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Fossil Fighters: Champions

Name: Fossil Fighters: Champions

Console: Nintendo DS

Released: 2010

***Fossil Fighters: Champions*** (***JP***) is a role playing game released for the Nintendo DS in 2010 by Nintendo. It is the second entry in the *Fossil Fighters* series. This entry adds the ability to Super Revive Vivosaurs into stronger ones.
Art Style: light trax

Name: Art Style: light trax

Console: WiiWare

Released: 2010

***Art Style: light trax*** is a WiiWare video game released in North America by Nintendo on May 24, 2010. The game is a remake of the Game Boy Advance classic *bit Generations: Dotstream*, which was never released outside of Japan. *light trax* features many upgrades to the original, including different perspectives and brand new modes.
Dance Aerobics

Name: Dance Aerobics

Console: Nintendo Entertainment System

Released: 1987

***Dance Aerobics*** is a video game for the NES that requires the Power Pad. It was developed by Human and published by Nintendo in the US and Bandai in Japan. The object of the game is to repeat the dance moves that the instructor does. There are eight different classes that you are able to participate in.
Clubhouse Games

Name: Clubhouse Games

Console: Nintendo DS

Released: 2006

***Clubhouse Games*** is a game made by Nintendo that features over 30 games that you can either play by yourself, with friends, or over Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. This is also the first title that allows you to go over only four people over Wi-Fi, allowing play with eight. It is known in Europe as **42 All-Time Classics**.

*Clubhouse Games* is a remake of *Daredemo Asobi Taizen*, a game released exclusively in Japan that wasn't Wi-Fi enabled.
Fetch

Fetch is an upcoming character in The Freddy Fazbear Show. In later seasons, it will serve as the family dog of Freddy Fazbear and the gang.

## Personality

Fetch is incredibly loving and caring to most of the gang members. Fetch acts just like any ordinary dog, it enjoys walks, running around, and being petted occasionally. Fetch also can show emotion too with it's tail and ears.

Although, Freddy is very strict on dogs and enforces a *"No Dogs allowed policy",* Freddy allows Fetch to stay because he genuinely cares about it. Seeing as the dog would do anything to protect it's family convinced Freddy that Fetch was a worthy pet to have. However, Fetch seems to have the most deeper connection with Chica and is very close to her. Chica and Fetch occasionally hang out more often and do things together. Chica also is very defensive over Fetch and will do anything necessary to protect it and vice versa.

Fetch is incredibly agile and fast as well. It can outrun any car going at least 80 - 100+ MPH, it also has sensors in it's nose to detect smell. However since Fetch isn't a real dog, it's detectors aren't as strong as a normal dog's are.

## Trivia

* Fetch was added in as a love letter to Kyla's dog "Echo" and serves as a purpose to honor Kyla's former dog "Jo Jo,"
* Chica and Fetch's relationship is a reference to both Kyla and her dog, Echo.
Duck Hunt

Name: Duck Hunt

Console: Nintendo Entertainment System

Released: 1984

***Duck Hunt*** (***JP***) is a light gun game for the Nintendo Entertainment System. It is more commonly known a launch game for the Nintendo Entertainment System in North America (and was actually bundled with the console). The game is based on a Laser Clay Shooting System game of the same name. A VS. version was released in North American arcades in 1984. After that it was released as a combo with *Super Mario Bros.* and even later it was released as a three game combo with *World Class Track Meet*.

The game play involved shooting virtual ducks that your faithful hunting dog flushes out. If you miss 5 or more or if you reach Round 100 (which in case the screen glitches), you get a game over and the dog laughs at you. If you hit more than 5, you advance to the next level. There are 3 modes, 1 Duck (only one duck at a time), 2 Ducks (2 ducks at once) and Clay Pigeon Shooting, which involved shooting clay disks out of the sky before they land. The shooting game in *Wii Play* may be based on *Duck Hunt*. If you get all the ducks or discs in a round, you get a perfect bonus (*See point system below*).
Band Brothers DX Radio with Photo Stand

Name: Band Brothers DX Radio with Photo Stand

Console: DSiWare

Released: 2009

***Band Brothers DX Radio with Photo Stand*** is a downloadable DSiWare application released in April of 2009, exclusively in Japan. The software is based on the *Daigasso! Band Brothers* franchise, and costs the player 500 Nintendo Points, or $5. With this app, you are allowed to stream music you have on your *Band Brothers* games, which must be inserted into the DS slot before you start the game. While listening to music, photographs you've taken with the DSi's camera will be showcased on the top screen an will periodically change.
Animal Crossing Clock

Name: Animal Crossing Clock

Console: DSiWare

Released: 2009

***Animal Crossing Clock*** (***Nintendo DSi Tokei: Doubutsu no Mori Type*** in Japan) is a downloadable DSiWare application released in 2009 by Nintendo. In Japan it was accompanied by the *Super Mario Bros. Clock*, while in America the *Animal Crossing Calculator* was released alongside it. This game and the previously mentioned ones all cost 200 Nintendo Points.

*Animal Crossing Clock* is just what it seems: a clock that is littered with various *Animal Crossing* themes. The actual clock can be shown as either digital or analog, and also showcased is the day of the week and what day it is of the month. The analog clock looks identical to the one featured in the Wii game *Animal Crossing: City Folk*.

One of the selling points of the game is that it includes a tune editor that lets you compose your own song that plays at the end of every hour. There is a pre-edited one already made, though you're given the chance to change it whenever you want. The Town Tune editor is the same that was featured in all of the *Animal Crossing* video games.

