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Učenice u stilu

***Učenice u stilu*** is the Serbian dub of *Les Fashionistas.* Mainly dubbed in Salliland by Make It Loud Studio with some actors recording at Oblakoder's studio in Serbia, it premiered in Serbia on 28 November 2008.

## Cast

 File:Italy Rose (Les Fashionistas).png | Italija Ružić

 File:Oona Matalino (Les Fashionistas).png | Una Matalino
 File:Emiliana Lexington (Les Fashionistas).png | Emilijana Leksington

## Censorship

* Alcohol is referred to as various other drinks, such as root beer, soda and juice, as with all releases of the series outside of Kaninichia. This is the only instance of censorship in the entire dub.

## Notes

* While the dub was produced in Salliland, some of the actors were Serbian and recorded their lines at Oblakoder in Serbia, which were then sent to Make It Loud Studio.
* All Sallilandic actors in the dub also participated in the Sallish dub.
* As with almost all dubs of the series, the theme song and the songs in the "Fakaua Fashionistas" episode were left in English. However, the other songs were dubbed into Serbian.
* As with the Sallish dub, while "Les Fashionistas" is left untranslated as the name for the group and website, it is translated to "Učenice u stilu” (Schoolgirls in style) in the series' title.
* The characters' names were not changed, with two exceptions:
	+ Anne is changed to Ana, as it "sounded more natural in Serbian."
	+ Italy's name is translated to Italija, as all dubs have her name translated to allow for jokes about her name and the country of Italy to work. Additionally, this dub changes her last name from Rose to Ružić, a matronymic of the name Ruža which means *rose.*
* The series' logo and the texts for the characters' names were translated in the theme song. Likewise, the ending credits were partially localised, as instead of translating the original credits into Serbian, only Serbian dub credits are displayed.
Still Got This

**"Still Got This"** is a song by Kuboian singer-songwriter Ericka Streets. It served as the lead single of compilation album *Queen of Kuboia* and was released on 19 February 2013 by Favelopia.

As Ericka was in a coma at the time, "Still Got This" was not sung by her - Favelopia claimed the song's vocals were "synthetically produced through sampling pre-existing recordings of [Ericka]". However, it was revealed in *[undecided]* that the song was sung entirely by Hartlanian singer-songwriter Susanne Davis, who was credited for backing vocals but not for the main vocals.

## Notes

1. ↑ "Baubles" and "Don't Kiss Me" were standalone releases, despite later being included on the album.
The Streets

The album cover

**The Streets** is the third studio album by Ericka Streets, released on 2 March 2010 as her first album under the Favelopia label. While still belonging to the R&B genre, it contains heavy grime influence.

## Track listing

1. "Dancing in the Streets" (featuring Nicki Minaj on 2011 reissue)
2. "Talk That Talk"
3. "Look Over Here"
4. "Sweet"
5. "Brown Paper Bag" (DJ Khaled cover)
6. "Sexylicious"
7. "Club Shit" (featuring Zara Dawson; listed as "Clubbin'" on clean editions)
8. "Miss U"
9. "Love in Peril"
10. "A Letter to Myself"
11. "Cushion"
12. "Here We Go Again" (featuring Kool Teazer)

### International edition (bonus tracks)

13. "But My Heart Says Otherwise" (with Zara Dawson and featuring Avril Lavigne)
14. "But My Heart Says Otherwise (Solo Version)"
### Spanish and Latin American edition (bonus track)

15. "Las de la Intuición" (Shakira cover)
### 2011 reissue (bonus track)

13. "Bimbo" (Sandie Costa featuring Ericka Streets and XoxXelania)
## Notes

1. ↑ Listed as track 14 in Kuboia and neighbouring countries; moved to track 15 or 16 internationally.
Strawberry shortcake

One of my favourite shows, in Taiwan and Southeast Asia it was shown on Playhouse Disney and Disney Channel. The Taiwanese mandarin dub is lost but i remember it had the English names kept but transliterated to Chinese and the songs were in English, and subtitled on Taiwanese TV, not Southeast Asian TV though .
School

Ericka: \*playing on her GameCube\* For fuck's sake...

Emily: I don’t like that you stay at home and play video games all the time when you don't need to record for LixFilm. I care about you.

Spy: Yeah. Here are two choices. you better go back to school or take the easy way out and be a housewife.

Ericka: Being a housewife definitely doesn’t suit me, so I guess I'll go enrol in school. Wait, secondary school or high school? I dropped out when I was 13.

Chloe: Hartlanian high schools let people as old as 30 in.
Where Have You Gone?

**Where Have You Gone?** is a song by German rapper Pink Frillyknickers featuring verses from Ericka Streets and Blade Holter and a chorus sung by Tammy Poehler. The song was released on 10th April, 2011 as a tribute to Greta Saus, who committed suicide in November 2010. The song topped the German charts and was the second best-selling song in the country that year.

"Where Have You Gone?" was produced by Alex da Kid and DJ Frank E. The song features a very similar pattern structure to "Airplanes" by B.o.B, another song produced by the two.

