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Fletcher

Taken from the official Twitter

> *"It's so cute and tiny, fluffy too...I kinda want to...keep a pet..."*
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**Izumo** is a Destroyer type Blaze fleet from Armada Girls, voiced by Sayaka Kituchi. She deals damage to multiple enemies.

## Background

Fletcher-class Destroyer - Fletcher

Fletcher was born at a time when "speed" was the order of the day. In just two years, 175 Fletcher-class destroyers were built, setting a record for the largest number built. With their superior combat capability and shooting accuracy, they performed admirably in some of the most important naval battles on Earth.

Despite having many sisters, Fletcher herself is introverted and shy. Even when she talks to close friends, her face always turns red. She loves small and fluffy things, so she wants to be friends with Lira, who is cute and petite. However, since she is shy, she has never spoken to her. Fletcher is also one of the "Lucky 13" survivors of the war, but she feels out of luck these days. The trigger goes back to the day when she was out on patrol. After encountering Yata's Yukikaze, she was hit by a stray bullet from a Type X and suffered damage that took several months to heal. With the encouragement of her younger sister Nicholas, she is finally regaining her confidence.

Lucky Thirteen: Fletcher, the namesake ship that leads a vast numver of battleships, provides more leadership than one might expect. Her leadership is demonstrated when she rallies the platoon.

> *"\*hums\* ...Which song is this again...? I don't remember...If someone asks me about it, it'll be so embarassing...!"*
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## Skills

The skills per the fully-upgraded hero.

Fletcher's Skills

## Favorite Presents

Gym Card: A card for the on-base gym. Perfect for Destroyer-type vessels who are devoted to training.Box of Donuts: Gift box of very popular and delicious donuts. Perfect for Destroyer-type vessels.
## Formation Recommendations

### In-game Recommendations

* Drill: Renown, Ghost Ship X, Yukikaze
* Stage Use: Renown, Ghost Ship X, Veneto

## Gallery

Taken from the official Twitter.Fletcher head icon.
Ghost Ship Ω

In game

> *"Omega...The one who leads you to the end...I'll put an end to everything..."*
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**Ghost Ship Ω** is a Carrier type Frost vessel from Armada Girls, voiced by Reina Ueda. She is an offtank who can draw fire and provide invincibility to your fleet, has very high value in PvP and her Schematics happen to be one of the common rewards for Drills if you manage to rank high enough (at rank 100 or higher when results are tabulated) every day.

## Personality

Gloomy, curious, and sometimes outright emotionless, she would often react with short responses, yet her voice can convey an aggressive or overly threatening tone in battle.

## Basic information about Omega

### Absolute Omega Zone

Grants all your vessels with invincibility for one turn, as well as removing all debuffs. This skill has enormous value if you anticipate when enemy Ultimates are about to go off, wasting all their damage and turning the tables on otherwise lost battles.

### Dark Wish

Draws fire and provides her with a generous defensive boost that decreases as she gets hit, this is triggered every time you detonate an Elemental Spark for a couple turns, this can sometimes loop if you manage blocks well/are lucky, the benefits of doing this are the following:

* **Offtank:** Relieving pressure off your main tank, allowing them to recover, place her in the other extreme away from your tank.
* **Reflect Assist:** Drawing fire to reflect, particularly deadly against AI or players who don't know what a **Prinz Eugen** is, place her on one of the sides, with your reflect vessel only near her, or between your reflect vessel and a durable vessel with heals, like **Minneapolis**.
* **Tank Assist:** To protect very fragile vessels, place her on one of the sides, with only your tank near her so that most single and slight-split enemy ultimates won't reach your other, more vulnerable vessels.
Armada Girls Wiki

**Welcome to the Armada Girls Wiki!**

**Armada Girls** (艦隊少女 "*Kantai Shoujo*") is a free Puzzle/RPG action game in HTML by **G123** with a mobile UI, though it can be played on PC and most devices.

In the game the player takes the role of a **Captain** who coordinates a **fleet of "vessels"** for fast paced combat in pve/story and pvp matches, the game features idle and gacha mechanics.

Yes, in this game you can **pet a warship**, as part of the increasing of bonds between warships and yourself.

This wiki is a fan project created to help players find information to help them in their journey as captains. If you are a new player check out the **beginners' guide**, it has some general advice as well as link to the most essential articles. You can also check and edit our **Tier List**.

The game can be currently played from **G123's website**.

## **Armada Girls' Archive**

This following article contains the development history and different versions of the IP, here you will find:

* History summary
* Useful links
* Character illustrations and old designs
* Cosplay
* VA signatures
* Among other things

This took a while to compile, I hope you like it:

* **Armada Girls' origins and history**

## **Editors needed | Wiki outdated**

The main guy(me) running this got very sick and hit with a lot of irl duties, so i can't really be playing this game or keeping the wiki up to date, a lot of the info here is still useful, but the meta is generally outdated, keep that in mind when browsing.

We are looking for Editors to write articles like we've been doing since the beginning, if you want to contribute here are some basic requirements:

* Have experience as a veteran player or just know the game very well.
* It doesn't matter if you're P2W or F2P as long as you know your stuff.
* Keep the style of the wiki articles consistent.
* For things like the Tier List, make sure to ask second opinions from other experienced players. Asking in the discord chats is recommended,

If you are interested contact **Bal Dev#9842** in the official Armada Girls Discord server.

## Important Links

* Official Twitter
* Discord
* G123's Website
Trapp's Treasures

**Trapp's Treasures** is one of the categories players can choose from in the Um, Actually home game. Unlike other categories, Trapp's Treasures contains statements originally created for the Um, Actually game show. Each statement was chosen by the shows creator and host, Mike Trapp and cover a wide variety of topics.

