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Flexicard

**Flexicard** is a form of electronic ticketing smartcard used on public transport across Newleaf Island. It is promoted by the Transportation Department of the Newleaf Island government and is valid on all bus, train, tram, and domestic flights and boat services.

Flexicard was launched by Localbus Leeds in May 2014, who developed it alongside Travel Leeds. Initially used exclusively on Localbus Leeds services, it was rolled out on all public transport in Leeds in July 2014. Simultaneously, the card was launched in Home on Localbus Home services only as *MEGA by Localbus*; MEGA-cards are soon to be decomissioned as Flexicards are introduced across the rest of Newleaf Island.

## Other types of Flexicard

### Flexicard Mini

Flexicard Mini will be launched on 1 November 2014 for people under the age of eighteen, who would be entitled to child fares. It allows them to receive 50% off of child fares on all valid modes of transport, and functions much the same as a standard Flexicard.

Flexicard Mini is valid up until the day before your eighteenth birthday. An expiring Flexicard Mini can be exchanged at a travel information centre or ticket office for a full Flexicard for no charge.

## Past types of Flexicard

### *MEGA by Localbus*

Localbus Home launched *MEGA by Localbus* cards, effectively rebranded Flexicards, on their routes only in July 2014, at the same time as Flexicard was introduced across Leeds. Flexicards and MEGA-cards are not interchangeable; Flexicards are not valid on Localbus Home services, while MEGA-cards are not valid in Leeds.

Localbus announced that MEGA-cards would be discontinued from 31 October 2014, due to the launch of Flexicard across all services on Newleaf Island. Valid MEGA-cards can be exchanged for Flexicards for free at any travel information centre of ticket office, and MEGA-cards will remain valid on only Localbus Home services up until their expiry date. To encourage exchange, it was later announced that everyone who exchanges a MEGA-card for a Flexicard would recieve a free £20 top-up on their new Flexicard.
North Bridge railway station

North Bridge railway station was a railway station located just west of North Bridge, in the north westerly region of the City of Water Hills.

The station opened on August 19th 2007 with the initial Home Rail network, and closed on April 17th 2014.

Following demand and site surveys, construction on a new North Bridge station started midway through Autumn 2015, and the station opened in its new location on March 10th 2016.

## History

North Bridge was one of the first stations to be built for the new Home Rail network in 2007, with services on both the old Museum and Main Gate lines, later to become the Home Centre line in 2010, through which served the station until closure in 2014. Services started on August 19th 2007.

In June 2009 the station was reduced to a southbound only service, much to the opposition of local residents, due to space and capacity restrictions on the bi-direction single platform. Passenger numbers declined after this move and continued to decline until the announcement in October 2013 that the station would be closed in 2014.

Until its closure, North Bridge station served the busy North Bridge in both directions.

Whilst operational, North Bridge also interchanged onto the tram stop, which was built and closed at a similar time, and several bus connections.

### Reopening

The closure of North Bridge station prompted a local review on the transport links in the area. This prompted a site survey which found a location close to Water Hills orchard which was suitable for construction of a new rail station and tram stop.

Construction of the new stop started in Autumn 2015, and was completed by March 2016, with the station opening on the 10th March. The station comprises of two platforms for rail services, and a further two platforms situated adjacent for tramway services.

## Services

At the time of closure, North Bridge was served only by southbound Home Centre line services from Main Gate and Museum, towards Home Centre and Home Interchange

Current services at North Bridge

Past services at North Bridge
Lake Home railway station

Lake Home railway station is a railway station in the Palm Coast region of Home, located next to the popular Lake Home. The station opened on April 22 2014.

## History

*See also: Home Pond railway station*

In the planning stages of the 2014 rail replacement program, Home Rail decided that the Home Pond railway station, which for years had a declining number of passengers, would be replaced by a new station located closer to the Lake Home, to help try attract people back onto the rail services, which were a quicker way of travelling to the Lake than the Line 2 tram service from the centre of Home.

Construction of Lake Home station began on February 19th 2014, with construction finishing on April 12th, ten days before the first scheduled service into the station.

The first train at the new station, was the 07:05 Home Rail service to Freshwater Beach on April 22nd. At 0700, the mayor of Home officially opened the station after officially opening the other new station on the network, Freshwater Bridge.

## Services

Lake Home station is served by the Lake Home line, operated by Home Rail, with services every 30 minutes to Home Interchange and Freshwater Beach.

Current services at Lake Home

## Tram Stop

Lake Home tram stop comprises of an island platform containing a through platform for Purple trams, with a bay platform for Blue trams to make a reversal out of the station to head back to East Wall. The tram stop opened in 2012 along with both routes that it serves.

Current services at Lake Home
Leeds Main Gate Interchange

**Main Gate Interchange** (commonly nicknamed the **Minterchange**) is an interchange station in the northern Leeds suburb of Pine Forest.

## Bus station

The bus station at Main Gate Interchange consists of 6 stands.

* Stand A - All services going outside Leeds
* Stand B - All services going outside Leeds
* Stand C - 19 and X9 towards Arowana Peninsula
* Stand D - 19 and X9 towards Pine Forest
* Stand E - FB (through) and FBX (terminating) towards Leeds Interchange
* Stand F - FreeBee towards Pine Forest

## Metro station

The metro station at Main Gate Interchange consists of 2 platforms.

