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Christmas Tree

The **Christmas Tree** is an unusual fantasy mob for florr.io. It replaces trees during the month of December.

## Appearance

Similar to the Tree.

Four green circles with a greenish-brown color in the middle. The circles have random white spots on them and the center has a yellow star.

 Stats & Behavior

**Speed:** None

**Health:** 210 HP

**Body Damage:** 20 HP

Upon dying, it drops presents as well as any petals it would've dropped anyway.

Presents drop petals when you move over them if your inventory isn't full. The petal you get depends on the colour (see the "Drops" section for more).

## Spawn Zones

 Medium
 Hard
 ?
 !

*Only spawns in December, replacing normal Trees.*

## Drops

### **Petals**

 Frond | 1%

*Seed drops with a 0.5% chance in Easy, a 5% chance in Hard, and a 10% chance in ?.*

### **Presents**

 Yellow
 Blue
 Purple
 Red
 Pink

Green presents drop common petals. Basics only drop with a 1% chance.

Yellow presents drop unusual petals.

Blue presents drop rare petals.

Purple presents drop epic petals.

Red presents drop legendary petals.

Pink presents drop unique petals.

Each present can only drop one petal.
Merlin

**Merlin** is the deuteragonist of the *Magic Tree House* series. He is a powerful wizard that tasks himself in mentoring Jack and Annie Smith. Though wise in his own right, Merlin's absentmindedness tends to complicate his teachings—especially in the eyes of his crotchety familiar, Archimedes.

## Physical appearance

Merlin is an old wizard with a white long beard and a big nose. He also wears a blue long cap and robe (patterned with moons and stars), including a pair of black shoes with golden buckles, and spectacles on his big nose.

## Personality

Merlin is a wizard of unspecified origin who can only be seen in his headquarters, his Magic Tree House. He is a very wise character who believes in the philosophy of "Brain over Brawn." To this end, Merlin values education as opposed to the war-training philosophies shared by much of the rest of society. Despite his wisdom, he can be absentminded and forgetful, as well as clumsy.
Jack Smith

Jack Smith is one of the two main characters of the *Magic Tree House* series. He is an 8-year-old brother of Annie Smith. He always wears glasses and a red backpack.

## Physical Appearance

Jack has short dark brown hair and brown eyes, and he also wears glasses.

### Casual Attire

His casual wear consists of a yellow t-shirt with orange trim, blue jeans, and red sneakers.

### Other Outfits

* His swimwear consists of blue swim trunks with red trim.
* His nightwear consists of a cyan pajama shirt and pants, including blue slippers.
* His winter clothes consist of a brown ushanka hat, an orange puffer jacket, a blue scarf, and brown boots.
* His scuba wear consists of a yellow full-body wetsuit, blue flippers, belt, and a bubble helmet. His oxygen tank and tube are also red.
* His undergarments consist of light-blue briefs.

## Personality

Jack is a kind and smart bookworm who spends most of his time worrying about doom and tragedy. When he's not worrying about himself, he's busy warning others, like his younger sister, Annie. He is easily frightened and suffers from a variety of phobias like a fear of heights. Because of his fears, he is very knowledgeable about health and superstition. He has a lucky charm for just about anything -- often multiples.
Annie Smith

**Annie Smith** is one of the two main characters of the *Magic Tree House* series. She is a 7-year-old girl who lives in Frog Creek, Pennsylvania. She, along with her older brother, Jack Smith, travels the world with a magical treehouse operated by their mentor, Merlin, and helps people to solve their problems or at least inspires them.

## Physical Appearance

Annie has blond hair tied in pigtails with pink hairbows and blue eyes.

### Casual Attire

Her casual wear consists of a green blouse, pink overalls, a pair of white socks, and a pair of purple sneakers.

### Other Outfits

* Her swimwear consists of a pink flower bikini.
* Her nightwear consists of pink onesie pajamas.
* Her winter clothes consist of a green beanie hat with a maroon pompom on top, a green and pink striped scarf, a long pink coat, dark pink mittens, dark green pants, and brown winter boots.
* Her scuba wear consists of a green full-body wetsuit, pink flippers, belt, and a bubble helmet. Her oxygen tank and tube are also purple.
* Her undergarments consist of a light pink bra and panties.

## Personality

Annie is a good character, but kind of nippy and stubborn. She can get into trouble while trying to help others, though she has become more responsible. She likes to have a lot of fun and has an adventurous personality. However, she loves to help people, but not in the way Jack does it (slower and more calculative). She jumps right into the action. Perhaps her greatest characteristic is that she never gives up when times go bad.
Magic Tree House Wiki

**Welcome to the Magic Tree House Wiki!**
We're a collaborative community website about Magic Tree House that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Important articles

This is a loose television adaptation of an American series of children's books written by American author Mary Pope Osborne, but only focusing on fairytales by the Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen, Charles Perrault, and other notable authors.
Crystal Ball

The **Crystal Ball** is a device owned by Merlin which operates the Magic Tree House. Before launching the Treehouse, the Crystal Ball will choose a location where each mission or other events will take place in. It can also alert Merlin about whatever mission has rung up, forcing him to summon Jack and Annie Smith to his treehouse.
Les "Foot" du Stade

VHS title card

***Les "Foot" du Stade*** is a French dub of Dingo Pictures' movie *Das unglaubliche Fussballspiel der Tiere* produced by World Wide Voices, around the same time as the Dutch dub of the film.

## Trivia

* This dub is also known as *Football de la Jungle* on the PS2 port.
* The actors involved in this dub have never been identified, much like with other Dingo Pictures productions.
* This is one of two dubs to be included on various DVD releases. The other one is the Dutch dub, although an English dub was incorrectly listed on the Art Media DVD release.

