recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Rareté

La rareté est un statistique, il représente de manière rapide la puissance de la carte. Il permet aussi de distinguer les troupes pour certains effets ( ex: Poudre de perlimpinpin fonctionne sur les invocations uniquement Commune ou Rare)

Il existe 4 raretés :

1. Commun (carte faible), représenté par un C
2. Rare (carte assez forte), représenté par un R
3. Epique (carte très forte), représenté par un E avec une couronne
4. Légendaire (carte extrêmement puissante), représenté par un L divin

Si vous jouez avec un compte, les troupes que vous tuez rapporte des points,

* Commun : 1
* Rare : 3
* Epique : 6
* Légendaire : 15
VLOG

VLOG was the 3rd video uploaded to the POSTcontent channel.

The thumbnail for the video, a dimly lit picture of a hallway with one light at the end. It's fairly blurry.

### Description

trying out the vlog-thing, seems pretty easy loltonight we have the creepy nightmare mystery man standing at the end of the hallway

## TRANSCRIPT

*[ The shot opens on what appears to be a hallway, the camera just barely poking out far enough from a wall where the cameraman is hiding behind. A dark figure is standing at the end, barely visible, it's long fingers flexing and moving strangely. Otherwise, it is not moving. ]*

**CAMERAMAN:** Welcome. \*clears his throat\* Welcome to my Youtube channel. Today I am doing a video essay on... Uhm... I mean this is... Vlog. Which means you... You will listen... To what I have to say. So, smash that... Bell. Ring the bell icon. And remember to...

*[ The cameraman sighs and puts down the camera, as it stares at the wall. We hear the sound of typing, and a video plays from an unknown source. ]*

**VIDEO:** -anyways, I love you guys, if you're not subscribed, make sure to subscribe. New York City pop up shop, details soon! Get that Maverick merch loganpaul.com/shop, and I will see you tomorrow! Take it easy fam-

*[ The video plays a few more words I can't make out before we hear the sound of presumably the space bar being hit, pausing the video. The cameraman picks up the camera again. ]*

**CAMERAMAN:** Fuckin' hell.

*[ The video ends with the camera shaking as it is moved a little, before*

*abruptly stopping. ]*
Backstory

This is the backstory of this game that happens in 1187 Ad

(1050Aw)

Note: This Game uses Bw and Aw

0Aw= 137Ad/Ce

Enjoy this story

1322Bw

Many Find out about Magic and make the first magic things

88Bw

The Town of Coinwick Is Built

0Aw

The Kingdoms Fought and the world is in turmoil

Pure Evil is Created

a war starts this day is known as the end of Bw and the start of Aw

Wizards make 13 rings made up of Pure Magic and seal them away

The Pure Evil finds out and makes a Crown in an attempt to make one of the wizards wear it

The Crown is Sealed on a Rock made of Pure Chaos and Death

810Aw

at this time the rings are stolen and placed in 13 sacred places

and a Pure Evil Penguin child is born unknowingly to the world

1155 AW

Adam is born

1157

Xander is born

1176Aw

Xander and Adam meet
Punk dragon

this guy is the first boss you fight in twist quest

backstory:

he wanted some cash so king penguin made him take the fire ring for cash

story in plot:

he is just a punk in a dragon suit that fights you quite easy

strategy and aftermath

the main strategy is just to hit him over and over again

he drops the fire ring, and a flame paddle+fire ball

you find his temple as Adam see's it before the party hits Coinwick town and advances to the next stage
Coinwick town

the one map

this is the main town and has everything you'll need

the buildings: there is lot's of buildings

the shop

the castle

Kami's house

the Inn

the hospital

the Mavster's house

the way you find it:

Adam notes the town and you two go in and have to find Mavster and Kami to progress the story

progression: (like shops and what they sell)

the shop PRE ice ring has the tier one upgrades to the paddle and ball also it has a upgrade to the book and lastly a upgrade to the sword

the shop Post ice ring but pre poison ring: the tier2+3 upgrades to the weapons (sword,book,paddle+ball it also starts to sell daggers and spears)

post poison ring shop

tier 4+5 items (sword,book,paddle+ball, daggers, spears and starts to sell wands)
Trial

"Trial" was the 10th video uploaded to the POSTcontent channel.

The video's thumbnail. A picture of a laptop in use, playing a video.