## Cards

**TT-01 (20,000 Leagues Under the Sea)**

**TT-02 (Alf)**

**TT-03 (Batman)**

**TT-04 (Battlestar Galactica)**

**TT-05 (Chronicles of Narnia)**

**TT-06 (Chronicles of Narnia)**

**TT-07 (Combo Man)**

**TT-08 (Disney Villains)**

**TT-09 (Dungeons & Dragons)**

**TT-10 (Dungeons & Dragons)**

**TT-11 (Frankenstein)**

**TT-12 (Frankenstein)**

**TT-13 (Freddy Krueger)**

**TT-14 (Gilgamesh)**

**TT-15 (Good Omens)**

**TT-16 (Grease)**

**TT-17 (Harry Potter)**

**TT-18 (Harry Potter)**

**TT-19 (Harry Potter)**

**TT-20 (Masters of the Universe)**

**TT-21 (Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy)**

**TT-22 (Hunger Games)**

**TT-23 (James Bond Jr.)**

**TT-24 (Kingdom Hearts)**

**TT-25 (Lord of the Rings)**

**TT-26 (Lord of the Rings)**

**TT-27 (Monty Python and the Holy Grail)**

**TT-28 (Monty Python and the Holy Grail)**

**TT-29 (Mortal Kombat 3)**

**TT-30 (Mystery Science Theater 3000)**

**TT-31 (Naruto)**

**TT-32 (Neon Genesis Evangelion)**

**TT-33 (Neopets)**

**TT-34 (Roald Dahl)**

**TT-35 (Sailor Moon)**

**TT-36 (Scream)**

**TT-37 (Sherlock Holmes)**

**TT-38 (Star Trek)**

**TT-39 (Star Trek: The Next Generation)**

**TT-40 (Star Trek)**

**TT-41 (Star Wars) "They don't both speak Basic. Chewbacca can't speak Basic but he can understand it."**

**TT-42 (Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith)**

**TT-43 (Star Wars: The Force Awakens)**

**TT-44 (Star Wars)**

**TT-45 (Star Wars: Clone Wars)**

**TT-46 (Star Wars)**

**TT-47 (The Mangler)**

**TT-48 (Super Animals)**

**TT-49 (Super Mario Kart)**

**TT-50 (The Fifth Element)**

**TT-51 (Time Machine)**

**TT-52 (Twilight vs. Underworld)**

**TT-53 (Twilight Zone)**

**TT-54 (Venom)**

**TT-55 (Wreck-It Ralph)**

**TT-56 (X-Men)**

**TT-57 (X-Men)**

**TT-58 (X-Men)**

**TT-59 (Legend of Zelda)**

**TT-60 (Legend of Zelda)**
Comics

**Comics** is one of the categories players can choose from in the Um, Actually home game. The Fantasy category focuses on statements about comic books, graphic novels. The category also features television shows and movies that are based on comic book properties.

## Cards

**CO-01 (The Avengers)**

**CO-02 (Avengers: Endgame)**

**CO-03 (Green Lantern)**

Error: Larfleeze is not the only Orange Lantern

Correction: In “Blackest Night,” Lex Luther is given an orange power ring by Larfleeze.

**CO-04 (Old Man Logan)**

**CO-05 (Santa Claus)**

**CO-06 (Superman)**

**CO-07 (Superman: Red Son)**

**CO-08 (Superpower Origins)**

**CO-09 (The Amazing Spider-Man)**

**CO-10 (The Tick)**

**CO-11 (Batman)**

Um, Actually...Dick Grayson is not the first Robin! According to the 3 issue Batman comic book miniseries "Untold Legend of the Batman"

(1980) Bruce Wayne was the first Robin! He studies under detective Harvey Harris and created the colorful costume so he could hide his identity from Harris. Harris came up with the name "Robin".

**CO-12 (Batman)**

The shark repellent bat spray does drive off the shark. The shark then explodes because it is an exploding shark. Also it was a porpoise not a dolphin.

**CO-13 (DC and Marvel)**

**CO-14 (Mark Hamill)**

**CO-15 (Sonic)**

**CO-16 (Squirrel Girl)**

**CO-17 (The Flash)**

**CO-18 (Watchmen)**

**CO-19 (Batman)**

**CO-20 (The Flash)**

**CO-21 (The Sentry)**

**CO-22 (Ant-Man)**

**CO-23 (Batgirl)**

**CO-24 (Calvin and Hobbes)**

**CO-25 (Captain Marvel)**

**CO-26 (Daredevil)**

**CO-27 (DC Comics)**

**CO-28 (Deadpool)**

**CO-29 (Doctor Strange)**

**CO-30 (Doctor Doom)**

**CO-31 (Guardians of the Galaxy)**

**CO-32 (Gunnerkrigg Court)**

**CO-33 (Hawkeye)**

**CO-34 (Hellboy)**

**CO-35 (Invincible)**

**CO-36 (Avengers: Age of Ultron)**

**CO-37 (Justice League)**

**CO-38 (Kick-Ass)**

**CO-39 (Kingsman)**

**CO-40 (Logan)**

**CO-41 (Loki)**

**CO-42 (Maus)**

**CO-43 (Mystery Men)**

**CO-44 (Captain Marvel)**

**CO-45 (Oyasumi Punpun)**

**CO-46 (Problem Sleuth)**

**CO-47 (Saga)**

**CO-48 (Scott Pilgrim vs. the World)**

**CO-49 (Shazam!)**

**CO-50 (Sin City: The Hard Goodbye)**

**CO-51 (Smallville)**

**CO-52 (Spider-Man)**

**CO-53 (Spider-Man: No Way Home)**

**CO-54 (Supergirl)**

**CO-55 (Superman)**

**CO-56 (Superman vs. the Elite)**

**CO-57 (Tank Girl)**

**CO-58 (Teen Titans)**

**CO-59 (Thor)**

**CO-60 (Wonder Woman 1984)**
Ranger

Taken from the official Twitter

> *"Oh, is now a good time to nap? I'll try not pass it up! Night night."*
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**Ranger** is a Carrier type Frost fleet from Armada Girls, voiced by Tanako Tanaka. She has damage and has an Energy Generation Rate for herself.

## Background

**Light Aircraft Carrier Ranger - Ranger**

The Ranger is a warship that was awarded two service stars in the Earth Age wars.

Compared to other aircraft carriers of the same era, the Ranger is particularly small. However, its firepower is superior to that of the Lexington-class aircraft carriers. Of course, this formidable offensive capability comes at the expense of some of its maneuverability.

"I'm not interested in being strong," the ranger told her Captain. Indeed, her words and actions on the base are true to that statement. Unlike other vessels, she somehow needs to sleep for a long time after being revived in the base. Furthermore, she does not seem to care if she is damaged, and sometimes does not even notice the damage to her aircraft herself. Therefore, it is necessary to inspect the aircraft for her after a battle. So far, the cause of this and related data has not been revealed.

She prefers maneuvering operations and assisting other vessels in following procedures rather than actual battles with unknown species.

