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WildBrain

WildBrain Ltd. (formerly DHX Media Ltd. until 2019) is a Canadian media production and distribution company founded in 2006 by Michael Donovan, and is headquartered in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. The company was formed following the merger of two Canadian production companies, Decode Entertainment and Halifax Film Company.
WildBrain is the world's largest independent owner of childrens' and family programming, with more than 13,000 half-hours in its library, including titles such as Peanuts, Teletubbies, Caillou, Inspector Gadget, and the first 15 seasons of .
In late 2012, DHX Media acquired Cookie Jar Entertainment (formerly known as CINAR) https://www.wildbrain.com/trade-news/dhx-media-to-acquire-cookie-jar-entertainment-creating-the-worlds-largest-independent-library-of-childrens-entertainment-content/#https://www.wildbrain.com/financial-news/dhx-media-closes-acquisition-of-cookie-jar-entertainment/, which co-produced and animated Arthur from 1996-2011. More information about Cookie Jar Entertainment (and its predecessor, CINAR Productions) can be found below.
==CINAR/Cookie Jar Entertainment History==
Cookie Jar Entertainment Inc. (formerly known as CINAR Productions Inc.) was a Canadian media production and distribution company originally founded in 1976 by Micheline Charest and Ronald A. Weinberg. The company started out in New York City, New York, USA as a distribution company, but later moved operations to Montreal, Quebec, Canada in the mid-1980s, where they also became a media production company.
CINAR produced several childrens' series from the late 1980s to the early 2000s. Some of their most notable works include The Busy World of Richard Scarry, Wimzie's House, Caillou, Zoboomafoo, and seasons 1-8 of Arthur.
In early 2004, following a 1999 tax scandal, CINAR was bought by Birch Hill Equity Partners and industry veteran Michael Hirsh.https://web.archive.org/web/20130915201949/http://www.cjar.com/press/cj_press_20040325.php The company rebranded as Cookie Jar Entertainment and relocated operations to Toronto, Ontario, Canada shortly thereafter.
As Cookie Jar, the company continued to make several childrens' series, including Caillou, Johnny Test, Will and Dewitt, Hurray for Huckle!, and seasons 9-15 of Arthur.
In September 2011, it was announced that 9 Story Media Group would take over co-producing, animating, and distributing new seasons of Arthur starting with season 16, with Cookie Jar continuing to distribute the previous 15 seasons.https://9story.com/9-story-entertainment-becomes-co-producer-distributor-new-season-internationally-popular-wgbh-childrens-series-arthur/ After Cookie Jar was acquired by DHX Media in late 2012, distribution rights to the first 15 seasons of Arthur were transferred from Cookie Jar to DHX Media.
==External Links==
*WildBrain's official website: https://www.wildbrain.com
*CINAR's website on the Wayback Machine (2001 Archive): https://web.archive.org/web/20010603121901/http://www.cinar.com:80/index.html
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Will Nobody

Will Nobody is the main protagonist of the movie series The Chronicles of Ahmayzzia in the episode "The Chronicles of Buster." It is not known if the actor who plays as him is actually named Will Nobody.
In the movie he fell into his toy chest as he was walking while reading a book. He would discover he is the Prince of Light and is destined to save Ahmayzzia from Pordro, who is the Lord of Darkness.
==Physical appearance==
Will Nobody is a bear with a cream complexion. He wears a blue shirt with a large white stripe, gray jeans, and black and white sneakers. He has tan hair.
==Gallery==
The Choosen One 2.JPG|Will wearing a crown.
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The Choosen One 4.JPG|Will using the staff's power.
Will Reading.JPG|Reading a book.
Will Outside of the Movie.JPG|Drinking water while off the set.
Will's Room.JPG|Will's room.
The Choosen One 1.JPG|Will holding the staff.
The Choosen One 5.JPG|Will versus a dragon.
The Choosen One 6.JPG|Will defeats dragon.
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William Carlos Williams