### Description

hesitant to call this one a tutorial since it really didn't go very well...if any of you attempt something even more ridiculous, feel free to share

## TRANSCRIPT

*[ The video starts in darkness. The camera is panned up, and we see a shadowy figure wrapped in rope shuffling past. The tail end of the rope trails behind it. Once it has passed, the cameraman stands up and hurries into the hallway, going the other direction. He rushes into his room and over to his laptop, and we see the thumbnail shot of the camera placed next to the computer, staring at the screen. We can make out that the beginning of the video title is "Music for Stress Relief, Soothing Music to..." before it gets too blurry to see. ]*

**CAMERAMAN:** So I've been thinking. Why does everything have to be so dark and terrifying all the time?

*[ He starts to type into the Youtube search bar. ]*

**CAMERAMAN:** It doesn't need to be. Right? So why not... Break the rules?

*[ He clicks on a vaporwave song, when he hears a horrible moan from the other room. ]*

**CAMERAMAN:** Shit.

*[ He quickly picks up the camera to face the door, only to see the long, dripping faced shadow from before in the doorway. ]*

**CAMERAMAN:** Let's try it, shall we?

*[ He taps the spacebar and the music plays. He turns back to the long faced shadow, which is now standing in the room. ]*

**CAMERAMAN:** Aha. That really is too fuckin' weird...

*[ The camera suddenly jerks around, and there's a vomiting noise. All we see is darkness. The music persists for a little while before the video ends. ]*
Xander

Xander is one of the main characters of twist quest

backstory:

he helped Adams parents and family but was gassed and forgot after he woke up and was searching for the rings of magic

his story in the plot:

his story is as the main character that for most of the game you control as he talks more then Adam and he has more versatility attack wise. he gets 9 of the 12 quests for the rings from NPC's and others

stats and weapons:

his stats are the most normal as he can use magic or normal weapons he can hold paddles,swords,spears,books,wands,daggers,and the fire ring
Adam

Adam is one of the main characters of twist quest

backstory: Xander helped Adam's family so someone gassed Xander so they both would forget what happened before he woke up

his story in the plot:

Adam had them look for the 12 rings but before he put the rings back on the rock it came from Adam took the crown he gets from the guardian of the ultimate ring and puts the rings in so when the ultimate ring overpowers him he fights you

Stats and weapons:

his stats are heavily magic based with him only being able to use a sword if you don't like magic it's recommended you keep his stats lower then Xander as it will affect his FINAL FORM

## Physical description

### Eye color

rainbow

FINAL BOSS ADAM

his crown changes him into a god with power able to kill gods and snap galaxies in half

he has 19 thousand health in this form the 2nd most in the game

STRATEGY the main strategy is to keep your health high because eventually he will just enter form 2 on his own but in that form you must try to hit him with Slow or Weakened until he goes into his ultimate attack where you are left with 1HP and must fight past 1 thousand health with it but then he pulls a heal me please and if you do he heals back to full health so good luck once the game comes out
The rings

the rings are the main thing to get in twist quest and the come together and make the crown

The way to find them:

most of them can me found my the Mavster if not they are the water and ultimate rings and can be gotten after someone takes you there and someone has one of them

States and Powers: (for the 3 that can be used)

Liquid: the power of Slime,Magma,syrup,blood and water

Fire:flame

physic: the power of stronger normal attacks
Sleepy Team Island The Series Wiki

## Welcome to Sleepy Team Island Encyclopaedia

Welcome, to the Sleepy Team Island Encyclopaedia!

Sleepy Team Island is a British–Australian–Irish–American animated fantasy comedy television series currently airing on CBBC Channel (Formerly on CBBC On BBC, from 03/03/2017–03/31/2017) from 03/31/2017–present. The series also airs on Disney Channel (UK & Ireland ) and on Disney Channel in the United States

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## **Wikis in other languages:**

UK English Wiki

French Wiki

German Wiki

Italian Wiki

Russian Wiki

Swedish Wiki

Danish Wiki

Luxembourgish Wiki

**More wikis in other languages coming soon!**
The Good Turns Into the Bad

M**The Good Turns Into the Bad** is the second half of *Sleepy Team Island: The Series*' first episode.

## Synopsis

While the Sleepy Team were exploring the wild to find some materials and food together, Hayden adopts a wild, sentient flower which he names Suzy. Suzy then joins the team and has good, dog-like intentions; but the more she was getting used to be out of her usual habitat, something then went wrong...
12 + 36 = 48

Numberblocks Special: Two Naughty Numberblock Twelvesdays/Quotes

TWO NAUGHTY NUMBERBLOCK TWELVES: Wheeeeeeeeeee!

NAUGHTY NUMBERBLOCK TWELVE (purple mask): How many 12s are there in 12 times table, evil amigo?

