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Pepsi Berry

*Not to be confused with Pepsi Blue*

**Pepsi Berry** (also known as **Pepsi Splash Berry** from its 2019 prototype name) is a Pepsi cola flavor that was officially released in stores in April 2019, in the United States and Canada as a limited edition flavor for the Summertime of 2019 alongside Pepsi Lime, and Pepsi Mango until the discontinuation date of June 14th, 2019 of all markets excluding Target and Walmart.

## **Description**

Pepsi Berry is a variant of Pepsi which is brown in color, similar to Pepsi Blue and Dr Pepper Dark Berry. Its flavor is the same as regular Pepsi but with added berry flavor. Its tagline is "*Pepsi With a Splash of Blueberry Juice*".

## **History**

On February 3rd, 2019, YouTube channel myCountyMarket posted a soda review about all three Pepsi flavors, which was Pepsi Lime, Pepsi Mango, and Pepsi Berry, on their video on YouTube. The channel stated that these three soda variants are going to be released around anytime in late April or early May of 2019 and until June 14th, 2019.

In Mid-April 2019, all three Pepsi flavors were later seen in stores in certain regions. Similar to previous releases, there had been early reports of all three Pepsi flavors before the set release date which was scheduled to be in late April or early May of 2019, such as various resources of Reddit, The Impulsive Buy, and some other websites, who found all three Pepsi flavors.

As of April 22nd, 2019, it was stated in an email message that this is a limited edition release for Pepsi Lime, Pepsi Mango, and Pepsi Berry which showed the discontinuation date of June 14th, 2019 of all stores excluding Walmart and Target. After June 14th, 2019, the three flavors are available exclusively only at retailers nationwide such as Walmart and Target in 12-oz sleek cans in 8-packs but will stay on shelves thereafter.

As of May 17th, 2019, Pepsi Berry and Pepsi Mango were later released in Canada. Unfortunately, Pepsi Lime isn't in the Canadian release because due to another lime flavor which was named Pepsi Real Lime was released as a permanent flavor there.

## **Trivia**

* Pepsi Mango was featured in the YouTube channel myCountyMarket along with other three Pepsi flavors: Pepsi Salted Caramel, Pepsi Lime, and Pepsi Mango.
* This is the first time that PepsiCo added "a splash of real fruit juice" to its Pepsi flavors for the three limited edition Pepsi flavors, which was Pepsi Lime, Pepsi Mango, and Pepsi Berry.
Tropicana Twister Orange

**Tropicana Twister Orange** is an caffeine-free orange flavored soda released by PepsiCo in the summer of mid-2005 that replaced Slice (Orange).

## **History**

In the summer of mid-2005, PepsiCo introduced the Tropicana Twister Soda brand to replace the Slice Soda brand.

In 2005, Tropicana Twister Orange replaced Slice (Orange) in all of it's Pepsi markets in the United States.

After the discontinuation of the Slice Soda brand, the Tropicana Twister Soda brand was available in some Pepsi markets.

It was suddenly, and unexpectedly appeared that the Tropicana Twister Soda brand was pulled from most Pepsi markets at the time, and surprisingly still remained available in some Pepsi markets in the U.S. With this happening, that all Pepsi markets in the U.S. has been removed from it's market places. Even though it is still at some locations in the U.S., it was disappearing little by little. After the discontinuation in some markets, it has been replaced by Crush Orange as it's new orange soda with in almost every all Pepsi markets.

It is still available in some areas in some various sizes such as the bottles, cans, and the fountain form in some Taco Bells and KFC, but unfortunately the availability for this brand is very low that the brand's flavors is presumably discontinued. Such as Diet Orange, Grape, Strawberry, and Citrus.

## **Trivia**

* Tropicana Twister Orange is seen in 2-liters in a old YouTube video of the Tourettes Guy where He is shopping in the video.
Sun Drop

**Sun Drop** is a brand of soda that was originally released in 1949. It has a citrus like taste that's made with a mix of lemon-lime and orange.

The brand has switched owners multiple times over the years. Originally being acquired by Crush Soda (when they were still an independent company) in 1979. In 1980, the Crush Brand, and Sun Drop along with it, was acquired by Procter & Gamble. In 1989, P&G sold all of their soda brands to the Cadbury-Schweppes company. Cadbury & Schweppes split up into separate companies in 2008, with the soda side of the company eventually merging with Dr Pepper Snapple Group, which later merged with the Keurig coffee company to become Keurig Dr Pepper. Currently, Keurig Dr Pepper still manufacture and sell the Sun Drop brand.

Sun Drop is a regional brand as it can only be found in the Southwest and Midwest regions of the United States.
Sprite Zero

**Sprite Zero** is a colorless, lemon-lime soft drink produced by The Coca-Cola Company, being a sugar-free variant of its original form, Sprite, and is one of the drinks in Coca-Cola's "Zero" lineup.

## History

Sprite Zero originally began production as *Sugar Free Sprite* in 1974 and was renamed to *Diet Sprite* in 1983. In other countries, it was known as *Sprite Light*. The brand *Sprite Zero* was first used in Greece in 2002.

Beginning in 2002, the name was changed almost worldwide to the current form, matching The Coca-Cola Company's launch of Fanta Zero and Coca-Cola Zero.
Charles C. Alderton

**Charles Courtice Alderton** was an American pharmacist born on June 21, 1857, in Brooklyn, New York, and is best known as the inventor of the carbonated soft drink Dr Pepper. He was the eldest of five children born to English parents. Alderton began working as a pharmacist in Waco, Texas, in the 1880s and was employed at Morrison's Old Corner Drug Store. It was during this time that he developed a recipe for a new carbonated beverage that would later become known as Dr Pepper. The exact recipe for the drink remains a secret to this day.

