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Fuller House

***Fuller House*** is an American sitcom that aired on Netflix from February 26, 2016 to June 2, 2020. The series had a total of 75 episodes.

## Plot

Like the original series, the show is set in the same house in San Francisco, California, still owned by Danny Tanner. Recently widowed D.J. Tanner-Fuller is a veterinarian and the mother of three young boys. After the unexpected death of her husband, Tommy, who was following his hazardous duties as a firefighter, D.J. moves back into her childhood home with her father Danny. However, when Danny has to move away for work he allows her to continue living there, and D.J. accepts the help of her sister, Stephanie, and best friend, Kimmy, who move in and take part in raising D.J.'s three sons: 13-year-old Jackson, 7-year-old Max, and baby Tommy Jr. Kimmy's teenage daughter, Ramona, also moves in. Like the original series, the show is set in the same house in San Francisco, California, still owned by Danny Tanner. Recently widowed D.J. Tanner-Fuller is a veterinarian and the mother of three young boys. After the unexpected death of her husband, Tommy, who was following his hazardous duties as a firefighter, D.J. moves back into her childhood home with her father Danny. However, when Danny has to move away for work he allows her to continue living there, and D.J. accepts the help of her sister, Stephanie, and best friend, Kimmy, who move in and take part in raising D.J.'s three sons: 13-year-old Jackson, 7-year-old Max, and baby Tommy Jr. Kimmy's teenage daughter, Ramona, also moves in.

## Cast

* Candace Cameron Bure as D.J. Tanner-Fuller
* Jodie Sweetin as Stephanie Tanner
* Andrea Barber as Kimmy Gibbler
* Michael Campion as Jackson Fuller
* Elias Harger as Max Fuller
* Soni Nicole Bringas as Ramona Gibbler
* Dashiell & Fox Messitt as Tommy Fuller, Jr.
* Juan Pablo Di Pace as Fernando Hernandez-Guerrero-Fernandez-Guerrero (Recurring: Season 1; Main: Season 2–5)
* Scott Weinger as Steve Hale (Recurring: Season 1; Main: Season 2–5)
* John Brotherton as Matt Harmon (Recurring: season 1; Main: Season 2–5)
* Adam Hagenbuch as Jimmy Gibbler (Recurring: Season 2; Main: Season 3–5)
Cougar Town

***Cougar Town*** is an American sitcom that aired on ABC and TBS from September 23, 2009 to March 31, 2015. The series had a total of 98 episodes.

## Plot

Set in the fictional town of Gulfhaven, Florida, which is nicknamed "Cougar Town" because its high school team mascot is a cougar, the series focuses on Jules Cobb, a recently divorced woman in her 40s facing the often humorous challenges, pitfalls, and rewards of life's next chapter, along with her teenage son, her ex-husband, and her wine-loving friends who together make up her dysfunctional, but supportive and caring, extended family. Most scenes in the series take place in Jules' home, Gray's Pub, or around her ex-husband’s boat. Set in the fictional town of Gulfhaven, Florida, which is nicknamed "Cougar Town" because its high school team mascot is a cougar, the series focuses on Jules Cobb, a recently divorced woman in her 40s facing the often humorous challenges, pitfalls, and rewards of life's next chapter, along with her teenage son, her ex-husband, and her wine-loving friends who together make up her dysfunctional, but supportive and caring, extended family. Most scenes in the series take place in Jules' home, Gray's Pub, or around her ex-husband’s boat.

## Cast

* Courteney Cox as Jules Cobb
* Christa Miller as Ellie Torres
* Busy Philipps as Laurie Keller
* Dan Byrd as Travis Cobb
* Josh Hopkins as Grayson Ellis
* Ian Gomez as Andy Torres
* Brian Van Holt as Bobby Cobb (season 1-5)
Stat

***Baby Talk*** is an American sitcom that aired on ABC from April 16, 1991 to TBA. The series had a total of 12 episodes.

## Plot

The series centered on the staff of New York City's Hudson Memorial Hospital. The series centered on the staff of New York City's Hudson Memorial Hospital. The series centered on the staff of New York City's Hudson Memorial Hospital. The series centered on the staff of New York City's Hudson Memorial Hospital. The series centered on the staff of New York City's Hudson Memorial Hospital. The series centered on the staff of New York City's Hudson Memorial Hospital.

## Cast

* Dennis Boutsikaris as Dr. Tony Menzies
* Ron Canada as Anderson 'Mary' Roche
* David Marguiles as Leonard Sorkin
* Casey Biggs as Dr. Lewis Doniger
* Cynthia Lea Clark as Nurse C
* Alison La Placa as Dr. Elisabeth Newberry
Fresh Off The Boat

***Fresh Off The Boat*** is an American sitcom that aired on ABC from February 4, 2015 to February 21, 2020. The series had a total of 113 episodes.

## Plot

Set between the years of 1995 and 2000, the series revolves around the Huangs, a Taiwanese-American family comprising parents Louis and Jessica, their children Eddie, Emery, and Evan, and Louis's mother, Jenny, following their relocation from Chinatown of Washington, DC to Orlando, Florida to open a cowboy-themed steakhouse. Season two chronicles the burgeoning success of the family-owned restaurant, named Cattleman's Ranch, Jessica's partnership with the Huangs' neighbor Honey on a business venture, and Eddie's troublemaking tendencies as well as his relationship with his mother.[5][6] The third season sees the Huang family continue to assimilate into their community, with Jessica obtaining her U.S. citizenship and deciding how she wants to parent her sons, each of the Huang kids continuing his schooling, and Louis contemplating selling the steakhouse. The fourth season narrates Jessica as she pens her novel titled *A Case of a Knife to the Brain* and Eddie as he supports his friend and neighbor Nicole after she comes out as gay, while the fifth sees Jessica's unsuccessful novel release and the events that follow; the pregnancy of Honey, the Huangs' neighbor and Jessica's best friend; and Eddie entering a cultural exchange program to visit Taiwan. The final season follows Jessica becoming an educator, Louis becoming a business consultant, Evan undergoing puberty, Emery taking up acting, and Eddie contemplating his future as he approaches the end of his high school years.

