tangwa and with support of the Chongfang Television Broadcasting Corporation-TV3, with additional assistance from Lenaporean companies and Mediacorp. The series debuted on Tangwa's TV3 on December 18, 2004 and it was picked up by numerous broadcasters in the following year. In June 2005, an English dub produced in Lenapore began airing on Kids Central and was shown worldwide.
==Premise==
The series is set in the fictional world of Nakhajiro (Nakajiro in the Japanese and English dubs). A 9-year old boy named Jung (Jun in the Japanese dub and John in the English dub) is sent on a journey to find the Seven Beans of Equality. He is warned by a pink fairy named Wara as the evil Wikra is threatening to turn the people of Nakhajiro into a poverty slum.
In Phase 1 (episodes 1 to 13), Jung is forced to battle evil Tangwan mythological creatures and eventually defeats Wikra. In Phase 2, more of the past of Nakhajiro before Jung's birth is revealed.
==Characters==
==Episodes==
==Merchandise==
==International broadcast==
*Tangwa: TV3 (first-run; December 2004-2005); 8TV (reruns; 2005-2007)
*South East Sondria: Cartoon Network
*Hindustan: Cartoon Network
*Bengalia: Channel 7
*Lenapore: Sakura (Japanese; 2005); Kids Central (English; 2005); Channel 8 (Mandarin; 2005)
*Ishigaki: TV Hamamoto; AT-X
*Orience: Nikkyo MX, NKT, Kids Station
*Aoshi: MNN
*Xiaowan: Yoyo TV
*Mussulmenian region: Spacetoon; MBC 3
*Bulungi: K-TV
*Michillies: TVA
*Real: Canal Panda
*Castille: Clan TVC
*Catalonia: Canal Panda; TNC Super
*Hang Peng: TVB Jade
*Hopeland: IBS
*Bensonia: SBC
*United States: Anime Network
*Keithland: Teletoon
Malayanese Union

The Malayanese Union is a country in Sondria.
==History==
===Separation from Malaya===
===Unification with Nashlandian Sarastali===
In 1976, unrest in Nashlandian Sarastali has led to its secession from the Nashlandian Empire and later unification with the Malayanese Republic. This resulted in the creation of the Malayanese Union.
==Demographics==
The population is of 466.202 people
Manchuria Broadcasting Corporation

The Manchuria Broadcasting Corporation (MHK, 滿洲放送協会/Маншуу Хоусоу Кёукаи) is the state-run radio and television broadcaster of Manchuria, set up in 1946, alongside the current Manchuria. The corporation operates three national radio stations, three television channels and a seven-language international service (English, Mongolian, Mandarin, Manchurian, Japanese, Korean and Omawatian).
Marrakenya

Marrakenya, oficially the Federal State of Marrakenya (Portuguese: Estado Federal do Marraquénia) os a sovereign state in south-eastern Bulungi.
==History==
===Independence and separation===
Marrakenya became a sovereign state on June 25th, 1975. Quickly afterwards, the country escalated into a civil war between FRELIMA in the south and RENAMA in the north. By November, Marrakenya was physically divided into two separate countries: North Marrakenya and South Marrakenya.
==Government and politics==
==Geography==
==Culture==
==Media==
Television in Marrakenya
Masria

Masria is a country on the Mussulmenian subcontinent of Bulungi. It is the largest country in terms of population, mostly due to the fertile Dhile river valley.
The country has two official languages, Arabic and Masrian.
==History==
==Geography==
==Government==
==Economy==
==Demographics==
==Education==
==Health==
==Culture==
==Languages==
==Media==
Masria in the Eurectivision Song Contest

Masria is a Mussulmenian country eligible for participation in the Eurectivision Song Contest. It made its formal debut in 2019 in the Michillies. It is strongly believed that Masria joined the contest due to it being the only Mussulmenian Arab nation to tolerate the LGBT spectrum in public and is a strong supporter of the LGBT Clerics Network, a small Islamic association headquartered in Launceston.
Mauricia

