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Tempest

**Tempest the Aggressive Diesel** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is owned by British Railways. She is the Seventyverse version of D5701 from *Enterprising Engines*.

## Backstory

Tempest was one of the diesels on the hunt with Oliver. Sometime later, she was at the scrapyard where Bear found Emily. She, Goyle and Simone were angry when Bear left with Emily but the growling of his engine shut them up.

## Personality

Obvious to her name, Tempest is angry, violent and loud. Even the most minor annoyances lead her to lash out at others.

## Technical Details

#### Basis

Tempest is based on the real British Rail (BR) Class 28 Co-Bo diesel-electric engine of the same number. The BR Class 28s were initially used on the "Condor" express freight services but the class's Crossley engines quickly proved problematic. They suffered frequent failures, and in 1961 the entire class was handed back to the manufacturer for remedial work on the engines, and to cure problems with cab windows falling out while running. Upon return to service in 1962, all members of the class were allocated to Barrow-in-Furness. The BR Class 28s were withdrawn and scrapped by the end of 1969 with only one engine, D5705, surviving in preservation.

Tempest's real life counterpart was built 1st of September, 1958, withdrawn 7th of September, 1968, and scrapped October of 1969.

BoCo is also a member of this class.

#### Livery

Tempest is painted in the BR Rail Blue livery. She has yellow warning panels on her front and back end. Her rooftop is painted light grey. She is the only Class 28 to be painted in Rail Blue.

The real D5701 was painted in the same livery, however, "D5701" was painted on its sides in white, doubled, and the British Rail Double Arrow crest was painted on its sides, also in white.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actress for Tempest is Suzy Myers who voices Stormy from *Winx Club.*
* Tempest didn't make it to BR's TOPS numbering system.
Red Express Coaches

The **Red Express Coaches** are non-corridor bogie coaches used by the North Western Railway.

## Backstory

These coaches are commonly pulled by Henry and James. Sidney has also pulled them at least once.

Some red express coaches belong to British Railways and are pulled by the Flying Scotsman.

## Technical Details

### Basis

The red express coaches are based on the Southern Railway Maunsell coaches without corridors. In the model era, they first appeared in Series 2. These red coaches were long, had broad windows on the corridor side and narrow windows on the compartment side. For production of the third series, shorter variants of these coaches were introduced and gradually replaced the original longer coaches. In *Thomas and the Magic Railroad*, the short variants of the red coaches received updated models with more details. Since the CGI Series, the coach designs had been altered to be much taller and thinner compared to the previous ones. Their compartment windows were also replaced with mirrored versions of the corridor windows.

### Liveries

The red express coaches are painted dark red with cream window surrounds. These coaches have a yellow stripe running down each sides and black rooftops.
Tidmouth

**Tidmouth** is a borough situated on the River Tid Estuary on Sodor's west coast. It is home to Tidmouth Sheds.

## Differences between the Railway Series, TV Series and the SeventyVerse

* In the Railway Series, Tidmouth is the largest town on Sodor. It is home to the headquarters of the North Western Railway and the main line sheds. In the television series, Knapford replaces Tidmouth as the main station on Sodor and Tidmouth only appears in the second and third series before being replacing by Tidmouth Town Hall in the CGI era. In the SeventyVerse, Tidmouth is a combination of its looks in the model era and the CGI era (Tidmouth Town Hall). It's primarily based upon the CGI layout, but it also has the glass roof covering the platforms as seen in Series 2 and 3.
Troublesome Vans

The **Troublesome Vans** are antagonists in the SeventyVerse.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Several types of Troublesome Vans appear throughout SeventyVerse. These include:

* LNER 12-Ton Covered Vans
* LNWR Vans
* LMS 12-Ton Vans
* GWR Shock Vans
* GWR Ventilated Vans
* Saxa Salt Vans
* LBSC 8-Ton Vans
* LMS Banana Vans
* Lynton and Barnstaple Railway Vans
* SR 12-Ton Vans
* LMS Fruit Vans
* LNER 12-Ton Fish Vans

### Liveries

The majority of Troublesome Vans on the North Western Railway are painted either brown, grey, or cream.
Olivia

**Olivia the Covered Lorry** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is the fifth member of the Pack.

## Backstory

Olivia used to work near Toby's old tramway, and took the goods away from him. The two got into a huge argument, and Toby hoped to never see her again. Unfortunately, Olivia came to Sodor one day. The duo got into another argument, and this resulted in the windmill being damaged. When Olivia's owner wanted her scrapped, Toby intervened and had her sold to Miss Jenny. Olivia and Toby are now good friends.

## Personality

At first glance, Olivia just wanted to take over Toby's job because she wanted Toby to be scrapped. But the truth is, she just wanted to be useful, and she felt Toby was competition. This made her very guarded, quick to anger, and insecure. However, after Toby saved her, Olivia started to learn to open her heart to others.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Olivia's specific design is unknown, although does resemble various Austin, Dodge and Leyland lorries from the 1940s and 1950s.

### Livery

Olivia is painted green with an orange-brown cargo compartment.

## Trivia

* Olivia is based on the green cargo lorry seen in *Bertie the Bus and Thomas the Tank Engine*, who was named Oliver by Clive Spong in 2022. She is also based on the light green version of Lorry 1.
* The preferred voice actress for Olivia is Lachele Carl who voiced Muck in the US dub of *Bob the Builder*.
TV series vs. SeventyVerse

This lists the order of the episodes in the actual series, in comparison to how they occur in the SeventyVerse. Any RWS only stories, annuals and magazine stories will be listed separately.

## Series 1-4

Note: Several of these episodes are part of specials or mashups; some with RWS exclusive stories, magazine stories or annuals.

