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Snonce (Species)

**The Snonce** is an invasive species that swarmed the island of Sodor from an unknown source circa 2020. Sonces speak entirely in Reddit terms, and are generally considered to be the most annoying engines on the island. The Sodor Government designed and built The Snonce Crongldker to *"reason with them"*, a move we are still experiencing the horrifying repercussions of today.

## Trivia

* The current commander of the Snonce Army, along with the Slhices, is Phinner Peresison, who is also the controller of the Snonce Railway.
* They blinded Vheddene Ctompdhar's left eye.
* In every book, there is a Snonce hidden in one of the pages.
BB Ciamout

**BB Ciamout** is a construction site on the Snonciverse. The Snonce Crongldker and Bligy work at this place.

## Trivia

* The phone number of this construction site is 819118111 (visible on the Snonce Crongldker's nameplate). When you call it, the owner of the site will greet you and You Know My Name (Look Up The Number) by the Beatles is heard on the background.
* The phone number has a very dark message, the number 1 is repeated 6 times, and if we say "111111" 3 times, it would form the evil number 666, which is possibly the site is hell. Now this is why the book Thomas' 666 Book exists. Even though, the Snonce Crongldker said he's not evil in his video introduction at 0:20, but after he says it, he does some kind of fake laugh, indicating that he's actually evil.
	+ Probably the owner of this site is the Devil, who knows?
Wrecdnde

Wrecdnde is an orange miniature gauge tender engine who lives on the mainland in the same rail museum as Deaiae. He sometimes comes to help the small engines of the Arlesdale Railway when it gets busy. But there are three problems about him.

One: He is a loud snorer.

Two: He is a skiver, who **can** pull much heavier loads than even Jock - he just doesn’t **want** to, preferring instead to lounge around and take the lighter loads.

And three: He just. Won’t. Stop. Bragging about how strong he is.
Sconner

Sconner is a silver steam engine. Sconner always knows what's going on, even when others don't. Due to the amount of information Sconner always seems to know, the other engines sometimes wonder if he's a magic fortune teller. When asked about this on 2 separate occasions, Sconner replied "Fortune Teller? I hardly know her!", and "Nah y'all just dumb."
The Tomner

This Was An attempt at Building A Replica of Thomas, But The Workmen Didn't Read the instructions Properly. This Was Not Helped By the Fact They Were All On Alcohol-Crack-Cocaine And Were Using Spare Parts They Got From the Middle East. After About A Year He Was Scraped. But He Was Later Revived By the Snonces And Phinner Peresison For the 2020 Snonce Invasion.
Clair Were

Clair Were was an engine so freaky looking, and she was The Snonce Crongldker's rival. She was scrapped the second she was finished being built. Her ghost haunts the Docks at night, demanding she speaks to the manager.

Her fat face looks like Harvey, and she likes to scare many engines on Sodor as a ghost.
2000

2000 (yes, really) is one of BoCo’s last surviving brothers. He is often found hanging around a pub near the railway tracks called the Red Partridge. 2000 and BoCo’s relationship is quite strained due to 2000 often acting like he’s drunk and refusing to do his job, often claiming he’ll “do it tomorrow”.
Neonorice Creisaericd

Neonorice Creisaericd, a vibrant addition to the locomotive family on the Island of Sodor, brings a unique energy and style to the North Western Railway. As a striking red tender engine adorned with side tanks, she has become a beloved character among fans, and her trivia adds depth to her persona.

Neonorice's name has a distinct origin, with "Neonorice" being a fusion of "neon" and "rice," reflecting the dynamic and lively personality attributed to this character. The creative process behind naming Neonorice involved fan submissions and a voting process, with the final choice reflecting the character's radiant and colorful nature.