## Releases

French DVD release (2000; Fun Kid's)German DVD release (*Fussball-Meisterschaft der Tiere*; WG)German DVD release (*Fussballspiel der Tiere*; Art Media)PlayStation release (2004; Phoenix Games)PlayStation 2 release (2004; Phoenix Games)
Magic Tree House (series)

The ***Magic Tree House*** is an upcoming American animated web series loosely based on an American series of children's books of the same name written by American author Mary Pope Osborne, but only focusing on fairytales by the Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen, Charles Perrault, and other notable authors.

## Characters

* Annie Smith - A 7-year-old tomboy who enjoys adventure. She also has eccentric ideas and loves to do stunts.
* Jack Smith - A 8-year-old bookworm with a phobia of almost anything dangerous.
* Merlin - A powerful wizard and mentor to both Jack and Annie.
* Archimedes - Merlin's pet talking pygmy owl.

### Other Characters

* Mr. Smith - The father of Jack and Annie.
* Mrs. Smith - The mother of Jack and Annie.

## Episodes

In each episode of this series, one of the famous classical fairy tales is retold in an educational way. In each episode, the Smith siblings, Jack and Annie, are sent on a mission by Merlin to help characters or at least inspire them. Most episodes begin with Jack and Annie doing something together when they are called to the Tree House by Merlin.

## Cast

https://www.mycast.io/stories/magic-tree-house-1
Snow Pool

**Snow Pool** is a short fur white she-cat with brown spots. Compare to most of ChasingWind cats, she has longer legs and a large, furry tail.

**Snow Pool** always tried to be casual and flighty while running through every details in her mind again and again, although she just did what she wanted to and thought at the first place. Her loyalty to ShadeForest was more like trying to keep herself out of trouble. Her words were always shady, you would never know if she was joking or being serious. Also a quick learner, smart but not even scratch the surface of wise. Obsessed with things she doesn't know.
Blizzard Star

**Blizzard Star** is a pale grey, scarred tom with white neck fur and underbelly, one darker front paw. Standard body build for a ShadeForest cat with spiked-like fur.

As a warrior, **Blizzard Fur** would follow the orders blindly but was indecisive when he needed to lead. When **Blizzard Fur** became the leader—**Blizzard Star**, he put his clan in danger due to his hesitation when encountering kinds of problems and threat. In order to change that, **Blizzard Star** decided to choose the fastest solution to each problem, even if some of them weren't the good, or even wrong ones.

## History

**Storm Fur** and his brother Flame Fallen both were assigned to the most experienced fighter and stalker— Brown Finch and Maple to train to be warriors. They had different treatment due to their mother, Swamp Star, which was the leader at that time, wished the brothers to take over the leadership when her times to join StarClan.

Despite having some of the best warriors as their mentors, Brown Finch and Maple didn't get along with their ideas on the training lesson, **Storm Fur** and his brother's apprenticeships at the first three moons were very ideal. When it came to their six moons age, **Storm Fur** was now a full stalker apprentice while his brother, Flame Fallen, followed Brown Finch to become a fighter.

Becoming a stalker apprentice didn't make **Storm Fur**'s life better, in fact, he was forced to be one. His lack of leadership skills turned out to be a potential danger when leading the patrols or giving orders. But since the fifth code—*"Leader and deputy mustn't both be Fighter or Stalker at the same time."*, Swamp Star kept **Storm Fur** in the position.

It soon comes to **Storm Fur**'s warrior ceremony. Swamp Star announced Morning Fleck, the deputy at that time, was demoted. **Storm Fur**, now named **Blizzard Fur** is the new deputy. Not only the clan, but **Blizzard Fur** himself did not believe the news. Going to the gathering first time with his new rank making the other two clan extremely angry. They thought it was time to get rid of Swamp Star for good.

**Blizzard Fur** had no idea how to leading his clan to face the clan cats' anger. One of Swamp Star's supporter— Rotten Fern, also the head elite at that time, passing down his experience to the young deputy, having him prepared when the battles were near.
Magic Tree House (location)

Exterior Concept

Interior Concept

The **Magic Tree House** is a base of operations run by Merlin and Archimedes located in the backyard of the Smiths' residence. Jack and Annie Smith can be summoned here for important missions. Using Merlin's Crystal Ball, it can travel through time, space, and reality, even to settings of every fairytale story.
Heart

### Special

Heals you for 2 HP per second and heals your flower by 5 HP upon damaging other Mobs and flowers or 6 HP upon being damaged

The Heart (Rare) petal is a fantasy Petal for Florr.io. It's a Petal that heals you a lot.

## Appearance

A red, heart-shaped Petal with a slighty darker red outline.

## Function

**Damage:** 10 HP

**Durability:** 10 HP

**Respawn time:** 2 seconds

**Passive heals:** 2 HP per second

**Active heals:** Heals your flower by 5 HP upon damaging other Mobs and flowers (+1 HP per 10 HP damage dealt) or 6 HP if being damaged (+1 HP per 10 HP damage received). It nullifies Dandelions' effects.

## Drops

### Percentage

Drop rate
 Massive Ladybug | 50%
 Queen Ant | 2%

## Strategy

### Using

* This Petal is good against Toxic builds (Heart healing 6 HP upon being damaged versus Iris doing 9 poison damage per seconds), do a good job against an Epic Cactus and make the Poison-based Peas a joke. They can also make Salt petals "turn" into a Basic petal, Stinger, Stinger (Legendary) damage is now only 26 HP each time so you can now survive these one-hit and run away easier.
* The Heart petal pair well with another 2 petals:
	+ Salt, because your flower reflect damage combined with Heart special abilty makes your flower almost invincible.
	+ Iris, because, adding the Iris' contact and poison damage with this Petal will heals you for 40 HP total !
* This is most effectively in the ? Zone. If a massive amount of Hornets, Spiders and Beetles is attacking you, you you just need 1 of it and some Rose then you can relax because of it heals upon being damaged ability.