## Cast

* Randall Park as Louis Huang
* Constance Wu as Jessica Huang
* Hudson Yang as Edwyn "Eddie" Huang
* Forrest Wheeler as Emery Huang
* Ian Chen as Evan Huang
* Lucille Soong as Jenny Huang (main Seasons 2–6, recurring Season 1)
* Chelsey Crisp as Honey Ellis (main Seasons 2–6, Recurring season 1)
* Ray Wise as Marvin Ellis (main Seasons 3–6, recurring seasons 1–2)
The Middle

***The Middle*** is an American sitcom that aired on ABC from September 30, 2009 to May 22, 2018. The series had a total of 211 episodes.

## Plot

The series features Frances "Frankie" Heck (Patricia Heaton), a middle class, middle-aged, Midwestern woman and her husband Mike (Neil Flynn), who reside in the small fictional town of Orson, Indiana, based on the real town of Jasper, Indiana. They are the parents of three children, Axl (Charlie McDermott), Sue (Eden Sher), and Brick (Atticus Shaffer). The series is narrated by Frankie, initially an under-performing salesperson at a used-car dealership and later a dental assistant. Her stoic husband Mike manages a local quarry and serves as a stabilizing influence in the family, though Frankie complains about his lack of affection at times. The kids are quite different from one another: oldest son Axl, a popular but lazy teenager, does well in sports but not in academics; daughter Sue is an enthusiastic young teen but chronically unsuccessful and socially awkward; and youngest son Brick is an intelligent but introverted compulsive reader with odd behavioral traits loosely hinted to derive from Asperger syndrome. The kids are quite different from one another: oldest son Axl, a popular but lazy teenager, does well in sports but not in academics; daughter Sue is an enthusiastic young teen but chronically unsuccessful and socially awkward; and youngest son Brick is an intelligent but introverted compulsive reader with odd behavioral traits loosely hinted to derive from Asperger syndrome.

## Cast

* Patricia Heaton as Frances "Frankie" Heck (née Spence)
* Neil Flynn as Michael "Mike" Heck Jr.
* Charlie McDermott as Axl Redford Heck
* Eden Sher as Sue Sue Heck
* Atticus Shaffer as Brick Heck
Mahōkaiser

The Purple Kingdom

A Mahōkaisian

## Planetary Data

Mahōkaiser is a planet that has many shades of purple, which is a sacred color for the inhabitants of this planet. To them, these colors mean "peace, joy, and respect".

Besides the colors, the planet has many stars all over the planet. Apparently, these stars pay homage to people who died in Mahōkaiser's most notable wars. In fact, many of these stars can be seen at night, but they also appear on the morning. Inhabitants of other planets said that they have already seen Mahōkaisians having contact with these stars.

## Inhabitants

The inhabitants of Mahōkaiser are purple raindrop-like aliens with a navy single eye. They also have a crown, but the reason is unknown.The inhabitants live in a monarchy, which is obviously controlled by kings or queens.

Many of these inhabitants work in caves to find gold or silver to buy food. while others prefer to exchange goods with valuable things they find, such as wool, wheat, among others.
Baby Talk

***Baby Talk*** is an American sitcom that aired on ABC from March 8, 1991 to May 8, 1992. The series had a total of 35 episodes.

## Plot

*Baby Talk* featured the adventures of Baby Mickey (played by Ryan & Paul Jessup, voiced by Tony Danza), as he commented to the audience on the misgivings and new wonders of his world. Danza made an appearance in one episode as Mickey's father. Mickey's mother, Maggie Campbell, was played by two different actresses -- Julia Duffy during the spring 1991 run, and Mary Page Keller for the show's only full season—at different points during the series' short existence. *Baby Talk* featured the adventures of Baby Mickey (played by Ryan & Paul Jessup, voiced by Tony Danza), as he commented to the audience on the misgivings and new wonders of his world. Danza made an appearance in one episode as Mickey's father. Mickey's mother, Maggie Campbell, was played by two different actresses -- Julia Duffy during the spring 1991 run, and Mary Page Keller for the show's only full season—at different points during the series' short existence. Julia Duffy during the spring 1991 run, and Mary Page Keller for the show's only full season—at different points during the series' short existence.

## Cast

* Julia Duffy as Maggie Campbell
* Ryan & Paul Jessup as Mickey Campbell
* Tony Danza as Mickey Campbell (Voice)
* George Clooney as Joe
* William Hickey as Mr. Fogarty
* Lenny Wolpe as Howard
* Tom Alan Robbins as Dr. Elliot Fleisher
* Michelle Ashlee as Nurse Andrea
* Scott Baio as James Halbrook
Carpoolers

***Carpoolers*** is an American sitcom that aired on ABC from September 19, 2007 to TBA. The series had a total of 24 episodes.

