recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
14 February (releases)

On **14 February**, various pieces of media set in or linked to the *Doctor Who* universe were released or published.

* 1963 - *To be added*
* 1964 - *To be added*
* 1965 - *To be added*
* 1966 - *To be added*
* 1967 - *To be added*
* 1968 - *To be added*
* 1969 - *To be added*
* 1970 - *To be added*
* 1971 - *To be added*
* 1972 - *To be added*
* 1973 - *To be added*
* 1974 - *To be added*
* 1975 - *To be added*
* 1976 - *To be added*
* 1977 - *To be added*
* 1978 - *To be added*
* 1979 - *To be added*
* 1980 - *To be added*
* 1981 - *To be added*
* 1982 - *To be added*
* 1983 - *To be added*
* 1984 - *To be added*
* 1985 - *To be added*
* 1986 - *To be added*
* 1987 - *To be added*
* 1988 - *To be added*
* 1989 - *To be added*
* 1990 - *To be added*
* 1991 - *To be added*
* 1992 - *To be added*
* 1993 - *To be added*
* 1994 - *To be added*
* 1995 - *To be added*
* 1996 - *To be added*
* 1997 - *To be added*
* 1998 - *To be added*
* 1999 - *To be added*
* 2000 - *To be added*
* 2001 - *To be added*
* 2002 - *To be added*
* 2003 - *To be added*
* 2004 - *To be added*
* 2005 - *To be added*
* 2006 - *To be added*
* 2007 - *To be added*
* 2008 - *To be added*
* 2009 - *To be added*
* 2010 - *To be added*
* 2011 - *To be added*
* 2012 - *To be added*
* 2013 - *To be added*
* 2014 - *To be added*
* 2015 - *To be added*
* 2016 - *To be added*
* 2017 - *To be added*
* 2018 - *To be added*
* 2019 - *To be added*
* 2020 - *To be added*
* 2021 - *To be added*
1979 (releases)

In **1979**, various pieces of media set in or linked to the *Doctor Who* universe were released or published.

- **1975** - **1976** - **1977** - **1978** - ****1979**** - **1980** -

## 1979

### January

#### Television

* 6 January - Part Three of *The Power of Kroll* first aired on BBC1
* 13 January - Part Four of *The Power of Kroll* first aired on BBC1
* 20 January - Part One of *The Armageddon Factor* first aired on BBC1
* 27 January - Part Two of *The Armageddon Factor* first aired on BBC1

### February

#### Television

* 3 February - Part Three of *The Armageddon Factor* first aired on BBC1
* 10 February - Part Four of *The Armageddon Factor* first aired on BBC1
* 17 February - Part Five of *The Armageddon Factor* first aired on BBC1
* 24 February - Part Six of *The Armageddon Factor* first aired on BBC1

### September

#### Television

* 1 September - Part One of *Destiny of the Daleks* first aired on BBC1
* 8 September - Part Two of *Destiny of the Daleks* first aired on BBC1
* 15 September - Part Three of *Destiny of the Daleks* first aired on BBC1
* 22 September - Part Four of *Destiny of the Daleks* first aired on BBC1
* 29 September - Part One of *City of Death* first aired on BBC1

### October

#### Television

* 6 October - Part Two of *City of Death* first aired on BBC1
* 13 October - Part Three of *City of Death* first aired on BBC1
* 20 October - Part Four of *City of Death* first aired on BBC1
* 27 October - Part One of *The Creature from the Pit* first aired on BBC1

### November

#### Television

* 3 November - Part Two of *The Creature from the Pit* first aired on BBC1
* 10 November - Part Three of *The Creature from the Pit* first aired on BBC1
* 17 November - Part Four of *The Creature from the Pit* first aired on BBC1
* 24 November - Part One of *Nightmare of Eden* first aired on BBC1

### December

#### Television

* 1 December - Part Two of *Nightmare of Eden* first aired on BBC1
* 8 December - Part Three of *Nightmare of Eden* first aired on BBC1
* 15 December - Part Four of *Nightmare of Eden* first aired on BBC1
* 22 December - Part One of *The Horns of Nimon* first aired on BBC1
* 29 December - Part Two of *The Horns of Nimon* first aired on BBC1
Barracks

### Know your troops.

Each Season there is at least three different unit classes to choose from. Each class has a core type to fit each playing style, and each of these classes has a unique ability specific only to them.

Currently, Heavy, Speed, and Engineer classes are available. To find out more about each class, click around below.

*New classes are added each season with more abilities available.*
Nidorino

Zoologically, these creatures really don't seem to be based on anything in particular, unless you want to consider them a fictional branch of *Synapsid*, the extinct animals combining both "mammalian" and "reptilian" anatomical features, though there isn't any mammal *or* reptile in our world with a coating of venom-filled skin barbs. This was back when a lot more pokemon are taxonomically ambiguous "monsters," and not always drawn so specifically from mythology or science.
Clans

Clans and playing with friends will be coming soon!

A number of ways to communicate with friends, fellow clan members, and of course enemies will also follow shortly.

Any updates regarding these features will be posted to the forum or Reddit first, so follow those if you'd like to stay up to date.

There is currently no timeline for the above features.
Dog Tags

Within the Player Profile section, you have the option to customise your appearance for the match lobbies, leaderboards, and winners circles.

