recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Goblin Tribe

Goblin Tribe is Race of Machi o Tsukuru Noryoku!? 〜 Isekai ni Tsukurou Nihon Toshi 〜

## Appearance

But, explanation will be needed for the Goblins and the Kobolds. Both of them were creatures that I’ve only heard of in games, fantasy novels and movies. Both of them had sharp ears and big noses. They gave an impression of humans with green skin. The Goblins were short like children. The clothes they wore were more elaborate than the beastmen, showing their intelligence level. When I focused on their hand, I saw that they have big hands and long fingers that doesn’t match their thin bodies. They told me that they are proud of their skillful hands.

## Trivia

* For example, the Goblin and the Kobold tribe, even though they are from the same tribe, they are on bad terms with each other as if they are cats and dogs. Well, it’s because the Kobolds were proud of their height, and this made the goblins envy them, so it can’t be helped if a story like that happened.
* The manufacturing industry and building trade were entrusted to the Goblins and Kobolds who are skillful with their fingers.
Бингусы

Племя бингусов крайне агрессивное племя. где бы они не были везде набеги на племена. Они захватили 3 не известных племён. Было не удачный набег на племя хомдастов изо которого они потеряли часть территории. Они поджигают дома племён, убивают и грабят их. Во всём племени всего 108 человек(так сказать).
Еду прячет в хижинах.
Их оружие факела. тапара и копья.

В войне племён победили 2 племени и одно из них племя бингусов. Они завоевали много племён. И они создали государство бингусов. Они строят каменные дома. В главном городе государства есть ратуша. Сделали арбалеты и катопульты

Государство бингусов придумало слово империя и император. И они государство превратили в империю. Они смогли сделать кирпич и В каждом городе они построили кирпичные стены. Они изучили континенты которые они не видели и захватили чать. Они начали захватывать территории племён. Они сделали колёс и Колесницу,
Крепкие стрелы для арболетов.
Bungee Web

**Bungee Web** is a challenge introduced in the first series of Fort Boyard UK.

## Info

The contestant jumps into a revolving web made up of a series of bungee cords and must cross to the end to retrieve a tool. This device is then used to access the key halfway back along the bungee web. This last stage is the hardest because, as the web revolves, the player must release the key, which is going from below to above the player very quickly. As a consequence, some players have been locked in due to running out of time.

## Contestants

 Series 1, Episode 6 | Sally Hatfield | Lose
Blacksmith

Lope is the blacksmith of Dozy Town, a blacksmith raised on the basis of hard work since he was born. He loves the sound of the hammer striking against incandescent metal, that, and having a beer in his hand, always combined with a surly mood.

Some of his closest relationships are:

* Mayoress - (Maira)
* His poor soul

## **Past**

As a child he liked to use his head to hit things. From tree branches to molten metal. It's a good thing he's not dead.
Komatsuna Yoshiki

General

Komatsuna Yoshiki is Character of The Ability to Make Town!? ~Let’s Make a Japanese Town in Different World~ Wiki.

## Background

Komatsuna Yoshiki was a small man. His body is small and his abilities such as intelligence and physical strength are also lackluster. Moreover, because he was so weak willed, he always had been frightened by something every day. He is a high school student and the school he attends is a base high school where anyone can enter. Komatsuna left home to go to school, while being frightened that morning.

Going to the station by bicycle, bathing in the morning sun, and then change to the train. When he checks the watch at the station platform, it's 7:15. At this time, his classmates start to arrive at the school so that they would not be on the train and Komatsuna got on the train. But rarely, it was the hated classmate who appeared on the same wagon at the next station.

## History

From the next day, Initia Kingdom quietly undertook a full-fledged armament reinforcement. This is a story two years ago when Nobuhide Fujiwara settled down in his territory of Dryad Kingdom.
WOLKIRA 27"

Кампильский период

Первый период . На уолкиру попадает много радиации ведь нет магнитного поля уолкира пуста есть лишь маленькие ручейки.
Казалось бы нетжизни, но в этих ручейках есть бактерии ! И жизнь.

На данный момент вид планеты с космоса

Появилось первое озеро
Валькирия . Первое озеро планеты, диаметр которого составляет 2036 квадратных метра

Компилус октериоз

Хищная бактерия с сильным имунитетом. Их популяция очень большая а обитает он в воде, обладает сильными жвалами.ров

Сакиус фрицеос

Всеядная бактерия крупных размеров . Слабый имунитет

Популяция 50 000 000 000 000 000.
Гигантская нова

Гигантская нова-То есть гигантская бактерия
Самая большая бактерия своего времени,на лонери.Этот вид единственный вид который может приобрести первый примитивный позвоночник,но из-за очень дикой конкуренции он скорее всего вымрет.Имеет много жгутиков для передвижения,и передвигался на приличной скорости.Был травоядный,но ему иногда надо поедать очень маленьких бактерий,чтоб он мог расти.А так про него мало что известно из-за того что его популяция вымирает,из-за упомянутой конкуренции
Kingdom of Robutas

There are two countries north of the Kingdom of Sandra. Most of our northern territory are adjacent to the **Kingdom of Robutas**, and a small part along the northwest coast is adjacent to the Dukedom of Shugurin.

Although the **Kingdom of Robutas** has a humid climate overall, there is still a lot grassland spread out in their territory with black soil and little rain, which is suitable for agriculture. In addition, a quarter of the country is forest, and there are a lot of mines too, so their forestry and mining industries are quite developed. But, because they have such blessed lands, the name of their country has changed numerous times because of long wars, and it was only around 40 years ago that it became the current **Kingdom of Robutas**.