* Platform 1 - Line 2 clockwise
* Platform 2 - Line 2 anti-clockwise

## 2011 upgrades

The station underwent major engineering work in late July and early August 2011, with the addition of the 18 and 252 bus routes at the station and the launch of the 10 bus route by Stagecoach to Boondox and Home. Thus, with buses to the outside world and stops on lots of routes within Leeds, it was designated Leeds' second Interchange on 2 August 2011 and renamed Main Gate Interchange.

## Location

Main Gate is located in front of Leeds Main Gate, close to the Northern Cliffs.
City Transport Newleaf Island

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**City Transport Newleaf Island** is one of Newleaf Island's "big two" bus operators, operating high-frequency and high-density services across the island.

City Transport Newleaf Island is part of the City Transport group, operating bus services across the United Kingdom.

## Services

### Leeds Local

All *Leeds Local* services are operated from the Home Road depot, located in Leeds' Diplomatic City.
City Transport 'more'

*more* is the name given by City Transport to its premier brand of bus services across all of its operations.

## History

The *more* brand was first rolled out across two of City Transport's routes in the United Kingdom in a now defunct subsidary of the company.

The brand was initially brought to Leeds in June 2014 with the 10 bus route being the first route to be upgraded to this premier standard.

Several other routes in Newleaf Island have followed the 10, most noticeably being the busy Leeds to The City corridor.

## Routes

*more* is a premier brand of bus service and must not be confused as an operator of buses. All routes which are listed below are operated by City Transport Newleaf Island.
Leedstown Copperfield Airport

**Leedstown Copperfield Airport** (IATA: **LCU**, ICAO: **EACO**), commonly known as **Copperfield**, is a domestic and short-haul international airport located approximately twenty miles west of Leedstown, Capital District, within the village of Copperfield.

Copperfield opened in December 2012 to ease overcrowding at Leedstown's other airport, Hurnwick, by taking domestic and short-haul international flights away from Hurnwick. Both airports are owned and operated by Peel Airports. It is connected to downtown Leedstown, and Hurnwick beyond, by the Hurnwick–Copperfield High Speed Railway, a high speed railway opened in 2014.

Copperfield is a primary hub for FlyLeeds Regional and FlyLeeds Zero.
2011 Sunshine Coast floods

The **2011 Sunshine Coast floods** were floods that occurred in Sunshine Coast during the morning of 21 August 2011.

The floods were sparked throughout the suburb after an isolated thunderstorm dumped 60mm of rain in the suburb in just 4 hours, while leaving other suburbs completely unscathed. The unforecasted thunderstorm caused flash flooding throughout the suburb, which smashed building's windows and swept away cars. Tourists were called to stay away from Sunshine Coast, as flood waters at knee height rushed through the suburb. The floods were the first floods in Leeds' history.

Clean-up began as waters receded on the afternoon of 21 August, revealing rubble and mud on the streets in it's wake, but much less damage than expected.
InterCity

**InterCity** is the brand name of Newleaf Island's high speed rail services, launched on 1 January 2016. The InterCity franchise is currently operated by Abellio. InterCity is opening in stages with the completion of new lines and rolling stock, and the main network should be fully operational by 2017.

InterCity services are currently run under the InterCity Regional sub-brand, with services connecting Leeds, Porttown and other major services. Additionally, there are proposals for an InterCity Mainline network, connecting Leeds, Home and Porttown with non-stop services and journey times between all three of less than thirty minutes; however, the Mainline proposals are currently postponed pending the approval of a high speed line extension to Home.

From 2017, InterCity will begin operating services through the Scilly Tunnel to London and other locations in the United Kingdom. These services will be branded as InterCity 230.

InterCity have operated a dedicated fleet of Class 374 trains since launch, which were ordered new for the network. A number of 374s are still awaiting delivery, including the upgraded 374/2 subclass, intended for Scilly Tunnel work, which will be bi-mode trains and also the fastest trains in the world. Additionally, a fleet of Class 373 trains are currently being procured second-hand to boost capacity on the already overcrowded InterCity Regional network, while a speculative order for more 374/1s has been postponed pending consultation on the proposed InterCity Mainline network.
2014 Home helicopter crash

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On 24 April 2014, a private Airbus Eurocopter AS332 L2 Puma helicopter flying between Humberside, United Kingdom, and Home, Home, **crashed** into the Celtic Sea six miles south of the Homian coast, killing three of the four occupants.

## Event

The private helicopter involved, registered in the United Kingdom as G-NBTZ, departed Humberside Airport in north Lincolnshire on mainland Britain early on the morning of the crash with four people aboard.

The helicopter entered Homian airspace at around 1100, approaching from the south in order to avoid a long line of thunderstorms developing over nearby Leeds.

At approximately 1108 local time, the pilot of the helicopter transmitted a mayday call to Home Air Traffic Control (ATC), with the pilot stating that the helicopter was losing power and slowing down. Three minutes later, at 1111, the helicopter disappeared from radar screens at Home ATC with no sign of any further mayday calls, instrument failure, or other struggle. The helicopter was several miles off Home's coast over the Celtic Sea at the time of the disappearance.