### Against

* If you find someone with this petal, it's better to use two or three Rose (Rare) or Rose (Epic) to deal with its drain damage.
* At the same time, Use Legendary Stingers and any poison petals to kill not only the petal, but the Flower.
* If you're a good aimer, a Missile could do a great job. Just start running if the flower with the Heart petal starts running in your direction

## Trivia

* This petal can be one of the strongest Rare Petals
* This petal's appearance references Undertale.
	+ However, it was not intended to reference Undertale. But that's the idea, feel free to visit it anytime! Nyeheheheh.
Rudi Rotnase und der Weihnachtsmann

***Rudi Rotnase und der Weihnachtsmann*** is a German DVD released in 2006 by NUM.

## Cartoons featured

1. *Rudolph Mit der Roten Nase* (Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer)
2. *Ginger Nutt und der Weihnachtszirkus* (Ginger Nutt's Christmas Circus)
3. *Hep Cat Symphony*
4. *Our Funny Finny Friends*
5. *Somewhere in Dreamland*
6. *Merry Christmas*
7. *Musical Lulu*
8. *Christmas Toyshop*

## Trivia

* Despite sharing part of the title of a 2002 animated film produced by Digital World, that short does not appear anywhere on this DVD.
* This is one of two German releases of the 1948 Fleischer Rudolph cartoon. The other being a completely different dub made in 1995 by Jünger Verlag, which was included as a bonus feature on the VHS release of Dingo Pictures' *Es Weihnachtet sehr...*.
* Three out of the eight cartoons aren't related to Christmas at all, which is why NUM included them on this DVD.

## Differences with other DVDs

* "Ginger Nutt's Christmas Circus" has its title card translated to German.
* Unlike other language dubs, narration was added to "Somewhere in Dreamland".
* "Merry Christmas" is a German voice-over translation of the English audio track.
ChasingWind

**ChasingWind** located on the wide tall grass land on the east side of clan territory. There aren't too many trees on their territory, even if there is one, despite the strong wind, it won't be taller than the ones on the ShadeForest or HillsLeaping's side.

**ChasingWind**'s camp settled in a low hollow. Most of their den used to be other animals' old den or some natural grew bushes.

Their territory is the nearest to the twolegs territory, which makes most of the rogues and kittypet who want to join the clans choose them.

A typical ChasingWind cat's body build is consider as lean, slender, longer limbs and tails, and smaller paws.

Due to the lack of shelter, stalking wasn't such a good idea when hunting.
Footprint Wiki

## **Welcome to the Footprint Wiki!**

It's for personal use, idea build on a book series named Warriors created by Erin Hunter. The territory, story, characters have nothing to do with the cannon books.

No one else except me is editing this wiki and I update this slow, so feel free to ask me for details story or help out, since I'm quite lazy.

You can click on the random pages in "Explore" until you find a page you're interested in if you know nothing about my ocs or don't know where to start.

## Clans

The clans have their own territories, each part are different from the other two- such as forest of ShadeForest, tallgrass land of ChasingWind, hills and mountains of HillsLeaping.
Shadow Foot

## **Description**

**Shadow Foot** is a brown she-cat with one black foot and lighter chest. Her fur is fluff and rough. Instead of wild cat, her body build is closer to kittypet, except she wasn't that chubby. Have a small nick on her right ear.

## History

### Kithood

Shadow was the one opening eyes the earliest in her siblings, and the only one who was allow to explore the camp alone when was only one-moon-old. The other fresh paws' playing were too tough for a young kit like her, as result, Leopard Mane left a nick on her right ear. Crow Sight, the medicine cat asked Shadow to be in his den until the dusk patrol that day returned. Even though Shadow was still bleeding, being in the medicine den made her feel trapped, so she asked for Crow Sight's permission to help him with the medicine cat duties.

Since that time, she often went visiting Crow Sight, bringing him fresh kills and spending time following Crow Sight around while he was on his medicine cat duty. Crow Sight liked Shadow a lot, having her company can easy his emotion and anxiety with the heavy responsibility, and Shadow didn't mind listening Crow Sight murmured something under his voice or watching him sorting the herbs.

Crow Sight's brother, Cloud flutter, however, didn't like Shadow as much as the medicine cat did, due to who her father was. Often talked to Crow Sight about what a code breaker Blizzard Star was, even if Shadow was right by their side. Shadow wasn't upset by those criticisms from others' words, instead, it was interesting for her. She knew how good a father Blizzard Star is to her and her siblings, but never heard from others except their mother, Pink, Cloud Flutter, few elders, talked about him.

### Apprenticeship

Haven't met her third moon, she decided to become Crow Sight's apprentice. Crow Sight convinced Blizzard Star that his daughter is special and intelligent and medicine cat training often were more safer than warriors'. Her brother, Shell Teeth, tried to convince her to become a stalker with him, it didn't work much though the two's bond was stronger than Wolf Pelt and Feather Heart.

Shadow had no problem with learning all healing skills, herbs, diseases, which were what medicine cats were based for. The connection with StarClan however might be the hardest part. The visions and prophecies given to her were clear, the Star Whisper was more like her clanmates, except the voices have a clear sight what the future would be like. The hints in dream were as clear as the answer for her, but the problem is, she was forbidden to tell, even with other medicine cat.

