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Horta-Hacienda Post Splats

This is a sound effect that was typically used by Horta Editorial & Sound and Hacienda Post that is not currently available on any professional sound effects libraries. This includes a high-pitched version of Cartoon Splat Sound. These originally came from Walt Disney Productions.

## Used in

### TV Shows

* The Addams Family (1992 Series)
* The Adventures of T-Rex
* Beakman's World
* Dexter's Laboratory (Heard in "Old Man Dexter".)
* Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz
* Doug
* Galaxy High School (First heard in "Welcome to Galaxy High".)
* Ghostbusters (1986 TV Series) (First heard in "The Ones Who Saved the Future".)
* The Glo Friends
* Harvey Girls Forever!
* Hey Arnold!
* iCarly (Heard in "iBust a Thief".)
* Jellystone!
* The Jetsons (Heard in several second-season episodes.)
* The Life and Times of Juniper Lee
* Looney Tunes Cartoons (2020)
* Muppet Babies (1984 TV Series)
* The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
* A Pup Named Scooby-Doo
* Ren & Stimpy: Adult Party Cartoon
* The Ren & Stimpy Show
* The Ripping Friends
* Rocko's Modern Life
* Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
* The Snoopy Show
* SpongeBob SquarePants
* TaleSpin
* Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987)
* The Tom & Jerry Kids Show (Heard once in "Scrub-a-Dub Tom".)
* Tom & Jerry Special Shorts
* Zazoo U

### Movies

* Aladdin (1992)
* The Brave Little Toaster (1987)
* The Great Mouse Detective (1986)
* The Little Mermaid (1989) (5th splat only)
* Pete's Dragon (1977)
* Rockin' with Judy Jetson (1988)
* Scooby-Doo and the Ghoul School (1988) (5th splat only)
* Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004) (2nd splat only)
* Tom and Jerry: The Movie (1992) (6th splat only)

### Video Games

PlayStation:

* Crash Bandicoot: Warped (6th splat heard when a Triceratops stomps Crash.)
* Spyro: Year of the Dragon (5th splat heard when a Bianca stomps Hunter's tail.)

### YouTube Videos

* The Best Pals Hand Show
* Best Pals Hand Toons
* CartoonRiley56
* Steamed Hams But It's a Ren & Stimpy Episode
* Summer Break Beanie Babies (2017)
* Tonia LaJaunie Videos (Heard in "Dr. Seuss' Crash Bandicoot™ The Movie: The Thievius Raccoonus", heard in jaw violently.)
* Webkinz
* WhitneyGoLucky
* Wileyk209zback's 3DMM Videos
Bell

## Overview

>  *"A heavenly bell fallen from the skies down to our world. Every so often an ore will ring the bell, bathing all nearby ores in holy light."* - In game description
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The **Bell** is an upgrader that gives 30% holy multiplier to all nearby ores when rung applied in a 2 block radius sphere. It has a 10 second base cooldown that can be reduced if the ore that rings the bell has amplification or sparkles. The bell can be unlocked from the Mystery Item Giver. Once unlocked, it is found in basic packs with a rare rarity.

## Usage

The bell is one of the few buildings that can give a holy multiplier. Building around the bell can be beneficial since it will give ores more chances to get upgraded by the bell. The bell can be turned evil if the ore that rings it has the cursed flames status or previously upgraded by a Hexer. This gives the player the **Nonetheless, It Tolls** badge, doubles the multiplier to 60%, reduces stability by 5% each second, and upgrades the bell's radius proportionally to the amplification of the ores inputted. (other effects of evil bell unknown). In can only be used once.

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Horta Doorbell Sound

This is a sound effect that was typically used by Horta Editorial & Sound that is not currently available on any professional sound effects libraries.

## Used in

* Bobby's World
* CatDog
* Cow and Chicken
* Darkwing Duck
* Garfield and Friends (Debut, first used in Season 1.)
* Goof Troop
* Hey Arnold!
* The Ren & Stimpy Show
* Rocko's Modern Life (heard primarily in the first two seasons)
* The Tom and Jerry Comedy Show

### Video Games

PC:

* Microsoft Nickelodeon 3D Movie Maker

### YouTube Videos

* Steamed Hams But It's a Ren & Stimpy Episode
Horta-Hacienda Post Fart Sounds

This is a rare Horta Editorial sound effect, which is not included on any other sound effect libraries, or where it originated from.

## Used in

### TV Shows

* The Ren & Stimpy Show (Heard several times in "In the Army", and once in "Man's Best Friend" and "The Royal Canadian Kilted Yaksmen", for censoring the word "hell" during the anthem.)
Timothy J. Borquez

Timothy J. Borquez (born December 17, 1959) is a sound designer known for working on SpongeBob SquarePants during its 1st season.

## Sound Effects Libraries he uses

* 20th Century Fox
* Animation Collection
* Animal Trax
* BBC Sound Effects Library - Original Series
* Background Trax
* Cartoon Express
* Cartoon Trax Volume 1
* Cartoon Trax Volume 2
* Dimension Sound Effects Library
* Disney Ideas Sound Effects Library
* Foley Sound Library
* Hanna-Barbera Sound Effects Library
* Lost Treasures
* Lucasfilm
* Premiere Edition Volume 1
* Premiere Edition Volume 2
* Premiere Edition Volume 3
* Premiere Edition Volume 4
* Premiere Edition Volume 5
* Volume 6
* Volume 7
* Volume 8
* Volume 9
* Volume 10
* Volume 11
* Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends
* Series 1000
* Series 2000
* Series 3000
* Series 4000 Hollywood
* Series 5000
* Series 6000
* Series 6000 2nd Extension
* Series 6000 3rd Extension
* Series 6000 Extension VIII Sound Effects Library
* Series 6000 Extension VI Sound Effects Library
* Series 6000 Extension V Sound Effects Library
* Series 6000 Extension IV Sound Effects Library
* Series 6000 Extension VII Sound Effects Library
* Series 6000 Extension X Sound Effects Library
* Series 6000 Extension IX Sound Effects Library
* Series 7000
* Series 8000
* Series 9000
* Series 10000
* Series 11000
* Series 12000
* Series 13000
* Series 14000
* Skywalker Sound
* Sony Pictures Volumes 1-5
* Sony Pictures Sound Effects Library Volumes 6-10
* The General Series 6000
* Turner Entertainment Co.
* Universal Studios
* Warner Bros. Sound Effects Library
Sandstone 1