### Search and rescue

After further attempts to contact the helicopter failed, the emergency services were informed of the incident by Home ATC at quarter past eleven.

A large search operation, described as the largest in the region for twenty-five years, was launched. The SSCV Home Victory and SSCV Victorious made their way to the scene from Home, as well as many lifeguard vessels from Home and G-Ville. Leeds contributed to the rescue effort by sending their navy helicopter carrier LNS *Ace*, with ten search and rescue helicopters aboard, to the scene to act as a "mobile base". Leeds also sent ERRV *Superior*, a ship fitted with sophisticated sonar equipment to scour the seabed for any signs of remains.

Debris was discovered over the following forty-five minutes, all linked to the missing helicopter, and the chief investigator announced in a press conference at midday that they had concluded that the helicopter "had crashed beyond all reasonable doubt".

At 1612, after five hours of searching, the ERRV *Superior* located the main wreck of the helicopter on the seabed six miles south of Home in thirty metres of water. Shortly after, one survivor, a young child, was found clinging to a floating piece of debris in a critical condition and flown to the accident and emergency department at a Leeds hospital and placed onto life support. Divers went down to the wreck of the helicopter, only to find the remaining three occupants dead in their seats.

The SSCV *Victorious* lifted the helicopter out of the water and onto the body of a Leedsian vessel, on which it was transported back to the port of Home.
18 bus route

The **18** is a bus route, operated by Leeds Buses in Leeds. It is marked on network maps, at stations, and on the ground by a Lilac colour.
On 26 September 2011, the X8 bus route was launched. The X8 uses the same route, but is an express service.

The route is operated by Scania N230UDs with Alexander Dennis Enviro400 bodywork, a type of full-length, double-decker bus. The buses that run the route are numbered 31101-31125.

## Station list

This is a list of stations on the route, in order from Waterfall to Leeds Docklands. They are all request stops, except Waterfall, Leeds Docklands, and Leeds Interchange where it will always stop.

* Waterfall
* Memorial Bridge
* Leeds Interchange
* Leeds Mall
* Town Hall
* Orange Forest North
* Orange Forest South
* Cocoa Beach
* Leeds Docklands
Home Trams

**Home Trams** is a City Transport run tram operator in Home, running three local tram routes.

It was announced on September 26th 2015 that the Home Trams operation (then operated by National Express) was to be merged with the then Abellio-run Home Rail operation.

The fleet is maintained alongside the heavy rail fleet at the Turton rail depot.

## History

Home Trams began operation in 2009 with a fleet of 10 Bombardier Flexity trams, running the Line 1 tram route, which was later branded the green route.

In 2012, a further 10 trams were delivered to start operations on Line 2 and Line 3, which later became the purple and blue routes respectively.

The system was closed for two weeks over the Easter period in 2014 to allow for engineering works at various points across the network.

### Future

Following talks with both operators and Transport for Home, it was announced on September 26th 2015 that the Home Trams operation (then operated by National Express) was to be merged with the then Abellio-run Home Rail operation, with the local heavy rail routes becoming part of the tramway. The expected transfer date for this is late 2016.

## Services

The current services are split into three different routes.

### Home Centre line

Services on this line run every 10 minutes on two core routes, between Lake Home and East Wall, and between Home Interchange and Main Gate. Some additional services run during peak times and on weekends between Home Interchange and Home Centre.

### Palm Coast line

Services on this line run every 10 minutes on two core routes, between Home Interchange and Lake Home, and between Home Interchange and Freshwater Beach. Additional services run every 20 minutes between Lake Home and Freshwater Beach.

### Museum line

Services on this line run every 10 minutes over two core routes. Trams run between Waterfall and Home Port via Home Interchange, and between Palm Beach and East Wall, via a reversal at Home Interchange.

## Fleet

Home Trams currently operate a fleet of 70 trams. In September 2017, City Transport announced that the entire fleet would be replaced with a new build fleet of trams, expected to start operation in late 2017. The first of these trams arrived shortly after the announcement was made, having been kept under wraps for a number of years previous. In 2018, a follow on order for a further fourty S70s was placed, for delivery from 2019.

 Siemens S70 | 85
14 bus route

The **14** (***Airport Link***) is an express bus route operated by Leeds Buses outside of Leeds.

## Details

The *Airport Link* runs regularly 24 hours a day to no timetable. It runs between Main Gate Interchange and Leeds International Airport. It is marked on network maps, at stations, and on the ground by a Light Olive Green colour.

## Buses

15 Scania A94UBs / Scania OmniLinks, a type of articulated bus, are allocated to the *Airport Link*. Both the chassis and the bodywork are built by Scania, and the bodywork is part of their Omni family. They are numbered 73201-73215. These buses all carry LE11 registration. As many buses as possible are put onto the *Airport Link* every day.

## Bus stops

This is a list of bus stops on the *Airport Link*, in order from Main Gate Interchange to Leeds International Airport Terminal 6. All of these bus stops except the terminuses are request stops.

