recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Artur I Wielki

Mozaika przedstawiająca cesarza

Kasandra Yuggar (żona)

Antoniusz (najstarszy syn)

Ferdynand (drugi syn)

Aleksandra (najmłodsza córka)

**Artur Wielki** (pch. *Artur Mediti*) - chański szlachcic, polityk, członek Rady Koronnej, reformator, cesarz Złotego Cesarstwa Chanii Wschodniej w latach 173-184, Bohater Wolnego Świata. Urodził się w Tordei w 130 roku i większość życia spędził w Lodogrodzie. Jego rodzicami byli Nepomucena i Abraham Medici. Przyjął eldurizm w 150 roku i zaangażował się w politykę narodową. Był zagorzałym krytykiem Edwarda II Duna, zaś po jego abdykacji wolna elekcja październikowa wybrała go na cesarza. Przez 11 lat reformował kraj i prowadził wojnę z Dzikimi. Zginął bohatersko w 184 roku podczas oblężenia Lodogrodu, a po śmierci nadano mu przydomek Wielki i tytuł Bohatera Wolnego Świata.

Jego żoną i późniejszą cesarzową była Kasandra Yuggar (134-182), z którą miał trójkę dzieci: Antoniusza, Ferdynanda i Aleksandrę (jednie córka przeżyła dzieciństwo). Obejmując tron, ustanowił nową dynastię Meditów, która później rządziła w jeszcze kilku krajach po zakończeniu epoki Dzikich.
Abbott's Awful Act

“*Nitwit...? Nitwit?! (breaks down) Oh, Abbot! How could you call me that?! (runs off sobbing)*”
―Lucy

## Abbott's Awful Act

### Writer

Aldrin Copperfield
Jake Carlson

### Director

Aldrin Copperfield

***"Abbott's Awful Act"*** is the first segment of the third episode of Season 2. It premiered on ABC in the United States on September 26, 1998.

## Synopsis

During school, Abbot harshly criticizes Lucy after she accidentally bumps into him and causes him to drop his books, culminating in him making Lucy cry after calling her "a careless nitwit". Offended by this, Spencer and Blake call out Abbott for his cruelty and try to get him to apologize to Lucy, with Abbott's friend Joey siding with them since even he agrees that what he did has gone too far.
Saving Spencer

“*This is terrible! Spencer would never ever resort to something like that! Heck, he would never cause any kind of trouble on purpose!*”
―Blake

## Saving Spencer

### Writer

Aldrin Copperfield
Jake Carlson

### Director

Aldrin Copperfield

***"Saving Spencer"*** is the first segment of the ninth episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on January 31, 1998.

## Synopsis

When Spencer is blamed for something at school that he didn't even do and thrown into detention, Blake and Lucy must figure out the real culprit of the incident and clear their friend's name.

## Gallery

"Well, Lucy, if we wanna bust Spencer out of detention, then we're gonna have to get out there and prove that he's nothing but innocent! It's time to put Operation: Clear Spencer's Name into action!"
Pepper Rooney's Pizza

**Pepper Rooney's Pizza** is one of the main settings of the Disney animated television series *Spencer's Escapades*. It is a local pizza place in Spruceberg which serves as the primary hangout spot for Spencer and his friends, though occasionally his siblings and mother will go there too. The name "Pepper Rooney" is a pun on pepperoni, and is also the name of its mascot, which is an anthropomorphic slice of pizza.
A Stay in Spruceburg

“*My name is Blake Weinberger. Who are you?*”
―Blake introducing himself to Spencer
“*Who am I? I'm Spencer. Spencer Singleton. Pleased to meet you.*”
―Spencer's response

***"A Stay in Spruceburg"*** is the first segment of the first episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on November 8, 1997.

## Synopsis

After moving from their previous home to Spruceburg with his family, Spencer Singleton makes new friends in Blake Weinberger and Lucy O'Connor, as well as his next-door neighbors, Lark and Mark Springstein.
Mederia

**Mederia** (Medherija) - największy z dwóch kontynentów Androgei, zamieszkiwany przez ok. 408 mln istot, głównie ludzi.

Mederia jest połączona ze swoim bliźniaczym kontynentem (Regolią) Przesmykiem Joterdońskim. Najwyższymi górami Mederii są Korkiny, zaś najwyższym szczytem - *Monte Eolie* (6724 m). Największe rzeki kontynentu to Montenis, Panneaux, Ingny. Znajduje się tu ogromne słone morze-jezioro Trino, połączone z krótką, lecz szeroką rzeką Tobros. Pod Korkinami można natknąć się również największe na świecie jezioro lawy - Elvero.

## Geografia

Mederia jest prawie o połowę większa od swojej sąsiadki. Dzieli się ona na Wielką Osalię oraz Ashor, czyli region od Przesmyku Tobroskiego na zachód zamieszkiwany głównie przez orków. Wielka Osalia stanowi najważniejszą część kontynentu i jest regionem nizinnym, pokrytym lasami liściastymi, mieszanymi i rzadziej iglastymi. Wyjątek stanowi region Korkinów, gdzie spotkać można krajobrazy górskie oraz tundrowe. Ponadto najwyższe szczyty masywu są pokryte lodowcami. Najwyższy szczyt Korkinów to Monte Eolie (6734 m n.p.m.), mieszczące się w centralnej części pasma. Kontynent przecinają liczne rzeki, spośród których największe to Montenis, Ingny oraz Tobros. Pierwsza i ostatnia są połączone z jedynym słonym jeziorem świata - Trino - które nazywane jest czasami morzem. Jeżeli chodzi o jeziora, w Mederii znajdują się jeszcze dwa duże: Melvet i Elvero. To ostatnie było prawdopodobnie kiedyś depresją, które pod wpływem aktywności lokalnych wulkanów zamieniło się w jezioro lawy. Region wokół Elvero, będący przez aktywność wulkaniczną i potoki magmy piekłem na ziemi, zwany jest Przeklętą Krainą.