Naturally the application also has an alarm that will let you choose from three different sounds. The sounds are all *Animal Crossing* related, though if you desire you can choose a sound from DSi Sound instead of the ones available. You can choose up to three times of the day that an alarm will sound. The snooze button which you can choose if you desire to wait a little longer will cause the alarm to stop, though it'll come back on after five minutes.
Bionic Commando: Elite Forces

Name: Bionic Commando: Elite Forces

Console: Game Boy Color

Released: 1999

***Bionic Commando: Elite Forces*** is a Game Boy Color video game with the *Bionic Commando* name, despite being both published and developed by a completely different company: Nintendo rather than Capcom. It was released only in America, and was created by an American Nintendo branch. There are quite a few differences in the gameplay, though the overall premise is very similar.
Donkey Kong Jr. (Game & Watch)

Name: Donkey Kong Jr.

Console: Game & Watch and DSiWare

Released: 1982 (New Widescreen) and 1983 (Tabletop and Panorama)

***Donkey Kong Jr.*** is a New Wide Screen, Tabletop, and Panorama Game & Watch game initially released in 1982. The Tabletop and Panorama versions are the same game, though the New Wide Screen version is different. The model numbers for the game are DJ-101, CJ-71, and CJ-93 for the New Wide Screen, Tabletop, and Panorama version, respectively. DJ stands for Donkey Kong Jr. while CJ stands for Color Jr. Nintendo manufactured 1,000,000 copies of the New Wide Screen version worldwide, though they only made 250,000 copies each of the other two.

As is the case with all the Game & Watch games, all the three versions of the game feature a clock and an alarm. The clock's alarm can be set when the player pushes the switch button with a sharp object. If done correctly, a bell should appear on the screen in the New Wide Screen version, and in the Tabletop and Panorama version, musical notes will appear. After the time when the alarm is supposed to go off arrives, the alarm will sound (only if you aren't playing the game) and, in the New Wide Screen version Mario will arrive and strike the bell and in the other version, Mario will arrive and whistle the musical notes.

*Donkey Kong Jr.* was included in the games *Game & Watch Gallery 3* and *Game & Watch Gallery 4* for the Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance, respectively. Both games featured the original Game & Watch game and an enhanced one that featured updates to the game.

The game was also made available on the DSi Ware service for 200 Nintendo points.
Donkey Kong Circus

Name: Donkey Kong Circus

Console: Game & Watch

Released: 1984

***Donkey Kong Circus*** is a Panorama Game & Watch video game released in 1984. The game is an extremely rare title. The game is basically the same as *Mickey Mouse* on the Panorama, though instead of controlling Mickey you control Donkey Kong. In the game, Donkey Kong will juggle sticks, though when a torch comes you're required not to touch it or else you'll be burned.
Flipnote Studio

Name: Flipnote Studio

Console: DSiWare

Released: 2008

***Flipnote Studio*** (*The Moving Notepad* in Japan) is an app that can be downloaded using DSiWare for the Nintendo DSi. The application is free for download and with it players can move moving images. The inspiration for the game can be found in flipbooks. The movies the player makes can be added to the website Hatena for the world to watch. If players don't want to draw images, then they can take pictures with the Nintendo DSi's camera and place them in their movie and subsequently add sound with the mic. For added detail people can include colors in their images. *Flipnote Studio* was first released in Japan on December 24, 2008 and later in North America on August 12, 2009 and Europe and Australia on August 14, 2009.
Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising

Name: Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising

Console: Game Boy Advance

Released: 2003

***Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising*** (***JP***) is a tactical RPG video game for the Game Boy Advance. It was developed by Intelligent Systems, and is the second installment in the *Advance Wars* series. The game's characters also appeared in the previous game (other than Sami), and once again are commanding officers for Orange Star.
F-Zero

Name: F-Zero

Console: Super Nintendo Entertainment System

Released: 1990

***F-Zero*** (stylized as ***F-ZERO***) is a game for the SNES made by Shigeru Miyamoto first released in Japan in 1990 and in North America in 1991. It is the first installment of the *F-ZERO* series.

The game's genre is racing and takes place in the distant future. It is also the first game to feature Captain Falcon, Samurai Goroh, Pico, and Dr. Stewart. The game was released as a launch game for the SNES along with *Super Mario World*.
Excitebike 64

Name: Excitebike 64

Console: Nintendo 64

Released: 2000

***Excitebike 64*** is a video game in the *Excite* series that was released for the Nintendo 64 in 2000. Upon its release it was considered by many critics to be the most realistic motocross game ever released, and was highly acclaimed among critics. Although a part of a well known Nintendo franchise, the game has advertisements for many actual companies littered throughout the game.
100 Classic Book Collection

Name: 100 Classic Book Collection

Console: Nintendo DS

Released: 2007

***100 Classic Book Collection***, known in North America as ***100 Classic Books***, is an e-book collection developed by Genius Sonority and published by Nintendo, which was released for the Nintendo DS handheld video game console. First released in Europe in December 2008, it was later released in Australia in January 2009, and in North America in June 2010. The game includes one hundred public domain works of literature.

Genius Sonority had previously released a similar collection of books in Japan, under the title *DS Bungaku Zenshuu*, in October 2007. A smaller version of the collection consisting of 20 books, under the title *Chotto DS Bungaku Zenshu: Sekai no Bungaku 20*, was released in Japan as a downloadable DSiWare application in February 2009.
Fluidity

Name: Fluidity

Console: WiiWare

Released: 2010

**Fluidity** is a Wiiware game developed by Nintendo on the Wii Shop Channel. It was released on December 6, 2010, and can be purchased for 1,200 Nintendo Points.