## Overview

**Sandstone 1** is a level that's unlocked at **2** level completions, along with Sandstone 2 and Sandstone 3. It introduces sandstone terrain, which makes Drills placed on top produce a wider variety of ores than regular dirt. Although the terrain can be a bit hard to work with and may require a little creative thinking, overall the level isn't too difficult to complete.

## Description

The level consists of the standard 7x7 dirt plot, with the addition of a small sandstone pile taking up one side of the plot.

## Tips

* Since Drills placed on sandstone produce ores more randomly, it's best to utilize a variety of upgraders in your setup to get the most out of your ores. (second opinion requested)
* You can try to play this the same way as you would for the Empty Plate level, although the terrain will get in the way and make things more complicated.
Compressor

## Overview

>    *"A useful contraption that compresses ores making them smaller and tougher at the cost of stability."* - In game description
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The **Compressor** increases toughness by 5, reduces size by 0.3, and reduces stability by 30%. Even though it doesn't add any value to an ore, it is still considered an upgrader. Lots of toughness is good for an ore in some cases.

## Usage

The Compressor can be very useful for combuster loop, since combuster takes away more toughness than stability. It also pairs very well with steel since it will not die if either stat goes down to 0. Sander is also a good pair, since this is considered a harmful upgrader, keep it away from shrine. A 5 base toughness ore and no special toughness ability like iron or copper can only go through it 3 times. The size stat shouldn't be reduced too much when using fine point upgraders like Laser because it would likely miss a small ore. You shouldn't reduce stability too much because it cant be regenerated.

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Rocko's Modern Life

***Rocko's Modern Life*** is an American animated television series created by Joe Murray for Nickelodeon. The series centers on the surreal life of an anthropomorphic Australian immigrant wallaby named Rocko and his friends: the eccentric steer Heffer Wolfe, the neurotic turtle Filburt, and Rocko's faithful dog Spunky. It is set in the fictional town of O-Town. Throughout its run to present day, this show is controversial for its adult humor, including double entendre, innuendo, and satirical social commentary, similar to *The Ren & Stimpy Show*. The series has gained a cult following.

Murray created the title character for an unpublished comic book series in the late 1980s, and later reluctantly pitched the series to Nickelodeon, which was looking for edgier cartoonists for its then-new Nicktoons. The network gave the staff a large amount of creative freedom, with the writers targeting both children and adults. The show premiered on September 18, 1993, and ended on November 24, 1996, totaling four seasons and 52 episodes. A special, entitled *Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling*, was digitally released on Netflix on August 9, 2019.

The show launched the careers of voice actors Carlos Alazraqui and Tom Kenny. After the show's cancellation, much of the staff regrouped to work on *SpongeBob SquarePants*, created by *Rocko*'s creative director Stephen Hillenburg.
HORTA-HACIENDA POST WOODEN DOOR CREAKS

This is a sound effect that was typically used by Horta Editorial & Sound and Hacienda Post and is not currently available on any professional sound effects libraries

## Used In

### TV Shows

* Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids
* Garfield and Friends
* He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
* Hey Arnold! (Heard once in "Gerald Comes Over".)
* The Ren & Stimpy Show
* Rocko's Modern Life
* The Scooby & Scrappy Doo/Puppy Hour
* She-Ra: Princess of Power
* Special Agent Oso (Heard once in "License to Twirl".)
* SpongeBob SquarePants
* Time Squad
* What's New, Scooby-Doo?

### Shorts

* Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies (Heard in some post-2002 cartoons.)

### YouTube Videos

* Steamed Hams But It's a Ren & Stimpy Episode
Horta/Spumco SFX - Crazy Idle Shaking

This is a rare sound effect, It's a similar sound to Horta-Hacienda Post Head Shake, another sound from Horta-Editorial & Sound.

## Sound Effect Description

Crazy Sloshy Rapid Swishes, With Bone Hit

## Used in

### TV Shows

* The Ren & Stimpy Show (Heard in "Fire Dogs", "Haunted House" and "The Great Outdoors".)
* The Ripping Friends (Heard once in "The Indigestible Wad".)

### Shorts

* A Day in the Life of Ranger Smith (1999)

## Image Gallery

The Ren & Stimpy Show S01E09 Horta/Spumco SFX - Crazy Idle Shaking
## Audio Samples

Horta/Spumco SFX - Crazy Idle Shaking/Audio Samples
Bomb Packer

## Overview

> *"An old model of the combustor repurposed to create bombs for mining."* - In game description
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The **Bomb Packer** is an upgrader which turns ores into time bombs that tick every second. Each tick reduces the ore's toughness by an amount that increases each tick. While increasing the ore's base value by 0.1 and explosive radius by 10%. Bomb Packers are unlocked after completing the level TNT Storehouse, and once unlocked appear in Basic Packs with a rare rarity.

## Usage

Bomb Packers should be used closer to the end of your setup after all your stability-reducing machines are used with a couple of Compressors before to ensure your ores will not die while also maximizing your profit.