## Plot

Carpoolers is the story of four very different men. Gracen, the lead character of the show, is an uptight mediator with a wife and son. He and his carpooling companions, Aubrey, a stressed family man, Laird, an egotistical dentist who has lost everything in a divorce and Dougie, a young member of the carpool whose marriage is often mocked by the others, all work at the same building complex. Apart from Gracen and Laird, who are best friends, they usually have no contact outside the carpool. However, in "The Recital", the four realize they are all friends, and become closer. Each episode begins with a cold open of the four carpoolers in a car, usually singing along with a past hit song with the exception of episode 6, in which Aubrey sings along enthusiastically with a commercial for women's pantyliners much to the disgust of everyone else. Following the cold open is a short Carpoolers theme song. Each episode begins with a cold open of the four carpoolers in a car, usually singing along with a past hit song with the exception of episode 6, in which Aubrey sings along enthusiastically with a commercial for women's pantyliners much to the disgust of everyone else. Following the cold open is a short Carpoolers theme song.

## Cast

* Fred Goss as Gracen Brooker
* Faith Ford as Leila Brooker
* Jerry Minor as Aubrey Williber
* Tim Peper as Dougie
* Allison Munn as Cindy
* T. J. Miller as Marmaduke Brooker
* Jerry O'Connell as Laird Holcomb
Sue In The City

***Sue In The City*** is an American sitcom that aired on ABC from March 14, 2019 to TBA.

## Plot

The spin-off was officially ordered on August 13, 2018, and will follow "the twentysomething adventures of eternal optimist Sue Heck as she leaves the small town of Orson to navigate the ups and downs of a career and young adulthood in the big city of Chicago". The spin-off was officially ordered on August 13, 2018, and will follow "the twentysomething adventures of eternal optimist Sue Heck as she leaves the small town of Orson to navigate the ups and downs of a career and young adulthood in the big city of Chicago". The spin-off was officially ordered on August 13, 2018, and will follow "the twentysomething adventures of eternal optimist Sue Heck as she leaves the small town of Orson to navigate the ups and downs of a career and young adulthood in the big city of Chicago". The spin-off was officially ordered on August 13, 2018, and will follow "the twentysomething adventures of eternal optimist Sue Heck as she leaves the small town of Orson to navigate the ups and downs of a career and young adulthood in the big city of Chicago". The spin-off was officially ordered on August 13, 2018, and will follow "the twentysomething adventures of eternal optimist Sue Heck as she leaves the small town of Orson to navigate the ups and downs of a career and young adulthood in the big city of Chicago". The spin-off was officially ordered on August 13, 2018, and will follow "the twentysomething adventures of eternal optimist Sue Heck as she leaves the small town of Orson to navigate the ups and downs of a career and young adulthood in the big city of Chicago".

## Cast

* Eden Sher as Sue Sue Heck
* Brock Ciarlelli as Brad Bottig
* Beau Wirick as Sean Donahue
* Kimberley Crossman as Remi
* Chris Diamantopoulos as Nick
* Aaron Branch as Otis
Hovoozy

Hovering Ooze

A Hovoozian

## **Game Data**

***Planet Impact -** Tempest*
***Field Physics -** If it were in actual Meteos games, Hovoozy would have 10 columns in width. Gravity would be low, with singular Meteos and stacks falling down quickly, and then slowly. First ignitions won't go very far, but they get stronger the more ignitions get launched. The Rare Meteo that could fall here would be Time.*

## **Trivia**

*Hovoozy's name is a portmanteau of the words "Hover" and "Oozy."*
Charlova

*Work in progress*

The emerald planet

Charlova appears to be a shiny green planet with a pair of rainbow rings, almost everything is green in this planet, including ground, water, sky, even food can be green. At the night, there are large rainbow auroras appear on the night sky, could be seen only one or two auroras depend on the setting place in this planet.

Gold can be found in this planet, causing a large number of gold mines. It's also the main currency of this planet, so the inhabitants have to mold it into coins.

### **Inhabitants**

The inhabitants of Charlova are four-leaved clover-like humanoid plant with a single eye in the middle of leaves. They are omnivorous, but their main diets are mostly green drinks. They are particularly friendly; however, they can be cunning and love to coax any visitors who want their gold in this planet into gambling it away.
All American Girl

***All American Girl*** is an American sitcom that aired on ABC from September 16, 1994 to TBA. The series had a total of 24 episodes.

## Plot

*All-American Girl* takes place in San Francisco, where Margaret Kim tries to navigate life with her family, friends, and romantic partners. In the Kim family household, Margaret has many squabbles with her very traditional mother, Katherine (Jodi Long), who wants nothing more than for her to settle down with a Korean boy and be successful. Her passive father plays more of the middle-man in these touchy debates, and prefers to spend time working in their family-owned bookstore. Also in the house are Margaret's brothers — her successful older brother, Dr. Stuart Kim (BD Wong), and her admiring younger brother, Eric (J.B. Quon) — as well as her eccentric grandmother "Grandma" Kim (Amy Hill). Outside of home, Margaret — who goes to college, though frequently bounces between majors — works at the cosmetics counter of a department store with her friends, pathetic Ruthie (Maddie Corman) and promiscuous Gloria (Judy Gold).