From December 15th, 2011 to January 1st, 2012 you can get Fluidity from Club Nintendo for 150 coins.
Endless Ocean

Name: Endless Ocean

Console: Wii

Released: 2007

***Endless Ocean***, known as ***Forever Blue*** in Japan, is a 2008 Wii simulation title in which the player explores the vast sea. The game was published by Nintendo and developed by Arika. A sequel, titled *Endless Ocean: Blue World*, was also released for the Wii the following year.
Famicom Grand Prix II: 3D Hot Rally

Name: Famicom Grand Prix II: 3D Hot Rally

Console: Famicom Disk System

Released: 1988

***Famicom Grand Prix II: 3D Hot Rally*** (***JP***) is a Famicom Disk System racing game released in 1988 by Nintendo. The game features Mario and Luigi on the cover, though they are not present in the actual game. The game is a sequel to *Famicom Grand Prix: F-1 Race*, which was also released as an FDS game, though the two are distinctly different despite both being racers. The game was never released in America or Europe because And No one is making it up, it was too childish at the time. HAL Laboratory didn't develop the game, though were assigned by Nintendo to redesign the floppy disks and program it into it once the disks were malfunctioning.
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Gracii *[Most frequently known as "Grace" by their close friends]* is an official TFFS Staff member and voice actor.

Gracii was promoted to TFFS Intern around late July 2023 and then was promoted to the staff position on *September 11th, 2023.* Gracii was then promoted to producer on *December 17th, 2023.*

## History

Gracii originally started out as a voice actor for the show. Their first debut voicing "Toy Chica." Because people loved their take on Toy Chica, they were kept on the role to voice her and has continued to do so.

Gracii started to gain a following and much love from many in the tffs server as time went on, they started to raise up in the ranks; eventually becoming a TFFS intern and then promoted to staff, until finally promoted to producer.

## Characters they voice:

* Toy Chica
* Glamrock Chica
* Vanessa
* M.X.E.S

## Trivia

* Gracii was originally considered for the role of Vanny, but Golden Angel 64 was already picked for the role, so Vanessa was given to Gracii instead. They were also supposed to voice Glamrock Chica, but that role was given to Angel too. But after some controversy with the birthday special, the role was returned back to Gracii.
* Gracii is the one to fill in if Sparky can't reprise her role for Chica.
* Gracii also provides their voice through multiple projects, one being FNAF:Origins, a series by GTSFM.
* Gracii's OC has two variants. The other side being "ERROR."
Animal Crossing

Name: Animal Crossing

Console: GameCube

Released: 2001

***Animal Crossing*** (***JP***) is a best-selling video game for the Nintendo GameCube that was released between 2001 and 2004. The game is essentially the third game in the series, though it's the first one to be released outside of Japan. It can arguably be considered a remake of the first game in the series, *Animal Forest* for the Nintendo 64, but with added elements and slightly improved graphics. In the game, you play the role of either a young boy or girl. In the beginning of the game, you move to a new village, and throughout the entire experience, you'll have fun doing daily activities, with no prominent goal included, and no way to actually beat the entire game.

One of the notable features of *Animal Crossing* is the fact that it uses the GameCube's internal clock, meaning that the events will occur even if you're not playing, and if you don't play certain days, there will be consequences, oftentimes dramatic depending on how long you've been gone. It's a unique formula that has been praised among gamers and critics alike.

What's worth noting is that this game has an odd distinction of being released in four separate years in each major gaming continent (2001 in Japan, 2002 in America, 2003 in Australia, and 2004 in Europe).
Donkey Konga 2

Name: Donkey Konga 2

Console: GameCube

Released: 2004

***Donkey Konga 2*** is a Nintendo GameCube video game developed by Namco and published by Nintendo. It is a sequel to *Donkey Konga* and was the last game in the series to be released outside of Japan.

The American, Japanese, and PAL versions all have different songs. The PAL version has the most overall, the American version comes in a close second, and the Japanese comes in a faraway third.

All versions of the game have licensed songs, though some of the tracks featured are from popular Nintendo games such as *Super Mario Bros. 3*, *The Legend of Zelda*, *Pikmin 2*, and of course *Donkey Konga*. This edition of *Donkey Konga* is rated T for teenagers in North America due to the inclusion of inappropriate language in some lyrics.

Like all the *Donkey Kong* video games on the GameCube, *Donkey Konga 2* makes use of the DK Bongos introduced in the original *Donkey Konga*. For more information on the accessory, go to its corresponding page.
Art Style: ROTOHEX

Name: Art Style: ROTOHEX

Console: WiiWare

Released: 2008

***Art Style: ROTOHEX*** is a 600 point WiiWare video game initially released on October 27, 2008 in North America, in the PAL regions on December 5, 2008 and in Japan on May 12, 2009. The game is a remake of the Japan only video game *bit Generations: Dialhex* for the Game Boy Advance.
Baseball-e

Name: Baseball-e

Console: e-Reader

Released: 2002

***Baseball-e*** is a game for the e-Reader released in 2002. The game is a port of the Nintendo Entertainment System video game *Baseball* and was part of the second batch of classic NES ports for the e-Reader. The player could play the game by scanning five cards, each one with two barcodes excluding the fifth one, which only had one. When the game was first released, it cost a suggested retail price of $4.99, though as the e-Reader lost momentum the price dropped in many stores.
Balloon Fight (Game & Watch)

Name: Balloon Fight

Console: Game & Watch

Released: 1986

***Balloon Fight*** is a Crystal Screen and New Wide Screen Game & Watch game released in 1986 (CS) and 1988 (NWS). The game is similar to the NES classic *Balloon Fight*, particularly its Balloon Trip mode. The model number for the Crystal Screen version is BF-803, while the model number for the New Wide Screen version is BF-107. The BF in the model numbers stands for Balloon Fight.