* Standard Military Issue
* Gold-hearted S.O.B.
* Circuit Trainer
* Pizza The Action
* Fatal Attracktion - Season 1 Completionist
* Secondhand Band-Aid
* Knights of Sardine-ia
* B.Y.O.B. (Bring Your Own Back-up)
1/8

#### **Standard Military Issue:**

Where to claim it: It's already yours

Collection difficulty: You have it already

######

#### **Gold-hearted S.O.B.:**

Where to claim it: SEASON 1

Collection difficulty: EASY

######

#### **Circuit Trainer:**

Where to claim it: SEASON 1

Collection difficulty: MEDIUM

######

#### **Pizza The Action:**

Where to claim it: SEASON 1

Collection difficulty: MEDIUM

######

#### **Fatal Attracktion:**

Where to claim it: SEASON 1

Collection difficulty: HARD (Season Reward)

######

#### **Secondhand Band-Aid:**

Where to claim it: SEASON 2

Collection difficulty: MEDIUM

######

#### **Knights of Sardine-ia:**

Where to claim it: SEASON 2

Collection difficulty: EASY

######

#### **B.Y.O.B. (Bring Your Own Back-up):**

Where to claim it: SEASON 2

Collection difficulty: MEDIUM
Ekans

Ekans is the first pure poison-type pokemon in the 'dex, so naturally, it's a simple rattlesnake. The typing would feel a little more special if it hadn't been handed arbitrarily to the Bulbasaur line, of course; this makes three distinct poison type pokemon families in only the first *nine*. Poison is by far my favorite type in the game, but they threw it around like *confetti* in the first gen, didn't they? I guess that was at least partially for the sake of Team Rocket, the first-gen villains who used primarily poison types.

Anyway, Ekans is a cutie. I love its appropriately expressionless, snakey eyes.
Caterpie

Our first precious, darling bug type, and depending on the game version, the first pokemon many players ever caught from the wild. There isn't a whole lot I can say about Caterpie as a design, however, because it's just lifted almost unchanged from a real animal:

Caterpie is modeled after the larval stage of Papilio troilus, the spicebush swallowtail. This distinctive caterpillar's bulbous shape and vivid false eyes give it the appearance of a snake's head, which is enough to deter more gullible predatory birds.

When that fails, these caterpillars can also extrude a forked, orange "horn," just like Caterpie's, which not only looks a lot like a snake's tongue but stinks horribly. Pretty much the only difference between the real animal and Caterpie is that Caterpie's eye spots are its actual, real eyes, or at least emote like they're it's real eyes.

Honestly, how was anybody able to forgive Misty for hurting tiny little Caterpie's feelings like that? What an asshat. No wonder she didn't get her damn bicycle back.
Team Match

What is Team Match?

Red VS Blue. Good VS Evil. You VS Them. However you want to hear it, we're talking about a 3v3 Team match. Select your character, select your booster (if you want), and then join a match.

You'll be paired up with two other players to form a team of three, and pitted against 3 other random players.

Once the match begins, you need to capture and hold as many Domination points as you can as the timer runs out. Choose your strategy wisely to finish strong.

Those with the most points held after the time runs out will win the match and be victorious. If your team manages to capture and hold all five Domination points at any time during the match, you'll automatically win and the enemy team will be humiliated.

There are decent rewards to be had, so winning is everything. Extra Tech Points are awarded if you humiliate the other team (hold all 5 points) or if you're the MVP of the match.

You can only get Tech Points for Season unlocks by playing Team Matches.
Leaderboard

The Blastlands: Team Combat leaderboard is like many other leaderboards with three sections dictating your skill and reward level. These are:

**Promotion**: get promoted to a higher league
**Stay in League**: stay where you are
**Relegation**: get demoted to a lower league

Everyone in the league will be rewarded Tech Points dependent on their finishing position. The top 3 in each league will receive higher amounts to use in the following season.
GP

Four wheels, one mission!

### **Speed Unit #3: GP (Jeep)**

Never out of gas and always ready to go, 'GP' once auditioned for the Fast & The Furious franchise. He had the speed and white-knuckle courage, but the casting manager was uncomfortable with GP's appetite for destruction.

He now spends his time targeting the enemy on the battlefield and has a jolly fun time doing it. 🙈🙉🙊
1976 (releases)

In **1976**, various pieces of media set in or linked to the *Doctor Who* universe were released or published.

- **1975** - ****1976**** - **1977** - **1978** - **1979** - **1980** -

## 1976

### January

#### Television

* 3 January - Part One of *The Brain of Morbius* aired on BBC1
* 10 January - Part Two of *The Brain of Morbius* aired on BBC1
* 17 January - Part Three of *The Brain of Morbius* aired on BBC1
* 24 January - Part Four of *The Brain of Morbius* aired on BBC1
* 31 January - Part One of *The Seeds of Doom* aired on BBC1

### February

#### Television

* 7 February - Part Two of *The Seeds of Doom* aired on BBC1
* 14 February - Part Three of *The Seeds of Doom* aired on BBC1
* 21 February - Part Four of *The Seeds of Doom* aired on BBC1
* 28 February - Part Five of *The Seeds of Doom* aired on BBC1

### March

#### Television

* 6 March - Part Six of *The Seeds of Doom* aired on BBC1

### September

#### Television

* 4 September - Part One of *The Masque of Mandragora* aired on BBC1
* 11 September - Part Two of *The Masque of Mandragora* aired on BBC1
* 18 September - Part Three of *The Masque of Mandragora* aired on BBC1
* 25 September - Part Four of *The Masque of Mandragora* aired on BBC1

### October

#### Television

* 2 October - Part One of *The Hand of Fear* aired on BBC1
* 9 October - Part Two of *The Hand of Fear* aired on BBC1
* 16 October - Part Three of *The Hand of Fear* aired on BBC1
* 23 October - Part Four of *The Hand of Fear* aired on BBC1
* 30 October - Part One of *The Deadly Assassin* aired on BBC1

### November

#### Television

* 6 November - Part Two of *The Deadly Assassin* aired on BBC1
* 13 November - Part Three of *The Deadly Assassin* aired on BBC1
* 20 November - Part Four of *The Deadly Assassin* aired on BBC1
2 August (releases)

On **2 August**, various pieces of media set in or linked to the *Doctor Who* universe were released or published.