ANOTHER NUMBERBLOCK TWELVE (blue mask): Time to find out!

TWO NAUGHTY NUMBERBLOCK TWELVES CACKLE

THIRTY-SIX: 12, 24, 36.

(THE SHIPPING VOICE): Factor been resetted. Divide in 12s.

THIRTY-SIX: Hey! What's happening?

TWENTY-FOUR: Yikes! What is happening?

THE TWO NAUGHTY NUMBERBLOCK TWELVES: Let's divide 36. One, Two, Three! There are three Twelves in 36.

(Three Twelves fall down, gasping): Oh!

SIXTY-SIX: Wheeee! Whoa!

(THE SHIPPING VOICE): Factor been resetted. Divide in 6s.

THE TWO NAUGHTY NUMBERBLOCK TWELVES: Targets acquired. Hee-hee-hee.

SIXTY-SIX: Whoooaaa!

NAUGHTY NUMBERBLOCK TWELVE (blue mask): 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11.

ANOTHER NAUGHTY NUMBERBLOCK TWELVE (purple mask): There are eleven sixes in 66. But not longer.

(Eleven sixes fall down): Whoooaaa!

FORTY-EIGHT: Whoooaaa!

NAUGHTY NUMBERBLOCK TWELVE (purple mask): 1, 2, 3, 4.

FOUR TWELVES: Pretty green.

NAUGHTY NUMBERBLOCK TWELVE (purple mask): There are four Twelves in 48. Upbeat that. Mwa-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.

(Four Twelves fall down) Whoooaaa!

SEVENTEEN: Hold yourselves 10.13 degrees.

NAUGHTY NUMBERBLOCK TWELVE (purple mask): Seventeen loves painting. I will put that back to the leading!

SEVENTEEN: Whoooaaa!

(THE SHIPPING VOICE): Remainder alert! Remainder alert! There are three fives in 17 and two leftover. Remainder - two.

NAUGHTY NUMBERBLOCK TWELVE (purple mask): Nooooooooooo!

SEVENTEEN: What can I say? There's just no dividing some people. Ha-ha.

(UFO CRASHES)

NAUGHTY NUMBERBLOCK TWELVE (purple mask): Where's the on button?

TEN: You got to hand that from me.

NAUGHTY NUMBERBLOCK TWELVE (purple mask): Oi! Come back!

(THE SHIPPING VOICE): Factor been resetted. Divide in 10s.

FORTY: Ha! You can't catch me for a penny cup of teeeeeeeaaaaaaa.

TEN: Whoopsies! I have divided 40 in four tens by accident.

(Four tens fall down) Uh?

FIFTY-FIVE: Whooooaaaa!

TEN: Sorry, 55. Learning how to be driving.

(THE SHIPPING VOICE): Remainder alert! Remainder alert! There are five tens in 55 and five leftover. Remainder - five.

TEN: Woohoo! I have got it! The divide score divides numbers by in fact.

FIFTY-FIVE: What a zub experience!

TEN: Phew! Great riding.

SEVEN: Mission acquired!

THREE: Thank you.

TWO THREES: Launch accepted, Seven.

(THE SHIPPING VOICE) Factor been resetted. Divide in 3s.

THE TWO NAUGHTY NAUGHTY NUMBERBLOCK TWELVES SCREAM

TWO THREES: No remainder alerts when you split up in four threes.

EIGHT THREES: Pah.

THIRTY-SIX: Well, well, well, eight threes. Aren't you naughty. Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.

FORTY-EIGHT: Don't worry, 36. Factor divided numbers.

(Episode Ends)
Dessert Delights

**Dessert Delights** is the first segment of the second episode of Sleepy Team Island: The Series, which first premiered on February 24th, 2017, in the United Kingdom on CBBC Channel, and on March 10th, 2017 in the United States on Disney Channel.

## Dessert Delights

### Air date

02/24/2017 (United Kingdom)
03/10/2017 (United States)

### Writer

BigBoiiScrewPhineasAndFerb2001
WNH74
4000

Ten 1s are 10.

Ten 10s are 100.

Ten 100s are 1000.

Ten lots of 1000 are 10,000.

Ten lots of 10,000 are 100,000.

Ten lots of 100,000 are 1,000,000.

Ten lots of 1,000,000 are 10,000,000.

Ten lots of 10,000,000 are 100,000,000

Ten lots of 100,000,000 are 1,000,000,000.

Ten lots of 1,000,000,000 are 10,000,000,000.

