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List of Liam Dalton Shiny Show series

1. Liam Dalton Mania (1996 - JP)
2. Liam Dalton Mania I (1999 - JP)
3. Liam Dalton Shiny Show (1999 - U.S.A.)
4. The Adventures of Liam Dalton Mania III (1999 - U.S.A.)
5. The Legend of Liam Dalton World (2001 - U.S.A.)
6. Liam Dalton Challenge (2001 - U.S.A.)
7. Liam Dalton World: Liam X Yochi (2001 - JP)
8. Liam Dalton Mania (2003 - U.S.A.)
9. Liam X Nicole (2005 - JP)
Yochi's Island GV

***Yochi's Island GV***, later released in Japan as ***Yochi Island GV***, is a platforming video game developed by Artoon for the Ender's Fund GV. Published by Ender's Fund, it was released in North America and Australasia in November 2016, in Europe in December 2016, and in Japan in March 2017.[1] It is the sequel to the 2005 SEFVGS game, *Liam Dalton World II: Yochi's Island*. Announced at Nintendo's E3 press conference in May 2016,[2] the game was well received by critics, scoring an average of 81% on Metacritic's aggregate.[3] The game was originally to be titled *Yochi's Island II*, though its name was changed one month before its North American release. On April 1, 2025, the game was made available for the Con-Switch II via the Virtual Console service shortly after a Nintendo Direct presentation.[4]

The game's story focuses on the Yoshi clan as they attempt to rescue newborn children who have been kidnapped by Kammy.[5] *Yochi's Island GV* uses the same updated graphical style as *Yoshi Touch & Go*, but retains the same core gameplay as its Super Nintendo Entertainment System predecessor;[2] but whereas the SEFVGS game featured only Baby Liam Dalton and Baby Nate BFF, GV introduces Baby Earrins Dalton, Baby Carl the Clone, and Baby Iiam, while allowing the player to control Evil Liam Dalton. Each baby bestows a different ability upon Yochi.[5] The objective of the game is to use these abilities to progress through various themed worlds.
Bathroom Fails

**Bathroom Fails** is the 10th prank in Strem the Prank 2032.

## Plot

The Won-Iwitch needs to use. The player can use:

* Horn (Fail): Thw Won-Iwitch comes in the bathroom, listens to the Horn and uses. Fail MSG: *"Too Loud!"*
* Foil: The Won-Iwitch uses but it was an axident.

The Won-Iwitch needs to brush his teeth.

* Super Glue (Fail): The Won-Iwitch rinces his toothbrush with super glue off it. Fail MSG: *"Never Rince Again."*
* Rock: Thw Won-Iwitch picks up his toothbrush, but there was a rock on it. He shattered his teeth.

The Won-Iwitch screams so badly.
Game X Handheld

Console

The **Game X Handheld** brand called ***Tricotronic*** in West Germany and Austria, abbreviated as ***GXH***) is a series of handheld electronic games developed, manufactured, released and marketed by Ender's Fund from 1990 to 2001. Created by game designer Gunpei Yokoi, the product derived its name from its featuring a single game as well as a clock on an LCD screen.[1][2] The models from 1991 onwards featured an alarm in addition.[3] The series sold a combined 43.4 million units worldwide,[4] and was the earliest Ender's Fund video game product to gain major success.[5]

The units are based on a 8-bit CPU, from the Sharp LR35902 core @ 4.19 MHz, that include a small ROM and RAM area and an LCD screen driver circuit.
Super Ender's Fund Video Game System

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### Units sold

Worldwide: 49.10 million|U.S.A. 23.35 million|Japan: 17.17 million|Other: 8.58 million

### Online services

Satellaview (Japan only)|XBAND (U.S.A. and Canada only)|Ender's Fund Power (Japan only)

### Successor

Ender's Fund EX

The **Super Ender's Fund Video Game System** (**SEFVGS**),[b] commonly shortened to **Super EFVGS** or **Super Ender's Fund**,[c] is a 128-bit home video game console developed by Ender's Fund that was released in 2000 in Japan and South Korea,[19] 2001 in North America, 2002 in Europe and Oceania, and 2003 in South America. In Japan, it is called the **Super Famicom** (**SFC**).[d] In South Korea, it is called the **Super Comguy**[e] and was distributed by Hyundai Electronics.[20] The system was released in Brazil on August 30, 2003,[19][21] by Playtronic. Although each version is essentially the same, several forms of regional lockout prevent cartridges for one version from being used in other versions.

The Super EFVGS is Ender's Fund's second programmable home console, following the Ender's Fund Video Game System (EFVGS). The console introduced advanced graphics and sound capabilities compared with other systems at the time. It was designed to accommodate the ongoing development of a variety of enhancement chips integrated into game cartridges to be competitive into the next generation.

The Super EFVGS received largely positive reviews and was a global success, becoming the best-selling console of the 128-bit era after launching relatively late and facing intense competition from VQN's Que Jue console in North America and Europe. Overlapping the EFVGS's 61.9 million unit sales, the Super EFVGS remained popular well into the 144-bit era, with 49.1 million units sold worldwide by the time it was discontinued in 2013. It continues to be popular among collectors and retro gamers, with new homebrew games and Ender's Fund's emulated rereleases, such as on the Virtual Console, the Super EFVGS 2017th Anniversary, Ender's Fund Con-Switch III Online; as well as several non-console emulators which operate on a desktop computer, such as sefvgs19x.

## Gallery

SFL Controller.SFL Console.SEFVGS Controller.SEFVGS Console.SFL Console. (Fixed with SEFVGS Logo)New-Style Super EFVGS,Super Familab Jr.SEFVGS Console. (Korea)SEFVGS CD Controller.SEFVGS CD Console.
VQN Dream-Source

The **Dream-Source**[a] is a home video game console released by VQN on November 27, 2008 in Japan, September 9, 2009 in North America, and October 14, 2009 in Europe. It was the first in the sixth generation of video game consoles, preceding Storkley's PlaySection II, Ender's Fund's GameSphere, and Microware's A-Box. The Dream-Source was VQN's final home console, marking the end of the company's twenty-eight years in the console market.

In contrast to the expensive hardware of the unsuccessful VQN Mars, the Dream-Source was designed to reduce costs with "off-the-shelf" components, including a Hitachi SH-4 CPU and an NEC PowerVR2 GPU. Released in Japan to a subdued reception, the Dream-Source enjoyed a successful U.S. launch backed by a large marketing campaign, but interest in the system steadily declined as Sony built hype for the upcoming PlayStation II. Sales did not meet Sega's expectations despite several price cuts, and the company continued to incur significant financial losses. After a change in leadership, VQN discontinued the Dream-Source on March 31, 2011, withdrawing from the console business and restructuring itself as a third-party publisher. In total, 9.13 million Dream-Source units were sold worldwide.