* 1963 - *To be added*
* 1964 - *To be added*
* 1965 - *To be added*
* 1966 - *To be added*
* 1967 - *To be added*
* 1968 - *To be added*
* 1969 - *To be added*
* 1970 - *To be added*
* 1971 - *To be added*
* 1972 - *To be added*
* 1973 - *To be added*
* 1974 - *To be added*
* 1975 - *To be added*
* 1976 - *To be added*
* 1977 - *To be added*
* 1978 - *To be added*
* 1979 - *To be added*
* 1980 - *To be added*
* 1981 - *To be added*
* 1982 - *To be added*
* 1983 - *To be added*
* 1984 - *To be added*
* 1985 - *To be added*
* 1986 - *To be added*
* 1987 - *To be added*
* 1988 - *To be added*
* 1989 - *To be added*
* 1990 - *To be added*
* 1991 - *To be added*
* 1992 - *To be added*
* 1993 - *To be added*
* 1994 - *To be added*
* 1995 - *To be added*
* 1996 - *To be added*
* 1997 - *To be added*
* 1998 - *To be added*
* 1999 - *To be added*
* 2000 - *To be added*
* 2001 - *To be added*
* 2002 - *To be added*
* 2003 - *To be added*
* 2004 - *To be added*
* 2005 - *To be added*
* 2006 - *To be added*
* 2007 - *To be added*
* 2008 - *To be added*
* 2009 - *To be added*
* 2010 - *To be added*
* 2011 - *To be added*
* 2012 - *To be added*
* 2013 - *To be added*
* 2014 - *To be added*
* 2015 - *To be added*
* 2016 - *To be added*
* 2017 - *To be added*
* 2018 - *To be added*
* 2019 - *To be added*
* 2020 - *To be added*
* 2021 - *To be added*
How To Play

### Get to know your way around the home screen:

1. **Settings:** as well as the usual nuts and bolts in every settings menu, you can find your app version, server location and unique player ID in here.
2. **Player level & stats:** this shows your current level. Tap here to see your player stats and change your Dog Tag...you know, if that's your thing.
3. **Current season tree:** quick information regarding the current Season and your status.
4. **Season & League details**: not just information about how long is left of the current season, tap here to find your position on the leaderboard.
5. **Game mode Free-For-All:** jump straight into a FFA match and rule the battlefield by yourself.
6. **Game mode Team Match:** play a 3v3 Team Match and command the battlefield with the help of your team-
7. **Your Credits:** the number of credits you currently have available.
8. **Your Gold Coins:** the amount of gold coins in your possession.
9. **Facebook Connect:** save your progress and play on multiple devices by connecting to FB.
10. **Announcements:** stay up-to-date with the latest in-game gossip and information drops.
11. **Blastlands Shop:** needing more credits? The Shop is the place to be.
12. **Ltn. Dan pwning the battlefield!**
In-Game Currencies

There are three types of currency in Blastlands: Team Combat, but what are they, where are they used, and how do you get them?

### **TECH POINTS:**

**What:** These are used to unlock everything you see in the Season Tree. Want to unlock a new Class? Use Tech Points. Want to unlock a cool booster? Use Tech Points. Want to unlock character abilities? Use Tech Points. I think you get the point now.

**Where:** After every Team Match, you'll be rewarded Tech Points dependent on if you've won the match, and how well you played.

### **GOLD COINS:**

**What:** Use Gold Coins to select a booster that you've unlocked in the Season Tree. Each booster costs a different amount of gold coins so choose wisely!

**Where:** Receive Gold Coins after participating in Free-For-All matches, in some chests when unlocking the Lane Bonus...or...you could just shoot Pvt. Pork when he shows up on the FFA battlefield...he's loaded.

### **CREDITS:**

**What:** Credits can be purchased with real-life money. Use these credits to unlock parts of the Season Tree when you don't have enough Tech Points.

**Where:** Credits can only be bought at the Shop currently, but who knows...maybe we'll give some away in the future...

### **THE SHOP:**

This is the place to buy those Credits. What more can you say? :D
Blastlands Wiki

## Welcome to the Aporkalypse!

Welcome to the Blastlands: Team Combat Fandom!

Blastlands: Team Combat is an asynchronous action multiplayer game from the warped minds at Strange Quest.

Pick a tech tree and then jump straight into the Free-For-All battle to defeat as many opponents as you can and collect scraps along the way. The more scraps you collect the more powerful you will become, eventually morphing into the ultimate war machine.

Join the fight!

## Report for duty Private!

What unit shall I use? How much damage does the Behemoth do? How do I use the coins? So many questions...all answered here in the Blastlands: Team Combat Fandom!

Welcome to the Aporkalypse!
1 October (releases)

On **1 October**, various pieces of media set in or linked to the *Doctor Who* universe were released or published.

* 1963 - *To be added*
* 1964 - *To be added*
* 1965 - *To be added*
* 1966 - *To be added*
* 1967 - *To be added*
* 1968 - *To be added*
* 1969 - *To be added*
* 1970 - *To be added*
* 1971 - *To be added*
* 1972 - *To be added*
* 1973 - *To be added*
* 1974 - *To be added*
* 1975 - *To be added*
* 1976 - *To be added*
* 1977 - *To be added*
* 1978 - *To be added*
* 1979 - *To be added*
* 1980 - *To be added*
* 1981 - *To be added*
* 1982 - *To be added*
* 1983 - *To be added*
* 1984 - *To be added*
* 1985 - *To be added*
* 1986 - *To be added*
* 1987 - *To be added*
* 1988 - *To be added*
* 1989 - *To be added*
* 1990 - *To be added*
* 1991 - *To be added*
* 1992 - *To be added*
* 1993 - *To be added*
* 1994 - *To be added*
* 1995 - *To be added*
* 1996 - *To be added*
* 1997 - *To be added*
* 1998 - *To be added*
* 1999 - *To be added*
* 2000 - *To be added*
* 2001 - *To be added*
* 2002 - *To be added*
* 2003 - *To be added*
* 2004 - *To be added*
* 2005 - *To be added*
* 2006 - *To be added*
* 2007 - *To be added*
* 2008 - *To be added*
* 2009 - *To be added*
* 2010 - *To be added*
* 2011 - *To be added*
* 2012 - *To be added*
* 2013 - *To be added*
* 2014 - *To be added*
* 2015 - *To be added*
* 2016 - *To be added*
* 2017 - *To be added*
* 2018 - *To be added*
* 2019 - *To be added*
* 2020 - *To be added*
* 2021 - *To be added*
In-game Currencies