Ores like Malachite or Steel are able to resist the time bomb longer and the Bomb Packer should be placed further back if using only those.

Since every tick increases explosive radius by 10%, it should **NEVER** be used before Combustors or Lukki Crates and after Nitro Loaders as all your other ores will explode if one does. It can only be used once.

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Effects

## Overview

**Effects** are a mechanic in Mini Megafactory. They give your ores different properties and can help or hurt your ores.

Some Ores such as Ruby and Basalt benefit from effects directly, by getting their values increased.

Different Buildings give ores different effects, such as the Flamethrower, and others even take original effects and turn them into better ones, such as the Blesser.

Please note that elemental multipliers can be different from effects themselves.

Here is a table with known effects below:
HORTA-HACIENDA STOMACH GROWL

This is a sound effects cluster created/designed by creatives at Horta Editorial & Sound, which folded into spin-off Hacienda Post. It's a combo of Wet Snarly Blurps CRT040501 with Mud Pots Blurps Bubb CRT040401, 404, 405, and 406.

## Used In

### TV Shows

* Chowder
* Dawn of the Croods
* Harvey Beaks
* Jellystone!
* The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
* SpongeBob SquarePants (Used in mostly pre-Oracle Post episodes, except for "Ditchin'", "Cuddle E. Hugs", and "Sea-Man Sponge Haters Club". Used heavily in "The Gift of Gum".)
* We Baby Bears (Used once in "Pirate Parrot Polly" for Panda and "Who Crashed the RV?" for Grizz.)
* We Bare Bears (Used once in "$100", "Captain Craboo", "Tubin'", and "Planet Bears"; twice in "Baby Bears Can't Jump".)

### Movies

* Tom and Jerry: Blast Off to Mars (2005)

### YouTube Videos

* WhitneyGoLucky (Used often when Gloria's stomach growls.)
The Ren & Stimpy Show

***The Ren & Stimpy Show*** is a cartoon TV series from controversial creator John Kricfalusi, produced by Spümcø and Games Animation for Nickelodeon.

Regarding sound design, the Post Production Services from Seasons 1-2, excluding the pilot "Big House Blues", was **Horta Editorial & Sound** (folded currently into **Hacienda Post**); Supervising [Picture] Editor/Re-Recording Mixer **Timothy J. Borquez** was one of the uncredited sound designers. Sound Editors also featured **Bill Kean** and **Michael Geisler**. **Debra O'Connor** was a foley artist; **Harry Andronis** and **Cecilia Perna** recorded the foley.

*The Ren & Stimpy Show* was already a ground-breaking phenomenon in animation, but the approach to cartoon sound design by Timothy J. Borquez and his team at Horta Editorial was just as unique. As Timothy J. Borquez put it, *The Ren & Stimpy Show* "became a laboratory for using classic sounds (in different contextual situations); adding Foley and new design to create "hybrid" textures and moments. We conscientiously did this and it opened up a whole new world for us! A lot of this was done on the mix stage." [1]

In Seasons 3-5, Games Animation ceased from using Horta Editorial (which was involved on 2 of Games' projects, Hey Arnold! and Rocko's Modern Life) and moved to a smaller, lesser-known sound studio, **Digital Audio Design**, which went uncredited on the series. **Brian Mendelshon** served as the post production sound supervisor, foley editor, and mixer for those seasons, and **Mark J. Uribe** was the Sound FX Editor.

## Sound Effects Used from "Horta Editorial/Hacienda Post"/Alphabetically

* Hacienda Post Piano Crash
* HACIENDA POST WHOOSHES
* Horta Boings? (Possibly original Horta sounds, but that's TBA.)
* Horta Editorial Hacienda Post SFX Bone Breaking
* Horta Editorial Hacienda Post SFX Quick Mud Bubble Squish (Heard often in seasons 1-4)
* Horta-Hacienda Broken Skid
* Horta Quick Bone/Spine Crack
* HORTA DOORBELL SOUND
* Horta-Hacienda Post Head Shake
* Horta-Hacienda Post Record Skipping
* HORTA-HACIENDA POST SIREN
* Horta-Hacienda Post Splats
* HORTA-HACIENDA BULB HORN (used in episodes mostly, season 1, 2, and 3 - for season three - "Circus Midgets".)
* HORTA-HACIENDA STOMACH GROWL
* HORTA-HACIENDA SUCTION POP
* HORTA-HACIENDA POST WOODEN DOOR CREAKS
* HORTA-HACIENDA POST SHRIEK-LIKE SQUEAK
* Horta Vocal Poof/Grunt
Terrain Scanner

## Overview

>  *" "* - In game description (blank description)
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**Terrain Scanners** are buildings that scan the ground under them to show the drill speed, ore types, and chances as well as average ore value drilled. They are unlocked from the start and found in basic packs with a common rarity.

## Usage

Place terrain scanners on the ground that you wish to know the ore drops of. Information is displaced on the front of it.

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John Milton (The Devil's Advocate)

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### Alias

John Milton
Satan
The Devil

### Occupation

Absolute ruler of Hell
Senior partner at Milton Chadwick Waters Law Firm

### Resources

High intelligence
Immense charisma
Advanced business acumen
Vast supernatural abilities
Invincibility
Bilocation
Omnilingualism
Absolute control over hellfire and demons
Voice mimicry
Strategic scheming

### Hobby

Riding the New York Subway.
Attending boxing matches.
Fornicating and seducing.
Drinking.

### Goals

Have his children Kevin and Christabella conceive the Antichrist (failed but bringing about Antichrist is still in progress).
Bring about Armageddon (ongoing).
Overthrow God and destroy Heaven (ongoing).