Dr Pepper was first served to customers at Morrison's Old Corner Drug Store in 1885 and quickly gained popularity, leading Alderton to refine the recipe and seek ways to market the drink more widely. In 1891, he and two other businessmen formed the Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company and began producing Dr Pepper on a larger scale. The drink was eventually distributed nationwide, and by the 1920s, it had become one of the most popular soft drinks in the United States.

Aside from his work on Dr Pepper, little else is known about Alderton's life. He passed away on May 29, 1941, in Waco, Texas, leaving behind a legacy that continues to be felt today. Today, Dr Pepper is one of the most recognizable and beloved soft drink brands in the world, and its unique flavor has made it a true American icon.
Sprite Remix

**Sprite Remix** was a line of sodas in the Sprite brand the was available from 2002-2005

* Sprite Tropical Remix (Re-Released as Sprite Tropical Mix in 2015)
* Sprite Berry Clear Remix
* Sprite Aruba Jam Remix

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Nehi Lemonade

**Nehi Lemonade** is a former lemonade flavor of Nehi soda. It was introduced in 1941 as one of the original flavors of Nehi.

It is currently unknown when exactly the flavor was introduced or discontinued. However, the first known mention of the drink is from 1962 advertisements, while the last known mention of the flavor is from 1984 advertisements.
Sprite Blueberry McFloat

*Not to be confused with Sprite Blueberry Pomegranate*

**Sprite Blueberry McFloat** was a limited edition flavor of Sprite that was released in 2012. It was part of the Sprite McFloat line which came in 4 flavors, Blueberry, Green Apple, Four Seasons, and Honey Banana.

The entire Sprite McFloat series was only available at McDonald's restaurants in the Philippines.
Rooti

**Rooti** was a brand of root beer by Canada Dry.

## History

Canada Dry introduced Rooti as a new brand of root beer in 1968.

The drink was last advertised as "Canada Dry Rooti Root Beer" in 1975, and simply as "Rooti Root Beer" in December of 1976.

It would appear that the drink was only sold in cans and was never produced in any sort of bottle.
Sprite Tropical Mix

**Year(s) Available:** | 2002 - 2005 (original release)

**Sprite Tropical Mix** is a Strawberry & Pineapple flavor of Sprite.

## **History**

Sprite Remix was a line of Sprite flavors that was originally released in 2002. There was originally three flavors, Sprite Berry Clear Remix, Sprite Aruba Jam Remix, and Sprite Tropical Remix. The entire line was discontinued in 2005.

## Relaunch

In 2015, The Coca-Cola Company, re-released Sprite Tropical Mix, bringing it back as a permanent flavor.
Veep

**Veep** was a brand of lemon-lime flavored soda introduced by The Coca-Cola Company. It is currently unknown when exactly the brand was introduced, but it was sometime in between the 1950's to the early 1960's.

The Veep brand was later phased out in 1964 in favor of Coca-Cola's other, more successful brand of lemon-lime flavored sodas, Sprite.

Veep was most commonly seen in bottles, but cans were also later introduced.
Squirt

*Not to be confused with Quirst*

**Squirt** is a caffeine-free, grapefruit flavored, carbonated soft drink, created in 1938 in Phoenix, Arizona.

## **History**

Squirt (originally named Citrus Club) was created by Herb Bishop in 1938, after experimenting in college. The result required less fruit juice and less sugar, which Bishop declared had the "freshest, most exciting taste in the marketplace".

In 1941, a mascot named "Lil' Squirt" was created in an effort to broaden public awareness. The Lil' Squirt character was designed by Disney artist, Bruce Bushman. Squirt became a popular soft drink in many parts of the country, especially the West and Southwest. In the 1950s, it became accepted as a mixer used in cocktails.

The Squirt brand has changed ownership several times and is currently the property of Dr Pepper Snapple Group.

## **Product Line**

Squirt is naturally flavored but contains less than 1% grapefruit juice. Like many other soft drinks, the packaging of Squirt has varied over the years.

In 1983, **Diet Squirt**, the first soft drink in the United States to be sweetened with aspartame, was introduced.

In the mid 1980s, a vitamin-C-enriched **Diet Squirt Plus** was briefly marketed.

In the early 1990s, Squirt Sorbet, a frozen treat, was offered in Detroit area supermarkets.

**Ruby Red Squirt** and **Diet Ruby Red Squirt** have also been introduced. Unlike normal Squirt, Ruby Red Squirt contains caffeine.

In 2008, a new offering called **Squirt Citrus Power** was introduced. Unlike regular Squirt, Squirt Citrus Power is caffeinated, lacks concentrated grapefruit juice, and contains taurine and other ingredients similar to an energy drink.
SoBe Mr. Green

**SoBe Mr. Green** was a soda offered by SoBe. It was widely released in the United States, and then later discontinued.

## History

Shipping in April 2002 and first available to consumers in May, it was produced in 12 oz cans, 20 oz bottles, and 1- and 2-liter bottles. It was a rare carbonated beverage offered by SoBe.

The soda's mascot of the same name was described as a "cyber lizard" in SoBe's press release. This character was a modernized version of the lizard found on other SoBe products.

Mr. Green was tinted green, and included ginseng for flavor and added energy.

## Trivia

* Mr. Green was originally called Dr. Green. It was most likely the prototype name of Mr. Green of its name.
Schweppes Club Soda

Schweppes Club Soda was a low sodium soda added to the line of Schweppes Ginger Ale. Schweppes Club Soda was very clear, and had very little flavor. It could be compared to Perrier Sparkling Water. The soda is currently available in the United States and several other countries.