There are three types of currency in Blastlands, but what are they, where are they used, and how do you get them?

### **TECH POINTS:**

**What:** These are used to unlock everything you see in the Season Tree. Want to unlock a new Class? Use Tech Points. Want to unlock a cool booster? Use Tech Points. Want to unlock character abilities? Use Tech Points. I think you get the point now.

**Where:** After every Team Match, you'll be rewarded Tech Points dependent on if you've won the match, and how well you played.

### **GOLD COINS:**

**What:** Use Gold Coins to select a booster that you've unlocked in the Season Tree. Each booster costs a different amount of gold coins so choose wisely!

**Where:** Receive Gold Coins after participating in Free-For-All matches, in some chests when unlocking the Lane Bonus...or...you could just shoot Pvt. Pork when he shows up on the FFA battlefield...he's loaded.

### **CREDITS:**

**What:** Credits can be purchased with real-life money. Use these credits to unlock parts of the Season Tree when you don't have enough Tech Points.

**Where:** Credits can only be bought at the Shop currently, but who knows...maybe we'll give some away in the future...

### **THE SHOP:**

This is the place to buy those Credits. What more can you say? :D
Spartan

Hose me down with holy water, if I get too hot!

### **Heavy Unit #4: The Spartan**

Built to put fear into the enemy, it deals hefty damage with a double barrel setup and burst fire.

Back-to-back winner of 'Worlds Sexiest Tank' in 2009-2010, global publication 'Tanks For Everything' called it 'promiscuous' and a 'real head turner'. Only available in multiple shades of grey.

Fifty of them actually... 👄💄
Game Modes

#### There are currently two game modes to choose from:

Team Match: Red VS Blue. Good VS Evil. You VS Them. However you want to hear it, we're talking about a 3v3 Team match. Select your character, select your booster (if you want), and then join a match. You'll be paired up with two other players to form a team of three, and pitted against 3 other random players.

   Free-For-All:
It's you VS the world! Go solo and take on as many enemies as possible. Select your loadout, select your booster, and jump into the action. You're alone, so be sure to shoot anything that moves!

Other game modes will be added in future updates.
Savvy Neal

Left sock, right sock, JSOC!

### **Speed Unit #2: Savvy Neal**

A battle hardened elite combat operative, Savvy Neal has seen more action than a craps table in Vegas on a 4th July weekend. Tough, fast, and powerful, he’ll stop at nothing to ensure a victory.

In his spare time, he likes to Photoshop faces of friends and family onto pictures of cute animals.
Free-For-All

### What is a Free-For-All (FFA)?

It's you VS the world! Go solo and take on as many enemies as possible. Select your loadout, select your booster, and jump into the action. You're alone, so be sure to shoot anything that moves!

   At the end of your life (because death will eventually find you), the after action report will provide you with a brief summary of your performance.
Wigglytuff

It's kind of disappointing, then, that Jigglypuff's siren-song gimmick is more or less dropped by Wigglytuff. Sure, it still has access to the move "sing," but its pokedex never mentions the ability, focusing instead on its rubbery body and luxuriously soft fur. The whole "balloon-like" puffball bunny aspect is still more distinct than Clefable, at least, and years after we last saw Jigglypuff, the anime would briefly introduce an *incredibly hostile* Wigglytuff.
Boosters & Power-Ups

Throughout each match, there are multiple advantages in the game waiting for you to use. The most common of these arrive on the battlefield from random Air-Drops.

Then, of course, you have the Boosters you've unlocked in the Season Tree to give you the edge over the enemy too (with the right loadout).

Find out more about the Boosters & Power-ups within this section.
Fearless Fred

This guy goes to 11...

### **Speed Unit #1: Fearless Fred**

As honest as the night is long, Fearless Fred has one single burning ambition in life…locate the enemy and eliminate them.

In between wars, Fred shows his softer side by running a small non-profit animal rehabilitation shelter dedicated to koala’s suffering from addicted to eucalyptus leaves. 🌿🌿
Behemoth

The original BFG

### **Heavy Unit #5: The Behemoth**

If the other tanks didn't scare you, the Behemoth certainly will. Fuelled only by potato peels, this is the most environmentally friendly tank available (with the tiny exception of the destruction it causes when fired).

The most powerful tank on the battlefield may be slower than a tortoise, but if you're in range of its triple barrel, you'll see that white light at the end of a tunnel everyone talks about. 💣⚰️
Crazy Cockerell

Military descendent of the slaughter-craft

### **Speed Unit #4: Crazy Cockerell**

A real loose cannon, "ol' Crazy" loves the battlefield more than most, and the ability to glide over landmines in his hovercraft makes this crazy floater super versatile.

The military accepts no responsibility for Cockerell's action, with his military file simply stating: “Handle with care. This unit is 2 sandwiches short of a picnic”.
Bob-Omb Battlefield

The first area of the stage.