And 10 lots of 10,000,000,000 are 100,000,000,000.
24 Million Strong Timelines.com

The Little Engine That Could Wiki

Tillie

Featuring the movies of:

```
                       The Little Engine That Could (1991)
                       [[The Little Engine That Could 2: Treasure Island Trail (9191)
                       [[The Little Engine That Could 3: The Roadrail Retreats (9119)

```

Voice:

```
         Katie Shanahan (UK/US)

```

Gender:

```
         Template:Female

```

Alignment:

```
         Good

```

Allies:

```
         Chip (best friend)
         Sam (twin brother)
         Doc
         Farnsworth
         Eric
         Jill
         The Little Wolf

```

Enemies:

```
         Eagle
         The Big Wolf
         Tower
         Cave

```

Quote:

```
         I can do it!

```
Encounter Tutorial

The thumbnail of the video. It's a picture of a street and sidewalk, with what seems to be a body in a black plastic bag wrapped in rope.

### Description

trying out a new thing, hope you like iti'm not really sure about the logistics of this trope, but i mean, if it ain't broke..

### Comment(s)

N/A

"Encounter Tutorial" was the 4th video uploaded to the POSTcontent channel.

## TRANSCRIPT

*[ The shot opens on a street at night. Beneath the street light and in front of a hedge, covered in shadow, is a humanoid creature bathed in shadow. It's fingers are long and look just like the ones in VLOG. It's head is jerking side to side sporadically, it's fingers twitching and moving. Otherwise, it is standing still. ]*

**CAMERAMAN:** You've experienced it before, right? It's dark, you turn around... And there he is. Luckily I've decided to make a quick tutorial on how to deal with this yourself, so that you'll feel prepared when it inevitably happens again. Also, whoever's messaging me... If you're watching this, please... Stop it. I don't need this negative energy in my life. Anyway. \*he clears his throat\* You've seen a horror film, right?

*[ The creature beneath the light starts to grow blurry and distorted. ]*

**CAMERAMAN:** Basically, all you wanna do is turn around...

*[ The camera, which before was completely still, is turned around 180 degrees so we are no longer facing the shadow under the light. We see something human-shaped lying still on the ground, covered in black plastic and tied with rope. It is the same shot from the thumbnail. ]*

**CAMERAMAN:** And then back again.

*[ We turn around once more to face the street light, but the long-fingered shadow is no longer there. ]*

**CAMERAMAN:** I mean. Once you figure out the trick, really, it stops being so spooky. Remember to ring the bell, share it... Like, comment, sub...

*[ Heavy audio distortion occurs, and the cameraman turns around. It's too dark to see much, but we hear some sort of swooshing noise and the video ends. ]*
Aghu phonology

The phonology of the Aghu language:

Vowels
 Mid | ɛ ɛː
 Open | æ æː

At the ends of words, vowels may appear both long and nasalized. This occurs historically where there was a final nasal /m/ or /n/. Within words, rather than nasal vowels there are sequences of vowel plus nasal consonant which matches the articulation of the following consonant. Thus nasal vowels may be analyzed as /Vn/ or /VN/.

## External links

* Aghu language
Side quest 3

you can get this quest after talking to Kami for the first time

Kami is missing some weird Chocolates, go find them

they are held be a enemy called the Coco orb and it will spawn after this quest starts just hit it a few times get the chocolates and bring them to Kami

the enemy:

Coco orb: 500 HP, 30 AV,50DM
Actinide

The **actinide** or **actinoid** (IUPAC nomenclature) series encompasses the 15 metallic chemical elements with atomic numbers from 89 to 103, actinium through lawrencium.

## References

1. ↑ Actinide element, Encyclopædia Britannica on-line
2. ↑ Although "actinoid" (rather than "actinide") means "actinium-like" and therefore should exclude actinium, that element is usually included in the series.
13 x 13 = 169

Numberblocks fandom Wiki

One

Name: One

Gender: Female

Pronoun fraction: 1 x 1

Voice: Teresa Gallagher (UK), Beth Chalmers (US)

Likes: Singings

Dislikes: Yoga cancelled

Allies: Two (bestest friend chum), Twelve, Forty-Eight, Rob the Robot XIII (formerly), The Mighty Birds, others

Enemies: Evil Numberblock 48 (archenemy), The Two Naughty Numberblock Twelves, Rob the Robot XIII, Problem Blob, others
Adventure Time/Crossover