W Mederii znajdują się cztery bardzo duże i ważne półwyspy - zaczynając od południa i kierując się na zachód, pierwszy z nich to Półwysep Korycki, będący kolebką cywilizacji o tej samej nazwie i kultury Koris. W Ashorze znajduje się półwysep Chugkal, a powyżej niego - Bonaston (tzw. Ashor właściwy). Ostatnim z wielkich półwyspów osalskich jest Etros, zaś kraina która się na nim znajduje to Dorcja. Jest region tajgowy, z dużą ilością drzew iglastych i endemicznymi zwierzętami. Południową część Ashoru pokrywają stepy, zaś idąc na północ natkniemy się najpierw na sawanny i region pustynny, zaś potem na las deszczowy i mokradła. Na najdalej wysuniętej na północ części Bonastonu rozciąga się zimna tundra, a niewiele dalej skuta lodem wyspa Islet. Powyżej Trino i Tobrosu znajduje się natomiast pustynia Nories i tzw. Zdradliwe Sawanny.

Osalską część Joterdonu pokrywają lasy deszczowe.
Lucy O'Connor

**Laura "Lucy" O'Connor** is Spencer's best friend next to Blake and the tritagonist of the Disney animated series *Spencer's Escapades*. She is voiced by Yeardley Smith, who is also known for her role as the voice of Lisa Simpson on the Fox animated television series, *The Simpsons*.

## Appearance

Lucy O' Connor is a 10-year old girl with baby blue eyes and brown long hair who wears a salmon shirt, magenta jeans and pink slippers. Just like Spencer and every other character on the series, she has pie eyes and white gloves which both possess three lines similar to Mickey Mouse's gloves, giving her a bit of a 1930's cartoon aesthetic.
That Makes Tree of Us

***"That Makes Tree of Us"*** is the eleventh episode of Season 2. It premiered on ABC in the United States on December 19, 1998, and is the series' first Christmas special as well as the second episode to have one half-hour segment.

## Synopsis

Everyone in Spruceburg has decorated their homes in anticipation for the holiday season and topped it off with Christmas trees... except for the Singletons, who have failed to purchase the last tree available at the mall before someone else did. So Spencer enlists the help of Blake, Lucy and Perro to go on a long trip to find another place selling Christmas trees.
Hiandrzy

**Hiander** (l.mn.: hiandrzy) - rasa humanoidalna zamieszkująca Androgeę. Obecnie żyje ich ok. 200 mln, co czyni ich trzecią najliczniejszą rasą świata i najmniej liczną rasą humanoidów.

Zamieszkują głównie tereny południowej i wschodniej Regolii. Duża populacja hiandrów znajduje się również w Joterdonie oraz w basenie Morza Nikomedyjskiego. Najwięcej przedstawicieli tej rasy jest w Królestwie Sejeonu i Konfederacji Arari. Ta ostatnia jest ponadto jedynym typowo hiandryjskim państwem świata.
Haunted Schmaunted House

***"Haunted Schmaunted House"*** is the sixth episode of Season 2. It premiered on ABC in the United States on October 17, 1998, and is the series' first Halloween special as well as the first episode to have one half-hour segment.

## Synopsis

When the Singletons' car breaks down during a road trip, they decide to seek shelter in a nearby abandoned house. Blake, who has tagged along on the trip along with Lucy, fearfully suspects that the house might be haunted, which unfortunately proves him right as a ghost inhabits said house, harassing the group in several ways and pinning the blame on him. When Spencer, Lucy and Perro eventually discover the ghost and believe Blake, it's now up to them to stop the ghost and drive it out.
Koryci

**Koryci** - ludy zamieszkujące południowe wybrzeże Mederii nad Oceanem Południowym. Koryci pojawili się we wczesnej epoce antropogenicznej i od samego początku prowadzili wojny z sąsiadującym plemieniem Chanów. Zostali przez nich podbici w XXXII wieku SE i przez ponad 1000 lat byli ich niewolnikami. Koryci uzyskali niezależność w XV wieku, pod koniec epoki pisma, gdy Imperium Chanów rozpadło się. Pierwszym nowoczesnym państwem koryckim było Królestwo Korytów, które w XII wieku SE przekształciło się w Stare Królestwo Korycji.

Koryci z ery pierwotnej uznawali politeistyczne wierzenia Chanów. Na początku Nowej Ery wielu przedstawicieli tej grupy przeszli na monoteistyczny eldurizm i stało się członkami Kościoła Świętego Barry.

## Państwa Korytów

### Obecnie istniejące

* Republika Nowej Korycji
* Stare Królestwo Korycji
* Konfederacja Arari
* Agadańska Kompania Handlowa
* Królestwo Ninumii

### Nieistniejące

* Księstwo Alenogradu
* Księstwo Katogradu
* Księstwo Argendi
* Księstwo Vetolorum
* Księstwo Legronu
* Księstwo Bololinis
* Księstwo Nerdurii
* Księstwo Sibebatii
* Księstwo Drunumii (lub Trevetii)
* Księstwo Adnicto lub Lactum)

1. ↑ 1,0 1,1 Dawna kolonia korycka z początku ery rozwoju, protektorat Republiki Nowej Korycji
2. ↑ Wielonarodowe państwo, poza Korytami (ok. 29% populacji) żyje tam wielu usmasydów i sororytów.
3. ↑ 3,0 3,1 3,2 3,3 3,4 Weszło w skład Republiki Nowej Korycji w 760 roku
4. ↑ 4,0 4,1 4,2 4,3 4,4 Zostało dołączone do Republiki Nowej Korycji w erze rozwoju.
Pizza Kid

***"Pizza Kid"*** is the first segment of the eleventh episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on February 14, 1998.

## Synopsis

Spencer decides to apply for a job as a delivery boy for Pepper Rooney's Pizza in order to earn money for his allowance, but the difficulty of his job is tested by various obstacles and the time limit on his delivery.
Scalin' the Stones

***"Scalin' the Stones"*** is the second segment of the tenth episode of Season 2. It premiered on ABC in the United States on December 12, 1998.

