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2021–22 (Premier League)

## 2021–22 Yeovil Town F.C (Premier League)

Yeovil Town F.C began the season in August 2021.

**Final League Position**: 15th

**FA Cup**: Quarter-finals

**Carabao Cup**: Champions

YeoLaTengo Season Review: 2021–22

## Off-Season and Transfers

#### **Pre-season Tournament 2021–22**

Yeovil Town participated in the European International Cup set in Italy. They finished first in the group, ahead of **Konyaspor** (*Turkey*),**Chievo Verona** (*Italy*) and**Real Oviedo** (*Spain*). However, the were knocked-out in the Semi-final against **Genoa** (*Italy*).

#### **Summer transfer window**

Over the course of June and August, Yeovil Town made 4 acquisitions (S. Mounie, L. Benkovic, R. Oxford, B. Renneke) whilst signing E. Garcia on a 6-month loan from Manchester City.

C. Dickinson and S. Downing departed after retiring from football. E. Carter left the club on loan.

A. Santos and A. Gafaiti left the club after agreeing free transfers during the months before the window opened. O. Olomola, B. Mugabi, J. Gray, S. Hall, T. Murphy, P. Morris and D. Moore secured transfers away from the club during the window.

#### **Winter Transfer Window**

When the transfer window opened in January, Yeovil Town made one signing in D. Yearwood.

I. Lewis and L. Price left on loan.

## English Premier League

Yeovil Town's performance and commentary are broken down for each month of the season.

* August 2021
* September 2021
* October 2021
* November 2021
* December 2021
* January 2022
* February 2022
* March 2022
* April 2022
* May 2022

#### **Matches**

Yeovil Town's complete match results for the 2021–22 season.

## The Emirates FA Cup Summary

Yeovil Town progressed to the quarterfinals round of the FA Cup, where they lost at Home to Manchester United.

 January
 January
 February
 March

## Carabao Cup Summary

Yeovil Town progressed to the final of the Carabao Cup, where they beat Crystal Palace to lift the trophy.

## Squad Statistics

Overall statistics for Yeovil Town F.C Players during the 2021–22 season.

## Youth Academy

At the end of the season, 6 players were promoted from the Academy and were handed professional contracts. 1 player was promoted as the season was ongoing.
That guy in the rain (?)

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That guy in the rain (?) is the seventh episode of The Daichis - Earth's Defense Family.

## Characters

### The Daichis

* Daichi Dai
* Daichi Nozomi
* Daichi Seiko
* Daichi Mamoru

### Secondary Characters

* Shiratori Eren
* Ejima Junko
* Weird

## Music Timestamps

Note: Does not include time codes for OP or ED.
*Italics are for tracks that don't use an official name.*

 Star Blur
 Knock Me Out!
 I Wish
 LET'S GO!～地球防衛家族のテーマ
 INO-SHIKA-CHOU
 Count to Zero
 ミサイル・パンチ
 Mad Dogs

## Trivia

* This aired on the day of series creator, Shoji Kawamori's birthday. (February 20, 1960)
Daichi Nozomi

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Daichi Nozomi (大地 望) is one of the main characters of The Daichis - Earth's Defense Family. She is the older sister of the Daichi family.

## Personality

Nozomi feels like she is treated like a tool to the mother of the family since Nozomi does the chores such as cooking in the house. She isn't really interested in things like love, and does not like conflict between the family. She also desires to have somewhat of a normal life as seen in episode 6.

## Appearances

* Earth's Final Day
* The Broken Family
* Yellow Card
* Surprise! The Daichi Family's Weird
* Special Training! Sleepless Nights
* Soldier's repose
* That guy in the rain (?)
* Cute Invaders
* The day Love destroyed the Earth
* Eight p.m., before Hachiko
* Shudder! The deep darkness of the Daichi family
* Berth D in flames
* Decisive battle! Flowers for you...

Note: Into the Depths of Marital Hell is the only episode she doesn't appear in the series.

## Trivia

* Because Nozomi's age is 14 instead of 13 and she's in 8th grade at the start of the series, her birthday is likely between April and June.
	+ Dai is in a similar situation except he is 9 years instead of 8 at the 3rd grade.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.bandaivisual.co.jp/boei/navi\_index2.html
2. ↑ https://mediaarts-db.bunka.go.jp/an/anime\_series/7438
3. ↑ https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=1257
4. ↑ https://namu.wiki/w/%EC%A7%80%EA%B5%AC%EB%B0%A9%EC%9C%84%EA%B0%80%EC%A1%B1
Cute Invaders

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Earth's Final Day is the eighth episode of The Daichis - Earth's Defense Family.

## Characters

### The Daichis

* Daichi Dai
* Daichi Nozomi
* Daichi Seiko
* Daichi Mamoru

### Secondary Characters

* Shiratori Eren
* Ejima Junko
* Weird

## Music Timestamps

Note: Does not include time codes for OP or ED.
*Italics are for tracks that don't use an official name.*

 Hysteric Guru
 Triangle
 Knock Me Out!
 I Wish
 INO-SHIKA-CHOU
 Super Sonic Surfer
 Anger Than Yesterday
 *SongNotOnOSCD\_Song5* | 20:23-21:11

## External Links

* EMOTION 40周年記念特番｜第2回 「河森正治」特集 part 3 - Cute Invaders Episode Segment in Video
2020–21 (EFL Championship)

## 2020–21 Yeovil Town F.C (EFL Championship)

Yeovil Town F.C began the season in August 2020. They secured promotion to the Premier League after winning the Championship Title.