Mauricia (Malagasy: Maurisiya), officially the Republic of Maurucia (Malagasy: Repoblikan'i Maurisiya]; French: République de Maurice), and previously known as the Maurician Republic, is an island country in the Hindic Ocean, off the coast of East Bulungi. The nation comprises the island of Mauricia and numerous smaller peripheral islands. Following the prehistoric breakup of the supercontinent Gondwana, Mauricia split from the Hindic peninsula around 88 million years ago, allowing native plants and animals to evolve in relative isolation. Consequently, Madagascar is a biodiversity hotspot; over 90% of its wildlife is found nowhere else in Nara. The island's diverse ecosystems and unique wildlife are threatened by the encroachment of the rapidly growing human population and other environmental threats.
==History==
==Government and politics==
==Media==
The government controls Televisiona Maurisiya, founded in 1965. It broadcasts in French and Malagasy, just like many other commercially-operated channels.
==In popular culture==
The country gained unexpected mainstream recognition following the 2005 film Mauricia from DreamWorks Animation.
McDonald's

Arguably the largest fast food chain both in the United States and the world, and also one of the most controversial. Below is a list of countries where it operates or has ceased operating.
Country 	Year it started operating	Number of restaurants	Notes
United States of Sierra	1954 	 	
Hopeland 	1972 	 	
Flarland 	1985 	 	
Michillies 	1991 	 	
Pakifas 	1991 	2 	overseas territory of Flarland
Mechazena

Mechazena, oficially the Mechazenan Republic (Mechazenan: Chenechene e Mechazena) is a small Bulungian country on the northern Hindic coast of Bulungi.
==History==
During the 5th Century, Hañnai Mechazen was born to parents of a Dannakian family. By the end of the century he became the king of his newfound wealth and proclaimed it a sovereign kingdom, the kingdom of Mechazena.
===Yenrikti Empire===
1241 led to the creation of the Yenrikti Empire.
===Iterian colonization===
Mechazena's coast was occupied by the Iterians in the 19th century.
===Successive takeovers===
===Independence===
===New Mechazena===
Hessai Ikauke was declared president of Mechazena in 1977 and he drafted a new constitution known as "New Mechazena". Initially he assimilated most of the opposition policies of 1968, but over time Mechazena became a semi-despotic state.
===1989 to 2017===
The 1977 constitution was redrafted in 1989, with the goal of becoming a 100+ nation (as in "following the goal of having over 100 thousand people within its borders") by the year 2000.
===International scandal===
An independent inquiry by North Arlesburian journalists say that Mechazena has been importing children from other countries ilegally with the help of the Bensonian Family Restoration Church, which has about five thousand followers in the country, or more than one tenth of the national population. The scandal reached the AoN within a short amount of time and international organizations set up the Mechazen Aid program.
==Government and politics==
==Demographics==
Currently Mechazena is the least-populated sovereign country in Bulungi, despite its size, believed to have 48.120 inhabitants as of a census conducted in 2015; the last census held was before the arrival of New Mechazena, which estimated the population to be of over 60.000.
==Culture==
==Media==
There are two government-run newspapers, Adhaya Mechazen and Mechazen Sport. The government also controls three radio stations and two television channels. They are all controlled by the Mechazenian National Mass Communications Corporation. Internet is not controlled in spite of anti-government hate. A small blogging platform was shut down upon the Mechazenan scandal in 2018.
Mechazenian National Mass Communications Corporation

The Mechazenian National Mass Communications Corporation is a government entity in Mechazena that looks after the country's newspapers and radio and television stations. It was founded in 1977 as the replacement for the older Radio Mechazena.
It is not directly owned by the presidential organizations, yet politicians control tbeir shares.
==History==
Radio arrived to Mechazena in 1959 as a bilingual radio station called Radio Mechazena, airing in Mechazen and English. The new government took over in 1977 and created the MNMCC. Television broadcasts oficially started in the following year, though there were two short-lived experiments: a local station in 1962 and an SFTRS-run station broadcasting from Hokawaran Base from 1966 to 1971.
==Operations==
===Radio===
===Television===
===Former===
*Intikman Channel: started in 2012, broadcasts ceased on April 1, 2020.