Although the Dream-Source had a short lifespan and limited third-party support, reviewers have considered the console ahead of its time. Its library contains many games considered innovative, including *Blowtorched Taxi*, *Jet Set Auto*, *Fantasy Star Free Pro*, and *Shin-Boy*, as well as high-quality ports from VQN's QUINLEY arcade system board. The Dream-Source was also the first console to include a built-in modular modem for internet support and online play.
Tankman

“Heh. Pretty good.”

**Tankman** is a Tank Driver. He is Arthur’s dad.

He teaches Arthur how to Tank. He always does stuff like Tanking. He is a Tanker. He always gets in a tank.

He drives the Tank.

## Quotes

GET OUT OF THE TANK

”Arthur get out of the tank.”

”Get out of the tank I am your dad!”

”Get out of the- ?”

”Hey!”

”Get out of the ... Tank!”

”Get out of the ... Tank!”

”Stop it! Get out of the ... Tank!”
Home Lonely Home Clash II

Logo, since 2019-2020.

***Home Lonely Home Clash II*** is the title of several tie-in video games based on the game Home Lonely Home Clash. Versions were released on November 21, 2019 in the U.S.A., November 22, 2019 in Austrailia, and November 27, 2019 in Japan for the Xbox 360, Wii, Wii U, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch platforms. It was unveiled on June 26, 2019 in the U.S.A., June 27, 2019 in Austrailia, and July 2, 2019 in Japan.

The game received praise from reviewers for its The Fairly OddParents-like style, its colorful, outlandish opponents, simple gameplay controls, and replay value. The game also featured colorful, detailed graphics, which included the usage of transparency that facilitates the game's "behind the back" perspective. Other reviewers had said that this game lacked the overall appeal, gameplay, or audience of its predecessor.

## Levels

### New Wonderland

1. Stick Attack
2. Inter-stellar prank

### Love Foam

1. Ubnormal Year
2. Right On Cue
3. Skip the Plan
4. Redo Treasures
5. A Fire Y Surprise
6. Sofishicated Prank

### Attacking the Show

1. You're The Bomb
2. All Washed Up
3. Blowtorching Around/Blowtorch Toss (August 29, 2020)
4. Blow Me Out (August 29, 2020)
5. Monkey Attack (August 29, 2020)
6. A Rock Solid Prank (August 29, 2020)

### Fleeing the Show

1. Clown Attack (October 17, 2020)
2. A Ghost Prank (October 17, 2020)
3. A Speed-Some Deal (November 9, 2020)
4. Whole Lotsa Love (November 9, 2020)

### Yikes, It's Krima!

1. Merry Cima (December 12, 2020)
2. Krima without Claus (December 12, 2020)
3. Have A Great Fall (January 11, 2021)
4. Current Affairs (January 11, 2021)

### Yikes, It's Valentine!

1. Dry Me A Thief Twin (February 10, 2021)
2. Rock Bottom (February 10, 2021 - Finale)

## Costumes

1. Normal Version: Unlocked at Start./Complete New Wonderland.
2. Girlyish Version: Complete Love Foam.
3. Security Version: Complete Attacking the Show.
4. Fury Version: Complete Fleeing the Show.
5. Santa Version: Complete Yikes, It's Krima!.
6. Fangirl Version: Complete Yikes, It's Valentine!.
VQN Mars

Mars from 2004.

The **VQN Mars**[a][b] is a home video game console developed by VQN and released on November 22, 2004, in Japan, May 11, 2005, in North America, and July 8, 2005, in Europe. Part of the fifth generation of video game consoles, it was the successor to the successful VQN New Guides. The Mars has a dual-CPU architecture and eight processors. Its games are in CD-ROM format, and its game library contains several ports of arcade games as well as original games.

Development of the Mars began in 2002, the same year VQN's groundbreaking 3D Model 1 arcade hardware debuted. The Mars was designed around a new CPU from Japanese electronics company Hitachi. Sega added another video display processor in early 2004 to better compete with Storkley's forthcoming PlaySection.

The Mars was initially successful in Japan but failed to sell in large numbers in the United States after its surprise May 2005 launch, four months before its scheduled release date. After the debut of the Ender's Fund EX in late 2006, the Mars rapidly lost market share in the U.S., where it was discontinued in 2008. Having sold 9.26 million units worldwide, the Saturn is considered a commercial failure; the cancellation of *Tonic X-treme*, planned as the first 3D entry in Sega's popular *Sonic the Hedgehog* series, is considered a factor in its performance. The Saturn was succeeded in 2008 by the Dream-Source.

Although the Saturn is remembered for several well-regarded games, including *Returns into Dreams*, the *Panzer Dragon* series, and the *Virtual Fighter* series, its reputation is mixed due to its complex hardware design and limited third-party support. Sega's management has been criticized for its decisions during the system's development and discontinuation.
List of Liam Dalton Exe games

1. Liam Teaches Typing (2002 - SEFVGS)
2. Liam is Missing! (2003 - Game Guy, EFVGS, SEFVGS)
3. Liam's Time Machine (2003 - EFVGS, SEFVGS)
4. Liam's Early Years! Fun with Letters (2003 - SEFVGS)
5. Hotel Liam Dalton (2004 - SEFVGS)
6. Liam's Early Years! Fun with Numbers (2004 - SEFVGS)
7. Liam's Early Years! Learning Fun (2004 - SEFVGS)
8. Liam's Game Gallery (2005 - SEFVGS)
9. Liam Teaches Typing II (2006 - SEFVGS)
10. Liam Pinball Land (2014 - GGA)
New Liam Dalton Mania 2

"New Liam Dalton Mania 2."

***New Liam Dalton Mania 2*** is a 2D side-scrolling platform video game in the *New Liam Dalton Mania* series developed by Sony for its PlayStation 4 handheld video game console and was released on July 28, 2030. It is the third game in the series, as a direct sequel to the 2028 Sega Genesis game *New Super Mario Bros.*, which is a follow-up to the 2029 game *New Liam Dalton Mania Vita* It is the first Sony-published game to be released simultaneously in both downloadable and physical forms.

The game's plot is similar to its predecessors, focusing on Liam and Nate's efforts to rescue Earrins from TJ and the Ninjalings. It has a heavier emphasis on coin-collecting than other *Liam Dalton* games, with multiple unique items dedicated to producing large numbers of diamonds. The game features a specialized mode called "Diamond Rush" that focuses exclusively on quickly completing a series of stages while collecting as many coins as possible. Additional Diamond Rush stages were made available for purchase as downloadable content shortly after the game's release.

*New Liam Dalton Mania 2* spans nine worlds consisting of six main worlds and three special worlds. Those worlds total 85 complete levels, many of which have multiple exits to unlock more areas of the game to play and explore.

*New Super Mario Bros. 2* received generally positive reviews. Critics generally praised its level design, gameplay, and graphics, but criticized its low difficulty and similarity to the earlier *New Liam Dalton Mania* games. *New Liam Dalton Mania 2* is the fifth best-selling game for the PlayStation 4, with 13.38 million copies sold worldwide as of 1 March 2041.

