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Vincent Terwilliger

Vincent Thompson Terwilliger, Sr. (b. April 1, 1923) is a Cowellan singer and actor. He is best known for his portrayal of Captain Feathersword, "the friendly pirate", a character associated with the children's band the Wiggles Experience, where he eventually came to be known as "the fifth Wiggle".

## Early life and education

Vincent Thompson Terwilliger, Sr. was born on June 25, 1923 at Logrant, his mother Nikki Terwilliger (January 25, 1896-December 18, 2022) was a housewife, and his father Dave Terwilliger (April 23, 1897-December 22, 2022) was an actor.

In 1949, Terwilliger earned a Bachelor of Music from Logrant University, studying classical opera for three years.

He also studied drama at the Cowellan Academy of Performing Arts (CAPA), at the same time as Hugh Jackman. He has stated that even during his training as a performer, he "much preferred to be the comic second than the actual lead because it was much more fun and a lot less pressure. You got to get all the laughs and subtly steal part of the show".

Terwilliger was the role of Billy Breeze in *The Belle of New York* from 1965-72.

## The Wiggles Experience

Terwilliger first met Mitchell Nerville, a founding member of the Wiggles Experience, in 1969. Nerville needed a hernia operation, so he asked Terwilliger to temporarily take over for him; for that tour, he not only stepped in for Nerville as the Green Wiggle, Wags the Dog, and Captain Feathersword, he also played Dorothy the Dinosaur, who was performed by Madeline Richardson, the Red Wiggle. A job that was supposed to end in five weeks resulted in Terwilliger touring and appearing with the Wiggles Experience full-time since 1974. He also appears in all of their Cowellan-produced television programs. Terwilliger has become so closely associated with the band that he is sometimes referred to as the "Fifth Wiggle," a name also given to Zackary Alexander. He also voices Henry the Octopus in tandem with Jason Jennings, the original purple Wiggle.

Terwilliger serves as "the adult relief" in The Wiggles Experience's concerts; his vocal impersonations of singers such as Mick Jagger, Cher, Plácido Domingo, and James Hetfield, have been called "the high point of The Wiggles Experience stage show." Nerville states that Terwilliger is "as funny offstage as on".

## Family

* Nikki Terwilliger (mother) (January 25, 1896-December 18, 2022)
* Dave Terwilliger (father) (April 23, 1897-December 22, 2022)
* Jessie Terwilliger (sister) (January 13, 1922)
* Frank Terwilliger (brother) (b. July 25, 1925)
* Catherine Martin (spouse) (b. June 20, 1927)
* Josephine Terwilliger (daughter) (b. February 14, 1965)
* Vincent Terwilliger, Jr. (son) (b. April 26, 1972)
* Mortimer Terwilliger (son) (b. July 19, 1980)
* Sam Terwilliger (grandnephew) (b. January 13, 1995)
* Kyle Terwilliger (grandson) (b. April 15, 1995)
* Angel Terwilliger (great-granddaughter) (b. December 18, 2022)
* David Terwilliger (great-grandson) (b. November 16, 2023)
The Fury of The S-Fighter

## Section Header

### Recorded

March 5th - April 19th, 1993 at Cricket Recording Studio in Emerald City, Cowell

### Released

September 23rd, 1994
July 5th, 2021 (re-issue)

### Labels

Maverick (original release)
Reprise (re-issue)

The Fury of S-Fighter is the 3rd studio album released through Interscope on September 13th, 1994 by the Cowellan band The S-Fighter. Although some people have considered this to be the band's debut album, this album was mostly a CD according to Gina Delgado.

## Track-listing (Original release)

1. You Make Me Feel Like Dancing (Leo Sayer cover)
2. Stray Cat Strut (The Stray Cats cover)
3. Freestyler (Original cover)
4. Roundabout (Yes cover)
5. Let's Get it On (Marvin Gaye cover)
6. It's a Long Way to the Top (AC/DC cover)
7. White Light/White Heat (The Velvet Underground cover)

### Singles (original release)

1. You Make Me Feel Like Dancing (Released - September 13th, 1994)
2. Freestyler (Released - September 27th, 1994)
3. Roundabout (Released - October 6th, 1994)
4. It's a Long Way to the Top (Released - October 13th, 1994)

## 25th Anniversary edition

### Disc 1

* You Make Me Feel Like Dancing
* Stray Cat Strut
* Freestyler
* Roundabout
* Let's Get it On
* It's a Long Way to the Top
* White Light/White Heat

### Disc 2 (with Demos)

1. You Make Me Feel Like Dancing (January 1990 unreleased demo)
2. Stray Cat Strut (January 1990 unreleased demo)
3. Freestyler (January 1990 unreleased demo)
4. Roundabout (February 1990 unreleased demo)
5. Let's Get it On (February 1990 unreleased demo)
6. It's a Long Way to the Top (March 1990 unreleased demo)
7. White Light/White Heat (March 1990 unreleased demo)
8. Freestyler (live at Lollapalooza '94 - August 19th, 1994, Houston Raceway Park in Houston, TX)
9. Stray Cat Strut (live at Lollapalooza '94 - August 19th, 1994, Houston Raceway Park in Houston, TX)

## Release and reception

*The Fury of S-Fighter* debuted at number two on the COWELL Billboard 200, selling nearly 119,000 copies in its first week. By the second week, the Recording Industry Association of Cowell (RIAC) certified the album quadruple platinum.

Many music critics and audiences praised the album for its abrasive, eclectic nature and dark themes and commented on the concept of Satanism, goth subculture and witchcraft.

The band received several honors, including Grammy Award nominations for Best Alternative Performance for the album and Best Rock Song for "Freestyler", and was regarded as one of the most important albums of the 1990s.
DVD in Cowell

**DVD** was first introduced to Cowell on December 13, 1996 by Cowellan-based company Theorysonic in an electronic convention. The DVD was eventually shelved due to being disapproved by the general audience, with it only being used by educational, institutional, theatrical and archival purposes. It was later reintroduced in 2005 by Kalateck and gained some popularity. Eventually, DVD was reviewed by several critics who praised it for its high quality. DVD got popular to the point where it surpassed VHS in sales by March 2007, however fell back in second in September 2008, followed by the format being criticized for its sensitivity. In March 2009, WiredTechreleased a 1-hour video on how DVD was not better than VHS, with Matt Otterby stating that a few minor stratches would lead to a DVD being unplayable in a DVD player. Following this, the video went viral and the demand for DVD decreased by 95% by January of 2011. Following this, DVD would be pulled from multiple department stores' shelves due to it being deemed useless, and by March 2012, the DVD would officially be considered obsolete, with companies like Zellers, GMD and Ames urging people to sell their DVDs and DVD players to thrift stores.