Like all the Game & Watch units, it has a built-in clock, and it has an alarm as well. To set the alarm, use a pointed object and push the alarm switch. Once you do so, a character by the name of Sparky will come on the screen with a watering can. If he doesn't appear, then you must press the switch again. After this, you can adjust when the alarm will go off. When it does go off, an alarm will sound if you're not playing and Sparky will start to pour water out of his watering can. If you are playing, the alarm won't sound, but Sparky will still pour water out of the can. After the alarm goes off, it will continue to sound for a total of 20 seconds or until you press the time button.
Final Fantasy V Advance

Name: Final Fantasy V Advance

Console: Game Boy Advance

Released: 2006

***Final Fantasy V Advance*** is a Game Boy Advance video game released in 2006 and 2007 by Square Enix and Nintendo. TOSE worked behind the scenes to emulate the game for the Game Boy Advance and add extra features for it. The game is a remake of the 1992 Super Famicom game *Final Fantasy V*.
Banjo-Kazooie

Name: Banjo-Kazooie

Console: Nintendo 64

Released: 1998

***Banjo-Kazooie*** (***JP***) is a platforming video game for the Nintendo 64. The game was developed by Rare and published by Nintendo in 1998. The game's protagonists are Banjo the bear and Kazooie the bird on a quest to retrieve Banjo's kidnapped sister Tooty from the evil witch, Gruntilda.

Later, *Banjo-Kazooie* received a sequel entitled *Banjo-Tooie*, along with a game called *Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge* which came out three years after *Banjo-Kazooie*, but chronologically takes place in-between the two games.
Bit Generations: Boundish

Name: bit Generations: Boundish

Console: Game Boy Advance

Released: 2006

***bit Generations: Boundish*** is a Game Boy Advance video game released in July of 2006. It was released as part of the *bit Generations* games, and was only released in Japan. The game can be easily compared to the game *Pong*, though it features many gameplay differences, graphical enhancements (despite the graphics themselves being deliberately primitive), and sounds.

In the game, you'll take control of two paddles, each moving when the other one does. The goal is to keep the ball within the playing field. Allowing it to exit will result in a gameover. In all, there are five stages, each one containing different concepts though having the basic overall objective. For example, in the Wild Go Round you'll control a ball on a moving record. Because the record is moving, it'll alter the direction of the ball at pivotal moments, which will require the player to be quick on his feet and act appropriately. In all, the game's modes include *Pool Flower*, *Box Juggling*, *Power Slide*, *Human League*, and *Wild Go Round*. For players who wish to play multiplayer they can link with another Game Boy Advance with just a single cartridge. In multiplayer, all of the stages excluding Box Juggling are available for play.
Diddy Kong Racing DS

Name: Diddy Kong Racing DS

Console: Nintendo DS

Released: 2007

***Diddy Kong Racing DS*** is a remake of *Diddy Kong Racing* for the Nintendo 64, released on the Nintendo DS in 2007 and included Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. The gameplay is similar to the one in its predecessor with newly added touch screen abilities.
Donkey Kong-e

Name: Donkey Kong-e

Console: e-Reader

Released: 2002

***Donkey Kong-e*** is an e-Reader game released in 2002. The game is a port of the Nintendo Entertainment System video game *Donkey Kong* and was part of the second batch of classic NES ports for the e-Reader. The player could play the game by scanning five cards, each one with two barcodes excluding the fifth one, which only had one. When the game was first released, it cost a suggested retail price of $4.99, though as the e-Reader lost momentum the price dropped in many stores.
Bomberman Hero

Name: Bomberman Hero

Console: Nintendo 64

Released: 1998

***Bomberman Hero*** is a video game for the Nintendo 64 that was released in mid-1998. It was developed by Hudson Soft, and published by Nintendo. The game is a sequel to the 1997 Nintendo 64 video game *Bomberman 64*, and has more levels, attacks, items, bosses, and better gameplay. Oddly, despite being the highlight of the series, the game does not include multiplayer.

This game was also released on the Wii Virtual Console service.
Dr. Mario 64

Name: Dr. Mario 64

Console: Nintendo 64

Released: 2001

***Dr. Mario 64*** is a sequel to the popular Nintendo Entertainment System and Game Boy classic *Dr. Mario*. It is the final *Mario* game to be released on the Nintendo 64, which had started with *Super Mario 64*, seven months before the release of *Luigi's Mansion* on the Nintendo GameCube - it was also only available in North America. In 2003, it was re-released along with *Panel de Pon* and *Yoshi's Cookie* in a Japan-only GameCube game called *Nintendo Puzzle Collection*. In 2005, *Dr. Mario & Puzzle League* was released, with the *Dr. Mario* portion mostly taking visual and audio cues from the 64 version.
Final Fantasy VI Advance