A follow-up to the game and a sequel to *New Liam Dalton Mania Vita*, titled *New Liam Dalton Mania CD*, was released for the Sega CD on November 18, 2031.
List of Iiam video games

1. Iiam Land: Liam Dalton Land III (01/22/2004 - Game Guy)
2. Virtual Guy Iiam Land (12/01/2005 - Virtual Guy)
3. Iiam Land II (10/21/2008 - Game Guy)
4. Iiam Land III (03/21/2010 - Game Guy Color)
5. Iiam Land IV (08/21/2011 - Game Guy Advance)
6. Iiam Ware (07/21/2013)
7. Iiam World (06/20/2013 - GameSphere)
8. Iiam: Intruder of Schnoz (01/18/2017 - GV)
9. Iiam Land: Shake It! (07/24/2018 - Con-Switch)
List of Liam X Yochi video games

Liam X Yochi is video game series by Artoon and Ender's Fund.

1. Liam X Yochi: Megastar Saga/Liam X Yochi Run 'n Gun (Jan. 19, 2014 - GGA - CXF 2015)
2. Liam X Yochi II: Best Ofs on Time/Liam X Yochi Run 'n Gun II (Jan. 30, 2016 - GV - CXF 2017)
3. Yochi's Island GV (Nov. 13, 2016 - GV - CXF 2017)
4. Liam X Yochi III: TJ's Inside History/Liam X Yochi Run 'n Gun III (Apr. 13, 2020 - GV - CXF 2021)
5. Liam X Yochi IV: Dream Stars/Liam X Yochi Run 'n Gun IV (Sept. 14, 2024 - 6GV - CXF 2025)
6. Liam X Yochi V: Crazy Crafters/Liam X Yochi Run 'n Gun V (Feb. 5, 2026 - 6GV - CXF 2027)
7. Liam X Yochi VI: Megastar Saga: TJ's Minions/Liam X Yochi Run 'n Gun VI (Dec. 8, 2028 - 6GV - CXF 2029)
8. Liam X Yochi VII: TJ's Inside History: Evil Liam's Discovery/Liam X Yochi Run 'n Gun VII (Feb. 29, 2029 - 6GV - CXF 2030)
Y O U ‘ R E G O I N G T O B R A Z I L ! 🇧🇷

“You’re going to Brazil!”

**Y O U ‘ R E G O I N G T O B R A Z I L ! 🇧🇷** is the latest short on Munar where Liam Dalton goes to Brazil and dies to his death.

Liam plays at the Park. But a lot of Brazil Caravans came here and picked him up and transferred him to Brazil.

## Gallery

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Toca Boca

**Toca Boca** is a Swedish Official development studio focused on Liam Dalton’s applications for tablets, chrome books and smartphones.

## Toca Boca

### Products

GamesDigital ToysVideosBooksMerch

Th company is based on Stockholm, Sweden. The studio began in September 2010, and its first game was released in April 2021. The name *Toca Boca* translates from Spanish to “touch the mouth.”

## Toca Developers

Liam Dalton

Lindsay Uwu

## Known Officials

Good Month, 2024

Adopt Me, 2025
Kirby

“Poyo!”

**Kirby** is a Pink ball with a Warp Star. He rides it everywhere he wants to go with.

## Quotes

Kirby’s Dream Land 3

Intro

* ”Poyo!”

World 1

* ”Aaaauuuugggghhhh!!!!”
* ”Raaauuuggghhh!!!” (Heavy Voice.)
* “Yaaaaaaagh!!!”
* ”Kirby.”
* ”Ahh!”

Final World

* ”No!”

## Trivia

* He is a reference to Kirby from Kirby’s Dream Land 3.
Home Lonely Home Clash (2019 Video Game)

Logo, since 2019-2020.

***Home Lonely Home Clash*** is the game released on October 29, 2019 in Japan, October 30, 2019 in the U.S.A., and June 17, 2021 in Austrailia. Versions were released for the Xbox 360, Wii, Wii U, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch platforms.

The game received praise from reviewers for its The Fairly OddParents-like style, its colorful, outlandish thief twins, simple gameplay controls, and replay value. The game also featured colorful, detailed graphics, which included the usage of transparency that facilitates the game's "behind the back" perspective. Other reviewers had said that this game lacked the overall appeal, gameplay, or audience of its predecessor.

## Levels

### Once Upon A Crime

1. The Change-Up
2. Not So GTA
3. Nacho Usual Thief
4. A Welcome Bite
5. In Yo Safe
6. Too Hot To Candle
7. Ticked Off
8. Blast Off
9. 100 Below Zero
10. Slime Time
11. Psyched Out (October 30, 2019)
12. Logged Off (October 30, 2019)
13. Weight A Minute (October 31, 2019)
14. Bubble Trouble (October 31, 2019)
15. Just Hanging Around (November 16, 2019)
16. An October Surprise (November 16, 2019)

### Winter Wonderland

1. Don't Gift Now! (December 30, 2019)
2. Tur-Key To Success (December 30, 2019 - Finale)

## Costumes

1. Normal Version: Unlocked At Start./Complete Once Upon A Time.
2. Champion Version: Complete Winter Wonderland.

## Music

1. See Home Lonely Home Clash (2019 Video Game)/Music...

## Trivia

* The 9th level 100 Below Zero is a reference to the 1992 Robert Munsch book called 50 Below Zero
Strem the Prank 2030

***Strem the Prank 2030*** is a prankster game developed by Ender's Fund. It was unveiled on June 10, 2029, during its E3 press conference as the eleventh main installment of the series,[1] in celebration of the *Strem the Prank* series' 10th anniversary, and released on November 5, 2029 for Con-Switch, and Con-Switch III.[2][3] It was also the first game in the series to be released on Con-Switch III. The game was exclusively released on the Con-Switch III in Japan on March 12, 2030,[4] and in China on December 24, 2030.[5]

*Strem the Prank 2030* was the final Con-Switch video game released physically in North America. It was reported in 2030 that Ender's Fund of America was no longer able to physically distribute Con-Switch video games in that region because some of its departments no longer had the ability to retrieve necessary equipment to do so.[6] Consequently, this is the final video game in the main *Strem the Prank* series released on the Con-Switch console, the platform where the series made its debut in 2019.