Shadow knew things big and small, how the cats around her would turn out to be, her brothers, her family, the rival clan, even the end of the clans. She was frustrated and angry, being treated like a arrogant and bossy cat when she was clearly the one who knew what exactly would happen.
Greville Tiara

## Summary

The Duchess of Cornwall in 2019

Known alternately among royal watchers as "The Mighty Bouch" or the "Boucheron Honeycomb," it is referenced officially in the Royal Collection simply by the name of the benefactor. Mrs. Greville bequeathed it to Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. Ergo, it is the Greville Tiara. It was called Boucheron, or Bouch, for short because Boucheron was the maker in 1921; and the motif has a "honeycomb and lozenge design," hence the other common reference. It was originally made for Mrs. Greville, of course, and it had a "kokoshnik" style. Mrs. Greville died in 1942, leaving the tiara to then Queen Elizabeth. In 1953, the newly styled Queen Mother sent it to Cartier to refashion it. It was then that the marquise stone was added at the top and in the center.

## The Queen Mother

Photo by Richard Stone, 1986 (public domain by donation of the artist)

When the Prince of Wales married Camilla Parker Bowles in 2005, the Greville tiara was loaned to her on a long-term basis. Known as the Duchess of Cornwall, Camilla wore the Greville tiara for the first time at a state banquet in 2006.

## References

1. ↑ "Bejeweled Close-ups: The Greville Tiara," The Court Jeweller, 16 November 2017
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Tiara Thursday: The Greville Tiara Revisted," The Royal Order of Sartorial Splendor, 28 January 2016
3. ↑ Greville tiara: Queen Mother’s favourite diadem now worn by Camilla D… (2020-08-21). Archived from the original on August 21, 2020.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Araújo, Rhadra. "Camilla's Jewellry: the Greville honeycomb tiara," The Crown Chronicles, 14 April 2020
Emerald Greville Tiara

## Greville Emerald Kokoshnik Tiara

It was never seen in public, not in a single painting, nor photograph, until the 12th of October, 2018. Princess Eugenie of York wore it as a bride to wed her longtime, and only ever, boyfriend, Jack Brooksbank, at St. George's Chapel, Windsor. But for 75 years it sat in the mysterious vaults of the British monarchy. The wealthy Mrs. Greville commissioned it from Boucheron, the Paris jewellers, in 1919. She died in 1942 and, though her Will bequeathed it to Queen Elizabeth, later the Queen Mother, that queen never wore it. (Apparently, she wore other emeralds inherited from the Greville bounty.) Nor did the next owner, Elizabeth II, after inheriting it from the Queen Mother in 2002. The kokoshnik-style tiara is thought to be worth £10 million.

## References

1. ↑ The Mystery of Mrs. Greville's Jewellry
2. ↑ "The Greville Emeralds," The Court Jeweller, 27 May 2019
3. ↑ "The Greville Emerald Kokoshnik Tiara," Her Majesty's Jewel Vault, 13 October 2018
4. ↑ Greville Emerald Kokoshnik tiara: Princess Eugenie's 'elegant' £10mil… (2020-08-21). Archived from the original on August 21, 2020.
Queen Elizabeth's Halo Tiara

## Summary

Previous names include the Scroll tiara, the Halo tiara, and the Cartier Halo. Since 2011, the year it achieved massive renown, thanks to the Duchess of Cambridge, it has been called Queen Elizabeth's Halo Tiara. At least, that's how it is referenced at the Royal Collection Trust, where its classification is RCIN 250174. It came to be known as the Scroll tiara because of the 16 "graduated scrolls"; "Cartier" because that's the jewel house that made it in 1936 and from which the Duke of York bought it three weeks before the Abdication of his older brother, an event that made him King George VI; and "halo" because that's what it looks like. And so it is Queen Elizabeth's Halo, meaning the late Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, for whom it was purchased. She was only photographed wearing it once, or twice. She gave it to her elder daughter, Princess Elizabeth, for an 18th birthday present. But the younger Elizabeth never wore it even once. In real sisterly hand-me-down fashion, it became Princess Margaret's starter tiara, like training wheels, until she was deemed ready for the Lotus Flower Tiara. (But let us not forget that Princess Margaret wore it to the coronation of her sister in 1953.) The next princess in need of a "starter" tiara, Anne, wore it in the early 1970s until she too advanced to heavier headgear. The tiara was shelved in the vaults for more than three decades, all but forgotten, and hardly thought of even by the most studious of royal jewel enthusiasts, until the day of Saint Catherine of Siena, 29 April 2011. Catherine "Kate" Middleton wore it to hold her veil in place as she married Prince William, newly created Duke of Cambridge, at Westminster Abbey.

## References

1. ↑ RCIN 250174 - Queen Elizabeths Halo Tiara
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 "Tiara Thursday: The Cartier Halo Tiara," The Royal Order of Sartorial Splendor, 5 May 2011
3. ↑ "Queen Mother's Tiaras," the Royal Watcher blog, 4 August 2016
4. ↑ Princess Margaret at the gala concert for the Inauguration of Queen Juliana of the Netherlands
5. ↑ Munn, Geoffrey. *Tiaras: A History of Splendour.* Antique Collectors' Club. p. 173. ISBN: 9781851493753.
6. ↑ Royal wedding: Kate Middleton wears Queen's tiara - Telegraph (2012-12-23). Archived from the original on December 23, 2012.
Prussian Bandeau Tiara

Augusta of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach painted by Franz Xaver Winterhalter in 1853 (RCIN 405104)

* Worn by Crown Princess William of Prussia in 1853
* She was born Princess Augusta of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach. Later, she became Prussia's Queen Consort, even later German Empress, while her husband was enthroned as William I.
* Her mother, Maria Pavlovna, was born a Grand Duchess of Russia, being one of Tsar Paul's daughters.
* In this portrait by Franz Xaver Winterhalter, which adorns the Bow Room at Buckingham Palace to this day, she wears the red ribbon of the Prussian Order of the Red Eagle.