64 Zoo LaneAlbieThe Amazing World of GumballAmphibiaAnabelAnimaniacsArt with Mati & DadaAtchoo!Atomic BettyAvatar: The Last AirbenderThe BaskervillesBeavis and Butt-HeadBeing IanBob's BurgersBobolândia MonstrolândiaBusytown MysteriesThe Buzz on MaggieCamp LakebottomCapitan KukChalkZoneChronokidsChuck's ChoiceClarenceClifford the Big Red DogCodename: Kids Next DoorDanny PhantomDarwin & NewtsThe DaVinciblesDetentionDexter's LaboratoryDora the ExplorerDude, That's My Ghost!Earth to Luna!Ed, Edd n EddyEdebitsEin Fall Fuer FreundeEliot KidEllen's AcresThe Fairly OddParentsFamily GuyFennel Vennel 19Floopaloo, Where Are You?Four Eyes!GawaynGemini 8Girlstuff/BoystuffGravity FallsThe Grim Adventures of Billy & MandyHey Arnold!Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumiHora do RockI.N.K. Invisible Network of KidsInuiInvader ZimJamie's Got TentaclesJasper the PenguinJim KnopfJimmy Two-ShoesJohnny TestKiara e os LuminitosKick Buttowski: Suburban DaredevilKid vs KatKing Arthur's DisastersKiva Can Do!Kung FootL'île à LiliLazy LucyLi'l Elvis and the TruckstoppersLife with LouieLittle SinghamThe Loud HouseThe Loud HouseLuo Bao BeiMadelineMaggie and the Ferocious BeastMartin MorningMetalheadsMike, Lu & OgMiss MoonMissy MilaMona the VampireMy Dad the Rock StarMy Little Pony: Friendship is MagicNelly and NoraThe New Adventures of NanoboyNightmare NedNina's WorldNorman NormalNulli & PriesemutOllie! The Boy Who Became What He AteOs EcoturistinhasPearliePeg + CatPhantom InvestigatorsPhineas and FerbPinkalicious & PeterrificPip Ahoy!Poppets TownPoppy CatThe Powerpuff GirlsThe Proud FamilyRecessRegular ShowRegular ShowRegular ShowRegular ShowThe Ren & Stimpy ShowRenaadeThe ReplacementsRick and MortyRise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja TurtlesRobotboyRuby GloomRugratsSammy's Story ShopSanjay and CraigSeaside HotelSidekickThe SimpsonsSouth ParkSpongeBob SquarePantsStar vs. the Forces of EvilStar vs. the Forces of Evil & Steven UniverseSteven UniverseStickin' AroundStressed EricSupernoobsSym-Bionic TitanTeamo SupremoTeen Titans Go!Teen Titans Go!Time SquadToonMartyTracey McBeanTrulli TalesUn medico in famigliaVilla DulceWander Over YonderWaysideWhatever Happened to... Robot Jones?William's Wish WellingtonsWoofyXavier Riddle and the Secret MuseumZip & ZapZombie Hotel
6teen

***6teen*** is a Canadian animated sitcom originally produced by Nelvana, with the final season produced by Fresh TV. It premiered on November 7, 2004 on Teletoon. In the United States, the series first premiered on Nickelodeon on December 18, 2005, and was removed from the schedule on May 13, 2006. The show later relaunched on Cartoon Network on October 23, 2008 through June 21, 2010. Tom McGillis, president of Fresh TV and one of the creators and executive producers of 6teen also confirmed the special episode, tweeting "6teen reunion episode coming soon. They've aged! #8teen".

## Cast

* Christian Potenza as Jude
* Brooke D'Orsay as Caitlin
* Terry McGurrin as Jonesy
* Stacey DePass as Nikki
* Megan Fahlenbock as Jen
* Jess Gibbons as Wyatt
Acehnese phonology

Acehnese has a large vowel inventory, with ten oral monophthong vowels, twelve oral diphthongs, seven nasal monophthong vowels, and five nasal diphthongs.

## Vowels

Native-speaking linguists divide vowels in Acehnese into several categories: oral monophthongs, oral diphthongs (which are further divided into the ones ending with /ə/ and with /i/), nasal monophthongs, and nasal diphthongs.

### Oral vowels

Oral monophthong vowels in Acehnese are shown in the table below.

Oral diphthong vowels ending with /ə/ are shown in the table below.

 /ɛə/

Oral diphthong vowels ending with /i/ are shown in the table below.

 /əi/
 /ʌi/
 /ai/

### Nasal vowels

Nasal monophthong vowels in Acehnese are shown in the table below.

## Consonants

The table below shows the Acehnese consonant phonemes and the range of their realizations.