Blue Raid: She has a surprising number of aircraft and exhibits excellent anti-aircraft capabilities. "Don't disturb my sleep....Blue Air Raid!"

> *"Is there anywhere I can take a quick nap? Any ideas Captain?"*
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## Skills

The skills per the fully-upgraded hero.

Ranger's Skills

## Favorite Presents

Flight Module: Commemorative module based on Sylph's flight equipment. It is very popular among Aircraft Carrier-type vessels.Square Pillow: A fluffy and soft square-shaped pillow that is loved by Aircraft Carrier-type vessels.
## Formation Recommendations

### In-game Recommendations

* Drill: Enterprise, Victory, Veneto
* Stage: Veneto, Enterprise, Le Fantasque

## Gallery

Taken from the official TwitterRanger head icon.
Dimension 20

**Dimension 20** is one of the categories players can choose from in the Um, Actually home game. The Dimension 20 category focuses on statements about the Dropout original series of the same name. Statements can be about any of the various Dungeons & Dragons campaigns that have appeared on Dropout up until the 2021 campaign *The Seven.*

## Cards

**DT-01 (A Crown of Candy)**

**DT-02 (A Crown of Candy)**

**DT-03 (A Crown of Candy)**

**DT-04 (A Crown of Candy)**

**DT-05 (A Crown of Candy)**

**DT-06 (A Crown of Candy)**

**DT-07 (A Crown of Candy)**

**DT-08 (A Crown of Candy)**

**DT-09 (Escape From the Bloodkeep)**

**DT-10 (Escape From the Bloodkeep)**

**DT-11 (Escape From the Bloodkeep)**

**DT-12 (Escape From the Bloodkeep)**

**DT-13 (Escape From the Bloodkeep)**

**DT-14 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-15 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-16 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-17 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-18 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-19 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-20 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-21 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-22 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-23 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-24 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-25 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-26 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-27 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-28 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-29 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-30 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-31 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-32 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-33 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-34 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-35 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-36 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-37 (Fantasy High)**

**DT-38 (Mice & Murder)**

**DT-39 (Mice & Murder)**

**DT-40 (Mice & Murder)**

**DT-41 (Misfits and Magic)**

**DT-42 (Misfits and Magic)**

**DT-43 (Pirates of Leviathan)**

**DT-44 (Pirates of Leviathan)**

**DT-45 (The Seven)**

**DT-46 (The Unsleeping City)**

**DT-47 (The Unsleeping City)**

**DT-48 (The Unsleeping City)**

**DT-49 (The Unsleeping City)**

**DT-50 (The Unsleeping City)**

**DT-51 (The Unsleeping City)**

**DT-52 (The Unsleeping City)**

**DT-53 (The Unsleeping City)**

**DT-54 (The Unsleeping City)**

**DT-55 (The Unsleeping City)**

**DT-56 (Tiny Heist)**

**DT-57 (Tiny Heist)**

**DT-58 (Tiny Heist)**

**DT-59 (Tiny Heist)**

**DT-60 (Tiny Heist)**
Глюкогид

## Общие данные

Глюкогид (сурж. Гулкопид) государство, в северной части Создали Глюкогид Очки. Они хотели сделать сюрприз Чехлу III, но в тот момент когда проект уже заканчивался, завязалась война с Куклопартией. Когда война с Куклопартией закончилась, Очки уже хотели закончить проэкт, но... Глюкогидцы утроили протесты и революцию! Они выбежали из лаборатории и заселили довольно-таки большую территорию, которая была даже больше, чем у Дурлэнда, НГОНП и КПНР. Глюкогидцы своим повелителем выбрали Глюка. Тот своим заместителем выбрал Великого Дракона Слизи, или же просто ВДС. Он является главной боевой опорой Глюкогида, а когда Глюк , то ли пропал, то ли умер ВДС стал повелителем Глюкогида.

## ИСтория

Очки создавали Глюкогид, как огромный цифровой центр, завод, лабораторию. Во время 3 ВПВ глюкогидцы устроили переворот и свергли правительство Чехлии на своих землях.

## СМИ

Газет и журналов нет. По телевидению как и в НГОНП показывают мультики для детей. Как это удалось сделать, неизвестно.

## Эксперименты

Так, как Глюкогид создали Очки, то пятая часть населения - учёные. Проводят эксперименты по оживлению различных предметов. Была ожившая мочалка , которую назвали "спач боб". Был клон Дур-Майора, которого Куклопартийцы выкрали и задушили. Был синий колобок-Корж

## Военная сила и опора

Военные слишком слабые. Космические корабли присутствуют. Несмотря на свои малые физические характеристики, имеют мощную сухоптную армию и ВПК
Fuyutsuki

Taken from the official Twitter

> *"Did I...become stronger? ...I don't feel any different..."*
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**Fuyutsuki** is a Destroyer type Glow fleet from Armada Girls, voiced by Nichika Omori. She does damage and grants allies defense

## Favorite Presents

Gym Card: A card for the on-base gym. Perfect for Destroyer-type vessels who are devoted to training.Box of Donuts: Gift box of very popular and delicious donuts. Perfect for Destroyer-type vessels.

## The weird case of Fuyutsuki in PvP

Unless you are in early game, R vessels are often seen as either useless or fodder, very unlike the case of Fuyutsuki, who somehow managed to make her way among SSR populated fleets. Since she is common, easy to build and happens to have a very efficient defensive buff, people are actually including her as a last resort buff in attack fleets.

**I don't recommend this**, and I don't see the point, but since I see it used a lot recklessly, I think it's necessary to make this clarification of how the logic behind it:

1. Make sure you have absolutely nothing better to put in that spot.
2. Put her in your Sub-Fleet
3. When you are losing, wait until the right conditions are there before you deploy her, making sure you have enough blocks to have her ult quickly
4. Make sure you are protecting her somehow, either by drawing fire away or having eva buffs, her 3rd skill helps with this
5. Make sure you are doing this as part of moves you already need to do, like for example if your remaining vessels are Glow type.
6. Don't do this on defense fleets for obvious reasons, she dies in one swipe and you have no agency over it.

Whatever the case, she is a fan-favourite and everyone loves her, this is just a very silly thing happening in the community.

### Gallery

Taken from the official Twitter.Fuyutsuki head icon.
Games

**Games** is one of the categories players can choose from in the Um, Actually home game. The Games category focuses on statements about video games, board games and card games. The icon is designed to look like Super Nintendo controller with incorrect buttons.