## Cast

* Margaret Cho as Margaret Kim
* Amy Hill as Yung-hee "Grandma" Kim
* Jodi Long as Katherine Kim
* Clyde Kusatsu as Benny Kim
* Maddie Corman plays Ruthie Latham
* Judy Gold as Gloria Schechter
* J.B. Quon as Eric Kim
* BD Wong as Dr. Stuart Kim
* Ashley Johnson as Casey Emerson
Tecnobyte

The Retro Planet

An Tecnian

### music

Electroman Adventures by Waterflame (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb6KyewC\_Vg)

## Planet Info

Tecnobyte is a spherical planetoid with four moons orbiting arround it. The surface is mostly pink colored with purple cubes strewn around. The atmosphere is composed of what is known as pixels and the element Neon. The pixels serve many purposes. for example, pixels can serve as food for the inhabitants. pixels are also everywhere, as in land, sand, sea, and even in the sky.

The 4 moons are comprised of pixel dust, and each have their functions. The blue-colored one illuminates the planet, the green moon is responsible for recycling the pixels anew, and the yellow moon seems to affect the natives by bestowing them creativity. This creativity, is funneled into making games. Lastly, the red moon serves as a warning beacon for earthquakes, tsunamis, and Meteos attacks. but for some reason, those moons don't orbit.

## Inhabitant Info

The natives of Tecnobyte are small, having a pink colored body and being cycloptic with one purple eye. There is also an antenna structure atop their heads. This antenna is used for communication, while the eye is fit for seeing long distances. Tecnians have an innate creativity and are sociable to a fault, greeting any visitor to the planet. They also are very advanced technologically, being able to distribute games to the whole galaxy.

## Game Data

Tecnobyte has 9 columns and has extremely high Zap and Glow occurrences, somewhat high amounts of Iron, and small amounts of Fire. It also has medium-high ignitions. As a quirk, it has ultra fast descents if speeder is on.
The Robert Guillaume Show

***The Robert Guillaume Show*** is an American sitcom that aired on ABC from April 6, 1989 to June 1, 1989. The series had a total of 12 episodes.

## Plot

The series starred Guillaume as Edward Sawyer, a single father with two children who begins an interracial relationship with Ann (Wendy Phillips), his white secretary who has a daughter of her own. According to Guillaume's autobiography, he conceived the series with the intent of exploring racial complexities in a family situation in a comedic way, but was warned by ABC that the American public needed time to get used to the idea of an interracial romance. Guillaume maintained that ABC deliberately sabotaged the series by airing episodes out of order and showed a kiss between Edward and Ann on the second episode instead of the intended eighth. The series was soon canceled lasting only thirteen episodes.

## Cast

* Robert Guillaume as Edward Sawyer
* Marc Joseph as William Sawyer
* Kelsey Scott as Pamela Sawyer
* Hank Rolike as Henry Sawyer
* Wendy Phillips as Ann Sherr
Free Spirit

***Free Spirit*** is an American sitcom that aired on ABC from September 21, 1989 to May 10, 1990. The series had a total of 24 episodes.

## Plot

*Free Spirit* follows the misadventures of a mischievous and vivacious witch named Winnie Goodwinn (Corinne Bohrer) who is summoned by 10-year-old Gene (Edan Gross) with a wish, and is subsequently hired as a live-in housekeeper by Gene's father Thomas J. Harper (Franc Luz), a recently divorced lawyer. Winnie looks after Thomas' three children, Gene, 13-year-old Jessie (Alyson Hannigan) and 16-year-old Robb (Paul Scherrer) who are still adjusting to their parents' divorce and their move from New York City to suburban Connecticut. Thomas has no idea that Winnie is a witch, but his three children do. Although Winnie is good-hearted and never means any harm, her powers frequently get her and the family into trouble. Winnie often has to scramble to get out of various situations while keeping Thomas from learning her secret.

## Cast

* Corinne Bohrer as Winnie Goodwinn
* Franc Luz as Thomas J. Harper
* Edan Gross as Gene Harper
* Alyson Hannigan as Jessie Harper
* Paul Scherrer as Robb Harper
Almaria

Oceanic Orb

An Almarian

## Planetary Data

Almaria is a round planet whose surface is, for the most part, taken up by a vast ocean, although there are a few small islands here and there - most of which are used by the Almarians as bases or treasure stashes. Beneath the ocean lies the ruins of the Almarian civilization, which was swiftly abandoned once the threat of rapidly rising sea levels became a reality. These ruins are littered with riches and valuable gems, which the Almarians will often try to harvest and add to their already expansive stashes of treasure.

### Inhabitants

The inhabitants of Almaria are a cephalopod-like race who stand at an average of 1.75 meters in height. They possess six tentacles - two of which act as forelegs, two that act like hind legs, and two that act as arms - as well as a beak that is concealed by what can best be described as a thick beard of tentacle-like growths. Despite the hardships they go through on a day-to-day basis, the Almarians are actually a very boisterous and hammy race, often putting on shows on the decks of their ships when they aren’t pillaging other ships. They are also able to hold their breaths for an impressive amount of time, although they are unable to breathe water due to their lack of gills.
Myscellia

Fungi paradise

Myscellia quickly became a fungi haven, as this life form was the only one to prosper, elder mushrooms caress the infected clouds of the planet, depositing spores that'll rain for days, below the ground, the entirety of the outer mantle is packed with mycelium. Such victory over an otherwise barren planet, and the lack of motion above the ground gave green light for sentient lifeforms to sprout out of the floor, rudimentary and basic at first, but quickly evolving into an intelligent civilization, the population grew as quickly as they would have done if they stood bound to the floor.

The air is so packed with spores it'd be hard for other species to breath, mushrooms on the surface go from mere centimeters to kilometers up out of the atmosphere, standing on place of what in other planets would be mountains and canyons on what otherwise would be a flat planet.

