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Flamustang

**Flamustang** (Japanese: ウモノオ *Umonoo*, French: Pyrodéo, German: Fohlamme) is a Fire-type Pokémon introduced in Pokémon Bastnaesite and Hackmanite.

It evolves into Burneigh starting at level 16, which then evolves into Valhalorse starting at level 35.

Along with Dimetrush and Saillyfish, it is one of the three starter Pokémon of Sargad.

## Pokédex entry

**Topaz** entry:

**Amethyst**entry:

## Origin

### Design Origin

**Flamustang** is based on the Icelandic horse.

### Name Origin

English: **Flamustang** is a combination of *flame* and *mustang*.

French: **Pyrodéo** is a combination of *pyro* (greek word for fire) and *rodeo*.

German: **Fohlamme** is a combination of *Fohlen* (foal) and *Flamme* (flame).

Finnish: **Tulivarso** is a combination of *tuliparso* (fire) and *varsa* (foal).

Japanese: **ウモノオ** is a combination of うま *uma* (horse) and ほのお *honoo* (flame).
Roo

**Roo** is a supporting character in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

## Background

Roo is a stuffed joey belonging to Christopher Robin. He is the playful and spirited son of Kanga and the best friend of Tigger.

Roo is a joey whose height is similar to Piglet's. Roo has light brown fur and an upturned tail. He has beady black eyes and thin eyebrows. He also has a small nose and black mouth. His only attire is a sky blue long-sleeved T-shirt that he wears all the time. Finally, Roo sports two strands of black hair on the top of his head. The inside of his ears is light pink and he has pink pads on the bottoms of his feet.

Roo's youthful and energetic personality (as well as his natural love of bouncing) makes him the perfect companion for Tigger, with whom Roo shares a relationship akin to two siblings. However, his young age sometimes prevents him from tagging along on Pooh's adventures (mainly because Rabbit and even Tigger believes Roo's too young for certain expeditions). When not with Tigger or Kanga, Roo spends his free time with Dexter, Owl's cousin.

Roo takes after Tigger in that he is spirited and adventurous. He acts his age, being curious and energetic. He is also optimistic and fearless. Rather than panicking, he remained happy-go-lucky, despite how worried the adults were. His fearlessness also drives him to be daring and even a little rebellious. Roo is rather wise for his age, at times.

## In the series

Roo is a secondary character in the animated series. He features prominently in the episodes "The Old Switcheroo" and "The Bug Stops Here". In "The Old Switcheroo", Roo is trying to avoid a bath, so Tigger switches him with Piglet. However, Kanga believes that Roo is merely acting like Piglet. In "The Bug Stops Here", Roo, along with Owl's young Cousin Dexter, is being babysat by Pooh. Pooh takes the pair to see Christopher Robin, who shows them his science project, a bug. When the bug disappears, Roo must help Pooh and Dexter find a new bug.

## Trivia

* Roo and his mother Kanga are the only characters who do not appear in the fourth and final season in the original continuity.
Bruno

**Bruno** is a one-time character in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. His only known appearance is in the episode "Monkey See, Monkey Do Better".

## In the series

Bruno is a wind-up robot gorilla toy who was in a gift in Christopher Robin's bedroom and he introduces himself as the best toy anyone can have. Rabbit accidentally upwraps it after Pooh told him that the gift doesn't belong to them. He comes off as very arrogant because of his status as "the greatest toy a kid could get". This makes him believe that he is capable of replacing Pooh, Tigger, Rabbit, and Piglet as Christopher Robin's friends. When the boy tells him that nothing could ever replace them, this sends Bruno into a phase of self-denial as he walks off by himself and allows himself to literally unwind. After the gang winds him back up, Bruno is touched by their concern and is informed that he was intended for a different kid, a friend of Christopher Robin's. He is thrilled by this news and eagerly allows himself to be packaged back up and sent to the kid in question.

## Trivia

* Tigger gives this character the nickname: **Banana Breath**.
* Bruno is the only character to have a wind-up key.
Luck Amok

**Luck Amok** is the first segment of the fifteenth episode of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and the 21st episode in the overall. It is one of the episodes under Friendship.

## Synopsis

One day, Rabbit is admiring himself in a mirror when Tigger bounces in on him and accidentally breaks the mirror. Rabbit tells Tigger that he'll have seven years bad luck. At first Tigger is horrified, but quickly scoffs at the idea, and states that Rabbit will have the bad luck because it's *his* mirror - now it's Rabbit's turn to be horrified Tigger swears to protect him from the bad luck, however that turns into a disaster. Rabbit remembers that it is in fact Pooh's mirror and Pooh will have the bad luck - however Tigger wants to help. He has Pooh and Piglet swap clothes, to confuse the bad luck, but both of them receive bad luck.

Tigger conceals Piglet in a "safety" shelter for seven years so his bad luck won't hurt him or anyone else. However, as he and the others leave, lightning strikes the shelter almost immediately (thanks to a lightning rod Tigger foolishly placed on the top), leaving poor terrified little Piglet in a whimpering and gibbering mess. The gang is forced to carry Piglet's bed with them.

Rabbit discovers that it's Tigger's bad luck that's following everyone around. Tigger realized he's right and sadly leaves the 100 Acre Wood. The Gang look for him at night and want him to come back because they miss him and reverse his bad luck by "fixing" the mirror (taping a crude drawing of Tigger onto the mirror so that he thinks it's his reflection). Tigger bounces with glee, relieved that his bad luck is finally over just as Piglet finally snaps out of his trauma, having no idea what's going on.