**Final League Position**: 1st

**FA Cup**: Eliminated in the second round

**Carabao Cup**: Eliminated in the third round

YeoLaTengo Season Review: 2020–21

## Off-Season and Transfers

#### **Pre-season Tournament 2020–21**

Yeovil Town participated in the European International Cup set in Holland. They finished first in the group, ahead of **Carpi** (*Italy*),**LASK Linz** (*Austria*) and**VVV-Venlo** (*Netherlands*). They would progress to the final, where they defeated **PEC Zwolle** (*Netherlands*) to lift the trophy.

#### **Summer transfer window**

Over the course of June and August, Yeovil Town made 5 acquisitions (A. Bell, S. Downing, S. Conde, B. Foster, D. Osei Yaw) whilst selling M. Worthington and allowing 5 players to leave to the club on loan

Y. Arquin departed the club after agreeing on a move away during the winter transfer window of 2020.

#### **Winter Transfer Window**

The winter window opened in January 2021. Yeovil Town announced the signing of L. Sorensen from Stoke City for a fee of £2,600,000 - a new club record after the signing of B. Foster.

C. Harrison, D. Moore secured 1-year loans away from the club, whilst T. Murphy moved on loan to Feyenoord for 6-months. A. Santos and A. Gafaiti signed pre-contracts to depart the club in the summer.

Outside of the transfer window, O. Olomola and B. Mugabi were sold and will leave the club at the beginning of the new season.

## EFL Championship

Yeovil Town's performance and commentary are broken down for each month of the season.

* August 2020
* September 2020
* October 2020
* November 2020
* December 2020
* January 2021
* February 2021
* March 2021
* April 2021
* May 2021

#### **Matches**

Yeovil Town's complete match results for the 2020–21 season.

## The Emirates FA Cup Summary

Yeovil Town progressed to the second round of the FA Cup, where they lost at Home to Bolton.

 January

## Carabao Cup Summary

Yeovil Town progressed to the third round of the Carabao Cup, where they lost Away to Bournemouth.

 August
 September

## Squad Statistics

Overall statistics for Yeovil Town F.C Players during the 2020–21 season.

## Youth Academy

At the end of the season, 1 player was promoted from the Academy and was handed a professional contract.

 England
Soldier's repose

## Soldier's repose

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### Eye Catch Character

Daichi Nozomi

Soldier's repose is the sixth episode of The Daichis - Earth's Defense Family.

## Characters

### The Daichis

* Daichi Dai
* Daichi Nozomi
* Daichi Seiko
* Daichi Mamoru

### Secondary Characters

* Shiratori Eren
* Ejima Junko

## Music Timestamps

Note: Does not include time codes for OP or ED.
*Italics are for tracks that don't use an official name.*

 I Wish
 Knock Me Out!
 Floatin`
 Super Sonic Surfer
 ミサイル・パンチ
 Mad Dogs
 MIRROR MIRROR
Denise Jackson

Denise Susannah Nicholas (née Jackson; 1865-1935) was the daughter of Frank and Susannah, stepdaughter of Herbert Nicholas, sister of Olivia, Timothy and Gerrard, the wife of Edward Nicholas and the mother of Nicholas, Molly and Amy.

Having married Nicholas in 1888, the pair had three children together named William (b. 1888), Molly (b. 1892) and Amy (b. 1893).

## History

She was born in Arlington in 1865, the daughter of Frank and Susannah. She had three younger siblings named Olivia, Timothy and Gerrard. Her parents divorced when she was twenty-two.

She married Edward Nicholas in her hometown in 1888, together they had William, who was born the same year, Molly, who was born four years later and Amy, who was born five years later. Their marriage successfully lasted for forty-six years, ending with Nicholas death.

She died in Chesapeake in 1935.
Hayakawa Tetsuya

Hayakawa Tetsuya is one of the secondary characters of The Daichis - Earth's Defense Family.

## Appearances

* Soldier's repose
* That guy in the rain (?)
* Eight p.m., before Hachiko
* Shudder! The deep darkness of the Daichi family
* Into the Depths of Marital Hell
* Berth D in flames
* Decisive battle! Flowers for you... (Flashback only, does not answer Seiko's phone call)

## References

1. ↑ https://mediaarts-db.bunka.go.jp/an/anime\_series/7438
2. ↑ https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=1257
3. ↑ https://namu.wiki/w/%EC%A7%80%EA%B5%AC%EB%B0%A9%EC%9C%84%EA%B0%80%EC%A1%B1
Yellow Card

## Yellow Card

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### Eye Catch Character

Daichi Mamoru

Yellow Card is the third episode of The Daichis - Earth's Defense Family.

## Characters

### The Daichis

* Daichi Dai
* Daichi Nozomi
* Daichi Seiko
* Daichi Mamoru

### Secondary Characters

* Shiratori Eren
* Ejima Junko

## Music Timestamps

Note: Does not include time codes for OP or ED.
*Italics are for tracks that don't use an official name.*

## External Links

* EMOTION 40周年記念特番｜第2回 「河森正治」特集 part 3 -Yellow Card Episode Segment in Video
C. Hudson-Odoi

## Callum Hudson-Odoi

 Callum Hudson-Odoi

Callum Hudson-Odoi is an English footballer who plays for Yeovil Town F.C as a Left-winger since July 2023. He arrived for £10,000,000 from Chelsea on a 4-year contract. He was part of the negotiations for Chelsea's purchase of Lovre Benkovic.

## Yeovil Career

#### December 2023

* Suffered a Pulled Quad and will be out for 3-weeks
Daichi Mamoru

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Daichi Mamoru (大地 衛) is one of the main characters of The Daichis - Earth's Defense Family. He is the otaku father of the Daichi family.

## Personality

Mamoru is the navigator of the family; he gives info on their current mission. However, he is dismissed to be unreliable to the people of the group. He also craves for junk food such as donuts and other sweets and quite materialistic with his belongings.