Because they have pushed for excessive centralization until now, their political situation is a little unstable. But, because the king has absolute power, there is no waste in their national affairs. Even though they have just emerged as a country, their national strength can’t be underestimated. Their relation with the Kingdom of Sandra is not that good. Regarding the northern lands, the Kingdom of Sandra has never recognized it, so territorial disputes exist.
Town

## Description

The action takes place is a small village, surrounded by a bushy forest and located near a river which flows into a lake. The center of this village is a well, around which different houses were built.

Dozy Town is composed by a total of 8 houses, 5 of them inhabited by the main characters we can find during the game: Maira, the Mayoress; Lope, the Blacksmith; Soler, the Sheperdess; Diago, Builder and Mendo, the Guard. The player can explore the whole village and find the characters near their houses. All the main houses are contected between them by a rock path that begins in the well.

It's also possible to find two additional paths: one found between the mayoress ' and the blacksmith 's houses, and another one surrounding the mayoress ' house and entering the forest. The first of the paths guides the player to the old windmill, abandoned ages ago, this construction is now used as a warehouse for wood. The other one leads to a place where people usually meet for the town celebrations. This path also leads to the house where the murderer killed the first victim.

Finally, the last house is situated in a little highground, in the other side of the river, but the player can't get there.

## NPC´s (InGame)

* Mayoress - (Maira)
* Blacksmith - (Lope)
* Sheperdess - (Soler)
* Builder - (Diago)
* Guard - (Mendo)
Грокти

Знакомьтесь! Грокти, Грокти крайне враждебное племя, чаще всего можно найти их племя около болот и сырости, они всегда носят маски, если кто то из племени осмелится снять маску, и его заметят, то тот Грокоть, станет изгоем и грешником в их племени, Гроктям очень трудно приходиться, если бы я увидел существо с такой маской, вероятнее всего я бы убежал со всех ног!

Шаман Клана Грокти, Шаманы лечат раны своих соплеменнцев, драться они почти не могли, шаманы имеют ожерелье из черепов животных и магических фруктов, на посохе имеется редкий камень, камень жизни, вокруг него растут корни цветы ягодки и фрукты.
Camera

Units are the used in UE4.

## **Info**

* Third person.
* The character must always be on the center of the screen.
* Camera collides with predominant elements of the scenario .
	+ Houses, trees...
* Height (From camera to PJ): 550u.
* FOV: 90u.
* Movement distortion: No.
* FOV - Running: No.
* FOV - Jumping: No.

## **Effects**

* Able to shake when a character screams or a death occurs.
* Adjustment of color depending on the lighting as the day goes by.
Shepherdess

Soler is the shepherdess of Dozy Town, she learned the art of herding as a teenager. At first she was not going to dedicate herself to it, but when her parents died she didn't want to leave their legacy without caring.
Even so, she didn't like to take care of sheeps, so she got rid of them and started breeding wildebeests.

Some of hes closest relationships are:

* Mayoress - (Maira)
* Wildebeests
	+ Alfonso
	+ Ruperto

## **Past**

She enjoyed using pruning shears. Once, while her parents were busy, she razed the garden to the ground, cutting every flower and tree.
Миталашник

вид который быстро развивается! И имя ему "Миталашник" Миталашник как можно понять с его имени является нынешним претков Милашников! Миталашники взяли от своих дальних претков Милашников их сверепость! Ну и конечно милый вид, Миталашники не уступают своей злобой и деноминацией Милашникам, их милые мордочки заставляют врага потерять бдительность, и тогда, Миталашники нападают на врага не оставляя от врага ничего! Если вы встретитесь с Миталашником, лучше бегите, они очень редко ведут дружбу, разорвать вас Миталашнику не составит труда, как можно было заметить Миталашники отрастили крылья и ещё 2 уха. В конце у Миталашника разделяется хвост, а на разрыве находятся перепонки, перепонки дают Миталашнику свободнее плавать. Миталашники редко ходят группами, максимум может быть стая из 3 существ. Сезон спаривания у Миталашников начинается в Феврале. Самки дают потомство в Ноябре, потомство Миталашников не превышает 2 детёнышей, если родится больной или 1 детёныш. Отец уходит, а самка следит за детёнышем и оберегает его от опасностей. Если же детёнышей больше 2 то самец остаётся, ходит за едой и приносит детенышам еду животного происхождения или фрукты с овощами, а самка сидит в гнезде и оберегает детёнышей и сопровождая их теплом и материнской любви. Конфликты между Миталашников не бывают, они дружат и защищают друг-друга.
Cards

There are abilities, weapons, and positions. Next to that were medicine and miscellaneous stuff.