## Series 5-7/Pack

Note: *Diesels and Westerners*; the Thomas and the Magic Railroad rewrite, takes place after the series 5 redux.

Note: The series 5 episodes are separate from the series 6/7 and Pack episodes in the SeventyVerse.

## Series 13-16

Note: Only the episodes that were used from this block will be listed. This is in the same block as *Hiro of the Rails*, *Blue Mountain Mystery*, and a rewrite of *Day of the Diesels* retitled *Diesel 10 Strikes Back*. The only things carried over from *Misty Island Rescue* is Captain and the Sodor Search and Rescue Centre; elements are worked into some episodes instead.

## Series 17-21

Note: Italic episodes are to be rewritten. Series 17-18 episodes are in the same block, along with *King of the Railway* and *Tale of the Brave*. Series 19-21 are in the same block, alongside *Sodor's Legend of the Lost Treasure*, a rewrite of *The Great Race* titled *The Great Railway Show* and an uncoming rewrite of *Journey Beyond Sodor*.

Note: To even things out, the last two episodes of Series 20 are listed under Series 21.

## Series 22-24

Note: This will only list the actual episodes of the show, unless of course there's a replacement for some episodes either mashed together or moved back to series 21. *Big World, Big Adventures* is broken up into several episodes across the series.

Note: The Specials are listed as two parters.
Prisca

**Prisca the Prissy Diesel** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is owned by British Railways. She is the Seventyverse version of the Class 08 seen shunting Thomas on the low loader in Not the Ticket.

## Backstory

When the island was hit by a drought, Bear met up with Ali, Prisca and Lyla at Barrow and commented on the recent water shortages. Prisca then complained how this can't be good for the washdowns and how Lyla got dush on her when she was shunting some trucks. Then, Sir Topham Hatt came up and asked the three shunters to come and help for a while, with Lyla and Prisca helping out wherever they could.

## Relationships

### Lyla

Prisca was cross with Lyla for getting dust on her and Lyla grunted that she had said sorry.

## Personality

Prisca is a bit of a princess and appears to a prissy sort of diesel as she grumbled about Lyla getting her dusty.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Prisca is based on a British Rail (BR) Class 08 diesel-electric shunter. In the real world, BR Class 08s were in fact the most successful shunting engines in the world with 996 of them built. Over seventy of them are preserved by heritage railways, such as the Dean Forest Railway and museums, such as the National Railway Museum. Around one-hundred BR Class 08s also remain in service on the national rail network. Prisca's real life counterpart was built 20th of June 1958, and, according to BR Database, is still in service.

Diesel, Arry, Bert Paxton, Sidney, Ulli, Zeke, Rayker, Matias, Ali and Lyla are also based on BR Class 08s.

### Livery

Prisca is painted purple with yellow siderods. Her name is painted on her sides in white.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actress for Prisca is Anndi McAfee who voiced Ashley Armbruster from *Recess*.
Tim

**Tim the Narrow Gauge Tram** is a supporting character and was the seventh engine of the Mid Sodor Railway. He is now an exhibit at the Arlesburgh Maritime Museum. Tim originated from the Rev. W. Awdry's Mid Sodor layout.

## Backstory

Tim worked on the Mid Sodor Railway as a tram engine for passenger duties and  pulled workman's trains to Cas-ny-Hawin. One day, Tim was taking a goods train when he saw a runaway Smudger towards him. Thankfully, Tim cleared the points but Smudger crashed into the middle of his goods train. When the Mid Sodor Railway went into decline, Tim was sold off along with Albert, Jim, Cora, Gertrude and Millicent. Tim would eventually end up at the Arlesburgh Maritime Museum and it was there he would meet Hugo.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Tim's model was built by Awdry to be a generic tram locomotive, from a OO9 scale Gem Vari-kit type B, the same type used to build Albert Mk3. The Gem Vari-kits are freelance designs.

### Livery

Tim was painted black with a brass dome. His name was painted in yellow on the sides of his tanks and his number was also painted yellow on each side of his cab.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actor for Tim is Jai Armstrong who voices Skiff in the UK dub of *All Engines Go*.
Talyllyn Railway

The **Talyllyn Railway** (Welsh: *Rheilffordd Talyllyn*) is a preserved narrow gauge railway line in Tywyn, Wales. Originally starting off as a line to bring down slate from the quarries at Bryn Eglwys to Tywyn, the Talyllyn Railway has evolved into a tourist attraction, seeing dozens of visitors each year.

## Engines

1. Talyllyn
2. Dolgoch
3. Sir Haydn
4. Edward Thomas
5. Midlander
6. Douglas
7. Tom Rolt
8. Alf (technically No. 9)
9. Toby (doesn't actually have a number)

## Stations

* Tywyn Wharf
* Pendre
* Rhydronen
* Brynglas
* Dolgoch (Station)
* Abergynolwyn
* Nant Gwernol
Chaser

> The Chasers throw the Quaffle to each other and try and get it through one of the hoops to score a goal.
>
> Description of the position, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

**Chaser** was a position in the wizarding sport of Quidditch. There were three Chasers per team. The Chasers controlled the Quaffle and attempted to get it through the goal hoops past the Keeper.

Each goal was worth ten points. This made them similar to the forwards in football, as the game was generally started with the referee releasing the Quaffle into the air for the Chasers to try and claim possession of.

## History

The Chaser was the oldest position in the game of Quidditch, as the purpose of the game once consisted solely of scoring goals. They were formerly known as *Catchers* in the early days of the game.

The one major change to the role of the Chaser was in 1884 when the rules were changed that allowed only one Chaser into the scoring area while trying to score a goal. This was done in an effort to stop Stooging during a game. Two other fouls that could be committed by Chasers were Haversacking and Quaffle-pocking.