The can and 2 liter state that it is low sodium.
Sprite McFizz

**Sprite McFizz** is a line of Sprite flavors that are exclusive to McDonald's locations in international countries.

* Sprite Pink Grapefruit McFizz
* Sprite Mint McFizz
* Sprite Apple McFizz
* Sprite Passionfruit McFizz
* Sprite Mango McFizz
* Sprite Kiwi McFizz
* Sprite Strawberry McFizz
* Sprite Lime Fiesta McFizz
* Guava McFizz
* McFizz Blue Passion

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Sprite Mango

*Not to be confused with Sprite Mango McFizz or Sprite Mango Poppers.*

**Sprite Mango** was a Mango flavored variant of Sprite that was originally released in 2019.

The mango flavor is a very obscure flavor of Sprite that has almost no information currently available online.

The drink was released exclusively in the country is Israel. It is currently unknown if the drink has since been discontinued or not.
Two Guys Cola

**Two Guys Cola** was a private label or store brand soda that was sold exclusively at the supermarket portion of Two Guys discount department store locations. The brand had several different flavors, including Basic Cola, Lemon Soda, grape soda, cream soda, ginger ale, club soda, and root beer.

The earliest known mention of the drink is from a 1959 Two Guys ad. It is believed that the soda was discontinued in 1982, when Two Guys went out of business and closed all of their stores, however, it should be noted that Two Guys changed their logo in 1967, and there are currently no known cans that use any corporate logo from 1967 or after. Though it is still assumed that the soda was discontinued in 1982 as advertisements for the Two Guys chain still advertise the drinks as late as 1980.
Sprite Real Strawberry

*Not to be confused with Sprite Strawberry, Sprite Strawberry Blast, Sprite Lymonade Legacy, Sprite Lymonade Strawberry, or Sprite Strawberry Punch.*

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Del Taco Restaurants

**Real Strawberry Sprite** is a flavor of Sprite that released in 2023. The drink has that strawberry flavor that, as the name suggests, is made from real strawberries.

The flavor is exclusive to Del Taco restaurants.
List of Orange soda brands

*Not to be confused with Orange Flavors*

**This article is a disambiguation page for List of Orange soda brands**

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Over all 100+ soda brands, these are sodas that have **Orange** as the first flavor [Counting Fanta rip offs]

* Crush
* Fanta
* Sunkist
* Kist
* Hit
* Royal tru
* Frutee
Dracones Primogeniti

Among the Divine Lineage, **Dracones** are beings of Legends, the very incarnations of supernatural and myths, similar to none and *apices* of all creatures of the material and etheral planes, from *temporales* to *æternales* dwellers ; their apperances are only the reflects of their immense and tremendous will, a carefully and sturdy shape designed to host their formidable might and thus rendering them able to march among the lesser beings of the material world.
Sparletta Creme Soda

**Sparletta** is a brand of drinks that is sold in various African Countries.

The brand was originally created inside of a local Coca-Cola manufacturing plant in 1953. The brand was eventually acquired by The Coca-Cola Company and has since became a permeant flavor.

The brand comes in several different flavors, however, it is currently believed that Creme Soda was the first, and original flavor.
Sprite Cherry Poppers

*Not to be confused with Sprite Cherry.*

**Sprite Cherry Poppers** is a flavor of Sprite that released in 2023. The drinks flavor is a cherry, alongside boba pearls, which are usually used to make boba tea.

The drink was originally released in 2020 as a limited edition flavor, alongside Sprite Mango Poppers.

The flavor was exclusive to Del Taco restaurants.
Sprite Lymonade Strawberry

Image via a Reddit thread

*Not to be confused with Sprite Lymonade, Sprite Lymonade Legacy, Sprite Strawberry, Sprite Strawberry Blast, Real Strawberry Sprite, or Sprite Strawberry Punch.*

**Sprite Lymonade Strawberry** is a Sprite Lymonade flavor available at select Coca-Cola Freestyle locations. It is a mix of Sprite Lymonade and Strawberry flavoring, similar to Sprite Lymonade Legacy.
Tresca

*Not to be confused with Fresca.*

**Tresca** is a former brand of soda sold in Australia.

## History

The Coca-Cola Company planned to start selling their Fresca brand in the country of Australia beginning sometime in the 1968. For currently unknown reasons, though most likely a copyright issue, the name was changed to *Tresca* instead.

It has since been discontinued, though it is currently known when.
Viva!

**Viva!** is a former brand of sodas created by the Canada Dry Company.

## History

Viva was originally introduced in 1969 with two flavors, Viva Energy Soda and Viva Citrus. Viva Citrus was (assumingly) rebranded as Viva Orange. A grape flavor of Viva was also introduced a year later in 1970. The brand appears to have been quickly discontinued, as it hasn't been advertised since 1971.

Several sources (mainly old newspaper archives) also advertise the drink as *Viva Cola* though it is currently unclear if "cola" was meant to describe the Energy flavor, or was a different flavor entirely.

1. ↑ https://historicimages.com/products/rrw48991
2. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/search/?query=%22Canada%20Dry%20Viva%22&dr\_year=1971-1971
Varsity

**Varsity** was a former brand of soda in the United States. The brand had several different flavors, including Basic Cola, Lemon-Lime, Black Cherry, Orange, Strawberry, Grape, and Diet Cola.