Atop the hill near the big tree, Christopher Robin tells Pooh that breaking a mirror is a silly superstition. Pooh said he knew, but was only playing along so that bad luck wouldn't feel left out. He fishes around in a bed of clover and finds a four leaf one... Just in case.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Christopher Robin

## Videography

* Volume 7: King of the Beasties (VHS, US only)
* Bubbles and Troubles (VHS, UK only)
* Tigger-ific Tales (VHS, Friendship)

## Trivia

* This is the first time in the series in which Pooh took his red shirt off.
* It is revealed that Piglet wears a white undershirt under his usual pink top.
* This is the first time we see Rabbit’s apple orchard. It is true that the apple orchard was seen earlier in "Donkey for a Day", but it isn't known if it is a Rabbit's orchard.
Pooh Party

* US release
* UK release

**Pooh Party** is one of the 5 Playtime collection volumes. It was first released in February 18, 1994 in the US.

## Cover details

The scene on this volume's cover is set indoors. Here's we see Pooh holding a large bowl of cake mix. Next to Pooh is Piglet who is holding a yellow balloon. Pooh and Piglet are both wearing party hats.

The cover resembles the first episode of this volume: Party Poohper

## Episodes

Pooh Party has 3 episodes, all of which focus on having visitors.

* Party Poohper
* A Bird in the Hand
* A Pooh Day Afternoon

## Trivia

* When it was released in the UK in February 6, 1995, this Playtime volume was numbered 2.
* This is one of the first 2 UK home videos of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh to have the Disney Videos logo.
Friendship Song

## Song details

### Availability in series

All volumes in the Friendship collection except Imagine That, Christopher Robin! and Three Cheers For Eeyore & Rabbit

### Lyrics

Dave Kinnoin

The **Friendship Song** is the theme song from the Friendship VHS collection. Award winning musician and lyricist, Stephen Schwartz from Parachute Express, sings this song.

## Lyrics

The day's beginning, Pooh Bear’s grinning
He’s so excited to meet someone new
There’s sure to be friends, cause you see friends
Everyone’s welcome with Winnie the Pooh

We all laugh and learn and play together
That's what good friends do (that's what good friends do)
Being pals makes playtime so much better
It’s so true, just ask Pooh!

It’s a fun place, this is one place

Where bear hugs are given all the day through (all the days through)

There’s no doubt now, we'll find out how
It’s fun to be friends with... can you guess who?

Our favorite playmate, Winnie the Pooh!

## Trivia

* This song shares its music with the Playtime and Learning songs.
Crossoon

**Crossoon** (Japanese: ナナグマ *Nanaguma*, French: Grizombie, German: Kreuzachs) is a Rock- and Ghost-type Pokémon introduced in Pokémon Bastnaesite and Hackmanite.

It evolves from Sargadian Zigzagoon starting at level 20, then from Sargadian Linoone by leveling up while its HP are reduced to half.

## Pokédex entry

**Topaz** entry:

**Amethyst** entry:

## Origin

### Design Origin

**Crossoon** is based on the grison and the iron mine of Kiruna in Sweden. Its coloration also reminds of the marbled polecat.

### Name Origin

English: **Crossoon** is a combination of *cross* and *raccoon*.

French: **Grizombie** is a combination of *grison* and *zombie*.

German: **Kreuzachs** is a combination of *Kreuz* (cross) and *Dachs* (badger).

Finnish: **Vinovupi** is a combination of *vinoviiva* (diagonal line) and *supikoira* (raccoon dog).

Japanese: **ナナグマ** is a combination of 斜め *naname* (diagonal) and 穴熊 *anaguma* (badger).
To Catch a Hiccup

**To Catch a Hiccup** is the second segment of the twenty-third episode of first season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, made by Walt Disney Television Animation, and the 37th episode in the overall. It originally aired on September 9, 1989.

## Synopsis

Piglet is humming happily. He's inviting Pooh for a friendship lunch. Pooh wants to give a best friend gift (honey) to Piglet. But Piglet has the hiccups and can't say so and then, when Pooh came, he heard a something and he thought that there was something in his red shirt. But Pooh thinks it's a game. And Piglet bounces all over with the hiccups. Pooh thinks he insulted Piglet and leaves. Tigger 'encounters' him and wants to help. He makes Piglet drink a bucket of water to no avail. Owl helps, but his method fails too. Rabbit makes a hiccup trap, with a cake, but it catches Eeyore. He likes cake, you see. Pooh wants to get Piglet some honey for offending him. He walks off with the jar of honey. But now at night, Tigger, Owl, Rabbit, and Piglet are working at it again. Tigger puts Piglet in a mine cart, saying that hiccups are cowardlings and they try to SCARE them out. Owl and Rabbit make a 'monster' and dress up as it, with a white cloak, and a jack-o-lantern with a carrot nose for a head, and call it the Stumpety Bumpety. Tigger thinks it isn't scary enough. Pooh nears a cliff edge, and the others hear him screaming. Tigger gasps in horror exclaiming, "it's the REAL Stumpety Bumpety!" and he and the Stumpety Bumpety run off screaming, and it bumps into a tree and separates into a Rabbit and a caped Owl. The head falls on Tigger's tail, and he screams that it's after them. Piglet thinks it's very quiet until he sees everyone ambush him by jumping out of the bushes screaming. Piglet is so startled his hiccups move the minecart down the hill and crashes into Pooh. Piglet thanks Pooh for saving him and removing his hiccups. He then explains what happened earlier, and Pooh understands. Rabbit and Owl and Tigger are still on the run until they can't go anymore. The Stumpety Bumpety crashes through the bushes at them, but it turns out to be Piglet and Pooh. Piglet says he lost the hiccups. Tigger asks where they went, and he, Rabbit, and Owl start hiccuping. Piglet again suggests water, and they take off screaming! (Actually, theses misspelled words should be stumpy, bumpy, and cowering.)