Chaser Dragomir Gorgovitch of the Chudley Cannons held the record holder for the most Quaffle drops in a season. Chaser moves in the modern game of Quidditch included: Hawkshead Attacking Formation, Parkin's Pincer, Porskoff Ploy, and Reverse Pass.

## Traits

Chasers were generally considered the most exhilarating to watch by spectators during a Quidditch game, at least until the Golden Snitch had been spotted. Chasers were typically swift and agile flyers (second only to the Seeker).
Patricia

**Patricia the Playful Mountain Coach** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is owned by the Culdee Fell Railway. She is assigned to Patrick.

## Backstory

Patricia was built as a new coach for the Culdee Fell Railway alongside Alison to help the three new steam engines. Patricia was assigned to Lord Harry, and she tried to get him to slow down. Unfortunately, this got him into a derailment at Summit. Until the passengers could trust him again, Patricia was assigned to Eric.

## Personality

Patricia is a very playful coach and is quite cheeky and mischievous. She does have a softer side though, as she keeps a careful eye out for animals in the mountains.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Patricia is based on the Snowdon Mountain Railway's 56-seater saloons. Some of these were rebuilt from the original open-sided coaches in the 1950s, while others were new-builds.

### Livery

Patricia is painted in the Culdee Fell Railway orange livery. She has cream window surrounds and a light grey rooftop.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actress for Patricia is America Ferrera who is Fawn's first actress from the Tinker Bell films.
Evan Rosier

**That picture is Mattheo riddle dumbass**

**Evan Rosier** (1961 – 1996) was an English pure-blood wizard, the only son of Rosier, and a Slytherin student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry during the 1970s. After graduating from Hogwarts, he became a Death Eater of Lord Voldemort and supported him in the First Wizarding War. Towards the end of the war he defected, tired of the war. He spent many years in hiding with Barty Crouch Jnr, and later helped Violet Evans finding Regulus Black's Horcrux research. He was mercy killed by Violet after Barty's death.

## Biography

### Early life and Hogwarts years

> Rosier knew more curses when he arrived at school than half the kids in seventh year, and he was part of a gang of Slytherins with my pathetic brother. I think they're all dead now.
>
> Sirius Black talks about the Slytherin gang that Rosier was a part of, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Evan was the only son of Elias Rosier and the nephew of Druella Rosier. He was the cousin of Bellatrix Lestrange, Andromeda Tonks and Narcissa Black.

Evan attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the 1970s and was Sorted into Slytherin house. He was part of a group of Slytherins which included Regulus Black, Barty Crouch Jnr, Dorcas Meadowes and Ravenclaw Pandora Yaxley.
Theodore Nott

**Theodore Barnaby Nott** (b. 1979) was an English pure-blood wizard and the son of Atticus Nott. Theodore attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from 1991 until 1996. He was initiated into the Death Eaters at the age of sixteen. He eventually switched sides and fought against Lord Voldemort in the Battle of Hogwarts.
Richard

**Richard the Rotten Engine** is one of the antagonists in the Seventyverse and was the first engine on the Sodor and Mainland Railway.

## Backstory

Richard worked on the Sodor and Mainland Railway alongside Neil and Mary. The trio were later joined by Samson and Hiro. When Skarloey came out as male, Richard would bully Skarloey for it and tried to get him to detransition. When Neil was sold to the Crovan's Gate Mining Company in an attempt to keep the Sodor and Mainland Railway and Skarloey was given a haulage wagon, Richard's already horrid attitude worsened and one day, he caused his firebox crown to melt after refusing to take on water. Ultimately, this sealed his fate when Skarloey rescued him and Mr. Jeremiah Collins, having had enough of his horrible attitude, had Richard executed via Final Firing for his behavior.

## Relationships

### Hiro

Richard didn't like Hiro right on arrival because the latter came from Japan, which used to be part of the Axis Powers with Germany and Italy during World War II, despite that being long in the past and claimed Hiro was a spy who came to Sodor to look for secrets relating to the Sodor and Mainland Railway, despite the others, including Hiro himself, not believing his words.

## Personality

Richard was a very rotten, transphobic and closed-minded engine. This was shown when he bullied Skarloey for coming out as male and tried to get him to detransition back to a girl.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Richard is based on a Neilson 0-4-0 box tank, a simple and robust class of engine built in Glasgow, Scotland and sold all over the world. This basis is reflected in his name and class. His country of origin also explains his accent. All members of this class were withdrawn and scrapped.

Neil and Mary are also based on this class.

### Livery

Richard is painted a black color with his company's initials (S&M) and his number (1), painted on the sides of his box tank in yellow.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actor for Richard is Maurice LaMarche who voiced Chancellor Neighsay in *My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic*.
* Richard's number was S&M No. 1.
* Richard's downfall is based on the ERS story, *Albert*.
Taffy

**Taffy the Brush Diesel** is a supporting character from the Seventyverse and is owned by British Railways. She is the Seventyverse version of Diesel 31120 from *Gordon the High Speed Engine.*

## Backstory

Taffy joined the Barrow Diesel team when extra motive power was needed. She often takes passenger and goods trains on to further areas of the mainland.

## Personality

Taffy is as sweet as her name implies. She often giggles and can get a bit flirtatious, but she never oversteps her boundries.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Taffy is based on a British Rail (BR) Class 31 A1A-A1A diesel-electric engine. Over two-hundred and sixty-three members of this class was built from 1957 and 1962, with twenty-six of these engines preserved by heritage railways, such as the Dean Forest Railway and the oldest one is at the National Railway Museum. Ten more of these engines were in preservation but were scrapped from either accidents or to give spare parts to other engines. These engines were given two nicknames, first being "Toffee Apples" because of the shape of their control lever and the second "Skinheads" because the first few engines did not have the codebox on the front of the roof.