Notes:

* Syllable-final k always represents /ʔ/ save in certain recent loans
* /f/, /z/, and /ʃ/ are borrowed sounds, and are often replaced by /ph/, /dh/, and /ch/ respectively
* /mb/, /nd/, /ɲɟ/, and /ŋɡ/ are also known as "funny nasals"

## Sound-spelling correspondences

In addition to the modern 26 letter basic Latin alphabet, Acehnese uses the supplementary letters è, é, ë, ô, and ö, making a total of 31 letters in its orthography.

Notes:

* **ë** is used only for diphthongs ending with /ə/
(Joke) 4 Happy Tree Friends characters cuss in class

## Plot

(At Happy Tree Elementary School)

Lumpy: Ok, class, we got alot to learn today, let's start with a few math problems, what is 5x2? Come on, just give your best shot, yes Toothy.

Toothy: 12?

Lumpy: Now let's give an answer to someone who's not retarded, come on.

Sniffles: I think I know the answer, mr. Lumpy.

Nutty: Mememememememe

Sniffles: Shut up, fat guy.

Nutty: DON'T CALL ME FAT YOU FUCKING NERD.

Lumpy: Nutty, did you just said the f word?

Nutty: Nerd?

Sniffles: No! He is talking about fuck, you can't say fuck in school you fucking fatass.

Lumpy: Sniffles.

Nutty: Why the fuck not?

Lumpy: Nutty.

Petunia: Dude, you just said fuck again.

Lumpy: Petunia.

Flaky: Fuck.

Lumpy: Flaky.

Nutty: What's the big deal, it doesn't hurt anybody fuck fuckity fuck fuck fuck.

Lumpy: How would you like to go to see the headmaster?

Nutty: How would you like to suck my balls?

(Everyone gets shocked)

Lumpy: WHAT DID YOU SAY?

Nutty: I'm sorry (x2) actually, what I said was... (pulls out a megaphone) HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO SUCK MY BALLS, MR. LUMPY?

(Lumpy is half angry and half shocked)

Petunia: Holy shit dude.

(At the headmaster's office)

The Mole: I must say I'm mad at you guys, you 4 should be ashamed of yourselves, I already called your mothers.

Sniffles: Oh no.

Nutty: Principal, can I ask a question?

The Mole: Ok

Nutty: WHAT'S THE BIG FUCKING DEAL, BITCH?

Petunia: Yeah.

The Mole: (Gets shocked) Tell me now where did you hear these words?

Flaky: Nowhere.

Sniffles: We heard them from Mr. Lumpy a few times before.

The Mole: Here's a list of what you said (reads it) fuck electric retarded shit faggot n\*\*\*\* rapejob sex blowjob heil führer...

(The 4 kids laugh)
Encounter Update

"Encounter Update" was the 5th video uploaded to the POSTcontent channel.

The thumbnail of the video. A white bucket is lying on the floor, still covered in tarp.

### Description

just a quick update for those of you who're curious about what happened earlier, i hope this clears it up!don't know what this gentleman's problem is but he is pretty fast

more tutorials coming soon

## TRANSCRIPT

*[ The shot opens with the camera pointing at the black plastic on the floor, the cameraman's foot stomping down. ]*

**CAMERAMAN:** So, I bet some of you are wondering what even happened in the previous video. And that's why I'm here, just a few hours later, I think, to give a more in-depth explanation.

*[ He spins around as he speaks, giving us a look at the room. There's a small table with a phone on it, a tripod, and an upright white bucket. The inside is smeared with something brownish-red, not unlike blood. ]*

**CAMERAMAN:** It appears I was assaulted by an unknown individual. I kinda got pushed down, and I tried to KICK, and I-

*[ As he says kick, he kicks over the white bucket and it goes flying on the ground into the spot we see it in in the thumbnail. ]*

**CAMERAMAN:** I think I uh... Got him pretty good, yeah. Yeah.

*[ The cameraman makes a "pow" noise as he pretends to kick forwards. ]*

**CAMERAMAN:** And, uh, as you can see, I'm just fine.

*[ He pans down to look at his feet. On his right foot, there is a grey sneaker, but he is missing a shoe on the other, and is just wearing a sock. ]*

**CAMERAMAN:** Feeling good. I dunno, maybe it was just some guy who tried to rob me or something. I guess that happens. Well, I hope you're looking forwards to my next tutorial.