## Synopsis

Spencer, Blake and Lucy go out together to do some rock climbing. However, Spencer is handicapped with a fear of heights and is having trouble adapt to this activity, so Blake and Lucy decide to help their friend out.
The Skies Have It

***"The Skies Have It"*** is the first segment of the seventh episode of Season 3. It premiered on ABC in the United States on November 6, 1999.

## Synopsis

Spencer, Blake and Lucy are out in a field flying their kites. Unfortunately, things take a turn for the worst when a strong gust of wind blows Lucy's kite, which is the biggest compared to Spencer and Blake's, through the air and takes its owner with it. Seeing their friend in danger, Spencer and Blake have to race to get her down before she heads for a cliff.

## Notes

### References

* The episode's title is a reference to Philip K. Dick's short story, *The Eyes Have It*.
Oh Where, Has This Puppy Come From?

***"Oh Where, Has This Puppy Come From?"*** is the first segment of the ninth episode of Season 3. It premiered on ABC in the United States on November 20, 1999.

## Synopsis

While walking together out in the streets of Spruceberg one day, Spencer and Perro hear a strange noise coming from an alley, so they decide to investigate and see that it is a sad puppy taking refuge in a cardboard box. After inspecting the puppy and seeing that he has a collar, Spencer concludes that the puppy has an owner and is lost, so he and Perro go around town trying to reunite the young canine with his owner.

## Notes

### References

* The episode's title is a reference to Septimus Winner's nursery rhyme, "Oh Where, Oh Where, Has My Little Dog Gone?".
Smarty Dottie

***"Smarty Dottie"*** is the first segment of the twelfth episode of Season 3. It premiered on ABC in the United States on January 8, 2000.

## Synopsis

Dottie surprises everyone in class when she, by dumb luck, somehow manages to get a high grade in a pop quiz, leading all of them to speculate if she really is smarter than she appears to be.
A Day with Mary and Molly

***"A Day with Mary and Molly"*** is the second segment of the second episode of Season 2. It premiered on ABC in the United States on September 19, 1998.

## Synopsis

Intrigued about the Hudskin twins' dull and unemotional behavior, Spencer decides to pay a visit to their house to see how they go along with their usual lives.
Messin' with Math

“*Gee, Blake. I had no idea your math homework was* that *tricky."*”
―Spencer

***"Messin' with Math"*** is the first segment of the second episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on November 15, 1997.

## Synopsis

Spencer tries to help Blake with his math homework so that he can get a passing grade.
Spencer Singleton

**Spencer Samuel Singleton** is the titular protagonist of the Disney animated series *Spencer's Escapades*. He is voiced by Courtland Mead.

## Appearance

Spencer Singleton is a 10-year old boy with blonde hair and brown eyes who wears a baby blue short-sleeved t-shirt with three black stripes around the torso and sleeves, denim jeans and brown shoes with three laces. As a homage to 1930's rubber hose cartoons, he has pie eyes and white gloves which both possess three lines similar to Mickey Mouse's gloves.
Rachel's Date

“*So, you're telling us that you... never got together with a guy?*”
―Spencer
***"Rachel's Date"*** is the second segment of the sixth episode of Season 3. It premiered on ABC in the United States on October 23, 1999.

## Synopsis

Upon learning that Rachel has never had any dating experience, Spencer and Sally decide to help her find a suitable boyfriend.
Locked Memory

***"Locked Memory"*** is the second segment of the first episode of Season 3. It premiered on ABC in the United States on September 11, 1999.

## Synopsis

Spencer forgets the combination lock to his school locker and thus is unable to retrieve his textbooks inside, so he enlists the help of his friends to unlock it.
A Haircut Above the Rest

“*Oh dear, this is really bad! I can't let anyone see me looking like this! I better hide this quick!"*”
―Spencer

## A Haircut Above the Rest

### Writer

Aldrin Copperfield
Jake Carlson

### Director

Aldrin Copperfield

***"A Haircut Above the Rest"*** is the second segment of the second episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on November 15, 1997.

## Synopsis

Spencer goes out for a haircut at the barber shop, but the clumsy barber accidentally ends up shearing all of his hair clean off! Worried that his friends and siblings might make fun of him, Spencer puts on a blonde wig and tries to keep it on at all times.
Call of the Doll

***"Call of the Doll"*** is the second segment of the eighth episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on January 24, 1998.

## Synopsis

Sally wants a new Stuffedy Allie doll, so Spencer decides to take her to the local Toytropolis toy store to purchase one for her. However, the last doll in the store is taken by another girl, upsetting Sally, so Spencer tries to steal the doll back from her and give it to his younger sister.

## Notes

### References

* Stuffedy Allie is a parody of the Raggedy Ann doll.
Jake Carlson

**Jake Henry Carlson** (born November 5, 1970) is an American animator, writer and producer who is the co-founder of the animation studio and production company, A.J.C. Entertainment. He has co-produced the company's shows, *The Dawson Duo* and *Spencer's Escapades,* with his partner, Aldrin Copperfield, and co-wrote every episode of both series.
House of Card-tastrophe

***"House of Card-tastrophe"*** is the second segment of the seventh episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on January 17, 1998.

## Synopsis

Spencer tries to build a house of cards, but it keeps collapsing due to mistakes made by him as well as constant interruption from Perro, Rachel and Sally.
There's No "L" in "Mark"

***"There's No "L" in "Mark""*** is the second segment of the ninth episode of Season 3. It premiered on ABC in the United States on November 20, 1999.

## Synopsis

When Lark gets frustrated by Mark's obnoxiously loud guitar playing, she dares him to act like her for the rest of the day while she, vice versa, acts like him to see how hard it is for them to partake in different hobbies for their liking.

## Notes

* The episode's premise is similar to *"Aaron Who? Everett Who?"*, an episode from the second season of Aldrin Copperfield's previous series *The Dawson Duo*.
Sally Singleton

**Sandra "Sally" Singleton** is Spencer's younger sister and one of the main protagonists of the Disney animated series *Spencer's Escapades*. She is voiced by Kath Soucie.