## Appearances

* Earth's Final Day
* The Broken Family
* Yellow Card
* Surprise! The Daichi Family's Weird
* Special Training! Sleepless Nights
* Soldier's repose
* That guy in the rain (?)
* Cute Invaders
* The day Love destroyed the Earth
* Eight p.m., before Hachiko
* Shudder! The deep darkness of the Daichi family
* Into the Depths of Marital Hell
* Berth D in flames
* Decisive battle! Flowers for you...

## References

1. ↑ https://www.bandaivisual.co.jp/boei/navi\_index2.html
2. ↑ https://mediaarts-db.bunka.go.jp/an/anime\_series/7438
3. ↑ https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=1257
4. ↑ https://namu.wiki/w/%EC%A7%80%EA%B5%AC%EB%B0%A9%EC%9C%84%EA%B0%80%EC%A1%B1
Hen

## Voice Actor

***Hen*** (変), ***Weird*** in the English Dub is one of the secondary characters in The Daichis - Earth's Defense Family. He is Dai's pet.

## Appearances

* Surprise! The Daichi Family's Weird
* Special Training! Sleepless Nights
* Soldier's repose
* That guy in the rain (?)
* Cute Invaders
* The day Love destroyed the Earth
* Eight p.m., before Hachiko
* Berth D in flames
* Decisive battle! Flowers for you...
Earth's Final Day

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Earth's Final Day is the first episode of The Daichis - Earth's Defense Family.

## Synopsis

*In the not-so-distant future, the Daichi Family are in the middle of a breakdown as the parents face divorce. Suddenly, they receive a mysterious fax asking them to “Save the Earth”. Later in the afternoon, a comet-like object is closing in on the Earth…*

## Characters

### The Daichis

* Daichi Dai
* Daichi Nozomi
* Daichi Seiko
* Daichi Mamoru

### Secondary Characters

* Shiratori Eren
* Ejima Junko

## Gallery

EP1MiddleSchoolScenery2.pngEP1MamoruSeikoDivorceForms.png

## Music Timestamps

Note: Does not include time codes for ED.
*Italics are for tracks that don't use an official name.*

## References

1. ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20160823201251/http://view.yahoo.com/show/the-daichis--earths-defense-family/episode/60713079/sub-earth-s-final-day
SAMURAI (Opening)

Samurai is the opening of The Daichis - Earth's Defense Family.
In episodes 1 and 13 it only plays up to the segment with the logo and then fades out to the start of the episode afterwards.
Which means the song is shortened in Episode 13 while in Episode 1, the song: Missile Punch (ミサイル・パンチ) is used in place of Samurai.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.animelyrics.com/anime/chikyuboeikazoku/samurai.jis
S. Foley

## Sam Foley

Sam Foley is an Irish footballer who played for Yeovil Town F.C as a Centre-midfielder from July 2019 to July 2020. He had two spells at the club, having helped Yeovil Town secure promotion to the Championship in 2012/13.

He announced his plans to retire from footballer at the beginning of the 2019/20 season.
Item Option Card System

**Item Option Card System** is a system that can generate items and specific operations for the items. You place the Transmitting card data into the holster of the card reader, which gives out a Option Item Charge (EP13). Mainly Dai and Nozomi uses the card system. Each also come with their own statistic bar.

## Nozomi

Parsol Huricane #02 Episode 2 End of episode
Parasol

* Barrier Parasol - Free
* Parsol Hurricane 5.5 million yen

Baloon Capture #01 Episode 3 HP70 100
Big Dust Trapper (EP13)

## Dai

Three options that appear in a text box

* Missle Punch EP01
* Lighting Sword EP03
* Electric Shocker EP03

### Other individual options

* Hammer Header #02 Episode 2 End of Episode
* Rhythm Saucer Wave 53 million yen EP7 HP90 #04
* Black Hole Punch 16 million yen #14 HP70 150
* Giant Bone #05 HP70 150
* Hyper Mode
* Big Bang Cursher -100 million yen

## ???

* Endorphin Two Base 14.5 million yen
* Ultra-Electromagnetic Printer 17.5 million yen
* Dragon Liger 31.5 million yen
* Tiger Hole in One 12 million yen
* Hyper Shinkasen 21 million yen
* Phantom Laser Disk 5.8 million yen
* Lighting Tractor 10.7 million yen
* Large Bowl of Udon Noodles 1 thousand yen

## Team Moves

Gravity Free Kick (EP13)
Mighty Robo cost 100 million yen #03 Episode 5

### Moves

* Missle Punch
* Lighting Sword
* Electric Shocker
* Jumbo Parasol Hurricane
* Jumbo Lightning Sword
Richmond

Richmond skyline

Location within United States

Richmond is the capital city of Virginia, southeastern United States. Richmond was incorporated in 1742 and has been an independent city since 1871. In 2011, it had a population of 166,629. It's 57 miles from Jamestown, 106 miles from Arlington and 108 miles from Washington. in 2016, the population was estimated to be 223,170, making Richmond the fourth-most populous city in Virginia. The Richmond Metropolitan Area has a population of 1,260,029, the third-most populous metro in the state. Richmond is located at the fall line of the James River.

It was once the home of Herbert and Susannah Nicholas, who are both buried within the town.
Ejima Junko

Ejima Junko (江島ジュンコ) is one of the secondary characters in The Daichis - Earth's Defense Family. She teaches for class 3-2 (Dai and Eren's class), and also being the cat in the virtual online game.

## Appearance

She is a slim woman of average height with long blue hair tied up just under her neck. She wears white panties with a pink flower design and white tights.

## Personality

She's shown knocking away Dai daichi when he gets under her skirt and sighing, however she is shown to be kind and compassionate, but she's not above getting angry, as she went on a tangent about dai's skirt lifting and teasing, and she declines a gift from Dai, accepting his skirt lifting.