### Crimes

Torture
Spiritual corruption
Mass murder
Terrorism
Destruction
Libel
Rape
Psychological abuse
Grand theft auto
Larceny
Incest
Attempted omnicide
Mass vandalism

### Type of Villain

Satanic Dark Lord

**John Milton** is the titular main antagonist of the 1997 mystery/thriller movie *The Devil's Advocate*, based on the Andrew Neiderman novel of the same name, and he portrayed himself as a representative of a New York law firm, but was in reality, Satan himself.

He was portrayed by Al Pacino.
Excavation 1

## Overview

**Excavation 1** is a level that's unlocked at **4** level completions, alongside Excavation 2 and Excavation 3. It features a large pit containing some sandstone terrain and wooden structures. Although it only contains 15 packs instead of the usual 21, it gets cramped fairly quickly and it's easy to run out of space for your setup. It's recommended to play any of the Sandstone levels beforehand, so you'll be experienced with sandstone terrain. Overall, it's a step up in difficulty from the previous levels but can be completed with some thinking.

## Description

This level consists of a large sandstone mound with a 7x7 hole drilled into it. Buildings can only be placed in or directly above the hole, including the corners, despite its appearance. The bottom half of the hole mostly consists of sandstone terrain, while a large wooden platform and some wooden crates are situated near the top. These wooden structures aren't considered terrain, so Drills and ground-based upgraders like Planters and Geothermal Extractors won't work when placed on them.

## Tips

* Due to the lack of space, especially near the bottom of the hole, try to be efficient with your setups and plan beforehand so you don't trap yourself in a corner.
* Building near the surface is a good idea, since it's flatter and less cluttered, but you have less terrain surfaces to work with.
Lord Balthazar

### Goals

Become the most powerful being in existence via learning the secrets of the future (failed).

### Crimes

Kidnapping
Murder
Malefic
Attempted mass murder
Unethical experimentation
Domestic abuse
Vandalism
Torture
War crimes
Theft
Animal cruelty
Starvation
Terrorism

### Type of Villain

Wrathful Tyrant

**Lord Balthazar**, also simply known as **Balthazar**, is the overarching antagonist of the 1981 *Smurfs* cartoon. He is Gargamel's cruel godfather.

He also has his pet raven that he uses on various occasions, as well as a sea serpent who swims around in a moat guarding his master's castle. Balthazar serves as the second archnemesis to Papa Smurf.

He was voiced by the late Keene Curtis.
CatDog

***CatDog*** is an American animated television series created by Peter Hannan for Nickelodeon. The series follows the life of yellow conjoined brothers of different species, with one half of the resultant animal being a cat and the other a dog. Nickelodeon produced the series from Burbank, California. The first episode aired on April 4, 1998, following the *1998 Kids' Choice Awards*, before the show officially premiered in October of that year. Similarly, the Season 2 episode "Fetch" was shown in theaters in 1998 before airing on television.

The series ended on May 7, 2005 after a total of four seasons and 66 aired episodes over seven years, plus two produced episodes never aired. It was produced by Nickelodeon Animation Studio and Peter Hannan Productions, and was released on DVD in Region 1 by Shout! Factory.

Two animation studios, Saerom Animation and Rough Draft Studios through Rough Draft Korea, worked on the animation for the show.
Hacienda Post Ping

**Hacienda Post Ping** is a custom sound effect created by Hacienda Post. In addition, it might've been rumored or rooted from either Hanna-Barbera sound effect or any of the sound effect libraries like the Series 1000 Sound Effects Library. It really needs a verifications.

## Used in

### TV Shows

* Camp Lazlo (Heard once in "Penny for Your Dung".)
* Dexter's Laboratory
* The Get-Along Gang? (A very similar-sounding or nearly identical to this sound is heard in "Them's the Brakes".)
* H2O: Just Add Water
* Harvey Girls Forever!
* My Life as a Teenage Robot
* The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (Heard once in "A Pooh Day Afternoon"?)
* Out of Jimmy's Head
* SpongeBob SquarePants

### YouTube Videos

* The Best Pals Hand Show
* A Webkinz Thanksgiving (2021)
Bellion

**Bellion** is a major antagonist from the manga/anime/light novel series *The Seven Deadly Sins*, appearing as the main antagonist of the manga/light novel side-series *The Seven Deadly Sins: Prisoners of the Sky* and its 2018 anime film adaptation. He is a wrathful, narcissistic and spiteful member of the Demon Clan and the leader of the Six Knights of Black.

In the Japanese version of the anime, he was voiced by Toshiyuki Morikawa. In the English dub, he was voiced by Todd Haberkorn.

## What Makes Him Pure Evil?

* He has no loyalty to the Demon Clan, which made even the Demon King turn his back on him.
* After infiltrating the Goddess Realm, he sadistically killed a pair of their soldiers before being interrupted by Mael.
* Instead of being thankful for Meliodas saving him from Mael, he developed a petty desire for vengeance due to feeling humiliated. This does not make him sympathetic because while he did try to thank him at first, this is because he wanted to use Meliodas to climb up the power ladder and gain him as a useful ally.
* He unleashed Baruja, an Indura, on Sky City in hopes of killing the Celestial Race, only to be stopped by the Great O'Shiro.
* He performed an attempt of a massacre on the Celestials again after being revived, hoping to collect their souls.
* He uses Zoria to cut Meliodas with his sword, severely injuring him, while also causing Zoria to think he hurt his very own son for a brief moment.
* He sacrificed his four remaining comrades to summon Baruja when he was outmatched by Meliodas and they were unable to collect souls fast enough. Baruja ended up causing massive destruction thanks to him.
* In hopes of defeating Meliodas and his comrades, he unleashes a large radius of fire only for it to be countered by Meliodas.
* He killed himself to use as a sacrifice to the Indura in hopes of stopping Meliodas.
* While Fraudrin is worse to an extent, Bellion has less resources than Fraudrin.
Summer Gate

## Overview

>  *"In the great summer's glow, a warm tree delights. In the darkness embrace, where cicadas hide."* - In game description
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The **Summer Gate** is an upgrader that adds 25% fire multiplier and has a 2/3 chance to give ores a fire resistance boost. If the Summer Gate fails to give a fire resistance boost, then it will burn the ore instead. Like the other seasonal gates, ores will get a stacking 30% amplification boost on all later seasonal gates that they pass through. The Summer Gate is unlocked in the Mystery Item Giver. Once unlocked, it is found in basic packs with a rare rarity.