Bob-Omb Battlefield is the first official stage in the game (not counting the castle secret stars). It has 5 shine sprites, which are Battle with King Bob-Omb, Island in the Sky, the Five Silver Stars, Collect the 8 Red Coins, and Secret of the Mountain. This level is based off of Bob-Omb Battlefield from Super Mario 64. This level introduces many new aspects to the game, such as Star Coins (which can be used in the Level Designer), Silver Stars, and Red Coins.
Heavy Class

The Heavy class is exactly what it says, Heavy. Not the fastest on the battlefield, but provides a great balance between dealing out some high-level pain to the enemy while soaking up enough damage that would kill most of the other units out there.

* ​​​**Evolution 1: Olga Overkill -**She may not be the fastest on the battlefield, but Olga and her mini-gun deal sufficient damage at mid-range.
* **Evolution 2: The Spartan -** With its double-barrel turret dishing out heavy damage from a distance, the Spartan is a major threat to anything that moves.
* **Evolution 3: The Behemoth -** The Behemoth is the most powerful unit on the battlefield. Its triple-barrel turret will one-shot most things from afar.
* **SPECIAL ABILITY:** Increased Damage

Play it by the numbers, here are the current Heavy Class stats\*:

* Season 1 stats. These may change season to season dependent on game balancing. These will be updated accordingly.
Chief Chilly

*"Heh, you fell into my trap. If you want to get this Shine Sprite you will have to throw me off of this platform."- Chief Chilly, upon encountering him.*

## Description

Chief Chilly is a Boss encountered in the second course of Super Mario 63, Snowman's Land. He can be beaten by playing the mission of the same name, but the Shine Sprite can be obtained any time completely regardless of which mission Mario is currently in.

He is a recoloured version of Big Bully and has blue horns instead of yellow. He will try to push Mario off the edges of the ice plank the fight is on to kill him. Mario will have to push him off three times into the freezing water to obtain the Shine Sprite. He is also inspired by the boss of the same name from Super Mario 64 DS but resembles a Bully instead of an ice sphere and also lacks a mustache.
Engineer Class

What kind of game would this be if we didn't have someone running around with a shotgun? Our engineer isn't just handy with any type of shotgun, he's a bit of a tinkerer too. Once his ability is fully charged, Bob can deploy a turret anywhere on the battlefield to fortify a position.

* **Evolution 1: Bob -** With widespread and moderate damage, Bob and his shotgun are very effective at crowd control.
* **Evolution 2: Bobzilla -** A pump action shotgun upgrade can mean only one thing...increased damage with an improved bullet spread.
* **Evolution 3: Bobtimus Prime -** Fully automated firepower and backpack to store the biggest of turrets, Bob means business!
* **SPECIAL ABILITY:** Deploy a turret.

Play it by the numbers, here are the current Speed Class stats:

*Season 1 stats. These may change season to season dependent on game balancing. These will be updated accordingly.*
Squirtle

Squirtle was our third and final option for a "starter" pokemon in good old Red/Blue/Green, and while it's a stiff competition, I'm gonna say it was also the cutest of the three. The nubby pudginess of a turtle coupled with its round, flat face is an automatic recipe for adorability, and even the name, *Squirtle*, screams cuteness, even if it's also ripe for any number of obscene jokes.
Tidal Isles

*"These tropical islands in the middle of the ocean are constantly battered with waves... be careful not to be swept away."-* in game level description.

## Description

The Tidal Isles is a Castle Secret Course that can be accessed from the Main Hall through the lower door on the right. It's a mission in which the player has to collect 5 Silver Stars to obtain a Shine Sprite. The level is one-of a kind, as it uses the desert tileset with the grasslands tiles. It features a gimmick called Tidal Waves, which occasionally start from the end of the level and can sweep Mario away. It also has several underwater sections with Cheep-Cheeps and Koopas.
Level Creator

The Level Creator Paintings

The level creator is the room with a star on it up the stairs and on the left in the entrance hall. Going through the door will have 3 blank paintings, where you can create levels. You must have 5 Star Coins before you can go through the door. You will not have many options to choose from to create levels at the start, but playing the game's levels will eventually lead to unlocking all of the items you can use to create levels. In order to share levels, you must go to the games website (It can be found on the main screen in the extras menu), create an account if you don't have one, then post your level. In the same room with the Level Creator, you can find 4 doors that require Star Coins to open. Door 1 has a Shine Sprite and needs 16 Star Coins to open, Door 2 allows you to play as Luigi and requires 32 Star Coins to open, Door 3 has a Shine Sprite and requires 48 Star Coins to open, and Door 4 has the "1 up room" and requires all Star Coins in the game to be collected. As the name implies, it has a lot of 1 ups inside it.

## Secrets

There is a Star Coin in this room! Triple jump onto the right side of the room off the platform with the blank paintings, and there is a tunnel with a star coin at the end coming out into the other chamber in the level designer room.

The tunnel is like giant stairs.

Under the Star Coin, there is a drop into another room.
Bulbasaur

So, Bulbasaur. Pokemon zero-zero-one. I always thought this unusual plant-reptile hybrid was an odd choice for the very first in the pokedex. I like Bulbasaur, don't get me wrong, it's an adorable, pudgy reptile with a symbiotic plant on its back, but Charmander or Squirtle are a little more "normal" for the front spot, you know?

Anyway, I thought for the longest time that Bulbasaur was supposed to be a horned frog, or "pac-man" frog, and I'm still inclined to see it that way, even if the "saur" in its name indicates a non-amphibian herpetoid.
Basement

## Levels

The basement showing the level Hazy Maze Cave

The levels in the basement include: Hazy maze cave, Boo's Mansion, Wet dry world, Castle Secret Star Thwomp's Fortress, Castle Secret Star Frosty Fludd, Castle Secret Star Secret of the Sky, and the 2nd Bowser Level.