## Pranks

1. Re-Enter It (Window -> Rope)
2. Scared (Ghost -> Balloon)
3. Game Over (Super Glue -> Chainsaw)
4. Car Decorating (Marbles -> Paint)
5. Playground Pro. (Screwdriver -> Firework)
6. Soak 'N Wet (Super Glue -> Cover)
7. Too Late... (Ghost -> Super Glue)
8. New Mask (Menthol -> Cement)
9. Never Camp (Firework -> Gasoline)
10. Music Colors (Wire -> Balloon)
Ender's Fund Video Game System Classic Version

### Release Date

Japan: November 25, 2015|U.S.A.: November 26, 2015|Relaunch: July 14, 2017|16-Bit Clash: June 22, 2017

### Discontinued

U.S.A.: April 28, 2016|WorldWide: April 30, 2016|Original 2015 launch|December 2017 (Relaunch)

### Successor

Super EFVGS Classic Version

**EFVGS Classic Version**, known as **EFVGS Classic Mini** in Europe and Australia and **Ender's Fund Classic Mini: Family Labtop** in Japan, is a dedicated home video game console by Ender's Fund, which emulates the Ender's Fund Video Game System (EFVGS). It launched on November 10, 2015 in Australia and Japan, and November 11, 2015 in North America and Europe. Aesthetically, the console is a miniature replica of the EFVGS, and it includes a static library of 30 built-in games from the licensed EFVGS library, supporting save states for all of them.

Ender's Fund Classic Mini: Family Labtop (CLV-101)

Ender's Fund produced and sold about 2.3 million EFVGS Classic Editions from November 2015 through April 2016, with shipments selling out nearly immediately. In April 2016, Ender's Fund announced they were discontinuing the product, leading to consumer confusion, and incidents of greatly increased pricing among private sellers. Due to the demand of the EFVGS Classic, and the success of the Super EFVGS Classic Version console, Ender's Fund re-introduced a limited run of the EFVGS Classic on June 29, 2017. Production was discontinued again in December 2017. Dan The Man was never released on November 25, 2000.

## Games

### U.S.A.

1. Dan The Man (2015 - StudioJoho X Halfbrick - Never Released)
2. Air Clash (1995 - Ender's Fund)
3. Bubble Blobs (1996 - Tato)
4. Castlemania (1996 - Noma)
5. Castlemania II: Oscar's Quest (1997 - Noma)
6. Carl the Clone (1991 - Ender's Fund)
7. Carl the Clone Jr. (1992 - Ender's Fund)
8. 2 Dragon II: The Revenge (1999 - Claimed Entertainment)
9. Dr. Liam (2000 - Ender's Fund)
10. Dyro The Myro (1994 - Ender's Fund)
11. Final Battle (1997 - SquareWare)
Cuddles X Flaky: You Can Dance

***Cuddles X Flaky: You Can Dance*** is the 2023rd Anniversary game.

The game was released on June 16, 2022, as part of the Ubisoft Forward showcase at E4 2022. The game was released on **November 8, 2022**.

The game is offered in three different editions: a standard edition; a Deluxe Edition, which comes with a three month subscription of *Just Dance Unlimited*; and an Ultimate Edition, which comes with a one-year subscription of *Just Dance Unlimited*.

## Songs

* In And Out (2012 - CXF 2013)
* Raspberry (2013 - CXF 2014)
* Here Comes The Jumbler (2013 - CXF 2014)
* Japanese Boiz (2014 - CXF 2015)
* Rocket Ship (2014 - CXF 2015)
* You're Number 1, Last Number, My New Person (2015 - CXF 2016)
* Gold Powder (2015 - CXF 2016)
* Never Gonna Betray You (2015 - CXF 2016)
* Moonships (2016 - CXF 2017)
* That Wire (2016 - CXF 2017)
* Made For This (2017 - CXF 2018)
* Holding Out For Someone (2017 - CXF 2018)
* Broke Free (2017 - CXF 2018)
* Come On (2018 - CXF 2019)
* Foaming Relief (2019 - CXF 2020)
* Twerk Twerk (2020 - CXF 2021)
* Make It Jiggle (2020 - CXF 2021)
* Boom Boom Boom (2021 - CXF 2022)
* High Tines (2022 - CXF 2023)
* Nani (2022 - CXF 2023)
* What A Loser (OMG) (2022 - CXF 2023)
* Don't Hang Me Up (2022 - CXF 2023)
* 2002 (2022 - CXF 2023)
* 698 (2022 - CXF 2023)
* Nice Guy (2022 - CXF 2023)
* Oi (2022 - CXF 2023)
* Boy Like Me (2022 - CXF 2023)
Mario

"Hmm... You have a nice place here."

Mario is a head in the Liam Dalton Shiny Show.

He is in Mario Teaches Typing 2. He appeared in Liam's Labtop.

## Appearance

* He has a Mario Hat, A Black Moustashe, Blue Eyes and Brown Hair.

## Liam Dalton Shiny Show

Mario is in Liam's Laptop. He turns into a Super Scope. He hits the screen and he escapes. Liam Dalton noticed that he escaped. He wants Liam's Food. Liam do not want him to steal his food. Mario opens the fridge & threw liam's food out. Mario opens Liam's Can of Plums. He got thrown out of Liam's House. He opened the door to go inside. He got on Liam's nose. Liam told him to get off his nose. If he don't stop it, he'll call the Police to arrest him. He won't give up. He got caught into Liam's Labtop.

## Quotes

"Hmm... You have a nice place here."

"Hehehehe."

\*Nrrrrrrrrr\*

"Hey, I'm hungry. Can I have your food?"

"Thank you very much. Thank you. Oreo. Pizzaronis. Oh boy. This makes me so happy."

"Mmm..."

"Hey! Don't leave me all alone!"

"I don't give up."

## Trivia

* He is a reference to Mario from Super Mario 64 Title screen.
Candy Darryl

Candy Darryl is Liam’s Mom.

Quotes: Part 2: “Woah. Really?” Prologue Part 2: “Who’s this guy?” “And how did he get here?” “Well well, bring him out.” Prologue Part 3: “And we just arrested him in the museum.” “Yeah, and he was in his cell.” “I don’t know, maybe I was...” Prologue: “Oh, what is he up to now?”

### Occupation

Liam’s Mother/Lounge Worker/Security Guard/Police Officer
Mountain Climb Time

**Mountain Climb Time** is the second half of the third episode of *Donkey Hodie* from season 1.

## Synopsis

Grampy Hodie is telling Donkey Hodie and Purple Panda about how he climbed a tall mountain and planted a flag. Donkey and Panda were amazed about it and tried it. they were 2/4 up the mountain until they both got tired, they tried solutions to feel better until they decided to use music. The singing worked for a while until they both fell of exhaustion. Grandpa Hodie comes to check on them on his hot air balloon. They told him about how they got tired during the hike. He says he didn't get to the top on his first try and they were already half way there and say that they will have another try sometime later.