The first title to be released on DVD would be Toy Story, released on December 23, 1996.
The Josephine Miller & the All-Star Band 50th Anniversary Reunion Tour

The Josephine Miller & the All-Star Band 50th Anniversary Reunion Tour is a tour to celebrate 50th anniversary of Josephine Miller & the All-Star Band.

## Setlist

1. Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
2. Hey There Delilah
3. Call Me Maybe
4. Party Rock Anthem
5. Gimme Chocolate
6. Old Town Road
7. Good As Hell
8. Last Nite
9. Levitating
10. Gentleman
11. Ace of Spades
12. Smoke on the Water
13. I Don't Want To Miss A Thing
14. Don’t Stop
15. Fancy
16. Mr. Blue Sky
17. Crazy Train
18. New Rules
19. Gangsta’s Paradise
20. Dancing Queen
21. Seven Nation Army
22. My Humps
23. Hollaback Girl
24. Bad Romance
25. …Baby One More Time
26. I Believe In A Thing Called Love
27. Wiggle
28. Dream On
29. Call Me
30. Never Gonna Give You Up
31. The Ballad of Mona Lisa
32. Material Girl
33. Love Yourself
34. Live On Mars
35. Thriller
36. Enter Sandman
37. Young & Beautiful
38. Careless Whisper
39. Habits
40. Thrift Shop
41. Numb
42. Forget You
43. All About That Bass
44. Creep
45. Thong Song
46. Hit The Road Jack
47. Oops!... I Did It Again
48. Teenage Dream
49. Heart Of Glass
50. This Is How We Do It
51. I Was Made For Lovin' You
52. Last Friday Night
53. Hotline Bling
54. Poker Face
55. Somebody That I Used To Know
56. Bennie And The Jets
57. Wannabe
58. Clint Eastwood
59. Hit 'Em Up Style
60. Beauty & A Beat
61. Mr. Brightside
62. I Will Survive
63. Sugar, We're Going Down

## Tour Dates

* February 10, 1967–February 17, 1967 (Domburton, Cowell)
* February 18, 1967–February 23, 1967 (Freedom Island, Cowell)
* February 25, 1967–February 28, 1967 (Heroes Island, Cowell)
* March 2, 1967–March 7, 1967 (Melbourne, Australia)
* March 9, 1967–March 14, 1967 (Sydney, Australia)
* March 15, 1967–March 18, 1967 (Adelaide, Australia)
* March 19, 1967–March 25, 1967 (Gold Coast, Australia)
* March 26, 1967–April 1, 1967 (Perth, Australia)
* April 3, 1967–April 7, 1967 (Bendigo, Australia)
* April 8, 1967–April 12, 1967 (Geelong, Australia)
* April 18, 1967–April 25, 1967 (Darwin, Australia)
Solar Cinemas

**Solar Cinemas** is a Cowellan theater chain owned and operated by Solar Cinema Group. Founded in 1898, it's currently the largest cinema chain in Cowell, with 280 cinemas in the country.

## History

Solar Cinemas began as a joint venture of seven cinemas in Cowell in January 1898, when Emerald Grand Theater and Star Theater joined forces.

Solar’s first new multiplex opened in Randersal, Emerald City in 1898, consisting of 10 screens. The multiplex concept proved to be a success with the locals and a new multiplex opened in downtown Cowell in 1910. Solar’s first location outside Arola opened in Freedom Island in 1920.

In August 1971, Solar opened Cowell’s first IMAX cinema screen as part of an expansion in their flagship Randersal multiplex.

Solar Cinemas was acquired by entertainment giant PolyTan in May 2022. After the acquisition, Solar announced their first new location in years at the Nukkasilta Retail Park, which opened on February 17, 2023.

## Locations

Solar Cinemas operates 15 locations across Cowell as of 2022. The planned 16th location in Kasala Retail Park will open in February 2023, replacing Star Cinema.
Vanessa Anderson

Vanessa Aretha Anderson (born July 13, 1998) is the daughter and first child of Caillou Anderson and Gina Delagdo, and the older sister of Caillou Jr., Oliver, Isabella, and John. She began her career as a VidSpacer since March 2006.

## Education

* Sapphire Bay Preschool (1998-2002)
* Goodstart Early Childhood Kindergarten Centre (2002-2006)
* Lomas Avenue Primary School (2006-2010)
* Augustin Avenue Primary School (2010-2014)
* Sapphire Bay High School (2014-2018)
* University of Sapphire Bay Campus (2018-2021)

## Life

In April 2020, she married the grandson of former actress and president Jennifer Morgan, Walter Morgan after 2 years when they became a couple in 2018.

On October 31, 2023, Vanessa Anderson and Walter Morgan went to Hungry Jack's and have dinner there. And to make matters worse, Vanessa went into a labour and was sent to the counter and gave birth to a baby boy named Imran Anderson.
True Vs. False (Lonesome Wolves album)

**True Vs. False** is the 6th album by the Sapphire Bay punk rock band Lonesome Wolves. The album was released on December 5th, 2022 following the announcement of the band performing together with Free the Roads and Don’t Yelling; but however due to the 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic, Lonesome Wolves decided to pull out of the Hella Mega Tour.

## **Tracklist**

1. Buddy Holly (Weezer cover)
2. Walking On Sunshine (Katrina And The Waves cover)
3. Another Saturday Night (Sam Cooke cover)
4. Heart Of Glass (Blondie cover)
5. She's Melting (The Spikes cover)
6. Are You Gonna Be My Girl (Jet cover)

## **Lonesome Wolves**

* Gina Delgado - lead guitar, vocals
* Cat Robinson - bass guitar, vocals
* Justin Richter - guitar, vocals
* John Campbell - drums, vocals
* Caillou Anderson - keyboards, backing vocals
Wild Guitar (album)

**Wild Guitar** is a Janelle Senreich album released on August 8, 2012. Production of the album began in 2004, but it was interrupted due to Senreich's medical issues.

## Tracklist

1. Where Do Broken Hearts Go
2. Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now
3. We Built This City
4. Stuck On You
5. That’s What Friends Are For
6. Dream On
7. Rasputin
CTC Kids/Anniversaries

Anniversaries held by CTC Kids.