### **Inhabitants**

Myscellians remain reminiscent to their ancestors, with their large characteristic caps and on the duty of spreading by spewing spores at will from their heads. The inhabitants themselves are far from intrusive or contagious as their brainless relatives might lead you to believe, rather, the gift of discovery kick-started a healthy curiosity for meeting other living organisms and cultures.

Once they managed to get grip on interplanetary travel, they were fond of absorbing the otherwise unknown, things such as animals or plants was something unseen for them until then.
The Naked Truth

***The Naked Truth*** is an American sitcom that aired on ABC and NBC from September 13, 1995 to May 25, 1998. The series had a total of 47 episodes.

## Plot

Pulitzer Prize nominated photographer Nora Wilde (Téa Leoni) divorces her rich, philandering husband Leland Banks, asking for nothing in the settlement except the use of her maiden name. Broke and without prospects for employment, after Leland blackballs her from respectable mainstream work, Nora seeks work at *The Comet*, a sleazy celebrity tabloid owned by Sir Rudolph Halley (Tim Curry) and run by ruthless Camilla Dane (Holland Taylor). Initially, Nora is repulsed by the depths to which she has to sink for her new job – she finds herself in demeaning situations such as stealing Anna Nicole Smith's urine to run a pregnancy test, and staking out the sewer for mutant alligators – but before long, she begins to feel at home. Nora's coworkers include egotistical Nicky Columbus (Jonathan Penner), a potential love interest; T.J. (Darryl Sivad), a humorless African-American man always clad in dark sunglasses; and Stupid Dave (Mark Roberts) who is mentally handicapped. At home, Nora deals with deranged building manager Mr. Donner (Jack Blessing) and Chloe Banks (Amy Ryan), her best friend and former step-daughter.

## Cast

* Téa Leoni as Nora Wilde
* Tim Curry as Sir Rudolph Halley
* Holland Taylor as Camilla Dane
* Jonathan Penner as Nicky Columbus
* Darryl Sivad as T.J.
* Mark Roberts as Dave
* Jack Blessing as Mr. Donner
* Amy Ryan as Chloe Banks
Formyr

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A lavender Formycan

## Planetary Data

Formyr is a strange space structure, which takes the form of a cylinder, seemingly filled to half of its volume with flora, elements and minerals that compose a traditional life-supporting terrestrial planet, with its atmosphere likely also having such characteristics.

The structure's biosphere has not been examined in detail. However, the flora consists of two sections with dense vegetation, an extensive desert, a mountain range and two tundra regions near the cylinder's bases. There are no main bodies of water, save for a giant lake near Formyr's center, while the fauna consists of probably microorganisms, animals and the Formycans.

The cylinder is constructed using a material similar to glass, but with special properties that have not been fully analyzed yet. It is also extraordinarily thick, having a diameter of around 100 kilometers.

It is not yet known how Formyr was built or who is responsible for its creation. Ruins have been spotted in multiple places, but they cannot be explored due to it being currently impossible to penetrate the glass without destroying the structure as a whole. Possible methods are being considered and concepted to enable docking of spacecraft on Formyr's inner surface.

## Inhabitants

The Formycans are the only sentient beings in the entire structure. They appear to each be from a different species, and bear striking similarity to ants. Only 4 different species have been observed so far, with differing social structure and technological development. Further analysis is postponed until a way in is found.

Formycans seem to be the very numerous, forming large communities in the rainforests of the planet. They populate a large area, but do not form structures, save for their queen, which gets a large shed. Large agricultural fields have also been formed by those creatures, indicating that there has been technological development up to that point. Smaller groups composed of larger Formyycans are also scattered around the desert, roaming around while searching for sustenance. They do not seem to practice agriculture and live a nomad-like lifestyle, setting up camps during the night, or forming large clusters around their queen when they are not able to do so.

Minimal contact between those two large groups has been observed. The purpose of most interactions seems to be just for trade. Occasionally, small conflicts have been observed, but no large scale war seems to be ongoing. Further data will be collected as soon as communication between the natives of the planet is established.
Laurie Hill

***Laurie Hill*** is an American sitcom that aired on ABC from September 23, 1992 to TBA. The series had a total of 24 episodes.

## Plot

Laurie Hill (Matthews) was a pediatrician who partnered in a local neighborhood clinic known as Wiseman, Kramer & Hill. She was as fiercely loyal to her clinic and profession as she was compassionate in all aspects of her life. Constantly on call, Laurie was also on the emergency staff of the large St. John's Hospital, where cases often brought this otherwise low-key and gentle series into more adult territory. Balancing her personal and professional lives was another matter, as Laurie tried her best to make time for her husband Jeff (Robert Clohessy), a freelance writer who worked from home, and to be a pro-active mother to her rambunctious, adorable five-year-old son Leo (Eric Lloyd). Jeff, who was a kid at heart, took Laurie's schedule in stride as he reveled in the joys of being home for Leo. Father and son bonded over televised football games and other forms of manhood, which helped Leo cope with the longing he often felt for his busy mother. However, Jeff would sometimes wish for Laurie to slow down as well, expressing his desire for them to have more children. Laurie was not opposed to the idea, but wasn't sure how it would all work.