* Main Gate Interchange Stand A/B
* Leeds International Airport Terminal 1
* Leeds International Airport Terminal 2
* Leeds International Airport Terminal 3
* Leeds International Airport Terminal 4
* Leeds International Airport Terminal 5
* Leeds International Airport Terminal 6
Leeds City Transport

**Leeds City Transport** (**LCT**) was an international transport group operating buses, trains, express coaches, ferries, and planes. The group was founded in 1994 by the merging of all government-owned transport groups into one nationalised company. The group is based in Downtown Leeds and has operations mainly within Leeds and across Animal Crossing Island.

The company was disbanded in 2014 after privatisation.

## Subsidiaries

### Current subsidiaries

* Leeds Railways
* Leeds Airlines
* Leeds Ferries
* Leeds Ferries Global
* Leeds Buses

### Former subsidiaries

* Leeds Airways (until 2011)
* National Express Leeds (49% ownership, until 2006)
Leeds

**Leeds** is the name of an upcoming subregion of the sovereign state of Newleaf Island, which will be founded at midnight on 1 October 2014. It will join Home, Glendale, G-Ville and Northern as subregions.

Leeds will be the largest subregion in terms of population and, if it were an independent country, would have the fifth largest economy in the world. One of Newleaf Island's two joint capital cities, Leedstown, will be located in Leeds. Due to Leedstown's national-level responsibilities, it will not be the capital of the Leeds subregion; rather, the capital of the Leeds subregion will be Ridgford, a large city across the Leeds River from Leedstown.

Leeds will cover an area of exactly 43,200 square miles, making it slightly larger than Bulgaria, Cuba and Liberia and slightly smaller than Honduras and Greece. It has a population of 60,724,992 people giving it a population density of 1405 people per square mile.
The Riverbanks

**The Riverbanks** is the name given to an urban agglomoration located either side of the Leeds River, consisting of the two equally-sized cities of East Riverbank, PF and West Riverbank, CH. The metropolitan area of the two cities forms one of the largest population centres on Newleaf Island, with an estimated population of over 8 million at the last census.

The Riverbanks, located in a strategic location in the centre of the country, not far from Leedstown, means in recent years it has become an even more important national and international hub. The population of the Riverbanks metropolitan area is the fastest growing of any large metropolitan area in the entire country, and there is a likelihood that the combined East Riverbank–West Riverbank population could soon overtake Ridgford and Saltburn become the second-highest metro population in the country.
WTFIWWY Wikia

## What This Nonsense Is

A wiki created to describe the show *What the Fuck is Wrong with You?*, a show where we all laugh at the idiotic, frustrating and insane activity of our species and try not to think about how doomed we all are. This is not a child-friendly wiki, as the show itself is really not child-friendly (though kids seem to keep finding it anyway).
Leedstown Hurnwick airport

**Leedstown Hurnwick Airport** (IATA: **HUR**, ICAO: **EAHU**), commonly known as **Hurnwick**, is a major airport serving Leedstown, Capital District. As of 2014, Hurnwick is the largest and busiest airport in the world.

The airport is owned and operated by Peel Airports, who also own the nearby Copperfield Airport and four airports in the United Kingdom. The Lakeside Aviation Centre, on Hurnwick property, is the headquarters of the world's largest airline, the FlyLeeds Company. Hurnwick itself is a primary hub for FlyLeeds, FlyLeeds Zero, Aer Lingus, British Airways, Singapore Airlines, and Virgin Atlantic.

Hurnwick lies twenty miles east of Leedstown and ten miles north of Melanton within the village of Hurnwick in the Capital District. It is connected to downtown Leedstown and the Copperfield Airport beyond by the Hurnwick–Copperfield High Speed Railway, a high-speed railway opened in 2014; conventional rail lines branching out from Hurnwick railway station connect the airport with other destinations within the area, including the town of Melanton. A second high-speed line, to Melanton, is set to open in 2017.

The airport has six parallel east–west runways along with ten operational terminals on a site that covers thirty square kilometres. The first terminal at the complex, Terminal 1, opened in 1958, with the last, Terminal 10, opening in April 2012. Peel Airports have announced that the airport has reached it's maximum number of terminals for the foreseeable future, and they will now focus on rebuilding the older terminals, starting with Terminal 3 in 2015.

Despite the large size of the airport, overcrowding has become a large problem for Hurnwick. As a result to increasing pressure on the airport's facilities and transport links, a second airport was opened by Peel Airports to the west of Leedstown in 2012. Handling domestic and short-haul international flights, the new airport was named Leedstown Copperfield Airport, and it successfully removed most short-haul traffic from Hurnwick.
Minimetro

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**Localbus Mini Metro**, branded as **minimetro**, is a sub-brand used by Localbus Leeds for zero-fare city centre circular bus routes that operate in four cities in Alum Chine and Durley Chine in Leeds, Newleaf Island. Each minimetro route runs in a circular fashion connecting key areas of the town and city centres in Alum Chine City, Arowana Peninsula, Durley Chine City, and Sheraton.

All minimetro services are timetabled to be high-frequency, high-capacity routes for shuttling mainly shoppers and tourists around the key areas of the cities that they serve. minimetros operate twenty-four hours a day seven days a week, running every five minutes between 6am and 9pm from Mondays to Saturdays. On Sundays buses operate every ten minutes, and at night buses run every ten to twenty minutes depending on the exact time.