Taffy was built 2nd of July, 1959, withdrawn 27th September 1991, and scrapped June 1994.

Goyle is also a member of this class.

### Livery

Taffy is painted in the BR Rail Blue livery. She has yellow warning panels on his front and back end. Her buffer beams are painted black with silver buffers. The BR Double Arrow logo and her number (D5538) are painted on her sides in white. Her buffer beams are painted red with black buffers.

## Trivia

* Taffy's number in this series is D5538, to match the numbering system of all the diesels in the series pre-TOPs days.
* The preferred voice actress for Taffy is Samantha Kelly, who is Peach's latest actress from the *Super Mario* games.
Star Tug and Marine Company

**The Star Tug and Marine Company** (affectionately known as the **Star Fleet** or the **Star Tugs**) was one of two tugboat fleets that worked in Bigg City Port during the 1920's.

## History

During the 1920's, the Star Fleet's main rivals were Captain Zero's Z-Stacks, until several incidents brought down the Zero's walls. Eventually, it got to a point where Captain Zero was encouraging his tugs to befriend the Stars, rather than to keep their guard up. Following Captain Zero's death, the Star fleet bolstered in numbers as the last three Z-Stacks; Zebedee, Zip and Zob, were given to Captain Star. Moonlight and Venus also joined the Star Fleet. Gabby later joins them when she's built.

In the *TUGS Survival AU*, only Moonlight joins the Star Fleet, while Venus joins the Z-Stacks, and Zebedee, Zip and Zob remain there. Gabby also joins the Stars as she does in the Prime timeline.

## Vessels

### Prime Timeline

1. Ten Cents the Loyal Switcher Tug
2. Big Mac the Gruff Harbour Tug
3. Otis Jones "O.J." the Versatile Paddle-Driven Tug
4. Top Hat the Proud Railway Tug (deceased)/Zipporah "Zip" the Naive Switcher Tug
5. Warrior the Clumsy Harbour Tug
6. Hercules the Gentlemanly Ocean-Going Tug
7. Sunshine the Plucky Switcher Tug
8. Grampus the Selfless Naval Submarine
9. Zob the Grumpy Railway Tug
10. Zebedee the Conflicted Harbour Tug
11. Moonlight the Quiet Switcher Tug
12. Venus the Flirty Ocean-Going Naval Tug
13. Gabby the Feisty Diesel Tug

### Tugs Survival AU

1. Ten Cents the Loyal Switcher Tug
2. Big Mac the Gruff Harbour Tug
3. Otis Jones "O.J." the Versatile Paddle-Driven Tug
4. Top Hat the Proud Railway Tug
5. Warrior the Clumsy Harbour Tug
6. Hercules the Gentlemanly Ocean-Going Tug
7. Sunshine the Plucky Switcher Tug
8. Grampus the Selfless Naval Submarine
9. Moonlight the Quiet Switcher Tug
10. Gabby the Feisty Diesel Tug

## Staff

* Captain Star
* Andrea Star
* Aurora Star

## Gallery

### Prime Timeline

Ten Cents the Loyal Switcher TugBig Mac the Gruff Harbour TugOtis Jones "O.J." the Versatile Paddle-Driven TugTop Hat the Proud Railway Tug (deceased)Zipporah "Zip" the Naive Switcher TugWarrior the Clumsy Harbour TugHercules the Gentlemanly Ocean-Going TugSunshine the Plucky Switcher TugGrampus the Selfless Naval SubmarineZob the Grumpy Railway TugZebedee the Conflicted Harbour TugMoonlight the Quiet Switcher TugVenus the Flirty Ocean-Going Naval Tug
### TUGS Survival AU

Ten Cents the Loyal Switcher TugBig Mac the Gruff Harbour TugOtis Jones "O.J." the Versatile Paddle-Driven TugTop Hat the Proud Railway TugWarrior the Clumsy Harbour TugHercules the Gentlemanly Ocean-Going TugSunshine the Plucky Switcher TugGrampus the Selfless Naval SubmarineMoonlight the Quiet Switcher Tug
Wilbert

**Wilbert the Forest Engine** is a supporting character in the SeventyVerse, and hails from the Dean Forest Railway.

## Technical Details

### Real-life History

Wilbert was built by the Hunslet Engine Company in Leeds, England in 1953. He was purchased by the National Coal Board and worked as a shunter in a colliery in Staffordshire. He was bought by the Dean Forest Railway in 1976 and became the first steam engine owned by the Forest of Dean Railway Ltd.

In August 1981, the Rev. W. Awdry christened the engine "G.B. Keeling", after the first Chief Mechanical Engineer on the Severn and Wye Railway after a members' ballot for the engine's name. On 8 November, 1983, G.B. Keeling hauled the royal train on the line when the Duke of Gloucester visited the railway.

On 13 September, 1987, the Rev. W. Awdry renamed the engine "Wilbert" in his honour after a major overhaul and repainting. On 8 September, 1991, Wilbert attended the opening of the line to Lydney Lakeside with City of Truro. In 2010, Wilbert underwent a major overhaul and returned to service in April 2012.

### Livery

Wilbert is painted navy blue with red lining and black wheels. He has a red nameplate with a gold border on the sides of his boiler with his name (Wilbert) and the words "Rev. W. Awdry" on them, also in gold. His buffer beams are painted red with silver buffers.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actor for Wilbert is ???
Victoria and Helena

**Victoria and Helena the Furness Coaches** are supporting characters in the Seventyverse and Edward's coaches. Before this, they worked with Albert.