## Main CTC Kids brand

* Children on CTC 5th Birthday Celebration (1964)
* CTC for Children 10th Birthday at the Entertainment Center (1969)
* CTC for Children - 25th Birthday at the SuperArena (1984)
* CTC for Kids 30th Birthday Celebration (1989)
* CTC for Kids 35th Birthday Celebration (1994)
* CTC Kids's Happy 45th Anniversary (2004)
* CTC Kids 50th Anniversary (2009)
* CTC Kids Forever - 60th Anniversary (2019)
* CTC Kids’s Happy 63rd Anniversary (2022)
* Happy 65th Anniversary from CTC Kids - Stars And CTC Forever (2024)

* Sagwa the Chinese Siamese Cat: 5th Anniversary and Sesame Street: 30th Anniversary (1999)
* LazyTown: 5th Anniversary and The Wiggles Experience: 35th Anniversary (2000)
* Barney's 15th Anniversary and Hundreds: 50th Anniversary (2002)
* Sagwa the Chinese Siamese Cat: 10th Anniversary, SpongeBob's 5th Anniversary and Sesame Street: 35th Anniversary (2004)
* LazyTown: 10th Anniversary and The Wiggles Experience: 40th Anniversary (2005)
* Teletubbies: 10th Anniversary, Barney's 20th Anniversary and Hundreds: 55th Anniversary (2007)
* Sagwa the Chinese Siamese Cat: 15th Anniversary, SpongeBob's 10th Anniversary - The Ultimate SpongeBob SpongeBash and Sesame Street: 40th Anniversary (2009)
* LazyTown: 15th Anniversary and The Wiggles Experience: 45th Anniversary (2010)
* Teletubbies: 15th Anniversary, Barney's 25th Anniversary and Hundreds: 60th Anniversary (2012)
* Sagwa the Chinese Siamese Cat: 20th Anniversary, SpongeBob's 15th Anniversary and Sesame Street: 45th Anniversary (2014)
* LazyTown: 20th Anniversary and The Wiggles Experience: 50th Anniversary (2015)
* Sagwa the Chinese Siamese Cat: 25th Anniversary, SpongeBob's 20th Anniversary - Best Year Ever, and Sesame Street: 50th Anniversary (2019)
* LazyTown: 25th Anniversary and The Wiggles Experience: 55th Anniversary (2020)
* Teletubbies: 25th Anniversary, Barney's 35th Anniversary and Hundreds: 70th Anniversary (2022)
* LazyTown: 28th Anniversary and The Wiggles Experience: 58th Anniversary (2023)
* Sagwa the Chinese Siamese Cat: 30th Anniversary, SpongeBob's 25th Anniversary and Sesame Street: 55th Anniversary (2024)
* LazyTown: 30th Anniversary and The Wiggles Experience: 60th Anniversary (2025)
Doris Anderson

Doris Julie Marter Anderson (March 3rd, 1942-October 9th, 2022) was a housewife. She was the mother of Caillou, Rosie, Daisy, Cody, Emily, Lily, Hannah, Sapphire, Agnes, and Amanda Anderson, and a wife of Boris Anderson. But sadly, Doris Anderson passed away at age 80 on October 9th, 2022.

## **Biography**

On March 3rd, 1942, Doris Julie Anderson was born. Her mother, Abigail Marter (b. 1899) was a housewife, and her father, Clyde Marter (b. 1898) was a businessman. She was the youngest of her five brothers and sisters. Her five brothers and sisters were Joe Marter (b. 1925), Paul Marter (b. 1927), Sarah Marter (b. 1932), Eddie Marter (b. 1935), and Maggie Marter (b. 1939).

In Primary School Year of 1950, Doris Anderson met Anne Martin, Caillou’s teacher from Emerald City Elementary School, and became friends for many years.

On March 5th, 1958, Doris met Boris Anderson at the bar, and ask him to be her boyfriend, with that, they became a couple.

On March 5th, 1965, Doris Anderson and Boris Anderson were getting married for the 7th Anniversary of becoming a couple.

On February 14th, 1971, Daillou Anderson and Caillou Anderson were born.

On April 26th, 1988, Doris made her guest appearance in Get Ungrounded Trivia.

On October 6th, 2022, Doris Anderson had a heart attack at the bar and was taken to the hospital, and on October 9th, 2022, she died. Her grave took place on October 11th, 2022.
Space Monkey 3D

**Space Monkey 3D** is a 2008 computer animation adventure film and phone app advertised around Cowell. It maybe part of uniform franchise with Go Go Space Monkey and Space Monkey 7 video games.

In 2017, the Monkey Mosaics collectibles are found to be an elaborate marketing campaign for Space Monkey 3D, with the production company's marketing intern being behind all of the art installations.

Hardcore Comic Store and Vespucci Movie Masks offer various merchandise connected with the premiere.
Halo (film franchise)

***Halo*** is a military science fiction media franchise, originally created and developed by Bungie and currently managed and developed by 343 Industries, part of Brampton Bryan Films Limited, Warner Bros. Pictures. The series launched in 1965 with the motion picture *Halo: Combat Evolved* and its tie-in novel, *The Fall of Reach*. The latest main game, *Halo Infinite*, was released in 2021.

## List of films in order

1. *Halo: Combat Evolved - May 5, 1965*
2. *Halo 2 - May 13, 1969*
3. *Halo 3 - May 26, 1974*
4. *Halo Wars - May 18, 1977*
5. *Halo: Reach - May 23, 1980*
6. *Halo 4 - October 13, 1994*
7. *Halo 5: Guardians - October 10, 1998*
8. *Halo Wars 2 - October 21, 2002*
9. *Halo Infinite - October 19, 2005*
The S-Fighter! Super Show

The S-Fighter! Super Show! is a television series by the Cowellan band S-Fighter, the team of the series. It was first aired on April 17th, 2006, and last premiered on April 28th, 2023.

The script of the test pilot of the series was made in June-July 2004, it was commissioned by AXN in December 2004 to January 2005, following the production of two stage plays and a test pilot.

The first sixth seasons were produced from April 2006 to May 2010. *The S-Fighter Super Show!* originally aired on Emerald Television Network in Cowell, CBS in the United States and Channel 5 in the United Kingdom. NTV Productions acquired The S-Fighter Entertainment in 2016 and commissioned the sixth to twelfth seasons, which premiered in 2016 to 2023 on NTV again.

## History

### Development

In June 2004, Caillou Anderson and Gina Delgado written a script for the pilot TV Series for S-Fighter, they called it **”The S-Fighter! Super Show"**. Henry Douglas liked the idea of it.