## Future

There are plans to roll minimetro services out in a further ten cities served by Localbus Leeds by January 2015. These cities are:

* Alford, DC
* Clearwater Beach, CL
* Cocoa Beach, CC
* Cocoa City, CC
* Fulbury, FB
* Groveton, FB
* Ludlow, LU
* Mullion, AC
* Penhallow, CL
* Rutherford, HW

This was announced in a press conference by Travel Leeds on 13 September 2014, shortly after a private meeting between Localbus Leeds, Travel Leeds and the relevant suburb transport authorities had taken place to confirm the move.

## minimetro fleet

Alexander Dennis Enviro300 integral diesel full-size single-decker buses are used by Localbus Leeds on all four minimetro routes. A dedicated fleet of Enviro300s is provided for the minimetro, carrying a special yellow and blue livery.

Due to the nature of the service as a "hop on, hop off" route, with passengers only making relatively short journeys, more standing room is provided on dedicated minimetro buses than on ordinary vehicles. This is achieved by removing several seats from the low-floor area of the bus. Several seats are retained in the low floor area for the use of passengers who cannot easily stand or climb steps. The higher-floor area of the bus contains the standard number of seats. Overall, there are twenty-seven seats on a minimetro bus, but a far higher standing capacity than an ordinary bus would have.

The buses are also fitted with luggage racks for passengers to place their shopping on, rather than having to carry them around the bus. One large luggage rack is located directly behind the driver's cab, while overhead luggage racks line either side of the higher-floor section of the bus. A final large luggage rack is located at the very back of the bus, replacing some of the rearmost row of seating.

For passengers who wish to travel with a bicycle, dedicated bike racks are fitted to the rear end of the bus. To use these, passengers with a bike should first inform the driver that they are attaching their bike to the bike rack, and the driver will then wait for them to safely attach their bike. Bike locks are available to borrow from the driver.
17 bus route

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The **17** is a bus route, operated by Leeds Buses in Leeds. It is marked on network maps, at stations, and on the ground by a Dark Brown colour.

On 26 September 2011, the X7 bus route was launched. The X7 uses the same route, but is an express service.

The route is operated by Scania N230UDs with Scania OmniDekka bodywork, a type of full-length, double-decker bus. The buses that run the route are numbered 33101-33125.

## Station list

This is a list of stations on the route, in order from Leeds Interchange to Transport Museum. They are all request stops, except Leeds Interchange and Transport Museum where it will always stop.

* Leeds Interchange
* Memorial Bridge
* Clearwater River
* Western Cliffs
* Leeds Museum
* Orange Pansy Museum
* Transport Museum
Newleaf Rail Class 170

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 The **Newleaf Rail Class 170** were a class of three-car diesel multiple units used by Leeds Rail in Leeds between 2004 and 2008, when they underwent a refurbishment and were converted into Class 171/1s.
Freshwater Beach railway station

**Freshwater Beach railway station** is a railway station located in Freshwater, close to and serving the popular Freshwater Beach.

The station opened on 8 June 2011.

## History

Construction of the station began in February 2011, with the construction of the Freshwater Beach line, with construction finishing in April 2011. The station was built to the usual length specification, with a single platform located on the beach side of the railway line, with a stabling siding located opposite the platform.

The line and station opened in June 2011.

At a large press conference at October 2013 where the details of the 2014 engineering program were announced, Home Rail announced that Freshwater Beach would be served by the Lake Home line, recieving services from Lake Home. It was later announced, after anger amongst holidaymakers that they would have to change services, that a direct service from Home Interchange would be run to the station, retaining the old Freshwater Beach line name, which currently runs in the summer period only.

The summer period proved tricky at the station, with there often being delays due to the single platform terminus for two services. Delays were often more prevalent on a weekend and during the summer holiday, with most services being run as double units, which then meant that the entire platform was being used at once.

In August 2015, Home Rail announced that there would be another platform constructed at the location in December 2015 to rectify the issues that were occurring with congestion at the station in the previous two years of the new network.

## Services

Current services at Freshwater Beach
*summer only*

Past services at Freshwater Beach
Palm Beach Interchange

Palm Beach railway station is a railway station in the south western suburb of Palm Coast which serves the large Palm Beach, the other being Palm Coast railway station. A short walk from the train station is the bus station, which is linked by a short bridge, hence the reclassification to Palm Beach Interchange in March 2015.

## Railway Station

### History

The station originally opened in August 2011 with the short-lived Home Centre stopper with only one platform. In December 2011 it was decided that the station would only be served during peak times by the stopper.

In April 2014, the station was closed and a second platform was added for its reopening. Likewise, the station is still double tracked on the through platform, whilst the terminus platform also has a siding running close by. This shares its similarities with the nearby Home Centre railway station.

On April 23, the third platform was completed at Palm Beach, which allowed a more flexible timetable on the Home Centre line.

### Services

Originally, the station was served by the Home Centre stopper, part of the Home Centre line.
Presently, the station is served by the Home Centre line on services between Home Centre and Home Interchange, and is also the terminus of the new Museum line.

Current services at Palm Beach
 *Terminus* | Museum line | Home Centre | 3
Newleaf Rail Class 387

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 The **Newleaf Rail Class 387** are a class of electric multiple units being constructed for use by Home Rail in Home from 2016 onwards. Home Rail are set to receive 33 three-car and seven four-car 387s, the first of which have now been completed and delivered for testing. Leeds Rail also have twenty-five five-car units on order.