## Usage

The Summer Gate has no downside when used in setups that already use a flamethrower to give ores the burn status. The Storm Tower can be used to remove the burn status given by the Summer Gate. The summer gate works best Autumn Gate, Spring Gate, and Winter Gate to make use of the amplification for seasonal gates. Beehives consider the Summer Gate as a plant based upgrader however, using a beehive after the Summer Gate is not recommended. The Summer Gate can only be used once. In V1.6, fire resistance is bugged and actually causes burn to destroy ores faster.

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Volt Box

## Overview

>  *"A voltage box used to siphon power from nearby upgraders to increase multiplier."* - In game description
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The **Volt Box** is an upgrader which can add up to 270% electric multiplier to ores that pass through it. The volt box's multiplier increases based on items 1 tile away in all directions(diagonals included). Every nearby upgrader increases its multiplier by 0.05, every nearby drill increases its multiplier by 0.1 and up to one furnace can be used to increase its multiplier by 0.2. The Volt Box is unlocked in the Mystery Item Giver. Once unlocked, it is found in advanced packs with an advanced rarity.

## Usage

The Volt Box becomes ridiculously powerful when it is set up properly. Placing the Volt Box in the air allows for the 9 tiles under it to be used to further increase its multiplier. Coolers can work well to increase voltage. If the player owns a Volt Box with 1.5 or more voltage then they will be given the high voltage badge. The Volcano and Malachite Drill are also treated as drills by the Volt Box. It can only be used once.

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Farley the Fox

**If you add this villain to the Pure Evil category without creating a re-proposal first, this will result in a ban. You cannot add this villain to the Pure Evil category without proposing them a second time first. Once the re-proposal is a success, then this villain can be added to the Pure Evil category.Additional Notice: This template is meant for site maintenance only. Users who fail to leave the template alone will be blocked for a week minimum.**

## Evil-doer

### Origin

*Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure*

### Resources

Stealth
Thievery

### Hobby

Hunting chickens.
Killing animals.
Hurting children.

### Goals

Kill Cardigan and Templeton.
Slaughter every chicken on the farm (both failed).

### Moral Event Horizon

Killing many chickens on the farm. (offscreen)
Attempting to eat both Cardigan and Templeton to death while being aware of their sapience. (onscreen)

### Kill Count

Numerous (heavily implied)
2 (attempted)

### Crimes

Theft
Vandalism
Domestic abuse
Torture
Mass murder (heavily implied)
Assault
Fearmongering
Voyeurism (implied)
Serial poaching
Harassment
Attempted usurpation
Hate crimes
Incrimination
Unlawful imprisonment (possibly)
Forgery
Stalking
Kidnapping
Animal cruelty
Death threats
Terrorism
Defamation
Attempted child murder
Public endangerment

### Type of Villain

Greedy Predator

**Farley**, also better called **Farley the Fox**, is the main antagonist of *Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure*. He is a wicked and sinister red fox who is responsible for the loss of many chickens and eggs from various farms. He is Wilbur's overall arch-nemesis.

He was voiced by Rob Paulsen.

## Appearance

Farley is a normal fox with orange fur. His tummy is also white. He has black arms near his claws which are sharp and his eyes are green and yellow. Lastly, his ears are white and black.

## Trivia

* Farley's voice is an impression of the late Harvey Korman.
* Despite being the main antagonist, he only had six minutes of screen-time.
* In addition, Farley is also the sole antagonist in the film.
* It is unknown what happened to Farley afterwards, but it is likely possible that he either got out of the web, was put down (and possibly taken into taxidermy) by the farmers, or starved to death while stuck in the web.
* Unlike most characters in *Charlotte's Web*, Farley the Fox does not appear in the original 1973 film.
TNT Storehouse

## Overview

**TNT Storehouse** is a level that's unlocked at **6** level completions, alongside Cavern 1, Cavern 2 and Cavern 3. This level is special in that the level will be wiped if a single explosion occurs in the level, meaning that you have to be very careful with your ores. Overall, this level isn't necessarily difficult, but it requires a great deal of focus to manage your factory and ensure that none of your ores blow up.

## Description

   It takes place in a small building with a couple of TNTs. The storehouse has a ledge with a staircase, as well as a few TNT blocks lying on the floor. There is oil on the ground, but it is purely visual and does not affect ore drops.

### Location

This level is found in the cave with an obstacle course that players must complete to the level, and when falling in the void, you are sent back to the start. The obby is relatively easy, so don't worry about not being able to access the level.

## Tips

* Combustors and Steel Mills are not recommended, due to the high chance that they will explode your ore.
* Buildings that remove toughness/stability are advised to be used in modesty, as too many will explode your ore.
* Flamethrowers and other buildings that may set your ore on fire are also generally not recommended, due to the chance of an ore slipping off your conveyor and being left to burn and explode.
* When you replace certain items in midair near others at the bottom, you have to destroy ores and remove drills for maximum safety.
* Most importantly, **BE AS CAUTIOUS AS POSSIBLE**. This level has 21 goals, and you have limited space, so go for optimization.