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Eeyore
* Owl

## Videography

* Share Your World (DVD, Magical World of Winnie the Pooh, UK only)

## Trivia

* This was the only episode to be animated by **Walt Disney Animation Japan**.
* Like it's previous episode Me and My Shadow this episode was never released on VHS or DVD in all parts of the world since it was only being released on DVD in the UK.
Me and My Shadow

**Me and My Shadow** is the first segment of the first episode of the second season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, that originally aired on ABC on September 9, 1989, and the 36th episode in the overall.

## Synopsis

When Piglet has no one to play with, and his friends are all busy, he finds a friend to play with - his shadow. When he throws the ball at his shadow, the ball bounces back. Piglet sees that his shadow has come to life. Piglet plays catch with his shadow, but when Piglet's real friends succeed in dragging him away, Piglet's shadow runs away!

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Eeyore
* Shadows

## Videography

* Growing Up With Pooh (DVD, Magical World of Winnie the Pooh, UK only)
Winnie the Pooh, and Christmas Too (video)

**Winnie the Pooh, and Christmas Too** is one of the 4 holiday-themed volumes of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. It is a Christmas-themed volume. Its symbol is a candy cane. It was first released in October 28, 1994, less than 2 months before Christmas in December of the same year.

It is also released on the last quarter of 1996 in the UK.

## Intro bumper/Title card and episodes

### Intro bumper/Title card

In a dark blue background with animated snow effects, a red patch fades in from nowhere. On it, words, saying "Winnie the Pooh" written in pastel yellow, start to appear as they were drawn. Once the drawing's complete, a symbol (a candy cane) rolls in from the bottom-right corner of the screen. Once the symbol stops on the bottom-left corner of the screen, a wiggly, long yellow rectangle, topped with white snow, wipes in in next to the symbol. On that rectangle are the words "and Christmas Too" written in green.

The music for the intro bumpers/title cards of this collection is complete with strings and a harp lead by some chimes-like notes from a synthesizer keyboard. It also has additional Christmas bells.

### Episode

Winnie the Pooh, and Christmas Too only has 2 episodes.

* Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too (Christmas special)
* Magic Earmuffs (bonus episode)

## Trivia

* This volume and Winnie the Pooh: Frankenpooh are released together on the Laserdisc format in October 4, 1995 as **Special Holiday Edition**.
* This is the only holiday-themed volume to have a UK release as normal. It was released in the UK in 1996.
* This holiday-themed volume's intro bumper/title card uses music from the ones of the Playtime collection titles but with additional Christmas bells.
Nasty Jack

**Nasty Jack** is the main antagonist of the The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh episode, "Paw and Order".

## Background

Nasty Jack, the meanest horse thief, is the leader of a vicious group of horse thieves (i.e. horses who steal things). According to one song line from the episode, Jack is a thoroughbred and cannot be outrun. He considers himself to be the "nastiest horse thief." Part of what makes Jack so feared and cruel is what he does to sheriffs, whom he shows great hatred toward. Using his strength, he "trounces" the sheriff, meaning that he takes them, puts them in a bag, and simply drops them. When Piglet reluctantly and unexpectedly becomes the new sheriff of the town, he becomes Jack's newest target.

## In the series

The episode's framing device focuses on a play being performed by Pooh and friends, which is titled "The Legend of Sheriff Piglet." Jack features as the main villain in the play. He and his gang come to the town of Rickety Gulch to terrorize the town, where they reside in a saloon.

When Piglet reluctantly and unexpectedly becomes the new sheriff of the town (as Piglet now possesses the sheriff badge), Jack makes plans to "trounce" Piglet. The group is able to escape into the sheriff's office. Jack later intimidates Rabbit into serving his gang banana splits. Rabbit does a poor job of making the splits and is tormented by Jack for it. Tigger attempts a rescue, but Jack just laughs as Tigger gets tangled up in his own lasso. Jack prepares to trounce Piglet but is confronted by the Masked Bear (Pooh's alter ego). The two engage in a duel using ice cream scoops (and containers of ice cream) as weapons. Jack corners the Masked Bear, but a stray scoop of ice cream results in the head horse thief being sent flying into a water trough.

Later, Jack sets a trap for the Masked Bear and captures him and Eeyore his faithful steed). He then challenges Piglet to a showdown. Piglet is able to gather the courage to face Jack; however, in a twist of fate, his badge falls off. As Piglet is no longer Sheriff, Jack can no longer trounce him. At Piglet's suggestion, Jack decides to become good, and becomes Sheriff himself, stating that he always wanted to be Sheriff. At the sight of this, the rest of the horse gang flee town after their once-villainous leader promises to clean up the town. Jack's final appearance is at the ceremony where Piglet is honored as a hero.

## Trivia

* It is possible that the reason Nasty Jack hates sheriffs and became a horse thief in the first place was because he either never had the chance of becoming Sheriff himself, or nobody ever made him Sheriff at all until his run-in with Piglet, since he stated that he "always wanted to be Sheriff," thus reforming
Junior Heffalump

**Junior Heffalump** is a minor character in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

## In the series

Junior Heffalump first appeared in "There's No Camp Like Home", along with his parents, after Tigger accidentally destroyed their home. He and his parents were surprised and saddened to find out that someone has stolen their home and go out to find it. Junior later became friends with Piglet. In the end, Pooh and the gang promised Junior and his parents that they will help them fix up their house in the morning.