## How to get there

By defeating Kamek and getting a special Shine Sprite, you can go into the basement.

## Extra Details

You can find a door that leads you into the lake at the front of the castle. There is a platypus in a toad costume that checks the water quality of the castle. It is still unconfirmed whether it is really a platypus. The basement has the most hard to navigate levels, like Hazy Maze Cave, Boo's Mansion, Wet Dry World.
Butterfree

Butterfree, the first fully-evolved non-starter in the pokedex, is pretty much what we would come to expect from the bug type, a cartoonish, very slightly anthropomorphic creature with minimally insect-like anatomy and usually just four appendages. This is fair enough, since these aren't *actually*insects, but insectoid *pokemon.* Ash even says just that at one point. "They're not real bugs, they're bug pokemon." How he even knows about "real bugs" is anyone's guess, since non-pokemon wildlife flat-out doesn't exist in his world.

One thing I will say about Butterfree's design is that I wish way more bug types had those actually insect-like eyes. It's nice that a butterfly wound up having one of the most insectoid faces of any bug type in the first generation, and I love that a butterfly has tiny little *fangs*, too. It's actually a pretty menacing looking butterfly, when you get down to it, though it's entirely possible we're really looking at a design for a *moth.* More on that later.
Menu Screen

After the loading screen and some copyright details finished, the Menu Screen will pop up with three buttons: Story, Extras, Options. By typing cheat on the keyboard, you can find cheats.

## Story

Clicking on "Story" will bring up a screen with 4 save files. If the save file is not used, it will display the text "NEW!" in a pink color under the button. If it is, it will show you how many shine sprites, star coins and Bowser keys you have collected. When you click on any save file, it will display another menu with the buttons "Create/Play", "Copy", "Delete", and "Cancel". Creating a new save file will initiate the introduction.

## Extras

The options menu has the creators website where you can share levels in the level designer, credits, and music.

## Options

Going into the options menu shows Mute Music, Computer speed, quality settings, and audio quality.
Clans of the Tooth

The **Clans of the Tooth** are an alliance of tribes, each consistent of a different species of water-dweller, all known for their tendencies toward territorialism and strength. This is not to say that they are necessarily evil or cruel creatures (though bigots outside the clans might disagree). Rather, they embrace chauvinism and pride in their respective cultures. Once, they were maligned as brainless barbarians, and were enslaved and forced out of their ancestral hunting grounds by the burgeoning population of Nereids, but the tribes banded together and pushed back, both militarily and diplomatically. They showed themselves to be remarkably practical and quick-thinking people, and eventually earned their former oppressors' respect and fear. Today, stereotypes about their dim wits and limited intelligence still abound; indeed, the clans suffer from a dearth of education. The truly educated, however, know that some of the most insightful thinkers of the past century have been Clan folk. Members of the Tooth know how to work hard, play harder, and fight hardest better than anyone, and there is no match for the dedication of their hearts.
Goomba

Goombas are one of the basic enemies found in Super Mario 63.

## Description

Goombas are a very common enemy, as they are encountered at nearly every level in Super Mario 63. They will attack Mario if he gets in their vicinity. Their only attack is walking towards and hurting Mario. They are effortless to beat, as Mario can either jump on them or use the spin attack to kill them. Goombas exist in various colors and sizes, depending on the level's theme.
FLUDD

FLUDD (also written as F.L.U.D.D) is a mechanic in Super Mario 63.

## Description

FLUDD stands for **F**lash **L**iquidizer **U**ltra **D**ousing **D**evice. It's a tool invented by Professor E. Gadd and is used throughout some of Mario's adventures. Three variants of it exist: the Hover, the Rocket, and the Turbo nozzles, the hover being introduced in the beginning tutorial while the last two can only be accessed if Bowser in the Dark World is beaten. The FLUDD uses water as its fuel, so should Mario run out of water then the FLUDD will remain unusable until its refilled by entering a body of water or opening another box containing a FLUDD.

## Nozzles

### Hover Nozzle

The Hover Nozzle is usually found inside blue boxes with E. Gadd's insignia on them. They allow Mario to hover and gain height for 5-6 seconds.
Pidgey

The first couple dozen pokemon were never meant to be anything mind-blowing; they filled the roles of fairly mundane animals, giving us a little taste of the setting and its rules before we got into the flaming snails and flying magnets. Pidgey is this generation's most basic "flying" type pokemon, or rather *normal/flying*, an extremely common type combination.

In fact, for the longest time, no pure-flying pokemon ever existed, which I honestly thought made sense; the "flying" type doesn't represent what a pokemon is *comprised* of, but what a pokemon happens to be *doing*. It has to be attached to another type to represent what sort of creature is actually doing the "flying" here, so "normal" type was kind of its bare minimum.
Venusaur (Mega)

In the sixth generation, we were introduced to the concept of "mega" evolutions, souped-up forms even fully evolved pokemon can adopt during battle. Mega Venusaur is one of the most conservative of these additions, adding so little to Venusaur's design that it almost doesn't appear to have changed at all, except for the pink flower on its head, which is adorable for such an otherwise beastly creature.

Overall, it's interesting that this evolutionary line, the very first in the pokedex, is part poison. Nobody really thinks about their toxic aspect, and I suppose that's because it really isn't part of their theme. The first generation really liked to toss poison around willy-nilly, though it also sort of treated poison as the "bad guy" typing for mean, scary pokemon. Was Venusaur supposed to be the most "villainous" of the three starters?
Secret of the Mushroom

*"Gotta catch 'em all! 1-Up Mushroom!"-*in game description referencing Pokémon.

## Description

The Secret of the Mushroom is a Castle Secret Course that can be accessed from the Main Hall. The course itself can be played if the player jumps into a dull 1-Up Mushroom painting on top of two doors that lead to the Upper Hallway.