It is currently unknown when the brand was introduced or discontinued, but it is speculated that the brand was available from 1971-1980, as the first known mention of the drink is from 1971 and the last known is from 1980.
Coca-Cola Commemorative Bottles

Throughout the years, many companies celebrated some type of event (most likely an anniversary) on bottles of Coca-Cola by putting their logo and such on the label. These bottles would later be known as Commemorative Bottles and have since became a collectors item.

Below is a list of Coca-Cola Commemorative Bottles.
Sprite Lymonade

*Not to be confused with Frozen Sprite Lymonade*

**Sprite Lymonade** is a Sprite soda flavor that was officially released in stores on February 25th, 2019, in the United States alongside Coca-Cola Orange Vanilla and Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Orange Vanilla.

## **Description**

Sprite Lymonade is a variant of Sprite which is cloudy yellow in color, which is similar to Sierra Mist Lemon Squeeze. Its flavor is the same as regular Sprite but which takes the lemon side of Sprite to be a much stronger tang and it has a similar taste to Lemonade.

## **History**

On October 9th, 2018, YouTube channel myCountyMarket posted a soda review about Sprite Lymonade on their video on YouTube. The channel's video revealed that it would be released around sometime in early 2019. The channel's video also revealed that Sprite Lymonade is planned to be released near the Super Bowl of 2019.

Sprite Lymonade was first released in stores of the United States on February 25th, 2019, alongside Coca-Cola Orange Vanilla, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Orange Vanilla.

In September 2019, Sprite Lymonade was later released in 12-packs.

In October 2020, Coca-Cola discussed, planning to be discontinuing half of its brands at the end of 2020 including this Sprite flavor.

In June 2021, they released it in Canada for limited time.

## **Coca-Cola Freestyle Release**

In March 2019 Sprite Lymonade was later released in Coca-Cola Freestyle machines with Raspberry, Peach, Strawberry as well as Zero Sugar variations of Raspberry, Peach, Strawberry in Burger King and Jack In The Box locations.

## **Trivia**

* Sprite Lymonade was featured in the YouTube channel myCountyMarket alongside other four Coca-Cola flavors: Coca-Cola Orange Vanilla, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Orange Vanilla, Coca-Cola Cherry, and Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Cherry.
Sprite Green Apple McFloat

**Sprite Green Apple McFloat** was a limited edition flavor of Sprite that was released in 2012. It was part of the Sprite McFloat line which came in 4 flavors, Green Apple, Blueberry, Four Seasons, and Honey Banana.

The entire Sprite McFloat series was only available at McDonald's restaurants in the Philippines.
Sprite Waterlymon

**Sprite Waterlymon** is a flavor of Sprite that is only sold in the country of Indonesia.

The drink was originally released in 2019 and is more similar to Sprite Zero, with the ingredients list having less sugar than the original Sprite.

Despite the "Waterlymon" name sounding similar to "Watermelon", the drink does not have a watermelon taste.
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**Magic** (or practice of *Ars magica*) is the manifestation of the primordial and inter-dimensional force, appeared alongside the birth of the Universe and linked to its very existence.

The essence of Origin - the *Essential Primordialis* - is the foundation of all planes and living being ; consequently, it inhabits every part, every bit of the infinity of the Cosmos, embodying the gift of the impregnable flame to all dwellers of the Primordial Dragon' s tremendous creation. Its influence can change the shape of reality according the will of the *Primogenitor* or the events of *alea* ; as long as the reality remains, the essence will fuel it with its infinite *potentia* to ensure the preservation of the fate of the Universe.

*In concreto*, *Ars magica* is the concrete and ritualized employement of this primordial and formidable might ; as the inter-dimensional energy travels throught all planes, carrying the flow of *potentia* from the plane of Origin to seed the other ones, it brings the Wills of *Primus* and *Terminus* within the boundaries of the material realm.

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The Pepsi Challenge

**The Pepsi Challenge** is a marketing campaign that was originally introduced by Pepsi in 1975.

The first Pepsi challenge commercial was released in 1975. The commercial (and the whole concept of The Challenge) consisted of a blind taste test, where multiple people tasted 2 different types of unbranded soda. After the contestant choose which one they liked better, It would later be revealed that two soda's were actually Coca-Cola & Pepsi, in which they choose Pepsi.

The advertising campaign was used from 1975 until 1984 when Pepsi faded out the challenge in favor of "The Choice Of A New Generation" campaign (which originally featured singer Michael Jackson)

The Pepsi challenge made a short return in 1990, this time with Diet Pepsi & Diet Coke, instead of the original, non-diet, variant of each respective drink. The ads had spokesperson Joe Montana challenging other celebrities to take the "Diet Pepsi Challenge."

The Pepsi Challenge was once again brought back for a short time in 2000, with most commercials featuring the famous baseball star, Sammy Sosa.

The Pepsi Challenge was brought back for a final time in 2015 by Pepsi, though only on their social media accounts, with no commercials being produced or aired. Around this time, Pepsi started to use the hashtag #PepsiChallenge
Surge

**Surge** is a citrus flavored soft drink made by the new products team. It was released from late 1996, and then later discontinued in 2003. In September 15th, 2014, SURGE was re-released again because due of very high demand.

## History

Surge was first produced to compete with Pepsi's Mountain Dew during the 1990s. Surge was advertised as having a more "hardcore" edge, much like Mountain Dew's advertising at this time, in an attempt to further take customers away from Pepsi. It was originally launched in Norway as Urge, and was so popular that it was later released in America as Surge.