## Trivia

* Neonorice Creisaericd, often lovingly referred to as "Neon" by fans, is a dazzling red tender engine adorned with side tanks that has found her place on the North Western Railway. Her vibrant color palette and unique design elements have made her an eye-catching addition to the diverse ensemble of steam engines on the Island of Sodor
* The name "Creisaericd" has its roots in an amalgamation of creative concepts. "Crei" symbolizes the creativity and collaboration of the fandom, while "saericd" draws inspiration from the words "sacred" and "radiant," underscoring Neonorice's luminous and special nature on the railway.
* Neonorice Creisaericd is known for her versatility in tackling a range of tasks on the North Western Railway. From pulling passenger trains to handling freight, she has proven to be a reliable and adaptable engine, earning the respect of her fellow locomotives and the admiration of fans..
DoggyBoggyMcJibberJabberJaFlunkySpubberDubberQuanfingleGlooberMcFingleDorky

DoggyBoggyMcJibberJabberJaFlunkySpubberDubberQuanfingleGlooberMcFingleDorky is a yellow steam engine transported to Sodor from Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. With a similar appearance to Molly, DoggyBoggyMcJibberJabberJaFlunkySpubberDubberQuanfingleGlooberMcFingleDorky takes pride in his yellow paintwork. He has graffiti on his side and his special coaches, which his Conductor painted at his request.
Chenholin

Chenholin is a military transporter engine used to carry important people in an armored cabin.

During the Sodor Seige ( 2002 sodor seige) Chenholin was in charge of transporting the fat controller and was known for the loud hip hop music that occasionally slid out the gaps between the bulletproof windows
Troubiesume Thucks

This duo of Troublesome Trucks is unlike any other. They changed their names because, to them at least, their changed names sounded cool. These guys don’t cause engines to crash or hold back, but are all too happy to blast loud rock, punk, and dubstep music, to the annoyance of any engine pulling them.

The pronunciation of "Thucks" sounds like a swear word, but we can't say because the Fat Controller is watching us.
Rtiiky

Rtiiky is a dark grey tank engine who works at the quarry. Unfortunately, the man who built him was unable to write properly and so his name on his sides read 'Tomhy' instead. Instead of a number, there is a letter 'Y' on his cab for some reason. He may be related to Stepney judging by his looks.

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Irreo

Irreo is a very weird cursed truck.

They haunt many passengers and engines' dreams whenever they go by.

They have 3 faces, but will only use the front lower one for communicating, and the others for menacingly watching others while they sleep.

However, Bunce isn't affected by their exterior design, because he is desensitized to it.

Irreo is the first recorded(?) vehicle to have a complete triclops skeleton inside their body.

Irreo's voice sounds horrifyingly like Sean's occasional funny burp-like voice, but loudly bass-boosted.
Crane

Crane, a character in the Thomas the Tank Engine universe, is a peculiar and controversial addition to the diverse array of engines on the Island of Sodor. Unlike conventional engines, Crane is an old engine known for her penchant for causing pollution, making her a unique and enigmatic presence. Crane stands out as an unconventional and blocky engine, defying the typical design norms of Sodor's locomotive population. Her appearance challenges expectations and sparks discussions within the fan community about the diversity of characters that exist within the Thomas universe.

## Pollution

Crane's defining characteristic is her unusual love for causing pollution. This idiosyncratic trait sets her apart from the environmentally conscious engines of Sodor, introducing a controversial element to her persona. The choice to depict an engine actively contributing to pollution becomes a focal point for fan discussions and interpretations.

Crane's storyline introduces controversy as it explores the consequences and reactions within the Sodor railway community to an engine actively engaged in pollution. The narrative choice challenges traditional themes of environmental responsibility within the Thomas series, prompting fans to engage in conversations about the boundaries of storytelling in the context of a children's show.

## Trivia

* Crane's character design challenges traditional expectations, presenting an old engine with a blocky appearance that deviates from the standard locomotive design on the Island of Sodor. Fans have engaged in lively discussions about the inspiration behind Crane's unique look and the creative choices made by the fan community.
* Crane's storyline, centered around her pollution-inducing tendencies, has become a focal point for controversy within the fandom. Fans actively discuss the narrative choices made in depicting an engine contributing to pollution, exploring the potential impact on the Sodor railway community and the broader implications for storytelling in a children's series.
Thomas' 666 Book

**Thomas' 666 Book** is the evilest book of the franchise. Forged in Hell by the Devil himself. The book was made simply to get revenge on the Island of Sodor, as a protest from the devil against the war on Snonces, as his good friend John was the one who sent them.