## Card Abilities

### Weapon Skills

 【Sword Skill】【Middle】
 【Sword Skill】【Big】
 【All-Weapon Skill】【Big】

### Magic Skills

【Middle】
【Big】
【Extra big】
【Middle】
【Big】
【Extra big】
【Middle】
【Big】
【Extra big】
【Middle】
【Big】
【Extra big】
【Middle】
【Big】
【Extra big】
【Middle】
【Big】
【Extra big】
【Middle】
【Big】
【Extra big】
【Middle】
【Big】
【Extra big】
【Middle】
【Big】
【Extra big】
【Middle】
【Big】
【Extra big】

## Card Items

Weapons

OR
【Considerably Good Sword 】

## Card Positions

Because the quality of the souls are important, please use the carrot and stick policy properly. Kill them after you grow them up!]
Лобстарб

лобстарб это крупное ракообразное которое охотилось на мелких рыб и раков жил в крупных расщелинах

лобстарбы основали первое подводное племя и теперь они там растят водоросли и расширяют владения боятся огня

к лобстарбам присоединяются другие умные ракообразные так как под водой очень сложно выжить они решили объединится и их союз называется кепиникупийский и друг друга они зовут кепиникус

кепиникусы создали цивилизацию итлантов и построили большой город названый Атлантидой в честь основателя племени кепиникусов антуса и они стали самой развитой цивилизацией мира так как их теретории невозможно завоевать на данный момент и они смогут победить любого врага с поверхности так как закалены морскими монстрами

спустя 100 лет итланты развалились и за недуга который сгубил их большую часть и разные виды ракообразных не желали делится и устраивали воины в итоге они деградировали до племя и вскоре до существа и в итоге вымерли

после останки находят кено Сигайперы

лобстарбы основали первое подводное племя и теперь они там растят водоросли и расширяют владения боятся огня
Kenogia

Планета кеногиа- это планета на которой происходит эволюция видов в группе вк про спор

## Описание

Раньше планета кеногия была не обитаемой, но однажды на неё упал метеорит. После того как метеорит упал на планету, на ней появилась одноклеточный организм "наноктия".

После планета начала изменятся. Появлялись новые материки, острава, горы и вулканы.

Появлялись новые виды животных

На данный момент планета была поглощена звездой.

## Исчезнувшие материки

Во время дрейфа материков некоторые материки исчезли с планеты.

материк анкирта: этот материк находился в южной части планеты. Он был самым холодным материков. Во время дрейфа он растаял и превратился в болотистый материк.До того как он растаял в него врезался материк авристл который тоже исчез.

материк авристл: находился в южно-восточной части планеты. Был самым маленьким материком. Во время дрейфа врезался в материк анкирта, а позже часть материка растаяла вместе с авристл, а другая присоединилась к другому материку.

    Материк нинакр: этот материк был во время болотистой почвы планеты. Во время дрейфа пол материка раскололась и превратились в разные материки. Он был в юго-восточной части земли.
Материк виндер: Этот материк соединял два материка. После последнего дрейфа материков был потоп и его затопило. Он был полностью пустынный. Был в северной части планеты.

## Первая жизнь

Самый первый организм на этой планете эта бактерия наноктия.

наноктия это бактерия прародительница всех других бактерий с неё началась жизнь на кеногии.

После наноктрии появилась Гигантская нова.

Гигантская нова-То есть гигантская бактерия
Самая большая бактерия своего времени,на лонери.Этот вид единственный вид который может приобрести первый примитивный позвоночник,но из-за очень дикой конкуренции он скорее всего вымрет.Имеет много жгутиков для передвижения,и передвигался на приличной скорости.Был травоядный,но ему иногда надо поедать очень маленьких бактерий,чтоб он мог расти.А так про него мало что известно из-за того что его популяция вымирает,из-за упомянутой конкуренции.

Позже появилось первое насекомое.

     поуклешь вершина пищевой цепи опасный хищник охотился на всех бактерий но он был очень примитивен для насекомого и есть одно, у него не было хитина.

 Становилась всё больше бактерий, и позже настал перокианский период.

## Вымирание и возрождение.

На планету кеногию падали множество метеоритов и убивали всё живое, но оно возрождалось. Однако один рас могучие государство кеногийцы открыли портал и из него вышли корндинеры. Они уничтожили всё живое в вселенной, кеногия превратилась в пустоши. На ней высохли океаны, и вымерли все животные. Но в вселенной был один метеорит в котором была жизнь. Он упал на кеногию и возродил её. Поже начали появлятся новые бактерии.

## История

Кеногия планета жёлтой звезды жаркидр. Планета кеногия была не обитаемой, но на неё упал метеор и на ней появилась жизнь. На ней было большинство бактерий, ракообразных и животных. После настало война между расами. После этой воны кеногия умерла. Но на неё снова упал метеорит и воскресил её. Появились новые животные, бактерии и материки. Но планету как и все планеты поглотила её родная звезда.
Квантиум

Квантиум, Размер существа: Внушительный. Квантиумы достигают 24 метра в ширину, и 15 метров в длину, на спине имеют что-то на подобие панциря, он не очень защищает от укусов и ударов, но на панцире может расти растительность, данное существо не нападает на человека первым, на хвосте Квантиумы имеют небольшие но острые пёрышки размеров с человеческую ладонь, поскольку у данного существа не имеются руки и он не может себя почесать, Квантиумы чешутся своими гребнями на хвосте. Они плотоядные, Челюсть у этого существа может открыться почти до груди, чаще всего Квантиумы питаются рыбами, акулами, могут закусить китом на крайняк. Размах крыльев Квантиума может быть равен 65 метрам.
Карбон

Карбон
Самый огромный представитель семейства Карбатов.Данное существо имеет очень токсичный яд,который может убить человека за 10 минут.Его максимальный размер 1-2 метра,весит 139 кг.Имеет бинокулярное зрения, имея по каждой стороне три глаза,и два глаза с переди.Эти два глаза ему нужны чтоб смотреть в перёд.у Карбона очень мощные

мощные челюсти.Карбон охотится на Бритатерий,пускай Карбон меньше Бритатерия.
Thort

**Thort** is a gigantic strange creature, belonging to a species of bird and vegetable hybrid. Thort’s central appearance in the television series is in *Food for Thort*, and occasionally appears as a minor character later on in the first season.