## Appearance

Sally Singleton is an 8-year old girl with orange hair in bunches and green eyes who wears a white tank top, pink shorts, white socks and black shoes with three laces. Just like Spencer and every other character on the series, she has pie eyes and white gloves which both possess three lines similar to Mickey Mouse's gloves, giving her a bit of a 1930's cartoon aesthetic.
Last One Home's a Rotten Egg!

***"Last One Home's a Rotten Egg!"*** is the second segment of the eighth episode of Season 3. It premiered on ABC in the United States on November 13, 1999.

## Synopsis

Spencer, Blake and Lucy end up missing the school bus after school is over, so to have some fun, they decide to challenge each other to a foot race back to their respective homes.
Joterdon

**Joterdon** - kraina w środkowej Androgei. Znajdujący się w jej centrum Przesmyk joterdoński to jedyne lądowe połączenie między Mederią a Regolią - z tego powodu przez region przechodzą najważniejsze szlaki handlowe świata, a rywalizacja o kontrolę nad nim angażuje wszystkie okoliczne państwa. Jej zachodnią część pokrywają w większości gęste lasy deszczowe, zaś na wschodzie rozciągają się pomarańczowe pustynie piaszczyste i malownicze kaniony. Występują tu unikalne zwierzęta w postaci czworonożnych indrików i kamahuetów. Nad wodami Morza nikomedyjskiego spotkać się da również ptaki zwane pennogriffami, które dla tubylców od wieków były symbolem swobody oraz pomysłowości.
Joterdon zamieszkują ludzie i hiandrzy. Poza nimi można spotkać również małe grupy orków migrujących z Bellony. W części mederyjskiej największymi miastami są Cheon i Gimcheon, zaś na wschodzie - Khal, które zewsząd otacza pustynia.

## Historia

Handel za pośrednictwem Przesmyku joterdońskiego jest niezwykle dochodowy i przyciąga kupców, inwestorów oraz przewoźników niczym magnes. Z tego powodu kraina zawsze była oczkiem w głowie światowych mocarstw, gotowych zapłacić naprawdę wysoką cenę za dominację nad regionem i czerpanie zysków z ceł. Rywalizacja o międzykontynentalny handel oraz zasoby naturalne stała się przyczyna niezliczonych konfliktów, buntów i zamachów.

W czasach archaicznych Joterdon zamieszkiwali Usmasydzi oraz Wellmeni. Ci drudzy pod koniec Epoki Wielkich Wojen stworzyli swoje pierwsze imperium, które stało się wielkim zagrożeniem dla mieszkańców Mederii, lecz ostatecznie zostało pokonane wspólnymi siłami przez kraje Południa. Po przegranej wojnie Wellmeni zostali wygnani do niezbadanych ówcześnie ziem południowej Regolii zwanych Dzikimi Krajami, zaś na ich miejsce przybyli Osamonidzi. W czasach Epoki Dominacji regionem zainteresowało się Złote Cesarstwo, które podporządkowało sobie zachodnią część krainy, zaś Limerów i Osamonidów zmusiło do złożenia hołdu lennego.

Od IV wieku SE Joterdon stał się polem rywalizacji między mederyjskim Złotym Cesarstwem a Imperium wellmeńskim. Dzicy zniszczyli królestwo Osamonidów oraz wyparli Limerów i Chanów daleko na zachód. Do Joterdonu zaczęli ściągać osadników (ludzi i hiandrów), wprowadzać swoje prawo, struktury administracyjne, cła, budować świątynie i walczyć z lokalnymi kulturami na rzecz ogólnowellmeńskiej. Również Joterdon stał się ostatecznie cmentarzyskiem Imperium wellmeńskiego, które zostało ostatecznie pokonane przez Ligę Zachodu.

## Polityka

### I pokolenie

W I Pokoleniu Joterdon jest w całości zajęty przez Imperium wellmeńskie, obowiązuje jedna waluta, prawo, cła oraz język urzędowy.

## Ciekawe miejsca

* Khal
* Cheon
* Gimcheon
* Yangcheon
* Kanion Mo'hi'jago
* Kwatera Esthery
* Obóz Ghdulla

## Ciekawostki

* Mieszkańcy Joterdonu nienawidzą orków, bowiem ci grabią wsie i napadają na kupców
Turbo the Tumbleweed

***"Turbo the Tumbleweed"*** is the second segment of the tenth episode of Season 3. It premiered on ABC in the United States on December 11, 1999.

## Synopsis

With some encouragement and motivation from Spencer, Blake tests his determination as he tries to complete the fast-paced video game *Turbo the Tumbleweed*.

## Notes

### References

* The titular *Turbo the Tumbleweed* is a parody of the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive video game *Sonic the Hedgehog*.
Sally in the Sky

***"Sally in the Sky"*** is the first segment of the second episode of Season 3. It premiered on ABC in the United States on September 18, 1999.

## Synopsis

While the Singletons are spending the day at a funfair, Sally obtains a lot of balloons from a balloon vendor that lift her off the ground and carry her through the sky, so Spencer and Rachel have to find a way to get their sister down without making her fall.

## Notes

### References

* The episode's title is a reference to The Beatles song, "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds".
Assault and Batteries

***"Assault and Batteries"*** is the second segment of the first episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on November 8, 1997.

## Synopsis

Blake shows Spencer an RC car that he got as a Christmas gift and tries to demonstrate it to him, but the batteries in the car have been drained, so Spencer offers to do his best friend a favor by going out for new batteries.
The Leash of Your Worries

“*Whoooaaaa!!! Perro, slow down, boy! SLOW DOWN!!!*”
―Spencer

***"The Leash of Your Worries"*** is the first segment of the third episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on November 22, 1997.