## Background

All four artists on the song are known for their relationships with Greta Saus. Ericka Streets collaborated with Greta in 2006 on the song "I'm So Fly". Pink Frillyknickers collaborated with Greta in 2007 on the song "Askin' Me". Tammy Poehler collaborated with Ericka multiple times, but their best known collaboration is the 2009 song "Girl Power". Blade Holter, meanwhile, was Greta’s best friend.

## Music video

The music video for the song was uploaded to YouTube on 30th March, 2011. It features Pink Frillyknickers and her daughter Tegan Waghauser moving out of a home, giving it one last glimpse before heading off into a taxi. When the taxi drives off, she looks back at the house as it enters the foggy background. The video was shot on a wet, foggy day.
Vina & Mortina

**Vina & Mortina** is a Hartlanian TV series about two mutant twin humans named Vina and Mortina, created after their mother used a science lab while she was pregnant with them. The series uses a mix of 3D computer animation (CGI) and traditional animation (Seasons 1-3), later 2D computer animation (Season 4-onwards).

Vina and Mortina live in an apartment with Jack, also running a hotel.

## Characters

* Vina - A mutant girl who is ironically into gothic things, such as vampires. In English, she is voiced by Sarah de Toür.
* Mortina - A mutant girl who is ironically happy and bubbly, and into romance. In English, she is voiced by Sarah de Toür.
* Jack - Vina and Mortina's housemate, who is highly intelligent. He believes many of the things Vina and Mortina do are ridiculous and strange, but is very kind to them.
* The Spy - A spy who is the boyfriend of Mortina. Vina and Mortina have gone on missions with him occasionally. He is voiced by Spy Fandel in English and Sallyish.
* Bleeb - Vina and Mortina's pet turkey. In English, she is voiced by Grozdana Stojanov, who voices her in the Sallyish and Macedonian dubs as well.
* Alipsa - A floating, talking pair of lips, who is a frequent guest at the hotel. She often rages when she doesn't get her way, which she admits is because she was a spoiled brat when she was a child.

## Development

The series' original title was *Baby Alive & Baby Dead* - it was changed due to trademark issues with Hasbro, who produced a doll named "Baby Alive". The characters' names were changed to "Vina" and "Mortina", derivatives of the French words for "life" and "death", respectively.

## International broadcast

Internationally, the series was aired primarily on Cartoon Network and Disney Channel. In the USA, it aired on Nickelodeon and (during 2010-2014) The Hub, and it was on Teletoon in Canada.

In the United Kingdom, the series was broadcast on BBC One and BBC Two until 2012. Also, in 2002, the series debuted on the CBBC Channel and CBeebies. CBeebies only aired the first three seasons, and quit airing the series in 2010.

### Serbia

* RTS 1 (1999-2008)
* RTS 2 (1999-2017)
* Ultra (2008-2019)

### Spain

* TVE 1 (2001-2008)
* Clan TVE (2005-2008)
* Disney Channel (2008-2018)

### Sweden

* SVT 1 (1997-2010)
* SVT Barnkanalen (2002-2018)
ToonWorld TV

**ToonWorld TV** is a Kitropikian television channel. Launched in 1999, it shows cartoons and anime in Japanese for Japanese-speaking children in Kitropiki. It also has a cult following amongst anime fans in Kitropiki because it shows anime in their original language.

## Programming

### Western cartoons

* Strawberry Shortcake's Berry Bitty Adventures
* My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
* Cindi and Friends
* Winx Club
* The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog
* Peppa Pig
* SpongeBob SquarePants
* The Loud House
* The Adventures of Sally FaKaua
* Vina and Mortina
* TBA

### Anime

* Aikatsu
* Pokémon
* Maho Girls Precure!
* TBA

### Former

* Strawberry Shortcake (DiC series)
* Madeline
* Rugrats
* TBA
Salter, Effentle

***Salter, Effentle*** is the third studio album by Sallilandic singer-songwriter Pink Girl, released on 11 September 2003, through Puresut Records. The album expands upon the trip-hop elements present throughout her sophomore album *Vinamins* (2001), for what Pink Girl described as "hip-trip-pop". The record also incorporates more "commercial" R&B music, particularly towards the start of the album. Looking to be more creatively involved, Pink Girl was involved in the writing of all sixteen tracks on *Salter, Effentle*.

While *Salter, Effentle* was well-received critically, with critics praising the unique sound, several tabloids used reviews to perpetuate a rumor that Pink Girl was a drug addict.

## Singles

The singles from *Salter, Effentle* were staggered throughout 2002 all the way to 2005. All were highly successful.

1. "Do This" (26 November 2002)
2. "Eutel mína día shakshambey" (15 April 2003)
3. "Ten" (5 August 2003)
4. "Come 2 My Place" (4 November 2003)
5. "Get Back" (6 April 2004)
6. "Caught in the Middle" (6 July 2004)
7. "Like It's '99" (9 November 2004)
8. "Fæ aticijeg molte" (28 March 2005)

## Release

*Salter, Effentle* carries a Parental Advisory warning due to large amounts of profanity and sexual content throughout the album.

