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Jasmine

**Jasmine (née Lorry 4) The Chirper Lorry** is one of the deuteragonists of the Seventyverse and is the fourth member of the Pack.

## Backstory

Lorry 4 was originally loaned to the North Western Railway to help with an increased workload, along with Lorry 1 , Lorry 2 and Lorry 3 . During this time, she would meet a little girl at Ffarquhar who hoped to pick some wild jasmines which were safe for a flower chain. Upon realizing that Jasmine was also a girl's name, she decided to be called "Jasmine" after that. After Horace was sent packing, Jasmine, Alex and David (as Lorries 2 and 3 were now called) joined the Pack and have remained there ever since.

## Relationships

### Alex

Jasmine is always willing to let Alex open up about his feelings, and she tends to gravitate toward him the most.

### David

Jasmine sometimes teases David when he's being too blunt, but the two do get along for the most part.

### Poppy

Jasmine is a bit shocked by some of Poppy's more snappy remarks, but she does like having a sister around.

### Isobella

Jasmine is thrilled to have a fellow 'gal-pal' in the Pack. She even calls her the affectionate nickname of Izzy.

## Personality

Jasmine is quite chirper and loves flowers, which led to her name.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Jasmine appears to be based on Foden OG range lorries, which were once a common sight around railway yards. Horace, Poppy, Alex and David share this basis.

### Livery

Jasmine is painted blue. Her registration plates are black with the registration number "LOR 4" painted in white.

## Trivia

* Jasmine is based on Lorry 4 from a board game by Ravensburger.
* Jasmine's registration number is LOR 4 and her Pack number is 4.
* Jasmine's preferred voice actress is Wendy Calio, who played Nina from the *Imagination Movers* TV show.
Norman

**Norman the Vermillion Diesel** is a flashback character in the Seventyverse and was Dennis' twin.

## Backstory

Norman worked at the Steamworks alongside Amanda, Frankie, Theo, Lexi and his brother Dennis. Unfortunately, right before he and Dennis were to transfer to Sodor, Norman died saving Dennis from fast melting slag.

## Relationships

### Dennis

Being Dennis’s grumpy twin brother, Norman always complained about Dennis' laziness. When the duo were chosen to go to Sodor, they had a massive fight. It culminated in Norman calling Dennis "a lazy, pathetic slug who couldn’t pull his own weight to save his life". Determined to prove him wrong, Dennis worked himself to the frames until it was time for the two to head to Sodor. Unfortunately, he got caught in slag and Norman pushed him to safety… but he was damaged beyond repair and given a final firing. Dennis left for Sodor, alone and devastated.

### Theo and Lexi

Despite Norman's grumpy attitude, Theo and Lexi enjoyed his company. They unfortunately got a great shock: when Dennis and Norman were due to head to Sodor, Norman got into an incident where he saved his brother and died. Theo and Lexi were devastated to losing two good friends, but hoped Dennis would be okay in his new home.

### Hurricane

Hurricane liked working with the Norman and was wishing him and Dennis well when they were due to go to Sodor. However, right before they were due out, Norman died saving Dennis. He tried to comfort Dennis when he was due to leave, but that didn't do much good.

## Personality

Norman was a grumpy sort of engine and was far more hard-working than his twin was, with Norman even calling "a lazy, pathetic slug who couldn’t pull his own weight to save his life". Despite this, Norman cared deep down for his twin and died saving Dennis from slag.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Norman is based on British Rail (BR) 11001, a prototype Bulleid diesel built at Ashford Works, England in 1949 and scrapped in 1959. Norman's twin Dennis is also based on BR 11001. While the two co-exist in the television series, in the real world only one engine of this type was ever built, which Dennis bears the number of.

### Livery

Norman is painted vermilion with two yellow stripes and red wheels with grey rims. He has a dark grey front, roof, toolboxes and footsteps. His running board and bufferbeams are red. His paint is chipped in places and shows signs of weathering. Norman has a black jackshaft.

## Differences between the episodes and the series

* In the original episodes, Norman was based at Vicarstown Dieselworks and was more of a background character. In this series, Norman never came to Sodor. He was come alongside Dennis but Norman died, saving Dennis' life before he could go.
* In the original episodes, Norman had no number. In this series, his number was 11002, which would have been the next number up from the real 11001.
Mathias

**Mathias the Royal Hudson Engine** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and comes from Canada.

## Backstory

When the Great Railway Show was hosted by Canada in 2009, Mathias represented Canada in the Great Race. He would finish in second place behind Caitlin who represented the United States.

## Personality

Mathias is an engine who is very proud of what he does, and he loves to show off his skills. However, Mathias has high respect for the smaller engines, and loves meeting other engines from around the world.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Mathias is based a Royal Hudson locomotive built for the Canadian Pacific Railway. Four of these engines are preserved, including No. 2850 which hauled the Royal Train in 1939. Mathias' real-life number, No. 2823 was sadly scrapped.