Name: Final Fantasy VI Advance

Console: Game Boy Advance

Released: 2006

***Final Fantasy VI Advance*** is a Game Boy Advance video game released in 2006 and 2007. It is a remake of the SNES/Super Famicom video game *Final Fantasy VI*, and was the last Nintendo published video game to be released on the Game Boy Advance. Square Enix developed the original game, though TOSE worked behind the scenes to port it to the Nintendo DS. In Japan, Square Enix published the game while in North America and Europe Nintendo did. The game has a variety of additions and enhancements.
Fire Emblem (video game)

Name: Fire Emblem

Console: Game Boy Advance

Released: 2003

***Fire Emblem*** (***JP***) (also known as ***Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade***) is a Game Boy Advance video game released in 2003 to 2004. The game is a tactical role-playing game developed by Intelligent Systems and is the seventh game in the *Fire Emblem* series.
Balloon Fight

Name: Balloon Fight

Console: Nintendo Entertainment System

Released: 1985

***Balloon Fight*** is a game for the NES featuring Balloon Fighter, a man that hangs by one or two balloons fighting other enemies with balloons. The game is very similar to the arcade game Joust. To defeat an enemy, you must go above him and pop his balloons. Other than the enemies, there are also obstacles that can block and/or hurt you, such as lightning.

A VS. System version titled *Vs. Balloon Fight* was released to arcades a few months earlier. A Game Boy Advance version titled *Famicom Mini Series: Balloon Fight* was also released.
Cobra Triangle

Name: Cobra Triangle

Console: NES

Released: 1989

***Cobra Triangle*** is a NES video game made by Rare and Nintendo (the former being the developer). The game is similar to their previous success *R.C. Pro-Am*, though includes its own exclusives, which include having boats rather than cars, and some new obstacles, among other things.
Famicom Mini Series: Mario Bros.

Name: Famicom Mini Series: Mario Bros.

Console: Game Boy Advance

Released: 2004

***Famicom Mini: Mario Bros.*** is a Game Boy Advance video game released in 2004 by Nintendo It is a remake of the Famicom game *Mario Bros.* (note: not its arcade incarnation), and little to no alterations were made on the game to stay faithful to the original title. The game was not released in America or Europe, and thus was exclusive to Japan. It was part of the *Famicom Mini Series* that re-released a variety of classic Famicom games for the Game Boy Advance.

It can be speculated that it wasn't released around the world due to the availability of the game in a variety of other titles for the Game Boy Advance, including *Super Mario Advance*, *Super Mario Advance 2*, *Super Mario Advance 3*, *Super Mario Advance 4*, *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga*, and *Mario Bros.-e*. Those games, excluding *Mario Bros.-e*, all contained enhanced graphics and gameplay as well. The game *Mario Bros.-e*, while a remake of the Famicom game like this was, was also a lot cheaper.
Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War

Name: Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War

Console: Super Famicom

Released: 1996

***Fire Emblem: Seisen no Keifu*** is the fourth game in the *Fire Emblem* series. It was only released in Japan on May 14, 1996. The English translation is *Fire Emblem: The Ancestral Crusade*. Much like the previous game in the series, this one is a tactical RPG.
F-Zero: Falcon Densetsu-e

Name: F-Zero: Falcon Densetsu-e

Console: e-Reader

Released: 2003

***F-Zero: Falcon Densetsu-e*** was an e-Reader card released exclusively in Japan. The card was used in the Japanese version of *F-Zero: GP Legend*. The card was never released in America or Europe, the latter because the e-Reader itself was never released there. When the player scanned the card while also playing the classic Game Boy Advance game, the player would receive extra tracks and vehicles that were only available by scanning the card.
Dictionary 6 in 1 with Camera Function

Name: Dictionary 6 in 1 with Camera Function

Console: DSiWare

Released: 2009

First things first – this is not a dictionary in the traditional sense of the word. Not a single entry here comes with a definition or any usage guidelines, just a list of the equivalent words in five other languages. What we have here is more of a word bank, and sadly not a hugely in-depth one at that.

Starting off you get to choose from one of three input methods – handwriting, keyboard or camera. The first two are as intuitive and accurate as you’d expect, and the list of possible words is updated after each character is entered, so if your spelling isn’t as good as it should be you can still track down the word you’re after. What’s useful is that it suggests words from any of the six languages – English, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Japanese – as you type, so if you’re not sure what language you’re reading it’ll be able to let you know.

If you want to check out Japanese words, you can do so using the regular Western keyboard: the syllables you type are automatically converted to Hiragana or Katakana. Want to spell “konnichiwa” but don’t know the symbols? Type it in English using the Hiragana option and it comes up in Japanese, very useful for those of us who are a little rusty on their script. Of course, if you want to translate Kanji you’re going to need the Handwriting feature and a steady hand, although it was very accurate at translating most of the Kanji we threw at it.
BS Marvelous: Time Athletic

Name: BS Marvelous: Time Athletic

Console: Satellaview

Released: 1996

***BS Marvelous: Time Athletics*** (「ＢＳマーヴェラス タイムアスレチック」) is a Downloadable 4-part Soundlink game for the Satellaview that ran between January 1, 1996 and January 31, 1996. The game was broadcast in as a rerun in April, 1996. A sequel to *BS Marvelous: Time Athletics* entitled *BS Marvelous: Camp Arnold* was released in November, 1996 as a direct prequel to *Marvelous: Mōhitotsu no Takarajima* which was not broadcast via Satellaview but instead released in hard copy as a SFC cartridge.
Bit Generations: Orbital

Name: bit Generations: Orbital

Console: Game Boy Advance

Released: 2006

***bit Generations: Orbital*** is a Game Boy Advance video game released exclusively in Japan as part of the second series of *bit Generations* titles. It is an innovative title that has the player consolidating a multitude of planets together in each stage to create on large rock. It was remade on WiiWare under the title of *Art Style: ORBIENT*, and was the first of at least three titles to be released in the *Art Style* series.
Custom Robo Arena

Name: Custom Robo Arena

Console: Nintendo DS

Released: 2006

***Custom Robo Arena*** 激闘!カスタムロボ, ***Gekitō! Kasutamu Robo***, lit. "**Rumble! Custom Robo**"), is the 5th game in the popular *Custom Robo* series. New Features to this game is the ability to go over Wi-Fi, as well as Multi card play, and DS Download Play, and will also use the touch screen for unique activities such as cleaning your robot after battle, and to help construct more parts to it.