## Cards

**GA-01 (7 Wonders)**

**GA-02 (Cuphead)**

**GA-03 (Dungeons & Dragons)**

**GA-04 (Journey)**

**GA-05 (Sonic Adventure 2)**

**GA-06 (Pokémon)**

**GA-07 (Settlers of Catan)**

**GA-08 (Don't Starve)**
 **Source** | Don't Starve Wiki

**GA-08 (Don't Starve)**

**GA-09 (Dungeons & Dragons)**

**GA-10 (Magic: The Gathering**

**GA-11 (Minecraft)**

**GA-12 (Plants vs. Zombies)**

**GA-13 (Pokémon)**

**GA-14 (StarCraft)**

**GA-15 (Angry Birds)**

**GA-16 (Bioshock)**

**GA-17 (Clash of Clans)**

**GA-18 (Dungeons & Dragons)**

**GA-19 (Portal)**

**GA-20 (Alien: Isolation)**

**GA-21 (Borderlands)**

**GA-22 (Doom)**

**GA-23 (The Last of Us)**

**GA-24 (Mega Man)**

**GA-25 (Shadow of the Colossus)**

**GA-26 (Skyrim)**

**GA-27 (Stardew Valley)**

**GA-28 (Assassin's Creed)**

**GA-29 (Borderlands)**

**GA-30 (Borderlands 2)**

**GA-31 (Dark Souls)**

**GA-32 (Dead By Daylight)**

**GA-33 (Diablo)**

**GA-34 (Dota 2)**

**GA-35 (Dragon Age)**

**GA-36 (Fallout)**

**GA-37 (Final Fantasy VII)**

**GA-38 (Fortnite)**

**GA-39 (God of War)**

**GA-40 (Half-Life)**

**GA-41 (Halo 2)**

**GA-42 (Metal Gear)**

**GA-43 (Minecraft)**

**GA-44 (Overwatch)**

**GA-45 (Pajama Sam)**

**GA-46 (Persona 3)**

**GA-47 (Pokémon)**

**GA-48 (Red Dead Redemption)**

**GA-49 (Rise of Nations)**

**GA-50 (Star Fox)**

**GA-51 (StarCraft II)**

**GA-52 (Street Fighter 3: 3rd Strike)**

**GA-53 (Super Mario 64)**

**GA-54 (Super Smash Bros. Melee)**

**GA-55 (Team Fortress 2)**

**GA-56 (Terraforming Mars)**

**GA-57 (The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind)**

**GA-58 (The Legend of Zelda)**

**GA-59 (World of Warcraft)**

**GA-60 (Yakuza 0)**

1. ↑ https://sonic.fandom.com/wiki/Gerald\_Robotnik
2. ↑ https://sonic.fandom.com/wiki/Project\_Shadow
Real Life Skills

**Real-Life Skills** is one of the categories players can choose from in the Um, Actually home game. Unlike all other categories in the game, this one requires you to answer questions about the real world.

## Cards

**RL-01 (Pack Your Bags!)**

**RL-02 (Food IQ)**

**RL-03 (Techronyms)**

**RL-04 (Savin' a Life, Savin' a Life)**

**RL-05 (Making Connections)**

**RL-06 (Can't Get the Stink Out)**

**RL-07 (Company Names)**

**RL-08 (Microwaves)**

**RL-09 (Too Hot To Handle)**

**RL-10 (Stocking Up)**

**RL-11 (Taking Stock)**

**RL-12 (In A Pinch)**

**RL-13 (You're Almost There)**

**RL-14 (Engine Trouble)**

**RL-15 (World Currency)**

**RL-16 (Don't Screw It Up!)**

**RL-17 (Country Codes)**

**RL-18 (United We Stand)**

**RL-19 (Show Me Where It Hurts)**

**RL-20 (Animal Adjectives)**

**RL-21 (What's Your Specialty?)**

**RL-22 (Signs of the Times)**

**RL-23 (Pickin' Up Chicks)**

**RL-24 (Elementary, My Dear Watson)**

**RL-25 (Measure Up!)**

**RL-26 (Safe To Eat?)**

**RL-27 (Is This Still Good?)**

**RL-28 (Woof.)**

**RL-29 (Leaf Me Alone!)**

**RL-30 (Who Goes There?)**

**RL-31 (For the Sake of Argument)**

**RL-32 (In the Raw)**

**RL-33 (Draw Your Blade)**

**RL-34 (How Sweet It Is!)**

**RL-35 (I Need an Extension!)**

**RL-36 (If You Can't Take the Heat...)**

**RL-37 (A Man, A Plan, A Canal...)**

**RL-38 (That's the Key!)**

**RL-39 (Know Your Relatives)**

**RL-40 (Don't Call Me Baby)**

**RL-41 (Is That True?)**

**RL-42 (Ya Gotta Cell It!)**

**RL-43 (My Car's At the Shop)**

**RL-44 (Setting the Table)**

**RL-45 (Try-cycle)**

**RL-46 (Surfin' On the Sly)**

**RL-47 (Chronic Mnemonic)**

**RL-48 ((South) America the Beautiful)**

**RL-49 (Say My Name)**

**RL-50 (Well, Ex-CUUUUSE Me!)**
 **Source** | Um, Actually boardgame rulebook.
Damien'sLogoWikiGroup Wiki

**Welcome to the Damien'sLogoWikiGroup Wiki!**
A Whole Logo Collection Made By Me!

We're a collaborative community website about Damien'sLogoGroup that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Important articles

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* Rules of this wiki
* Getting Started
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You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!

*Community Founders*: Write a good and paragraph-length description for your welcome section about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit the admin dashboard for more tips.
Sci-Fi

**Sci-Fi** is one of the categories players can choose from in the Um, Actually home game. The Sci-Fi category focuses on statements about books, movies, television shows, and games with futuristic concepts. The icon is designed to look like a ray gun.

## Cards

**SF-01 (Alien)**

**SF-02 (Doctor Who)**

Statment: Although the Daleks were ultimately wiped out in the Last Great Time War, they managed to destroy nearly all of the Time Lords

Correction: They didn't wipe out nearly all of the time lords. There were Billions still alive in a pocket dimesnsion that was frozen in time.