## Biography

The Thing Upstairs contains an assortment of strange and sentient vegetables as part of his garden, with Thort being only just one of them. As Berk feeds the vegetables, Thort, being the largest of them, ends up eating the most feed, much to Berk’s annoyance. However, after Thort gobbles up a swarm of Wasps, who have burst out of the trap door, Berk restores faith in the large vegetable-creature. After Thort consumes the wasps, the Thing Upstairs then becomes hungry. Berk jokingly makes the remark of turning Thort into a nice salad for the Thing Upstairs, much to Thort’s shock.

Without any explanation as to why, Berk later allocates Thort, along with the rest of the garden, down the trap door. However, Thort is occasionally seen appearing out of it in later episodes. In *Don’t Open That Trap Door*, as Berk plays music from his radio, Thort is one of many monsters to come out of the trap door. In *Bye Bye Berk*, as Berk accidentally leaves the trap door open, Thort reappears, along with most of the other monsters.

## Trivia

* We know very little about Thort in terms of gender. Berk refers to Thort as a “he” at one point, so we can only believe that Thort is a male.
* A flying creature, who grabs Boni out of its nest in *Strange Goings On*, has Thort’s squawking voice. Other than its claws, we do not see the creature itself. However, we can assume that it is a completely different character.
Scunge (object)

**Scunge** is a thing, frequently seen in the television series.

## History

Scunge is a sticky wasteful substance, which is really designed to create a mess, and is originated from several different unknown sources. Scunge is most frequently seen being thrown by Bubo, as demonstrated in *Gourmet's Delight*. Bubo is also seen throwing scunge in the episode of the exact same name, where he engages in a “scunge-fight” with Berk and Rogg.

## Appearance

Scunge is a sticky wasteful mass, depicted in various colours. Worms, or other creepy crawlies, are usually shown in it.

## Trivia

* Scunge is most regularly depicted as yellow, though it appears in many colours. This is because Bubo turned yellow, and became visible, after Berk had chucked yellow scunge at him.
John Howson

**John Michael Howson** is a British television series producer, who had worked as a production assistant for *The Trap Door*.

## Trivia

* *The Trap Door* is believed to be the first professional production Howson assisted on, before he would later work in other animation departments. Howson also assisted as a producer for *Stoppit and Tidyup*, *The Trap Door*’s sister series, which was also created by Charlie Mills and the late Terry Brain.
Rubbish

**Rubbish** is a thing, regularly seen in the television series.

## History

Rubbish is something that first appeared in *Junk Food*, where Berk was instructed by the Thing Upstairs to throw it out. He planned to throw down the trap door. Rogg came out, and ate the rubbish. In *Vile Pile*, Berk threw so much rubbish down the trap door that it created the Vile Pile. In *Boo!*, Berk put a big pile of it to clog up the trap door. The Phantoms came out, and told Berk not to.

## Appearance

The rubbish is a mix of food waste, that seems to be mostly formed from the uneaten innards of monsters. Worms, or other alive things, are often seen in it. Depending of what is in it, and how much there is of it, it is of various colours and shapes.
Berk’s Cooking Tools

This page shows all onscreen cooking utensils, which Berk had been shown using in his kitchen, in the television series.

## Smashers

### Source

Berk’s ClosetThe Castle

**Smashers** are cooking implements, used for smashing and grinding some things, shown in the first season of the television series.

### History

Berk is seen looking around in his closet, and he finds a smasher in there, in *Ghoulies*. He ponders over the tool, which he thinks will come in use. He puts it down, before he picks up his spell book.

The smasher is seen in the following episode, though it may be a different one of the same kind. In that episode, as Berk makes a bowl of medicine for the Thing Upstairs, a smasher is seen on the edge of a table. However, if Berk had really used that tool at the time is not confirmed to the viewers.

### Appearance

The smashers resemble real grinding kitchen utensils. The smasher appearing in *The Dose* appears to be slightly longer and thinner than the one appearing in the previous episode. Both smashers are of the same basic shape, and are light grey.

## Bowls

### Source

Berk’s Closet
Berk’s Kitchen
The Castle
The Cellar

**Bowls** are things, seen quite often in the television series.

### History

Bowls appear throughout the television series, but are mostly shown in the first season. They are most frequently shown in *The Dose* and *Sniff That*, in which Berk prepares medicine.

### Appearance

The bowls resemble typical realistic cooking kitchen bowls, because they are circular and hollow in shape. Several of the bowls have handles, and nearly all of them are dark brown.

## The Wooden Spoon

### Source

Berk’s Kitchen
The Castle
The Cellar

**The Wooden Spoon** is a wooden cooking utensil, that makes its only appearance in the television series in *Breakfast Time*.

### History

Berk uses the spoon, to stir numerous ingredients in a mixing bowl, whilst making some breakfast for the Thing Upstairs.

### Appearance

The spoon looks like a standard wooden mixing kitchen spoon.
The Worm Beast

**The Worm Beast** is a monster, who makes its single onscreen appearance throughout the television series in *Not Very Nice*.