## Appearances

* Earth's Final Day
* Surprise! The Daichi Family's Weird
* Soldier's repose
* That guy in the rain (?)
* Cute Invaders
* The day Love destroyed the Earth
* Eight p.m., before Hachiko
* Into the Depths of Marital Hell
* Berth D in flames

## Trivia

* A running gag in the series is her skirt being lifted.
* Her skirt constantly being lifted up by dai daichi may be a reference to miss machiko, another teacher who's skirt is constantly lifted by students.

## References

1. ↑ https://mediaarts-db.bunka.go.jp/an/anime\_series/7438
2. ↑ https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=1257
3. ↑ https://namu.wiki/w/%EC%A7%80%EA%B5%AC%EB%B0%A9%EC%9C%84%EA%B0%80%EC%A1%B1
4. ↑ Berth D in flames
Washington

Hamilton Hotel

Map of Washington

Washington, D.C., formally the District of Columbia and commonly referred to as Washington or D.C., is the capital of the United States. Founded after the American Revolution as the seat of government of the newly independent country, Washington was named after George Washington, first President of the United States and Founding Father. As the seat of the United States federal government and several international organizations, Washington is an important world political capital. The city is also one of the most visited cities in the world, with more than 20 million tourists annually.

In 1901, George Calstone and his wife Olivia left this city with their first two children Josephine and Roland when they moved to England.
Hunter Family

**The Hunters** have been known in Manchester for over one hundred years, since Philip Hunter was a detective for Lancashire Constabulary. David Hunter followed in Philip's footsteps and also became a police officer for the same Constabulary. Leslie Hunter, also a police officer, was married to the children's author Josephine Calstone.

## The Seven Hunter Siblings

**Amelia**

**David**

**Leslie**

**Louise**

**Thomas**

**Rupert**

**Herbert**

**Josephine Calstone (wife of Leslie)**

**Oliver Hunter, son of Leslie and Josephine**

**Frances Hunter, daughter of Leslie and Josephine**

## Descendant Tree

Philip Hunter (1858-1928), married to Jane Walker (1860-1930) (m. 1885)

1. Amelia (1889-1950), married to Roy Simpson (1885-1956) (m. 1913)

1. Linda Simpson (1914-1971)

2. Ronald Simpson (1915-1985)

3. Patrick Simpson (1918-1999)

2. David (1892-1954), married to Dorothy Miller (1900-1976) (m. 1924)

1. Elaine Hunter (1924-1964)

2. Robert Hunter (1926-2007)

3. Leslie (1893-1974), married to Josephine Calstone (1899-1978) (m. 1931)

1. Oliver Hunter (1932-)

2. Frances Hunter (1935-2009)

4. Louise (1895-1968)

5. Thomas (1898-1970)

6. Rupert (1901-1962)

7. Herbert (1903-1976)
Eight p.m., before Hachiko

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Eight p.m., before Hachiko is the tenth episode of The Daichis - Earth's Defense Family.

## Characters

### The Daichis

* Daichi Dai
* Daichi Nozomi
* Daichi Seiko
* Daichi Mamoru

### Secondary Characters

* Shiratori Eren
* Ejima Junko
* Weird

## Music Timestamps

Note: Does not include time codes for OP or ED.
*Italics are for tracks that don't use an official name.*

## Errors

* The pink signboard behind Hayakawa is misspelled as "Sibuya" instead of "Shibuya" some English text around the Hachiko Plaza within this same episode does spell this location correctly.(10:00)
United States

Official flag of the United States

13.4% Black

5.8% Asian

2.7% Other/multiracial

1.3% Native American

0.2% Pacific Islander

2.1% Jewish

0.8% Muslim

The United States of America (USA), commonly known as the United States (U.S. or US) or America, is a country composed of 50 states, a federal district, five major self-governing territories, and various possessions. The United States is the world's third or fourth largest country. With a population of over 327 million people, the U.S. is the third most populous country. The capital is Washington, D.C., and the largest city by population is New York City. Forty-eight states and the capital's federal district are contiguous in North America between Canada and Mexico. The State of Alaska is in the northwest corner of North America, bordered by Canada to the east and across the Bering Strait from Russia to the west. The State of Hawaii is an archipelago in the mid-Pacific Ocean. The U.S. territories are scattered about the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, stretching across nine official time zones. The extremely diverse geography, climate, and wildlife of the United States make it one of the world's 17 megadiverse countries.

The United States is home to many families, including the Calstone family, the Jackson family, the Nicholas family and the Walsh family. George and Olivia moved from Washington in 1901, along with their two children Josephine and Roland.
James River

James River

James River is a river in United States state of Virginia that begins in the Appalachian Mountains and flows 384 miles to Chesapeake Bay. The river length extends to 444 miles if one includes the Jackson River, the longer of its two source tributaries. It is the longest river in Virginia and the 12th longest river in the United States that remains entirely within a single state. Jamestown and Williamsburg, Virginia’s first colonial capitals, and Richmond, Virginia's current capital, lie on the James River.

In 1844, Geoff Jackson sailed from James River to the Bermuda Triangle on his ship the Great Redmond and soon disappeared. Fifty-six years later in 1900, only his ship was discovered.
Frank Jackson

Frank Jackson (1840-1895) was the son of Albert and Amelia, the older brother of Peter, the ex-husband of Susannah Walsh and the father of Denise, Olivia, Timothy and Gerrard.

Having married Walsh in 1864, the pair had four children named Denise (b. 1865), Olivia (b. 1873), Timothy (b. 1874) and Gerrard (b. 1876).

## History

He was born in Jamestown in 1840,the son of Albert and Amelia, he was the older brother of Peter. He moved to Arlington when he was four, along with his parents and brother.

He married Susannah Walsh in his hometown in 1864, together they had four children named Denise, who was born the following year, Olivia, who was born eight years later, Timothy, who died aged three and Gerrard, who died aged two. The death of their sons resulted in their divorce, which was finalised in 1887. Following their divorce, he never saw Walsh again.