## Cast

* DeLane Matthews as Dr. Laurie Hill
* Robert Clohessy as Jeff Hill
* Eric Lloyd as Leo Hill
* Ellen DeGeneres as Nancy MacIntyre
* Kurt Fuller as Dr. Spencer Kramer
* Joseph Maher as Dr. Walter Wiseman
* Doris Belack as Beverly Fielder
Niuzflaash

***Work in progress...***

News Report

A Niuzflaash reporter

## Planetary Data

Niuzflaash is a dwarf planet with not much going on for features other than the occasional crater. The atmosphere is comprised of nitrogen, but it's very weak, and there's no fauna or flora. By the south pole, there's a massive tower where all the inhabitants live and do their jobs, this tower being so massive, it gets out of the atmosphere. But for a reason: It sends signals to the far reaches of the Norma arm, as well as actually move the planet to recharge the tower!

## Inhabitants

Niuzflaashers are tall wafers of silicon given life, and they have one eye on the middle of the wafer, this eye being able to see about everything given the necessary zoom. They are equipped with reporter paraphernalia such as a headset and a mic, and they broadcast the news of the galaxy for the galaxy. Nobody knows why there's only 5000 of them.

## Game Data

Niuzflaash would have the following:

* 7 columns.
* Medium-high ignitions.
* Ultra fast descents if speeder is on.
* 45% Iron // 30% Zap // 10% Fire // 10% Dark // 5% H2O
Thalassabysus

All abyss

An endless expanse of sea is the only sighting you could get from the surface, deep below, the seafloor rests very long beneath, to the point where most species wouldn’t withstand the atmospheric pressure in the highest peak of this planet, however, because of how deep below the floor is, you wouldn't find much life unless you went all the way to the abyss. The lack of life close to the surface allows a deeper insight into the water, revealing from space, for the naked eye an enormous coral reef cutting across the planet.

The sunlight doesn't reach most of the ground however, and because of this most of the life in Thalassabysus has adapted to total darkness. Water is the nest for all kind of life, and Thalassabysus is no exception, fish, invertebrates, crustaceans, algae and even mammals coexist in the depths, there is however, one dominant species, both in strength and intelligence.

### **Inhabitants**

It’s only in the deepest abyss where we find the dominant species and recognized inhabitants of Thalassabysus, gargantuan partially transparent creatures whose only limbs thick enough to be visible for the naked eye are four legs and an ominous pincer for head. They have a hundred other limbs, but they are too thin to be visible, their heads could sever steel in half, despite how frightening that is, the pincers are only used for self defense as opposed to a tool for hunting, algae is much easier to find and consume contrary to fleeing prey, thus reducing the usage of energy they would otherwise need in such a violent environment.

Another quirk of the main inhabitants, it’s the surprising ability to ignore any changes in the atmospheric pressure, being able to walk to the peaks of the planet without much hassle.

Reaching a Thalassaluge is a daunting task, however, few explorations have revealed that not only they are sentient, intelligent, and willing to speak, but that they also have the resources and knowledge to flee to outer space, though, as you can imagine, it’s as hard for them to leave as it is for the average alien to get in.
Tolvann

Dust dwarf

A close moon referred to as "Dukkan" keeps grip on the monolithic sandstorm that engulfs the planet, making it arise way past the atmosphere akin to other satellites on their planet's ocean, thus creating a dust cycle the inhabitants were evolved to whitstand, both as animals and as a civilization, buildings above the ground are mere markers that serve the sole purpose of welcoming wanderers into trenches and caves, such is the life of the average Tolvannian, they developed an underground society. Resurfacing became only necessary for sunlight and the fruits partially buried beneath the dust, gifted by stoic trees, soul survivors of the periodic whiplash Dukkan causes.

The surface itself is unsuprisingly barren, a thick layer of dust rests on the ground whenever it isn't flying with the wind and the gravitational pull, below the surface a cavern complex serves as shelter from the sandstorm, they became so commonly transitioned Tolvannians decided to create cities long ago, cavernous animals and water chasms are sufficient for survival.

### **Inhabitants**

Tolvannians have evolved to have long ears that cover them from the dust. They have tiny horns sticking from the top of their heads with no apparent purpose other than making Tolvannians seem tougher.

The dust cycle and the day-night cycle aren't the same on Tolvann, because of this, Tolvannians have evolved to have night vision, allowing them to lurk at night and underground.

## **Trivia**

* Tolvann is a deformation of the word "tolvanera", which is the name given to Dust devils in Spanish
Basst

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Basalt City

Basst is what's best described as a city resting on a basalt disk with a diameter of 1500km, the towering buildings mirror the basalt pillars that come out of the other side of the disk, while the upright side of the disk displays housing and markets, the opposite side nests a complex mine system, responsible for Basst's wealth.

Before the city was conceived, the side that now is full of life used to be a barren flat, and the current buildings are but the consequences of the victors, an archaic colony that fought tooth and nail for the occupation of the now known as Basst. The city of Basst remains reminiscent of the old days, even on the outer rings; despite this, walking further into Basst will reveal a self-sufficient city, with public and commercial infrastructure that cuts across wide urban areas.

### **Inhabitants**

The inhabitants of Basst, over 8 million of them, proudly wear lengthy bronze helmets and carry an ornate saber as a demonstration of status as opposed for practical use, while impractical, these helmets are proof of the sacrifice made by the natives and their ancestors to claim their right as residents of the city, they don't need to fight any further to prove so, as the sacrifice has already been completed. As opposed, a more practical version of the helmet, halved in length is casted and worn by guard and law enforcement alike; alongside rifles that are far more practical in combat, which are more effective in modern combat than the old fashioned swords Basstians carry as an ornament on their hips.
Splitting Up Together

***Splitting Up Together*** is an American sitcom that aired on ABC from March 27, 2018 to April 9, 2019. The series had a total of 26 episodes.