Junior made a return along with his dad in "Trap as Trap Can" when Pooh, Piglet and their friends help him complete his mission, sent by his dad, to trap woodland animals. Towards the end however, Junior's trap success and captures the woodland animals for his dad.

## Trivia

* Junior has a mother and a father. Mama Heffalump is voiced by Patricia Parris while Papa Heffalump is voiced by Jim Cummings.
* There's a running gag in both episodes Junior Haffalump appeared in: His dad, Papa Haffalump, often sneezes due to some allergies.
Rabbit Takes a Holiday

**Rabbit Takes a Holiday** is the first segment of the fourth episode of the third season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, that originally aired on ABC on September 8, 1990, and the 60th episode in the overall. It is one of the episodes under Friendship.

## Synopsis

When Rabbit takes a vacation because of having no work to do, Tigger, Piglet, Pooh and Gopher must take care of Rabbit's garden but end up making his garden worse.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Gopher
* The Crows
* Rabbit's mother (mentioned)

## Videography

* Volume 8: The Sky's the Limit (VHS, US only)
* Three Cheers For Eeyore & Rabbit (VHS, Friendship)

## Trivia

* As mentioned in this episode, it is revealed that Rabbit has a mother.
* This is the second episode in which Rabbit's garden gets blown up. The first time it happened was in No Rabbit's a Fortress.
The Old Switcheroo

**The Old Switcheroo** is the second segment of the twenty-second episode of the first season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, made by Walt Disney Television Animation, and the 35th episode in the overall. It originally aired on March 4, 1989. It is based loosely on a chapter from the original *Winnie the Pooh* storybook by A.A. Milne.

It is also a Season 1 finale.

## Synopsis

While Tigger is making a tigger shaped bubble put gum, Roo says he needs help and Roo tells him he needs a bath. Tigger is shocked, So they go to Piglet's house, and tells Piglet that if Roo gets caught by Kanga, then it's the end. Next they hide under Piglet's chair, and Piglet attempts to hide there the third time, but is able to see who it is instead, then Piglet tells Tigger and Roo it's only Kanga, then Tigger gets shocked, and hides Roo by using Piglet 's flower pot, Much to Piglet's dismay. Eventually, Roo is caught by Kanga, much to Tigger's dismay. So Tigger uses Piglet to switch to Roo, while Pooh keeps Kanga Busy. The two pals agree to go to the biggest mud puddle ever, while Piglet's at Kanga's House. Then Tigger suggests they do a gum contest, however, They pop it, getting into a "sticky situation". Roo says that being dirty is fun, but not too fun. So they decide to go home and tell Kanga. For their punishment, they are forced to take a bath, but then they eventually find out taking a bath isn't so bad after all. After Piglet runs away covered in bubbles, and Pooh chases him. Pooh and Piglet fall into the stream, then they get out and go home. As for Tigger and Roo, they always know that this is the end.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Roo
* Kanga

## Videography

* Volume 10: Pooh to the Rescue (VHS, US only)
* The Great River Rescue (VHS, UK only)

## Trivia

* The song that's featured in this episode is 'The End'.
* This was the last episode (along with "Party Poohper") to be animated by TMS Entertainment.
* The events of this episode were based on Chapter 7 of A.A. Milne's *Winnie the Pooh* tales, in which Kanga and baby Roo come to the forest and Piglet has a bath.
The End

Title card of the episode this song is from

**The End** is a song that Tigger sings in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh episode, The Old Switcheroo, in which he worries that by having to take a bath, Roo has reached the end.

## Lyrics

At first it's hot and humidy

And then it's downright wet

I can hear him holler

And they haven't started yet

They'll put him in a steamy vat until he's soggy-fried

He'll try to climb the slippery walls

But, no, they're much too high!

Surrounded by the slimy ooze

There's no chance to get out

Ptoo, ptah is all you say

When the stuff gets in your mouth

You won't recognize him

On account of all the wrinklage

He'll be three sizes smaller

There's bound to be some shrinklage!

He's all washed up, he's doomed

We've lost our furry friend

You can say goodbye to Roo

He's headed for...THE END!

## Trivia

* This is the last song for Season 1 of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
What's the Score, Pooh?

**What's the Score, Pooh?** is the first segment of the third episode of the third season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and the 58th episode in the overall. It originally aired on ABC on September 1, 1990. It is one of the episodes under Playtime.

## Synopsis

During a made-up and silly sports match, Gopher, the goalie, resigns and only promises to continue playing if Pooh, Piglet, Tigger and Rabbit help him work. Meanwhile, Eeyore tries again and again to rebuild his house which keeps falling over.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Gopher
* Eeyore

## Videography

* Fun 'n Games (VHS, Playtime)
* It's Playtime With Pooh (DVD, Magical World of Winnie the Pooh)

## Trivia

* The scene in this episode, in which Pooh and his friends get chased by a boulder, pays homage to one from the 1981 'Indiana Jones' movie 'Raiders of the Lost Ark'.
I Don't Have A Name

Title card of the episode this song is from

**I Don't Have A Name** is a song that was sung by Tigger in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh episode, Stripes. Tigger sings it after losing his painted stripes from the short, quick thunderstorm.

## Lyrics

What is a guy

When he's a nothin'?

I'm nothin' but stuffin'

Ain't even got a name

I know I've changed

On the outside

But on the inside

I feel the same

Maybe someday

I'll know who I am

But for right now... (sniffs)

Somehow...