In his later life, he lived with his daughter Denise and her husband Edward Nicholas, along with their children and was reported as a pauper. He died in 1895, from influenza.
Oldbury

Location within South Gloucestershire

Oldbury is a village in South Gloucestershire, England, in the northern suburbs of Bristol. It had around 956 residents at the 2001 census, increasing to 2,953 at the 2011 census. It is home to Oldbury Station on the London-South Wales railway line it shares the same church, St. Eric's, with its neighbouring village Charwick.

## Expansion in the 20th century

Similar to Charwick, Oldbury undertook rapid expansion in the 20th century, prior to the 1980s Charwick was just a small village, straggling along the main street, Hambrook Lane.

Artist impression of Oldbury Village Hospital
Philip Hunter

Thomas Hunter

Rupert Hunter

Herbert Hunter

Robert Hunter

Oliver Hunter

Frederick Edwards (step)

Frances Hunter

Sally Edwards (step)

Philip Hunter (August 22, 1858 - 1928) was the father of Leslie Hunter and paternal grandfather of Oliver and Frances. He lived in Manchester with his wife Jane Hunter.

Having married Jane Walker in 1888, the pair had seven children in fourteen years. They had two daughters named Amelia (b. 1889) and Louise (b. 1895) and five sons named David (b. 1892), Leslie (b. 1893), Thomas (b. 1898), Rupert (b. 1901) and Herbert (b. 1903)

## History

Born in Stockport, Manchester in August 1858, Hunter joined the police force aged eighteen, when he was employed by Lancashire Constabulary. On April 7, 1888, Hunter married Jane Walker.

Their first child was named Amelia. Shortly after her birth, they moved to 188 Greystoke Avenue, in Stockport. Their second child, who they named David, after Philip's father, was born three years later. The pair went on to have five more children named Leslie, in 1893, Louise, in 1895, Thomas, who was named after Walker's brother, he was born in 1898, Rupert, in 1901 and finally Herbert, in 1903.

After their house in Greystoke was bombed during the First Word War, Hunter and his wife began living with their daughter Amelia, along with their son Herbert. Hunter died in 1928, aged 70. Two years later, Jane Hunter died. They were both buried in Stockport.
Oldham

Union Street

Location within Greater Manchester

Oldham is a town in Greater Manchester, England, amid the Penninesand between the rivers Irk and Medlock, 5.3 miles southeast of Rochdale and 6.9 miles northeast of Manchester and 12 miles of Stockport. It had a population of 224,897 in the 2011 census.

It is home to the Walker family, Jane Walker moved from here to Stockport, where she lived with her husband Philip Hunter, at 188 Greystoke Avenue.
Timothy Jackson

Timothy Frank Jackson (1874-1877) was the son of Frank and Susannah and the brother of Denise, Olivia and Gerrard.

Having died at the age of three, his parents separated because of his death.

## History

He was born in Arlington, in 1874, the third child of Frank and Susannah. He had two older sisters named Denise and Olivia and one younger brother named Gerrard.

At the age of three, he was diagnosed with smallpox and got worse overtime. He eventually died in 1877.
Benjamin Calstone

Jeffrey Calstone

Benjamin Frank Calstone (February 15, 1911 - October 30, 1993) was an English casino owner, who owned the Calstone Casino in Blackpool.

## Early Life

Calstone was born in Newcastle, the sixth and youngest child of American emigrant parents George and Olivia (née Jackson; 1873 - 1946). He had five older siblings named Josephine, Roland, George, Harriet and Jeffrey. He was educated at Maryland Boys School, which his brothers also attended.

## Career

Prior to becoming a casino owner, he used to run a gambling den in Blackpool, taking bets on horses. He would often make fake winning announcements. He opened Calstone Casino in 1964. He ran it successfully until 1989, when it burnt down in a fire.

## Marriage

Calstone married Alison Hurley in Newcastle, in 1932. They moved to Blackpool the following year. Together they had two children named James and Brenda. Their marriage ended after sixty-one years following Calstone's death in 1933.

## Death

He died on the morning of February 15, 1993, at his home in Blackpool. He was discovered by his wife. He was buried at St. Oliver's cemetery.
Holcombe

The Holcombe Inn

Location within UK

Holcombe is a small village and civil parish situated in the Mendip area of Somerset, South West, England, the village had a population of 937 in the 2011 census. The parish contains the hamlets of Barlake and Edford. It is 13 miles from Bath and 20 miles from Bristol.

The village is home to the Reynolds family, George Reynolds committed suicide by hanging himself in the living room of his house. The last relative to live here was journalist Dana Reynolds.
Annie Calstone

Annie Calstone (1862-1865) was the daughter of Isaac and Diane and the older sister of Bessie, Joshua and George.

## History

She was born in Washington, in 1862, the daughter of Isaac and Diane. She had one younger sister named Bessie. Her two younger brothers Joshua and George were born after her death.

She died at the age of three from measles.
Reynolds Family

**The Reynolds family** were natives of Holcombe, before they moved to Charwick. The earliest known relative was George Reynolds, who married Violet Fowler and had two children named Terry and Dana. They are connected to the Calstone family though Jeffrey Calstone, who married Dana Reynolds in 1942.