## Track listing

1. "Come 2 My Place"
2. "Trust"
3. "Ten"
Strawberry Shortcake (Sallish dub)

**Jaćohjina Alina** (also known as **Jaćohjinakóleć** in Barnland and Amedisa) is the Sallish dub of the 2003 DIC Strawberry Shortcake series. It was broadcast on Disney Channel and its sister channels across Nucleria as well as on TV2 in Barnland, SRT 2 in Sallisland, ANT 2 in Amedisa, and TV3 in Sea Country Island.

## Cast

* Lexi Źeljkić as Strawberry Shortcake
* Ràćel Dulvej as Orange Blossom, Ginger Snap, Rainbow Sherbet, Plum Puddin', Banana Candy, Annie Oatmeal and Caramel Corn
* Alina Kóbjepjok as Angel Cake, Peppermint Fizz, Raspberry Torte, Sour Grapes and Lime Light
* Majina Marković as Apple Dumplin', Blueberry Muffin and Lemon Meringue
* Marija Skavjaj as Custard, Honey Pie Pony, Coco Calypso, Seaberry Delight and Watermelon Kiss
* Klohi Majinapjok as Tea Blossom, Crepes Suzette, Frosty Puff, Tangerina Torta and the Berry Fairies
* Ígor Pjazico as all male characters

## Trivia

* Except for the theme song and the songs from the World of Friends DVD, which are dubbed (not counting the song from the special features on that DVD) the songs are left in English, without subtitles.
	+ An extremely rare music CD has a dubbed version of the song "I Can Be" which uses the instrumental of the French "Rien que du bonheur" version of the song.
* Interstitial parts on the DVDs aren't dubbed and their audio is replaced with the Sallish theme song.
* In the credits, the instrumental theme song is replaced with the English theme song.
We nat op Winx Klub

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Flora (hu, hu)
Winx Klub
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Super fairyu,
We nat Winx
I ź Bloom
I ikjol utahń pruk
As op liźecxùm fæ my molte
Rév kilenn
As I ź Salina
Op kjo, op kjo rév śajn
Utahń my maginćæ sun iljeu,
I rév ikjol as śajn
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Bloom, Bloom, Bloom
I ź Ajiśa as I amorre hctibi
I minlozem op dijélcxańit, dijélcxańit
My power pújevu nì rival
Cevj utahń me, I rév hctib
I ź Ajiśa
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We nat Winx
I ź Flora
As juljinu rév emanate
Utahń maginćæ brexeńu
Saskàralin rév mrolon
As I ź Tina
As I rév sólai op dek,
utahń op power da teknology
As op power da nikrelúm,
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Op volume da op musinć rév hújén
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Statistics

* The life expectancy is 80 for men and 82 for women.
* The drinking age is 13.
* Smoking is illegal.
* The age of consent is 16. It was raised from 14 in 2002 to prevent manipulation of teenage girls.
* The marriage age is 18. It was raised from 15 in 2002 to prevent manipulation of teenage girls.
* The driving age is 16 and one can receive lessons from the age of 15.
* Gay marriage was legalised on 8 June 2004.
The Life as Ericka

**The Life as Ericka** is a Kuboian-Sallislandic reality TV series, premiering on 9 January 2009 on Vision One. It centres around the life of Kuboian singer Ericka Streets and her family.

## Controversy

In 2009, the series received controversy over the fact that children in Sallisland who enjoyed watching Ericka on the Nickelodeon block, would then watch the series. Parent groups accused *The Life as Ericka* of teaching children vulgarity, both in English and through Sallish subtitles.

In 2010, some religious groups (particularly in Sallisland) slammed the series for spreading "propaganda", regarding Ericka Streets coming out as bisexual on the series. Up Kanal's response was, translated into English, "The Life as Ericka *is a presentation of Ericka Streets' life, it is not censored. The series does not spread propaganda. It will encourage teenagers and adults to reveal their LGBT identities because Ericka Streets is open about it. If you are against LGBT content, you can watch an alternative series.*"
Deltoid

A **deltoid** or **tricuspid** is a hypocycloid produced by rolling a circle inside a fixed circle 3 times the radius. It is also the shape created from 3 circles when they are packed together.

## Structure and Sections

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* 3 points (0D)
* 1 deltoid (1D)
Talk That Talk

**"Talk That Talk"** is a song by Kuboian singer-songwriter Ericka Streets, taken from her third studio album *The Streets* (2010). It was released as the album's lead single by Favelopia Records on 5 November 2009, through the music video. It is a grime song whose lyrics are from the point of view of a woman trying to fight off an ex-lover who is still trying to romance her, and was written and produced by Ericka herself.