(spoken) I don't have a name.

## Trivia

* This is a sad song in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
* The music from this song is reused in a scene from another episode Babysitter Blues when Kanga cries over the disappearence of her son Roo.
A Knight to Remember

**A Knight to Remember** is the seventh episode of the third season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, which originally aired on October 20, 1990, and the 65th episode in the overall.

## Synopsis

Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore, Tigger, and Rabbit are in Christopher Robin's attic during a rainy night and decide to play some chess, but since there are several missing pieces in their game, they decide to build costumes and play the roles. Piglet gets the knight part, but he sees himself as too scared to play a knight and enters an old box searching for the real piece. When Piglet comes out, however, he finds himself as a real knight in a chess-themed kingdom ruled by King Pooh, and must defeat a dragon to save the day. When Piglet sets off to defeat the dragon Rabbit who is the Great Wizard gives him a spell to use but he will only be able to use it once. When Piglet arrives at the dragon's cave he enters and hears the dragon roaring real loudly and uses his shield to protect himself but the dragon's roar causes the shield to break and then a shadow of the dragon lures over Piglet and he uses Rabbit spell which causes the dragon to turn into Eeyore the donkey who got turned into the dragon last week and asks Piglet if he can repay him in return for helping him get turned back into a donkey. In return, Piglet has Eeyore made the Knight to Remember and returns to his trunk and is returned home to Christopher Robin's Attic where he and his friends go off to play chess, but then Piglet hears the sound of Eeyore the Dragon's roaring and wonders if something followed him back from the Kingdom.

## Characters

* Pooh/The King
* Piglet
* Rabbit/The Wizard
* Tigger/The Bish-Hop of Bounce
* Gopher
* Eeyore/The Dragon

## Videography

* Winnie the Pooh: Spookable Pooh (VHS, US only)

## Trivia

* The title of this episode is a play of 'A Night To Remember' which is both a title of a 1958 British docudrama film and the name of a hit 1982 song by Shalamar.
* This episode shares a name with episodes from *Sailor Moon* and *Mew Mew Power*.
* Gopher appears in the medieval world as one of the king's assistants, but he does not appear in the real world in Christopher Robin's attic. A similar situation occurs in "The Good, the Bad, and the Tigger".
Kanga

**Kanga** is a supporting character in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

## Background

Kanga is an anthropomorphic, stuffed kangaroo belonging to Christopher Robin. Hospitable and gentle, Kanga is the mother of Roo and a good friend to the Hundred Acre Wood residents, most notably Tigger.

Kanga lives in a literal treehouse (which shares a joint mailbox, indicating two residences rather than one) with her son Roo. She spends much of her time at home while Roo typically joins the adventures of Pooh and the others. Kanga acts much like a typical housewife (despite being a single mother) as she is mostly seen cleaning and tending to Roo's needs. Of all the Hundred Acre Woods residents, Kanga has the strongest friendship with Tigger, whom she sometimes treats as her own. This makes sense as Tigger and Roo often treat each other as siblings. Kanga is notable in that she is one of the few characters that Tigger does not bounce. Instead, he treats her extremely respectfully, often referring to her as "Mrs. Kanga", even though in Un-Valentine's Day, he does bounce Kanga, claiming "you always bounce someone you love".

Kanga is easily the most down-to-earth resident of the Hundred Acre Wood, so much so that she rarely joins the madcap exploits of her friends. Being a mother, Kanga is sweet and nurturing to both Roo and the others. She is also wise to some degree and shares this wisdom with other residents, such as Piglet. As she lacks the eccentricity of Tigger or the temper of Rabbit, Kanga often appears to be extremely leveled and mature.

## In the series

In the TV series, Kanga is only a recurring character. She appears in a total of 8 out of 83 episodes, being absent altogether by the original continuity's final season.

In "Babysitter Blues," Kanga leaves Christopher Robin, Pooh, Piglet, and Tigger in charge of Roo. When she returns and finds out Tigger and Roo are missing during a game of Hide-and-Seek, she becomes awfully worried about Roo and starts crying, but is relieved when Roo and Tigger come out of hiding from under the bed.

In "The Old Switcheroo," Tigger tries to hide Roo from Kanga so she will not give him a bath. Kanga manages to find Roo, but on the way home, Pooh manages to distract Kanga while Tigger grabs Roo and puts Piglet in Kanga's pouch. When Kanga gets home she accidentally mistakes Piglet for Roo and gives him a bubble bath. When Piglet tries to tell her he's Piglet, Kanga simply says that he is Roo doing a good job imitating Piglet's voice. Then Pooh appears and corrects Kanga and takes Piglet home. Tigger and Roo come home from playing in the mud, but get stuck to gum and ask Kanga to get them unstuck. Kanga says that the only way she can get them unstuck is by giving them a bath. Afterward, Tigger and Roo learn that baths are not as bad as they thought.

## Trivia

* Kanga is the only female resident of the Hundred Acre Wood to be first created by A.A. Milne.
Volume 9: Everything's Coming Up Roses

**Volume 9: Everything's Coming Up Roses** is the ninth original US volume of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

## Cover details

The main colour of this volume is reddish-violet.

The front cover shows Pooh, Piglet (dressed as a flower) and Eeyore.

Eeyore is thinking that Piglet is the plant that Eeyore is raising.

The cover resembles the first episode of this volume: Eeyi Eeyi Eeyore

## Episodes

Volume 9: Everything's Coming Up Roses has 4 episodes.