## Biography

Berk is looking for the Thing Upstairs’ largest eyeball, which has rolled down the trap door. Berk soon finds himself in a strange and smelly cave. He sees the Thing Upstairs’ eyeball inside, and wonders how it got there. Berk hopes that it will not get stuck inside permanently, and dreads how mad the Thing Upstairs will be if it does. Berk notices how unusual the “cave” is, and he soon learns that he has walked into the mouth of a gigantic Worm Beast. The Worm Beast suddenly wakes up, and nearly devours Berk and the eyeball. It shoots Berk and the eyeball out of its mouth, fortunately, and Berk and the eyeball are shot back up into the cellar.
Хомдасты

хомдасты это разумные существа у которых есть племя и на данный момент их племя является самым продвинутым и большим они воют с пинусупитами за территорию у них есть вождь он отличается размером и маской у него есть посох состоящий из 2 черепов и лезвия как у косы а обычный воин носит что то типо топора они уже знают как приручать животных верят в вонглия и носят ему дары у алтаря
The Swamp Creature

**The Swamp Creature** is a huge green aquatic creature, who makes its only appearance in the television series in *Lurkings*.

## Biography

The Swamp Creature resides in the lake at the swamp outside of the Ancient Castle. One day, Berk goes on a fishing trip with Boni and Drutt. Just when Berk is about to start fishing, the monster is seen popping its head and eyes out of the lake. It startles Berk and Boni, but the creature does not seem to take any notice of them, and it then makes its way back into the water.

## Trivia

* Berk refers to the Swamp Creature as a “he”, although the monster does not have an established gender. However, it can only be assumed that the monster is a male.
Berk’s Rolling Pin

**Berk’s Rolling Pin** is a tool and cooking utensil, which is shown onscreen in numerous episodes of the television series.

## History

Berk’s Rolling Pin appeared in *Sniff That*, *Scunge*, *Oh Globbits* and *What a Weirdo*. In all four episodes, Berk used it to smack a monster that came out of the trap door.

## Appearance

The rolling pin resembles a standard realistic rolling pin utensil, except for the fact that it has a handle on only one end. It has a hollow end on the other side, allowing it to be worn on one hand.

## Trivia

* The Vile Pile, in the episode of the exact same name, had once been seen hit by Berk with a similar rolling pin. However, the rolling pin in that episode is depicted with a handle on both of its ends.
The Bugpipe

**The Bugpipe** is a small and noisy beetle-like creature, who makes its single appearance in the television series in *Bugs*.

## Biography

One day, a plethora of bugs emerge from the trap door. After feeding The Thing Upstairs, and walking away from the elevator, Berk soon notices dozens of bugs crawling around. Berk accidentally steps on the Bugpipe, and notices how the Bugpipe’s honking sound effects the attentions of the other bugs.

Berk returns to the cellar, and sees the place still flooded with bugs; he failed to hide from the infestation on the castle battlements earlier, because he fell into the Thing Upstairs’ bedroom through the roof. He finds the Bugpipe, fortunately, and picks it up. Berk squeezes the Bugpipe, and successfully attracts the attentions of the bugs again. Berk repeatedly honks the Bugpipe, to lure the bugs away, and the bugs follow Berk and the Bugpipe out of the castle.

## Trivia

* The Bugpipe resembles a set of bagpipes, and even makes a similar sound to one when honked, hence the name.
The Slug

**The Slug** is a large monster, who appears occasionally throughout the first season. Its central appearance is in *The Pain*.

## Biography

As Berk goes off to remove the Thing Upstairs’ loose tooth, Drutt starts to feel hungry, so he opens the trap door. Some worms emerge, but the Slug also comes out. The Slug is feeling especially hungry itself, so it chases Drutt around the castle. Drutt manages to escape the Slug, by squeezing through the bars of a vent, and he ends up out on the other end, which leads him into another room. However, the Slug soon catches up. Just before the giant slug is about to eat Drutt, Berk arrives, and he knocks the creature out, by whacking it on the head with the Thing Upstairs’ removed fang.

In *Don’t Open That Trap Door*, the Slug is one of many monsters to come out of the eponymous trap door, along with several other monsters, to dance along to the music coming from Berk’s radio. In one scene, as the Slug is seen moving along, Boni, who sings along to the music, is shown riding along on its back.

In *Slightly Weird*, as Berk is down the trap door, Berk looks for a large mushroom for the Thing Upstairs’ Breakfast. As the mischievous mushroom runs away from Berk, it notices the Slug, who happens to be passing by, and jumps onto the Slug’s back for a very short while.

The Slug appears one last time in the series in *Bye Bye Berk*, the season one finale. In the episode, when Berk accidentally leaves the trap door open, the Slug is one of many monsters to appear out of it.
Gourmet's Delight (food)

**Gourmet's Delight** is one of the more well-known dishes, concocted by Berk for the Thing Upstairs. It is seen in the television series in the episode of the same name.

## History

Berk is seen preparing the “Gourmet’s Delight” for the Thing Upstairs, who angrily demands Berk for his supper. Whilst making the meal, Berk goes to fetch his “gut bucket”. Berk trips over Drutt, as he returns with the bucket, causing the contents of the bucket to spill all over Boni. Berk apologises to Boni for the accident, but then finds that he has no time to tidy the mess up. The Thing Upstairs grows even less patient, and yells at Berk again for his dinner. Berk carries the “Gourmet’s Delight” to the lift, and serves it to his master raw.

## Appearance

Gourmet’s Delight seems to be comprised primarily of Worms, though it does consist of multiple other pieces of food. During the making of the dish, Berk has been seen fetching a “gut bucket”. The dish appears to also consist mostly of gizzards, most likely from the various Bugs and monsters from out of the trap door. Considering the huge amount of food made for it, it seems to be traditionally served in large pots. As proven in the series, the dish can just as easily be consumed raw than cooked.
Yechh!