Mathias' Basis
### Livery

Mathias is black with a light gray boiler and a large burgundy red stripe running across his running board, cab and tender. He also bares his number (2823) on his sides.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actor for Mathias is Kerry Shale who voiced Gordon in the US dub.
* Mathias' number is CPR No. 2823.
Ivan

**Ivan the Russian Diesel** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and comes from Russia.

## Backstory

Gina was selected to participate in the Great Railway Show as part of the Shunting Challenge and was on the same ship as Ashima, Rajiv, Shane, Vinnie, Yong Bao, Etienne, Axel, Frieda, Gina, Carlos, Raul and Gabriela. Unfortunately, they would end up stranded on Sodor when the ship they're on breaks down. During this time, the engines helped around the island, with Ivan being stationed at Cronk with Frieda and Shane and proved popular with the engines thanks to his sense of humour. During the Great Railway Show, Ivan was annoyed by Raul's showboating and was too rough with the trucks, resulting in one of the vans having a damaged door. This meant that Ivan finished last in the Shunting Challenge.

Two years later, Ivan competed again in Canada. He did much better this time, finishing in third place.

## Personality

Ivan of Russia may look mean, but he is one of the most charismatic characters to be found on the railway. He is a real comedian, who will put a smile on everyone’s face.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Ivan is based on a TGM23 class diesel shunter from Russia. These engines exist in both standard gauge and "Russian" broad gauge rails. To be specific, the engine he's based on is 016. It was built in 1964, but it's unknown when this engine was withdrawn and scrapped, or what gauge it was.

### Livery

Ivan is painted crimson and blue with white lining. His running board is painted yellow, and he carries his name on the sides of his cab in white lettering. His wheels are painted black with white rims and blue counterweights.

## Differences between the episodes and the series

* In the original special, Ivan was a background character. In the adaptation, Ivan is given a bigger role where Ivan's humorous nature is shown.
* In the original special, it was unknown what placement Ivan got in the Shunting Challenge. In the adaptation, Ivan was revealed to have come last due to having a damaged van door.

## Trivia

* Although Ivan has an official voice actor, the preferred voice actor for Ivan is Gary Schwartz who voices Heavy Weapons Guy from *Team Fortress 2*.
Lady Jane Hatt

**Lady Jane Hatt** (born 1923) is the wife of Sir Bertram Topham Hatt, the mother of Sir Charles Topham Hatt and Barbara Regaby and the grandmother of Stephen and Bridget Hatt and Annabelle Regaby.

## Personality

Lady Jane Hatt can be prone to complaining. She complained about Annie and Clarabel's poor state saying they looked like beach huts and can be rather insensitive towards the engine's feelings.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actress for Lady Jane is Teresa Gallagher, who voiced Lady Hatt in the UK dub.
* Lady Jane Hatt's appearance is based on
Murphy

**Murphy the Caterpillar Crane** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is the ninth member of the Pack.

## Backstory

Murphy joined the pack shortly after Oliver (the engine's) crossing gate incident. However, he was hired to help with the bridge near Hackenbeck after the dam burst.

## Personality

Murphy is a quiet and thoughtful sort of crane, and often gives good advice to the less experienced members of the Pack.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Murphy's design is officially unknown, although does strongly resemble Unit mobile cranes from the 1950s.

### Livery

Murphy is painted orange with black lining and dark grey caterpillar tracks.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actor for Murphy is Jai Armstrong who voices Harold in the UK dub of All Engines Go.
Lorenzo

**Lorenzo the Operatic Engine** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and lives in Italy.

## Backstory

Whilst looking for treasure with his coach Beppe, Lorenzo once wandered into an old mine, where he ran out of steam and soon became stuck. He was left in the mine for years, becoming a legendary tale to those above ground and used as a cautionary tale by Gina about curiosity.

When Oliver got lost in the same mine, he eventually found Lorenzo with Beppe in tow. When the mine began to collapse, Oliver pushed the duo to an exit by the sea. Luckily, Stefano was there and was able to rescue the trio. After being mended, Lorenzo and Beppe were put back to work on the Italian Railway.

## Personality

Lorenzo was famous not only for his wandering curiosity, but his intense love of opera singing. He loves the sound of his own voice and being the centre of attention, especially while singing operatic ditties with his small coach, Beppe. Whilst his speaking voice may be deep, Lorenzo has a classical tenor singing voice. Additionally, his quests for fame can lead him to be impulsive at times.

His curiosity and impulsive actions often get the better of him, which lead to both him and Beppe getting lost. Lorenzo loves fame more than anything else when given the chance, but is never too vain to part from Beppe permanently, often reconciling at the end of their escapades.

Lorenzo highly believes in luck and superstitions, as he and Beppe instantly recognise anything that has to do with good or bad luck. Lorenzo will always do certain things that is considered good luck, such as; wearing a cornicello (an Italian good luck charm) around his buffer, touching iron by bumping into another set of buffers, turning right, holding his breath in tunnels and avoiding things that supposedly bring bad luck (such as going under a ladder, spilling salt, carrying bananas, interacting with a black cat, etc.). Even though other engines tell him that luck is not real and that keeping a positive mind will make his day, Lorenzo believes that luck is always the answer to everything.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Lorenzo is based on an FS Class 743, however, the sandbox in front of his dome is based off on that on the Class 623. Forty-nine Class 743 locomotives have survived into preservation.

### Livery

Lorenzo is painted ultramarine blue with red wheels, gold wheel rims and brass boiler bands. His cab and tender are decorated with red and gold stripes, similar to a music staff. His cab also features blue nameplates.

## Differences between the episodes and the series

* In Digs and Discoveries, Lorenzo and Beppe were found by Thomas. In this series, it was Oliver who found them.
Japan

**Japan** (Japanese: **日本**; *Nippon* or *Nihon*; formally **日本国**; *Nippon-koku* or *Nihon-koku*, literally "State of Japan") is an island country located in East Asia.