Lagging sales caused production to be ended in 2003 for most markets, and by 2014 Norway was the last country where either Urge or Surge was still sold. However, popular fan bases such as "SURGE Movement" led Coca-Cola to re-release the soft drink on September 15, 2014 for the US market via "Prime" in 12-packs of 16 oz. cans.

In February 2015, Coca-Cola initiated a test market for the beverage in stores primarily in the Southeastern United States, and concluded in May 2015. Some locations outside of the test region have also been found to sell Surge. Surge was re-released to stores in the Southeast, Northeast, and parts of the Midwestern United States in September 2015.

## Slushy versions

On November 16, 2015, Burger King restaurants released a slushy version of the beverage called "Frozen Surge" as a limited edition slushy. Burger King reintroduced it in their restaurants as a fountain drink in August, 2018.

In late 2016, Valero Corner Stores partnered with Icee to release an Icee form of Surge at select locations.

On January 11, 2017, Cinemark theaters released a slushy version of the beverage called "Surge Frozen" for a limited time before being discontinued in Spring 2017.

## Trademark

In 1997 Coca-Cola settled a trademark dispute with Babson Bros, an industrial cleaning product company whose cow-milking machine has been known as Surge since 1925.
Recharge By Sprite

**Recharge By Sprite** was an Sprite flavored energy drink, similar to Sprite 3G.

The flavor was originally released early 2000's. It was discontinued in 2009 and was replaced with Mother, another energy drink that is owned by Monster Energy, which had a partnership with Coca-Cola at the time.

The flavor was only released in Australia.
Soda Shaq

**Soda Shaq** was a line of promotional cream flavored sodas.

## History

Soda Shaq was released in 2013 as a partnership between the Arizona Ice Tea company and celebrity Shaquille O'Neal. The drink was released exclusively in cans and came in four different cream-related flavors; Vanilla Cream, Blueberry Cream, Strawberry Cream, and Orange Cream.

## Trivia

The Soda Shaq line was discontinued entirely in 2016. However, Arizona reused the cans for their iced tea, by simply putting a new plastic label on top of the old Shaq cans, as shown by several different social media posts online (mainly from Reddit) however, this seems to be fake
Team Avesterbone

Post-Ball is Life:

* Domino
* Elijah
* Quintus
* EpicYoshi (FI 8-9)
* Peanut (FI 8-10)
* Cool Cat (FI 11-12)
* Bout (FI 12)

**Team Avesterbone** was a team in Freedom! Island, captained by Domino after he won the challenge in Cloudtop Clash. In Ball is Life, the team was split into 2 teams of 5 to "give the Jake Paulers a fighting chance" (which in reality was George simply buckling under pressure from the Announcer). Domino, Quintus, Elijah, Peanut and EpicYoshi remain on the team after this, with Avi, Blue Shell, Cool Cat, Ryan & Avi's Drawing of a Jew joining a new team titled Team S.T.U.P.I.D (An unintentional acronym). The team was eventually disbanded in Welcome Back alongside the other two teams out of spite by the Announcer.

Avi • Avi's Drawing of a Jew • Cool Cat • Domino • Elijah • EpicYoshi • Peanut • Quintus • Ryan • Verble
**Switched:** Blue Shell • Bout2Puke
Retro Big Red

**Retro Big Red** is a Big Red soda flavor that is made with natural sugar, just like most soft drinks were in the 1980s before soda companies switched to high-fructose corn syrup.

## **History**

Retro Big Red was first released in stores of the United States somewhere in the 2000s.

Its ingredients and flavor were based on the original Big Red flavor, and it used packaging and logos reminiscent of the 1950s.
The Soda Wiki (website)

*Note: This page is a new page that is currently active in development. In a few weeks past, this page will be updated to the content of great quality in which we can give out in a good experience.*

If you were looking for the article about the wiki's homepage, then see The Soda Wiki.

**The Soda Wiki** (**TSW** for short) is a Soda fansite and knowledge base that was founded by Duckieboy01 on October 14th, 2018. Today, we are planning to expand our history and resources to the United States and within the world of other countries.

## **History**

### **Before establishment (mid-2018)**

The history of The Soda Wiki predates back to mid-2018 when Duckieboy01 had an idea to expand his soda hobby forward to a new wiki website. At this time, he had the experience of working with other soda wikis. He noticed that there weren't decent-sized soda wikis out there for him to edit. A few months after that, he found the one true wiki that will change everything within the soda wiki industry named "The Soda Wiki".

### **The Early Days**

The early days of The Soda Wiki consist of the founder making his wiki more strong with pre-edited soda wiki pages into the strong wiki he was wanting for. With pre-edited categories, he's not stopping to give up for long. When The Soda Wiki was in a good stage of being the wiki known to be. About several users saw this wiki and decided to help out. With these users went to help, Duckieboy01 knew his wiki would be in a long way in his expectations.
Daddy Elijah

* FI 15-FID 10, FID 16+
* FID 11-16

**Daddy Elijah** was a recommended character in Freedom! Island, who had a chance to join the show in The Debut, but failed to do so with only 1 vote. He then later returned to the island for a chance to compete in Freedom! Island Deluxe in Freedom! Frenzy, but lost the first challenge and was sucked into TV, becoming part of the show's cast of rejects. He later had two chances to debut: One in Ascend & Defend, in which he got 2nd place to Jake Paul, and again in Orange You Glad?, however this too failed as he only received 10 votes.

Like the rest of the remaining 19 rejects, the whereabouts of Daddy Elijah are unknown.

## Appearance

Daddy Elijah's appearance originates from a video of Avi's titled PSYCHO DAD DESTROYS SON'S BOOMBOX!!!!, in which Elijah portrays an irate dad destroying Avi's rather loud boombox. Daddy Elijah possesses a look similar to his basis Elijah, with an added mustache, baseball cap, and plenty of depression.