## Trivia

* The explosion temporarily affects the other players with the background filter.
* Losing the level rewards you with the **Kaboom** badge.
* Successful completion of this level awards you the **TNT Storehouse Complete** badge, along with the **Bomb Packer** upgrader.
* This is the first level to be added which includes a lose condition.
* This level may be a reference to the running TNT Warehouse gag seen in Jake Eyes' 50 Ways To Die In Minecraft series.
	+ These deaths often involve the TNT Warehouse's explosion.
Empty 3x3/B-Side

## Overview

**Empty 3x3 B-Side** is the B-side variant of Empty 3x3. Although most of the gameplay is nearly identical to that of the regular level's, the initial challenge is very unique in that it requires you to complete an obby before being able to play the rest of the level. Overall, the obby may serve as a difficulty barrier to those who are truly inexperienced with obbies, but the level is otherwise fairly simple, if you don't include the B-side restrictions.

## Description

The level is an empty 3x3 dirt plot... well, not so empty with the large tower sitting on top of it. The tower, which heavily resembles those from Juke's Towers of Hell, consists of 7 floors that are 15x15x15 studs each, with one transparent side and no top or bottom. When the level first loads in, the tower will be fitted with an obstacle course that leads to the top of the tower, where there is a neon pad that will delete the obby and give your buildings back. The obby's difficulty on the JToH scale is probably somewhere around Hard difficulty, meaning that anyone can complete them given some time to practice. Note that the walls won't disappear upon the tower's completion.

## Tips

* Although the obby isn't notably hard, it will very likely be a pain for mobile users. It's better to use a computer or laptop (if you have one) to play this level, since it's generally easier to do obbies on them.
	+ Although the obby is pretty short, the first half can be really punishing (how bad it is if you fail a jump), which is a trait shared by all JToH towers. Take each jump carefully and look at your surroundings so you don't bump your head. The second half (right after the outside section) is a safety net (two, actually), meaning that you can take a breather once you're inside.
* The hardest part of the level isn't so much the B-side restrictions but that the walls can obstruct your view and camera, making it difficult to both build and debug your factory. Plan well, **well** in advance, and be prepared to delete part of or even your entire factory if you have to
	+ The walls also prevent Steamers from being used at their full potential. Avoid them, and any other space-consuming machines, at all costs.
	+ The walls, however, do provide a small advantage: they prevent ores from spilling off drops, meaning that you don't have to bother with any tricky routing or blocking. This is also beneficial because even if ores do fall off, they'll just tumble down to the bottom, where they'll circulate back up again (or just get caught in other machinery, which is hundreds of times worse).
Obsidian Smelter

## Overview

> *"A firey smelter that can create ultra-tough obsidian." - In game description*
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**Obsidian Smelters** are buildings that turns flaming ores into an obsidian. Three flaming ores must be sent before forming a single obsidian. They can be found in advanced packs with an advanced rarity.

## Usage

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Obsidian Smelters are best used to boost the multiplier of the Volt Box. They can count as either a drill or furnace while next to the Volt Box.

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Gambler

## Overview

>  *"A risky machine, for those who want to try their luck"* - In game description
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The **Gambler** is a machine with a dice shape. When an ore passes through, the machine will roll a number from 1-6. If the number rolled is 1 it will deal toughness damage equal to amplification \* 10. If the number rolled is from 2-5 it will add number rolled / 10 amplification. If the number rolled is 6 it will add amplification / 2 base value. They can be found in sets of 2 from basic packs and have a rare rarity.

## Usage

Gamblers are used to increase amplification on ores. When used on ores with no amplification, the worst it can do is absolutely nothing. When used on ores with high amplification, It can deal massive toughness damage or give a massive base value increase.

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Quartz Infection

## Overview

**Quartz Infection** is a level that's unlocked at 10 level completions, alongside Empty 3x3 and Pearl Infection. The level introduces Quartz, which buffs the first upgrade of any element it receives. Overall, the level is somewhat straightforward as long as you keep in mind Quartz's properties.

## Description

The level is set on the default 7x7 dirt plot, with the addition of a large group of Quartz deposits in the center. Several large Quartz crystals are scattered near the edges of the plot.

## Tips

* Quartz amplifies the first multiplier of a given element it receives, so it would greatly benefit you to place your strongest elemental upgraders first.
	+ However, Quartz's effect may backfire if said upgraders also negatively affect your ores, such as Graveyards and Winter Gates, which both take away ore stability.
	+ This amplification effect stacks if the multiplier contains more than one element, which can be provided by Blasters (if they have an electric upgrader behind them) and Diversifiers, to name a couple.
		- If you're looking at multiplier value alone, it might actually be more efficient to use individual elemental upgraders rather than one single upgrader with many elements . However, given that elemental upgraders usually have some side effect or another, you'll have to figure out on your own how to arrange your setup to give the greatest benefit to your ores.
	+ To make your life easier, the strongest upgraders for each element, excluding Diversifiers, are:
		- Electric: Volt Box (up to 270%, reasonably around 50%~100%, Storm Tower (35%, unreliable)
		- Fire: Geothermal Extractor (20%), Overclocker (depends on next upgrade)
		- Ice: Geyser (20%), Winter Gate (20%, reduces stability)
		- Plant: Planter (up to 25%), Garden (25%)
		- Holy: Bell (30%)
			* Although the Blesser technically gives the most holy multiplier at 40%, this is done so through the Holy Fire effect, which adds multiplier over time rather than all at once, hence its exclusion.
		- Dark: Graveyard (20%, reduces stability)
Diversifier

## Overview

> *"A prideful upgrader that gives your ores a single powerful upgrade."* - In game description
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The **Diversifier** is an upgrader that gives ores a 30% multiplier with every element. It also paints the ores with random colors. It is unlocked from the Mystery Item Giver and once unlocked can be found in Basic Packs with a rare rarity.