## Inhabitants

### Engines

* JNR/Ex-S&M No. 51 "Hiro"
* JNR E16-1 "Kenji"
* JNR E21-2 "Kana"
* JNR No. 11 "Tadashi"
* E10 "???"
* NER No. 21001 "Zoom"
* JNR No. 56 "Ichigo"
* JNR No. 4110 "Emi"
* JNR E201 "Satoshi"
* JNR E202 "Takeshi"
Shiloh

**Shiloh the Mountain Truck** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is owned by the Culdee Fell Railway as the maintenance truck.

## Backstory

Shiloh was built when the railway opened in 1900, and was always on standby with rescue equipment and maintenance work. For a time, she exclusively worked with Lord Harry/No. 6 after he lost the passengers' trust.

## Personality

Shiloh is a truck you don't want to cross. She uses words like "dear" or "sweetheart" in a sarcastic manner, and she will blow off at anyone who bumps her or causes delays. After all, she has essential material for the railway and for those who are injured. Engines and people of all kinds depend on her. At least, that's what Shiloh says. Under that prickly shield though, Shiloh can be very loving and gentle if someone really needs comfort.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Shiloh is based on the Snowdon Mountain Railway's maintenance rolling stock, also known as "the Truck".

### Livery

Shiloh's passenger compartment is painted dark brown.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actress for Shiloh is Pamela Adlon who voices Vidia from the *Tinker Bell* films.
Knapford Harbour Bridges

The **Knapford Harbour Bridges** are three bridges that span over Knapford Harbour and the inlet of the River Els. The airfield where Percy first met Harold is located nearby.

The first bridge goes to the northern quay of the harbour and is made of iron with brick struts. The second bridge carries the Main Line and is an iron truss bridge. The third bridge is the one carrying Thomas' Branch Line.
Merrick

**Merrick the Sleepy Crane** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is based at the Blue Mountain Quarry.

## Backstory

When the Blue Moutain Quarry was opened, Merrick and Owen were constructed to help run things. They also worked hard to help hide Luke at the quarry when he first arrived.

## Personality

Merrick is a sleepy gantry crane who works at the Blue Mountain Quarry. When there is no work to do, he is usually found snoring away, which can sometimes be heard loudly around the quarry, often to the amusement of the engines and workmen. But as soon as there is work to be done, Merrick is cheerily bustling about, wide awake once again and working hard, ready to swing his hook into action to load an engine's trucks with blocks of slate so that they can head over the Blondin Bridge to the cutting sheds. When he is awake, he is attentive, merry and will often wish the engines a good morning... Regardless of how they feel in the morning.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Merrick is based on a Traveling Gantry Crane. Although his specific basis is currently unknown.

The 2013 Writer's Bible features an image of a 1941-1947 Meccano Travelling Gantry Crane as Merrick's basis.

### Livery

Merrick is painted vermilion with yellow and gold accents. He has gold nameplates on both sides of his cab.
John

**John the Laid Back Engine** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is owned by the Rolling Hills Railway. He is also Percy's brother and is based on an example of the "Design Your Own Engine" game featured on the Official Website, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram social media pages.

## Backstory

John was built at the same workshop as Percy and Madeline, but he and Percy were seperated on their day of completion. John ended up on a yard of the Great Western Railway, and was close friends with the engines there. John eventually got preserved by the Rolling Hills.

## Personality

John is more laid back than his long lost brother, though he does have some hints of cheekiness. He is also very confident and bold, something which his brother lacked for a long time.

## Technical Details

### Basis

John is an 0-4-0 saddle tank believed to have been built by the Avonside Engine Company of Bristol, but he acquired components from Hunslet of Leeds and other builders. He doesn't have a confirmed real life counterpart though.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice for John is Christopher Ragland, who was Percy's second US voice in the CGI era.
* John's number is No. 26.
Holly

**Holly the Grey Tender Engine** is one of the antagonists in the Seventyverse and is a member of the Anti Diesel Electric League Revolution.

## Backstory

Holly worked hard on the LMS when she was first built, and had a good working career. However, that all changed after the Warrington accident. She was left to rot in a scrapyard for years. Then Addison rescued her...

## Personality

Before her withdrawal, though Holly could get selfish and snappy sometimes, she was a good engine at heart and helped others. However, after her accident, her negative traits were made worse due to Addison spoiling her.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Holly is based on a London, Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS) Stanier 5MT "Black Five" 4-6-0.

In the real world, eighteen members of the LMS Stanier 5MT class have survived into preservation. Several members of this class survived until the end of steam on British Railways in 1968. Three class members, 44781, 44871 and 45110 were used to haul the Fifteen Guinea Special on August 11, 1968. 44871 and 45110 have survived into preservation whereas sister engine 44781 was purchased for use in the film, *The Virgin Soldiers*, and was scrapped after being used in a train scene disguised as a Malayan Railway L class locomotive (with the number 531.03). Holly is based on LMS No. 4501 (later BR No. 44501) which was built by Armstrong Withworth in 1937 and was the first member of the class to be withdrawn after an accident at Warrington in October 1961. The engine was sadly scrapped.

### Livery

Holly is painted blue-grey with yellow and black lining, dark grey boiler bands, dark grey footplates, and yellow wheels.