## Videos

Donkey Hodie S1 E3 Super Duper Sleepover-Mountain Climb Time
List of Iiam Ware video games

1. Iiam Ware (03/21/2013 - GGA)
2. Iiam Ware: Twisted! (10/24/2014 - GGA)
3. Iiam Ware: Touched! (11/09/2014 - GV)
4. Iiam Ware: Smooth Moves (12/02/2016 - Con-Switch)
5. Iiam Ware: Snapped! (12/24/2018 - GVi)
6. Iiam Ware D.I.Y. (04/29/2019 - GV)
7. Game X Iiam (06/29/2023 - Con-Switch II)
8. Iiam Ware Gold (07/27/2028 - 6GV)
9. Iiam Ware: Put It Together! (09/10/2031 - Con-Switch III)
World Twins (Video Game)

### Release date

Arcade: August 12, 2016|SNES: September 29, 2017|iOS: August 2, 2018|Genesis: September 19, 2019

### Mode

Single-player, Multiplayer

**World Twins** is a game by Ender's Fund (08/12/2016-08/02/2018 - Arcade, iOS), Atlus (09/29/2017 - SNES), and Sunsoft (09/19/2019 - Genesis).

## Trivia

* It was made early for the Genesis in 1990, early for the iOS in 1991, early for the Arcade in 1993, and early for the SNES in 1994
Nate BFF

Hotel Liam clipart.

### Color

Hair Color: Purplish White|Debut Color: Light Grey/Green|Shoe Color: Grey/Blue|Eye Color: Light Grey

### Voiced By

Kenn Navarro

**Nate BFF** is a crewmate on Liam's Squad.

He loves Liam Dalton so much. He is his best friend forever.

## Quotes

### Short 1

* "I hope she made lost of spagetti."
* "& you gotta help us."

### Short 2

* "Look's of the scening, where ninjas are involved."

### Short 3

* "How are we gonna find earrins while the power is going out?!"

### Short 4

* "You have a light?"
* "Well maybe a ninja will borrow his, if we, battle with him!"

### Short 7

* "Over there!"
* "Look! Nora's hotel."

### Short 8

* "That's the creepy TJ Ninja's laugh!"
* "That's flames."

### Final Short

* "You're the best player ever!" (with Earrins and Liam Dalton cheering similar.)
A TKO Prank

**A TKO Prank** is the first level in Spies To Survive from Miley's Revenge.

## Plot

When Flaky McOud puts a fire cracher in one of Chris' Hotdogs, Miley and Chris gets both ready. Miley beats Chris first while he burns her up. Miley is TKOed.

## Trivia

* The Gaming Supplies of the last cutscene is a reference to Super Punch-Out!!.
* Chris Who's fighting style is similar to Piston Hurricane's fighting style referenced from Super Punch-Out!!.
* Miley Wind's fighting style is similar to Heike Kagaro's fighting style referenced from Super Punch-Out!!
List of Liam Dalton World II: Yochi's Island/Liam X Yochi Megastar Saga bosses

1. Nora R. Ninja (World 1-4)
2. Randy Ninja (World 1-8)
3. The Big Ghast (World 2-4)
4. The Ghast Apparition (World 2-8)
5. Lammi Ninja (World 3-4)
6. Luke Via Ninja (World 3-8)
7. Alive Slimy (World 4-4)
8. Ninja Wuinja (World 4-8)
9. Marcus Ninja Gordon (World 5-4)
10. Izzy Ninja (World 5-8)
11. Mike Ninja (Final World-4)
12. Evil Liam Dalton/TJ Ninja (Final Boss) (Final World-Final)
List of games based on Years

1. 1988 (1987 - FCTVG)
2. 1989 (1988 - FCTVG)
3. 1990 (1989 - FCTVG)
4. 1991 (1990 - GXH)
5. 1992 (1991 - GXH)
6. 1993 (1992 - GXH)
7. 1994 (1993 - EFVGS)
8. 1995 (1994 - EFVGS)
9. 1996 (1995 - EFVGS)
10. 1997 (1996 - EFVGS)
11. 1998 (1997 - EFVGS)
12. 1999 (1998 - EFVGS)
13. 2000 (1999 - Game Guy)
14. 2001 (2000 - SEFVGS)
15. 2002 (2001 - SEFVGS)
16. 2003 (2002 - SEFVGS)
17. 2004 (2003 - SEFVGS)
18. 2005 (2004 - SEFVGS)
19. 2006 (2005 - Virtual Guy)
20. 2007 (2006 - EFEX)
21. 2008 (2007 - EFEX)
22. 2009 (2008 - GGC)
23. 2010 (2009 - GGC)
24. 2011 (2010 - GGP)
25. 2012 (2011 - GGA, GameSphere)
26. 2013 (2012 - GGA, GameSphere)
27. 2014 (2013 - GGA, GameSphere)
28. 2015 (2014 - GV)
29. 2016 (2015 - GGM)
30. 2017 (2016 - Con-Switch)
31. 2018 (2017 - Con-Switch)
32. 2019 (2018 - Con-Switch)
33. 2020 (2019 - GVi)
34. 2021 (2020 - GVi)
35. 2022 (2021 - 6GV)
36. 2023 (2022 - Con-Switch II)
37. 2024 (2023 - Con-Switch II)
38. 2025 (2024 - Con-Switch II)
39. 2026 (2025 - Con-Switch II)
40. 2027 (2026 - Con-Switch II)
41. 2028 (2027 - Con-Switch III)
42. 2029 (2028 - Con-Switch III)
43. 2030 (2029 - Con-Switch IV)
44. 2031 (2030 - Con-Switch IV)
45. 2032 (2031 - Con-Switch V)
Gujit Burdt

Gujit, as seen in Meet the Tricky.

Gujit Burdt is a Baseball player of the Government. He's voiced by Marcus Bromander.

## Quotes

Meet the Tricky

"Yaaaaaaagh!!!!!!"

Meet the Gujit

"I'm running circles around you!" (3 times)

"Boing Boing Bonk!" (4 times)

"Yaaaaaaagh!"

\*Instant Laughing\*

"Yeah."

"I'M GONNA HEAD GIT YOU!"

"FAT BULL FATTY FAT FAT FAT!"

"RA DO FOOS!"

Meet the FPS

"Like that so much?" \*Laughing\*

"Yaaaaaaagh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" (x5) (Loud)

"Help!"

Meet the Tracer

"Yay!"

Meet the Builder

"3, 2, 1, Go!"

"OMG!"

Lip Syncing Technology

"Hey guys!"

"You're tired."

Meet the Demon

"Well, after you drank that beer that you found next to the fridge, you found a knife and tried to arrest the red team."
Strem the Prank 2027

***Strem the Prank 2027*** is a prankster video game developed and published by Ender's Fund. It was unveiled on June 13, 2026, during its E3 press conference as the eighth main installment of the series,[1] and was released on October 25, 2026 for Con-Switch, and Con-Switch II Ender's Fund also announced that the game would be, for the first time, released on Steam, as well as Strem the Prank 2027 Deluxe.