## The Reynolds Siblings

**Terry**

**Dana**

**Phoebe Harper (wife of Terry Reynolds)**

**Jeffrey Calstone (husband of Dana Reynolds)**

**Deborah Calstone, daughter of Jeffrey and Dana.**

**Alan Calstone, son of Jeffrey and Dana.**

## Descendant Tree

George Reynolds (1879-1924), married to Violet Fowler (1887-1939) (m. 1910)

1. Terry Reynolds (1911-1972), married to Phoebe Harper (1909-1986) (m. 1939)

2. Dana Reynolds (1912-1966), married to Jeffrey Calstone (1906-1987) (m. 1942)

1. Deborah Calstone (1941-)

2. Alan Calstone (1943-)
Dana Reynolds

Dana Calstone (nèe Reynolds; 1912-1966) was the daughter of George and Violet and the younger sister of Terry. She was the wife of Jeffrey Calstone and the mother of Deborah and Alan.

She married Calstone in 1942, together they had two children named Deborah (b. 1941) and Alan (b. 1943).

## History

Reynolds was born in Holcombe in 1912, the second child of George and Violet. She had one older brother named Terry. She was only twelve when her father committed suicide by hanging himself in the living room of their house. She came home one day with her mother and brother and discovered that her father had died. Following his death, her mother was diagnosed with clinical depression and was admitted to Mead Park Psychiatric Hospital. She and Terry were then raised by her maternal aunt Bernadette Fowler. She was employed by Charwick Daily Express in 1933. Five years later in 1938, she wrote her famous report The Fly Over.

Having married Jeffrey Calstone at St. Eric's Church in Charwick in 1942, the pair had two children named Deborah and Alan. The couple met in the newsroom of Charwick Daily Express, Calstone was the new Executive Editor of the newspaper. Their marriage lasted for twenty-four years, ending with her death.

In 1966, whilst a passenger in her friends car, she was travelling back to Charwick, when her friend collided into an on coming car, she died later that day from her injuries. She was buried at St. Eric's Church.
Edward Nicholas

Edward William Nicholas (1865-1934) was the son of Phillip and Julia, the husband of Denise Jackson, the father of William, Molly and Amy and the nephew of Herbert.

Having married Jackson in 1888, the pair had three children named William (b. 1888), Molly (b. 1892) and Amy (b. 1893).

## History

He was born in Arlington, in 1865, the third of five siblings of Phillip and Julia.

He married Denise Jackson in his hometown in 1888, together they had three children named William, who was born the same year, Molly, who was born four years later and Amy, who was born five years later. A few months after their marriage, his paternal uncle Herbert married Jackson's mother Susannah. Their marriagee was long and successful, ending with his death.

He died in Chesapeake, in 1934.
Where They Lived

The Calstone family have lived in many different places throughout the United Kingdom.

## Washington, D.C

The Calstones were originally from Washington since the seventeenth century. However in 1901, George Calstone and his wife Olivia moved to Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, with their two children Josephine and Roland.

## Newcastle, Northumberland

Following their move to Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, George and Olivia became parents to George, Harriet, Jeffrey and Benjamin all of which were born in this city. The first relative to leave this city was Josephine and her daughter Sally who moved to Liverpool in 1920. Roland followed her to that city in 1923. The third relative to leave was Jeffrey who moved to London in 1932. Harriet moved to Cornwall in 1933 with her husband Thomas Jameson and their son Michael. The last to leave was Benjamin in 1934.

## Liverpool, Lancashire

Following her move to Liverpool in 1920, Josephine and her daughter Sally set up a live in this city. Roland soon followed in their footsteps three years later. Both Josephine and Roland were buried in Liverpool.

## London

Jeffrey Calstone moved to Westminster in 1932, after separating from his first wife Margaret. He only lived in this city for eight years before moving to Gloucestershire. No other Calstone relative lived here.

## Blackpool, Lancashire

Benjamin Calstone and his wife Alison moved to this city in 1934. Their two children James and Brenda were both born here. Benjamin and Alison were both buried here. No other Calstone relative lived here.

## Charwick, Gloucestershire

Jeffrey Calstone moved to Charwick in 1940. He married his second wife Dana Reynolds here in 1942. Their two children Deborah and Alan were both born here. Jeffrey was buried in this village.

## Cornwall

Harriet and her husband Thomas Jameson moved here with their son Michael in 1933. Both Harriet and Thomas were buried here. No other Calstone relative lived here.
Surprise! The Daichi Family's Weird

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Surprise! The Daichi Family's Weird is the fourth episode of The Daichis - Earth's Defense Family.

## Characters

### The Daichis

* Daichi Dai
* Daichi Nozomi
* Daichi Seiko
* Daichi Mamoru

### Secondary Characters

* Shiratori Eren
* Ejima Junko
* Weird

## Music Timestamps

Note: Does not include time codes for OP or ED.
*Italics are for tracks that don't use an official name.*
George Calstone

Jeffrey Calstone

Benjamin Calstone

George Calstone (1869-1942) was the son of Isaac and Diane, the younger brother of Annie, Bessie and Joshua, the husband of Olivia Jackson and the father of Josephine, Roland, George, Harriet, Jeffrey and Benjamin.

Having married Jackson in 1893, the pair had six children together named Josephine (b. 1899), Roland (b. 1901), George (b. 1903), Harriet (b. 1904), Jeffrey (b. 1906) and Benjamin (b. 1911).

## History

He was born in Washington in 1869, the only surviving child of Isaac and Diane. His three older siblings Annie, Bessie and Joshua all died at the age of three. He became a lawyer in 1891.

Though he was supposed to have married Victoria White, as it was arranged by their parents, when he met Olivia Jackson in 1888, he fell in love with her. His and White's marriage was meant to happen in 1892. However the following year, he married Olivia Jackson. His parents never approved of him marrying into a pauper family and never attended the wedding. Their first child Josephine was born six years later in 1899. Two years later in 1901, their son Roland was born, a few weeks later they moved to Newcastle-Upon-Tyne in England. Their third child George was born two years later. Their fourth child Harriet was born the following year. Their fifth child Jeffrey was born two years later and their sixth child Benjamin was born five years later in 1911. Their marriage lasted for forty-nine years, ending with his death.