*[ He is spinning around the room again while he talks, before focusing on the bucket and rocking it back and forth with his foot. ]*

**CAMERAMAN:** I really feel like this series is going to take off.

*[ We hear some sort of distorted, low laughing noise. The cameraman quickly turns around and presses the camera up to a window. Outside, it is still dark. The shadowy, long fingered figure is back, still not moving. He is standing in the street outside the house that the cameraman is currently in. ]*

**CAMERAMAN:** Jehovah's witness?...

*[ The phone on the table from earlier vibrates loudly, and the cameraman turns around to look. He stares at it for a few seconds, but nothing happens. When he looks back, the figure is gone. There are a few seconds of silence where we are just staring through the window, but he shifts the camera and the video ends. ]*

## NOTES

* At 0:37, we see a painting on the wall. This is the same painting that the cameraman hangs up on the wall during "\_\_\_ Update".
Achumawi phonology

Achumawi has 37 consonants. Most of these form pairs of plain and laryngealized or glottalized series. Plosives and affricates also have a third, aspirated member of the series (except for the single glottal stop) which is contrastive only syllable-initially and probably derives historically from clusters, as in the neighboring and possibly related Yana language.

The laryngealized stops are similar in articulation to the ejective glottalized stops of neighboring languages, but more lenis, that is, not "popped" unless an unusual effort is made at articulating the distinction. The plain-aspirated distinction is neutralized and realized with aspiration or voiceless release in syllable-final position and before another consonant. Plain stops are voiced before a short vowel or after an aspirated stop, voiceless elsewhere.

In a 5-vowel system, consisting of 5 short and long, /ɪ ɛ ʌ ə ʊ/ and /i e a o u/, the mid vowels may be of secondary origin historically, as in Yana and Atsugewi. A schwa [ə] appears epenthetically between the consonants of certain prefixes, as in *lhúpta* "let's go!". Two degrees of length are contrastive for both vowels and consonants. In downriver dialects, the second mora of a long vowel is devoiced before a plain or aspirated consonant (preaspiration) and laryngealized before a laryngealized consonant. Long vowels are typically more peripheral and short vowels more centralized. In downriver dialects, utterance-final syllables may be devoiced or whispered.

Unlike the neighboring and related language Atsugewi, Achumawi has distinctive tone on every syllable.

## External links

* Achumawi language
Medi-man

## Statistique

Medi-man a 26 PV et 6 d'Attaque classique. Il coûte 15$

C'est une troupe de type **Normal**. Il a 3 de faiblesse au type **Son**, 1 de force au type **Eau** et 2 de force au type **Psy**

C'est une carte de rareté Epique !

## Compétences spéciales

Coût : 7 PV

Description : Vous permet de relancer le dé et ainsi ré-obtenir des PAs.

2-Méditation:

Coût : 5 PA

Description : Augmente de 1 l'attaque pour 5 tours et régène 1 à 3 PV (hazard)

3-Le mieux, c'est la solitude

Coût : 10 PA

Attaque Smash

Description : Régénérez-vous tout vos PV si vous n'avez aucun alliés

## Stratégie

Medi-man est une carte Offensif et auto-soigneur.

Vous l'avez compris, elle se joue mieux seul. Bien qu'a plusieurs, vous pouvez l'utilisez pour gagner + de PA, à vous de voir !

## Anecdotes

* Medi-man est inspirer de l'entraineuse Wii-fit . On le voit sur le design de la carte grâce au cercle et au point rouge, une attaque de Wii-fit trainer sur Smash Bros
* Medi-man est le meilleur auto-soigneur
* Medi-man est une Carte emblématique du jeu
2 Stupid Dogs

***2 Stupid Dogs*** is an American animated television series, created and designed by Donovan Cook and produced by Hanna-Barbera Cartoons, that originally ran from September 5, 1993, to May 15, 1995, on TBS (as a part of their Sunday Morning In Front Of The TV block) and in syndication. The main segments of the show featured two unnamed dogs, called "The Big Dog" and "The Little Dog" in the credits. They were voiced by Brad Garrett and Mark Schiff.

The show has been described as "Hanna-Barbera's answer to Ren and Stimpy", a hit show that premiered two years earlier. Like Ren and Stimpy, the Dogs characters are not very bright, the show is scored with jazz music, and the comedy style leans on gross-out body-secretion humor. Asked about the comparison, Hanna-Barbera CEO Fred Seibert was unconcerned, saying that it was "like Pearl Jam worrying about being compared to Nirvana."

A backup segment, Super Secret Secret Squirrel (a remake of Secret Squirrel), was shown in between the main 2 Stupid Dogs cartoons in the first season's episodes, similar to early Hanna-Barbera cartoons in the 1960s.
Abaza phonology

## Phonology

The vowels /o, a, u/ may have a /j/ in front of it. The vowels /e/ and /o/ and /i/ and /u/ are allophones of /a/ and /ə/ before palatalized and labialized consonants respectively. The vowels [e], [o], [i], and [u] can also occurs as variants of the sequences /aj/, /aw/, /əj/ and /əw/.