**SF-03 (Dune)**

**SF-04 (Aliens)**

**SF-05 (Pacific Rim)**

**SF-06 (Pitch Black)**

**SF-07 (RoboCop)**

**SF-08 (Star Trek VI)**

**SF-09 (The Empire Strikes Back)**

**SF-10 (Tron: Legacy)**

**SF-11 (Avatar)**

**SF-12 (Blade Runner)**

**SF-13 (Doctor Who)**

**SF-14 (Firefly)**

**SF-15 (The Hunger Games)**

**SF-16 (The Matrix)**

**SF-17 (Max Headroom)**

**SF-18 (Star Trek)**

Worf, Troi and Torres weren’t introduced until Star Trek Next Generation

**SF-19 (Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan)**

**SF-20 (Star Wars: The Phantom Menace)**

**SF-21 (Doctor Who)**

**SF-22 (Ender's Game)**

**SF-23 (Galaxy Quest)**

**SF-24 (Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome)**

**SF-25 (Minority Report)**

**SF-26 (Spaceballs)**

**SF-27 (Solo: A Star Wars Story)**

**SF-28 (Star Wars: The Force Awakens)**

**SF-29 (Day of the Triffids)**

**SF-30 (District 9)**

**SF-31 (Doctor Who)**

**SF-32 (Dune)**

**SF-33 (Dune)**

**SF-34 (The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy)**

**SF-35 (Mars Attacks!)**

**SF-36 (RoboCop)**

**SF-37 (Deep Space 9)**

**SF-38 (Star Wars: Attack of the Clones)**

**SF-39 (Star Wars)**

**SF-40 (Terminator 2: Judgment Day)**

**SF-41 (War of the Worlds)**

**SF-42 (Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy)**

**SF-43 (Back to the Future)**

The wording on the card implies the car runs on lightning ("recharge the car... lightning"). The car runs on gasoline; the time circuits are powered by the plutonium or lightning bolt (or eventually, Mr. Fusion).

**SF-44 (Children of Men)**

**SF-45 (Destiny 2)**

**SF-46 (Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency)**

**SF-47 (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial)**

**SF-48 (Escape from New York)**

**SF-49 (The Hunger Games)**

**SF-50 (Jurassic Park)**

**SF-51 (Jurassic World)**

**SF-52 (Mass Effect)**

**SF-53 (Orphan Black)**

**SF-54 (Rogue One)**

**SF-55 (Squid Game)**

**SF-56 (The Lost World: Jurassic Park)**

**SF-57 (The Matrix)**

**SF-58 (The Running Man)**

**SF-59 (The Terminator)**

**SF-60 (The X-Files)**
Колесо дробления

**Crushing Wheels** are the more advanced version of the Millstone. It applies Crushing recipes to any items inserted from the direction they are spinning away from.

## Usage

Two Crushing Wheels must be placed next to each other horizontally or vertically one block apart. Both wheels must be given **opposite rotational force**. Any items to be crushed must be inserted where the wheels rotate inwards.

Crushing Wheels will kill mobs and players and eject their drops.

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Crushing wheels can be automated by placing a vanilla hopper at the top directly between the wheels and either a depot or conveyor belt below. Materials will be fed through the top hopper. See image *Crushing wheels setup.*

### Crushing

Some recipes have outputs that only happen by chance.

Crushing Wheels and Millstones can apply the following recipes to items inserted from above:
Шаблон:CrushingMillingRecipes

## Crushing Speed

The speed at which the Crushing Wheels can process Cobblestone Stacks. The ratio of stacks per minute and rpm is 20:1 meaning that two crushing wheels going at 20 rpm will crush one stack per minute.

Crushed Stacks at x Velocity in y minutes
 112 rpm
 128 rpm
 192 rpm
 256 rpm

## Gallery

Crushing wheel pair.pngA pair of crushing wheelsCrushing Setup.pngCrushing Wheel setup using Encased Chain Drives and a Gearbox
## Trivia

* If a player is killed by Crushing Wheels, it produces a unique death message: [username] was processed by Crushing Wheels.

## History

* 0.4: Changes to Ore crushing.
* 0.3.1: Now work omnidirectionally.
* 0.2.2:
	+ Can now apply milling recipes.
	+ Now crafted with Mechanical Crafters.
* 0.2.1: No longer pull players in peaceful mode.
* 0.2: Entities Killed by Crushing Wheels drop their loot on the other side of the Wheel.
* 0.1: Introduced.

Шаблон:Blocks
Шаблон:Miscellaneous
Grupo Aguila (Spain)

**Background**: Grupo Aguila was a Spanish video distributor company which is based on Ayala, Madrid. The company currently owns 2 companies at the moment, which is Video Joven and Roller. The company also distributed movies under the label Malibu Video.

### 1st Logo (Early-Mid 1980s)

**Logo**: On a black-blue gradient space background, we see the golden "GA" shape with 9 golden stripes that resembles a wing, with the silvered "GRUPO AGUILA S.A." text next to it, with glowing stars applied onto it. The text "CINE/VIDEO Producciones y Distribuciones" is seen zooming in, moving & flipping itself into it's remaining position.

**FX/SFX**: The moving & flipping text.

**Music/Sounds**: None.

**Availiability**: Near extinction. This was seen on their early to mid 1980s releases.

**Editor's Note**: None.

### 2nd Logo (Mid-Late 1980s)

**Nickname**: "The Reddish Eagle"

**Logo**: On a black background, we see the text "GRUPO AGUILA" with a white shade rotating & zooming out, while a shape of an eagle is seen zooming & rotating in a blurry effect whilst it changes its colors. Then the text "PRESENTA" fades in. It fades out after 10 seconds.

**FX/SFX**: The text zooming & rotating, the actions of the eagle, then the text fading.

**Music/Sounds**: A techno synth theme (which was the first logo that had to use the music).

**Availability**: Rare. This was usually spotted on their mid-late 1980's releases. This logo can also be seen on releases under the label Malibu Video.

**Editor's Note**: None.

### 3rd Logo (Late 1980s-Early 1990s?)

**Nickname**: "The Reddish Eagle II"

**Logo**: On a black-blue gradient background, we see the eagle from before, but now in red, which is seen moving & zooming in. The texts "GRUPO" and "AGUILA" slide & collide together as it forms parts of the text on white onto the eagle. The text "PRESENTA" is being typed in.

**FX/SFX**: The moving eagle & texts, the typing of the text.

**Music/Sounds**: None.

**Availability**: Rare. This was seen on their late-1980's releases, such as *Los Diminutos*, *Josie y las Felinas* and *Un Extraño Papa Noel*.