* Eeyi Eeyi Eeyore
* My Hero
* Honey for a Bunny
* Owl Feathers

## Trivia

* This is the fifth original US volume not to have the same name as its first episode.
* This volume shares its release date with the other 3 volumes: Volume 7: King of the Beasties, Volume 8: The Sky's the Limit and Volume 10: Pooh to the Rescue.
* All 4 episodes on this volume reappear in 2 separate Friendship volumes.
	+ Eeyi Eeyi Eeyore and Honey for a Bunny both reappear in Three Cheers For Eeyore & Rabbit.
	+ My Hero and Owl Feathers both reappear in Clever Little Piglet.
Easy Come, Easy Gopher

**Easy Come, Easy Gopher** is the first segment of the ninth episode of the third season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, made by Walt Disney Television Animation, and the 68th episode in the overall. It originally aired on November 3, 1990. It is one of the episodes under Learning.

## Synopsis

We see the gang Digging up another river leading into Rabbit’s Garden. But then Gopher comes up and tells home to make a project never finished. And without permission from Rabbit, He ruins his whole home. so Rabbit decides to edit some of gophers plans on his chalkboard. Gopher seems something fishy, but does his work, anyway. Because of rabbit's edit, Gopher ends up digging a huge mountain of dirt blocking Piglet's doorway, Destroying Pooh’s honey tree. And Taking out all of the water from Tigger’s Moat, just in time, for Tigger to jump in for a “swim”. To make up for ruining it, the gang decides to fix things up again, but ends up failing. And They build a mill, but falls apart, and it turns out Gopher’s plan was successful.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Gopher
* Gopher's Grandpappy (debut, in Gopher's flashback as Gopher's Great-Grandpappy)

## Videography

* Working Together (VHS, Learning)
* Growing Up With Pooh (DVD, Magical World of Winnie the Pooh, UK only)

## Trivia

* Gopher's Grandpappy later returns in the Season 4 episode To Dream the Impossible Scheme.
* The title of this episode is a play of the phrase "Easy come, easy go" which is also a line from the lyrics of Queen's hit 1975 song 'Bohemian Rhapsody'.
Canon Player Character Decisions

## Choices that the Player Character of the Fallout series has made that leads to the F:I Universe

### Fallout 76

The player character cures the scorched plague. All other events in Fallout 76 are yet unknown to server lore.

### Fallout 1

The Vault Dweller is successful in his mission, and finds his way to Arroyo. The Unity and Master are destroyed, however remnants remain.

### Fallout 2

The Chosen One succeeds, and destroys the Enclave Oil rig, however, Frank Horrigan either survives or is cloned. New Reno thrives, but remains untouched. The Brotherhood receives the Vertibird plans from Navarro, and the Shi thrive in San Francisco.

### Fallout: Tactics

The Squad makes it to the Calculator, capturing the piece of technology and subjugating it.

### Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel

Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel is considered non-canon to the F:I universe, as it was intended to be non-canon by Interplay Entertainment.

### Fallout 3

The Lone Wanderer finds their father, but treads an evil path. Paradise Falls thrives under partnership with the Lone Wanderer, and the Lone Wanderer sides with the Enclave, destroying the Brotherhood. Liberty Prime survives the attack, and is shipped in pieces to the Brotherhood, eventually arriving in Boston. Mothership Zeta is controlled by the Lone Wanderer, the Pitt thrives, without the liberation of its slaves. The actions of the PC in Point Lookout are unknown.

### Fallout: New Vegas

The Courier wakes up in Goodsprings, not taking part in the ongoing issues with the Powder Gangers. Benny is killed, and Mr. House is disconnected from the Lucky 38 but remains alive, and his Securitrons receive the Platinum Chip upgrade. The Courier takes the Dam for the Yes-Man, but both sides continue to fight for control. In Honest Hearts, The Courier forces the tribes to fight the White Legs, but does not kill Salt-Upon-Wounds. During the events of Old World Blues, the Courier convinces the Think Tank to make up with Dr. Mobius, and creates the various technological wonders he was tasked with finishing by the Think Tank. During Dead Money, the Courier kills Elijah, as well as all of his companions. The Sierra Madre remains open to draw in new visitors, as the Courier could not escape with the riches within. During the events of Lonesome Road, the Courier convinces Ulysses to end his fight, and stops the Nuclear Bombs from hitting both the NCR and Legion.

### Fallout 4

The Lone Wanderer awakens from Cryostasis, and begins to hunt for his son. Ultimately, the Lone Wanderer sides with the Brotherhood, and destroys the Institute. The Institute survives through remnants, but no longer has a foothold. During the events of Nuka-World, the Lone Wanderer unites the raider gangs under one banner, but does not begin to conduct raids on the Commonwealth. During Far Harbor, the Lone Wanderer forgives DiMa, and supplants High Confessor Tektus with a synth replacement, forging peace between the three factions.
Sharing and Caring

* US release
* UK release

**Sharing and Caring** is one of the 5 Learning collection volumes. It was released on May 6, 1994 in the US.

## Cover details

The scene on this volume's cover shows Pooh, Piglet and Tigger having a picnic outside. They are sharing chocolate-chip cookies.

The cover does not resemble any of the episodes in this volume.

## Episodes

Sharing and Caring has 3 episodes, all of which focus on sharing.

* Lights Out
* The Rats Who Came to Dinner
* No Rabbit's a Fortress

## Trivia

* This Learning volume shared its theme with one of the songs from the PC game Winnie the Pooh Toddler.
* When it was released in the UK in August 14, 1995 as a Growing Up volume, this Learning volume was numbered 1.
Riot Shotgun

The Riot shotgun is a weapon in Fallout Incursion.