## Plot

The series chronicles what happens when a couple's marriage is suddenly reignited by their divorce. The couple has three children who live in the house with one parent on alternating weeks while the other parent lives as a single person who stays in the garage apartment in the back of the house. The garage-dwelling "single" partner is free to date while having no responsibilities in the house or for the children. The "parent" partner is free to preside over the house and family as they deem best. Each week the parents learn a little more about what it is they are lacking in the parenting and "romantic" parts of their lives, and in doing so become better parents and better romantic partners. Often the insight they gain allows them to see why their spouse felt unhappy in the marriage; thus helping them to improve as a person. This increasingly improved person they become also becomes slightly more alluring to their ex-spouse making their complete separation seem less likely. This increasingly improved person they become also becomes slightly more alluring to their ex-spouse making their complete separation seem less likely.

## Cast

* Jenna Fischer as Lena
* Oliver Hudson as Martin
* Bobby Lee as Arthur
* Diane Farr as Maya
* Lindsay Price as Camille
* Olivia Keville as Mae
* Van Crosby as Mason
* Sander Thomas as Milo
Arachnia

An Arachnian

### music

Battle at Chrysalia ~ Bug Type Kingdom by Shinichiro Nakamura [Pokemon Conquest OST]

## Planetary Data

Arachnia is a planet covered in a dense forest with webs spun throughout, making a giant nest.

## Inhabitants

Arachnians are playful, spider-like creatures who use their webbing to play games. Their favorite game is Kemari, and they use balls made of their own thread. When afraid or threatened, they wrap themselves in thread like a cocoon and go limp.
Squarteral

The Square Planet

A Squarteron

## **Planetary Data**

*For many generations, Squarteral is where almost everything is square. It consists of... More coming soon.*

## **Inhabitants**

*Squarterons have built their society to be fair for all aliens all around the galaxy. They have two square-shaped hands and a "base" on the bottom of their body for emergencies. However, one can't move by itself because it can't move it's own "base". They rely on each other by holding hands and hoping across terrain. If one gets severely injured, it will go inside it's "base" to regenerate. They're multilingual, so they can communicate with other aliens. However they speak Galactic Common.*

## **Game Data**

***Planet Impact -** Gamebit*
***Field Physics -** If it were in actual Meteos games, Squarteral would have 8 columns in width. Gravity would be overall average, with singular Meteos and stacks falling down slowly. Horizontal and Vertical and horizontal ignitions consisting of 3 meteos won't move at all, similar to Gravitas. It would take about 4 meteos or at least 4 ignitions for them to be performed, like how the Squarterons behave. The Rare Meteo that could fall here would be Soul.*

## **Trivia**

*Squarteral's name is a portmanteau of the words "square" and "quadrilateral."*

*It's possible that Squarterons can speak English, since they are multilingual.*
Sprtdway

The Far Reaches of Mystery

a Sprtdwayin

Sprtdway is a fan planet, as such, is does not appear in any Meteo games/fangames

## Planet Overview

Sprtdway is a strange, colorless planet that is home to Sprtdwayins, there is no solid ground and any living thing is repelled out of the planet.

### Alien Overview

The Sprtdwayin are strange ghost like creatures, they are able to go transparent, or invisible. They are able to fly through stuff, and are able to interact with non-living things. Such as Meteos. They enjoy going to other planets. They know every language known and can be as small as a Layazero.

## Sprtdway theory

Many believe that Sprtdway is a area similar to that of the after life, in which anything, even robots, dies, they turn into a Sprtdwayin. This could explain how they are often the same size as most aliens and know only 1 (or multiple) languages.

## Meteos rates

Sprtdway has 15 columns and has high amounts of Poison, equal amount of Glow and Dark, and a small amount of Ice. Its gravity has Meteos that launch instantaneously snap to the designated area, specifically 5 tiles high. However, they fall down quick.
Pillid

First-Aid Services

A Pilloid

## **Inhabitants**

*Pilloids are pill-like beings, typically red and white in color. On each side, they have tiny leg and an eye that's the color of their body. Upon death, their halves will separate and their eyes will fall out. Pilloids are very resourceful, and are great at taking care of others.*

## **Game Data**

***Planet Impact -** Gamebit*
***Field Physics -** If it were in actual Meteos games, Pillid would have 7 columns in width. Gravity would be low, with singular Meteos and stacks falling down slowly. Vertical ignitions will leave the screen while horizontal ones would go half way up. Each coordinating ignition would become weaker until the 10th one, where it would instantly leave the screen. The Rare Meteo that could fall here would be Soul.*

## **Trivia**

*Pillid is an ambigram as it can be read upside-down.*
Spin City

***Spin City*** is an American sitcom that aired on ABC from September 17, 1996 to April 30, 2002. The series had a total of 139 episodes.

## Plot

The series presents a fictionalized version of the local government of New York City, and follows its Mayor Randall Winston (Barry Bostwick) and his staff as they run the city, although the main person in charge is Deputy mayor Mike Flaherty (Fox). Mike is talented at his job, dealing with spin work and general chaos, but not so good managing his personal life, which he neglects. Other members of staff at City Hall include press secretary Paul Lassiter (Richard Kind), the office snitch and a manipulative coward, who has a habit of being a troublemaker and is often kept in the dark about things; chief of staff Stuart Bondek (Alan Ruck), who thinks of himself as a lothario and is highly sexist; and head of minority affairs Carter Heywood (Michael Boatman), a gay black man with a suicidal dog named Rags. The series presents a fictionalized version of the local government of New York City, and follows its Mayor Randall Winston (Barry Bostwick) and his staff as they run the city, although the main person in charge is Deputy mayor Mike Flaherty (Fox).