William Carlos Williams was a poet who was imprisoned in the Verseburg jail for refusing to rhyme, instead demanding free verse. Although he is capable of rhyming, he simply chooses not to. With Binky, he escapes from the jail in a red wheelbarrow by traveling through a tunnel hidden behind a Rita Hareworth poster. As they part ways, Williams encourages Binky to keep his pursuit of the Purple Orange, while accidentally making a rhyme.
==Appearances==
*"Rhyme for Your Life"
*"Fountain Abbey" 
==External links==
* at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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William Clark

William Clark (1770-1838) was an American explorer. Between 1804 and 1806 he was second-in-command of the Lewis and Clark Expedition from Pittsburgh to the Pacific Coast.
In "Background Blues" Francine has a fantasy in which her ancestor Ma Frensky saves Lewis and Clark from a bear and points them towards the Pacific Ocean.
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William Fillmore Toffman

William Fillmore Toffman is a famous theater director from Crown City.
==Biography==
Known for works such as True East and Jimmy Hopped the C Train, his first play was It Began with a Whistle, which he directed in Elwood City. He returned to Elwood City to direct a revival of It Began with a Whistle for the play's twentieth anniversary. Toffman helped Fern be able to adapt her own character to the role of the character Little Lucie.
==Trivia==
*He is a parody of his own voice actor, Phillip Seymour Hoffman.
*It is unknown if he is still alive, as his voice actor is deceased.
==Gallery==
NPA 86.jpg|William wearing a suit in Fern's imagination
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William Shakespeare

William Shakespeare was an English poet and playwright. His work has been referenced multiple times in the series:
*Catherine was trying to read Shakespeare when Francine was turning the lights on and off. "Francine Frensky, Superstar"
*Mr. Ratburn remembers his one-man Hamlet puppet show in "Elwood City Turns 100!".
*In the opening of "Kiss and Tell," D.W. appears as Juliet from Shakespeare's famous Romeo and Juliet. D.W. continually waits for Romeo on the balcony, but Prince Charming shows up instead.
**Also in "Kiss and Tell," it is mentioned that Arthur's class is reading Romeo and Juliet. Arthur tells D.W. a bit about the plot, and the book and a picture in it is seen.
*A line from Shakespeare's Hamlet, "To be or not to be.", is referenced in the titles of "To Beat or Not to Beat" and "To Eat or Not to Eat".
*Buster mentions that he has a yam named "Yamlet" in "Prunella the Pack Rat," a reference to Hamlet. Also, when he receives a beet from Prunella, he remarks "To beet or not to beet."
*The episode MacFrensky has a plot line similar to Macbeth, with its name also referencing the play.
**In that same episode, Mr. Ratburn quoted William Shakespeare, saying "truth rolls out, as the Bard says".
*Fern imagines seeing the Bard several times throughout "Fern and the Case of the Stolen Story". He criticizes her work and tells her it's OK to sometimes get writer's block.
*In the opening of Popular Girls, Arthur, Francine, Fern, and Sue Ellen were shown performing MacBeth.
==Gallery==
Romeo_and_juliet_book.png|The book Romeo and Juliet
Romeo_and_juliet_book inside.png|An image from the book Romeo and Juliet
DW as Juliet.png|D.W. as Juliet
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Winkie

Winkies, also called Winkie Cakes, are a food that appeared in "Brain and the Time Capsule." Buster put one in Brain's time capsule. Buster claims that they have a shelf life of 322 years. At the end of the episode, one hundred years later, a descendant of Buster eats the cake, commenting "Delicious!"
==Trivia==
*Winkies are similar to Frosted Cakey Cakes.
*They are a clear parody of cakes, due to having the same color and shape. Buster saying that they last over 300 years is a reference to the myth that Twinkies last forever.
==Gallery==
Winkie wrapper.png|The wrapper.
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Winky