### Pilot

In 2005, creatively spearheaded by Anderson and Delgado, The S-Fighter’s first and second pilot episodes, titled *The S-Fighter! Super Show!*, was shot on location throughout Sapphire Bay in late 2004 and early 2005. Part of this filming took place at a free invitation-only concert for members of the band's official fan club at the Elf Stadium in Gorrents on January 12, 2005.

### Production

The series was filmed at Sapphire Bay, Cowell. Principal photography of the original series began on September 14th, 2005, and wrapped on October 27th, 2010.

The Principal photography of the revival series began on March 2nd, 2015 and wrapped on April 23rd, 2022.

## List of seasons

### Test Pilot (2005)

* Test Pilot 1 (May 2005) (Filmed: December 2004)
* Test Pilot 2 (July 2005) (Filmed: January 2005)

### Original series (2006-2010)

* Season 1 (April 2006-July 2006) (Filmed: September 2005-October 2005)
* Season 2 (April 2007-July 2007) (Filmed: September 2006-October 2006)
* Season 3 (April 2008-July 2008) (Filmed: September 2007-October 2007)
* Season 4 (April 2009-July 2009) (Filmed: September 2008-October 2008)
* Season 5 (April 2010-July 2010) (Filmed: September 2009-October 2009)

### Revival series (2016-2023)

* Season 6 (January 2016-April 2016) (Filmed: March 2015-May 2015)
* Season 7 (January 2017-April 2017) (Filmed: March 2016-May 2016)
* Season 8 (January 2019-April 2019) (Filmed: March 2018-May 2018)
* Season 9 (January 2020-April 2020) (Filmed: March 2019-May 2019)
* Season 10 (January 2021-April 2021) (Filmed: March 2020-May 2020)
* Season 11 (January 2022-April 2022) (Filmed: January 2021-March 2021)
* Season 12 (January 2023-April 2023) (Filmed: February 2022-April 2022)
Tole Lowenbrau

Tole Lowenbrau Sr. (January 17, 1918-December 12, 2023) was the keyboardist of The Crickets since 1951 to 1956.

## **Biography**

Tole Lowenbrau Sr. was born on January 17, 1918 on Emerald City, Cowell. His mother Julie Lowenbrau (1875-1993) was a soccer player and his father James Lowenbrau (1889-1997) was a businessman.

Lowenbrau became the keyboardist of The Crickets in 1951. But in 1956, he decided to quit The Crickets due to his bad temper.

In December 2002, Lowenbrau appeared in The Wiggles Experience in two music videos "September" and "Let's Groove".

On December 12, 2023, Lowenbrau died in a suffer heart attack.

## **Personal Life**

Tole Lowenbrau had married Clarence Lowenbrau (born 1923)

Tole Lowenbrau had 3 children, Andra Lowenbrau (born 1953), Tole Lowenbrau Jr. (born 1957) and Michael Lowenbrau (born 1962).
The Wonder Years

The Wonder Years is the second album by Lonesome Wolves. It was released on January 30th, 1981.

## Tracklist

1. Walk On The Wild Side (Lou Reed cover)
2. Changes (David Bowie cover)
3. Sweet Jane (The Velvet Underground cover)
4. Hospital (The Modern Lovers cover)
5. Psycho (The Sonics cover)
6. Hidden Charms (Link Wray cover)
7. Shot Down (The Sonics cover)
8. I Wanna Be Your Dog (The Stooges cover)
9. Beauty & The Beast (David Bowie cover)
10. Funky Town (Lipps Inc. cover)
11. Accidents Will Happen (Elvis Costello & The Attractions cover)
12. It Happens Everytime (The Lemon Drops cover)
13. I See The Light (The Five Americans cover)
14. Time Won't Let Me (The Outsiders cover)

## Singles

* Walk On The Wild Side (released - March 14th, 1995)
* Sweet Jane (released - April 9th, 1995)
* Beauty & The Beast (released - April 20th, 1995)
* Funky Town (released - May 23rd, 1995)

## Personnel

* Gina Delgado - lead guitar, vocals
* Cat Robinson - bass guitar, vocals
* Luke Richter - guitar, vocals
* Chris Campbell - drums, vocals
* Caillou Anderson - keyboards, backing vocals
Will Connolly

Will Connolly (born February 28, 1965) is a suspect for hijacking the CTC One in Emerald City, Cowell in January 19, 1998 while showing Hundreds after the advert break.

## Biography

Will Connolly was born on February 28, 1965. He is the third child of five children.

On January 19, 1998, Will Connolly sneaks into the CTC studio and hijacked its signal, and was sent to jail on January 25, 1998, and not released until February 2023.

On February 14, 2023, Connolly was released from prison, and apologized to the CTC TV station people for what he had done.
Count Duckula

***Count Duckula*** is a Cowellan children's animated horror television series created by Vyondian studio Hanna Barbera Productions and produced by Columbia Pictures Television for NTV and as a spin-off from *Danger Mouse*, a series in which the Count Duckula character was a recurring villain. *Count Duckula* aired from 24 January 1977 to 24 February 1986 across seven series; in all, 65 episodes were made, each about 22 minutes long.

A new version of Count Duckula appeared in the 2015 reboot series of *Danger Mouse*.

## Characters

* Eric Corpus as Count Duckula
* Vincent Zonday as Igor
* Jane Wheeler as Nanny
* Leonardo Lopez as Castle Duckula
* Victor Aykroyd as Dr. Von Goosewing
* Shane Alfonso & David Tuckett as The Crow Brothers
* Leonardo Lopez & Bill Tommy as Gaston and Pierre
* Tay Zonday as Pirate Penguins
* Alec Solo (Joe Solo’s brother) as Narrator
* Vincent Zonday as Relatives
* Tyler Harvey & Victor Aykroyd as The Peasants
The Wonder Years Tour

**The Wonder Years Tour** is a concert tour held by Lonesome Wolves. The tour took place in May 3rd, 1981 to September 19th, 1981.