The game is developed by NOISE and published by Nintendo. The game is released in Japan in 2006 and in the west in 2007.
Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!

Name: Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!

Console: Nintendo DS

Released: 2005

***Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!*** (***JP***) (***KO***) (also known as ***Dr Kawashima's Brain Training: How Old is Your Brain?*** in PAL regions) is an educational program released for the Nintendo DS in 2005 in Japan and 2006 worldwide.

Based on the book "Train Your Brain" by the Japanese professor Ryuta Kawashima, it was part of the Touch Generations series by Nintendo. It was made to attract non-gamers into the gaming world. It has met major success in Japan, becoming one of the best-selling games that year, and it also did well in the US.
Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation

Name: Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation

Console: Nintendo DS

Released: 2011

***Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation*** is the sixth entry of the popular *Dragon Quest* series. Originally released for the Super Famicom in 1995 in Japan. The game was later got a remake under the title *Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation* for the Nintendo DS.
E3 2002 Promo Pack

Name: E3 2002 Promo Pack

Console: e-Reader

Released: 2002

The ***E3 2002 Promo Pack*** was a promotional package released at E3 in 2002 by Nintendo. People who attended the event would receive a variety of e-Reader cards to use with their unit. The cards included were *Manhole-e*, two *Pokémon Trading Card*s for the e-Reader, and a *Kirby* card. The *Kirby* card's sole purpose was to be scanned to see if you won a grand prize at E3 that year. Many consider the *Kirby* card to be the rarest e-Reader card ever made.
And-Kensaku

Name: And-Kensaku

Console: Wii

Released: 2010

***And-Kensaku*** (previously known as ***Kensakusu***, oftentimes mistranslated as ***Kensa X***) is a Wii video game by Nintendo and Shift that was developed in cooperation with Google. The game was released in Japan on April 29, 2010. *Ando Kensaku* is a mini-game compilation where players attempt to predict the number of search results of terms on Google. In all there are fourteen different mini-games.
Marina and The Progrxs

Marina and The Progrxs es una página de memes de Marina que parecen creados por el progreposteo. Irónicamente, la página fue creada por un incel homosexual resentido con el movimiento feminista, y celoso porque marina es millonaria desde los 25, algo que él nunca podría.

## Descripción

Fuentes del planeta Froot afirman que el admin tendría indicios de sociopatía, siendo la razón de su cinismo. Además, según el registro de la República Democrática de los Diamonds (DDD) se casó con Agustín Laje mediante telepatía en Tulum.
Wiki 💎✨Marina’s Sisterhood✨💎

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El grupo mas colapsado, intimo y personal de la Marina And The Diamonds

Somos una comunidad web colaborativa sobre 💎✨Marina’s Sisterhood✨💎 en la que cualquiera, incluyéndote a ti, puede contribuir. Los wikis como este dependen de que los lectores se involucren y añadan contenido. ¡Haz clic en el botón de *"CREAR UN NUEVO ARTÍCULO"* o *"EDITAR"* al comienzo de cada página para comenzar!

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Classic NES Series: Xevious

Name: Classic NES Series: Xevious

Console: Game Boy Advance

Released: 2004

***Classic NES Series: Xevious*** is a Game Boy Advance port of Namco's Nintendo Entertainment System game *Xevious*. There were no enhancements made to the game other than portability. This was the first and only time the game was released on the Game Boy Advance, though on the GameCube it was available as an unlockable in the Namco developed, Nintendo published game *Star Fox Assault*.
Toy Freddy

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Funtime Freddy

Toy Freddy is one of the protagonists of **The Freddy Fazbear Show**. He is the **leader** and boss of the Toy Animatronics.

## Personality

**Not a lot has been shown of Toy Freddy enough to describe his character**. However, In most of the episodes Toy Freddy has appeared in, he seems friendly to his friends.

In the *Original Halloween special,* he only serves the purpose of hosting a party for Halloween. He doesn't appear again until around the end of the episode, where he finds Dreadbear.
Mavis Diamandis

Mavis Diamandis, o simplemente Mavis, es un ser supremo, omnipotente, omnipresente y omnisciente;​ creador, juez, protector y, en algunas religiones, providente y salvador del universo y de la humanidad. Actualmente es tendencia en Twitter por exponer los secretos mas oscuros sobre el gobierno de la republica Bolivariana de Chromatica.

Rumores indican que estaría escribiendo un libro sobre psicología astral, el cual se estrena el año que viene.
Dina Meyer

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## Dina Meyer

### Job

Actress
Voice actress

### Last Appearance

"Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Three"

**Dina Meyer** (born December 22, 1968) is an American actress. She portrayed Barbara Gordon/Batgirl/Oracle in *Birds of Prey*, and reprised her role in the Template:Cross crossover event.