Winky is a student of Glenbrook Academy in Mr. Pryce-Jones' 3rd grade class. When at the lunch table, Mr. Pryce-Jones was going to sing the "English Kings" song to teach Lakewood, so Winky played a C-sharp note on his harmonica to start him on the right key. He also participated in several of the group events.
==Physical appearance==
Winky is a rabbit with a yellow complexion. Despite being a rabbit, his head is in the same shape as Binky's, minus the ears. He also has two large front teeth, similar to Buster's.
He wears the Glenbrook uniform with a white collared shirt, a dark blue tie, light blue V-neck shirt, and a medium blue jacket bearing the Glenbrook insignia.
==Appearances==
===Arthur===
*"The Return of the King" 30902
*"Arthur's Almost Live Not Real Music Festival" 31102
==Trivia==
*While Binky plays the clarinet, Winky plays a harmonica.
==References==
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Winston

Winston is the head tech guy of the band BINKY. Like the band, he is Finnish. It was later learned that he feeds the voices of the world's greatest singers into his music synthesizer and uses it to write the music for the band.
His character model was used in "Bitzi's Break-up" as a worker at the Elwood City Times.
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Winter Gold

==Summary==
Buster travels to the Utah Olympic park, the site of the 2002 Winter Olympics and meets Squirt, a talented ski-jumper, who introduces him to Olympic sports such as speed skating, luge racing and ski jumping.
==Plot==
==Characters==
*Buster Baxter
*Bo Baxter
*Flossie
*Squirt
==Trivia==
* Flossie appears in this episode, but is colored differently than in the main cartoon she appeared in.
==Songs==
*"Park City, So Pretty"
==Home Video==
DVD:
*Buster's World of Sports
==Sources==
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Wizardly Order of the Fourth Grade

The Wizardly Order of the Fourth Grade is an Arithmattack team that wet up against Brain's Binomials in the finals, but failed to win. This team appeared in the episode "Brain's Biggest Blunder."
== Teammates ==
* Prunella Deegan
* Rattles
* Molly MacDonald
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Wonderworld

Wonderworld, or Wonder World, is a palace themed amusement park in Elwood City. Arthur, Buster, Francine, and their other friends are shown there in the episode "D.W.'s Imaginary Friend".
In order to go onto a bigger ride you need to use orange tickets. While in order to ride a kiddie ride you must have green ones. Arthur and Buster are very anxious to go on the Hurl-a-Whirl, which is one of the advertised rides there. It is said in the TV commercial it provides "motion sickness bags/barf bags". Other rides include a merry-go-round, bumper cars, a haunted house, and a Ferris wheel. They give prizes and balloons as well.
The show "You Do the Most Embarrassing Things" comes to there in the episode "Revenge of the Chip".
== Rides ==
*Hurl-a-Whirl
*Bumpy Boots
*The Buzzard
*Merry-Go-Round
*Ferris Wheel
*Bumper Cars
*Haunted House
*Rocking Ship
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WooHoo!

WooHoo! is a search engine on the Internet.
==Trivia== 
*It is a parody to the search engine 
==History==
*Francine uses it for researching her report on the Pilgrims.
*Mrs. Tibble uses it to find a babysitter for Timmy and Tommy Tibble.
*Ladonna uses it to check the weather forecast for the week.
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Woogle