He died in 1942 and was buried in a cemetery in Newcastle.
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne

Tyne Bridge

Location within United Kingdom

Newcastle upon Tyne, commonly known as Newcastle, is a city in Tyne and Wear, North East England, it is 247 miles from London, 153 miles from Blackpool, 176 miles from Liverpool, 454 miles from Cornwall and 295 miles from Charwick. It is the most populous city in the North East, and forms the core of the Tyneside conurbation, the eighth most populous urban area in the United Kingdom.

In 1901, George Calstone moved to this city with his wife Olivia and children Josephine and Roland.
Carlisle

Carlisle Council Officers

Location within England

Carlisle is a historic city and the county town of Cumbria. Historically in Cumberland, it is also the administrative centre of the City of Carlisle district in North West England. 59 miles from Newcastle and 317 miles from London.

It is home to the Fowler family, Violet Fowler moved from this city in 1906, along with her parents and siblings.
S. D'Almeida

## Sessi D'Almeida

Sessi D'Almeida is a Beninese professional footballer who played as a central midfielder for Yeovil Town. He made 178 total appearances for the first team across all competitions.

D'Almeida joined the club in July 2018 on a free transfer.

His contract was not renewed and he left as a free agent in June 2023.

## Yeovil Career

#### March 2021

* Suffered a Dislocated Shoulder and will be out for 2-months

#### February 2022

* Sustained a Muscle Injury and will be out for 3-months

## Accolades

#### September 2018

* YeoLaTengo Player of the Month
* EFL League 2 POTM

#### YeoLaTengo Season Review 2018-19

* EFL League 2 Player of the Year
* EFL League 2 Team of the Season
Susannah Walsh

Irene Walsh

Thomas Walsh

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Susannah Nicholas (née Walsh, formerly Jackson; 1842-1912) was the daughter of Oliver and Sarah, the sister of Ruth, John, Alexander, Thomas, Violet and Irene, the ex-wife of Frank Jackson and the wife of Herbert Nicholas and the mother of Denise, Olivia, Timothy and Gerrard.

Having married Jackson in 1864, the pair had four children named Denise (b. 1865), Olivia (b. 1873), Timothy (b. 1874) and Gerrard (b. 1876)

## History

She was born in Manhattan, in 1842, the third oldest child of Oliver and Sarah. She had two older siblings named Ruth and John and four younger siblings named Alexander, Thomas, Violet and Irene. She left New York in 1862.

Upon her move to Arlington in 1862, she met and began dating Frank Jackson, who was two years older than her. They went on to marry in 1864. Together they had four children named Denise, who was born the following year, Olivia, who was born nine years later, Timothy, who was born ten years later and Gerrard, who was born twelve years later. Their two sons both died before the age of four. The deaths of their sons had lasting damage on their marriage and they soon separated. However they remained to live together and remained married until 1887. Whilst at the wedding of her daughter Denise and Edward Nicholas in 1888, she met his uncle Herbert Nicholas, who she married later that year. They were married for eleven years, ending with his death in 1899. After their marriage, they moved to Richmond and she never saw her children again.

She died in Richmond on April 11, 1912. Prior to her death, she wrote a letter to her daughter Denise, informing her to tell the family of her illness. She was buried in the same grave as her husband.
Bernadette Fowler

Bernadette Vivian White (née Fowler; 1892-1960) was the daughter of Charles and Viola and the sister of Violet and Gerald. She was the maternal aunt of Terry and Dana. She was the wife of Gabriel White.

Having married White in 1956, the pair never had any biological children.

## History

Fowler was born in Carlisle in 1892, the youngest daughter of Charles and Viola. She had two older siblings named Violet and Gerald. She moved to Holcombe, at the age of fourteen in 1906. Her father died when she was fifteen. She became a nanny at the age of nineteen, caring for her neighbours children.

She never married until she was in her sixties, when she married Gabriel White in Plymouth in 1956. Although they never had any children together, she became a stepmother to his four children.

Her death came in 1960, she was buried in Plymouth.
Liverpool

Albert Dock

Location within England

Liverpool is a city in the county of Merseyside in North West England. It is located 53.41 latitude and -2.98 longitude and it is situated at elevation 30 meters above sea level. It has a population of 468,945 making it the 3rd biggest city in England. It operates on the BDST time zone, which means that it follows the same time zone as London.

In 1920, Josephine Calstone moved Walton along with her daughter Sally. Three years later, her younger brother Roland moved to St. Helen's.
Stockport

St. Mary's Church

Location within Greater Manchester

Stockport is a large town in Greater Manchester, England, 7 miles south-east of Manchester city centre. Historically, most of the town was in Cheshire, but the area to the north of the Mersey was in Lancashire. It is 12 miles of Oldham and 22 miles of Rochdale.

The First World War had much impact on the town, many buildings and houses were blown up by the German planes, immigrants were kicked out of their homes and made homeless, Greystoke Avenue was nicknamed Homeless Corner, due to many of them living in empty houses there. The home of Phil and Jane Hunter, 188 Greystoke Avenue, was bombed.
Clifford Williams

Arthur Williams

Basil Williams

Clifford Sidney John Williams (1916-1938) was the son of John and Kate, the older brother of Gerald, Herbert, Arthur, Pauline and Basil and the main person in The Fly Over report.

## History

Williams was born in Charwick, the son of John and Kate. He had five younger siblings named Gerald, Herbert, Arthur, Pauline and Basil. He worked as a wheelwright for Sidney Dent.