## Background and release

"Talk That Talk" was intended to be released in May-June of 2009, but was postponed due to the decision to release *Remix, Babe!* and its lead single "But My Heart Says Otherwise" at that time instead. On 12 September 2009, Favelopia Records later confirmed on Twitter that "Talk That Talk" was to be released on 5 November 2009 through Sallilandic music video program *Morning Mixtape* at 11:25. On 15 October 2009, Favelopia released a further announcement that the music video for "Talk That Talk" was to be premiered on Nickelodeon at 7:30 on 5 November alongside an interview with Ericka.

The premiere of the "Talk That Talk" music video on Nickelodeon, including the interview with Ericka and the *iCarly* episode that aired directly after it, achieved ratings of 336,000 views. Within 24 hours, it had been captured from television and uploaded to YouTube on various channels, with one upload having already been viewed over 1,200 times. On 7 November 2009, out of concerns that piracy would impact sales, the song was officially released for digital download and all unauthorised recordings of its video were taken down. On 10 November 2009, the originally planned date for its digital single release, "Talk That Talk" was released as a CD single and serviced to contemporary hit radio.

## Music video

The music video for "Talk That Talk" was directed by Brett Ratner, who Ericka chose to work with after seeing his work with Mariah Carey on her "Heartbreaker" (1999) and "Touch My Body" (2008)" videos. It was filmed on 10 and 11 April 2009 at . in Reichetto, Kuboia, with permission from the district administrator to film on campus while students were on Easter break. It premiered on 5 November 2009 on Nickelodeon in Salliland, between an interview with Ericka and a rerun of the *iCarly* episode "iKiss", and received ratings of 336,000 views. The uncensored version of the video was released on 10 November through Ericka's website and the Enhanced CD feature of the "Talk That Talk" CD single.

It depicts Ericka attending a football game, where her ex-boyfriend attempts to flirt with her. After fruitlessly trying to politely reject his advances, she "mischievously" throws water at him and forms a football team with her friends, who plays a match against him and score more goals than him. Finally, after hitting him in the genitals with a football, she declares victory and is carried out by her friends while he is escorted to the school nurse. A censored version of the music video is set to the clean version of the song, replaces the shot of Ericka's middle finger with her posing sassily, and cuts away when the football hits the ex-boyfriend's thigh instead of showing it hitting his crotch.
Spy Fandel

**Spy SPARKLE PlayStation 2 Fandel** (14 January 1987-27 November 2021) was a Kuboian media personality. While he did appear in many TV commercials and infomercials from 1998 to 2010 and co-founded Lubefa, he is most famous merely by association with Ericka Streets.

## Early life

Spy was born on 14th January 1987 in Espanbute, Kuboia to Hugo Fandel and Maichi Morbob. His family was initially well-off until he was diagnosed with learning disabilities at 3, which caused his parents to spiral into debt so heavy, they had to steal and commit fraud to afford the expenses of providing for a child.

## Career

In 1998, Spy wrote into morning show SuprClub and was chosen to appear on the show on 28 February. After the show, his parents got him into professional acting to raise money for the family, with his first infomercial debuting in August that year.

## Death

On 27 November 2021, Spy drowned to death.

## Trivia

* His name is a shortened version of the Acashkic word, "spænuštno", which means "lust". "Spaj" is also Sallish for "bitter".
	+ Sallish-speaking fans usually call him "Sladkijo" ("sweet") as a result.
* He doesn't know how to use DVD menus.
* He did adult workouts. At 9 years old.
* He is 6'1.
* The marriage between Spy Fandel and Ericka Streets on 16 June 2007 is the only case in Kuboia, since January 2005, of a person marrying before graduating school – Spy was still in school until 22 May 2008, but turned 19 on 14 January 2006, therefore legalising the marriage.
	+ Spy technically also counts as the only person to get married in Kuboia with only a Novice School education.
	+ As noted above, the date of them having a legally-binding marriage is 8 June 2008, but 16 June 2007 is counted statistically as their marriage.
TCC

**TCC** (originally called **The Children’s Channel** from 1986 to 1994) is a Gicamese English-language television channel which focuses on programming aimed towards children and launched on 1 December 1986. The channel usually broadcasts programmes targeted towards children ages 2-6, with some shows directed at older children that air late during the evening.

## History

When it launched in 1986, TCC was only broadcast feed of the original British channel. However after a few months, the channel began hiring their own presenters for in-between promotional breaks and began producing original programmes. By 1989, TCC was the most-watched cable channel in Gicama. The channel received the nickname, The Computer Channel due to the fact that most of its original programming in the late-1980s seemed to be related to computers including Computer Chaos.

In 1997 after rumors of TCC‘s closure spread into the mainstream, channel owner Flextech announced that they would sell the channel to Gicamese television conglomerate Società SCS. The deal was finalized later that year and Società SCS took over operations the following year.