## **Setlist**

1. Opening: Hothead
2. New Rose
3. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
4. Hipsville 29 B.C.
5. Walk On The Wild Side
6. Changes
7. Sweet Jane
8. Hospital
9. Hidden Charms
10. Shot Down
11. Schweine
12. Psycho Killer
13. Heroin
14. I Get Around
15. I'm Sticking with You
16. I Wanna Be Your Dog
17. Beauty & The Beast
18. Funky Town
19. Accidents Will Happen
20. It Happens Everytime
21. Baby Love
22. God Save The Queen
23. Tin Solider
24. Wake Up In The Morning
25. Oliver’s Army (Encore #1)
26. Misirlou (Encore #2)
27. Closing: Hothead

## Tour Dates

* May 3rd, 1981 (Emerald City, Cowell)
* May 5th, 1981 (Sapphire Bay, Cowell)
* May 6th, 1981 (Logrant, Cowell)
* May 10th, 1981 (Gorrents, Cowell)
* May 11th, 1981 (Hallbridge, Cowell)
* May 12th, 1981 (Domburton, Cowell)
* May 15th, 1981 (Kemser, Cowell)
* May 19th, 1981 (Knagon Island, Cowell)
* May 20th, 1981 (Freedom Island, Cowell)
* May 23rd, 1981 (Palm Island, Cowell)
* May 26th, 1981 (Bantons Island, Cowell)
* May 28th, 1981 (Heroes Island, Cowell)
* June 9th, 1981 (Oakland, California)
* June 10th, 1981 (San Diego, California)
* June 12th, 1981 (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
* June 13th, 1981 (Dallas, Texas)
* June 14th, 1981 (Austin, Texas)
* June 17th, 1981 (Moline, Illinois)
* June 18th, 1981 (Champaign, Illinois)
* June 20th, 1981 (Rosemont, Illinois)
* June 21st, 1981 (Sunrise, Florida)
* June 23rd, 1981 (Orlando, Florida)
* June 24th, 1981 (Kansas City, Missouri)
* June 26th, 1981 (New York City, New York)
* June 29th, 1981 (Perth, Australia)
* June 30th, 1981 (Adelaide, Australia)
* July 1st, 1981 (Melbourne, Australia)
* July 2nd, 1981 (Sydney, Australia)
* July 8th-9th, 1981 (London, England) **(David Jenson BBC Radio Sessions)**
* July 12th, 1981 (Liverpool, England)
* July 14th, 1981 (Manchester, England)
* July 15th, 1981 (Cardiff, Wales)
* July 16th, 1981 (Glasgow, Scotland)
* July 18th, 1981 (Sheffield, England)
* August 16th, 1981 (Munich, Germany)
* August 17th, 1981 (Cologne, Germany)
* August 19th-20th, 1981 (Berlin, Germany)
* August 22nd, 1981 (Augsburg, Germany)
* August 23rd, 1981 (Munich, Germany)
* August 25th, 1981 (Düsseldorf, Germany)
* August 26th, 1981 (Hamburg, Germany)
* August 29th, 1981 (Frankfurt, Germany)
* September 5th, 1981 (Bielefeld, Germany)
* September 6th, 1981 (Essen, Germany)
* September 8th, 1981 (Hanover, Germany)
* September 14th, 1981 (Fukuoka, Japan)
* September 16th, 1981 (Nagoya, Japan)
* September 17th, 1981 (Osaka, Japan)
* September 19th, 1981 (Tokyo, Japan)
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Technic

**Technic** (Japanese: テクニック; *Tekunikku*) is a energy drink brewed by Technic Drinks, Inc., an Cowell-based beverage manufacturer. Launched in 1972, it has the first market share to any energy drink in the world with Red Bull being the second. Its marketing in the 80s included characters from the popular franchise, Technic Heroes, an Cowellan cowellsatsu series created by Metro Astro Productions, Wegman Limited and Walt Disney Productions in 1976, in which was promoted whenever the film installment was showing in cinemas.

## History

Technic, which was deemed to be the first modern energy drink, was invented by Sukeyuki Osaki in mid-1970, and introduced in 1972 in Cowell. In 1974, a year after Technic's introduction, Technic bought Panchi Co., in which was merged into Technic Drinks Inc and on the same year, Technic expanded to international markets after seeing the success of Pepsi, Schweppes, Technic, Panchi, .35 Whelen, 7-UP, Mountain Dew and Lipton in the Cowell.

In 1976, Technic and Cowell launched the long-running tokusatsu franchise, known as Technic Heroes. In the same year, the drink was introduced to United Kingdom, Italy, France, Australia, New Zealand and Japan and was introduced to the United States, West Germany (now Germany), Belgium, Philippines, Canada, Thailand, India, and Switzerland in 1980 and was introduced to Vietnam & Thailand in 1989.

In 1976, Technic won the New Beverage award from the Association Internationale des Boissons Non-Alcoolisées, and would later win their Sports Drink of the Year award in 1980.

## Ingredients

Technic contains caffeine, taurine, B vitamins (B3, B5, B6, B12), sucrose, food acid, glucose and kuzesi juice. Kuzesi is a Cowell-native fruit often found in Cowellan forests and jungles.

## Products

### Current products

* Technic (introduced 1972)
* Technic Red (introduced 1990)
* Technic Carnival (introduced 2005)
* Technic Crystal (introduced 1991 and discontinued in 1996; reintroduced 2016)
* Technic Zero (introduced 1987)
* Technic Flashback (introduced 2006)
* Technic Bright (introduced 1999)
* Technic Iced Coffee (introduced 1980)
* Technic Kinnie (introduced 1979)
* Technic Nooii (Not orange or is it) (introduced 2008 and discontinued in 2011; reintroduced 2019)
* Technic Vanilla (introduced 1989 as Technic Milli Vanilla and discontinued in 1990; reintroduced 1994)
* Technic Sugarfree (introduced 1978)

### Discontinued and limited edition products

* Technic Biofusion (1998, 2001; still available in Cowell along with Reactor)
* Technic Reactor (1996)
* Technic Lemon (2001-2003)
* Technic Novafusion (1996, 1998, 2004)
* Technic Purple (2003-2004)
* Technic Passion (2013)
Golden Bear United

Golden Bear United is a group of schools in Emerald City, Cowell from ages 0-23. It was built on July 8, 1894 by Horgan Blu (1865-1966).

## History

The School was established in 1894 in Emerald City, Cowell by Horgan Blu and he became the first principal of the school. When he died in 1966 (aged 101), his son, Adam Blu became the principal. The school has undergone major renovations over the years in order or it to be larger so it could house its students more efficiently.

## Trivia

* WIPHS' official sport is tennis.
* From 1976 to 1990, the students were required to wear uniforms. Nowadays, the students can wear whatever they want as long as it doesn't break the dress code.
Datsun KAIDO 510 Wagon Kaido GT Surf Safari RS

Released March 2023 ($25).

White, red and blue paint, grey wheels with silver rims (type 5).

Chase version has regular paint, red interior and golden wheels with golden rims (type 5).

The engine hood can be opened to reveal engine details. Approximate 1/55 scale (RHD).

Two detachable surf boards of different colour included.
The Josephine Miller & the All-Star Band Reunited Again Tour

The Josephine Miller & the All-Star Band Reunited Again Tour was performed at market-stores in Cowell from April 6, 1994 to April 30, 1994.