The Class 387s are a part of the Bombardier Electrostar family and as such are a development of the previous Class 377, 378 and 379 units.

Testing of the Home Rail 387 units began on 6th June, and entered passenger service on 16th June.

## Fleet details

 387034–387040
 387/4
Nash Bozard

**Nash Bozard** is the creator and host of the podcast **What the Fuck is Wrong With You?**.

## Bio

Nash Bozard was born on October 14, 1976 in Charleston, South Carolina, USA as John Edward Bozard III. He has run Radio Dead Air on a weekly basis, at his own expense, for ten years.

Incidents from his life that come up in the show include the time he got drunk and declared that he was Jesus, his former smoking and/or use of his E-cig (which he uses during the live show), and an incident in which he conspired to steal the Olympic torch.

## Other Works

Along with appearing in crossovers or cameos with other Channel Awesome producers, Nash also created and hosts the shows *Doctor Who Classic*, *The Musical Chair* and *Here There Be Dragons*, along with a Tuesday Tech Talk, and he runs Radio Dead Air, which produces WTFIWWY once a week along with streaming music (usually requests), premiering new episodes of other shows including his and the like.

## Appearances

Nash has appeared in 259 episodes of *What the Fuck is Wrong With You?*

* 05/09/11
* 05/30/11
* The Balloon One, Tara
Jayna

> "A nice quote from Jayna here, but feel free to remove this if no one can find any."
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Jayna is a crew member from Game One. She was the crew's technician[?] and became an abomination after being brought back from the dead.

## Personality and Traits

Jayna has the following traits:

Calm

Cooperative

Skilled at machines

Respectful

Botanophobia

Ex-Con

## Trivia

* Jayna and Edel had a brief encounter prior to the events of Game 2. If he wasn't a prunus, Jayna most likely would have killed him.
Oni oanh liệt

**Oni oanh liệt** (Todoroku Oni / 轟く鬼) là tập thứ mười sáu của loạt phim.

## Nhân vật

Oni

* Todoroki
* Zanki
* Hibiki
* Ibuki
* Sabaki

Nhân vật khác

* Adachi Asumu
* Tachibana Kasumi
* Tachibana Hinaka
* Amami Akira
* Tachibana Ichiro
* Mochida Hitomi
* Adachi Ikuko

Makamou

* Douji và Yamaarashi

## Ghi chú

* *Oni oanh liệt* được phát hành DVD trong quyển 4 cùng các tập phim *Số phận điên loạn*, *Douji ăn thịt*, *Sấm sét suy yếu*.
* Tập phim với rating 8.8% cao hơn so với trung bình 0.58%
Kelda Zelshy

**Kelda Zelshy** is one of the main characters in the Game 1 in Fortuna. She is the captain of the game's crew crew.

She is known to be stoical, unlike most drakons. She hoards coffee items, and often won't care if you touch her hoard except for a particular cup. She seems rather apathetic of most things. During the course of Game 1, she slowly grows to become a malevolent drakon. Once we see her again in game 2, she has been described by BOULDER to not be able to form a single sentence that does not involve coffee. It's also worth noting she felt panic when Noverus died, and that if she could see that it was Slate about to die, she would not have killed him.

## Biography

### Prior to her trip to Fortuna

Kelda was a gambling addict, along with her husband. She used to gamble most of her money and was very succesful. However, a streak of bad-luck ended her up with a massive debt to various criminal types. This and the death of her husband lead to her looking to Fortuna for a way out.

## Personality and Traits

Kelda Zelshy has the following traits:

Loud

Pokerface

Calm

Psychic Powers

Observant

Respectful

Compulsive Liar

Easily Agitated
Scrambler

**Scramblers** are small, round, handheld devices which can be used to damage or disable robots and AIs. They are most commonly thrown at the target AI, and upon making contact, confuse and disorient the AI by initiating an onslaught of errors to their system.

## Notable Uses

* Leonard obtained a bag of scramblers and used one on Roman Apollo v1 during the first tutorial game.
* Roman Apollo was a victim of a scrambler a second time at the hands of Somnus v1, as revenge for him messing up his fursuit.

## Trivia

* Both times scramblers have appeared in the story, they have only been used against a single AI, Roman Apollo.
Prometheus

> *This article refers to the crew member, Prometheus. The AI Prometheus' entry can be viewed on the Cosmosdex here.*
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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

> "I am tired of it being We, We, We. I want it to be ME, I'm even thinking of getting a name, you know? Today I take a stand. I am an indi-" - Prometheus moments before getting shot by Ferpex
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Prometheus is a crew member of Captain Crimson' crew. He was formerly part of an extral hivemind before becoming an individual.

## Apperance

Prometheus looks like a typical extral. The only things setting him apart are the sunglasses he wears and the scar on his chest: a starry spiral pattern.

## Personality

### Traits

Individualism
Rebellious
Confident
Destiny
Leeds Airlines

**Leeds Airlines** was the largest airline based on fleet size, scheduled flights, destinations, and passengers carried in Leeds. The airline was based at the Lakeside Aviation Centre outside Leedstown Hurnwick Airport.