## Programming

### Current

* Angela Anaconda (2000-present)
* Barney & Friends (1993-present)
* iCarly (2008-present)
* Madeline (1996-present)
* Tweenies (2001-present)

### Former

* Computer Chaos (1988-1993)
* The Computer Programme (1988-1989)
* Creative World of Computers (1989-1993)
* Cybernet (1995-1998)
* Making the Most of the Micro (1988-1989)
* Micro Live (1988-1989)
* Micro Magazine (1989-1993)
* Pinwheel (1986-1993; 1998)
* Pursuiters Programs (1989-1993)
* Saved by the Bell (1990-1995)
* The Super Mario Challenge (1990-1991)
* The Telebugs (1988-1998)
* Today’s Special (1987-1993)

### Programming blocks

* The Computer Channel (1988-1998)
* Tiny TCC (1995-2002)

## References

1. ↑ Gicamese-produced TCC original programme.
Ski

The Sims 2 - Sìmu 2 ("Sims 2")

University - Univerzitija (same meaning)

Nightlife - Najtlajf (same meaning)

Open for Business - Ógatići mékan rav ! ("The business is open")

Pets - Djimuć aćtikelju ańrénqe rav ("I love the pets")

Seasons - Godinadéxagenizu ("Seasons")

Bon Voyage - Bon Vojage (same meaning)

FreeTime - Hobizupa ("hobby time")

Apartment Life - Metropolikijaźivjećija ("metropolitan life")

Pleasantview - Dovrijekpulikagrát ("Pleasant view town")

Strangetown - Altiźićenkagrát (same meaning)

Veronaville - Veronagrát (same meaning)

Riverblossom Hills - Sladkijobalćikanugrát ("Sweet hills town")

Desiderata Valley - Dezideratagrát ("Desiderata town")

Belladona Cove - Beladonagrát ("Belladonna city")
Zara Dawson

**Zara Eileen Dawson** (born **Zara María Valls i Torres** on 7 December 1982) is a Valencian-born Sallilandic rapper and singer-songwriter. She is noted for her eccentric personality and often hypersexualised lyrical content.

## Early life

Zara María Valls i Torres was born on 7 December 1982, the firstborn child of Valls and Torres. She was water-birthed in a swimming pool at her childhood home in Valencia, Spain. She has two younger sisters, Erica and Xoey (born Chava), as well as a younger brother, Lluc. Although ethnically a Sephardic Jew, Dawson's parents converted to Catholicism during the Francoist dictatorship and raised her as a Catholic. Zara joined the choir at her local church at the age of seven.

At the age of ten, her family was disowned by her father's parents, driving them to leave Spain and migrate to Salliland (then part of Gicama). Zara's father worked as a labourer until joining the Gicamese army upon being granted citizenship, while her mother became a teacher. Zara also felt obligated to make money, so she sung at local venues and in streets for tips.

During her years of education in Salliland, Zara was taught in Italian, which she did not know, and relied on words that were similar between Italian and Spanish or Catalan. She stopped attending school at the age of fourteen and taught herself Italian and Sallish alongside much of the subjects of the school curriculum, eventually officially dropping out at the age of sixteen.

Growing up, Zara would often listen to music with her sisters, which she shared a bedroom with. She particularly enjoyed singing along to "Estoy Aquí" by Shakira, where she would compete with her sisters on who could sing the "Entre fotos y cuadernos, entre cosas y recuerdos que no puedo comprender" part fastest without losing breath. Zara often won, and the experience made her develop an interest in rap. She then purchased pirated cassette copies of Lil Kim, Da Brat and Salt-N-Pepa albums to help her to "get into proper rap".

An agent for PBV Records appeared at a bar Zara was singing at and pulled her aside to convince her to formally audition for PBV executives. She was able to impress them enough to be signed on the day of her sixteenth birthday, 7 December 1998, to record five albums for PBV Records. Soon after signing to PBV Records, she chose to adopt the pseudonym Zara Dawson, citing that it "sounded less foreign".

1. ↑ Pronounced *Zar-ah*, not *Thar-ah.*
Chaos

**Chaos** is the formless matter that is said to precede our universe, similar to a Protoverse. This idea originates from Greek mythology but has also been used within a Biblical context.

Chaos can also be described as formless matter in general, which precedes something before it comes into existence. This may not be true for all things, however.

Chaos is something uncertain and something without control or order, it generates improbabilities and inconsistencies, because there is no order to events.
Cosmogony

**Cosmogony**, also called **cosmogeny**, is a branch of cosmology that deals with the origin of the cosmos, Universe, Solar system, or Earth. It is not to be confused with cosmology, as cosmology deals with the cosmos as a whole, including its origins.

Like how a cosmological model (or "Tier") is model that details the structure of the cosmos or reality, a **cosmogonal model** is a model that details the origin of the cosmos. Examples of such models include the Big Bang, the Inflation model and the model of a steady state universe.
Spuželêkoşak povakantý

***Spuželêkoşak povakantý*** (*SpongeBob's Adventures*) is the Barnish dub of *SpongeBob SquarePants*, produced by Studiyo Ovokha. It is based on the Sallish dub. It premiered on 1TV on 17 June 2006, after AKanal had been airing an unlicensed dub of the series based on TV-rips of the Sallish dub, and Disney Channel had been airing a voice-over of the Latin American Spanish dub.