## Usage

The Diversifier is effectively a steamer without the downsides that can activate elemental abilities. The diversifier is just a generally powerful upgrader that works well in every setup. It works especially well with the Graveyard because it is one of the strongest dark upgraders. It works extremely well as a first upgrader with Quartz, as Quartz's bonus stacks extremely high with it. Beehives also consider the Diversifier as a plant-based upgrader It can only be used once.

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Mutator

## Overview

> *"A chaotic machine that coats ores with radioactive sludge, giving them strange mutations."* - In game description
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The **Mutator** is a very chaotic upgrader. As the description says it will give any ore that passes through it 17-23% of any random material. (Ex: If iron goes through mutator can be 100% iron 20% ruby) And then whatever number of material gets added to it, it will lose stability by the same amount. It will also slightly change color for what type of ore gets added to it. It is found in Advanced Packs with an advanced rarity.

## Usage

Mutator can be very useful. It helps with getting ore value higher and if you get lucky you can add a good material to your ore. I would recommend paring this up with gumballinator since the color change in ore can add more randomness and fun to your run. You will probably want to put this at the start of your factory so you can get the most out of what material pairing you get. But it does lower stability so keep that in mind. Can only be used once.

## Trivia

This upgrader is probably the most chaotic behind Lukki Crate. It could add 1 of 3 special "ore" materials to your ore. The first being radium and the second being meat and the third being Chlorophyte.

### Radium

If you ever wonder why your ore explodes when you put it through the mutator, is because of radium. When this is added to ores it will always explode if put on fire. This also increases explosion distance and chains explosions, like the nitro loader. Adds {{value}0.05}} base value for every 1% of radium.

### Meat

If you get the meat material to you ore, you can cook the meat using a Flamethrower, Lukkiko, or Geothermal Extractor. This will turn the ore black and give it a value boost. Note that meat doesnt hold any value on its own, meaning it must be burnt to get some sort of value from it. Adds 0.04 base value for every 1% of meat when cooked.

### Chlorophyte

Effects unknown, name might be a reference to the ore under the same name in terraria

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UFO Beacon

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## Overview

> *"A powerful beacon that calls upon otherworldly forces to upgrade your ores."* - In game description
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The **UFO Beacon** is an advanced upgrader which is map wide and adds 25% multiplier to ores the UFO upgrades. Since the UFO Beacon itself is an overhead upgrader, like the cooler, when you send an ore underneath it will take away 0.5 toughness. Once enough toughness is taken by the beacon, up to 3 UFOS can be summoned to start upgrading more ore. The multiplier does not go up for how many UFOS you have. This Upgrader has a hidden synergy in where you put the beacon above an electric upgrader and have every ore that goes under the beacon to have already gone though an electric upgrader. This will let the beacon to summon up to 5 UFOS. The UFO Beacon is unlocked from the Mystery Item Giver and once unlocked can be found in Advanced Packs with an advanced rarity.

## Usage

Since the Beacon takes away toughness, you should use compressors, or dont use too many upgraders that take away toughness. Also use electric upgraders so you can capitalize from the 5 UFO max.

## Badge

**UFO Invasion Badge:** Power up the UFO beacon enough to have 5 UFOs at once.

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Rarity

## Overview

**Rarity** is a mechanic in Mini Megafactory which determines an items usage and appearance in packs. Different rarities usually have different roles, such as utility, support, or upgrade. Here are the rarities:

## Gray / Common

This rarity is composed of utility items like the Conveyor, Self Destructor, and Splitter. The common items appear twice in each normal pack, although the first one must be either a set of conveyors or a conveyor ramp. They are outlined gray inside the inventory and their names are gray in pack selection screen. Every Common item:

* Conveyor
* Conveyor Ramp
* Drill
* Elevator
* Furnace
* Self Destructor
* Splitter
* Substance Scanner
* Terrain Scanner
* Top Value Scanner
* Value Scanner

## Blue / Rare

This rarity is composed of mostly upgraders and a few utility items, like the Polisher, Beehive and Alloyer. **1** type of Rare item will appear in various amounts only in Basic Packs. Here is an incomplete list:

* Lukkiko
* Zapper
* Steamer
* Flamethrower
* Cooler
* Polisher
* Geothermal Extractor
* Planter
* Sapper
* Sander
* Compressor
* Combustor
* Thawer
* Alloyer
* Steel Mill
* Bomb Packer
* Blaster
* Volcano

## Purple / Advanced

This rarity is composed of mostly gimmicky upgraders and a few utility items, like the Altar, Laser, and Boiler. **1** type of Advanced item will appear in various amounts only in Advanced Packs. Here are a few of them:

* Altar
* Blesser
* Boiler
* Infestor
* Laser
* Malachite Drill
* Mutator
* Nitro Loader
* Obsidian Smelter
* Overclocker
* Storm Tower
* UFO Beacon
* Vat

## Yellow / Unlock

This rarity isn't actually a rarity, but it's special. You can only find this rarity from **Unlock Packs**, which are dispensed by the **Mystery Item Giver.** They are comprised of unlockable items. Once they are unlocked, they will appear in regular packs with their normal rarity colors. Here are some of them:

* Alloyer
* Altar
* Amplifier
* Beehive
* Blaster
* Blesser
* Elevator
* Gambler
* Laser
* Malachite Drill
* Multiplier
* Overclocker
* Planter
* Purifier
* Steel Mill
* Storm Tower
* UFO Beacon
* Vat
* Volcano
* Volt Box
Kang Yeonsak

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## Evil-doer

### Occupation

Terrorist
Leader of Koreans for United Freedom

### Resources

Leadership
Physical strength
Physical agility
Physical fighting skills
Proficiently in weapons

### Hobby

Harassing South Korean and American people.
Antagonizing President Asher.