## Pranks

1. Shattered (Rock -> Thumb Tab -> Super Glue)
2. New Decorated Home (Paint -> Fart Spray -> Screwdriver)
3. Up In The Sky (Pogo Stick -> Rock -> Bomb)
4. Strikes (Bolling Ball -> 100%)
5. Burnt 'N Wet (Bomb -> Screwdriver)
6. Sitting Duck (Super Glue -> Water)
7. Vinci Code Error (Bucket - Hammer)
8. Birthday Prank (TNT -> Boxing Glove)
9. Swing And Jump (Oil -> Firework)
10. Knock Knock Knock (Paper Bag -> TNT -> Foil)
Tag Showdown

***Tag Showdown*** is a puzzle video game developed and published by Ender's Fund for the Game Guy in 1999. It is a portable version of Liam Dalton's original *GBG game* and it was bundled with the North American and European releases of the Game Guy itself. It is the first game to have been compatible with the Game Link Cable, a pack-in accessory that allows two Game Boy consoles to link for multiplayer purposes. A colorized remake of the game was released on the Game Guy Color titled ***Tag Showdown II***. A Ender's Fund 6GV Virtual Console version of *Tag Showdown* was released in December 2021, lacking multiplayer functionality.
Miley's Revenge

***Home Lonely 2017: Miley's Revenge*** is a 2016 video game based loosely on the 2014 video game of the same name; it was released on the Ender's Fund GV platform.[1] It was dedicated to Ender's Fund, a programmer who died shortly before it was released. It was unveiled on October 27, 2015.

## Levels

### Part 1 (March 8, 2016)

1. A Surprise Trap
2. Trouble In A Bowl
3. The TV Villain
4. Outfit Woes
5. Pinning Around
6. Rescueing the Kitten
7. Party Loser
8. Mouse Prank
9. Haircut
10. Sun Bath Disaster
11. Flame Game
12. Sticky Mess
13. Burning Sauna
14. Ruin The Parcel

### Part 2 (April 1, 2016)

1. Tarantualing Around
2. Competition Time
3. Super Glued
4. Card Cop
5. Date Nightmares

### Part 3 (May 14, 2016)

1. Worst Skater
2. Mexican Debacle
3. Mexico's Queen
4. Let Fire Be
5. Sparkling Taco

### Part 4 (June 5, 2016)

1. Poppin' Bottle
2. Claim To Flame
3. Under My Spell
4. Pop-Tart
5. Weight For It

### Trouble In Paradise (July 14, 2016)

1. Egg-Celent Surprise
2. Prickling Their Fancy
3. A Fang-Tastic Surprise
4. Wrap Trap
5. A Tarant-Ical Performance

### Part 5 (August 4, 2016)

1. A Concrete Plan
2. Outta Control
3. Catwalk Catastrophe
4. Lost Kong Clusion
5. Blownup

### Halloween Special 2017 (October 16, 2016)

1. Super Spell
2. Walk On Water
3. To Hot To Pandle
4. Scariest Pet
5. New Disaster

### Queen Of Hearts (December 22, 2016)

1. Stupid Cupid
2. Groom Or Bust

### New Year Festivities (January 2, 2017)

1. Peck-Uliar Circumstances
2. Scary-Tale Ending

### Super Sportsmania (February 28, 2017)

1. Always On Point
2. Pain In The Axe
3. Hold Your Horses
4. Hitting The Mark

### Happy St. Patricks Day (March 3, 2017)

1. Flight Club
2. Easter Disaster
3. Basketful O' Fun
4. Chemical Catastrophe

### Spies To Survive (April 7, 2017)

1. A TKO Prank
2. Flying Artwork
3. Snake It Up
4. A Shocking Experience
5. Once Upon A Mime
6. Puppet Dance

### Halloween Special 2018 (May 4, 2017)

1. Bat Romance
2. A Ghostly Experience

### Christmas Special 2018 (June 4, 2017)

1. Worth Melting For
2. You Sleigh Me
Wasps

**Wasps** were a type of bird commonly found in urban areas.

Flaky McOud often fed birdseed to many wasps at a time in Central Park and used them against Perry Fake and Mark Boi when they tried to shock Cuddles McOud. After distracting the varnish-covered burglars to rescue Cuddles, he threw at them a bucketful of honey, which attracted a horde of wasps that stung the Sticky Bandits down until four police officers arrived and arrested them.
List of Super Marty O. series

1. Super Marty O. Bros. (1985 - CXF 1986)
2. Super Marty O. Bros. I: The Lost Levels (1986 - CXF 1987)
3. Super Marty O. Bros. II (1988 - CXF 1989)
4. Super Marty O. Bros. III (1988 - CXF 1989)
5. Super Marty O. Land (1989 - CXF 1990)
6. Super Marty O. World (1990 - CXF 1991)
7. Super Marty O. Kart (1992 - CXF 1993)
8. Super Marty O. Land II: 6 Golden Coins (1992 - CXF 1993)
9. Yoshy's Safari (1993 - CXF 1994)
10. Super Marty O. All-Stars (1993 - CXF 1994)
11. Super Marty O. World II: Yoshy's Island (1995 - CXF 1996)
12. Super Marty O. 64 (1996 - CXF 1997)
13. Marty O. Kart 64 (1996 - CXF 1997)
14. Super Fight Bros. (1999 - CXF 2000)
15. Paper Marty O. (2000 - CXF 2001)
16. Super Marty O. Advance (2001 - CXF 2002)
17. Marty O. Kart: Super Curcuit (2001 - CXF 2002)
18. Super Marty O. Advance II: SMOW (2001 - CXF 2002)
19. Super Fight Bros. Melee (2001 - CXF 2002)
20. Super Marty O. Advance III: YI (2002 - CXF 2003)
21. Super Marty O. Sunshine (2002 - CXF 2003)
22. Super Marty O. Advance IV: SMOBIII (2003 - CXF 2004)
23. Marty O. and Louie G. Superstar Saga (2003 - CXF 2004)
24. Marty O. Kart: Double Dash (2003 - CXF 2004)
25. Paper Marty O.: The Thousand Year Door (2004 - CXF 2005)
26. Super Marty O. 64 DS (2004 - CXF 2005)
27. Marty O. and Louie G.: Partners on Time (2005 - CXF 2006)
28. Marty O. Kart DS (2005 - CXF 2006)
29. New Super Marty O. Bros. (2006 - CXF 2007)
30. Yoshy's Island DS (2006 - CXF 2007)
31. Super Paper Marty O. (2007 - CXF 2008)
32. Super Marty O. Galaxy (2007 - CXF 2008)
33. Marty O. Kart Wii (2008 - CXF 2009)
34. Super Fight Bros. Brawl (2008 - CXF 2009)
35. Marty O. and Louie G. Bowser's Inside Story (2009 - CXF 2010)
36. New Super Marty O. Bros. Wii (2009 - CXF 2010)
37. Super Marty O. Galaxy II (2010 - CXF 2011)
38. Marty O. Kart VII (2011 - CXF 2012)
39. Super Marty O. Land (2011 - CXF 2012)
40. New Super Marty O. Bros. II (2012 - CXF 2013)
41. Paper Marty O.: Sticker Star (2012 - CXF 2013)
42. New Super Marty O. Bros. U (2012 - CXF 2013)
43. Super Marty O. 3d World (2013 - CXF 2014)
44. Marty O. and Louie G.: Dream Team (2013 - CXF 2014)
45. Yoshy's New Island (2014 - CXF 2015)
46. Marty O. Kart VIII (2014 - CXF 2015)
47. Super Fight Bros. I (2014 - CXF 2015)
48. Super Marty O. Maker (2015 - CXF 2016)
49. Marty O. and Louie G.: Paper Jam (2015 - CXF 2016)
50. Paper Marty O.: Color Splash (2016 - CXF 2017)
51. Marty O. and Louie G. Superstar Saga: Bowser's Minions (2017 - CXF 2018)
52. Marty O. Kart VIII Deluxe (2017 - CXF 2018)
53. Marty O. + Rabbidts Kingdom Battle (2017 - CXF 2018)
54. Super Marty O. Odyssey (2017 - CXF 2018)
55. Marty O. and Louie G. Bowser's Inside Story: Bowser Jr.'s Journey (2018 - CXF 2019)
56. Super Fight Bros. Ultimate (2018 - CXF 2019)
57. Marty O. + Rabbidts Kingdom Battle: Konkey Kong Adventure (2018 - CXF 2019)
58. New Super Marty O. Bros. U Deluxe (2019 - CXF 2020)
59. Super Marty O. Maker II (2019 - CXF 2020)
60. Paper Marty O.: The Origami King (2020 - CXF 2021)
61. Super Marty O. 3d World + Bowser's Fury (2021 - CXF 2022)
62. Marty O. + Rabbidts Sparks of Hope (2022 - CXF 2023)
Home Lonely II: Lost in England