The airline was founded in 1974 with the nationalisation of the aviation industry in Leeds, which saw the merger of Leeds' two largest airlines - Northeast Airways and Island Jet - among with many smaller entities. While initially directly controlled by the government, in 1994 the airline was transferred into the control of Leeds City Transport, an at-arm's-length nationalised company.

On 1 March 2014 the aviation industry in Leeds was once again privatised, and Leeds Airlines were made defunct. The majority of the company's assets transferred to a new airline known as FlyLeeds through a management buyout.
Doobel

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***Doobel***was the doctor in Game One, until he was forced off the ship by Kelda due to him being injured. He was very cheerful, though he did not fully understand certain statements sometimes, as seen when he tried to "operate" the ship.

## History

Not much is known about Doobel's history as he left the crew shortly after reaching the second or third planet. He was first seen when no one was driving the ship in the control room, holding a saw. Thyella pleaded with him not to operate on the ship, which most likely would've spelt disaster. He stopped after seeing Hermes stare at him intensley, however.

Upon meeting Cobalt, he kept on offering her lunch, to her annoyance. He persisted until Cobalt choose the third planet out of fustration of being pestered. Thyella did her best to tell Doobel off and to ease Cobalt's anger.

Doobel remained on the ship while the crew explored the outside.
Noverus Rayson

> "Bah, I have already been asked a few times, and each and every time I have told them no. You asking will not change my mind. It is my duty to be here right now."
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**Noverus Rayson** is a crew member in Game 1 and a secondary character in Game 2. He was the first mate of the Player's crew and died in Game 2.

He is a generally typical Arma, following an honour code and the Great Social Ladder. He is known for his attachment to armour, his colour-blindness and his embarrassment at failure. Throughout the course of Game 1 he progressively takes over more and more of the commanding duties on the Player's ship as Kelda (the ship's captain) slowly transforms into a Malevolent Drakon. In Game 2 Noverus has become a fire mage and is unwilling to leave his ship and his wife. He is slain when the ship he is on initiates self-destruct at the command of Cea Jasper.

## Personality and Traits

Noverus, like most Armas is incredibly loyal to those he serves under. He is generally distrustful of races lower than him on the Great Social Ladder though is otherwise quite amicable. While often dismissive of "lower races" he is willing to accept them if they prove their worth, albeit reluctantly.

Due to a major mistake he made during the Battle of Harp he was permanently scarred by the loss of his crew-members. Upon returning to the place of said battle he began hallucinating a flashback, implying he has developed some form of shell-shock.

Noverus Rayson has the following traits:

Loves one-liners

Colour blind

Clumsy

Disciplined

Motivated

Jack of Trades

Speciesist

PTSD
Burr

**Burr** is one of Mors' three robotic hounds, and part of the trio Sir, Burr, and Risk. Like the others, he has black fur. Burr's eyes are always wide open, giving the impression that he's always staring. His ears are torn off, and only exist in small stubs. There is also what appears to be a zipper going around his neck.

Burr usually moves very slowly. The air around him feels constantly freezing cold. This is an in-game parallel to Burr's ability to freeze the game.

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## Trivia

* The three hounds are a reference to Cerberus, Hades' 3-headed dog in Greek mythology. This can be observed when combining their names, Sir, Burr, Risk.
* The hounds are also a reference to "See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil," Burr with his missing ears being "hear no evil."
* Burr's power to freeze the game, and his general connection with the cold, matches with his name. "Brrrrr" is what one says when they're cold.
Cowboy Beepboop

## Cowboy

Cowboy is a friend of You and an avid player of Fortuna. Having roped many of his friends into playing Fortuna, he decided to give You the game as well.

## Appearance

Cowboy's player AI takes two different forms depending on his playstyle. As a dual Support/Ground type player, his design meets down the middle of the two types, resulting in a simple grey robot striped with darker stripes. Beneath his wide, heterochromic eyes - one orange and one blue - grey tear tracts run straight down to his chin. Two antennae spring from the top of his head.

When he decides to hunt AIs his player AI acquires a brown cowboy hat and cloak, along with a segmented tail and a single forked antenna much like an Artemis' horns.

## Personality

Cowboy cares greatly about his friends and is happy to splurge on buying them all an expensive game just so they can play together.

By contrast, his playstyle is ruthless. He finds Apollo's reaction to his betrayal hilarious and tackles the Sun God Run for the thrill of the challenge. He also seems to have a spiteful streak, as he decides to do a run dedicated to killing as many Greek and Roman AIs as possible if You decides to ruin their friendship by calling him a terrible person for assuming the AIs aren't people.

## History

### Real life

Cowboy has been known to rope people into Fortuna. He gave You a copy of Fortuna because he wanted to play co-op with them and show the things he created in the game.

### In-game

Cowboy's player AI appears in the Player's first game only to get eaten by a robotic shark.

## Relationships

### You

Cowboy is You's real-life best friend. He gave them a copy of Fortuna so they could play co-op together. The reader's choices can affect how their relationship evolves.

If you choose to defend the AIs, he at first becomes defensive and later frustrated with you. He tells you that he's worried about you, but that "you can't keep snapping at people just cause they're messing with the characters in the game." This can lead to him blocking you if you continuously act hostile towards him.