## References

* https://burbankstory.wordpress.com/2020/06/11/the-bow-room-at-buckingham-palace/
* https://www.rct.uk/collection/405104/augusta-of-saxe-weimar-princess-of-prussia-1811-1890-later-queen-of-prussia-german
* https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Franz\_Xaver\_Winterhalter\_(1805-73)\_-\_Augusta\_of\_Saxe-Weimar,\_Princess\_of\_Prussia\_(1811-1890),\_later\_Queen\_of\_Prussia\_%5E\_German\_Empress\_-\_RCIN\_405104\_-\_Royal\_Collection.jpg
* https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Augusta\_von\_Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach,\_Deutsche\_Kaiserin\_und\_K%C3%B6nigin\_von\_Preu%C3%9Fen.jpg
Queen Mary's Bandeau Tiara

## Summary

Echoing the story of the Emerald Greville Tiara worn by Princess Eugenie of York, Queen Mary's Bandeau Tiara never saw the light of day until 2018. Elizabeth II loaned this obscure treasure to Meghan Markle for the royal wedding on 19 May. The Royal Collection describes the tiara as on a "flexible band" of diamonds set in a "geometric design." It was specifically designed for Queen Mary in 1932 to accommodate one of her brooches, which forms the detachable centerpiece. That brooch had been given to her in 1893 as a wedding gift from the County of Lincoln. There seems to be one, very grainy picture of Queen Mary wearing what might be the same tiara. It has been suggested that Queen Mary wore it to the "less formal" events in her social schedule, such as "gala performances," but it was certainly never worn after her death in 1953, until, that is, 2018. The day of the Sussex royal wedding, the Royal Watcher blog identified the tiara in tweets, calling it Queen Mary's "filgree" tiara. The same blogger speculates that it is the same tiara that was worn by Princess Marina, Duchess of Kent at a ball celebrating the Silver Jubilee of King George V in 1935.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 RCIN 250458
2. ↑ "Tiaras: The British Royal Collection," The Court Jeweller, 29 May 2020
3. ↑ "Tiara Thursday (on a Tuesday): Queen Mary's Diamond Bandeau Tiara," The Royal Order of Sartorial Splendor, 22 May 2018
4. ↑ Queen Mary's Diamond Bandeau: 'Simple' reason Meghan Markle chose tia… (2020-08-21). Archived from the original on August 21, 2020.
5. ↑ The Royal Watcher on Twitter: "Dare I say it, it looks like Queen Mary's Filgree Tiara!" 19 May 2018
6. ↑ The Royal Watcher on Twitter: 9 June 2020
Queen Mary's Bandeau Trio

One, two, three! They could be triplets, nearly identical, each with a detachable centerpiece. One: Called simply and descriptively Queen Mary's Bandeau Tiara and worn by Meghan Markle on 19 May 2018, it has a detachable brooch made of ten brilliant diamonds. Queen Mary needed one of them to accommodate her County of Lincoln brooch, one of her plethora of wedding gifts, and so the diadem made famous by the Duchess of Sussex was fashioned.

Two: It was actually seen in public before that date and worn respectively by Queen Mary herself and Princess Margaret Rose. Queen Mary wore the band for the emerald brooch, by name the Delhi Durbar Carved Emerald Brooch; Princess Margaret wore the sapphire brooch.

Three: The "lozenge" tiara with 13 "pearl toppers" as Queen Mary wore it and "sans the pearl toppers" for Princess Margaret in 1948.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Fasel, Marion. "Meghan Markle's Tiara and Wedding Jewels," The Adventurine.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Tiara Mania: The Tiara Encyclopedia: "Queen Mary of the United Kingdom's Sapphire Bandeau Tiara." 27 November 2014.
3. ↑ "Queen Mary's Sapphire Bandeau," The Court Jeweller, 28 October 2017
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 "Queen Mary's Diamond Lozenge Tiara," The Court Jeweller, 25 August 2018
Inauguration of the Great Exhibition

## The Inauguration of the Great Exhibition, 1 May 1851

RCIN 407143 rct.uk

This painting by David Roberts is one of many items of the Royal Collection that hangs in Apartment 1A, Kensington Palace, the official residence of Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. It was seen in the background as the Duchess of Cambridge acted as a HuffPost UK guest editor for one day.

## References

1. ↑ "The Royal Collection in KP1A," Burbank Story, 15 June 2020
2. ↑ Let's Make a Real Difference for an Entire Generation of Young Childr… (2020-08-22). Archived from the original on August 22, 2020.
Queen Mary's Snowman Tiara

* Worn by Mary, Queen Consort of King George V in a painting by Isaac Snowman, 1911
* Features at least three pearl drop toppers
* Worn with a suite of pearls (necklace, choker, earrings)

## References

* https://www.rct.uk/collection/407415/queen-mary-1867-1953
* https://burbankstory.wordpress.com/2020/08/31/queen-marys-missing-tiara/
The Lotus Flower Tiara

## Summary

Duke and Duchess of York, 1925

The Lotus Flower, or Papyrus, Tiara, worn in most recent years by HRH the Duchess of Cambridge, was originally a necklace made by Garrard. King George VI, when he was Duke of York, purchased the necklace of diamonds and pearls for his bride in 1923. Six months after the present was given, the new Duchess of York decided she would like it as a tiara better. It was sent back to Garrard to be dismantled and reassembled as a headpiece.

The Duchess, later Queen Elizabeth, and even later the Queen Mother, typically wore this tiara on the forehead, a style that was in vogue in the 1920s and 30s. She wore it in a series of portraits to mark the coronation of her husband as King, but not after, and she passed it onto her younger daughter, Princess Margaret. (The Queen Mother had also loaned it to her sister, Lady Elphinstone, for the coronation in 1937.)