## Synopsis

Spencer takes his dog Perro out for a walk, but is soon dragged throughout the town when the latter notices a squirrel and chases it.
Mark Springstein

**Marcus "Mark" Springstein** is one of the Singletons' next-door neighbors and a recurring character from the Disney animated series *Spencer's Escapades*. He is voiced by Erik von Detten.

## Appearance

Mark Springstein is a 10-year old boy with light brown eyes and black spiky hair who wears a black short-sleeved t-shirt with a white lightning bolt on it, blue shorts and black sneakers. Just like Spencer and every other character on the series, he has pie eyes and white gloves which both possess three lines similar to Mickey Mouse's gloves, giving him a bit of a 1930's cartoon aesthetic.
Spenceo and Luciet

***"Spenceo and Luciet"*** is the second segment of the fifth episode of Season 3. It premiered on ABC in the United States on October 16, 1999.

## Synopsis

Spencer and Lucy are chosen to be the titular characters of the school's production of *Romeo and Juliet*, which Lucy takes with pure joy as she gets to express her feelings towards Spencer.
Food Finder

***"Food Finder"*** is the first segment of the fifth episode of Season 2. It premiered on ABC in the United States on October 10, 1998.

## Synopsis

When Perro grows bored with having the same dog food every day and wants Spencer to give him something different for a change, the boy decides to head off to the local Frisky Furry Friends pet store to find a new brand of dog food and satisfy his pet.
Another One Bites the Crust

***"Another One Bites the Crust"*** is the second segment of the first episode of Season 2. It premiered on ABC in the United States on September 12, 1998.

## Synopsis

Pepper Rooney's Pizza is holding a contest for people to make their own special pizza recipes, and the prize for the winner is a free pizza, so Spencer, Blake and Lucy decide to participate by trying to create their own unique pizza.
Puppy Love

***"Puppy Love"*** is the first segment of the sixth episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on January 10, 1998.

## Synopsis

Spencer volunteers to look after the Springsteins' pet Chihuahua, Mayflower, when they decide to go out shopping, and his dog Perro soon falls head over heels for her.
You've Got Mail

***"You've Got Mail"*** is the second segment of the fifth episode of Season 2. It premiered on ABC in the United States on October 10, 1998.

## Synopsis

When Spencer notices some envelopes and packages that have fallen out of the delivery van across the street, he must race to return them so that they can get to their designated recipients.
The Doll Factory

***"The Doll Factory"*** is the first segment of the fifth episode of Season 3. It premiered on ABC in the United States on October 16, 1999.

## Synopsis

Spencer's class takes a field trip to a factory that manufactures the popular Stuffedy Allie dolls, and Spencer has allowed Sally to accompany him since he knows how much she loves Stuffedy Allie. However, when Sally accidentally ends up falling onto the assembly line, Spencer must jump in and help her out before it's too late.
Makin' a Fool of Yourself

***"Makin' a Fool of Yourself"*** is the second segment of the sixth episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on January 10, 1998.

## Synopsis

When Blake discovers that today is April Fool's Day, he decides to go all out and play numerous pranks on his friends, which start off as harmless, but he eventually takes his pranks too far to the point that they end up annoying his friends. Seeking to get back at Blake, Spencer and Lucy decide to play a prank of their own on him.
Spencer's Secret to Success

***"Spencer's Secret to Success"*** is the first segment of the fourth episode of Season 2. It premiered on ABC in the United States on October 3, 1998.

## Synopsis

Intrigued by Demi's popularity among the classmates and her students, Spencer starts imagining what it would be like to walk in her shoes for a day. Demi then decides to show Spencer on how to be popular, and with some trial and error, he now becomes the second most popular kid in school. However, he soon finds the overwhelming attention from the students too much to handle.
Serves You Right

***"Serves You Right"*** is the first segment of the fifth episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on December 27, 1997.

## Synopsis

Spencer and Blake challenge each other to a tennis match, with Lark serving as their referee. However, their game suddenly escalates into a frantic war when they grow increasingly desperate to outdo each other.
Lodogród

**Lodogród** - wielkie i nieistniejące już miasto położone niegdyś nad jeziorem Mivet, stolica dawnego Złotego Cesarstwa. Wzniesiony w VIII wieku SE, Lodogród był przez prawie cały okres swego istnienia największym i najwspanialszym miastem świata, a także siedzibą kolejnych władców kraju. Metropolia była w 184 roku NE oblegana i zrównana z ziemią przez wojska Imperium Dzikich, natomiast większość mieszkańców grodu zostało zamordowanych lub uciekło z miasta. Po Wielkim Najeździe Dzikich miasta nigdy nie odbudowano.

W czasach swojej świetności Lodogród zamieszkiwało ponad 1 mln ludzi, w tym cesarz i dynastia panująca. Większość mieszkańców było etnicznie Chanami i wyznawało najpierw tradycyjne religie chańskie, zaś później przeszło na eldurizm. W stolicy znajdowały się takie arcydzieła architektury jak zamek gwardyjski czy Pałac Cesarski Gundor.
Bye Bye Tardy

***"Bye Bye Tardy"*** is the second segment of the third episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on November 22, 1997.

## Synopsis

When Spencer accidentally misses the bus to school, he must race to avoid being late on time.

## Notes

### References

* The episode's title is a reference to the 1960 stage musical, *Bye Bye Birdie*, which was later adapted into a 1963 theatrical film by Columbia Pictures.
Keeping Up with the Hudskins

***"Keeping Up with the Hudskins"*** is the first segment of the eighth episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on January 24, 1998.

## Synopsis

Spencer and his friends struggle to adapt to their classmates in school, a pair of twin girls named Mary and Molly Hudskin, whose monotonous tone of voice, non-existent emotions and identical behavior unnerve them as well as their other classmates.
Like Cats and Dogs

***"Like Cats and Dogs"*** is the first segment of the twelfth episode of Season 2. It premiered on ABC in the United States on January 16, 1999.