## Characteristics

The Riot shotgun is an automatic shotgun, a popular choice for anyone that wants to get close and personal while spraying bullets, it is a direct upgrade to the Combat shotgun, dealing more damage and shooting faster, while keeping the same gunplay.

### Damage

   Shotguns on incursion have 7x pellets and the damage depends on how many of them you land, the following list is per pellet not the full damage just like other guns it varies on rarities and can be increased depending on your perception level, the rarities are the following

* Common: 15 + (3.75)
* Uncommon: 15.75 + (3.9375)
* Rare: 16.5 + (4.125)
* Superior: 17.25 + (4.3125)

### Multipliers

* Head: x1.25
* Body: x1.0
* Limbs: x1.0

## How to obtain

* The frame can be obtained from orbital drops alongside it's blue print, although they are still rare to find.
* A common variant can be purchased by Gun Runners and Crimson Caravan for around 35,000-50,000 caps.
* It can also be purchased on the Black Market.
* Some custom factions might have it amongst their equipment.
Magical World of Winnie the Pooh

Cover of this collection's first volume

**Magical World of Winnie the Pooh**, otherwise known in the US as **Growing Up with Winnie the Pooh**, is a collection of VHS and DVD releases that contain episodes of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh including the theme song. The series is not complete, not all episodes have been released on DVD.

## Trivia

* Little Things Mean A Lot, Share Your World and Growing Up With Pooh are the only volumes not to be released in the US.
* All 8 volumes in this collection use Walt Disney Home Video's "Disney in Space" logo.
Pooh

**Winnie the Pooh** (or **Pooh** for short) is the main title character in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

## Background

Pooh is an anthropomorphic teddy bear. He is short, has yellow fur, and has a round belly. He has black dot eyes, a black nose, a short snout, and small round ears. There is also stitching on his belly and bottom, which occasionally rips open. He only wears a small red short-sleeved shirt, which his belly hangs out of.

Pooh is described as being "a bear of very little brain." He is generally kind and friendly towards everyone and has a demeanor that is childlike and innocent. Because of his limited intelligence, however, Pooh is extremely naive. Absent-minded and simple, he tends to process things at a slower pace than his friends, to the point of seeming disoriented. Pooh's sluggish nature also makes him somewhat passive in most situations.

Pooh is arguably best known for his love of honey (or "hunny" as he spells it). He keeps a supply of pots at his home, but they are often empty due to his unending appetite. When he runs out, he often travels to Rabbit's house to borrow some. Loyal to his friends and the "favored" toy of Christopher Robin, Pooh is often entitled to "leader of the group". He has a knack for being very optimistic during times of despair. He can be very courageous in tough times and is usually the one consulted when trouble occurs.

In spite of being "a bear of very little brain", Pooh occasionally seems to hold some wisdom.

## In the series

Pooh appears as one of the main characters in the series. Pooh is often shown dealing with various conflicts involving his friends. The ending of some episodes shows Pooh recounting the day's events to Christopher Robin. A few episodes show Pooh taking up the alter ego of "The Masked Bear," an old west-style cowboy, with Eeyore as his "faithful steed". The series also shows that Pooh and the gang would often visit Christopher Robin at his home, where many adventures are found.

## Trivia

* Pooh and Piglet are the only main characters to appear in every episode of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
* Before The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Pooh was previously voiced by Sterling Holloway (1905 - 1992) and then Hal Smith (1916 - 1994).
* Pooh is based on the character of the same name from the books written by A.A. Milne.
* There's a Friendship volume that centers around Pooh. It was Pooh Wishes.
Plasma Saber

The plasma saber has never made an official appearance in a Fallout game and has only been a mod for the games and an item within the server. It stands as a strong melee weapon used by the Skybreaker Faction. It has a strong blade with a burning plasma effect.

## Characteristics

The Plasma Saber is an energy styled saber with pure plasma coating the blade powered by the cells on the handle of the sword.

### Special Ability

The Plasma Saber does a burning and bleed effect against the victim and has a very quick swing to it. These effects makes it a very deadly melee weapon close quarters and has a long reach to it.

## How to Obtain

The only way to obtain the plasma saber is by joining the Skybreakers and meeting the requirements for it.
Volume 3: Newfound Friends

**Volume 3: Newfound Friends** is the third original US volume of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

## Cover details

The main colour of this volume is purple.

The front cover shows Pooh, Piglet and Rabbit giving Kessie a nice bath indoors.

Pooh has some bubbles on his head. Rabbit is wearing a greyish-blue apron and is holding a stick in his hands.

The cover resembles the first episode of this volume: Find Her, Keep Her

## Episodes

Volume 3: Newfound Friends has 3 episodes.

* Find Her, Keep Her
* Donkey for a Day
* Friend, In Deed

## Trivia

* None of the episodes in this volume reappear in any Friendship, Learning and Playtime volumes.
* This is the first original US volume not to have the same name as its first episode.
* This volume shares its release date with the 2 volumes: Volume 1: The Great Honey Pot Robbery and Volume 2: The Wishing Bear.
Modded Sniper Rifle

The Modded Sniper Rifle is a weapon in Fallout Incursion.

## Characteristics

The Modded Sniper is a mid-high tier semi-auto Sniper rifle, like it's name suggests it is a direct upgrade to the Suppressed Sniper rifle, due to keeping the same gun play, but dealing higher damage.

### Damage

Damage varies on rarities and can be increased depending on your perception level, the rarities are the following.