## Cast

* Michael J. Fox as Mike Flaherty
* Carla Gugino as Ashley Schaeffer
* Richard Kind, as Paul Thomas Lassiter
* Alan Ruck, as Stuart Bondek
* Michael Boatman, as Carter Heywood
* Connie Britton, as Nikki Faber
* Alexander Chaplin, as James Leonard Hobert III
* Barry Bostwick, as Mayor Randall Winston
* Victoria Dillard, as Janelle Cooper
* Jennifer Esposito, as Stacey Paterno
* Heather Locklear, as Caitlin Moore
* Charlie Sheen as Charlie Crawford
* Lana Parrilla, as Angie Ordonez
Havbåt

The Giant Paper Boat

a Havbåtian

Havbåt is a Fan-created Planet thats not exclusive to any Meteos Game, as such, its only exclusive to here

## Planetary Data

Havbåt may appear to be a Barren World from Space, however its surface on the other hand is mostly composed of a planet-wide Shallow Ocean, with a few Floating Futuristic Structures built by the main inhabitants. The Planet appears to be mostly in the shape of a Paper Boat, a Gigantic Paper boat to say the least. despite its Large Size, the Havbåtian's were able to make it Mobile, and in turn, able to move their Homeworld to different Star Systems whenever they feel like it. although, The Original Star System that Havbåt resided in is not exactly known, nor as to where it is. however, it is speculated that the Star System died after the Home Star met the end of its Life Cycle, likely after the Havbåtian's were able to move their homeworld out of orbit and into other Star Systems outside of theirs. while this is still unconfirmed, many have speculated that the Nebula Outside of the Galaxy might be the Remains of the Original Havbåtian System.

### *Inhabitants*

Havbåt is the Home of the Havbåtian's, a Species that have grown on to become advanced and build their own Futuristic Cities, and they appear in the shape of a Paper Boat too. however, don't let their Cute Appearance fool you, because Unlike some other Species, the Havbåtian's themselves have extreme Anger Issues. this is evident when one attempts to prank or taunt a Havbåtian. the Havbåtian will become furious and start chasing their prey. while they may appear slow, their Triangular Feet can form into multiple Spider-like Legs, which helps the Havbåtian's to catch up way faster to their prey. How are they able to do this is unknown.

## Game Data

If Havbåt was actually in a Meteos Game, or some Fan-game of Meteos. the Planet would have 10 Columns, however, its gravity would be incredibly similar to Gravitas, albeit being less of that of Gravitas' Gravity.

### Meteos Rate

Because of it being an Ocean Planet, it would obviously have a High Rate of Water, a High Rate of Air, a Medium rate for Soil and Iron, a Low Rate of Zoo, and an incredibly low Rate of Ice. despite the Surface of the Planet being completely made of Water, Ice is incredibly rare to come by on Havbåt, so it wouldn't really be much of a Problem.

## Gallery

a Much earlier depiction of HavbåtThe Havbåtian's in their Spider form (sorry to those who might have Arachnophobia)
## Trivia

* The Planet's name is "Ocean Boat" in Norwegian
* The Havbåtian's themselves enjoys eating Bone Marrow, and Bone's in General. this is due to them having sharp teeth that allows them to break through to hard solid objects.
* The Image of Havbåt is actually a real image of a Paper Boat made by Titan-1 Beta.
* Havbåtian's appear similar to the Limotubian's. albeit being more similar to Marine Life and being similar to Spiders, and having more anger issues.
* The Havbåtian's indeed have two Eyes. though, a Front view of them Won't be seen and probably won't be made.
The Norm Show

***The Norm Show*** is an American sitcom that aired on ABC from March 24, 1999 to April 6, 2001. The series had a total of 54 episodes.

## Plot

The show focused on the life of Norm Henderson (Norm Macdonald), a former NHL hockey player who is banned for life from the league because of gambling and tax evasion. To avoid jail time for these crimes, Norm must perform five years of community service as a full-time social worker. Other characters in the show included fellow social workers Laurie Freeman (Laurie Metcalf), Danny Sanchez (Ian Gomez), and Danny's sometime girlfriend and former prostitute Taylor Clayton (Nikki Cox). Norm's boss on the program for the first several episodes was named Anthony Curtis (Bruce Jarchow). This character was quickly replaced by a new boss, Max Denby (Max Wright), whom Norm frequently antagonized and pranked. The second season of the show added Artie Lange as Norm's half-brother Artie, and Faith Ford as Shelly Kilmartin, Norm's probation officer and love interest. The show focused on the life of Norm Henderson (Norm Macdonald), a former NHL hockey player who is banned for life from the league because of gambling and tax evasion. To avoid jail time for these crimes, Norm must perform five years of community service as a full-time social worker.

## Cast

* Norm Macdonald as Norm Henderson
* Laurie Metcalf as Laurie Freeman
* Ian Gomez as Danny Sanchez
* Bruce Jarchow as Anthony Curtis
* Amy Wilson as Molly Carver (Season 1)
* Max Wright as Max Denby
* Artie Lange as Artie Henderson (Seasons 2-3; Guest Season 1)
* Faith Ford as Shelly Kilmartin (Season 3; Recurring Season 2)