## Synopsis

Lucy is going shopping with her parents, so she asks Spencer to look after her pet cat, Tommy, while she's gone, and he agrees. Upon learning about this, Perro is initially angry and tries to intimidate Tommy, but the unfazed cat does nothing but rub against him affectionately, slowly but surely proving to the dog that not all cats are bad and winning him over. Perro and Tommy then spend the rest of the day playing with each other while Spencer keeps an eye on them.
Seafood Shark Food

***"Seafood Shark Food"*** is the first segment of the thirteenth episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on February 28, 1998.

## Synopsis

Spencer, Blake and Lucy are enjoying a day at the beach, but when Blake tries to show off his surfing skills, he falls into the water and is ambushed by a shark that chases him around in the water. It's now up to Spencer and Lucy to rescue their friend before he becomes shark food.
Mouse-Trouncin' Tommy

***"Mouse-Trouncin' Tommy"*** is the second segment of the eleventh episode of Season 3. It premiered on ABC in the United States on December 18, 1999.

## Synopsis

When Lucy notices her cat Tommy catching a mouse scurrying across the floor, she realizes his potential to be a great pest controller, and when she gets a phone call from Spencer saying that his house is infested with several mice, she brings Tommy over to the Singletons' residence in hopes that he will take care of the mice.
Foul-Smelling Fido

***"Foul-Smelling Fido"*** is the second segment of the ninth episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on January 31, 1998.

## Synopsis

When Perro is sprayed by a skunk outside their home, the Singleton children try to clean him up and get rid of the awful stench emanating from their dog, with varying results.
Speedy Spencer

“*With these babies on my feet, I guess you guys can call me "Spencer Speedington"!*”
―Spencer
***"Speedy Spencer"*** is the first segment of the sixth episode of Season 3. It premiered on ABC in the United States on October 23, 1999.

## Synopsis

When Spencer sees a TV commercial for sneakers granting enhanced speed to its wearers, he decides to purchase a pair and test them out. At first, Spencer has the time of his life, since he is able to make it to school early without taking the bus and travel to several places in a flash, but soon the sneakers start going out of control and drag him along against his will. Blake and Lucy now must find a way to catch Spencer and slip the sneakers off of his feet before he gets into an accident.
Spelling Springstein

***"Spelling Springstein"*** is the first segment of the seventh episode of Season 2. It premiered on ABC in the United States on November 7, 1998.

## Synopsis

Spencer and his friends decide to participate in the school's spelling bee, but end up competing against Lark, who boasts about her ability to spell advanced words.
Picture Perfect

***"Picture Perfect"*** is the first segment of the eighth episode of Season 3. It premiered on ABC in the United States on November 13, 1999.

## Synopsis

When Lucy's father Luis runs out of ideas for his next calendar photo, Spencer and Lucy decide to help him think up of an elaborate photo that will win over the calendar publisher he works at.
Lark Springstein

**Lark Emily Springstein** is one of the Singletons' next-door neighbors and a recurring character from the Disney animated series *Spencer's Escapades*. She is voiced by Katie Leigh.

## Appearance

Lark Springstein is a 10-year old girl with blue eyes and brown hair in a ponytail who wears a green sweater with four white stripes around it, magenta jeans and black shoes. Just like Spencer and every other character on the series, she has pie eyes and white gloves which both possess three lines similar to Mickey Mouse's gloves, giving her a bit of a 1930's cartoon aesthetic.
Science Sibling Rivalry

***"Science Sibling Rivalry"*** is the second segment of the twelfth episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on February 21, 1998.

## Synopsis

Lark and Mark bicker with each other over how their science project for the school should turn out, so Spencer tries to assist them and keep them in control.
Eepiline Combat Demo

Eepiline combat demo is a demo for the Eepiline Remake, featuring Zenek and Dave as its only playable characters. It serves as a prequel to the full release.

The demo was made as a way to introduce players to the **Charged Turn Battle** system (CTB for short), featuring a turn order window in the top right corner, in this battle system, turns are determined by ctb and agility, with a high enough agility you can get for example twice the turns as another moster (Dave, monster, dave, monster, monster2) or straight up 2 turns in a row, making agility a crucial part of gameplay
Fancy Moncher

> "Although there are non-fancy variants, nobody cares about them"
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The Fancy Moncher is an enemy appearing in the Eepiline Combat Demo

## Stats

 MP
 Attack
 Defence
 Agility
 Luck
 EXP Drop
 Gold Drop

## Item Drops

1/3: Robot Dust

1/7: Robot Dust

1/15: Robot Dust

## Trivia

-Originally, Fancy Moncher was supposed to be inspired by pacman, but lost all the resemblance by now
Drastral Jellyfish

> The Drastral Jellyfish is an enemy in Eepiline Combat Demo, it appears in the tutorial segment and later in the Grindspace if not fought in the tutorial to fill up the empty bestiary slots.
> "Another jellyfish species that floats around in space"
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## Stats

 Mana
 Attack
 Defence
 M.Attack
 M.Defence
 Agility
 Luck
A.J.C. Entertainment

**A.J.C. Entertainment** is an American independent animation studio and the production company of *Spencer's Escapades* creator Aldrin Copperfield and his partner Jake Carlson. It was founded on May 16, 1990, and is based in Los Angeles, California.

The company's first production was the Nickelodeon animated series *The Dawson Duo*, which ran from 1994 to 1996 and concluded with a theatrical film in 1997. The company then produced *Spencer's Escapades*, which aired as part of ABC'*s Disney's One Saturday Morning* block from 1997 to 2001. It was also its second and final production, as a few days after the final episode of *Spencer's Escapades* aired, the company shut down and closed its doors.
Swingin' Spencer

***"Swingin' Spencer"*** is the first segment of the first episode of Season 2. It premiered on ABC in the United States on September 12, 1998.

## Synopsis

Spencer's school is holding a dance party, but Spencer's attempts at dancing fall painfully flat. Fortunately, Lark, who has seen the dance film *Dance Trance* many times, steps in to help him and acts as his dancing coach.