Initially, the theme song was replaced by a completely different instrumental and all episodes featuring songs were skipped, with the exception of "Help Wanted" where "Livin' in the Sunlight, Lovin' in the Moonlight" was replaced with another instrumental song, and "Christmas Who?" which did air without the song being replaced. The dub of the song "The Very First Christmas" was reused from the Disney Channel dub, where the song is in Latin American Spanish and voiced over in Barnish. Due to Studiyo Ovokha using a master directly from Disney Channel, and proceeding to poorly mix it, every audio track Disney Channel Kaninichia featured is played during the song, resulting in the English, Sallish, Gicamese Italian, Salasoan and English-with-Sulban-voiceover versions being audible as well.

However, from 2008, this dub began to air on Nickelodeon Barnland, and from 5 June 2009, on Disney Channel Kaninichia. From then on, the original theme song was used and episodes featuring songs aired, albeit with all songs left in English or Sallish. The song "The Very First Christmas" also had its audio fixed, using only the Sallish dub.

The series' logo is localised. However, title cards are cut out and the title is simply displayed over the first scene of the episode. Additionally, the ending credits are left completely blank.

## Cast

SpongeBob is voiced by a woman in this dub, due to the Sallish dub being used as a base, where he is also voiced by a woman.

* Mitra Sürbakivke as SpongeBob SquarePants
Karuboia

**Karuboia** is the official music chart in Kuboia. It was established in 1987 and the first charts occured on 7th June, 1987.

## Charts

As of 2022, the charts compiled by Karuboia are:

* Top 100 Albums
* Top 40 Collaborative Albums
* Top 100 Singles

All charts are updated every Sunday, with chart positions being based off sales, streaming and airplay figures from midnight on Sunday morning to 11:59p.m. on Saturday night. The new chart is revealed at approximately 7:00p.m.

## Chart eligibility

### All album-related charts

* Positions are based on both physical sales and downloads.
* Digital downloads were incorporated into the charts on 5th January, 2004.
* In order for a recording to be classified as an album, it must have four or more unique tracks.

### Top 40 Collaborative Albums

* Must be a collaborative album between at least three different musicians, singers and/or groups.
	+ Because of this, nearly every album on the chart is labelled as an album by "Various artists".
* Most compilation albums and soundtracks are also eligible.

### Top 100 Singles

* A song must be a single, promotional single or an album track to be eligible for the charts.
* Songs must be at least 2 minutes long.
	+ This rule received notoriety in 2019, as it meant that Lil Nas X's single "Old Town Road" was disqualified from the charts.
* Positions are based on a combination of sales, streams and airplay figures.
* Digital downloads were incorporated into the charts on 5 January 2004.
* Up until 27 December 2010, positions were also partially based on music played at major public premises.
* Streaming was incorporated into the charts on 13 May 2013.

## Other charts

### Year-end charts

On the first Sunday of each year, Karuboia publishes a year-end charts, which signifies the 300 best-selling songs and albums of the year.

### Decade-end charts

In January of 2000, 2010 and 2020, Karuboia published a decade-end chart, consisting of the 500 best-selling songs and albums from 1990 to 1999, 2000 to 2009 and 2010 to 2019 respectively.

### All-time charts

Since 2010, Karuboia has maintained a chart which indicates the best-selling songs in Kuboia since 1987 (pre-1987 sales are not accounted for). The chart is updated on the first Sunday in January and July every year.

## See also

* Karuboia/Number 1 singles from the 1980s
* Karuboia/Number 1 singles from the 1990s
* Karuboia/Number 1 singles from the 2000s
* Karuboia/Number 1 singles from the 2010s
* Karuboia/Number 1 singles from the 2020s
Hat Kid

**Hat Kid** is the main protagonist of *A Hat in Time*.

## General information

### Physical appearance

Hat Kid is a small, humanoid female child with light skin, blue eyes and brown hair, which is tied into a ponytail at the back. She wears a large purple shirt, white pants, brown boots and a yellow cape with a large zipper. Her main hat is a large, purple top hat with a yellow band around it.

## Development

### Adult Hat Kid

 File:AdultHatKid.png
Early on in development,

## Trivia

* According to an X-ray picture of her in Murder on the Owl Express, Hat Kid's ponytail is actually part of her skeleton. Said picture also shows that she has an unusually small brain and that her top hat is filled with junk food.
George

**Bulgy** is a double-decker bus, known for his staunch opposition to railways.

## Plot

Bulgy worked close by to Duck's branch line. He was firmly against the railways, believing they would soon be completely replaced by roads, and made his opinions clear to Duck the first time they met. The engines did not initially take him seriously, with Oliver even nicknaming him "Bulgy". However, they began to worry when his friend came to help him, and even more so when Bulgy claimed that he knew a shortcut to Tidmouth and could get there before the trains could.

In order to take as many passengers from the trains as he could, Bulgy masqueraded as a railway bus and persuaded Duck and Oliver's passengers to travel on him. Bulgy was determined to reach the big station before Duck, but ran under a bridge and became stuck. In the end, Duck had to rescue his passengers and took them to the station. Bulgy was freed, but he never learned sense. He was retired from service and became a hen house in a field close by to the bridge where he got stuck, now nicknamed "Bulgy's Bridge".