Woogles are a popular collectable toy, though often considered to be a fad.
Woogles can squeeze, bounce like a ball, stretch like a snake, shimmy and shake, and talk when you hug them. They can also be customized to wear outfits and other gimmicks.
Everyone in Elwood City (including the grown ups) had at least one Woogle. However, when bottle cap clicking became popular, Woogles were shown to have been forgotten.
Arthur was the last known person to obtain a Woogle. He tried to sell it at a yard sale, but no one bought it. Eventually, he sold it via advertising on the Internet.
Muffy still has her Woogle collection stored in the basement of her mansion.
Poogles are the cheap knock off of a woogle.
==Known Woogles==
Woogles.png|The Clown Woogle
Arthur Rides the Bandwagon 40.jpg|Tiny Einy (Brain's woogle, resembles Albert Einstein)
Arthur Rides the Bandwagon 28.jpg|An orange rat Woogle (Mr. Ratburn's woogle)
Arthur Rides the Bandwagon 24.jpg|Archie (Francine's)
Arthur Rides the Bandwagon 19.jpg|Bilbo (Buster's, left) and Snuffles (Muffy's, right)
Arthur Rides the Bandwagon 70.jpg|Muffy holding a blue Woogle
Arthur Rides the Bandwagon 116.jpg|A chartreuse Woogle (Binky's)
Arthur Rides the Bandwagon 134.jpg|An orange Woogle (Arthur's)
Arthur Rides the Bandwagon 7.jpg|A pink Woogle from a commercial
Arthur Rides the Bandwagon 8.jpg|An orange/yellow Woogle from a commercial
Woogles.JPG|Many other types of Woogles can be seen on the Woogle containers
==Commercial==
*Narrator: Is it a toy? Is it a pet? Is it an ALIEN?
*Kids: AHHHHH!
*Girl: No, it's my Woogle!
*Singer: OOOOH, They bounce like a ball, they stretch like a snake, they wiggle and waggle, and shimmy and shake. They smile when you hold them, and cry when you don't...
*Woogle: *cries*
*Singers: They're Woogles, Woogles, Woogles! They say something cute when you give them a squeeze, like
*Woogle: Can I have a hug? Pretty please?
*Singer: You can put them in hats, or even a dress... and they're better than pets because they don't make a mess! Woogles, Woogles, Woogles!
*Woogle: Woogles, coming in every color of the rainbow (and then some). So, collect them all! Get yours today!
==Trivia==
*They were a parody of , which were popular around the same time this episode was released.
==Appearances==
*30701. Arthur Rides the Bandwagon
*60101. Sue Ellen Gets Her Goose Cooked
*70102. The Great Sock Mystery
*806. Postcards from Buster
*80702. Desperately Seeking Stanley
*110201. Arthur Sells Out
*140301. Nicked by a Name
*160801. Buster's Book Battle (picture)
*180201. The Friend Who Wasn't There
*180502. Arthur Calls It
*190301. Arthur's Toy Trouble
*200502. The Butler Did It
*230102. Citizen Cheikh
==See also==
*Poogles
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World's End Park

World's End Park is a public park on a peninsula surrounded by Bear Lake in Elwood City.
Along with the usual picnic tables and park benches along pathways, there is a bicycle course through the park with lots of hills and turns.
In "Arthur Cleans Up", the park becomes extremely littered, prompting Arthur's dad to organize the "Kids' Clean-up Brigade". 
== Gallery ==
Arthur Cleans Up 155.jpg|Kids playing in the park
Arthur Cleans Up 104.jpg|Playing chess
Arthur Cleans Up 16.jpg|Park while it was very polluted
Screen Shot 2014-11-10 at 2.31.22 PM.png|"Spokes for Regular Folks" biking event in Binky vs. Binky
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World Girl (doll)

World Girls are a toy set of dolls that depict girls from every country and continent in the world. They are a parody of American Girl dolls. Each World Girl doll comes with its own book about the country it is based upon. In "World Girls," Muffy aims to collect all the dolls from every country around the world. Sue Ellen wants to get a loom for Pema, the only doll she owns, and Francine buys a Babe Didrikson Zaharias World Girl doll for herself, even though she wasn't interested in them before.
In "D.W., Bossy Boots", D.W. buys a Marie Antoinette World Girl doll for Emily's birthday.
In "Cents-less", Binky buys a Tammy the Tornado World Girl doll, which he considers an action figure.
==World Girl Dolls​​==
Country or Territory	Name
China 	Ying Li
Tibet 	Pema
Scandinavia 	Greta
France 	Fifi
Central Europe 	Helga
Egypt 	Cleopatra
Antarctica 	Spinny
Estonia 	Ludmila
Japan 	Miki
France 	Marie Antionette
There are also a large variety of other dolls, such ones in the sports section of the superstore. It features World Girl dolls like Babe Didrikson and Olympic athletes. World Girls representing historical women also seem to exist, as Cleopatra and Marie Antoinette are two of the World Girl dolls.
Pema, the Tibetan World Girl, has been discontinued. According to the company, it's because she did not generate enough accessories due to Tibet being a Buddhist country.
==Trivia==
* In the introduction to World Girls Fifi, Greta and Ying Li speak.
* Even though there is an Antarctica World Girl doll, Antarctica has no indigenous or permanent population. Also, Antarctica is not a country, but a continent, although much of Antarctica is claimed by various countries.
* Ludmila, the name of the Estonian Girl-doll, is actually a Russian name rather than an Estonian one, although Estonia does have a large Russian population due to formerly being part of Russia.
* The World Girl-version of Marie Antoinette is part of the France-collection and speaks French, but the real Marie Antoinette was actually from Austria and her native language was actually German (though she knew how to speak French). Marie Antoinette didn't start living France until she married Louis XVI.
** The doll also comes with a cake and cake-plates, based on Marie Antoinette's supposed statement of "Let them eat cake," which many historians suspect she never actually said.
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World Girl World