## Backstory

Victoria and Helena worked with Albert on the Furness Railway before coming over to the Wellsworth and Suddery Railway on Sodor where they worked with Mildred, Billy, Tasha and Gladys. The W&S would later merge with the Tidmouth, Knapford and Elsbridge Light Railway to form the Tidmouth, Wellsworth and Suddery Railway and they were joined by Glynn, Maurice, Leslie and Phyllis. When Maurice was withdrawn and scrapped, Edward was bought in to replace him. Albert and Mildred would then be privately purchased to work at a factory on the Mainland. Down on the Kirk Ronan line, Albert realised that Helena and Victoria were in danger of withdrawal by the railway board. After a discussion with James, Albert decided to shunt Helena and Victoria to an old shed until someone could find them and make them useful once more. Albert bid his two coaches a fond farewell, and they did likewise.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Victoria and Helena are based on Furness Railway 2nd class coaches.

### Livery

Victoria and Helena are painted in the Furness Railway blue with white window surrounds livery.

## Differences between the books and series

* In the books, Victoria becomes a summerhouse near Thomas' branch line before being restored to become Toby's second coach whilst Helena's fate is unknown. In this series, both Victoria and Helena are hidden away in a shed and because Toby already has Hannah as his second coach, Victoria and Helena become Edward's coaches instead.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actresses for Victoria and Helena are both from All Engines Go!:
	+ Victoria - Catherine Disher (Annie from the US dub)
	+ Helena - Linda Kash (Clarabel from the US dub)
Canada

**Canada** is a North American country consisting of ten provinces and three territories, bordering the United States to the north. In the continent of North America, this is the largest country of all and the second largest country in the world.

## Inhabitants

### Engines

* Flying Thistle
* Mathias
* Vinnie
* Marshall

### Watercraft

* Great Ocean Tug and Salvage Company (Later moved to Bigg City Port)
	+ George
	+ Emily
	+ Foduck
	+ Theodore
	+ Hank
	+ Oliver (formerly)
	+ Lucy
	+ Molly
	+ Benjamin
	+ Tex
	+ Owan
	+ Jasper
	+ Donald
	+ Captain Judd
* Pearl
* Petra
* Phillip and Filmore
* Queen Stephanie
* R. Boat
* Navy
	+ Northumberland
	+ Nautilus
* Pugwash
* Stewiacke
* Oceanic Institute
	+ Rebecca
* Bluenose
* Digby
* Carla
* Constance
* Inverness
* Scally
* Shamus
* Catherine
* Sigrid
* Truro
* Dorothy
* Baddeck

#### Barges

* Barrington
* Bobby
* Bonnavista
* Guysborough
* Brunswick
* Bayswater
* Shelburne

## Gallery

### Engines

Flying ThistleMathiasVinnie (out of the country)Marshall
### Tugboats

George the ValiantEmily the VigorousFoduck the VigilantTheodore TugboatHankOliver the VastLucyBenjaminTexOwanJasperDonald
### Barges

Barrington BargeBobby BargeBonnavista BargeGuysborough the Garbage BargeBrunswick BargeBayswater BargeShelburne the Sea Barge
### Navy

Northumberland SubmarineNautilus the Navy Ship
### Other watercraft

R. BoatPugwash the Mini-SubmarineStewiackeRebecca the Research VesselBluenose the Sailing ShipDigby the Cable ShipCarla the Cabin CruiserConstance the Coast Guard ShipSigrid the Supply ShipTruro the Fishing TrawlerDorothy DoryBaddeck the Buoy Boat
### Visitors

Queen StephanieInvernessScallyShamus the Irish Sea TrawlerCatherine
Wellsworth

**Wellsworth** is a town, located near Sodor's south-west coast, at the far northern end of the Brendam peninsula. As it is the start of Edward's Branch Line, the station is commonly referred to as **Edward's Station**.

## History

The name is most likely derived from a well, now dry, in the grounds of the Old Nunnery. Legend has it that St. Tibba (or Saint Ebba), in the seventh century, dug a well to collect water which yielded remarkable cures. A Nunnery was later established here in 1160. The Poor Clares, an Order of Catholic Nuns, settled there sometime after 1286 and built their hospital around the well. Though King Henry VIII nominally suppressed the Order in 1534, the Sudrian interpretation of the Act secured that St Tibba’s Hospital remained and expanded as need arose. Shortly before 1987, it was rebuilt on a new site and has deservedly the highest reputation of any hospital on the Island.

Wellsworth is a pleasant seaside village. The air here is reputedly pure and bracing. There is a Convalescent Home and many doctors recommend a period spent here to patients suffering from respiratory ailments. Sir Topham Hatt and his family live here their mansion, Topham Hall, located in the outskirts of the town. Crocks Scrap Yard is located here.

The line from Wellsworth to Brendam is one of Sodor's oldest and was built in 1870 as part of the Wellsworth and Suddery Railway, which was later extended to Knapford in 1912 to connect with the Tidmouth, Knapford and Elsbridge Light Railway before becoming part of the North Western Railway in 1915. Wellsworth became a station on the Main Line, while the line to Brendam was downgraded to a branch line, with the junction located slightly east of the station.

A goods yard, commonly known as Edward's Yard, is located here. It consists of several sidings, a turntable and a two-berth engine shed, with a coal hopper nearby. As Wellsworth is some 280ft below Maron, engines based here serve as bankers for trains going up Gordon's Hill.
Wellsworth and Suddery Railway

The **Wellsworth and Suddery Railway** is a now defunct railway. Four engines worked the line, three of which are now preserved on the Rolling Hills Railway whilst another one is abandoned after falling down a mine shaft.