## Credits

### *Birds of Prey*

#### Actress

* "Pilot" Barbara Gordon/Batgirl/Oracle
* "Slick" Barbara Gordon/Oracle
* "Prey for the Hunter" Barbara Gordon
* "Three Birds and a Baby" Barbara Gordon
* "Sins of the Mother" Barbara Gordon
* "Primal Scream" Barbara Gordon/Oracle
* "Split" Barbara Gordon/Oracle
* "Lady Shiva" Barbara Gordon/Batgirl
* "Nature of the Beast" Barbara Gordon/Oracle
* "Gladiatrix" Barbara Gordon/Oracle
* "Reunion" Barbara Gordon/Oracle
* "Feat of Clay" Barbara Gordon/Oracle
* "Devil's Eyes" Barbara Gordon/Oracle

### *The Flash*

#### Voice actress

##### Season 6

* "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Three" Oracle (uncredited)
Ronald Arcila

Ronald Arcila, también conocido como Ronald Ardilla, Ronald Axila, Ronald Tequilla, Ronald Rodilla entre muchos mas, es uno de los fugitivos mas buscados por el FBI, se dice que esta banneado en mas de 200 grupos de Facebook por robo de identidad, dedicar Superstar, sobrexplotar laboralmente a su amiga mas personal (Lesslie Del Rey) y cantar el himno de la muerte y la desgracia (USTED).
Doc Louis's Punch-Out!!

Name: Doc Louis's Punch-Out!!

Console: WiiWare

Released: 2009

***Doc Louis's Punch-Out!!*** is a WiiWare video game released on October 27, 2009 exclusively in America. The game was made available exclusively to American Club Nintendo members who reached platinum level. They were given the choice between this game and a Mario hat. In the game, you play as Little Mac and battle his trainer Doc Louis.
Marina Diamandis

Marina Lambrini Diamandis, mejor conocida como MARINA o antes Marina And The Diamonds, es una cantante galesa, mitad griega, y 10% japonesa. Nació en Gales hace muchos años y actualmente es buscada en 75 países por fraude fiscal, evasión de impuestos y narcotráfico de frutas.

Empezó haciendo música en el 2008 y tiene un EP que tuvo un total de 50 ventas en su vecindario. De allí sacó la familia de joyas y otros álbumes más. Su amiga más personal es Ellie Goulding y Charli XD o algo así no se soy diamond no se contar quiero pito

## Discografia

- Cireniya Kontra Marinero (2008 creo)

- La Familia de Joyas (2010)

- Electra Tiesa (2012)

- Frootas (2015)

- LOST + FLOOP (2019)

- Sueños de Anciana en Tierra Moderna (2021)
Los Arquetipos (Michelles)

Michelle Estrada, Michell G Hernández, Michelle Hernández T-Rex y recientemente Michellle Esquer son la fragmentación de 'MICHELLE HEART' (el segundo álbum de la banda Marina & The Diamonds), en este álbum, existen 4 arquetipos representados por Michelles, hay muchas teorías de la etimología del nombre, en primera instancia,"Michell" es un nombre femenino de origen hebreo, su significado es "Quién es como él" refiriéndose a Dios (la solista de la banda Marina & The Diamonds, Marina); otros argumentan que es una mezcla de Michi y Ell, refiriéndose entonces a los gatos de Marina y respecto a "Ell", se dice que es una referencia a ELLie Goulding
Daniela Sarahí

Daniela Marina Lambrini Sarahí Del Diamante, mejor conocida como Daniela Heterahí, es una de las productoras más importantes del mundo y cantante bajo el nombre artístico de kim petras; es la hija no reconocida de Demos Diamandis y hermana de Marina Diamandis.

Según información de último momento ha sabido reinventarse a lo largo de su carrera como solista e integrante de la famosa banda bandido limpio y seguro (antes marina and the diamonds).

En el lado oscuro de su carrera podemos encontrar que tiene de mascotas a 2 perezosos y 5 iguanas cambia color de las Bahamas lo cual es un delito.

Además algo a destacar es que la magnate multimillonaria dueña de media ciudad kolapzo no le ha temblado la cartera cuando de lujos se trata ya que entre sus adquisiciones encontraremos una lujosa mansión de 30 pisos con un valor de 40 millones de dólares con una vista hermosa a narnia (vecina de Lady Gaga y Chaty Papoy).

Marina Diamandis siempre fue muy unida con ella tanto que le ofreció ser su productora desde the family jewels. Al principio lo dudó, pero luego después de 23 casi 24 días tomó la decisión de ser partícipe de estos proyectos junto a su íntima Marina Diamante.

Hay una teoría conspirativa que dice que en las entrevistas durante la era Electra Heart, ella era quien hablaba.
Dokodemo Taikyoku: Yakuman Advance

Name: Dokodemo Taikyoku: Yakuman Advance

Console: Game Boy Advance

Released: 2001

A Mahjong game for the Game Boy Advance. Choose a character and face up to three other players. Put together a winning hand from the picture or number tiles by drawing tiles and discarding those you don't need. The player with the winning hand ("Yaku") is the winner.

The game includes an in-depth tutorial, plus the ability to call up help at any time during the game. You can also play with up to four players using the Game Boy Advance Link Cable with a single cartridge.
Diamonds

*Dodamandus Colapsandus* o conocidos coloquialmente como Diamonds, es una especie de dodos, parte de la fan-base de la banda Mariana y los Diamantes.