## Setlist

1. Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
2. Hey There Delilah
3. Call Me Maybe
4. Party Rock Anthem
5. Gimme Chocolate
6. Old Town Road
7. Good As Hell
8. Last Nite
9. Levitating
10. Gentleman
11. Ace of Spades
12. Smoke on the Water
13. I Don't Want To Miss A Thing
14. Don’t Stop
15. Fancy
16. Mr. Blue Sky
17. Crazy Train
18. New Rules
19. Gangsta’s Paradise
20. Dancing Queen
21. Seven Nation Army
22. …Baby One More Time
23. My Humps
24. Hollaback Girl
25. Bad Romance
26. I Believe In A Thing Called Love
27. Wiggle
28. Dream On
29. Call Me
30. Never Gonna Give You Up
31. The Ballad of Mona Lisa
32. Material Girl
33. Love Yourself
34. Live On Mars
35. Thriller
36. Enter Sandman
37. Young & Beautiful
38. Careless Whisper
39. Habits
40. Thrift Shop
41. Numb
42. Forget You
43. All About That Bass
44. Creep
45. Thong Song
46. Hit The Road Jack
47. Oops!... I Did It Again
48. Teenage Dream
49. Heart Of Glass
50. This Is How We Do It
51. I Was Made For Lovin' You
52. Last Friday Night
53. Hotline Bling
54. Poker Face
55. Somebody That I Used To Know
56. Bennie And The Jets
57. Wannabe
58. Clint Eastwood
59. Hit 'Em Up Style
60. Beauty & A Beat
61. Mr. Brightside
62. I Will Survive
63. Sugar, We're Going Down

## Tour Dates

* April 6, 1994-April 9, 1994 (Emerald City, Cowell)
* April 10, 1994-April 13, 1994 (Hallbridge, Cowell)
* April 14, 1994-April 19, 1994 (Domburton, Cowell)
* April 20, 1994-April 25, 1994 (Sapphire Bay, Cowell)
* April 26, 1994-April 30, 1994 (Kemser, Cowell)
"We Must Bring Back Peace" speech

The **"We Must Bring Back Peace" speech** is a speech Benjamin Tenpenny gave out at the University of Dar es Salaam on March 31, 1975. The speech is considered to be his most famous, and it was also broadcast on television on CTC ONE the same day.

Television footage of the speech is shown at the Museum of Cowellan Television on Cowell Independence Day.
Thomas Harris (actor)

## Thomas Harris

Harris in 2020.

Thomas Barney Harris (born April 13, 1926) is a Cowellan film actor since 1943. He was known as the role of Mufasa from "Simba Lion Prince".

## **Biography**

Thomas Barney Harris was born on April 13, 1926. Harris was raised in Hallbridge and baptised on December 25, 1926.

In 1943, Harris became a film actor. He first debuted as the role of Knight Jack in The Dragon’s Lair.

In July 1969-February 1970, Harris played the role as Mrs. Nanny Nesbit in Nanny Nesbit (1971).

In 1984, Harris voiced the role as Mufasa in Simba Lion Prince.

## **Personal life**

Harris married Marci Bridges (born in 1923) in June of 1946; together, they had two children: twin daughters Tracy and Stephanie (born in 1948). The couple divorced in early 1952, but shared joint custody of their daughters.

He remarried to screenwriter Rosie Donaldson (born in 1923) in September of 1955; together, they had four children: sons Colin (born in 1957), Joshua (born in 1959) and Luke (born in 1963), and daughter Annabelle (born in 1960).

## **Gallery**

Harris in 1945.Harris preparing for the filming of the film "Nanny Nesbit" in July 1969.Harris before the voice recording of "Simba Lion Prince" in December 1983.
## **Filmography**

### **Films**

1. The Dragon’s Lair (1945)
2. The Secret Agent (1949)
3. Game (1952)
4. Mad Bomber (1954)
5. Forest Fires (1956)
6. Jets (1957)
7. The Sweet-Smelling Rose (1960)
8. Hit and Miss! (1963)
9. Jack Frost (1965)
10. The Destiny (1969)
11. Nanny Nesbit (1971)
12. Henry Hippo (1972)
13. Heidi (1974)
14. Ready for the Bettys (1977)
15. Brainwashed (1980)
16. Bully (1982)
17. Roy (1983)
18. Simba Lion Prince (1985)
19. A Day of Fury (1990)
20. Jack & The Beanstalk (1994)
21. The Dangerous Dogs (1997)
31. The Justine & The All-Star Band Story (1999)
32. Daisy Bell (2001)
33. King Neptune (2002)
34. Code Red (2003)
35. The Cemetery (2005)
36. Emergency Alert (2006)
37. L.A. Noire (2009)
38. The Island of the Green Dinosaur (2010)
39. Grand Theft Auto V (2012)
40. The Shadows (2012)
41. Stone The Crows (2013)
42. Phoney (2016)
43. Butterfly Effect (2018)
44. Up In Smoke (2020)
45. Our Name Is X (2023)

### **Television**

1. CTC News: COVID-19 Pandemic Special (2020)
Sung Gim

Sung Gim in 2018

**Sung Gim** (Chinese: 宋吉姆 *Sòngjímǔ*, born **Sung Tingting** (宋婷婷) born April 2, 1925) is a Chinese-Cowellan writer, director, and producer.

## History

Sung was born Sung Tingting (宋婷婷) in Shaji, Guangzhou, Republic of China in 1925 to Mei Tingting (梅婷婷). Sung never met her father, Wim-Song Tingting (維姆宋婷婷), who was killed in the Shakee Massacre.

At age 6, Sung and her mother moved to the Cowell. When she was 8, her mother remarried to Édouard Matsushige, a Frenchman of Japanese origin who worked for the French embassy in New Salta. Her brother, René Matsushige-Gim, is also a director, mostly known for the CTC Ninja Movies with her, Robert Vinnie, and Brian Casey.

Sung was the writer of most *Technic Heroes* films from 1980-2001, and Grand Theft Auto films since 1997. Since 2016, she mainly acts as an executive producer for the films. Prior to becoming a film producer, she was a burlesque performer under the name of Candy Chong. She is also known for co-creating the *Technic Western* films. She also wrote for EBN's Neo projects.

In the 1980's, Sung dabbled in music producing and songwriting. In the 1990's, she worked on script adaptation and translation in dubbings from Power Network, when CTC began allowing its commercial rivals, especially future sister corporation NTV, to use their studio.

She also directed and worked on the production of Free the Roads' 1986 concert film *Free the Roads’ Cuppa Joe Makes You Swinging*.