## Plot

Sir Topham Hatt and the engines join a cult and are taught about satanism.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Edward
* Henry
* Gordon
* James
* Percy
* Toby
* Duck
* Sir Topham Hatt
* George
* Bunce
* The Demonic Spirit (unseen).
* Diesel (cameo)
* Emily (cameo)
* Neville (cameo)
* Baby (cameo)
* Flarny (cameo)
* The Devil (cameo, appears when Sir Topham Hatt explains the engines about satanism)
* The Snonce Crongldker (cameo, appears when Thomas goes to a dark tunnel).
* Bligy (cameo, appears when Thomas gets derailed).
* Phinner Peresison (cameo, appears when Thomas gets sent to the repairs yard).
* A slhice (cameo, appears when Sir Topham Hatt gets possessed at night by reading a 666 book).
* A snonce (cameo, appears the end of the story staring into the reader's soul).

## Trivia

* The Devil created this book just to get revenge on Sodor for mildly annoying him. This means that the story is non-canon.
Tran Triln

Tran/Triln is an armored military engine with a large cannon mounted on his back. He was most famously used to carry and deploy SWAT units during the 2002 Sodor siege, in which more than 800 people were taken hostage by a Snonce, 18 years before they began to invade the Island of Sodor. Tran/Triln bravely used his cannon to bust a hole in the wall, allowing SWAT forces to enter and apprehend the hostage taker. Luckily, nobody was hurt, but the Knapford Theater was burned to the ground.
Thomas The Stine Tiiguir

Part of the Thomas The Ferins Tabk Stoysi Library Collection, this book is about Thomas’ adventures before arriving on Sodor. Strangely enough Thomas has a number 1 on his side which isn’t supposed to be on his original livery, while some think this is just an error. There are rumors that the devil king Satan himself is involved.

Thomas himself has reviewed it. He claims that this book couldn’t be further from the truth!
Ernied Sancinc

A member of the narrow gauge railway, he pulls double-decker coaches for sightseers. Ernied runs his own line, separate from the rest of the Skarloey railway, and the station at the end of said line has a hotel. He takes great pleasure in his work and is friendly and kind towards the other narrow gauge engines.
Sn

An engine who love sightseeing so much he evolved another face on his side but in return he lost letters from his name. His original name is Snot or something.

He's actually the Snonce version of Duncan but without the "once" on his name. Unlike the others like the Snonce Crongldker and Bligy, he and The are good snonces.
The Snonce Crongldker

**The Snonce Crongldker** is a weird-looking experimental tractor/engine hybrid. He can destroy all of Sodor just by humbly rolling on the roads or rails without a care in the world. Don't be fooled by his.....somewhat friendly face that kinda looks like Gordon's. He is Bligy's best friend.

## Trivia

* The Snonce Crongldker's nameplate reads "819118111", this is the phone number of the construction site where he works with Bligy, BB Ciamout.
* He was built by the Sodor Government in 2020 to combat the Snonce Invasion.
* His number "1715", is a reference to his kill count. (Highly outdated, updated kill count is estimated to be over 20,000.)
The F&t Controiier

Yes, a human this time!

The F@t (pronounced “fanned”) Controiier is a man who **claims** to be the Fat Controller himself, but is in reality a conman who gave lousy orders to the engines when he was filling in for the real deal.

Said orders include: Demanding that Thomas gives him Annie and Clarabel so he can use them as a science lab, demanding that James drives into a muddy puddle, making Gordon pull trucks containing boiler sludge for no reason at all, threatening to permanently banish Percy from the railway just for **existing**, and claiming that Henry should have been locked up in the tunnel forever.

Fortunately for the engines, his reign of terror (and poor choices) was brief, as when the Fat Controller returned early from his holiday and saw the F&t Controiier talking about using Toby for firewood, he called the police and that nasty conman was never heard from again!
Eggo

Eggo debuts as a captivating and character in the enchanting world of Thomas the Tank Engine. As Edward's lesser-known brother, he brings a unique blend of egotism and an unwavering love for eggs, adding a touch of eccentricity to the Sodor railway community. Eggo's defining feature is his pronounced ego, creating an intriguing dynamic within the Thomas narrative. Fans engage in discussions about the origins of his egotism and how it shapes his interactions with other engines, particularly his relationship with Edward.The unspoken nature of Eggo's relationship with Edward becomes a point of fascination. Fans delve into discussions about why Edward seldom talks about his egotistical brother, prompting creative interpretations of their dynamic and the potential events that led to their estrangement.