## Notes

### References

* *Dance Trance* is a parody of the 1983 film, *Flashdance*.
The Zonk Zone

***"The Zonk Zone"*** is the first segment of the thirteenth episode of Season 2. It premiered on ABC in the United States on January 23, 1999.

## Synopsis

After falling asleep in front of the TV while watching a sci-fi movie, Spencer has a dream where he is in said movie and must defeat several aliens out to get him.
Astral Jellyfish

Astral Jellyfish is an enemy in Eepiline Combat Demo. It appears in the tutorial section and later in the Grindspace if not fought during the tutorial to fill up missing bestiary slots.

"One of the many jellyfish species that float around in space."

## Stats

 Mana
 Attack
 Defence
 M.Attack
 M.Defence
 Agility
 Luck
Aldrin Copperfield

**Aldrin Jeffrey Copperfield** (born September 25, 1974) is an American animator, director, writer and producer who is the founder of the animation studio and production company, A.J.C. Entertainment. He is known for creating the animated series *The Dawson Duo* for Nickelodeon and *Spencer's Escapades* for Disney, both of which he also directed and wrote every episode. He is also the director, producer and writer of the 2001 animated film, *The Spencer's Escapades Movie*.
Eepiline Wiki

**Welcome to the Eepiline Wiki!**
This is a wiki about the rpg maker game eepiline made by zenek, i got permission to do it so why not, if you dont know what eepiline is just leave fr

This wiki is about all the versions of eepiline, that the original game released back in 2019, Eepiline Original, the demo for Eepiline remake released in early 2022 - Eepiline Combat Demo and the Eepiline Remake itself
Arti

> "A moth kid trying to be evil. Don't be mean to him, alright?"
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Arti is most likely the first boss you will encounter in Eepiline Combat Demo.He blocks the path to Saria.

### Stats

 Mana
 Attack
 Defence
 M.Attack
 M.Defence
 Agility
 Luck
 EXP drop
 Gold drop

### Skills

 Dual attack
 Wide swipe

### Item drops

100%: Moth Food...?

100%: Arti "Thropy"
Perro the Police Dog

***"Perro the Police Dog"*** is the second segment of the tenth episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on February 7, 1998.

## Synopsis

While taking Perro out for a walk one day, Spencer comes across a pair of police officers who are struggling to solve a crime since they can't find any clues. However, when Perro catches a whiff of something and leads the officers to it, they realize that Spencer's dog can help them solve the case with his sense of smell and temporarily promote him to a police dog, with Spencer deciding to assist the officers as well.
Niko

Niko is the first boss of The Defiled, originally submitted by Asriel. They are the only boss of the defiled to drop items.

> "What can I say? Cute."
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## Stats

 Mana
 Attack
 Defence
 M.Attack
 M.Defence
 Agility
 Luck
 EXP drop
 Gold drop

## Item drops

100%: The Defiled Tropy

100%: Icon of the Defiled

## Trivia

-A small note from zenek can be found in niko's note section, which reads:

> "This is peak character design honestly, and
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> I don't even mean it in a joke-like matter.
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> This is one of the greatest rpg protagonists
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> ever, and I'm very sad I wasn't able to enjoy
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-Niko is an obvious reference to Oneshot

-The combat sprite for niko comes from deviantart, as said in the sprite credits file
Of Music and Men

***"Of Music and Men"*** is the second segment of the thirteenth episode of Season 1. It premiered on ABC in the United States on February 28, 1998.

## Synopsis

Spencer, Blake and Lucy are tasked by Ms. Carter to bring a grand piano, a harp and a drum set to the school's music room. That is easier said than done, however, as the three kids have to avoid letting any harm come to the instruments on their way to the music room.

## Notes

### References

* The episode's title is a reference to Josh Steinbeck's 1937 novella, *Of Mice and Men*.
Dave

Dave is the main protagonist of Eepiline Combat Demo and Eepiline Original, he is a well rounded, yet a bit glass canonish character, in contrast to zenek who is a tank support

### **Story**

#### Eepiline original

In eepiline original, the game starts with dave digging a grave, full of members who left ekipa, upon coming back to his home, he wants to talk to zenek, but notices that zenek is playing Team Fortress 2. Dave judges this as unacceptable behaviour, and decides to venture to zenek's home to uninstall TF2.

After riding a train and falling asleep on the rain tracks, zenek drags him home. Where we find out that his computer has been stollen by Some russian dude, Davey team decides to explore the factory in search of the antagonist, which they manage to find, but he throws the computer down a seemingly infinite hole, dave jumps down and drags zenek, catching the computer but ending up in the depths, after escaping you return to zenek's home. We get a choice to either unnstall tf2 or not do so, this does not change further gameplay in any way.

Dave decides to travel into the mantion that has been appearing in his nightmares. Zenek drags dave in his sleep on an airship and they end up near a mantion, upon exploring some caves, they get to the mantion filled with guards, in which they defeat viber, and then die and get transportet ro ravenholm, the story ends here.

#### Eepiline Combat Demo

In the epiline combat demo, dave mentions a story that he won't play along to

### Stats

#### Eepiline original

This graph shows dave's stats with no weapon/armor/charm equipped, Magic attack and Magic defence is not included, as it is not used in any skill besides 1 not owned by any party members

#### Eepiline Combat Demo

This graph shows dave's stats with no weapon/armor/charm equipped. As stats in the combat demo do not accellerate, you would expect a similar pattern in further levels. Defence and M.Defence is not shown, as it stays 1 on each level
Game On

***"Game On"*** is the second segment of the ninth episode of Season 2. It premiered on ABC in the United States on November 21, 1998.

## Synopsis

Blake invites Spencer over to play the shoot 'em up video game, *Cosmo Coyote*. After a few minutes of playtime, Spencer grows attracted to the game and invites his friends to get in on the fun too.

## Notes

### References

* *Cosmo Coyote* is a parody of the 1993 Nintendo video game, *Star Fox*.
Blake Weinberger

**Blake Peter Weinberger** is Spencer's best friend and the deuteragonist of the Disney animated series *Spencer's Escapades*. He is voiced by Phillip Van Dyke.