## Engines

1. Mildred the Buffalo Tank Engine (operational on the Rolling Hills Railway)
2. Billy the Stubborn Engine (abandoned in a mine shaft)
3. Albert the Furness Engine (operational on the Rolling Hills Railway)
4. Natasha "Tasha" the Beautiful Engine (operational on the Rolling Hills Railway)

## Rolling Stock

* Victoria and Helena (operational on the North Western Railway)

## Stations

* Wellsworth
* Suddery
Vicarstown Dieselworks

The **Vicarstown Works**, original known as the **Vicarstown Dieselworks**, is a set of sheds and repair yard that serves steam and diesel engines. It is stationed at Vicarstown.

## Engines

1. Den the Thoughtful Diesel
2. Dart the Fast-Talking Diesel

## Other Inhabitants

* NWR D2 Diesel
* NWR D8 Paxton
* NWR D9 Sidney
* Bruno

## Equipment

Equipment at the Dieselworks includes:

* An elevating turntable
* A set of lifting jacks
* An on-site smelting department
* A five-road shed with a turntable to accommodate the diesels
* A giant vice
Soft-Side Lorries

These **Soft-Side Lorries** are the most commonly used lorries on the Island of Sodor.

They have been known to transport dairy products from the farms and stone from the quarries. Some of them have covered bed sides and can transport items that cannot be exposed to the outside.

### Technical Details

#### Basis

The soft-side lorries are based on designs by Austin, Dodge and Leyland from the 1940s and 1950s.

#### Livery

The soft-side lorries are painted in different liveries, such as red, blue, green, and brown.
Violet (Trawler)

**Violet the Trawler** is a supporting character in the SeventyVerse and is stationed at Tidmouth Harbour.

## Backstory

Violet was stationed on Sodor at Tidmouth Harbour, along with Terrey and Nancy.

## Personality

Violet is tomboyish, adventurous and cheerful.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actress for Violet is Deanne Mustard, who voices Princess Daisy in the *Super Mario Bros.* series.
William Stanier

**Sir Arthur William Stanier** is a supporting character in the SeventyVerse. He is the builder of the Black Fives, including Henry's rebuild at Crewe.

## Relationships

### Henry

Mr. Stanier gave Henry a rebuild at Crewe, and he offered to be the scribe of a letter Henry wanted to send to his friends on Sodor.

## Differences Between real-life and the SeventyVerse

* William Stanier passed away on September 27th, 1965 in real-life, long after Henry arrived at Crewe. In the SeventyVerse, he is seen in 1980 still doing well, long after his passing.
	+ This is because the SeventyVerse timeline is a bit out of wack with real life.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actor for William Stanier is Jeff Bennett, who voiced Archimedes Porter in every subsequent appearance in Disney's *Tarzan*.
Zara

**Zara the "Elf" Engine** is a minor character in the SeventyVerse and is on the Spring Lakes Railway.

## Backstory

Zara worked with Elias and Luke on a railway in Ireland. When it closed down, Luke went to Sodor while the other two went to the Spring Lakes Railway.

## Personality

Not much is known about her personality, but Zara is down to earth and snarky.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Zara is based on Elf, a narrow gauge locomotive from the Leighton Buzzard Railway. Built by Orenstein and Koppel in 1913 for service in Cameroon, Elf operated there until 1971 before being imported into the UK in 1973 and running on the Leighton Buzzard Railway. It was originally a wood burner, but has now been converted to coal power.

### Livery

Zara is painted yellow with red lining and black wheels.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actress for Zara is ???
* Zara is based on the KidStation Engine #3.
Zilly

**Zilly the Cowardly Naval Submarine** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse's TUGS spinoff series, and was the eighth member of the Z-Stacks.

## Backstory

Zilly was built for the United States Navy, but his cowardly nature resulted in him being sold to Captain Zero along with Zues. He arrived during the heat wave of 1921 and was being shown around by Zip when he prevented Zip from being. hit by a runaway Davy Jones, who also almost crashed into O.J. whose barge accidentally swung into Felicia the Fultan Ferry. Zip and Zilly would find Davy Jones stuck in the estuary without fuel.

Sadly, Zilly met his end during the Second World War when (info regarding Losses to be added)

(Details regarding the TUGS Survival AU to be added)

## Personality

Zilly was cowardly and would run at the first sight of danger, which was the reason why the United States navy gave him away. However, it proved useful into preventing Zip from being hit by Davy Jones and later rescuing Davy Jones from a collapsing building after an earthquake struck Bigg City.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Zilly is based on an United States S-class submarine.

### Livery

Zilly is painted dark grey with his name and the number 8 on his side.

In the *TUGS Survival AU,* Zilly is repainted in the Z-Stacks maroon livery with his name and the number 8 on his side.

## Trivia

* Zilly was created to give the Z-Stacks a submarine to rival Grampus.
* The preferred voice actor for Zilly is Matt Frewer, who voices Panic from Disney's *Hercules*.
	+ Originally, his preferred voice actor was Tom Kenny, who voices The Mayor of Townsville from *The Powerpuff Girls*. However, this was changed because it was felt Matt Frewer's Panic voice would suit him more.
* Zilly's voice, name and mannerisms are based on Zilly from *Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines*.
* Zilly's worst nightmare is ending up in a wartime situation. He ultimately does up in one, but dies heroically.
Vanessa and Veronica

**Vanessa and Veronica the Spoilt Engines** are two of the antagonists in the Seventyverse and are members of the Anti Diesel Electric League Revolution.

## Backstory

Oliver assumed that Vanessa (1401) was destroyed in the crash from the movie, but she survived long enough for Collet to see her withdrawn. She stayed in a scrapyard for years until Addison saved her. Veronica (1462) was also rescued by her. (She was the locomotive that crashed into a tree).