Princess Margaret loaned it to her daughter-in-law, Serena, then Viscountess Linley, and now Countess of Snowdon. The Duchess of Cambridge, formerly Catherine Middleton, elevated the piece to even higher fame when she wore it, first in December 2013, and secondly, to a state banquet for the President of China in October 2015.

References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Duchess of Cambridge wearing diamond Lotus Flower tiara at a state ba… (2020-08-21). Archived from the original on August 21, 2020.
2. ↑ "The Lotus Flower Tiara," The Court Jeweller, 16 January 2017
3. ↑ Formal portrait of tiara wearing Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, the Duchess of York...photographed by Speaight
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Lotus Flower tiara: Art Deco diadem worn by Kate Middleton but hasn't… (2020-08-21). Archived from the original on August 21, 2020.
Wabuu the Little Raccoon

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***Wabuu the Little Raccoon*** is an English dub of Dingo Pictures' movie *Wabuu der freche Waschbär* produced by a possibly in-house studio, around the same time as the French and Dutch dubs of the film.

## Trivia

* Charlie's infamous "Oh shit, raaarr!" can only be found in this dub.
* This dub was produced around the same time as the French and Dutch dubs.
* The looping music track is taken from the scene where the mole digs down his hole and finds Wuschel's corpse.
* The actors involved in this dub have never been identified, much like with other Dingo Pictures productions.
* This is one of three dubs to be included on the German Art Media DVD release. The other two are the French and Dutch dubs.

## Releases

English DVD release (2004; East West Entertainment)French DVD release (*Wabuu: Un Drôle de Petit Animal*; 2005; Fun Kid's)German DVD release (*Wabuu*; 2004; Art Media)
Wabuu: Un Drôle de Petit Animal

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***Wabuu: Un Drôle de Petit Animal*** is a French dub of Dingo Pictures' movie *Wabuu der freche Waschbär* produced by a possibly in-house studio, around the same time as the English and Dutch dubs of the film.

## Trivia

* This dub was produced around the same time as the English and Dutch dubs.
* The looping music track is not taken from any scene in the movie.
* The actors involved in this dub have never been identified, much like with other Dingo Pictures productions.
* This is one of three dubs to be included on the German Art Media DVD release. The other two are the English and Dutch dubs.
* An alternate French dub of the film was produced and released around 2005 by RYM Musique Video. While being directed by and starring Claude Lombard, it is more professional than this dub.

## Releases

French DVD release (2005; Fun Kid's)German DVD release (2004; Art Media)
Royal Collection Wiki

**Welcome to the Royal Collection Wiki!**
We're a collaborative community website about Royal Collection that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Important articles

This fandom is devoted to the treasures (paintings, jewels, objets d'art) within the British Royal Collection Trust.

So far we have a category for tiaras and a few pages there: Vladimir Tiara, The Strathmore Rose Tiara, The Lotus Flower Tiara, Queen Elizabeth's Halo Tiara, Queen Mary's Bandeau Tiara, Greville Tiara, Emerald Greville Tiara.
Hanoverian Lover's Knot

Marie Alexandrina, Queen of Hanover

* It was worn by Queen Marie Alexandrina of Hanover for a painting by Carl Ferdinand Sohn in 1855.
* She was born Princess Marie Alexandrina of Saxe-Altenburg.
* She had married the Crown Prince of Hanover in 1843.
* They became King and Queen in 1851.

## References

* https://burbankstory.wordpress.com/2020/08/31/treasures-in-the-bow-room-at-buckingham-palace-2/
* https://www.rct.uk/collection/405098/marie-alexandrina-of-saxe-altenburg-queen-of-hanover-1818-1907
* https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Carl\_Ferdinand\_Sohn\_(1806-67)\_-\_Marie\_Alexandrina\_of\_Saxe-Altenburg,\_Queen\_of\_Hanover\_(1818-1907)\_-\_RCIN\_405098\_-\_Royal\_Collection.jpg
Prince Leopold

Signed & dated by Heinrich von Angeli, 1877

This portrait by Heinrich von Angeli currently hangs in one of the rooms in Apartment 1A at Kensington Palace, which is the official London residence of Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. The artist painted Prince Leopold wearing the Riband and Star of the Order of the Garter at the request of his mother, Queen Victoria. It was noticed in the background when the Duchess of Cambridge played host to children involved in the HuffPost UK initiative "Young Minds Matter."

## References

1. ↑ RCIN 405013
2. ↑ "Portrait of a Royal Knight." Burbank Story. 12 August 2020.
3. ↑ The Duchess of Cambridge on Young Minds Matter, HuffPost UK The Roy… (2020-08-29). Archived from the original on August 29, 2020.
Queen Mary's Fringe Tiara

Coronation portraits of George VI and Queen Elizabeth by Sam Hood

Originally, it was a transformable tiara-necklace, made by Collingwood, a wedding present from Queen Victoria to Princess May of Teck in 1893. In 1919, May, now Queen Mary, sent it to Garrard for alterations. Queen Mary bequeathed it to Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, who in turn loaned it to Princess Elizabeth for the royal wedding of 1947. It belonged to the Queen Mother for her lifetime, but she rarely wore it. She lent it to her granddaughter, Princess Anne, for *her* wedding in 1973. The Queen inherited the piece on her mother's death in 2002. The Queen has worn it for official portraits and it was lent to Princess Beatrice of York for her quarantined wedding to Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi in the summer of 2020.

Sometimes it is called the "George III fringe" or the "Hanoverian fringe." The George III, or Hanoverian, fringe was a necklace/tiara that Queen Mary sometimes wore, but it is a distinct piece. It is also often confused with or mistaken for Queen Adelaide's Sunray Diadem.