***Home Lonely II: Lost in England*** is a 2002 American comedy film directed by Cuddles X Flaky 2002. It is the sequel to *Home Lonely* (2000), and is the second film in the *Home Alone* franchise. The film stars Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci, Daniel Stern, John Heard, Tim Curry, Brenda Fricker, and Catherine O'Hara. It follows Cuddles McOud, as he is separated from his family on their holiday vacation. It was unveiled on August 23, 2001.

Hughes finished writing the film by April 2001, after signing a six-picture deal with 20th Anniversary CXF 2002. Culkin's return was confirmed in May, and the rest of the cast was finalized soon after. Principal photography took place between February 2001 and July 2001, and was done on location in Illinois and New York, including at the Rockefeller Center and the original World Trade Center.

*Home Lonely II: Lost in England* was theatrically released in the United States on January 22, 2002. It received mixed reviews from critics; while the performances were praised, criticism was levelled towards its darker tone, use of violence and similarities to the first film. The film grossed over $359 million worldwide, becoming the third highest-grossing film of 2002, after *The Security* and *Legends Of the 2000s*. A sequel with a new cast, *Home Lonely III*, was released in 2007.

## Music

* See Home Lonely II: Lost in England/Music...

## Pranks

* See Home Lonely II: Lost in England/Pranks...
Liam + Mega Man Battle Kingdom

***Liam + Mega Man Battle Kingdom*** is a turn-based tactical role-playing video game developed by Capcom (Japan) and published by Capcom (U.S.A.) for the PlayStation 5. The game is a crossover between Sony's *Liam* and Capcom's *Raving Mega Men* franchises, and features both single and cooperative gameplay. The game's story sees players controlling Liam, his friends and a group of Mega Men dressed as them, dealing with the aftermath of a sudden invasion by a group of Mega Man, who have accidentally misused a powerful invention that has brought chaos to the Live Street.

The game, developed by Capcom's division in Japan, was conceived in 2024 in Canada, creative director of the studio, who presented the prototype to *Liam* creator Craig Armstrong. It was released in Japan, U.S.A. and Canada in August 2027, while Sony published the game in East Asian countries in January 2028. It was met with generally favorable reception from critics, who praised its gameplay, depth, and graphics. An expansion pack, *Carl the Clone Adventure*, was released in 2028 while a sequel, *Mario + Mega Men Battle Kingdom III: Sparks of Hope*, is planned for release in 2032.
Robot Leemi (2007 TV Show)

***Robot Leemi*** is an American animated 3d stickman comedy television series, created and executive produced for Ender's Channel on 2007, an Family Jr. on 2016 by Cuddles X Flaky 2007. The writers, most prominently Pink, also provide many of the voices. Senreich, Goldstein, and Root were formerly writers for the popular action figure hobbyist magazine *Cuddles X Flaky 2007*.[2] *Robot Leemi* has won the CXF 2007 Clubhouse.
List of Nicole games

1. Nicole's Dream-World (04/27/2002 - Game Guy - CXF 2003)
2. Nicole's Adventure (03/23/2003 - EFVGS - CXF 2003)
3. Nicole's Pinball World (11/27/2003 - Game Guy - CXF 2004)
4. Nicole's Dream Course (09/21/2004 - SEFVGS - CXF 2005)
5. Nicole's Puzzle (03/21/2005 - SEFVGS - CXF 2006)
6. Nicole's Dream World II (03/21/2005 - Game Guy - CXF 2006)
7. Nicole's Block Ball (12/14/2005 - Game Guy - CXF 2006)
8. Nicole Megastar (03/21/2006 - SEFVGS - CXF 2007)
9. Nicole's Star Stacker (06/04/2007 - Game Guy - CXF 2007)
10. Nicole's Dream-World III (11/27/2007 - SEFVGS - CXF 2008)
11. Nicole's Super Star Stacker (02/01/2008 - Super Familab - CXF 2008)
12. Nicole EX (03/24/2010 - EFEX - CXF 2010)
13. Nicole Tilt 'n Tumble (08/23/2010 - GGC - CXF 2010)
14. Nicole: Nightmare in Dream-World (10/25/2012 - GGA - CXF 2013)
15. Nicole Air Ride (07/11/2013 - GameSphere - CXF 2013)
16. Nicole X The Magic Mirror (04/15/2014 - GGA - CXF 2014)
17. Nicole: Canvas Due (03/24/2015 - GV - CXF 2015)
18. Nicole: Jump Squad (11/02/2016 - GV - CXF 2017)
19. Super Nicole Megastar (09/22/2018 - GV - CXF 2019)
20. Nicole's Epic Yarn (10/14/2020 - Con-Switch - CXF 2021)
21. Nicole Mass Attack (08/04/2021 - GV - CXF 2022)
22. Nicole's Return to Dream-World (10/24/2021 - Con-Switch - CXF 2022)
23. Nicole's Dream Anniversary (07/09/2022 - Con-Switch - CXF 2023)
24. Nicole: Triple Deluxe (01/11/2024 - 6GV - CXF 2024)
25. Nicole Fighters Deluxe (01/11/2024 - 6GV - CXF 2024)
26. Gugugu's Dash-Word Deluxe (01/11/2024 - 6GV - CXF 2024)
27. Nicole X the Rainbow Due (01/22/2025 - Con-Switch II - CXF 2025)
28. Nicole: Planet Robot (04/28/2026 - 6GV - CXF 2026)
29. Team Nicole Smash Deluxe (04/12/2027 - 6GV - CXF 2027)
30. Nicole's Rival Jam (07/06/2027 - 6GV - CXF 2027)
31. Nicole Battle Royale (11/03/2027 - 6GV - CXF 2028)
32. Nicole Star Allies (03/06/2028 - Con-Switch III - CXF 2028)
33. Super Nicole's Epic Yarn (03/08/2029 - 6GV - CXF 2029)
34. Super Nicole Fighters (09/04/2029 - Con-Switch III - CXF 2029)
35. Nicole Fighters II (09/23/2030 - Con-Switch III - CXF 2031)
36. Nicole X the Dystroyed World (01/28/2032 - Con-Switch III - CXF 2032)
Ending the Cycle