**Editor's Note**: None.
That Old Black Magic

**That Old Black Magic** (also known as **Black Magic** and **Which Witch is Which?**) was the fourth episode of Series Three.

## Plot

A witch named Hazel comes to the Goodies office, commenting that one of them has *the power* and that she wants to hold a séance with them so that she can conjure up spirits of humans instead of spirits of animals (which have been her only success). The Goodies think that she is a lunatic — but they decide to hold the séance she has requested, and to play tricks on her. During the séance with Hazel, Graeme unexpectedly becomes possessed by an evil force.

Graeme starts a coven, and Tim and Bill become worried about their public image, because Graeme is continuing to wear his "Goodies T-shirt". Looking around the coven area, Tim and Bill notice a sign with the words "*Virgins wanted*". Later, wanting to stop Graeme, they arrive, pretending to be the sacrificial virgins that Graeme has advertised for, and wearing long white dresses and long blonde wigs (Graeme complains about their appearance but decides to let them in anyway). Graeme, who has now changed his clothes, does some magic tricks and then, just as he is about to carry out the sacrifice of the two "virgins", Hazel arrives and casts a spell over him, and the evil spirit leaves Graeme's body — only to be replaced by that of a spirit of a very lively and active Gibbon, which Tim and Bill find difficult to capture.

When Graeme is eventually captured, Hazel is able to get the gibbon spirit to leave his body and he returns to normal. Then, tearing the pages from her book of spells, Hazel states that she will never use magic again, but her words are short-lived. Tim and Bill had also become unexpectedly possessed — by the spirits of a chicken and a dog.
Faisal Productions (Pakistan)

**(September 16, 1988)**

**Logo**: We zoom out from a what appears to be a gem against a psychedelic sunburst background, which is also surrounded by a metallic flower pattern. As we slowly stop zooming, the letters "FP" in a rocky texture suddenly appears in front of the pattern and rotates for a short period of time. It soon disappears, as we cut to a closeup of the said gem, where we see the turquoise text "FAISAL" along with "PRODUCTIONS" in an arched form, sitting below "FAISAL" emerges from the gem, and appears to be rotating counter-clockwise and zooming outwards until it gets close enough.

**Technique**: Mostly live-action.

**Music/Sounds**: A traditional fanfare, which is possibly the opening theme of the movie.

**Availability**: Only seen on *Mundri*.

**Editor's Note**: None.
Roller S.A. (Spain)

**Background**: Roller S.A. Video Producciones is a Spanish video distributor which is currently owned by Grupo Aguila.

### (Mid 1980's)

**Logo**: We first see a shot of a blue eagle flying on what appears to be a cloudy sky. Another shot of a flying red eagle in the same setting fades in, whereas another shot of a flying green eagle in a cloudy sky place fades in as well. Then we see a purple image of an eagle zooming in, whilst the shot on the background fades out, turning into a white background. The text:

ROLLER S.A.

======= VIDEO PRODUCCIONES

abruptly appears in front of the eagle. Then both fade out.

**FX/SFX**: Live-action footage along the zooming in and the text appearing.

**Music/Sounds**: An excerpt of "New World Symphony" by Antonín Dvořák.

**Availability**: Can be seen on their mid 1980's releases from the era, such as *The Shadow Box*

**Editor's Note**: None.
Fantasy

**Fantasy** is one of the categories players can choose from in the Um, Actually home game. The Fantasy category focuses on statements about books, movies, television shows, and games with fantastical themes.

## Corrected Cards

**FA-01 (Discworld)**

**FA-02 (Game of Thrones)**

**FA-03 (Game of Thrones)**

**FA-04 (Good Omens)**

**FA-05 (Harry Potter)**

**FA-06 (Harry Potter)**

**FA-07 (Lord of the Rings)**

**FA-08 (Monty Python and the Holy Grail)**

**FA-09 (Pan's Labyrinth)**

**FA-10 (The Dark Crystal)**

**FA-11 (Game of Thrones)**

**FA-12 (Harry Potter)**

**FA-13 (Pirates of the Caribbean)**

**FA-14 (Maleficent)**

**FA-15 (The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe)**

**FA-16 (Wizard of Oz)**

**FA-17 (Alice in Wonderland)**

**FA-18 (Harry Potter)**

**FA-19 (The Hobbit)**

**FA-20 (Lord of the Rings)**

**FA-21 (Pan's Labyrinth)**

**FA-22 (The Princess Bride)**

**FA-23 (Twilight)**

**FA-24 (Harry Potter)**

**FA-25 (Lord of the Rings)**

**FA-26 (Lord of the Rings)**

**FA-27 (Twilight)**

**FA-28 (A Wizard of Earthsea)**

**FA-29 (Alice in Wonderland)**

**FA-30 (Artemis Fowl)**

**FA-31 (Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn)**

**FA-32 (Being John Malkovich)**

**FA-33 (Clash of the Titans)**

**FA-34 (Conan the Barbarian)**

**FA-35 (Dragon Age)**

**FA-36 (Edward Scissorhands)**

**FA-37 (Enchanted)**

**FA-38 (Hocus Pocus)**

**FA-39 (Kung Fu Hustle)**

**FA-40 (Kung Fu Panda)**

**FA-41 (Labyrinth)**

Error toby is not sarahs brother

She is Sarah's half brother.

**FA-42 (Ladyhawke)**

**FA-43 (Life of Pi)**

**FA-44 (Matilda)**

**FA-45 (Peter Pan)**

**FA-46 (Redwall)**

**FA-47 (Shrek)**

**FA-48 (Stardust)**

**FA-49 (The Adventure Zone)**

**FA-50 (The Fall)**

**FA-51 (The Mask)**

**FA-52 (The Minotaur)**

**FA-53 (The Neverending Story)**

**FA-54 (The Sword in the Stone)**

um actually, he's attacked by a Pike in the MOAT not a river

**FA-55 (The Sword of Truth)**

**FA-56 (The Witcher)**

**FA-57 (Time Bandits)**

**FA-58 (Warcraft 3)**

**FA-59 (Willow)**

**FA-60 (Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory)**
Um, Actually - Home Game Corrections Wiki

**Welcome to the Corrections Wiki for the Um, Actually Home Game!**
This is a place for fans of the Um, Actually home game to let us know all the ways we messed up on the cards. Did you find something slightly incorrect on a card? Well then, argue with strangers on the internet about it! Select a category below to see corrections that other users have submitted - or contribute your own, if necessary!