### Goals

Assassinate Prime Minister Tae-Woo.
Infiltrate the White House (both succeeded, but ultimately backfired).
Destroy South Korea and enslave its citizens.
Destroy the United States and Canada with nuclear weapons as revenge for the deaths of his parents.
Make North Korea earn respect.
Kill Secret Service Agent Michael Banning and President Asher (all failed).

### Crimes

Mass murder
Vandalism
Destruction
Conspiracy
Assault
Hostage taking
Cyberhacking
Terrorism
Attempted genocide
Espionage
Impersonation

### Type of Villain

Vengeful Mastermind

**Kang Yeonsak** (Korean/Chosŏn'gŭl: 강연삭, *Gang Yeon-sag*) is the main antagonist of the 2013 action film *Olympus Has Fallen*.

He was the leader of Koreans for United Freedom, a group of North Korean soldiers and hackers who aimed to make North Korea (and to a lesser extent, himself) earn the respect of everyone worldwide by killing or intimidating them.

While most of the film centers on Kang working to destroy the United States, his true target was South Korea. The plan involved that destroying the country would cripple military support for South Korea, making it easier for his home country North Korea to invade their bordered neighbor. This was also demonstrated when Kang executed South Korean Prime Minister Lee Tae-Woo before the American politicians. NSA Deputy Director Ray Monroe revealed that Kang's mother was killed in his childhood, which drove him to insanity and seeking revenge on America.

He was portrayed by Rick Yune.
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## Used in

### TV Shows

* Adventure Time
* The Adventures of T-Rex (First heard in "Hot Shot".)
* Aladdin: The Series
* The Angry Beavers
* Beakman's World
* Bonkers
* Camp Lazlo
* CatDog
* Chowder
* Class of 3000
* Dexter's Laboratory
* Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
* Full House (Heard once in "My Left and Right Foot".)
* Hey Arnold!
* Jellystone!
* The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
* The Mask: Animated Series
* Mickey and the Roadster Racers/Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures
* My Gym Partner's a Monkey
* My Life as a Teenage Robot
* Out of Jimmy's Head
* Pepper Ann
* Police Academy: The Animated Series
* Quack Pack
* Random! Cartoons
* Regular Show
* The Ren & Stimpy Show
* The Ripping Friends
* Rocko's Modern Life
* SpongeBob SquarePants
* Wander Over Yonder
* We Baby Bears (Heard once in "No Land, All Air!".)

### Movies

* The Powerpuff Girls Movie (2002)
* Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling (2019)
* The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (2004) (Heard briefly.)
* Tom and Jerry: The Fast and the Furry-ous (2005)

### Shorts

* Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies
* Cans Without Labels (2019)

### YouTube Videos

* Beanie Babies 4 (2018)
* The Best Pals Hand Show
* The Best Pals Hand Toons Outtakes
* Best Pals Hand Toons
* SMG4 Videos (Heard once in "Mario Reacts To Funny Tik Toks".)
* Steamed Hams But It's a Ren & Stimpy Episode
* TheInvertedShadow
* Webkinz

## Image Gallery

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Queen Grimhilde

* Queen
* Witch

### Goals

Kill Snow White, the seven dwarfs, and all others who are fairer than she herself is, so that she can become the fairest in the land.
Return to her castle and transform back into her normal form (both failed).

### Crimes

Mass murder (implied)
Mass destruction
Enslavement
Malefic
Terrorism
Usurpation
Brainwashing
Fabrication
Petrification
Psychological abuse
Animal cruelty
Murder
Corruption
Hate crimes
Torture
Attempted familicide
Attempted pedicide
Treason

### Type of Villain

Envious Tyrantess

**Queen Grimhilde** (**Queen Ingrid'** in *Mirror, Mirror (A Twisted Tale)*), more commonly known across popular media as **The Evil Queen** or simply **The Queen**, is the main antagonist of Disney's 1st full-length animated feature film *Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs*, which is based on the 1812 German fairytale *Snow White* by the Brothers Grimm.

Her most famous incarnation is in the Disney film, but the origin of the story goes as far back as folklore itself. Being a popular fairytale, Disney's film had a very tremendous impact on how she is seen as a villain and introduced the concept of her Magic Mirror and her ultimate transformation from a young and beautiful woman to an ugly old hag and she is also the Huntsman's former mistress. She is Snow White's stepmother as well as her arch-nemesis.

She was voiced by the late Lucille La Verne (in her last film role) in the film, the late Eleanor Audley in the 1949 audiobook, the late June Foray in *Disney on Parade*, Louise Chamis in *Disney Villains' Revenge*, and Susanne Blakeslee in *Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep*. In the musical, she was portrayed by the late Anne Francine. In the upcoming live-action remake, she will be portrayed by Gal Gadot.
Candle

## Overview

> *“Can be used to light up dark areas.”* - Hover Description
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**Candles** are scrapped buildings from the V1.2 update. They are one of the more complete scrapped items in Mini Megafactory, having a complete model, inventory image and hover text. Candles were going to be unlocked from the Mystery Item Giver and then found in sets of 4 from basic packs with a common rarity.

## Usage

Despite seeming nearly complete, their usage is completely unknown. There were no dark areas back in V1.2 when it was planned and B-side levels weren't even planned yet.