From Pillow Fight to Orange You Glad?, Daddy Elijah is flattened by the moon falling on him. It is reverted after he is blown up by Butch The Bully. It is currently unknown if this malleability is shared among other Elijah and/or Avster Clones.

## Personality

His wife has left him, his kids hate him, there's no reason for Daddy Elijah to NOT be a little unhappy. Daddy Elijah is often indifferent at best, and apathetic at worst. Due to his depressive personality, Daddy Elijah spends a lot of time simple sitting down, or being relatively uninterested in the idea of doing anything, let alone competing at all. However, Daddy Elijah isn't mean spirited, sometimes trying to be a voice of reason where there is none, though this has significantly less impact than when Elijah does it. He's also shown to let people down easily, telling Bad Boy Box to "dream big" in Ascend & Defend, and being apologetic to Prepubescentbone after he figures that the two are in Hell in Glacially Paced.

**Promoted to Contestant:** Communist Bowser • Jake Paul

**Active Rejects:** & Daughter • Avi's Drawing of a Jew • Avster Ross • Blubenz • Blue Shell • Butch The Bully • Daddy Derek • **Daddy Elijah** • Domino • EpicYoshi • Fernhcbone • Hack Pro • Hitler • Maidvelia • Peanut • Prepubescentbone • Ronald's Drawing of a Jew • Skibi • Slave Master Ducky
**Exiled Rejects:** Autisticbone • Bout Puke • Evil Azoko • Fidget Spinnery • Fox • Frankster • Gluttonousbone • Leroy Sinclair • Luigiiz • MagicRolo • Max • NiceBadAlex • PixLr • Shooksterbone • Squirlo
**OSC Hell:** Bad Boy Box • Quintus
**Promoted to Contestant:** Communist Bowser • Jake Paul
Sierra Mist Lemon Squeeze

**Sierra Mist Lemon Squeeze** was a Sierra Mist soda flavor that was released in stores in May 2007 which lasted until September 2007, in the United States as a limited edition flavor for the Summer of 2007.

## **Description**

Sierra Mist Lemon Squeeze is a variant of Sierra Mist which was cloudy yellow in color, which is similar to Sprite Lymonade. Its flavor is the same as regular Sierra Mist but which takes the lemon side of Sierra Mist to be a much stronger tang and it has a similar taste to Lemonade.

## **History**

Sierra Mist Lemon Squeeze was first released in stores of the United States in May 2007. It remained in stores until September 2007, where it was discontinued at the end of the Summer of 2007.
Urge

**Urge** is the Norwegian variant of Surge.

## History

The Coca-Cola Company planned to start selling their Surge drink in the country of Norway starting in 1996. Due to copyright issues and the "Surge" name already being well established in the country by other companies, the name was changed to Urge instead. Despite originally being the Norwegian equivalent of Surge, the drinks have different history. Unlike the regular Surge, Urge was never once discontinued. Urge has also introduced (and later discontinued) several different flavors throughout the years, and sold them in stores. Unlike Surge, who never had different flavors until 2018, with said flavors only being available at Burger King Coca-Cola Freestyle locations.
Tab clear

Official can design of TaB Clear

Tab Clear was a clear diet cola released in 1992 to compete with Crystal Pepsi. It was discontinued just two years later, possibly due to low sales.

## Description

Tab Clear was a diet soda that was clear in color, similar to Crystal Pepsi. Unlike most other clear sodas, it had caffeine in it.

## History

### Background

In the 1980s-2000s, a trend known as the "Clear Craze" occurred, which was when companies made clear versions of their products. Among those products was PepsiCo's Crystal Pepsi, released in 1992.

### Release

In the same year Crystal Pepsi was made, the Coca-Cola Company released TaB Clear, a clear variant of the diet soda TaB, as a response to the release of Crystal Pepsi. Although seeing an initially positive reception, it was discontinued two years later, possibly due to low sales. Coincidentally, Crystal Pepsi also disappeared around this time.

## References

* Clear craze - Wikipedia
* Tab Clear - Wikipedia
* COMPANY NEWS; Coke Adds a Clear Cola To Its 'New Age' Stable - The New York Times (nytimes.com)
Sprite Cherry

*Not to be confused with Sprite Cherry Poppers*

**Sprite Cherry** is a Sprite flavor that was released alongside Sprite Cherry Zero Sugar in stores in the United States in early 2017 as a permanent flavor.

## **Description**

Sprite Cherry is a variant of Sprite which is clear in color, similar to 7 Up Cherry, and Mist Twst Cherry. Its flavor is the same as regular Sprite but with added Cherry flavor.

## **History**

In October 2016 at the 2016 NACS Show, The Coca-Cola Company announced that Sprite Cherry alongside Sprite Cherry Zero Sugar was revealed to have a release in early 2017, after that flavor combo turned out to be one of the most popular options among customers using its Freestyle soda fountains, which allow people to make mix-and-match drink flavors.

Sprite Cherry was released in early 2017 in the United States as a permanent flavor, alongside its Zero counterpart.
Squirt Citrus Power

**Squirt Citrus Power** is a former flavor of Squirt soda.

## History

Squirt Citrus Power was released in 2008 as a variant of the original Squirt drink. While the original Squirt soda was caffeine free, the formula for Squirt Citrus Power was changed by adding caffeine among other things to give it more of an energy drink-type feel, similar to what The Coca-Cola Company did with Vault and what PepsiCo did with Mountain Dew MDX.