The course is filled to the brim with 1-Up Mushrooms, which make it a perfect location to fill up Mario's lives counter should the player need it. Blue Coins are also found here instead of regular coins, further implying that the level intends to serve as a course to obtain easy 1-Ups.

At the beginning of the stage, the player is accorded a Hover FLUDD. There's a sign nearby which further references Pokémon ("*Pokeshroom! Gotta catch 'em all! Pokeshroom!") .* Mario can opt to either select the easy or the hard path. No matter which one he chooses, the level will converge at a Shine Sprite above some breakable blocks.
Sick

**Sick** is the fourth episode and the second season on *Better Things* which was aired on October 5, 2017.

## Summary

Sam befriends Robin, a single father. Sam is asked by Robin to go with him for a weekend gateaway to wine country and she leaves her obnoxious, squabbling kids behind as they whine about her. They have a nice time, but things get awkward when Sam requests they have separate rooms at the inn. Robin later apologizes for screwing things up and Sam still seems to like him.

## Cast

### Main

* Pamela Adlon as Sam Fox
* Mikey Madison as Max Fox
* Hannah Alligood as Frankie Fox
* Olivia Edward as Duke Fox
* Celia Imrie as Phyllis

### Guest

* Diedrich Bader as Rich
* Matthew Glave as Xander
* Henry Thomas as Robin
* Daniel Nguyen as Anthony
* Samaj Noah as Little Boy in Bookstore
* Milla Sofia Press as Paisley
* Jeremy K. Williams as Jason
Boosters

### **Get boosted!**

Boosters can influence the battle when used at the correct time. Using the gold coins you've collected, you can select the appropriate one for the task at hand prior to entering a match.

Click each booster to learn more.

**HEAL****SMOKE GRENADE****SHIELD****FARTING RAINBOWS****PUSH****TELEPORT****AIR-DROPS****EMP**
Beedrill

Nonetheless, the fully evolved Beedrill is pretty darn cool as well. More of a paperwasp than a bee, it boasts almost fully realistic insect anatomy, apart from the number of limbs and the giant, conical stingers on its forelegs. I actually never really liked those stingers, to be honest; they're so chunky and plain, they feel kind of incongruous to the rest of the arthropod, like it's just wearing a couple of white party hats on its arms. They could have used some spiraling lines, I think, so they might have at least really looked like "drills," but I digress. Beedrill is alright.
Charizard

Eventually, Charmeleon evolves into Charizard, the most awkwardly named of the three but pretty much the sacred cow of almost every other child who fell into *pokemania* back in the 90's. There's not much to its design other than a raw, formulaic cartoon dragon, but that's more than appropriate enough for basically the poster child of the fire type. We were all just kind of pissed off that the most fundamental looking dragon in the series didn't actually get the *dragon typing.*
Shifting Sand Land

Shifting Sand Land is the first Mini-Course that can be accessed from the easternmost door from the Main Hall in the Castle.

## Description

Shifting Sand Land is a desert-esque course inspired by the course of the same name from Super Mario 64. It is fairly small and has only 3 Shine Sprites instead of the usual 5. It is home to a massive pyramid that is the burial site of a Koopa Pharaoh named Yuuzgonadai. It also has a few oasises that can be utilized to refill FLUDD. Apart from those, the course is lacking in water.

The Shine Sprite missions are as follows:

* **Inside the Pyramid:** "*The Ancient Pyramid of Shifting Sand Land is the burial site of the Koopa Pharaoh, Yuuzgonadai.*"- in game description.

This mission is straightforward. Head east and enter the pyramid. Head to the top from the inside to collect the Shine Sprite.

* **Trekking for 8 Red-Coins:** "*Some of the Red Coins are cursed, so that you'll need some Ancient Magic to reach some of them...*"-in game description.

Collect all the 8 Red Coins. Mario will have to use the Invisibility Cap (that is referred to as "Ancient Magic") to gather some of them. They are mainly found near the pyramid.

* **Shining Atop the Ancient Pyramid:** "*The Shine Sprite glows brightly from on top of the Pyramid, but how to get there?*"-in game description.

Use the Sling Star and the platforms to reach the peak of the Pyramid.
Sooty’s Amazing Adventures - Things That Go McSqueak in the Night

**Sooty’s Amazing Adventures - Things That Go McSqueak in the Night** is a UK VHS release, which features four whole episodes from the *Sooty’s Amazing Adventures* television series, and it had originally been released by Channel 5 Video in 1999.

## Episodes

1. *Mummy’s Boys*
2. *Things That Go McSqueak in the Night*
3. *Hot Air*
4. *Desert Song*

## Gallery

Inlay front coverInlay spineInlay back coverFull inlay
Castle Grounds

Castle Grounds is the main hub world in Super Mario 63. It is where the events of the game transpire. In the Mario franchise, it is a recurring location.

## Description

Castle Grounds is sizeable, despite being a hub world. The Castle Grounds has two main sections, Outside the Castle and the Backyard housing Peach's Garden. It is Princess Peach's royal residence where she invited Mario over for some cake at the beginning of the game. It might also serve as the headquarters of the Mushroom Kingdom. It is also the home of Toads, who disappear after Bowser attacks the castle, scaring them away in the process. The Castle is also the gathering spot of Shine Sprites. This is implied when Bowser destroys a core holding Shine Sprites, releasing them. After this event, the castle is plunged into darkness, which then slowly recovers its light periodically as Mario collects more Shine Sprites. The Castle Grounds has a large lake nearby and a waterfall that leads to the Edge of the Mushroom Kingdom. The latter can only be reached via Wing Cap. The lake also has a building and an iron door that leads to the Basement, which also explains why there's water inside it.