World Girl World was a store which sold World Girl dolls and is located in Elwood City. It appears in the episode "World Girls".
The store has a variety of dolls that wear different outfits depending on the country or setting the doll is in. There is also a doll hospital to repair damaged dolls. The doll hospital also contains an assembly line to create more dolls. 
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World Girls Hall of Fame

The World Girls Hall of Fame is a place in World Girl World that Francine went to in the episode "World Girls." Inside is a collection of famous sports women: for example Babe Didrikson Zaharias. Francine ends up buying the doll just to get to read the book she came with.
== Images ==
World Girls 22.jpg|Outside
World Girls 23.JPG|Inside
World Girls 24.JPG|Babe Didrikson Zaharias's stand
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Wright brothers

The Wright brothers were inventors who did the first successful airplane flight. 
In the introduction to "Arthur's Snow Biz" Arthur wonders if they always got along, like when taking turns riding the airplane.
In the introduction to "Buster's Special Delivery" Arthur names them as an example for not giving up.
==Appearances==
*"Arthur's Snow Biz"
*"Buster's Special Delivery"
==External links==
* on Wikipedia
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Wyatt White

Wyatt White is a Canadian teenager voice actor, best known for voice Linus Van Pelt in the Peanuts franchise since 2019. For the Arthur franchise, he is the current voice of Arthur in The Arthur Podcast, as Roman Lutterotti's voice changed during a 3 year gap in production between The Arthur Podcast and Season 25 of the TV series (even though the episodes post-2019 were released in 2021-2022, the episodes were actually produced in 2019).
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Wyclef Jean

Wyclef Jean is a hip hop/rap musician. He performed the Postcards From Buster theme song "Hey, Buster!" with the teenage hip hop group he produces, 3 on 3. He is most famous for being in the band "The Fugees" with Lauryn Hill and Pras, and his album debut "The Carnival." His hit song was "Gone Till November."
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Xenon

Xenon is Buster's imaginary friend. Although not seen, Buster did talk to him in "Read and Flumberghast." Xenon thanked Buster that he only allows his own imaginary friends to testify in the court. It is implied that Xenon is not Buster's only imaginary friend.
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Yamada Taro

Yamada Taro is a world-record pizza eater, able to eat 22 slices in 10 minutes. Because of this amazing pizza-eating ability, Buster considers him his role model. He appeared on a poster in Pizza Paula's Pizza Palace in the opening of "The Good, the Bad, and the Binky".
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Yamlet

Yamlet is a sweet potato found by Buster in "Prunella the Packrat." Buster found Yamlet in the Community Garden and decided to keep it because it was shaped like a little man. Buster later used it in combination with the Heart-Shaped Beet to reenact a scene from Shakespeare's Hamlet. Buster eventually got tired of Yamlet and made him into sweet potato fries. It was also shown in Kidonia
==Gallery==
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Yertzel

Yertzel is an alien that appears in Buster's fantasy in "Looking for Bonnie." He appeared at Buster, Arthur, and Francine's concert at Stonehenge. He played a Thingamajig while Buster played Bonnie, until his mother called him in for dinner.
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