## References

1. ↑ "Queen Mary's Fringe Tiara," The Court Jeweller, 9 November 2016
2. ↑ The story behind the Queen's wedding day tiara- and what happened whe… (2020-08-24). Archived from the original on August 24, 2020.
4. ↑ Sedeño, Jackie: "The Queen's Jewelry: Queen Mary's Fringe Tiara," The Crown Chronicles, 24 March 2020
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 "Queen Mary's Fringe Tiara," The Court Jeweller, 9 November 2016
Captain Manrig

## General

Captain Manrig was a captain for the Tan Nation. He first appears in Plastic Combat 4. He was in charge of the flow of cargo throughout the Plastic World and the Real Word. He was under the orders of Commander Ponz, and was seen discussing the death of Captain Prince with him at the end of Plastic Combat 4. After this, he leaves the Real World to go back to the Plastic World, ending up back in Tanatia. He is not seen for a while after this. However, the cargo he mentioned is revealed in Plastic Combat 6, and is the main focus of the plot. He reappears again in Plastic Combat 10. This time he appears to be used as a sort of last subordinate for Commander Ponz, after he was put in charge of the Tan soldiers of the Real World. He accompanies the Tan headquarters the whole time, and is seen taking orders from the commander, being given the role of maintaining the front lines. Shortly after, the entire Green Army attacks the headquarters, attempting to destroy the missle the Tan had powered in the bedroom; in their final battle of the era. The battle is brutal for both sides, with Green and Tan taking heavy casualties; however, the Green take the upper hand. Near the end of this, Captain Manrig is shot and killed by Captain Dune. He seemed to be a very crass individual, speaking exactly what he thought without filter, even to his commander.

## Trivia

* He was technically the last subordinate of Commander Ponz, although not officially sanctioned.
* He is not named until Plastic Combat 10.
* He was the last Tan Captain remaining of the first era of Plastic Combat.
Anchorhead

## General

Anchorhead is a corporal operating for the Green Nation. He specializes in grenades and explosives as he is a grenadier himself. He has a rather chill personality which makes him rather likable and trustworthy to his peers. He can be seen in the background of the very first Plastic Combat, when Captain Butch collects the survivors of bases CA and DA. He appears in Plastic Combat 2 where he is pinned with Captain Magnus and his squad after a sudden helicopter crash. However, Sergeant Squawk and Corporal Gavin arrive on the scene and Anchorhead is told to stay back while everyone else engages the enemy. He's told to listen if anyone calls him, but he is never called. He appears again in Plastic Combat 9, where he is with Captain Magnus, 3 other Green Soldiers, and Corporals Loudmouth and Mamba, who were sent in to assist Magnus during an assault on the pool table. He participates in the assault, but it is revealed that he, Corporal Loudmouth, Corporal Mamba, and Private Jimmy did not take the helicopter back to base BA. He reappears at the end of the video along with the other Greens to help Sergeant Squawk attack the oil rig, where it is revealed that they decided to take a tank back downstairs instead. He appears again in Plastic Combat 10, the finale to Era 1. Here he participates in the attack of the upstairs hallway, and the final battle of Commander Ponz' headquarters. During the final battle, he and Captain Magnus eliminate the Tan pillbox, after he listens to Magnus and rolls a grenade underneath it. He was originally in Captain Butch's company, being among the first Green soldiers to be manufactured in the Real World. However, by Plastic Combat 2 he has been transferred to Captain Magnus' squad.

## Trivia

* He is the only member in Captain Magnus' unit the survive the events of Plastic Combat 2 besides Captain Magnus himself.
* In Plastic Combat 1 he is still in Captain Butch's company.
The Strathmore Rose Tiara

## Strathmore Rose

The Duke and Duchess of York in 1927

The Strathmore Rose tiara was a wedding gift to Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon from her parents, the Earl and Countess of Strathmore and Kinghorne, in 1923. She wore the tiara on her forehead, as was customary in Edwardian times, for her marriage to Prince Albert, the Duke of York, future King George VI. The Earl and Countess bought the piece from the dealer Catchpole & Williams. According to Hugh Roberts, author of The Queen's Diamonds, the roses in the tiara can be removed for use as brooches. At least originally, they could also be swapped out for single-collet sapphires. Although no one has worn the tiara since the 1920s, it was seen in 2002, as it was part of an exhibition in the Victoria and Albert Museum.

## References

1. ↑ "The Strathmore Rose Tiara," The Court Jeweller, 10 February 2018
2. ↑ Strathmore Rose tiara: Only the Queen Mother wore this diadem - could… (2020-08-21). Archived from the original on August 21, 2020.
3. ↑ "Tiara Thursday: The Strathmore Rose Tiara," The Royal Order of Sartorial Splendor, 22 February 2018
Vladimir Tiara