## Personalities

As former film stars, they were outraged by the treatment they got afterwards, and felt entitled to Addison's star treatment (Addison spoils her engines rotten). This made them bitter as well as bossy princesses (like Emily's bossy phase, but worse).

Veronica and Vanessa are both flirtatious. The latter of which has a major crush on Lawrence, but she will flirt with other males. Veronica has a crush on Nathan, but also isn't above flirting with other males. The two often compete with their flirting to see who gets the guy first. Of course, once the males who aren't Lawrence or Nathan have their attention elsewhere, they go back to flirting with them!

## Technical Details

### Basis

Vanessa and Veronica are based on Great Western Railway (GWR) 14xx Class 0-4-2 tank locomotives. These engines were fitted with a mechanical system allowing the driver to control the locomotive remotely from the cab of an 'Autocoach'. They were originally assigned numbers in the 48xx series but were renumbered into the 14xx series in 1946. Four engines of this class survive in preservation. Veronica is based on GWR No. 1401, which was used for filming of the 1952 Ealing Comedy, *The Titfield Thunderbolt*. This engine was built in 1932 and scrapped in November, 1959. Vanessa is based on GWR No. 1462, which was built in 1936 and was scrapped in 1962. This engine was used as the engine in The *Titfield Thunderbolt* as the engine that crashed into a tree.

Oliver is also based on a GWR 14xx Class 0-4-2T.

### Liveries

Vanessa is painted maroon with yellow lining and Veronica is painted purple with yellow lining.

## Trivia

* Vanessa and Veronica are based on the maroon and purple recolours of Oliver seen in the *Big World, Big Adventures* era.
* The preferred voice actresses for Vanessa and Veronica are from the Saddle Club:
	+ Kia Luby as Vanessa (Kristi)
	+ Veronica - Heli Simpson as Veronica (Veronica)
Wellsworth-Brendam Branch Line

The **Wellsworth-Brendam Branch Line** is Edward's branch line, and runs from Wellsworth to Brendam Docks.

## History

The railway was first constructed as the Wellsworth and Suddery Railway. As business boomed, it slowly made it's way to Brendam. The docks was at first a small harbour, but with Suddery as it's capital, the dockside boomed in business too.

After Gordon was accidentally sent down the branch, the tracks were strengthened to allow bigger engines down there. This doesn't happen very much though.

## Stations

* Wellsworth
* Suddery
* Lower Suddery
* Sodor Animal Park
* Upper Brendam
* Brendam

## Engines/Rolling Stock

* Edward (Leader, mixed traffic)
* BoCo (Co-leader, Mixed traffic)
* Sonny (Mixed traffic)
* Philip (Yard shunter)
* Victoria and Helena (Edward's coaches)

### Sodor Shipping Company

* Salty
* Porter

### Sodor China Clay Works

* Bill and Ben
* Timothy
* Marion

### Sodor Search and Rescue Centre

* Belle
* Flynn
* Rocky

### Former engines/Rolling stock

* Mildred (Rolling Hills Railway)
* Albert (Rolling Hills Railway)
* Billy (Abandoned in a mine)
* Tasha (Rolling Hills Railway)
* Derek (Main Line)
* Annie and Clarabel (Ffarqhuar branch)
* Gladys (Main Line)

## Non-engines/Rolling Stock

* Trevor (Vicarage orchard)
* Reg (Crock's Scrapyard)
* Cranky (Sodor Shipping Company)
* Elizabeth (Various duties)
* Bertrand (Bus route)
* Harold (Sodor Search and Rescue Centre)
* Captain (Sodor Search and Rescue Centre)
Wendy

**Wendy the Modern Bus** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is owned by Sodor Roadways. She is allocated to the Crovan's Gate-Kirk Ronan route.

## Backstory

A more recent build, Wendy was assigned to the Crovan's Gate-Kirk Ronan route.

## Personality

Wendy is a very motherly and nurturing bus to her fellow buses, and even to the Kirk Ronan engines. Between Johnson's hot temper, Julie's naivety and Lauren's rebellious side, by the Great Railway they need it.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Wendy is based on a 1980s Leyland National B44F.

### Livery

Wendy is pinkish-purple with white lining.

## Trivia

* Wendy's registration number is WIN 84.
* The preferred voice actress for Wendy is Kate Harbour, who voiced Wendy in *Bob the Builder*.
Zelda

**Zelda the Compassionate Harbour Tug** was a minor flashback character of the SeventyVerse's TUGS spinoff series and the prequel series, and was the original fourth member of the Z-Stacks before she was killed during a fire and replaced with Zug before his own death.

## Backstory

Zelda was purchased by Captain Zero alongside Zorran, Zebedee, Zak and Zip for Zero Marine. She managed to keep Zip and her brother Zebedee on the straight and narrow, as well as form a secret relationship with Top Hat. Unfortunately, during a fire started by Foxglove that Top Hat and Warrior were fighting, Zelda was killed by falling debris. Distraught, heartbroken and enraged, Captain Zero declared that no one was to mention Zelda's name ever again. He swiftly replaced her with Zug (who he was disgusted at the fact he was a switcher and not a harbour tug that he bought from Mr. Edgar Kintobor), and lied that Zip miscounted and ended up with the number 5.

In the TUGS Survival AU, Zelda survived the fire and was sent to another port to seek therapy from Captain Lucky's old friend. She decided to remain there when she learned they lost a harbour tug before she got there, and that Captain Zero never wanted to hear her name again. Not realising he thought she was dead, there she remained. However, when she heard word that some of the tugs nearly died in the bliz, Zelda resolved to visit Bigg City after the war. She joined Lucky's Yard, and started to rekindle the romance she had with Top Hat.