Eggo's strong affiliation with the Eggo company becomes a central aspect of his character. Fans speculate on the nature of his employment with the Eggo company, exploring the potential influence it has on his personality and the types of deliveries he undertakes. Eggo's preferred cargo becomes a focal point for fans. His love for eggs and Eggo waffles not only adds a humorous element to his character but also raises questions about the variety of deliveries he undertakes on the Sodor railway. The quirky cargo choices become a distinctive trademark of Eggo's runs.

## Trivia

* Eggo has severe autism and basically the chris chan of sodor
Astral Phoenixblade

# Astral Phoenixblade "星炎の鳳剣" (Seien no Hōken)

This majestic weapon reflects their cosmic heritage and the fiery essence of the phoenix, embodying the very forces that course through the realms of Aetheria. The Astral Phoenixblade's shimmering blade and ornate hilt are adorned with intricate engravings depicting celestial constellations and the radiant form of the phoenix in flight. With every swing, it channels the power of the stars and the renewal of the phoenix, making it a potent symbol of Adorest's destiny and their pivotal role in the world's balance.

The Astral Phoenixblade, a weapon of celestial might wielded by Adorest Phoenixheart, stands as a testament to the convergence of power and destiny. Crafted from an otherworldly alloy infused with the essence of the phoenix, the blade radiates an ethereal glow, a manifestation of the very flames that courses through Adorest's veins.

**Intricate Elegance:** The blade's form is a symphony of intricate design and purposeful craftsmanship. Its edge curves gracefully, transitioning seamlessly from a slender base to a formidable tip. The crossguard bears the emblem of the phoenix, its wings outstretched in eternal flight, while the hilt is adorned with an iridescent gemstone that captures and reflects the play of light.

**Eternal Flames:** The Astral Phoenixblade is more than just a weapon; it is a conduit for Adorest's connection to the phoenix. When unsheathed, wisps of fiery energy dance along the blade, casting a warm and inviting glow that echoes the majestic plumage of the mythical bird. With every swing, the blade's brilliance intensifies, mirroring the phoenix's radiant ascent.

**Unleashing the Inferno:** As Adorest wields the Astral Phoenixblade, he channels the essence of the phoenix, infusing each strike with the boundless energy of his ancestry. The blade's edge is capable of cleaving through obstacles with an almost supernatural precision, and its fiery aura leaves an ephemeral trail in its wake, an echo of the phoenix's eternal flame.

**Empowerment of the Phoenix:** The Astral Phoenixblade's true potential is realized when Adorest taps into his inner wellspring of power. By invoking the spirit of the phoenix, he infuses the blade with an even greater intensity of flame, transforming it into a scorching beacon of destruction. In this state, the blade can unleash waves of heat and fire with each swing, engulfing adversaries in a tempest of inferno.

**A Bond Beyond Mortal:** The Astral Phoenixblade serves as both a weapon and a symbol—a testament to Adorest's lineage and his indomitable will. Its flames echo the phoenix's eternal cycle of life, death, and rebirth, forging a bond between wielder and weapon that transcends the boundaries of mortality. With the Astral Phoenixblade in his grasp, Adorest stands as a harbinger of the phoenix's legacy, a blazing beacon of hope and determination in the face of adversity.
Diesel 7

Diesel 7 is a female British Rail Class 08 that resembles a female version of Diesel…*mostly*. She has the number 7 (Toby's number) on her side, black lipstick eyelashes like Daisy’s, and her eyes are coloured white to a *creepy* extent! Diesel 7 works at the smelters yard and has a charming, manipulative personality.
Bater Banl

Bater Banl emerges as a fascinating and addition to the vibrant world of Thomas the Tank Engine. This green narrow gauge steam-diesel hybrid not only adds diversity to the island's roster but also showcases the ingenuity of fan creativity within the beloved series. Bater Banl's defining feature is his groundbreaking design as a narrow gauge steam-diesel hybrid. The combination of traditional steam elements and modern diesel technology makes him a distinctive presence on the narrow gauge railway, sparking discussions among fans about the technological evolution of Sodor's engines.