Who's Yechh!?"

This article is a disambiguation page for Yechh!

The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

* For **the book**, see Yechh! (book).
* For **the TV series episode**, see Yechh! (episode).
Spooks and Gooks

**Spooks and Gooks** is a UK VHS release. It is a compilation of Halloween-themed cartoons, each being an episode from a children’s programme, including one episode from *The Trap Door*.

## Episodes

1. *The Trap Door - The Stupid Thing*
2. *Madballs - Gross Jokes*
3. *My Pet Monster - Goodbye Cuffs, Goodbye Monster*

## Credits (*The Trap Door*)

* Voices by Willie Rushton
* Animation by CMTB
* Thing Doer: Steve Box
* Editing by KPTV
* Assistant Editor: Rob Copeland
* Dubbing by Glentham Studios
* Stories by Brainbox Mills
* Additional Material by Willie Rushton
* Music and Lyrics by Bob Heatlie
* Vocals by Zygott
* Eyes in the Dark by Nigel Davies
* Modelling Material by GCP Ltd
* Processing by Universal
* Produced by John Howson
* Assistant to the Producer: Sue Kerridge
* Series Created and Directed by Charlie Mills and Terry Brian
* © CMTB Animation/Queensgate Productions, 1984
* A Queensgate Production

## Trivia

* The cartoons on this release have been featured on earlier VHS releases, which were also distributed by Channel 5 Video.
* This release was reissued, under the “PolyGram” name, at an unknown time. The inlay is the same on both versions, but the information on their cassette labels are mostly different.

## Goofs

* The label on the cassette of the re-release classifies the feature with a BBFC “Uc” certificate, even though the inlay states that the feature is classified with a “U” certificate.

## Gallery

Inlay front coverInlay back coverCassette tape (original release)Cassette tape (re-release)Title card
The Small Red Thing

**The Small Red Thing** is a seemingly-sweet, but unfriendly, small monster from the television series. He makes his first and only ever appearance in the television series in *Yum Yum*.

## Biography

Feeling fed up of Drutt’s behaviour, Berk decides to get rid of him once and for all. Berk throws Drutt down the trap door, but later feels bad for what he did, so he opens the trap door, and, using a rope and a worm, attempts to fish Drutt out. Berk catches something, but he soon realises that it is not Drutt. Instead, a seemingly-friendly little red monster has caught the bait. Berk takes a fondness to the Small Red Thing, and, deciding that the little creature is a worthy replacement, he allows the small red monster to move in.

As Berk goes off to clean up the mess, he leaves the small red monster alone with Boni. The Small Red Thing transforms into a fierce monster with sharp teeth, which frightens Boni. He reverts back to his cute and innocent form when Berk returns. Boni informs Berk about the monster’s true nature, but Berk does not believe him. However, after the Small Red Thing proceeds to terrorise Berk as well, Berk soon learns that Boni was telling the truth all along. Fortunately, Rogg appears with Drutt, and unintentionally slams the trap door onto the small red monster, crushing him.
The Rock Thing

**The Rock Thing** is a big rock-like monster, like its name suggests, but of an uncertain kind. It makes its only ever appearance in the series in *Not Very Nice*.

## Biography

Berk is looking for The Thing Upstairs’ largest eyeball, which has rolled down the trap door. Berk soon sees an eyeball, which he thinks may be the Thing Upstairs’, on top of a pile of rocks. Berk wonders how the eyeball got up there. However, Berk soon finds out that the eye belongs to the Rock Thing. The Rock Thing causes Berk to run away in shock, before Berk suddenly finds himself inside of the mouth of The Worm Beast.
The Large Bug

**The Large Bug** is an enormous green insect-like monster, who serves as a minor character during the first season of the television series. It makes its central appearance in *Yechh!*.

## Biography

One morning, whilst Boni is still asleep, the Large Bug appears from the trap door. It produces a spawn of eggs, which some newborn bugs later hatch from, and the bug then makes its way back down the trap door.

The Large Bug later appears in *Bye Bye Berk*. As Berk accidentally leaves the trap door open, the Large Bug is one of many monsters to come out of it.

## Trivia

* The Large Bug’s gender is unconfirmed. However, because of its reproductive glands, it is likely to be female (or possibly intersex). It has two waving antennae on top of its head. This characteristic is shared with the Mother Blob, who is the only confirmed female character in the entire series, and further indicates that the bug is likely a female.
Gourmet’s Delight (episode)

**Gourmet’s Delight** is the fifth episode of the first series.

## Plot

The Thing Upstairs is feeling especially bad-tempered, because he is hungry, and he demands for his supper. He yells at Berk, who then goes into the kitchen to prepare him a feast, which Berk calls a “Gourmet’s Delight”. He goes to fetch his “gut bucket”, and returns with it, but he accidentally trips over Drutt, causing the contents to spill all over Boni. Berk apologises to Boni for the accident, but he then finds that he has no time to tidy up the mess, because the Thing Upstairs is growing impatient, and he yells at Berk once more to bring him his dinner. Berk then puts the Thing Upstairs’ meal into the dumbwaiter, and serves it to his master uncooked.

Just as Berk is about to clean up, he notices the trap door being opened by an invisible figure. He climbs out, and makes footprints wherever he goes. The unseen monster deliberately causes trouble. He purposely steps on Drutt, and throws Boni into a pot of scunge. Berk intervenes, intent of stopping the nasty creature’s antics. Berk slips on some scunge, and lands headfirst into his cupboard. The creature chucks scunge at Berk, who throws some back at him in retaliation. Berk hits the creature, causing him to turn visible.