## Trivia

* Holly's numbers are (LMS No. 4501/BR No. 44501).
* The preferred voice actress for Holly is Ali Liebert who voiced Juniper Montage from *My Little Pony: Equestria Girls.*
* Holly is based on the grey recolour of Henry from BWBA, except as a Black 5, like his book counterpart.
* Holly has Henry's personality from the early RWS books and tv episodes, except she's worse.
Oil and Diesel Tankers

**Oil and diesel tankers** are used for transporting crude oil and diesel fuel.

The diesel fuel is used to power machinery that run on diesel. The diesel tankers are usually found at the Vicarstown Dieselworks.

## Personalities

Sentient tankers fall into the category of Troublesome Trucks.

## Technical Details

### Basis

These tankers are based on standard 14-ton pre-war tankers common across most of regions.

### Livery

The oil/diesel tankers are painted black. They have a logo of an oil rig with oil gushing out of it in an olive circle.
Flotsam and Jetsam

**Flotsam and Jetsam The Green-Eyed Tugs** were antagonists of the SeventyVerse's TUGS spinoff series.

## Backstory

Flotsam and Jetsam had a goal where they would take tugs and threaten their fellow tugs to steal barges and if they didn't do it, they would kill them and their friends. One time, they took O'Malley hostage and made Sea Rogue steal barges in order for him to be released from them. One day, Grampus followed Sea Rogue and found out what they were doing. He told Ten Cents and Sunshine and the three found Sea Rogue and they caught the tugs and rescued O'Malley. They were arrested and given the final firing.

## Personality

Flotsam and Jetsam were menacing, threatening and sinister.

## Technical Details

### Livery

Flotsam and Jetsam are mysterious-looking tugboats with black paintjobs and a distinguishable pair of green-tinted spotlights on their bows.

## Differences between TUGS, Salty's Lighthouse and the SeventyVerse

* In the original *TUGS* series, the green-eyed tugs were unnamed. In the SeventyVerse, they were Flotsam and Jetsam. In Salty's Lighthouse, they were merged with Sea Rogue.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actor for Flotsam is Paul Dobson, who voiced Sea Rogue in *Salty's Lighthouse*.
* The preferred voice actor for Jetsam is John Baddeley, who voiced one of the pirate tugs in *TUGS*.
* Flotsam and Jetsam's names are derived from *The Little Mermaid* characters of the same names (those being Ursula's pet eels).
Liverpool and Manchester Railway Coaches

These **four-wheeled coaches**, also known as **Stephen's Castle Coaches**, originate from the Liverpool and Manchester Railway.

## History

Following the construction of the Estate Railway, Sir Robert Norramby has come into ownership of at least three of these coaches, which are usually used by Stephen and Glynn to carry visitors around the estate. It is unknown whether these coaches are originals or replicas built specifically for the Estate Railway.

On some occasions, the coaches have been seen around the North Western Railway, with one being used by Diesel to take the Mayor of Sodor to the Sodor Search and Rescue Centre to present a brand-new alarm bell in celebration of their one-thousandth rescue.

## Technical Details

### Basis

The coaches are based on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Traveller Coach. Two replicas of these coaches now work with the Stephenson's Rocket replica at the National Railway Museum.

### Livery

These coaches are painted dark blue and cream with gold lining, as well as Sir Robert Norramby's crest on their sides. Their wheels are black with blue rims.
Hunter

**Hunter (née Oxfordshire) the Shire Engine** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is owned by the Rolling Hills Railway. He is the Seventyverse version of the Blue Tender Engine seen in the first illustration of *Gordon's Whistle*.

## Backstory

Hunter worked alongside Spencer on the London and North Eastern Railway under the name Oxfordshire. Oxfordshire and his siblings also ran passenger trains, and he was furious when Spencer proved he was stronger and faster than him. Eventually, Oxfordshire was preserved by the Rolling Hills Railway and he renamed himself Hunter.

## Personality

Hunter is a fiercely competitive engine who shouldn't be trifled with, and often longs for the good old days where he ran express trains. However, under that prickly shield is a heart of gold, and he is surprising good with the small engines.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Hunter is based on the London and North Eastern Railway (LNER) Class D49 4-4-0 tender locomotive, designed by Sir Nigel Gresley. 76 of these were built between 1927 to 1935 and were named after fox hunts and shires. One, 246/62712 Morayshire has been preserved on the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway.

Hunter's real life counterpart was built on the 30th of November, 1927, withdrawn 12th of November 1958, and scrapped January of 1959.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actor for Kerry Shale, who was James' US voice in the CGI era before Rob Rackstraw took over.
* Hunter's numbers are LNER 253/2702/BR 62702.
Lucinda

**Lucinda the Motherly Tug** is a supporting character in the SeventyVerse and is based at Brendam Docks where she is owned by the Sodor Shipping Company.

## Backstory

Lucinda was built in Scotland with her twin, Imara to work for the Tanganyika Railway Company at Dar es Salaam Docks in Tanzania in 1931. Both were later sold to the Royal Navy in 1932. After the Second World War, Lucinda was bought by the Sodor Shipping Company to work at Brendam Docks and remained there to this very day, working alongside Alysia.

## Personality

Lucinda is a motherly and kind-hearted tug, acting as a mother figure to Alysia, Bill and Ben.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Lucinda is based on the twin-screw harbour tugboat named Imara, built in 1931 by Fleming and Ferguson, Paisley, to work for the Tanganyika Railway Company at Dar es Salaam Docks in Tanzania. She was later renamed Perseverance when entering Royal Naval service in 1932. She was sold to the British Iron and Steel Corporation in 1958 and was scrapped in 1960.