Be sure to read the guidelines before contributing a correction.

Want to consult the rulebook? Download the PDF **here**!
Cartoons

**Cartoons** is one of the categories players can choose from in the Um, Actually home game. This category focuses on statements about western animated movies and television shows.

## Cards

**CA-01 (Aladdin)**

**CA-02 (Beauty and the Beast)**

**CA-03 (Rick and Morty)**

**CA-04 (The Aristocats)**

**CA-05 (Wacky Races)**

**CA-06 (A Bug's Life)**

**CA-07 (Bob's Burgers)**

**CA-08 (Clone High)**

**CA-09 (Hunchback of Notre Dame)**

**CA-10 (One Hundred and One Dalmatians)**

**CA-11 (Archer)**

**CA-12 (Avatar: The Last Airbender)**

**CA-13 (BoJack Horseman)**

**CA-14 (The Emperor's New Groove)**

**CA-15 (Finding Nemo)**

**CA-16 (Futurama)**

**CA-17 (Looney Tunes)**

**CA-18 (Aladdin)**

**CA-19 (Avatar: The Last Airbender)**

**CA-20 (The Legend of Korra)**

**CA-21 (Futurama)**

**CA-22 (Venture Bros.)**

**CA-23 (Adventure Time)**

**CA-24 (Avatar: The Last Airbender)**

**CA-25 (Beavis & Butthead)**

**CA-26 (Cars)**

**CA-27 (Cinderella)**

**CA-28 (Dumbo)**

**CA-29 (Family Guy)**

**CA-30 (Final Space)**

**CA-31 (Finding Nemo)**

**CA-32 (Gravity Falls)**

**CA-33 (Hercules)**

**CA-34 (Homestar Runner)**

**CA-35 (Invader Zim)**

**CA-36 (The Iron Giant)**

**CA-37 (Johnny Bravo)**

**CA-38 (King of the Hill)**

**CA-39 (Kung Fu Panda)**

**CA-40 (Madagascar)**

**CA-41 (How To Train Your Dragon)**

**CA-42 (Megamind)**

**CA-43 (Monsters, Inc.)**

**CA-44 (Mulan)**

**CA-45 (Samurai Jack)**

**CA-46 (Sealab 2021)**

**CA-47 (She-Ra)**

**CA-48 (Steven Universe)**

**CA-49 (Tangled)**

**CA-50 (Teen Titans Go!)**

**CA-51 (The Incredibles)**

**CA-52 (The Little Mermaid)**

**CA-53 (The Road to El Dorado)**

**CA-54 (The Rugrats Movie)**

**CA-55 (The Simpsons)**

**CA-56 (Toy Story 4)**

**CA-57 (Up)**

**CA-58 (Venture Bros.)**

**CA-59 (WALL-E)**

**CA-60 (Winnie the Pooh)**
Корпус

* Андезитовый
* Латунный
* Медный
* Железнодорожный

**Корпуса** - блоки, используемые во многих крафтах, а также служащие в качестве декоративных блоков.

Есть четыре типа корпусов: **Андезитовые** корпуса используются в самых обычных механизмах, **латунные** корпуса используются уже в более продвинутых машинах, **медные** корпуса предназначены исключительно для работы с жидкостями, и **железнодорожные** корпуса для работы с локомотивами.

## Получение

### Ручное создание

Корпуса можно получить, если кликнуть ПКМ по обтёсанной коре или древесине нужным сплавом. Дерево превратится в корпус, который можно вскопать самому, или же можно использовать гаечный ключ для того, чтобы он при использовании сам мгновенно оказался в инвентаре.

## Использование

### Помещение в корпус

 Файл:Pipe WaterFlow Casing 01.png
Mechanical Belts, Shafts, and Cogwheels can be encased in most casings, creating a decoration around the encased block. Fluid Pipes and the Copper variant of casings are mutually inclusive; A fluid pipe will not accept any other kind of casing, and the Copper casing can only be applied to pipes.

Although mostly decorative, applying Casings to contraptions does come with some functionality. Applying a casing to a pipe will prevent it from connecting to any pipes placed after the casing was applied, save for directly in front of the pipe opening. Casing on Cogwheels can prevent cogs from connecting to other cogs via the shaft, and this is adjustable with a Wrench.

## История

 0.5 | Добавлены железнодорожные корпуса. Теперь корпуса используют новый тип рецепта. Изменена текстура медных корпусов.

## Галерея

Decor Usage Of Casings.pngFrom Left to Right: Andesite, Brass, Copper and Train casings. Belts are shown on the sides, and the Shaft, Cog and Pipe are covered on the bottom.Cog Preventation.pngAn example of Cogs having their shafts blocked by a Casing, preventing their connection.
Malibu Video (Spain)

**Background**: Malibu Video was a Spanish video distributor company which the company distributed movies under the label Grupo Aguila.

### (Mid-Late 1980s)

**Logo**: We fade onto a camera view of a cloudy ocean. An orange-yellow gradient circle, which reefers to the sun, slides above it, while the ocean's color turns orange. The cloudy view turns into a black-red zooming space background, with the blue-themed words “MALIBU” (with palm leaves on the "I") zooming in. The words “**VIDEO**” slide above, beneath "MALIBU".

**FX/SFX**: Live-action footage, the circle, the background and the words.

**Music/Sounds**: The Also Sprach Zarathustra theme.

**Availability**: Extremely rare. This was seen on their mid-late 1980s releases from Grupo Aguila.

**Editor's Note**: None.
The New Office

**The New Office** (also known as **Monster Machines** and **Moving Day**) was the first episode of Series Three.

## Plot

The Goodies' office is being renovated, but the builders are taking a very long time to finish their work. This is hardly surprising when it is discovered that the builders have not done any work at all for months. The builders have been spending the last six months drinking tea and playing cards. The office is extremely noisy because a recording of construction work is being played to make it appear that the men are working.

The Goodies are upset at the lack of work being done. The workmen retaliate by walking off the job, vowing never to return. However, they leave a memento of their visit behind by smashing up the office and destroying it utterly.

With their office in ruins, the Goodies try to buy a building to be their new office, but buildings are extremely expensive. Then they try to buy a block of land on which a new office can be built. However, vacant land is very scarce — and what is left to buy is also very expensive and very small in size.