## Appearance

Blake Weinberger is a 10-year old boy with black hair and tan eyes who wears a red short-sleeved t-shirt with darker sleeves, light gray jeans and white sneakers. Just like Spencer and every other character on the series, he has pie eyes and white gloves which both possess three lines similar to Mickey Mouse's gloves, giving him a bit of a 1930's cartoon aesthetic.
Dogfight for a Dame

“*Perro, no! Bad dog!*”
―Spencer scolding Perro for his aggressiveness towards the Doberman
***"Dogfight for a Dame"*** is the first segment of the fourth episode of Season 3. It premiered on ABC in the United States on October 9, 1999.

## Synopsis

While Spencer, Lark and Mark are spending time with their pets at the dog park, Mayflower becomes attracted to a Doberman and starts spending more time with it than Perro, making him jealous to the point that he competes with the Doberman over her, much to the concern of Spencer.
Dejiny

There is a Red Blue Yellow and Green one the descriptions for them are as follows

Blue: "I love <i> <p> <p>, where there are so many scientists." He wrote in his blue book while John was in custody.

Green: In the green grid you will see the word “tweet” and the word “tweet” following the girls and their pets.

Yellow: On the yellow prison card, "Crazy! Evil! Give eternal life!"

Red: The Red Book has been found in various prisons: "Even the name of the queen's lighthouse is many."

## Trivia

Similarly to Mêsik the actual translation was "Dějiny" but was changed to Dejiny due to the character "ě" not being supported by the Bubblegum Sans font

1. ↑ Written by the Dev
Columba livia

La Paloma Bravía (Columba livia) es un Ave Columbiforme Colúmbida Colúmbina.

Descripción: Miden 35 centímetros de largo y una envergadura de 67 centímetros aproximados. Tiene la cabeza oscura, patas rojas, el cuerpo es gris con algunas manchas negras, mientras que las alas son gris claro. La cola es gris oscuro con una raya negra ancha en el final de esta. Suele tener comúnmente variaciones de plumaje.

Datos: Suele anidar en paredes rocosas y se ha domesticado. Es una especie introducida de Asia, es decir, la trajeron, no es nativa de aquí. El mismo caso que con la Paloma Turca (Streptopelia decaocto). La Paloma Bravía también suele ser presa de algunas Aves Rapaces (Accipitridae), como Gavilanes y Halcones. Es un símbolo de la paz y del espíritu santo (católico). Cuando viven en zonas urbanas, generalmente viven en bandadas grandes; en parques, arriba de edificios no muy altos, o en árboles de gran tamaño.

Alimentación: Se alimentan principalmente de semillas como avena, trigo, maíz, sorgo, cebada, lentejas, arroz, lino, algarroba, habas, sésamo, mijo, guisantes y girasol. También pueden comer algunas lombrices.
Spruceberg

**Spruceburg** is the central setting of the Disney animated television series *Spencer's Escapades*. It is a town located in Indiana, a state in the Midwestern United States, and it's where most of the show's characters live.

## Points of interest

* Singleton Residence - the main location of the series and the home of the Singleton family.
* Springstein Residence - The home of Lark, Mark and Jane Springstein.
* Weinberger Residence - The home of Blake and Dennis Weinberger.
* O'Connor Residence - The home of Lucy, Luis and Lillian O'Connor.
* Spruceberg Elementary School - The school attended by the Spencer and his friends and classmates.
* Pepper Rooney's Pizza - A pizza place serving as the primary hangout spot for Spencer and his friends.
* Toytropolis - A toy store chain.
* Frisky Furry Friends - A local pet store. Spencer would sometimes go there to buy supplies for his dog, Perro.
Columbina inca

La Tórtola Cola Larga (Columbina inca) es un Ave Columbiforme Colúmbida. Es muy pequeña, pero con la cola larga. Tiene el cuerpo gris, con pequeñas plumas muy suaves. Las alas son grises también, pero vistas de arriba tienen las puntas cafés. Tiene un pico gris con forma de gancho. La cola es negra pero con las plumas de los extremos blancas. Mide 15 centímetros de largo y tiene una envergadura de 20 centímetros. Esta ave habita en todo México, sur de Estados Unidos, en Centroamérica y algunas partes de Cuba. puedes encontrarlas en: zonas urbanas, rurales, bosques, montañas, etcétera.
Materials

#### crafting items, foods, traps, can be found on this page

Eaten after the first quest and
Eaten when cooked

2. Pancakes

Eaten when cooked

3. egg sandwich

Eaten when cooked
That's only a small sneak-peek of the amazing foods
(All foods will be shown on game release)
Testers needed (more info)

used for crafting traps

    2.mixed berries

used for crafting food

    3.beef

used for crafting food

That's only a small sneak-peek of the amazing items
(All items will be shown on game release)
testers needed (more info)
Individual Ring

Barry knew nothing about the dead. Kana pero kana. How did you get back to work? it

has a 4/11 chance to make an I Work and 2/11 chance to make a The Mother when cooked alone or with something not an Individual Ring

when two are cooked together it has a 1/13 chance to make an I work, 2/13 chance to make a The Mother and a 1/13 chance to make a Thank you for Your Length (there are more than these they just dont have pages yet so not listed)
Wooden Smile

This was one of the first photographs of BGL protecting herself from The Sun.

Given to by BGL

Can be given to Hurricane Jeremiah

## Trivia

"The Sun" in the item description was not referring to the character as she was not mentioned originally in the description but was changed to refer to her as the dev thought it would make the description better

1. ↑ Written by the Dev
Bow-Wow Boo-Boo

***"Bow-Wow Boo-Boo"*** is the second segment of the seventh episode of Season 3. It premiered on ABC in the United States on November 6, 1999.

## Synopsis

When Perro accidentally gets a splinter on his paw, Spencer sees how much agony his dog is in, he decides to have the splinter removed. However, Perro is so terrified that he tries to hide from Spencer, which only worsens the pain from his splinter.