Berk then tries to catch the naughty creature, who Berk now refers to as “Bubo”. Not long after Berk is kicked by him, Berk successfully catches Bubo, and he blows into the small air duct sticking out of Bubo’s head, causing him to inflate like a balloon. Berk releases Bubo, and opens the trap door, which sends Bubo back through. As Bubo descends into the dungeon, Berk yells at Bubo to never come back to cause trouble again. He then hears Boni muttering in the pot of scunge, and Berk amusingly remarks that Boni needs to take a bath, especially since he had not had one in a long time.

## Trivia

* This episode marks Bubo’s first appearance in the TV series.
* The last few seconds from this episode are featured in *Michaela’s Birthday Show for Boys*, a made-for-video special, which also features the closing few seconds from *The Big Thing*. The special also includes part of the TV series‘ opening titles, the title cards for *Food for Thort* and *Creepy Crawly*, and two very short segments from *Slither, Wriggle and Writhe*.
	+ *Michaela’s Birthday Show for Boys* was released by Channel 5 Video, which had previously released *The Trap Door* on video.

## Home media releases

### UK (VHS)

* *Creepy Crawly Adventures* (1986; re-released in 1991)
* *Michaela’s Birthday Show for Boys* (1990); clip
* *Breakfast Time and 11 Other Adventures* (2000)

### UK (DVD)

* *The Trap Door: Complete Collection* (2005)
The Trap Door (video game)

## The Trap Door

**The Trap Door** is a video game, and is based on the animated television series of the very same name.

## Trivia

* A follow-up, “*Through the Trap Door*”, was distributed in 1987. It was produced for the same consoles as its predecessor.
* Along with its sequel, this game was later repackaged for *The Trap Door Collection* in 1990. The compilation of the two games was, however, released exclusively for the ZX Spectrum.

## Gallery

A re-release coverAdvertisementAdvertisementRe-release cassette inlayCassette inlayRe-release cassette inlayRe-release cassette inlayRe-release cassette inlayRe-release cassette inlayRe-release cassette inlayGame mapGame mapTitle screenAlternate title screensGame mapA screenshotA screenshotA screenshotA screenshotA screenshotA screenshotA screenshotA screenshotA screenshot
Terry Brain

**Terence “Terry” Brain** (April 1954/5 – 25 March 2016) was a British animator, director, producer and writer. Brain, alongside Charlie Mills, was known for his work on *The Trap Door*.

## Career

Brain, ever since a very young age, had always shown a life-long interest in working with animation. Brain had first met Mills at school, spending much of the time experimenting with a camera, before eventually going on to make Mills his business partner in future life. One of Brain’s very first assignments consisted of him helping Mills create *The Trap Door*. He and Mills would go on to develop *Stoppit and Tidyup*, a similar children’s television programme. Much of Brain and Mills’ productions involved much creative input from Steve Box, who Brain and Mills had worked with straight from school.

Brain went on to work as an animator for the Aardman Animation Studio, but he would still retain his working partnership with Mills. Box and Mills had also spent much of their careers working alongside Brain at the Aardman Studio. Brain worked on the studio’s first feature-length film, *Chicken Run*, before helping to animate *Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit*. Brain also assisted on production for some of the studio’s other most acclaimed works, such as *Creature Comforts* and *Shaun the Sheep*. Brain had continued assisting on projects for the Aardman Studio for the rest of his life.

## Personal life

Brain was married to Sue Vickery. Him and his wife had two children, named “Dave” and “Claire”, and three grandchildren.

## Death

Brain died at his home, following a two-year battle with cancer. He is survived by his wife, children and grandchildren.

## Trivia

* Brain’s collaboration with Box and Mills on the production of the television show inspired a team name, “BrainBox Mills”, which is shown as a credit in the television show’s outro.
* Brain and Mills formed their own company, known as “CMTB Animation”. The final two letters of “CMTB” derive from Brain’s full name, whilst the first two letters derive from Mills’.

## References

1. https://www.aardman.com/terry-brain-1954-2016/
2. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-35907091
3. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terry\_Brain\_(animator)
Wood

**Wood** is a material, seen regularly in the television series.

## History

Wood was used by Berk to build his shelves in *Slither, Wriggle and Writhe*, then used it to bonk The Tentacles. Drutt used a piece in *The Pain* to open the trap door to get more worms, but it ended up releasing the Slug.

## Appearance

The wood resembles typical real planks of brown sawn timber.

## Trivia

* In some form or another, wood is seen in all of the episodes of the TV series. This is mainly because the trap door is made almost entirely from wood.
* Berk is seen using a plank of wood, which he attempts to unclog a blocked drain with, in *Sniff That*.
The Stupid Thing (VHS)

**The Stupid Thing** is a UK VHS release, which features the final seven episodes from the television series’ second season.