## Personal life

Sung has been married three times. Her first marriage to Alec Solo (b. 1922) lasted from 1942-1957. She then married Kassi Saguwa (1927-1985) from 1965-1980. Sung then married *Technic Heroes* CG animator Gérard Subercaseaux (b. 1929) in 1987, and their marriage lasted until 1994. Since 2002, she has been married to William Windom (b. 1938).

Sung is bisexual, having been a supporter for LGBT rights since she was 15. She has a large following in the LGBT community, especially among lesbian and bisexual women.
The Gangsta's Paradise Reunion Tour

The Gangsta's Paradise Reunion Tour is a tour for 2022 to 2023 held by Josephine Miller & The All Star Band.

## Setlist

1. Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
2. Hey There Delilah
3. Call Me Maybe
4. Party Rock Anthem
5. Gimme Chocolate
6. Old Town Road
7. Good As Hell
8. Last Nite
9. Levitating
10. Gentleman
11. Ace of Spades
12. Smoke on the Water
13. I Don't Want To Miss A Thing
14. Don’t Stop
15. Fancy
16. Mr. Blue Sky
17. Crazy Train
18. New Rules
19. Gangsta’s Paradise
20. Dancing Queen
21. Seven Nation Army
22. My Humps
23. Hollaback Girl
24. Bad Romance
25. …Baby One More Time
26. I Believe In A Thing Called Love
27. Wiggle
28. Dream On
29. Call Me
30. Never Gonna Give You Up
31. The Ballad of Mona Lisa
32. Material Girl
33. Love Yourself
34. Live On Mars
35. Thriller
36. Enter Sandman
37. Young & Beautiful
38. Careless Whisper
39. Habits
40. Thrift Shop
41. Numb
42. Forget You
43. All About That Bass
44. Creep
45. Thong Song
46. Hit The Road Jack
47. Oops!... I Did It Again
48. Teenage Dream
49. Heart Of Glass
50. This Is How We Do It
51. I Was Made For Lovin' You
52. Last Friday Night
53. Hotline Bling
54. Poker Face
55. Somebody That I Used To Know
56. Bennie And The Jets
57. Wannabe
58. Clint Eastwood
59. Hit 'Em Up Style
60. Beauty & A Beat
61. Mr. Brightside
62. I Will Survive
63. Sugar, We're Going Down

## Tour Dates

* September 28, 2022–October 1, 2022 - Emerald City, Cowell
* October 12, 2022–October 21, 2022 - Logrant, Cowell
* October 23, 2022–October 30, 2022 - Hallbridge, Cowell
* November 6, 2022–November 12, 2022 - Domburton, Cowell
* November 15, 2022–November 19, 2022 - Sapphire Bay, Cowell
* December 2, 2022–December 7, 2022 - Gorrents, Cowell
* December 23, 2022–December 27, 2022 - Knagon Island, Cowell
* January 5, 2023–January 18, 2023 - Freedom Island, Cowell
* January 23, 2023–February 5, 2023 - Bantons Island, Cowell
* February 6, 2023–February 9, 2023 - Palm Island, Cowell
* February 10, 2023–February 15, 2023 - Heroes Island, Cowell
Tetsuo Filibeg

**Tetsuo Filibeg**, known as **King Filibeg of Cowell** is the current king of Cowell and all Cowellan-monitored areas.

## Titles and Styles

* March 29, 1994 - October 1, 2023: *His Highness the Crown Prince*
* October 1, 2023 - October 14, 2023: *His Majesty the Crown Prince*
* October 14, 2023 - present: *His Majesty the King*

## Life

Tetsuo was born in March 29, 1994 by Kathleen and Sebastian II, that time when Tetsuo was a communist anarchy. Tetsuo loves inventing things when he was young, such as: Tesla-like contraptions, Rube Goldberg machines, etc.

Tetsuo began to study in Capricorn University with his course of Theology (Although the government of ESSR did allow such courses, except Monica.). He then transferred to his next course in 2017 (Mitsushima Era) to Towa Catholic College (Towa Catholic University) for Bachelor of Emerald City.

On October 14, 2023, Tetsuo became king as King Filibeg.
2024 Cowellan presidential election

The **2024 Cowellan presidential election** will be the 26th presidential election and the first quadrennial presidential election, scheduled for Wednesday, 28 February 2024, although it can be held earlier, should the office become vacated as a result of death, resignation or removal from office of the incumbent. It will be the second presidential election under the 2011 Constitution, after the February 2011 snap election. Incumbent president Jennifer Morgan has declined to run for re-election, giving Eleanor Marge Fournier-Glover the chance to run as president, but on 30 January 2022, Fournier-Glover announced that she will not run for the presidency instead she will endorse the first transgender female potential candidate of the election. The winner of the 2024 Cowellan presidential election is scheduled to be inaugurated on Wednesday, 28 February 2024.

On 14 March 2022, the PDE, NPM, and DR agreed to a unification, forming the "Unified Socialist Party", a socially liberal and economically conservative political party.

On 02 September 2022, the early frontrunner of the election, Charles Nishiyama, reportedly left the Unified Socialist Party, and formed his own party named the 'National Democratic Party'.
Joe Knight

Joe Knight, Jr. (b. May 25, 1944) is a Cowellian actor since 1967. He is the replacement for Boris Anderson the host of Get Ungrounded Trivia since 1989 to 2006.

## Biography

Joe Knight, Jr. was born on May 25, 1944. His mother Jane Knight (1915-2007) was the television host, and his father Joe Knight, Sr. (1915-2011) was the businessman.

Joe replaced Boris Anderson on Get Ungrounded Trivia for the arrest of Doris Anderson in April 1988.
Television in Cowell

Cowellan television started operations in 11th of January 1928.

## History

In 11th of January 1928, some former Cowell Television Commission (CTC) brought the television to Cowell, with imported cameras from Britain and the United States, making tests. The television first set-up as PAL system, just like Australia and UK one. The first television station was launched in January 1928 as Cowell Television Commission in Emerald City. In 1928, CTC First Program was renamed CTC ONE (now CTC 1), during the first 3 years they began at 5 PM and ended at 9 PM.

Cowell Hoso Terebi was launched in 1969, as the first Japanese-speaking channel in Cowell.

In March 1945, CTC Second Program (now CTC 2) was launched.

By June 1960, TV3 Television (now CTC 3) was launched as the third channel.

Colour broadcasts started in April 15, 1975, and also CTC FOUR (now CTC 4) was launched as the fourth channel, the rest of channels started colour broadcasting in May 1975.