Years later, Bulgy was restored and returned to service to help with the passengers while Thomas and Emily were being repaired. When his driver returned him to the field after he was restored, the chickens who had lived in him before nestled in his luggage racks and caused trouble for the passengers the following morning. Under Emily's suggestion, Bulgy decided to become a mobile vegetable stand. He enjoyed delivering vegetables, because they did not lay eggs and never complained.

At some point, Bulgy became a passenger bus once more. When Thomas was making unscheduled stops on his branch line with Bertie's passengers, the Fat Controller decided to bring Bulgy back to take care of the extra passengers until Bertie could return from being repaired.

Despite being brought back to help Bertie, Bulgy still disliked the railways and caused trouble. On one occasion, Bulgy accidentally set off a chain of events that catapulted a bag of soil into a water tower, although he did not tell anyone this. When Thomas became ill due to the contaminated water, Bulgy took his passengers as well as any other passengers when the engines became ill. However, Bulgy took on more passengers than he could handle and broke his axle. Much to Bulgy's dismay, he was taken to the repair garage by Thomas on a flatbed.

## Technical details

### Livery

Bulgy is painted scarlet and cream. He carries

In series 7, when he became a mobile vegetable stand, Bulgy was painted dark green and cream with red wheels, and had a green sign reading "Mobile Grocery Store" above his serving window. In series 10, Bulgy returned to his original shape and livery.

## References

1. ↑ 3.23 *Bulgy*
2. ↑ 7.19 *Bulgy Rides Again*
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Thomas & Friends in popular culture

Ever since the beginning of *The Railway Series* and *Thomas & Friends*, Thomas and other characters have gone on to appear, either in cameos, parodies or mentions, in other forms of popular culture, such as films, television shows, literature, video games and music.

## Films

* In the 2015 Marvel film *Ant-Man*, several Bachmann models make an appearance. HO scale models of Thomas, Annie, Clarabel and Emily's coaches are used during the film's climax, while the G scale model of Thomas was used for the scene where the model was accidentally resized. Its face was altered to resemble the face on the HO scale model.

## Television

* The Meccano Percy play set appeared in *The Avengers* episode *A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Station*.
* Thomas and the Fat Controller both appear in the 2009 Children of Need charity single. Original television models are used for the music video, with Nitrogen Studios providing the animation for Thomas' face. Thomas is voiced by Ringo Starr, and Keith Wickham, Steven Kynman and Tim Whitnall voice other characters.
* Wooden Railway toys of Thomas, Stepney and the green Fossil Car appear in *The Big Bang Theory* episode *The Friendship Algorithm*.
* In the *Doctor Who* episode *Closing Time*, a few Wooden Railway items can be seen on a toy store shelf.

## Video games

* The 1998 SEGA arcade game *Magical Truck Adventure* features several locations and rolling stock that appear to be heavily based on characters and places from the television series. Locomotives resembling Percy and Toby, rolling stock resembling the Breakdown Train and 7-plank trucks and locations resembling the Windmill and Tidmouth Sheds appear in the game.

## Music

* The original 1986 cover for the Erasure song "Oh L'amour" features altered illustrations of Percy from *Percy and the Signal* and Rheneas from *Gallant Old Engine*. As permission had not been given to feature these characters, the cover was replaced.
* English alternative rock band Catherine Wheel released a song named after the Fat Controller titled "Here Comes the Fat Controller" on their 1997 album *Adam and Eve*. Despite the song's name, there is no correlation between the lyrics of the song or the Fat Controller.

## Live events

* On 27 November 2014, a balloon of Thomas was launched for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade to celebrate the franchise's upcoming 70th anniversary. That same year, he led the parade. The balloon returned in 2015 and 2016, after which it was retired.
Artificial Universe

wThe Artificial Universe is an Universal sized structure created by an type 8.0 civilization called "The Gigaversens". The structure is a massive structure

## Position

### Location

Our multiverse

that acts as a humongous city. The city was made by resources gotten from mining/destroying other universes. The structure is often called: "Au-A1."

## Shape

The structure is a Truncated icosahedron with a green color. The holes in the sides of the structure are entry/exit points of the structure, resources get transported in/out of the points. The buildings in the city have different shapes, styles and size.

## Energy

The structure is mostly powered by a large White hole, which is located in the center of the city. The White hole gives most of the energy needed to sustain the city, with contributions by Dyson spheres. When the energy-output is smaller than the energy consumption, the city brings energy from outside-sources. This energy is formed by outside Black holes, White holes and supernova's.

## The city

The huge city is designed to be a massive center of futuristic buildings stacked on top of each other. Transport in the city is as efficient as possible, the roads are full of fusion-powered trains. To travel large distances that spend over millions of light-years, the city has Portals in every cityblock. The day and night cycle is created by miniature Stars, wich each cityblock has, during the night, the shell of the Dyson sphere collapses until the Star is fully covered. The shell regrows during the day. The atmosphere in the city is similiar to that of the Earth. The oxygen gets supplied via photosynthesis from massive forests. The inhabitants supply to the plants. Nitrogen is gotten from other Universes, since the amounts needed surpasses what 1 universe has. The shell of the city is made of an Arhadalite-Neutronium alloy.