### Livery

Lucinda has a black and red hull with a white lining separating the two colours, a cream superstructure, and a red funnel with a black top. Lucinda's name is painted on the sides of her bow in white.

## Differences between the original show and the SeventyVerse

* In the original show, Lucinda was non-sentient and only used as a background prop. In the SeventyVerse, Lucinda is female and a mother figure at Brendam Docks.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actress for Lucinda is Rebecca Honig, who voiced Vanilla the Rabbit from *Sonic the Hedgehog*.
O'Malley

**O'Malley the Elderly Tug** is a supporting character from the Seventyverse's TUGS spinoff series.

## Backstory

O'Malley was once trapped in an old warehouse by some pirates named Flotsam and Jetsam who made Sea Rogue (who saw O'Malley as a uncle), steal barges for them in order to set him free. Otherwise, they would sink him.

One night, Sea Rogue was found by Grampus, Ten Cents, and Sunshine. After some explaining, they devised a plan to capture the Pirates. Meanwhile, Zip and Zug found the Old Warehouse where O'Malley and the stolen barges were being held, but were soon chased out by Flotsam and Jetsam. Once the Pirate Tugs left the warehouse, Grampus went to rescue him.

When everything had settled, Sea Rogue and O'Malley left for upriver the following morning.

## Personality

O'Malley is an elderly tug who both cares for, and often jokes around with Sea Rogue. He's a kind tug who knows the differences between right or wrong, as depicted by his pleading for Sea Rogue not to steal barges while being held for ransom.

## Technical Details

### Livery

O'Malley's livery consists of a black hull sporting a white top, a light orange superstructure with white trim, and a red smokestack. The starboard side of his superstructure is boarded up.

He also wears a black bowler hat.

## Differences between TUGS, Salty's Lighthouse and the Seventyverse

* In *TUGS*, he was simply referred to Old Man. In *Salty's Lighthouse*, he had no speaking role and was unnamed. In the Seventyverse, he is renamed O'Malley, after his voice actor, Mike O'Malley.

## Trivia

* As Mike O'Malley sadly passed away in 2005, the preferred voice actor for O'Malley is Kevin Kline, who portrayed Maurice in the 2017 *Beauty and the Beast* remake.
Misty

**Mystic "Misty" the Joyous Salvage Tug** is a supporting character in the SeventyVerse's TUGS spinoff series and the second member of the Salvage Fleet.

## Backstory

Misty and the other salvage tugs have always been on friendly terms with Sunshine and were worried for her when her owner was dying as this meant Sunshine could be scrapped. They were relieved, however, when Captain Star bought Sunshine and saved her from scrap.

## Personality

Misty is seen as kind and very sweet but she is also capable of extreme rage and can fight troublemakers just as well as Pisces and Scorpio can. Her best friend is Hail, and she also loves animals.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Misty is based on the Steam Tug Wattle, a steam-powered tugboat in preservation at Melbourne, Australia.

Cancer also shares this basis.

### Livery

Misty is painted in the Salvage Fleet's corporate livery. This consists of a black hull, a white superstructure, white mast, and an white funnel with the Cancer symbol painted on her funnel. Her name is name is painted on the sides of her bow in white and she has the number "2" on her funnel. She wears a sky blue sailor cap.

## Trivia

* The reason for Misty's name is due to the word Cancer being associated with the illness, despite it being the name of another tug.
* Misty's character is based on Bubbles from *The Powerpuff Girls*.
	+ As such, the preferred voice actress for Bubbles is Tara Strong, who voiced Bubbles.
* Misty's worst fears are monsters and the dark. Though as she got older, the definition of 'monsters' changed for her.
Grampus

**Grampus the Selfless Naval Submarine** is one of the main characters in the Seventyverse's TUGS spinoff series and is the eighth member of the Star Fleet. Before this, he was owned by the Navy.

## Backstory

Grampus (details regarding Blazing Stars to be added) used to work for the United States Navy and helped to prove Ten Cents' innocence. A few months later, he saved Lillie Lightship from sinking by plugging the hole in her side with his front. Later, he was nearly blown up by Bluenose, having been branded as too old for further service and was out of commission. He was thankfully swiftly rescued by Ten Cents, Big Mac, O.J., Top Hat and Sunshine. On the same day, he was bought by Captain Star and joined the Star Fleet as their first Star submarine.

## Relationships

### Ten Cents

(Details regarding Pirate and 4th July to be added)

### Top Hat

(Details regarding Blazing Stars to be added)

## Personality

Grampus is a grandfatherly figure and a close friend to the other Star Fleet vessels, helping them out with various situations. He also has a tendency to spit water in the tug's faces, most prominently at Bluenose during *Regatta* and at Top Hat while he was asleep during *Ghosts*. Grampus docks near the famous Bridge Café, but due to the noise provided by the band, he gets distracted, often moves around the harbour, which is how he discovered the truth about the missing barges.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Grampus is based on the USS Grampus (SS-4), which was named after the Grampus, a type of blunt-nosed dolphin. This submarine was sunk as a target in January 1922.

A Grampus, also known as Risso's Dolphin, is also a type of blunt-nosed dolphin.