## Comportamiento

Esta especie se ubica a lo largo de las regiones de Latinoamérica, pasando desde México hasta La Patagonia. Suelen comunicarse a través de sus colapsos más personales en Facebook, y son capaces de defender a su reina Mariana Diamantes de Indiejueputronica y Martina and the Prxgres, quienes son los enemigos naturales de los Diamonds, al igual que Pablo Canas y la otra especie sin desarrollar: los *Diamonds Gringos.* Se cree que el Diamond promedio suele colapsar 3 veces al día, 5 si tiene suerte.

## Acontecimientos Importantes

A continuación, una lista de acontecimientos importantes realizada por los Diamonds:

- Colapso por el vídeo de Purge The Poison

- Guerra contra Indietronica, llamada también la "Guerra de los Dodos" (2021, Guerra Ganada)

- Guerra contra Marina And The Prxgres (2021, Desistida)

- Guerra contra Pablo Canas (2020, Guerra Ganada)

- Colapso por los remixes de mundo de hombres
Baten Kaitos Origins

Name: Baten Kaitos Origins

Console: GameCube

Released: 2006

***Baten Kaitos Origins*** (***JP***) is a Monolith Soft and Tri-Crescendo developed title that was published by Nintendo in 2006 for the GameCube. A prequel to *Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean*, this game was among the final games Nintendo published for the GameCube. Namco produced the game as they did with the original, however Nintendo stepped in to assist financially by publishing the game. Unfortunately the game was never released in Europe as the original was.

This title takes place 20 years prior to the first, and features a few new locations most notably the floating Island Hassaleh.
Freddy Fazbear

* 2022
* 2021

**Freddy Fazbear** is the main and titular protagonist of **The Freddy Fazbear Show.** He appears in most episodes as the main supporting character.

## **Personality**

Freddy is the leader of the group and very down to earth. He is friendly when needed, but bossy when something needs to get done.

## **Reception**

Freddy Fazbear's character has received **mostly positive attention** from the various actors he went through. The original Freddy actor, **cart\_man968**, was praised for his take on Freddy, but was quickly replaced by **GlitchyGmod**, who received mixed. Most criticized Glitchy for not reading the lines properly that he was given, but this was due to the fact that he was nervous and still starting out. Freddy was then given to **RexTheRabbit** who had recieved positive feedback, but criticism with background noise and being too quiet, but this also was his first time voice acting a character.
Arnie Graves

**Arnie Graves** was a petty thief residing in New Gotham City.

## Biography

Arnie was a petty thief that stole purses and wallets. He attempted to steal a man's wallet, but was stopped by the Huntress. She threw him into a garbage bin, but he was killed by Claude Morton, acid spitting all over his torso, and throwing him back out.

## Powers and abilities

### Powers

* **Meta-human physiology:** From unknown means, Arnie's DNA and cells were altered, enabling him to access his new-found powers.
	+ **Acid spit:** Arnie could produce acidic spit that he projected at enemies.
A Friendly Game

Fun fact: the episode was based off "UNO."

**A Friendly Game** is the first episode of season one of the rebooted *The Freddy Fazbear Show* and serves as the 10th episode overall.

When Freddy and friends are bored on a weekend, they try to find activities to do to cure their boredom.

## Production

The episode's premise was conceived on January 8th, 2023. The script's first and second drafts were respectively written on March 17th, 2023, and were polished on April 24th, 2023. The animation began April 28th, 2023, and concluded June 19th, 2023, with minor polishes to it before release on June 21st, 2023.

## Summary

It's the weekend and Freddy Fazbear's Pizza is closed. Bonnie asks if there's anything that can be done to cure their boredom. Chica suggests cooking pizza, but Bonnie suggests learning to play an instrument, while Foxy recommends TV. However, despite their limited options, the others can't decide what to come up with. Foxy then recommends playing a game, to which everyone agrees on the idea.

Chica suggests the game they all play is UNO. However, things don't turn out well at the table, as the animatronics don't play the game by the official rules, therefore resulting into unfair tactics that would be considered illegal in an actual uno game. The game ends with Freddy winning by taking advantage of Foxy's ego and stacking 2 of the same color cards. After the game, Chica reminds everyone that as long as they had fun, it doesn't matter who won or not. The episode ends as Freddy asks, "monopoly anyone?" to everyone telling him no.

## Characters

* Freddy Fazbear (debut)
* Bonnie (debut)
* Chica (debut)
* Foxy (debut)
* Golden Freddy (debut)

## Reception

The episode received **positive reception** with a critic score of **86%**. Many reviewers praised the episode for its plot and easter eggs but criticized its pacing, and Freddy's voice for **being too low and unable to be heard**.

## Trivia

* There are multiple easter eggs that can be found throughout the episode, such as an uwu box, shadow freddy, and a few references to some of Sony's game consoles.
* There is one scene in particular where Chica is blurry. This was a mistake on Gia's end for not moving the focal plane properly during the final testing.
* This episode was difficult to make since the sessions were broken; minus the first scene by Gia.
* Freddy's voice lines were supposed to be redone, but Hailey reminded everyone of a deadline, therefore it wasn't possible. There were a few attempts at first to try to fix them, but it didn't work out so well.
* The animatronics played UNO wrong even by house rules. Players are normally not allowed to stack cards and are strictly only able to place down the card color unless they have a wild card or two of the same number cards.
* This is the first TFFS episode to use the UFMP models.

## Gallery

Freddy and FoxyChica T posing... lazy scene.Freddy should seriously fix that vending machine.CommersePS3 that can be found in the backgroundThe "infamous blurry chica incident"