* Common: 85 + (21.25)
* Uncommon: 89.25 + (22.3125)
* Rare: 93.5 + (23.375)
* Superior: 97.75 + (24.4375)

### Multipliers

* Chest: x1
* Limbs:x1
* Head x3

## How to obtain

The only known way to get one is buying it from Gun Runners or Crimson Caravan for the price of 150k or 155k caps for the superior version.
Ulvarson

**Ulvarson** (Japanese: ホノオカミ *Honookami*, French: Flamryr, German: Manebrand) is a Fire- and Dark-type Legendary Pokémon introduced in Pokémon Bastnaesite and Hackmanite.

Along with Boarterram and Deathvelg, it is a member of the Yggdrasil Quatuor, their master being Jormountain.

## Pokédex entry

**Bastnaesite** entry:

**Hackmanite** entry:

## Origin

### Name Origin

English: **Ulvarson** is a combination of *ulv* (Norwegian for wolf) and *arson*.

French: **Flamryr** is a combination of *flamme* (flame) and *Fenrir*, written with a Y.

German: **Manebrand** is a combination of *Månegarm* (moon hound in Swedish, from Norse mythology) and *Brand* (wildfire).

Finnish: **Tukahsusi** is a combination of *tukahduttava lämpö* (suffocating heat) and *susi* (wolf).

Japanese: **ケタオシシ** is a combination of 炎 *honoo* (flame) and 狼 *ookami* (wolf).
Season 1

The first season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh aired from January 17, 1988 to March 4, 1989 on ABC.

## Trivia

* This season has the most episodes out of every season of the show.
* This is the only season where no characters other than Pooh and Piglet appear in every episode.
* On Disney+, the first four episodes of the second season are listed as part of this season.
Desert Rangers

The Desert Rangers are a custom faction, and possibly one of the longest standing - if not **the** longest standing one. They are very popular among newer and older players alike. They are generally a good karma oriented faction, though one's definition of justice and methods of pursuing it can vary.

## History

The Desert Rangers in lore originate from the Texas Rangers, and have a very long history. They are typically in lesser numbers than a group such as the NCR, but make up for it in firepower, equipment, and skill. While in lore the NCR Rangers absorbed the Desert Rangers, on the server, the custom lore is that after the Legion was less of a threat, the Desert Rangers came to be once again. Often hosting ex-NCR, ex-Brotherhood, and just about anyone with the skill or capability to be a Ranger.

## Ideology

The Desert Rangers' ideals are simple, protection of the innocent at any cost, if there were an incident where a Ranger and a Wastelander were being kidnapped, the Wastelander would be priority number one, due to one's typical inability to defend themselves compared to someone with training like a Ranger, or trooper, who has also willingly signed up for the danger. Their methods of pursuing justice can vary, some are content with simply killing the raider group and leaving it be, while some would rather go to the extent of torture or crucifixion.
Sham Pooh

**Sham Pooh** is the first segment of the second episode of the third season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, that originally aired on ABC on August 25, 1990, and the 56th episode in the overall. It is one of the episodes under Playtime.

## Synopsis

The episode starts with Pooh having breakfast when, all of a sudden, he loses his appetite! Rabbit, Gopher, Piglet, and Tigger, who had just arrived at Pooh's house to have breakfast with him, are shocked! The friends go to Owl's house. Owl thinks that Pooh is a fake and that the real Pooh is missing. Tigger says this is a job for Tigger, Private Ear. At the "court," Tigger spills the contents of a honey pot on Owl, which leads Owl to think he's Pooh. Gopher starts talking like Owl, which leads him to think he's Owl! Piglet thinks he's Gopher because they're both small. Rabbit gets worried about what would happen to his garden if he was Piglet, and then says Piglet's catchphrase, "Oh, d-d-d-dear!" This leads Rabbit to think he's Piglet. Tigger and the real Pooh start looking for Pooh's appetite when Pooh falls in a hole. Piglet (who still thinks he's Gopher) pops out, and so does Pooh. Pooh goes to his house with Tigger, where they find Owl and Rabbit (who still think they're Pooh and Piglet). All of a sudden, Gopher (who still thinks he's Owl and is trying to fly) leads Tigger and Pooh to a honey tree. Tigger pushes Pooh in, and there's lots of honey inside, as well as Piglet! Suddenly, the honey forms a swirling honey whirlpool and the honey whirlpool sucks up Pooh and Piglet as the honey level gets lower and lower until it pops out of a hole, as well as Pooh and Piglet. Pooh starts eating the honey and says he found his appetite. Piglet asks, "Does that mean I'm not Gopher anymore?" Pooh says that everyone's back to who they were originally. At the end, everyone's at Pooh's house, well, except for Gopher, who's still trying to fly.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Gopher
* Owl

## Trivia

* This marks the first time that Jim Cummings voices Tigger for an entire episode.
* This is also the third and final time Tigger dressed up as his alter ego: Tigger, Private Ear.
* The episode is a pun on the brand "Shampoo" a product used to wash people's hair.
* This is a role reversal episode. Owl becomes Pooh, Gopher becomes Owl, Piglet becomes Gopher, and Rabbit becomes Piglet. Tigger and Pooh were the only ones that didn't swap roles with anyone.
* Gopher fell down while trying to fly like Owl four times.
* When Gopher falls down, his screaming is the same as he screams when he goes down to his hole.
Black Market

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The Black Market is a public market in Freeside, being usually utilized to buy and sell products or weapons. It is completely player-ran, meaning players fully manage the Market and it's supply. It is where you buy weapons, armor, and Items usually found in factions or by crafting. The Black Market is also a safe-zone, meaning you cannot kidnap, nor be kidnapped, while buying from the BM.