## Politics

The city is composed of billions of citybocks, with each cityblock having their own government, currency, laws and military force, similiar to ancient Greece. when the citystates fight eachother over religion and military forces. The peace is upheld by a UN-like government that unifies the entire mega-city.
We Go

**We Go** is the debut full-length album by Kuboian singer-songwriter Ericka Streets, released on 18 May 2004 by PBV Records. Internationally, it was released on 31 May 2004 by Columbia Records.

The album was created because of executives at PBV noticing Ericka's musical talents and allowing her to record music for soundtracks, providing that she released a studio album under PBV Records first

## Controversy

The international edition of *We Go* was one of the CDs from Sony BMG that were shipped by Sony BMG Music Entertainment with Extended Copy Protection (XCP) included on the disc, known to be regarded by several anti viruses as a rootkit or Trojan horse. Sony discontinued use of the technology on 11 November 2005 and offered replacement of all copies with the software included. The replacement program caused postponement of the international release of *First Call for Global Success* from 12 December 2005 to 23 January 2006.

Due to Ericka pirating PlayStation 2 games and having her console modchipped, the international distributor of the album, Sony BMG Music Entertainment, allegedly pressed all copies of the international edition released from February 2007 onwards with junk CD-ROM data intended to trigger the red error screen when one attempts to play the CD on the PlayStation 2 console and make it unreadable on PlayStation 3. Ericka that has said she does not believe these claims.

## Track listing

1. We Go
2. One Look
3. Gently
4. Really Don't Care
5. Ooh Kill
6. Cardigan (I Fake a Smile)
7. Inside of Me
8. Thousand Away
9. Mirage
10. I Hate You (Don't Leave Me)
11. Without You
Daisy/RWS

**Daisy** is a diesel railcar owned by the North Western Railway. She works as a passenger engine on the Ffarquhar branch line, and was brought to Sodor to fill in for Thomas while he was away.

## Biography

Daisy was built by Metro-Cammell specially for service on the Ffarquhar branch line in 1960, and arrived on Sodor to fill in for Thomas while he was at the works following his accident at the Ffarquhar stationmaster's house. Daisy was initially lazy and difficult to please; she refused to sleep in the engine shed, and insulted Annie, Clarabel and Henrietta. When she found out that she had to take the milk van, Daisy refused to leave the station, claiming that pulling trucks was "bad for [her] swerves". She spent so long arguing with her driver and passengers that she was allowed to leave the milk van behind.

Daisy later called Toby a coward for having cowcatchers and sideplates, claiming that he was afraid of animals and boasted that one only had to "toot and look them in the eye" to shoo animals away. When a loose bull named Champion strayed onto the line, Daisy was sent to shoo him away, but became intimidated by the bull and backed down. In the end, it was Toby who was sent to deal with the bull.

Over time, Daisy's laziness became worse, and she often left the milk van behind for Toby or Percy to take. Following Percy's accident with a runaway stone train, the Fat Controller scolded Daisy and threatened to send her away, but gave her a second chance after hearing that she had helped clear up the mess made by the accident and made Toby teach her how to become a useful engine. Daisy vowed to change her ways, and by the time Thomas returned from the works, she had become a hardworking engine and was no longer opposed to pulling freight. She began working alongside Thomas as a passenger engine on the branch line.
Total Shit

Можеш и ти, биди и ти
Една од нас
Винкс, ајде да га повејди
Па ти имаш силна мок
Сите заедно во се, со срце
Винкс, еден осмехот е се
Да можеш сијат от свет
Да га направим ко бајка убава
Можеш и ти, биди и ти
Една од нас
Само еден зрак и небото сјае
За нова авантура тоа е знак
Бели облаци ферничиња меки
Летаме до бескрај, и отново тоа е
Мојот свет от бајка, Винкс
Ајде да га повејди
Па ти имаш силна мок
Сите заедно во се, со срце
Винкс, еден осмехот е се
Да можеш сијат от свет
Да га направим ко бајка убава
Винкс, наша магија Винкс
Винкс, летечки звездички
Мокен светлостен зрак ме води
Гледај, ние сме Винкс
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Free the Roads

***Heart of Gold*** is an episode from series 23 of *Thomas & Friends*.

## Plot

Toby is sent to work at Ulfstead Castle to fill in for Stephen while he is being repaired at the Steamworks.

## Trivia

* The original title for this episode was going to be *Oldies but Goldies*, which might possibly be a reference to a lyric from the song "Toby".
* The title might be a reference to *Railway with a Heart of Gold*, a documentary about the Talyllyn Railway which Wilbert Awdry appeared in.
* This is the first episode since the change of narration in which Thomas does not appear in the episode itself; he only shows up on-screen during the end segment.