## Personality

Before she came to Bigg City Port, Zelda could be quite snarky and cocky. However, she had a higher moral compass than any of the tugs she worked with at the time. She is also introverted, preferring to do things on her own. But when push comes to shove, she's quite a good leader. (More details regarding Zelda to be added)

When she came back to Bigg City Port in the TUGS Survival AU, Zelda developed a big sister instinct to not just Zebedee and Zip, but Zion as well.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Zelda is based on the TUGS of the Marian fleet of the 1920s, and shares the same basis as Zebedee.

### Livery

Zelda is painted in the Z-Stacks red and black livery with a white circle over her black stack, and a number 4.

In the TUGS Surivial AU, it's unknown what livery she wore at her other port, but upon being purchased by Captain Lucky, she was repainted in a purple livery and got a four leaf clover symbol on her stack. She also has the number 1.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actress for Zelda is Moira Kelly, who voiced Nala from *The Lion King*.
Whistles, Horns and Bells

**Whistles** are steam-powered sound-making devices that allow steam engines to warn people, animals and other vehicles, or to communicate with staff. The engines also commonly use them to greet other engines or vehicles when passing by.

It is very dangerous for an engine to operate without a whistle since, unless they have one, they are difficult to hear from a distance.

**Horns** are the air-powered equivalent used for diesel and electric locomotives. Non-air horns are used for cars, buses and lorries.

**Bells** are used by steam engines, usually tram engines such as Toby. However, a lot of steam locomotives are equipped with both a whistle and a bell.

The various sounds for the whistles, horns and bells each individual engine uses can be found on their individual articles.

Certain codes for whistles, horns and bells are used when engines need to communicate things quickly. The tone of whistle, horn or bell can also indicate how an engine is feeling at the time.
Vincent

**Vincent the Professional Engine** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is owned by the Rolling Hills Railway. He is the Seventyverse version of the magazine character, Victor (not to be confused with the Steamworks engine).

## Backstory

Vincent worked as a shunter on the North British Railway and ran a very tight operation. He continued this during the LNER days and British Railways. However, he was suddenly withdrawn and was worried about what would become of him. He was eventually saved by the Rolling Hills.

## Personality

Vincent was very proper and professional when working the station yards, but had a hard time admitting when he was tired. This made him very grumpy. This got worse when he was withdrawn and not talk to anyone, as he felt his days were numbered. After settling down as a static display at the Rolling Hills, this demeanour changed and he's now far more relaxed and cheerful... as he can be anyway.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Vincent is based on a North British Railway (NBR) Drummond P class (reclassified as D50 by the London and North Eastern Railway) 4-4-0 tank locomotive. None of these engines are preserved.

Vincent's real life counterpart was built in April 1879, withdrawn March 1926 and scrapped presumably later that same year.

### Livery

Vincent is painted blue with red lining. His dome, safety valves and funnel decoration are also brass and his wheels are painted grey.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actor for Vincent is Richard Ian Cox who voiced Grandpa Gruff from *My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.*
* Vincent's numbers are NBR 494/1390/LNER 9231/10390. Sadly, this engine didn't make it to British Railways.
Zion

**Zion the Pessimistic Switcher Tug** is a minor character of the SeventyVerse's TUGS spinoff series. He was the brother of Zip. In the *TUGS Survival AU*, he joins Lucky's Yard.

## Backstory

Zion was part of the Navy, and does smaller jobs for them, such as delivering fuel to ships. Unfortunately, when he was helping out during the Pearl Harbour attack, he was bombed to death. Poor Zip was devastated when she found out the news from Venus.

In the TUGS Survival AU, Zion survives the attack after heavy repairs. After the war, he visits Bigg City to get to know Zip better. He is purchased by Captain Lucky to help out around her yard.

## Personality

Zion is on the pessimistic side, but is a bit more bright than his sister, Zip. (More details to be added)

## Relationships

### Zip

Zip and Zion used to work at the Moran Towing Company together. Zion and Zip were incredibly close for a long time. However, Zip started to fall into the wrong crowd - as did Zebedee - when they got to know Zorran and Zak more. Zion tried very hard to keep his sister on the straight and narrow, but the two had a massive falling out. Zip - along with the trio of harbour tugs - went to Bigg City Port to the Z-Stack company - while Zion went to the Navy. When Zip found out Zion died in the Pearl Harbour attack, she was devastated. Even worse, Zion wanted to make things right with Zip before his death as he heard how much she changed for the better.

(Details on the TUGS Survival AU to be added)

## Technical Details

### Livery

Zion was painted in the Navy's grey livery.

In the *TUGS Survival AU*, Zion is given the Four Leaf Clover symbol and the number 2, to signify he is owned by Captain Lucky.

## Trivia

* Zion is a nod to Zip being male in the original *TUGS* series.
	+ Because of this, the preferred voice actor for Zion is John Baddeley, who voiced Zip.
	+ Had Zip not been genderflipped, Zion would be Zip's sister instead.
Violet

**Violet the Gentle Engine** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is owned by the Spring Lakes Railway.

## Backstory

Violet is a new build for the Spring Lakes Railway.

## Personality

Violet is very shy and softspoken around newcomers, often blushing with embarrassment over minor mistakes. But she does make up for that with a big, caring heart.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Violet is based on the Penrhyn Railway's Main Line Class locomotives, Linda and Blanche, which now reside on the Ffestiniog Railway. Originally built as 0-4-0 saddle tank engines in 1893, both engines were rebuilt with a 2-4-0 wheel arrangement and tenders to enable then to run longer distances.

### Livery

Violet is painted like her namesake, violet, with a gold nameplate and her number in black.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actress for Violet is Sarah Vowell, who voices Violet Parr from *The Incredibles*.