## Description

*“It’s time to enjoy a collection of NEW creepy crawly adventures from the hit TV series. Join Berk and his friends, Boni — the long-suffering wise old skull, and Drutt — Berk’s mischievous and unhelpful pet, defending themselves against the creatures that lurk beneath...”*

*“Deep in the cellar of the castle is the Trap Door, entrance to the dark caverns and passageways under the castle, and you must never leave the Trap Door open — for there is always something down there in the dark waiting to come out.”*

## Episodes

1. *The Stupid Thing*
2. *Boo!*
3. *The Lump*
4. *The Splund*
5. *Nasty Beasty*
6. *What a Weirdo*
7. *The Big Red Thing*

## Trivia

* Excluding one episode on *Spooks and Gooks*, which incidentally happens to be *The Stupid Thing*, this release is the last release of the television series produced by Channel 5 Video.
* Like *Scunge*, the previous VHS release of the television series, no title card appears at the beginning of the programme.
* A title card, reading “*A Queensgate Production*”, is shown after the closing credits of the last episode on this release.
* Images of the three previous video releases of the television series are displayed on the back of the inlay. *Creepy Crawly Adventures* is placed after *Watch Out for That Nasty Stuff*, even though *Creepy Crawly Adventures* is the first release.
* The label on the cassette reads the distribution company as “*PolyGram Video*”. PolyGram was what Channel 5 Video was later renamed to, hence why the tape displays the PolyGram logo.
* The label on the cassette abbreviates the authentic title of this release, naming this release as “*Trap Door: Volume 4*”.
* Most of the release’s inlay images, shown on the spine and back cover, are sections of a promotional photograph of the television series. The whole promotional photograph appears on the inlay back cover of *The Maple Door: A Creeping Adventure*, which is a Swedish VHS release of the television series.

## Goofs

* As mentioned above, *Watch Out for That Nasty Stuff* listed before *Creepy Crawly Adventures* might seem awkward to some people. This arrangement is also displayed on the back of the inlay of *Scunge*, which is Channel 5 Video’s previous release.
* The inlay back cover of this release states that the feature’s running time is about forty minutes long, though it lasts for only about thirty-five. There are only seven episodes, and each episode is exactly five minutes long. Other than its logos and warning screen, there is no additional material.
* The release’s inlay states the feature is classified with a BBFC “U” certificate, but the label on the cassette of this release classifies the feature with a BBFC “Uc” certificate.

## Gallery

Inlay front coverInlay spineInlay back coverCassette tape
Berk

**Berk** is the central character of the series, and appears in every episode. Berk resides with Boni and Drutt in the cellar of the Ancient Castle. He is also the servant of the Thing Upstairs, who is the castle’s proprietor.

He is voiced by the late Willie Rushton, who provided voices for all other speaking characters in the television series.

## Personality

Berk appears to be more intelligent than most other monsters, because he is able to talk, and he can adapt to life. However, he is really not very clever. He struggles with simple everyday skills, such as counting and spelling. Berk is able to cook for the Thing Upstairs and himself, and he spends much of his time making food in the kitchen. He rarely shows any scruples, especially when it comes to doing anything that he is likely to regret. For instance, he attempted to get rid of Drutt in *Yum Yum*. However, Berk is often able to eventually see the errors of his ways. Berk’s most frequent habit is leaving the trap door open, which is usually the reason why a monster would appear out of it.

As the Thing Upstairs’ servant, Berk is almost always forced to do chores around the castle. This makes Berk feel very tired and overworked indeed. He will often try to find ways of avoiding such dirty work, and he usually sees the trap door as the crux of his methods. Berk has the tendency to throw rubbish down the trap door, as seen in numerous episodes. A most noticeable example of this is seen in *Boo!*, where the Phantoms torment Berk, for his years' worth of improper waste disposal.

## Trivia

* Berk speaks in a West Country British accent, which is typically spoken in the south-western part of the English region.
The Stupid Thing and 11 Other Adventures

### Distributor(s)

Castle Vision (original release), Playbox (first re-release), Castle Home Video (second re-release)

### Released

20th September 1993 (original release), 10th October 1994 (first re-release), 13th March 2000 (second re-release)

### Followed by

The Trap Door: 12 Scary Episodes

**The Stupid Thing and 11 Other Adventures** is a UK VHS release, and features twelve season two television series episodes.

## Description

“*It's time to enjoy a collection of creepy crawly adventures from the hit TV series. Join Berk and his friends, Boni - the long-suffering wise old skull - and Drutt - Berk's mischievous and unhelpful pet, defending themselves against the creatures that lurk beneath…*

*Deep in the cellar of the castle is the Trap Door, entrance to the dark caverns and passageways under the castle, and you must never leave the Trap Door open, for there is always something in the dark waiting to come out.*”

## Episodes

* *The Stupid Thing*
* *Scunge*
* *Oh Globbits*
* *Moany Boni*
* *The Horrible Thing*
* *Not Very Nice*
* *Bugs*
* *Yum Yum*
* *Birthday Surprise*
* *Boo!*
* *The Lump*
* *The Splund*

## Trivia

* This release comprises entirely of episodes from the television series‘ second season, but excludes the final three episodes. The three season two episodes not shown on this VHS release are *Nasty Beasty*, *What a Weirdo* and *The Big Red Thing*.

## Goofs

* *The Stupid Thing* being shown many episodes before its previous episode, *Birthday Surprise*, on the release might be awkward to some. This may baffle first-time viewers, and those not familiar with the continuity of the TV series. This is because Drutt’s Nippers are seen in *The Stupid Thing*, even though that they are introduced at the end of *Birthday Surprise*.

## Gallery

Inlay front cover (1993 original release)Inlay spine (1993 original release)Inlay back cover (1993 original release)Inlay front cover (1994 “Playbox” re-release)Inlay spine (1994 “Playbox” re-release)Inlay back cover (1994 “Playbox” re-release)
Bugs

Who's Bugs?"

This article is a disambiguation page for Bugs

The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

* For **the creatures**, see Bugs (creatures).
* For **the TV series episode**, see Bugs (episode).