The Goodies eventually decide a disused railway station office would be best — and set about building one. One of the pluses is the fact that the new office is a mobile one and can be towed anywhere by the Goodies' trandem — something which is helpful when their peaceful surrounds are suddenly filled with people, houses and railway lines. People also mistakenly think that the Goodies' disused railway station office is a real railway station office, and try to buy train tickets from them.

Towing their office behind them, the Goodies park on some peaceful land, and begin to settle down. However, Tim, Graeme and Bill discover some unexpected terrifying aspects of some heavy construction machinery parked near their office, and the Goodies become embroiled in battle with the heavy machines until they find a solution to the problem.
Robert Ross

**Robert Ross** (born May 24th 1970) is a writer and historian, known most for his books on television series including Monty Python and The Goodies.

## Biography

He has been writing about the history and stars of British comedy since 1996. His first book, *The Carry On Companion*, was quickly followed-up by *The Monty Python Encylopedia*, and *Benny Hill: Merry Master of Mirth.* Robert's other books have included reference works on the Goodies, and Frankie Howerd.
Omega Home Video (Spain)

### (Mid-Late 1980s)

**Logo**: We fade onto a desert background settled in a night sky. A white bordered tri-dimensional omega letter zooms out. After that, the background turns into a gray-white gradient background, with the desert background still remaining in the insides of the omega letter, which is now day. The omega letter shines twice, as the text "OMEGA HOME VIDEO" fades underneath.

**FX/SFX**: The letter zooming out, and the fading.

**Music/Sounds**: A quite soothing piano tune.

**Availability**: Extremely rare. It appears on VHS releases made by them.

**Editor’s Note**: None.
The Goodies Audio Series

Logo used for The Big Ben Theory

**The Goodies Audio Series** was a cancelled series of The Goodies, starring Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden and Bill Oddie.

## Episodes

* The Big Ben Theory was the test pilot for the series and the only audio story made.

## Production

In 2019, The Goodies reunited to record a brand-new adventure for Audible, under the guidance of producer Barnaby Eaton-Jones, who gently persuaded them to get back on their trandem bicycle. This was called The Big Ben Theory, and was written by Gareth Gwynn and John-Luke Roberts, from a story by Barnaby Eaton-Jones, and directed by Dirk Maggs. In the cast were Dame Joanna Lumley, Jon Culshaw, Kate Harbour, Philip Pope, and Barnaby Eaton-Jones – alongside The Goodies themselves; Graeme Garden, Bill Oddie, and Tim Brooke-Taylor. There was even a live band and studio audience. This audio production was so well-received and successful that a series was commissioned, with the same team behind it and retaining the same company of actors as well.

Unfortunately, due to the sad passing of Tim Brooke-Taylor in April 2020, from Covid, the audio series had to be cancelled. At that stage, material had been written and The Goodies had chosen the first six (of the twelve mooted) for the debut series on audio. Fast forward to 2022, and the first of those stories has been turned into novella called Avengers Dissemble, which is a semi-sequel to the audio production (though you don’t have to have listened to the audio to understand it), as it features Dame Joanna Lumley – who has also written a beautiful and funny foreword for this book.
Incredible Success!

**Background**: This is the vanity plate of Pat Bishop, Matt Ingebretson and Jake Weisman.

### (January 17, 2018-)

**Logo**: On a gray background, we see a thick yellow-outlined rectangle box. Inside is a clip of a man in a black suit, carrying a trash bag in the middle of the forest as he throws it in mid-air, as the text "INCREDIBLE SUCCESS!" appears. The trash bag goes back down as it lands on him and falls into the ground.

**FX/SFX**: Live-action.

**Music/Sounds**: Birds chirping and a thud when the trash bag falls into the ground.

**Availability**: Seen on *Corporate* and *This Fool*.

**Editor's Note**: It's a funny logo.
Lancit Media Entertainment

Background: This is Larry Lancit's Vanity Card that owns *The Puzzle Place*.

### (1994-1998)

**Logo**: After the credits, two puzzle pieces depart the background and fly into the screen, connecting together. One piece has the KCET logo on it, while the other piece is yellow. On the yellow piece is a blue rectangle containing "Lancit" with "ancit" in an italic serif and the "L" is a customized fancy script with its tail extending under "ancit". Below is "M•E•D•I•A ".

**Variant**:

* Episodes from season 3 had only the screen flipping to reveal the logo already in their place, with the 1997 KCET Logo and the word “Entertainment” Is Added Underneath the word “M•E•D•I•A”.

**FX/SFX**: Not much really; just the puzzle pieces flying in and connecting together (the screen flipping during 1998).

**Music/Sounds**: Just a synth choir as Julie says "*The Puzzle Place* is a co-production of:

* Odd Episodes: Lancit Media, New York, and KCET Los Angles”
* Even Episodes: KCET Los Angles, and Lancit Media, New York”

**Music/Sounds Variants**:

* Season 3, had the closing theme playing on it.
* In reruns of earlier seasons from 1998 onwards, she says the order as "KCET Hollywood, and Lancit Media Entertainment" or "Lancit Media Entertainment, and KCET Hollywood”

**Availability**: Rare. Only seen on *The Puzzle Place*.

**Editor's Note**: This is a memorable logo that grew up watching *The Puzzle Place*.
Return of the Goodies

**Return of the Goodies** was a documentary looking back at The Goodies which aired on December 30th, 2005. It was directed by Pati Marr and produced by Stephen McGinn, Neil Mossey and Dominic Vallely.

## Synopsis

They're back, after 25 years. But did they ever really go away?

In this special blend of documentary, archive, sitcom and audience participation, Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden and Bill Oddie break into their old office to present a show which explores their giddy rise to fame in the 70s, the influence they and their programmes had on the nation, and attempt to explain why The Goodies haven't been on TV for so long.

They present the stories behind their finest moments and unearth some things which will be as much a surprise for them as they are for viewers, such as the story behind the Mary Whitehouse saga, and they also try to find out what happened to their three-seater bicycle.

Contributors and fans appearing on the show include Rolf Harris, Huw Edwards, Martin Freeman, Ronni Ancona, Tony Blackburn, Jon Culshaw, Mark Gatiss, Emma Kennedy and Phill.

## Trivia

* The documentary was repeated once on Saturday the 13th of November 2010 at 8:00pm on BBC2