After unlocking 63 Shine Sprites, Mario gains access to the cannon outside. This can be used to reach the roof of the castle that leads to a Sling Star, some 1-Up Mushrooms and a Wing Cap.

The Backyard of the castle is required to further one's progress in the game, as it holds a Green Shine Sprites needed to unlock a door. This is where Kamek resides and battles Mario. After some time, he instead leaves Mario trapped with Goombas and a Boss.
Castle Grounds (Outside the Castle)

Castle Grounds (Outside the Castle) is the place where you will spawn after loading one of your savefiles.

## First Visit: Cutscene

When you enter the castle grounds for the first time, a cutscene will start, showing Bowser's Airship reaching for Peach's Castle.

**Kamek**: The airship is loaded and ready to attack, master Bowser...

**Bowser**: Perfect... Let phase 1 of my master plan, the Invasion, begin!!!

Then, a transition will happen and Mario, with a FLUDD, walking to the right, will be shown on screen. After a while, the screen will zoom out and glide to the castle, then zoom back in, and start a dialogue. Mario will eventually come from the right and walk to Princess Peach, starting another dialogue. A toad eventually says '*What's that sound?'* and the screen zooms out to reveal Bowser's airship. Bowser says "*Let the invasion...**BEGIN!!!***" and the screen glides to the far right of the airship, to reveal bullet bill cannons and parachuting goombas. The toads run around while the bullets bounce off the Castle's Forcefield. Kamek penetrates the Forcefield and tries to defeat Mario. In the meantime, the screen goes to the right, showing a toad running to Princess Peach. The Princess lifts the Toad into the air, Bowser says "Your castle's mine, princess!" and then shoots flames towards the toad, burning it. Kamek is still trying to defeat Mario, but this time, he is actually hit by one of his spells and falls asleep. Bowser and Kamek are then shown next to the Shine Sprite orb. After a bit of talking, Kamek shoots a spell towards the Shine Sprite orb, which breaks it, darkening everything and shooting Shine Sprites in all directions,... until it runs out of them. Mario is then waked up by a Toad, called Eddie. After some talking, Mario finds a shine sprite. Eddie then reveals that the Shine Sprites weren't totally destroyed, instead they were scattered everywhere around. Toad runs in the Castle, and then you are left in the stage. You need to enter the door to enter Peach's Castle: Main Hall.
Nidorina

Zoologically, these creatures really don't seem to be based on anything in particular, unless you want to consider them a fictional branch of *Synapsid*, the extinct animals combining both "mammalian" and "reptilian" anatomical features, though there isn't any mammal *or* reptile in our world with a coating of venom-filled skin barbs. This was back when a lot more pokemon are taxonomically ambiguous "monsters," and not always drawn so specifically from mythology or science.
Weedle

As precious as Caterpie is, Weedle is a lot more interesting. It's a non-Lepidopteran larva, for one, which is rarely ever portrayed in popular culture at all. How often do you see grubs or maggots in cartoons, compared to caterpillars? Heck, there aren't even many other pokemon representing non-moth, non-butterfly larvae. What's up with that?

Poor little Weedle, lone grubworm in a caterpillar's world. It's such a silly, charming little design to boot, with that big pink nose and the conical "stinger" on top of its head. A grub with a head-sting! Interestingly, there are wasps in the real world with caterpillar-like larvae - they're called sawflies - but most baby wasps and bees are just pale, rounded, limbless globs. Weedle is pure fantasy!

Interestingly, Weedle wasn't always going to be the larval stage of a Hymenopteran at all. An early, prototypical Weedle was once previewed on Gamefreak's official website, first evolving into some sort of fatter grub-monster and finally into some sort of beetle. This would have definitely been the insectiest-looking bug type of the first generation, had it not been scrapped. Shame.
2023 Specials (Doctor Who)

The **2023 specials** of *Doctor Who* first aired on BBC One on 25 November 2023. They opened with *The Star Beast*, concluded with *The Giggle* and featured David Tennant as the Fourteenth Doctor & Catherine Tate as Donna Noble.

## Cast

### Main

* The Doctor - David Tennant
* Donna Noble - Catherine Tate

### Supporting

* Rose Noble - Yasmin Finney
* Shaun Temple - Karl Collins
* Sylvia Noble - Jacqueline Rayner
* Wilfred Mott - Bernard Cribbins
* Kate Stewart - Jemma Redgrave
* Melanie Bush - Bonnie Langford
* The Toymaker - Neil Patrick Harris
* Voice of the Meep - Miriam Margoyles
* Wrath Warriors - Robert Strange, Stephen Love, Jordan Benjamin, Vassili Psaltopoulos
* Shirley Anne Bingham - Ruth Madeley

and introducing Ncuti Gatwa as the Doctor

## Televised episodes

 #2
 #3
 The human race descending into madness brings the Doctor back into confrontation with the Toymaker in a final battle in which he must finally determine what he has left to give in order to survive - with unexpected consequences...

## Ratings

* Average: TBA
* Highest: TBA
* Lowest: TBA
Charmander

I was gonna resize a lot of these images to feel a little more to scale, like I did with the bulbas, but then I thought about how much total time out of my life that would take by pokemon 700 or so, and decided I'd instead force you to deal with Charmanders 600 pixels across. *Deal* with it. Charmander is going to look bigger than Charizard and you're just gonna *DEAL.*

A simple, flaming lizard isn't my forte, but I can objectively say that Charmander is an excellent pokemon, and would have been an excellent series mascot if Pikachu weren't around. It's simple and adorable.

The fact that Charmander canonically *dies* if it's little tail-flame goes out, though, feels like something the series has never properly addressed. They talked about it briefly in the anime, when Ash rescued a Charmander trapped in the rain, but nobody has ever batted an eye about it since, even hurling their Charmanders into arenas with water-spewing fish monsters. Brutal.