### Livery

Grampus is painted grey with his name painted on in white. After joining the Star Fleet, the number "8" is also painted on his side.

In *Aftermath*, after the war, Grampus got repainted in the Stars corporate livery to fit in more with the family.

## Trivia

* Because Grampus' *Salty Lighthouse* actor, French Tickner passed away, the preferred voice actor for Grampus is Lee Cornes, who voiced Grampus in the original *TUGS* series.
* Grampus' worst nightmare is not being rescued by the Star Fleet during Target Practice, which he thankfully was.
Gabby

**Gabriella "Gabby" the Feisty Diesel Tug** is one of the main characters of the SeventyVerse's TUGS spinoff series and is the thirteenth (tenth in the TUGS Survival AU) member of the Star Fleet.

## Backstory

Gabby was built at Lucky's Yard for Captain Star. Around the same time, another diesel tug, Melody, was built to replace Billy Shoepack (in the *TUGS Survival AU*, Melody was built for Captain Zero). The two tugs would help to foil a communist group's plot to take over Bigg City.

## Personality

Gabby is very cheerful and excitable, prone to fits of elated squealing and cheering. She is kind, considerate, and helpful. She enjoys helping others purely for the sake of it, and goes out of her way to cheer up others whom she believes to be feeling down.

Gabby also thinks very highly of the Star Fleet and was really excited upon meeting them for the first time.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Gabby is based on the tug Kennet, which was owned by David Mitton. Kennet was built in 1931 by James Pollock Sons & Co for the Thames Conservancy. It was painted in the Star Tug livery to promote the series.

Powered initially by a 3-cylinder 54bhp Gardner and later by 4-cylinder 72bhp Crossley Diesel engine, she was used for many years towing maintenancers on the river above Oxford. She towed mud barges from the dredger to where the mud could be dumped on the Bank. Other work included moving a piling rig, clearing away river-obstructing-trees & dragging floating debris off the weirs. She also towed the lock keepers' coal barge.

In 1973, she was rescued from an Iver, Slough Arm of the Grand Union Canal scrap yard, starting a Thames pleasure craft life, based at windsor & visiting Henley. In the early 80s, she was reused for occasional towing for Brentford's E.C. Jones & sons' boatyard, & for many years loaned to Gloucester Docks & the Sharpness canal Museum by David Mitton. She was sold in September 2008 and has been moved to Sawley on the River Trent. Now based in the North West, around the River Weaver, and fitted with a 4-cylinder 56 bhp Gardner.

Kennet was one of many vessels to take part in the Thames Diamond Jubilee Paegent in 2012. The tug (in its Star Tug livery) was even featured in two episodes of *Rosie and Jim*, another show which aired on CITV.

### Livery

Gabby is painted in the Star Fleet's corporate livery. This consists of a black hull, a yellow superstructure, white mast, and an American flag-styled red, white, and blue funnel. Her name is painted on the sides of her bow in white and she has the number "13" ("10" in the *Survival AU*) on her stack. She wears a cyan cap.

## Trivia

* Gabby's character is based on the character of the same name from *My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic*.
	+ As such, the preferred voice actress for Gabby is Erin Matthews, who voiced Gabby.
Susan and Edmund

**Susan and Edmund the Observation Coaches** are supporting characters and are owned by the North Western Railway. They are assigned to Amelia.

## Backstory

When Amelia was rediscovered, Susan and Edmund were built and assigned to her.

## Personalities

Edmund is a very immature coach, often giving into the temptation of dares such as a race or exclusive passengers. Susan feels she has to mature quickly because of this, and she feels disconnected with children passengers. However, both coaches do have a heart, as Amelia later discovers.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Susan and Edmund are based on Caledonian Railway Saloon No. 41 .

### Liveries

The observation saloons are painted a brown livery. The letters 'NW' are painted on their sides in gold.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actors for Susan and Edmund both come from *The Chronicles of Narnia:*
	+ Skandar Keynes as Edmund (Edmund Pevensie)
	+ Anna Popplewell as Susan (Susan Pevensie)
National Railway Museum

The **National Railway Museum** is a museum in York forming part of the British National Museum of Science and Industry. It tells the story of rail transport in Britain and its impact on society. It is said to be the largest railway museum in the world and is home to several famous locomotives. The Shildon Locomotion Museum is a branch of the NRM.

## Engines

* Patricia (GNR No. 1)
* Flying Scotsman (LNER No. 4472)
* City of Truro (GWR No. 3440)
* Mallard (LNER No. 4468)
* Green Arrow (LNER No. 4771)
* Boxhill (LB&SCR No. 82)
* Duchess of Hamilton (LMS No. 6229)
* Aerolite (NER No. 66)
* Iron Duke
* Novelty
* Sans Pareil

## Gallery

### Engines

PatriciaFlying ScotsmanCity of TruroMallardGreen ArrowBoxhillDuchess of HamiltonAeroliteIron DukeNoveltySans Pareil
List of Steam Engines

This page is a list for all steam engines that have appeared in or were introduced in SeventyVerse. It includes engines from the North Western Railway, Skarloey Railway, Culdee Fell Railway, Arlesdale Railway, British Railways, Ulfstead Estate Railway and more.