It is currently unknown when exactly Squirt Citrus Power was discontinued, but it is believed to be sometime in or before 2010, as the flavor was discontinued before Squirt changed their logo that same year.
Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Cinnamon

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 **Year(s) Available:** | 2018-2020 (UK), 2019-2021 (Germany), 2018 (Poland, Lithuania, Estonia, Switzerland)

**Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Cinnamon** was a Coca-Cola Zero Sugar flavor originally released in stores for a limited time in the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Poland, Lithuania and Estonia during the winter season of 2018. Starting in 2019 it was also sold in Germany.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Cinnamon was a flavor of Coca-Cola that was brown in color, similar to Coca-Cola Cinnamon. Its flavor containing no sugar, but retaining the same regular Coca-Cola but with added Cinnamon flavor.

## **History**

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Cinnamon was first released in stores of the United Kingdom from October 3rd, 2018, and until December 31st, 2018, for a limited time during the winter season of 2018. Around similar times it also got released in Switzerland, Poland, Lithuania and Estonia but unlike in the UK, they didn't get sold again in the following years. In 2019 Coca-cola Germany made the decision to sell the cinnamon flavor as well. It also has been released in 2020 and 2021.
Storm

A can of Storm.

**Storm** was a lemon-lime flavored soda with caffeine that only lasted two years before being replaced with Sierra Mist, and didn't get out of the test market stage. Pepsi included it in their marketing of *Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace*, and offered cans with characters in both Storm and Light Storm varieties. Test markets included Denver, Indianapolis, Omaha, San Francisco, Sacramento, Grass Valley Las Vegas, Milwaukee, and Philadelphia. But in the end, lemon-lime Slice and Storm were dropped in favor of a new formula, marketed as Sierra Mist.
Skibi

**Skibi** is a character that was up for voting to join Freedom! Island Deluxe in Orange You Glad?, being the only newly introduced reject in the episode (due to Blubenz and Fernhcbone being recommended characters prior). However, Skibi only received 16 votes to join the show, and was flung off of the elimination area.

Like the other active rejects, Skibi's whereabouts are currently unknown.

## Personality

Not much has been shown of Skibi, but her audition shows her to be a bit of a silent prankster, seen when she dropped a lava bucket on Ronald's Drawing of a Jew while his audition was still going on. She doesn't speak during this, only letting out shushes and hushes wheezing laughter.

## Appearance

Skibi is a stick figure of a female with a small body and large head. She appears to be drawn with a marker.

**Promoted to Contestant:** Communist Bowser • Jake Paul

**Active Rejects:** & Daughter • Avi's Drawing of a Jew • Avster Ross • Blubenz • Blue Shell • Butch The Bully • Daddy Derek • Daddy Elijah • Domino • EpicYoshi • Fernhcbone • Hack Pro • Hitler • Maidvelia • Peanut • Prepubescentbone • Ronald's Drawing of a Jew • **Skibi** • Slave Master Ducky
**Exiled Rejects:** Autisticbone • Bout Puke • Evil Azoko • Fidget Spinnery • Fox • Frankster • Gluttonousbone • Leroy Sinclair • Luigiiz • MagicRolo • Max • NiceBadAlex • PixLr • Shooksterbone • Squirlo
**OSC Hell:** Bad Boy Box • Quintus
**Promoted to Contestant:** Communist Bowser • Jake Paul
Red Flash

**Red Flash** is a brand of Red Cream flavored soda manufactured by the Coca-Cola company.

## **History**

The Coca-Cola Company released Red Flash in the year 2000 as a way to compete directly with the more popular Big Red brand. Red Flash not only has a similar name, but it was also released exclusively in the same Southwestern region that Big Red is usually sold in.

## Availability

Despite being a regional brand, Red Flash has become more difficult to find over the years, being considered to be a rare find.

Red Flash is sold in Bottles and Cans, though it appears to be most commonly found in restaurant soda fountains.

1. ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/Soda/comments/151dki4/red\_flash\_sea\_island\_vs\_red\_flash\_by\_barqs\_taco/
2. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/Cz64nlkymQN/
3. ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/Soda/comments/yzsk0k/red\_flash\_in\_the\_wild/
Sprite Ginger

Sprite Ginger is a Coca-Cola Freestyle flavor that has a zero sugar option.

The flavor used to also be available in cans and bottles, but was discontinued ~2021-2022 and is only found at some Coca-Cola Freestyle Machines.

According to a response from the official Sprite Twitter account, Sprite Ginger is discontinued
Teem

**Teem** was PepsiCo's first attempt at a lemon-lime flavored soda.

Teem was originally introduced by PepsiCo in 1959 as a lemon-lime brand of soda, as their way to compete with other brands such as Sprite and 7-Up. Teem was discontinued in 1984, and was replaced with Slice Lemon Lime that same year. Slice (along with their sister brand, Storm) was replaced with Sierra Mist in 2000. In 2016, Sierra Mist was replaced with Mist Twst, which was only available for two years before it way replaced in 2018 with the revived Sierra Mist. In 2023, Sierra Mist was discontinued (again) and replaced with PepsiCo's current lemon-lime soda brand, Starry.
Sport Cola

**Sport Cola** was a brand of cola that was released by Canada Dry in the United States and Canada in stores in the 1960s. Not long after its release, unfortunately, Sport Cola was presumably discontinued in 1979.

## **Description**

Sport Cola was a cola which was brown in color. Its flavor was cola but with 99% less caffeine.