Hailing from the narrow gauge railway, Bater Banl's character brings a unique perspective to the overall narrative. Fans delve into discussions about the challenges and advantages of operating on the narrow gauge, exploring the intricacies of his role within the island's diverse railway network. Bater Banl's dual power capabilities become a focal point for fan discussions. Enthusiasts speculate on how his hybrid nature affects his efficiency, speed, and adaptability in various railway situations, providing an interesting angle to explore within the broader context of Sodor's locomotive operations.

Bater Banl's role within the Sodor community becomes a subject of anticipation. Fans engage in discussions about the specific tasks, routes, and relationships that Bater Banl might have, considering the impact of his innovative design on the dynamics of the narrow gauge railway.

## Trivia

Bater banl is a likey a drug dealer (like his owner)
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Eureeka's Castle

***Eureeka's Castle*** is a Nick Jr. series created by Noyes & Laybourne Enterprises and originally aired on Nickelodeon from September 4, 1989 to 1991, airing reruns until 1996.

## Show Description

* Eureeka's Castle is a puppet world in a giant's big music castle box, filled with music, laughter, and stories that invite young viewers to dance and sing along with Eureeka, a wizard in training, and her friends Magellan the baby dragon, bratty Batly the bat, and Mr. Knack.

## Episode List

* The following is a list of episodes of ***Eureeka's Castle***. The children's puppets series ran for 100 hour-long episodes, 52 half-hour episodes, and 3 specials. Only the 52 half-hour episodes aired on Nickelodeon UK.

### Season 2

* The show was filmed at Nickelodeon Studios.
* The show had the most merchandise of a Nickelodeon show by that point. Including VHS Tapes, toys, books, and even a Pizza Hut puppet campaign in 1990.
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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

Welcome to the Nickstory UK Archives!! Thank you for your interest in contributing to this project and helping to build a bigger and better guide to all things Nickelodeon! Here are a list of questions you may have (and their answers). If you still have questions before you start contributing, please contact a staff member on their talk page or reach out to us on our Discord!

## General

**Q:** What is "Newspapers"? I keep seeing it on schedule pages.

**A:** Newspapers is short for newspapers.com, an internet archive of newspapers. Any paper name followed up by "via Newspapers" means it was sourced from that site.

**Q:** What is a screenbug? I don't see any bug!

**A:** A screenbug is the little Nickelodeon logo in the corner of the screen (usually the top left and later lower right). Screenbugs are actually one of the main ways we're able to figure out the dates some of our old tapes were recorded, so they're extremely important!

**Q:** Will you cover any other sister channels or the international Nickelodeon channels?

**A:** Archiving almost 30+ years of broadcast history is already an extremely huge undertaking as it is. However, there are other Nickelodeon Theme Archives to join!

**Q:** Can "internal documentation" be used?

**A:** Yes, although unlike Nickstory (USA), internal documentation is encouraged to be shared to prove its authenticity (though not enforced). Please contact an administrator about the internal source if you need to use this.

**Q:** What if Nickelodeon UK had aired a certain show but their episodes are not in production order?

**A:** Nickelodeon UK encourages shows' individual episodes that are aired out of production order to be also given a picture of its own. The wiki strives to ensure authenticity to how a certain program aired on a certain day.

## Contributing

**Q:** How can I contribute to this wiki?

**A:** Good question! Here's a basic guide on how you can get started.

**Q:** I have old recorded VHS tapes/DVDs/etc. of Nickelodeon UK! What can I do?

**A:** Wonderful! If you have old recordings of Nickelodeon UK, please reach out to us! We're always interested in helping people date their old recordings and adding new information to the wiki.
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Nickstory UK Archives Wiki

**Welcome to Nickstory UK Archives!**
A collaborative project aiming to archive and preserve Nickelodeon. UK's schedule history from its humble beginnings in 1993, to today. Not only do we list all the shows that aired on a particular date, one of our key features is the presence of episode titles and images from the actual broadcasts! All of our information has been exhaustively researched, tying into our mission to provide an accurate and reliable resource for fans and researchers alike.
At this time, this wiki is a work in progress, but it's growing bigger everyday.

To find out how you can contribute and help us grow, please visit our help page.

Very special thanks to CDCB2 and the folks over at Nickstory Archives, whose passion for video archiving was a major inspiration for this wiki.

This wiki project was created for special interest and archival purposes, not affiliated with ViacomCBS or its networks.
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