On September 1, 1938, he had purchased a Vincent Rapide motorcycle and two days later committed robbery at G.M Jewellers in Charwick, along with Kenneth Ockwell. During the robbery he and Ockwell filled a duffel bag up with watches, rings, necklaces and bracelets. They were caught by Charlie Carroll, who worked for Ockwell’s father on his farm. The jeweller Gerry Matthews collapsed in front of Williams, before he followed Ockwell outside and made their escape on the motorcycle. They were then chased by Charlie Carroll, who lost sight of them after skidding into a pavement. Before long, they were travelling down the narrow Station Road and had a collision with Sidney Dent, who swerved into the middle of the road. Williams was then rushed to the nearest hospital Oldbury Village Hospital, where he died five days later, shortly after being arrested for robbery.

He was buried alongside his three younger brothers at St. Eric's Church in Charwick.
SAMURAI (CD)

SAMURAI is a soundtrack for the opening theme, released on Janruary 24th, 2001.

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## References

1. ↑ https://www.amazon.co.jp/SAMURAI-ROLLY/dp/B00005HT1N/ref=sr\_1\_4?\_\_mk\_ja\_JP=%E3%82%AB%E3%82%BF%E3%82%AB%E3%83%8A&keywords=%E5%9C%B0%E7%90%83%E9%98%B2%E8%A1%9B%E5%AE%B6%E6%97%8F&qid=1565915708&s=music&sr=1-4
2. ↑ https://www.last.fm/ja/music/Rolly/SAMURAI
Chesapeake

View of Chesapeake

Location within United States

Chesapeake is an independent city in the Commonwealth of Virginia, United States. As of the 2010 census, the population was 222,209. It is the third most populous city in Virginia. It is 203 miles south of Arlington. Chesapeake is a diverse city in which a few urban areas are located; it also has many square miles of protected farmland, forests, and wetlands, including a substantial portion of the Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge.

It was once home to the Nicholas family. Edward and Denise Nicholas moved here in 1889, the year after they married, along with their son William. Their two daughters Molly and Amy were born in this city.
The Liverpool Firm

The Liverpool Firm was an English crime gang which operated in the late 1930s until the early 1960s. Participating mainly in robberies, fraud and other organised crime.

The King's Head pub was the main base to discuss plans. The pub belonged to one of the members. It was all organised by Harold Hart, who was known as The Boss. After his death in 1963, many of the gang members were incarcerated and the gang never formed again.

## Members

Over the years, many men had come and gone. Some were arrested for their crimes, some disappeared by orders given to other members and some just left. Each of the members had nicknames. They consisted of:

**Harold Hart - The Boss**

**Donald Green - The Poisioness Mint**

**Keith Macdonald - Macdonald**

**Frederick Edwards - Freddie Edwards**

**Bobby Earlston - Bob**

**Jimmy Frankson - James**

**Joseph Fielding - Joey**

## History

Harold Hart or as he was mostly referred to as Harry or The Boss, never played a part in the gang. However, he organised for the members to comitt crimes such as robbery, burglary, arson, murder, kidnap and more.

Donald Green set up the gang and suggested that the gang was called what it was. He was the right-hand man to Hart. He was sent out on many missions and was the one who founded all the weapons used.

Keith Macdonald was the third member to join the gang. He joined in 1939. At first, he wasn't trusted by Hart, as he had suspicions about him. However, Green trusted him with his life and overtime he was trusted by Hart.

Frederick Edwards was better known as Freddie. He was the fourth member to join in 1945. He mainly committed robbery and murder with the occasional arson.

Bobby Earlston joined the gang in 1946. He wasn't trusted by Green, Macdonald or Edwards but was trusted by Hart, who made him a member. He played a key role in nearly every mission except murder.

Jimmy Frankson was Hart's driver, who drove some of the members to their destinations. He was present when Freddie Edwards killed three men.

Joseph Fielding was Hart's second driver, who would too drive the members to their destinations. He was also present when Freddie Edwards killed three men.

In 1960, after Freddie Edwards had committed murder, he was arrested shortly afterwards. He was sentenced to forty years in Liverpool prison.
Three years later, Hart died and the remaining gang members were arrested for their crimes. All of which served no less than ten years. The gang never reformed.
Cornwall

Truro Cathedral

Location within United Kingdom

Cornwall is a county in South West England in the United Kingdom. Located in the far west of Great Britain on a peninsula tumbling into the vast Atlantic ocean, almost completely surrounded by the sea, a magnificent coastline wraps around Cornwall for almost 300 miles. Cornwall is also the location of mainland Great Britain's most southerly promontory, The Lizard, and one of the UK’s most westerly points, Land's End, while a few miles off shore and even further west is an archipelago of tiny islands that make up the Isles of Scilly.

In 1933, Thomas Jameson moved to Truro with his wife Harriet and son Michael.
Amelia Hunter

Thomas Hunter

Rupert Hunter

Herbert Hunter

Amelia Jane Simpson (née Hunter: 1889 - 1950) was the daughter of Philip Hunter and Jane Walker, she was the older sister of David, Leslie, Louise, Thomas, Rupert and Herbert. She lived in Stockport, with her husband Royston Simpson.

She married Simpson in 1913, the pair had three children in four years. Their only daughter was named Linda (b. 1914) and their two younger sons were named Ronald (b. 1915) and Patrick (b. 1918).

## History

She was born in Stockport, the eldest child of Lancashire Constabulary detective Philip Hunter and his wife Jane. Shortly after her birth, her parents moved her into number 188 Greystoke Avenue. She was the older sister of six siblings.

She married Roy Simpson in Manchester, in 1913. Their first child was born the following year, they named her Linda. Their second child was born the year after their first, they named him Ronald. Their third and final child was born three years later, they named him Patrick. They lived together at 44 Smithcourt Drive in Stockport. In 1916, Hunter's parents house was blown up due to bombs landing on it, Phil and Jane then had to live with Hunter, until their deaths.

She died in 1950, she was buried alongside her parents at Stockport Cemetery. Six years later, her husband Roy was buried in the same grave. Their two sons were also buried in the same grave, along with their wives.