## **History**

Sport Cola was first released in the 1960s from The Canada Dry Company. During it's run, it was also marketed on TV commercials with Wally Cox with promotional items that The Canada Dry Company had made for Sport Cola. It was also marketed as a 99% caffeine-free soda. Not long after its release, unfortunately, Sport Cola was discontinued in 1979 and was replaced with the relaunched Spur Cola brand.
Tab X-Tra

*Not to be confused with Pibb Xtra.*

Tab X-Tra was a brand of Tab that was only sold in Northern Europe from 1997 until 2021.

It was the last drink to officially use the Tab name as the original variant was discontinued a year earlier in 2020.

The name is also somewhat similar to Coca-Cola's other brand, Pibb Xtra.
Tahitian Treat

**Tahitian Treat** is a brand of Fruit Punch flavored soda.

The flavor was originally introduced in 1964 as *Canada Dry Tahitian Treat*, as the flavor was created by the, at the time independent, Canada Dry company. Due to an excessive amount of mergers and acquisitions, Tahitian Treat, as well as their parent company, became part of Keurig Dr Pepper, who still currently owns and manufactures the drink to this day.

Similar to Wink, (Canada Dry's other brand of soda), Tahitian Treat can only be found throughout various regions in the United States and Canada.
What The Fanta (Thailand)

**What The Fanta** is a line of limited edition, mystery flavors of Fanta.

## 2018 Release

Four different mystery flavors of Fanta were released simultaneously in Thailand beginning in 2018. These flavors were later revealed to be Banana, Durian, Pineapple, and Lychee respectively. All of these flavors had the same can design and color. The color of the drink (and the cans) were both Yellow.

## 2019 Release

What The Fanta made a comeback to the country in 2019, this time with only one flavor. It was colored black and was flavored as Blood Orange. This flavor was also released in Russia that same year, though under the different name of Fanta Dark Mystery. It would also eventually find it's way to the US in 2023, though unlike the Russian variant, it would also go under the same What The Fanta branding.

## 2022 Release

It is currently assumed that 2020 and 2021 did not have a mystery flavor. However, a new, blue colored, Fanta was released as part of the What The Fanta line in 2022. Currently, there aren't any sources found online revealing what exactly the mystery flavor for that year was, but it is assumed to be Orange Cream, as that's what it was for the US release.

## 2023 Release

A new mystery flavor was released in 2023. It was purple in color and looked very similar to the New Zealand Variant. It was later revealed by the Official Fanta Thailand Instagram Page that the mystery flavor was Apple Pie, though they also describe it as "Apple Vanilla"

## Trivia

Thailand was the first country to have the What The Fanta line. It has since been released to several other countries such as Europe, New Zealand, and the United States.

1. ↑ https://www.behance.net/gallery/69237747/WTF-Fanta?locale=en\_US
2. ↑ https://workingnotworking.com/projects/211820-fanta-what-s-behind-the-dark-produced-work
Sierra Mist Free Undercover Orange

**Sierra Mist Free Undercover Orange​** was a Sierra Mist variant. It was released alongside of it's regular version : Sierra Mist Undercover Orange. It was promoting the 2008 American action comedy movie Get Smart. It was only available during the summer of 2008, and then discontinued.

## History

In December 2007, PepsiCo trademarked the names **Sierra Mist Undercover Orange and Sierra Mist Free Undercover Orange**.

The two sodas were launched in the summer of 2008 (with the faces of Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway on their labels) as a marketing tie-in with the release of the Warner Bros. film Get Smart on June 20, 2008.

Sierra Mist: Undercover Orange and Sierra Mist Free: Undercover Orange were both clear sodas, like regular and diet Sierra Mist, but had a mandarin orange flavor.
Sunkist Strawberry Lemonade

**Sunkist Strawberry Lemonade** is a Sunkist soda flavor that was officially released in stores in early February of 2019, in the United States.

## **Description**

Sunkist Strawberry Lemonade is a variant of Sunkist which is pink in color. Its flavor is a combination of strawberries and lemonade.

## **History**

Sunkist Strawberry Lemonade was first released in early February of 2019 in stores in the United States as a permanent flavor in the Sunkist line up.
Squirt Ruby Red

**Ruby Red Squirt** is a flavor of Squirt soda.

## History

It is unknown when exactly this flavor of Squirt was released, but it is speculated by some sources online to be in the year 1993. Unlike the original flavor of Squirt, this version includes caffeine as part of its formula. It's also a flavor mix between Grapefruit and Berries.

It has since become a permanent flavor to the Squirt lineup.
Dracones

Among the Celestial kin, ***Dracones*** are beings of legend, incarnations of supernatural and myths, similar to none and *apices* of all creatures from *temporales* to *aeternales.* Their apparences are only the reflect of their tremendous and immense will, a purposely designed shape built in order to dwell within the fragile boudaries of the material realm, where they fly high in the skies above the realms of the lesser races.
Sprite Vanilla

*Not to be confused with Sprite Vanilla Frost*

The logo for this soda on the Freestyle machine.

Sprite Vanilla is a Vanilla flavored Sprite, that can only be purchased at Coca-Cola Freestyle machines. These machines are found in Five Guys, Wendy's, Burger King, among other places. Sprite Vanilla will hopefully someday be released in bottles or cans.
Uptown

**Uptown** was a brand of soda that was originally produced by Faygo.

Though the brand was originally manufactured by Faygo, some labels claim that the drink came from other companies such as the Holly Beverage Company (though, they might just be a potential bottler, not the manufaturer), and even Graf's, a subsidiary of Canfield's.

Uptown was most commonly seen in bottles, but cans were also later introduced.

The last known advertisement that mentions the brand was January of 1982.