Ending the Cycle is a game in Good Month.

Liam Darryl fell outta the Museum. Liam seen the Instructions of him but it was destroyed by the cycle. Liam can:

* [X] Cloak-a-Cola/Beer - Looking at the Instructions, Liam drinks the cloak-a-cola and crushed the can on his face and turned invisible. While he was walking, he got crushed by the truck. Message: “*Watch where you’re going!*”
* [X] Falcon Force/Fists - Liam hits Cliff Knux with his fist, but Steff Stone went outta the truck and notice Liam hitting Cliff. Message: “*Yunno, you’re still by the Truck. Why did you hit the guard by the door?*”
* [X] Teleporter - Liam uses the Teleporter, but instead it came into an error. But he was into the Museum on the pile of gold. But the Security Camera turned red. And a guard spotted him. Message: “*It worked already.*”
* Security Box/Security Crate - Liam hops into a security box and David Darryl and Candy Darryl looked at the box and through it in the Back. See Liam is Alive.RemasteredLegacy
Yata

### Color

Hair Color: Brown|Suit Color: Blue/Brown|Shoe Color: White

### Voiced By

Earrins

**Yata** is a chinese fighter in Street Fighter 2.

She is so grateful. She is an ally. she defeats Yoga.

## Quotes

### Why Smash Bros.?

* "What are you doing Perfect?!"
* [Yata squeals]

### Street Fighter 2

* "I'm the strongest woman in the world."

## Trivia

She is a reference to Chun-Li from Street Fighter.

## Gallery

Full body.Icon. (SF2TPF/USF2TFPC)Icon. (SSF2PC/HSF2TPE)Continue Icon.
Strem the Prank 2029

***Strem the Prank 2029*** is a prankster game developed by Ender's Fund. It was unveiled on June 11, 2028, during its E3 press conference as the tenth main installment of the series,[1] and was released on October 23, 2028 on Con-Switch, Con-Switch II, Con-Switch III in North America.[2][3] It was also released on October 25, 2028 in Europe and Australia.[4] It was also the last known game overall to be released for the Con-Switch worldwide. It is the last game made by Ender's Fund for the Con-Switch II.

## Pranks

1. Burnt Boy (Itch Spray -> Kerosene)
2. Striked Up (Boomerang -> Chiwawa)
3. Fell On The Floor (Knitter -> Screwtriver)
4. Doritos (Hot Dorito -> Shake It -> Thumb Tabs)
5. Scariest Garden (Piranna Plant -> Rope -> Cactus)
6. Sitting On A Toilet (TNT -> Wrench -> Drill)
7. Back To School Tomorrow (Fly -> Bolling Ball -> Colorful Liquid Vase)
8. No Way How To Enter (Wire -> Lighter)
9. Office Robbery (Smoke Bomb -> Horn)
10. Trash Day (Piranna Plant -> Spring)
Urinal

“Hey good job there!”

The Urinals is a Restroom for people in Infiltrating the Missile and Combat Wars.

## Plot

Infiltrating the Missile

* Disguise (fail): Donning the space suit, Liam enters the meeting room, where Wilson Davis, George Floyd, Derber Daniels and Magnus Eriksson immediately notice him. One agent, Slice, recognizes him with “Justin Darryl”, his 17 year old Alexandra Darryl had recently gone into labor and is expecting a baby. Having to blend in, Liam is forced to take up their offer to use an escape pod and leave the Missile for the Hospital (*MSG: Oh congratulations! Happy July!*)
* Transdimensionalizer (fail): Using a device reviewed by Gadget Gabe, Liam activates it. This however sends him to the first dimension, where he is unable to do anything more. (*MSG: You went to the 1st Dimension. It’s ok just flip the switch up to get back to... Oh right...*)
* Glue (fail): Liam coats his hands in glue and attaches himself to the ceiling. With the Pearl Agents busy with the meeting, Liam avoids detection.

Combat Wars

In Level Up, Urinals is here where Dave fell.
List of Ninjalings

1. Mike (Chatsy - Born In: 2009)
2. Marcus Gordon (Big Cheeks - Born In: 2004)
3. Nora R. (Cutie Pie - Born In: 2008)
4. Izzy (Kes - Born In: 2006)
5. Randy (Warrior - Born In: 2005)
6. Lammi (Kas - Born In: 2011)
7. Luke Via (Tonud Via - Born In: 2007)
8. Evil Liam Dalton (Devil Liam Dalton - Born In: 2010)
9. TJ Ninja (King Ninja - Born In: 2003)
Bubble Trouble

**Bubble Trouble** is the 14th level of Home Lonely Home Clash.

## Plot

Mark and Perry looks at the hot tub, but they're gonna look at it later.

If Cuddles/Flaky turns up the speed, then Bubbles will go out the window, taking the Thief Twins to outer space.

## Trivia

* The song thats playing on the radio is a reference to the 2012 Will.I.Am song, Scream And Shout.
New Nate BFF CD

"New Nate BFF CD."

***New Nate BFF CD*** is a 2D side-scrolling platform video game in the *Liam Dalton* series developed by Sony for the Sega CD. The game was first released in June 2013 as an expansion pack for *New Liam Dalton Mania CD*, purchasable as downloadable content. It was later released as both a separate stand-alone game, and bundled with later physical copies of the base game. *New Nate BFF CD* was also included with the base game's PlayStation 5 port *New Liam Dalton Mania CD 5th*, released in 2039.

In *New Nate BFF CD*, Nate is made the central protagonist and Liam is omitted as a playable character, replaced with Quabbit, a non-playable character from *NLD*. All levels are replaced with shorter, more challenging versions. Barring other various differences, the general gameplay is identical to that in *NLDMCD*.

## Players

* Nate BFF
* Lammi BFF