## North Western Railway

* NWR 1 - Thomas
* NWR 2 - Edward
* NWR 3 - Henry
* NWR 4 - Gordon
* NWR 5 - James
* NWR 6 - Percy
* NWR 7 - Toby
* NWR 8 - Duck
* NWR 9 - Donald
* NWR 10 - Douglas
* NWR 11 - Oliver
* NWR 12 - Emily
Mike

**Mike the Hot-Tempered Engine** is one of the deuteragonists of the Seventyverse and the third engine of the Arlesdale Railway.

## Backstory

Mike originally worked with Bert, Rex, Sabina and Ellie on the Anfield Bank Railway, which closed down due to little traffic. Fortunately, the three engines would purchased for the Arlesdale Railway. Originally, all three engines were painted dark green but after arriving on Sodor, Mike was repainted red whilst Rex was repainted a lighter shade of green and Bert was repainted blue. Since then, Mike has been hard at work on the Arlesdale Railway, delivering wool, ballast or passengers.

## Relationships

### Rex

Rex enjoys teasing Mike just to stop him getting full of himself. Luckily, Rex can help get Mike to see the funny side of things.

### Bert

Mike and Bert like a good banter with each other, although Mike can tease Bert if he takes things too literally.

### Thomas

After Thomas was sent to work on the Harwick expansion as punishment for causing an accident at Knapford, Mike, along with Bert and Rex, attempted to cheer him up. They also helped him try to stop Sailor John from trying to steal the treasure.

## Personality

Mike means well and works hard but he can also be cunning, arrogant and rather hot headed. He is often on the receiving end of Rex's teasing, which often causes him to lose his temper. This resulted in him losing his whistle near a cow field.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Mike is based on the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway's River Mite. Using the former Poultney tender chassis fitted to River Esk between 1928 and 1931, the new Preservation Society designed a 2-8-2 locomotive, which was built by Clarksons of York in 1966 and commissioned in May the following year. River Mite was delivered to Ravenglass by traction engine. After overhauls in 1978 and 2006/7, she celebrated her fortieth year at Ravenglass in 2007.

### Livery

Mike is painted in scarlet red with blue lining and yellow cab window frames. The word "ARLESDALE" is painted on his tender in yellow with a red outline with his number (3) on his sides of his cab. He has a black running board with red bufferbeams and valences. He also has a brass dome and brass nameplates with red backing. Before being purchased for the Arlesdale Railway, Mike was a darker green than Rex is now.

## Differences from the book, TV show, and this series

* In the book, Rex, Bert and Mike were all green before Bert was blue, which carries over to this series. The TV series makes no such distinction.
Izzy Gomez

**Izzy Gomez the Mexican Tramp Steamer** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse's TUGS spinoff series.

## Backstory

Izzy Gomez's job was to deliver bananas from Puerto Grande to San Juan Bananas in Bigg City Port. Once, he told Zorran and Zak about the Duchess by accident and the two left him without a tow. Later that day, Ten Cents and Hercules asked him if he knew where Sunshine was and Izzy informed the two tugs that Zorran had ran into Sunshine causing her to go into hiding. Ten Cents thanked him and went off whilst Hercules towed Izzy into port.

Later on, Izzy tried to sneak into port for free, but ended up running aground on newly laid rock foundations and almost capsized. Eventually, he was saved thanks to Ten Cents, Big Mac, Mighty Mo, Top Hat, Lord Stinker, and Warrior. Peeper Pipes said that he would report Izzy for coming in without a tow, which meant a “hefty fine.”

Despite this, Izzy had quite learnt his lesson as he tried to take advantage of the thick winter fog to sneak into the port. His plan backfired, however, when he spotted the White Fleet in front of him and mistook them for ghosts. He ran aimlessly for a while before running into Zorran and originally was prepared to pay any towing charge the Z-Stack asked for.

## Personality

Known to be very cheap, Izzy Gomez will often try to convince tugs to tow him into port for free or at least for a cut-price rate and is not above trying to sneak in against the law if he thinks he can get away with it. He is also a heavy sleeper and is described as both a sleepy tramper by Captain Star and "Sleepy Izzy" by O.J.

Despite these traits, Izzy has good in him. When he witnessed Sunshine's incident with Zorran, he was quick to point out that Zorran was at fault and not Sunshine, making him more of a rogue than a villain. He also makes clear the last thing he would want is for his cargo of bananas to be ruined.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Izzy is based on a rear-engined coaster. Nantucket and Old Rusty also share the basis.

### Livery

The bottom half of Izzy's hull is painted black with a red stripe above it, the top half is painted grey, with large patches of rust, his superstructure is painted white with a Mexican-flag styled green, orange, and white funnel, and he wears a brown sombrero.

## Trivia

* Although Izzy Gomez has two canon voice actors, his preferred voice actor is John Leguizamo, who voices Bruno Madrigal from *Encanto*.
Moonshine

**Moonshine the ??? Paddle Tug** was an antagonist in the TUGS Prequel series of the SeventyVerse, and was the fifth member of the Dun Fleet.

## Backstory

Moonshine worked for Captain Dun alongside six other paddle-driven tugs: Evangeline, Striker, O.J., Locust, Lady Luck and Twinkle. After Ten Cents and Big Mac arrived, Locust and Moonshine became resentful, especially after Captain Dun had Twinkle, Lady Luck and Striker scrapped. Locust and Moonshine blamed Ten Cents and Big Mac for this and tried to kill them but the plan backfired and the two insane tugs were executed for their crimes whilst Evangeline ran away to the Island of Sodor and O.J. joined Ten Cents and Big Mac in the Star Fleet.