### Roman Apollo v1

In one of Cowboy's Sun God runs, he mistook Roman Apollo for Greek Apollo. After being betrayed, he apparently had an identity crisis. This could be the reason Roman Apollo in You's game wants to be greek and built a new shell resembling the greek Apollo.

### Greek Apollo v1

Apollo was quickly and easily befriended by Cowboy and may have genuinely seen him as a friend. After Cowboy betrayed him, he turned into The Sun God.

## Trivia

* Cowboy mentions he lives just 30 minutes of walking distance away from You.
* Cowboy calls everyone a "dudebro" regardless of gender.
* Nike is Cowboy's favourite AI.
* He usually uses Artemis as a patron in his casual games.

## References

1. ↑ "**You:** Do you call everyone a dudebro? - CowBoy: Yes." - Page 4232
Apollo v3

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**Apollo v3** is a recurring character in Fortuna. He first appeared in Game 1, where he worked alongside Artemis as a tour guide at Station Halcyon. After she disappeared, he was taken in by Leonard's crew and then given to Kelda's crew on the next planet.

He survived long enough to reach Fortuna, losing his "original shell" along the way, before being passed along to Nicko, and lastly, N-77.

## Appearance

Apollo initially appears as a humanoid robot with a black TV for a head, equipt with a headset on the left side with a red windscreen. He had a gold screen displaying a face which changed according to his emotions, which always retained two closed-eyes. He wore a black suit and pants with a gold undershirt and a red bow tie.

After the shell was sold, he was forced to inhabit a small and red snake-like shell with a wind-up key on the back.
Mors

Mors v1 is a child god of the underworld, with no stated gender. They are referred to by constant different pronouns by every other character. They rule the Underworld and the keep the game's files organized, along with Hermes v1. They're initially met with the name of Clockwork, or CW.

In Game 2, it is revealed that their true form is a clockwork, made from bodies of every character whose death can be attributed to the player. This allows them to shift their form to other characters, as shown in one of the intermissions where they pretend to be an Artemis unit.

They have their own Cosmosdex page, which you can view here.

## Personality

Mors acts childlike to everyone, keeping up a bubbly apperance and smiling at everyone they meet. It is mentioned by Thantos that he wishes they would stop doing this, implying this is nothing more than a façade.

When not keeping up this apperance, Mors is serious, despite being cheerful. They stop censoring themselves eventually, trying to get people to start listening to them. This first becomes apparent near the end of Game 2 when they speak to Hermes.

## Powers

As a patron, Mors will provide absolutley nothing to the player and refuse to talk to them.

## Trivia

* The tutorial will always force the player to kill a character in order for Mors to be created.
* Mors V1's appearance is synonymous with 70% of other Mors.
Tara Deenihan

**Tara Deenihan** is the main cohost of *What the Fuck is Wrong With You?* alongside Nash Bozard.

## Bio

Tara had an excessively interesting childhood, from which she can draw many bizarre stories. At age six she and her older sister got drunk on leftover champagne, and because her Mom already had tickets, they went to see *Annie* on Broadway, hammered. Her father accidentally set the family dog's butt on fire while trying to kill pests. As an adult she unintentionally shocked a TSA agent with a trick lighter she'd forgotten she had, but luckily he had a sense of humor.

She also loves hippos, and collects them. She has started a Hippo Lantern Corp, and in particular two of her hippo toys appear on the show regularly: Disembodied Orgasm Hippo, which made very suspicious "happy" noises, and the Hug Lovin' Hippo, which sings and dances to a rewritten version of Sir Mixalot's "Baby Got Back."

While living with her sister's family she also semi-adopted her nephew's cat, Bridget, who frequently stole the show as cats are wont to do. After her move, Bridget was replaced by Miracle, an older, deaf cat who apparently really hates being on the show but is still adorable, albeit in a cantankerous old lady sort of way.

## Other Works

Tara has frequently mentioned starting a show about how to commit crimes better (as in, not like a naked idiot), though this has yet to happen as it might be interpreted the wrong way by someone like the NSA. She recently ran an Indiegogo campaign for a web series startup.

## Appearances

Tara has been in 186 episodes of *What the Fuck is Wrong With You?*

* 05/09/11
* 05/30/11
* The Balloon One, Tara
* 06/13/11
* New Goddess Religion
* IT'S A BOMB
* Don't Mess with the Amish
* It's Not a Pocket
* 08/08/11
* Beepocalypse
* They Call Him Flipper
* Hummingbird Hell
* Wanna Steal a Bridge?
* Alchemy for Dummies
* Curse of the Weredonkey
* 11/14/11
* Drunk Monkey Taunting
* Gooey Hot Pockets
* A Shotgun Christmas
* Grandma Punchin' Christmas

## Links

@tara\_atrandom on Twitter

@tara\_deenihan on Instagram

taraatrandom on Tumblr
Apollo v1 (Greek)

Greek Apollo v1 is an AI in Fortuna. In You's game, due to the previous runs of Cowboy and I, he takes the form of the universe-destroying Sun God.

## Relationships

### You

Apollo feels sorry for You. He doesn't want them to think it's their fault the universe was destroyed and doesn't blame them for their ignorance about what was happening. His condolences for them are sincere.