By the mid 80's, Cowellan television adopted 60hz broadcasts, in order to include japanese and other languages.

By June 12, 1989, CTC FIVE was launched as the fifth channel.

Digital Television tests were launched in 1998 with the european DVB-T standart and launching 5 digital-only channels. They opted for 16:9 aspect ratio, while the video quality was still 480p. In 2001 was launched officially with more channels

In April 1998, all the Cowellan channels changed their aspect ratio to 16:9.

The digital changeover in Cowell is now complete. It began on 30th September 2005, when Emerald City switched off analogue television transmission. The rest of the Kemser switched off analogue television transmission on 28th April 2006, followed by the Sapphire Bay and Hallbridge on 29th September 2006. Domburton was the last province to cease analogue transmissions on 1st December 2006.

On April 2013, 4K broadcasts stared with CTC UHD, Cowellia MX 4K and Movienet Ultra the first 4K channels; later in June of that year DVB-UHD was launched, with support up to 8K, and 120 frames per second.
Albert Geriant

Albert Lance Geriant (b. November 27, 1932) is the African-Cowellan musician and guitarist of Don’t Yelling.

## History

### Early life

Albert Lance Geriant was born on November 27, 1932 in Kemser, Cowell. His mother, Bessie Geriant (1892-2022) and father Jeffrey Geriant (1893-1994) were African.

### Music Career

In 1971, Albert Geriant quit his job as a school teacher. He became a musician, John Quaid and Bernard Geriant, Albert’s brother, created their own band, Don’t Yelling.
Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34) Kaido Works GReddy V1

Released in October 2023 ($25). Collaboration with GReddy.

Green metallic paint, silver wheels with silver rims (type 6).

Chase version is unpainted with green metallic plastic parts (flared fenders). Silver wheels with silver rims (type 6).

The engine hood can be opened to reveal engine details. Approximate 1/62 scale (RHD).
The Josephine Miller & the All-Star Band Reunited Again Tour IV

The Josephine Miller & the All-Star Band Reunited Again Tour IV was performed at and theatres and shopping malls in Cowell from June 14, 1998 to July 29, 1998.

## Setlist

1. Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
2. Hey There Delilah
3. Call Me Maybe
4. Party Rock Anthem
5. Gimme Chocolate
6. Old Town Road
7. Good As Hell
8. Last Nite
9. Levitating
10. Gentleman
11. Ace of Spades
12. Smoke on the Water
13. I Don't Want To Miss A Thing
14. Don’t Stop
15. Fancy
16. Mr. Blue Sky
17. Crazy Train
18. New Rules
19. Gangsta’s Paradise
20. Dancing Queen
21. Seven Nation Army
22. My Humps
23. Hollaback Girl
24. Bad Romance
25. I Believe In A Thing Called Love
26. Wiggle
27. Dream On
28. Call Me
29. Never Gonna Give You Up
30. The Ballad of Mona Lisa
31. Material Girl
32. Love Yourself
33. Live On Mars
34. Thriller
35. Enter Sandman
36. Young & Beautiful
37. Careless Whisper
38. Habits
39. Thrift Shop
40. Numb
41. Forget You
42. All About That Bass
43. Creep
44. Thong Song
45. Hit The Road Jack
46. Oops!... I Did It Again
47. Teenage Dream
48. Heart Of Glass
49. This Is How We Do It
50. I Was Made For Lovin' You
51. Last Friday Night
52. Hotline Bling
53. Poker Face
54. Somebody That I Used To Know
55. Bennie And The Jets
56. Wannabe
57. Clint Eastwood
58. Hit 'Em Up Style
59. Beauty & A Beat
60. Mr. Brightside
61. I Will Survive
62. Sugar, We're Going Down

## Tour Dates

* June 14, 1998-June 20, 1998 (Emerald City, Cowell)
* June 21, 1998-June 25, 1998 (Hallbridge, Cowell)
* June 27, 1998-July 1, 1998 (Domburton, Cowell)
* July 3, 1998-July 7, 1998 (Kemser, Cowell)
* July 10, 1998-July 14, 1998 (Sapphire Bay, Cowell)
* July 17, 1998-July 21, 1998 (Cofad, Cowell)
* July 23, 1998-July 29, 1998 (Logrant, Cowell)
Datsun KAIDO 510 Wagon Black Limited

Released June 2022 ($285).

Limited to 350 pieces. Available online at `kaidohouse.com` on June 18 (USA & Canada, 250 glossy black versions) and on July 2 in Tokyo, Japan (100 matte black versions). Remaining matte black models available online at `kaidohouse.com` on July 26.

Glossy or matte black paint, golden wheels with silver rims (type 3). Fourth BLKLTD issue.

The engine hood can be opened to reveal engine details. Approximate 1/55 scale (RHD).

Online available in one configuration:

● diecast model

● exclusive black Kaido★House pin (with S/N matching the model)

● exclusive rainbow Kaido★House pin (random S/N)

● Kaido★House icon pins (2 pins, random S/N)

● bonus art card
Datsun KAIDO Fairlady Z Black Limited

Released November 2022 and February 2023.

Limited release of 250 glossy black versions (BLKLTD) on November 5 on `kaidohouse.com` and an additional 60 matte finish versions (JDM SUBLTD7) to Instagram subscribers on February 18, 2023.

The first release included a numbered Offset pin and the new bespoke COVAL BLKLTD display case (for model, box and OFFSE7 pin card).

Black paint, grey wheels with silver rims (type 2). Seventh BLKLTD release.

The engine hood can be opened to reveal engine details. Approximate 1/59 scale (RHD).

Online available in one configuration:

● diecast model

● exclusive black Offset pin (with S/N matching the model)

● exclusive COVAL BLKLTD display case (for diecast model, box, and Offset pin)
Datsun 510 Pro Street SK Black Limited KaidoHouse Exclusive

Released February 2022 ($285). Collaboration with Sung Kang.

Limited to 150 pieces (50 chase). Available online at `kaidohouse.com` beginning February 5.

Black paint, golden wheels with silver rims (front type 1, rear type 2). Second BLKLTD issue, 510 BLACK LIMITED.

The engine hood can be opened to reveal engine details. Approximate 1/55 scale (LHD).

● diecast model

● exclusive black Kaido★House pin (with S/N matching the model)

● exclusive Kaido★House pins (2 pins, random S/N)

Configuration 2:

● diecast model

● exclusive black Kaido★House pin (with S/N matching the model)

● exclusive Kaido★House pins (2 pins, random S/N)

● chase Kaido★House pins (2 pins, random S/N)