## Summary

Queen Mary in 1934

This tiara takes its name from the original owner, the wife of Grand Duke Vladimir Alexandrovich of Russia, whose father was the Tsar Alexander II. Her name was Marie and she was born a princess of Mecklenburg-Scherwin. For her marriage, she converted to Russian Orthodox Christianity and took the name Maria Pavlovna. Officially, she was Grand Duchess Vladimir, hence the name of the tiara made for her and now in the collection of Great Britain's longest-reigning monarch, Elizabeth II. This tiara was made by Bolin, the jeweller of choice for Russia's Imperial court. The story of how the tiara and Maria's other jewels were smuggled out of Russia after the Revolution is material for a great movie plot. Her son, Grand Duke Boris, and a British art dealer called Albert Stopford are the heroes of the plot. The dowager Grand Duchess was not long to live after the Revolution and it was her daughter, Elena, who inherited the tiara. Grand Duchess Elena Vladimirovna was married Prince Nicholas of Greece and Denmark, an uncle of Prince Philip, who married the future Queen Elizabeth II in 1947. "Princess Nicholas" decided to sell her inherited jewels to the highest bidder. That highest and most eager bidder was Queen Mary, consort of the British King George V. The tiara was a little damaged and so Queen Mary brought the tiara to the experts at Garrard for repairs and even to have some of her own "Cambridge emeralds" added, "plus a mechanism to make it possible to switch from emeralds to the original pearls easily." Queen Mary owned it until her death in 1953 and was pictured wearing it a handful of times: 1947, 1937, and 1930. The Royal Collection Trust calls it Queen Mary's Grand Duchess Vladimir Tiara, alternately known as the "diamond and pearl tiara," which Queen Mary purchased "from the Grand Duchess of Russia in 1921." Queen Elizabeth II wore the tiara so many times, in 1988 the frame had to be entirely replaced. Tatler calls it the Queen's "favourite tiara" and claims that it was the first choice of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex as a wedding tiara, although the Duchess wore the Queen Mary's Bandeau Tiara with her bridal veil.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 "The Vladimir Tiara," The Court Jeweller, 27 July 2019
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 The fascinating history behind the Queen’s favourite tiara, the Vladi… (2020-08-22). Archived from the original on August 22, 2020.
3. ↑ RCIN 2000427
4. ↑ RCIN 2808342
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 RCIN 2507750
Corporal Mamba

## General

Corporal Mamba is a corporal operating for the Green Nation. He sports a classic bazooka. He was one of the first Greens to make it to the Real World. After a short amount of time, he was recruited into Sergeant Squawk's Squadron; being the third member to do so. Combat wise, Mamba is a heavy weapons specialist (With mostly his bazooka) and can get his job done with minimal screwups. Personality wise, Corporal Mamba is a very chill person. He's pretty calm and rarely complains. He can be pretty social but doesn't talk when he shouldn't or there's no need to, appearing rather quiet while in combat. This can lead to him being a silent enemy who let's his bazooka do the talking.

## Trivia

* He is very similar to Riff from Army Men Sarge's Heroes.
Captain Force

## General

Captain Force was a captain of the Tan Nation, appearing in Plastic Combat 9. He was an elite force trooper, who was given the rank of captain shortly after he was created. He was under the orders of Commander Ponz; and was his last subordinate as well. He was to oversee an oil rig in the Real World that was being used to create more elite force troopers. His reign was very brief, as by the end of Plastic Combat 9 his oil rig is assaulted and he is killed by Sergeant Squawk. Since he was an elite force trooper, he was rather durable; being blown up by a barrel behind him and shot twice with a shotgun before dying. His brief command meant he was not ready to be in charge and was prematurely promoted by his commader, a mistake that would cost the Tan greatly. Personality wise, he was as ruthless and arrogant as many of the other tan leaders.

## Trivia

* Captain Force was the first ever elite force trooper.
* He has some resemblance to Captain Prince.
	+ Both were captains, neither were actually capable of being in charge, and they both have the same pose.
* He is named after the fact that he is an elite force trooper.
Captain Bud

## General

Captain Bud is a captain for the Green Nation. He is a new soldier created shortly before the events of Plastic Combat 8. He is seen in the episode to lead his own platoon as they and Sergeant Squawk's squadron take on Fort Kansas. He is shown to be a leader who is not afraid to let others take charge, as he is shown letting Sergeant Squawk giver orders. He is still shown to be strong and effective as he is on the battlefield alongside his soldiers.

## Trivia

* He is named after buds, which are green.
General Plank

## General

General Plank is the main General of the Tan Nation. Like those before him, he rules the Tan Nation with an iron fist. His main goal is to completely destroy the Green Nation and all who oppose him and his main rival is The General. He is very narcissistic and egotistical. He is also not afraid to put the lives of his own soldiers at risk, occasionally even sacrificing or even killing Tan soldiers at times. However, General Plank is shown to be very smart at times. He is sometimes able to outsmart everyone that is around him; usually by escaping the most dangerous of situations. This can give General Plank a very cartoony villain role, not always however, he can be very ruthless and frightening. As a result of this, Sergeant Squawk knows more than to underestimate him.

## Trivia

* General Plank, despite being the main General of the Tan Nation, is actually a Brown Soldier rather than Tan
Officer Pine

## General

Officer Pine is a Captain operating for the Green Nation. He is a very intelligent captain, who is respected by many Green soldiers; including even Sergeant Squawk. His job is to assign missions and create plans to be ordered to soldiers. He has a bigger sense of humor than many other captains and officers, but he is still a very effective leader. Despite being a captain, he is called Officer Pine by his peers. In Plastic Combat 3, him and a few other Green soldiers have been captured and need to be rescued by Sergeant Squawk. After his rescue, he helps Sergeant Squawk with fleeing the prison along with the surviving Greens. In Plastic Combat 4 he is seen in the background talking to Captain Magnus and Captain Butch.
The General

## General

The General is the main General of the Green Nation. He primarily creates plans and assigns missions to several Green Soldiers. One of the main soldiers he gives orders to is Sergeant Squawk. The General is temporarily stationed in The Real World overseeing any Green operations taking place. His main rival is General Plank. Previously before he was a General, he was also a Green soldier, he was the best of his time and still is better than plenty of Green soldiers today. Personality wise, The General can be a very smart, no nonsense, strategist; but can also be a man with a sense of humour. The General knows not to be frightened of the Tan but not underestimate them either.

## Trivia

* He is the first character to speak in the series

* He drives a D-15 Wesley Travel Car that he takes much pride in owning