## Personality

Very much like Locust, Moonshine despised Ten Cents and Big Mac for being propeller-driven tugs. She was quite intelligent and managed to create plans that worked in her favor.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Moonshine is based on the paddle tug Hardback, who was built by JP Rennoldson & Sons, South Shields in 1901.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actress for Moonshine is Rachel House, who voiced Mama Binturong from *The Lion Guard*.
Flatbeds, Conflats and Well Wagons

**Flatbeds**, **conflats** and **well wagons** are used for transporting large and heavy loads.

## Flatbeds

**Flatbeds** are bogie wagons with a flat surface. They are mainly used for transporting large loads such as girder beams, rails, timber, pipes and scrap metal. Some are also used for transporting small loads such as cargo and equipment.

### Basis

The flatbeds are based on the Taff Vale Railway Macaw G and heavily modified SECR Utility Vans.

## Conflats

**Conflats** are small, four-wheeled wagons. They are used for transporting lighter and smaller loads, such as crates, short logs and small locomotives.

### Basis

Though their overall look resembles British Railways 13-ton conflats, their models were made from the frames of a tanker and a van.

## Well Wagons

**Well wagons** are flat wagons with a lowered section in the middle. They are used for transporting loads that would otherwise be too tall for a normal flatbed, such as heavy machinery, vehicles and locomotives. Occasionally they have been used to convey narrow gauge and miniature gauge engines on the standard gauge system.

### Basis

The well wagons are based on the Great Western Railway 35-ton Crocodile G.
Henrietta

**Henrietta the Tramway Coach** is one of Toby's coaches and one of the deuteragonists of the Seventyverse.

## Backstory

Henrietta originally worked with Toby on their old tramway in East Anglia. The two got along so well they eventually became a couple. When Sir Bertram Topham Hatt came on holiday with his family, they came to see Toby and Henrietta and the family would ride with the two every day of the holiday. After the Hatts returned home, the tramway fell on hard times and eventually closed down. After their final, Toby hid Henrietta in his shed, due to the stationmaster's desire to turn her into a henhouse. Fortunately, a reprieve would come for them when Thomas got in trouble with a rude policeman and Sir Topham Hatt asked Toby and Henrietta to come to work on his railway, much to their delight. Since then, they have been hard at work on the Ffarquhar branch line.

## Relationships

### Hannah

Henrietta and Hannah are pretty much polar opposites. Henrietta being dutiful, quiet and study, while Hannah being reckless, loud and overeager. Hannah often feels like a third wheel to Henrietta and Toby, getting annoyed at their more 'lovey-dovey' conversations.

## Romance

### Toby

Toby and Henrietta are the 'old married' couple of the Ffarquhar branch in every sense of the word... except actually being married. They both have a witty sense of humour, but Henrietta does sometimes annoy Toby with her constant nagging.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Henrietta is based on a Great Eastern Railway (GER) Wisbech and Upwell Tramway 4-wheel coach.

From the beginning, the Wisbech & Upwell used its own special passenger stock. Initially, only four wheelers were used, but bogie coaches were introduced in 1884. The coaches had balconies at each end and a drawbridge type gangway between coaches. Each balcony had an emergency hand-brake wheel. The coaches looked squat and low-lying due to the need to handle raised track and the absence of platforms at some of the depots. All the four-wheeled coaches were scrapped by 1948, but the bogie coaches survived into British Railways ownership. One of them, Irene (No. 7), has been preserved by the Midland & Great Northern Joint Railway Society.

Hannah is also based on this coach.

### Livery

Henrietta is painted persimmon with grey rooftop. Her buffer beams are painted red with black buffer holds.

## Differences from the episode and books

* In the TV series, Toby and Henrietta worked 'north of the island', according to Toby's song. In the books and this series, they worked in East Anglia on the mainland before coming to Sodor.
* Toby and Henrietta came to Sodor after Henry's rebuild in the books and the show. In this series, he came before it.
* Henrietta is in a romantic relationship with Toby. While it's somewhat implied in Hasty Hannah, there's no real confirmation.
Kelly

**Kelly the Crane Lorry** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is the seventeenth member of the Pack.

## Backstory

Kelly was one of the early members of the Pack alongside Isobella, Ned and Patrick. The four were later joined by No. 13 until Isobella got stuck in mud and a No.13 sacrificed themselves to save her.

## Personality

Kelly is good at heart and gets along with everyone. They are especially good friends with Isobella. They are seen by many as the team's leader, and are usually given the most dangerous work to do. They will not be rushed and understands that work of this kind takes extreme care. Kelly used to have a slight fear of strong winds, but they conquered that fear when they rescued Isobella.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Kelly's basis is unknown and appears to be a freelance design. He loosely resembles a 1943 Thornycroft Amazon Coles Crane lorry. He also loosely resembles a 1942 Austin K6 lorry, built with a mobile crane body. Both these lorries were used by the Royal Air Force order by the British land forces during World War II.

### Livery

Kelly is painted ultramarine blue with red lining and a cream crane arm. Their wheels are navy blue with red lining. They have the number "17" painted on their sides in cream.

## Differences between the episodes and the series.

* In the episodes, Kelly is male. In this series, Kelly is non-binary as Kelly is a gender-neutral name.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actor for Kelly is Steven Kynman who voiced Lofty in *Bob the Builder (2015)*.