## References

1. ↑ Starostin, Sergei A.; Nikolayev, Sergei L. (1994). A North Caucasian Etymological Dictionary: Preface, pp. 194-196
2. ↑ Consonant Systems of the North-West Caucasian Languages (TITUS DIDACTICA)

## External links

* Abaza language
Ahom script

The **Ahom script** is an abugida that is used to write the Ahom language, a nearly-extinct (but being revived) Tai language spoken by the Ahom people who ruled eastern part of Brahmaputra valley—about one-third of the length of Brahmaputra valley—in the Indian state of Assam between the 13th and the 18th centuries. It is also called Tai Ahom Script.

· Afak
· Aghb
· **Ahom**
· Arab
· Aran
· Armi
· Armn
· Avst
· Bali
· Bamu
· Bass
· Batk
· Beng
· Bhks
· Blis
· Bopo
· Brah
· Brai
· Bugi
· Buhd
· Cakm
· Cans
· Cari
· Cham
· Cher
· Cirt
· Copt
· Cpmn
· Cprt
· Cyrl
· Cyrs
· Deva
· Dogr
· Dsrt
· Dupl
· Egyd
· Egyh
· Egyp
· Elba
· Elym
· Ethi
· Geok
· Geor
· Glag
· Gong
· Gonm
· Goth
· Gran
· Grek
· Gujr
· Guru
· Hanb
· Hang
· Hani
· Hano
· Hans
· Hant
· Hatr
· Hebr
· Hira
· Hluw
· Hmng
· Hmnp
· Hrkt
· Hung
· Inds
· Ital
· Jamo
· Java
· Jpan
· Jurc
· Kali
· Kana
· Khar
· Khmr
· Khoj
· Kitl
· Kits
· Knda
· Kore
· Kpel
· Kthi
· Lana
· Laoo
· Latf
· Latg
· Latn
· Leke
· Lepc
· Limb
· Lina
· Linb
· Lisu
· Loma
· Lyci
· Lydi
· Mahj
· Maka
· Mand
· Mani
· Marc
· Maya
· Medf
· Mend
· Merc
· Mero
· Mlym
· Modi
· Mong
· Moon
· Mroo
· Mtei
· Mult
· Mymr
· Nand
· Narb
· Nbat
· Newa
· Nkdb
· Nkgb
· Nkoo
· Nshu
· Ogam
· Olck
· Orkh
· Orya
· Osge
· Osma
· Palm
· Pauc
· Perm
· Phag
· Phli
· Phlp
· Phlv
· Phnx
· Piqd
· Plrd
· Prti
· Qaaa—Qabx
· Rjng
· Rohg
· Roro
· Runr
· Samr
· Sara
· Sarb
· Saur
· Sgnw
· Shaw
· Shrd
· Shui
· Sidd
· Sind
· Sinh
· Sogd
· Sogo
· Sora
· Soyo
· Sund
· Sylo
· Syrc
· Syre
· Syrj
· Syrn
· Tagb
· Takr
· Tale
· Talu
· Taml
· Tang
· Tavt
· Telu
· Teng
· Tfng
· Tglg
· Thaa
· Thai
· Tibt
· Tirh
· Ugar
· Vaii
· Visp
· Wara
· Wcho
· Wole
· Xpeo
· Xsux
· Yiii
· Zanb
· Zinh
· Zmth
· Zsye
· Zsym
· Zxxx
· Zyyy
· Zzzz`
Adlam (Unicode block)

**Adlam** is a Unicode block containing characters from the Adlam script, an alphabetic script devised during the late 1980s for writing the Fula language in Guinea, Nigeria, Liberia, and other nearby countries.

## History

In June 2016, Adlam was added to the Unicode Standard with the release of version 9.0.

In October 2017, Google released a Noto font that supports the block, Noto Sans Adlam, although it did not handle prenasalized consonants properly.

On 3 October 2018, Microsoft released an updated Ebrima font to support Adlam alphabet to Windows Insiders as part of the Windows 10 version 1903 feature update, starting from build 18252.
12 + 12 = 24

# The Hooch and Orville Series

## Episode Guidelines

1. Hooch and Orville Making a Movie Star Film Mr Horses
2. Hooch and Orville Cheating Pizza Bean
3. Hooch and Orville Prank the Pizza Guy
4. Hooch and Orville Getting Grounded BIGGER TIME
5. Hooch and Orville Killed the Numberblocks
6. Hooch and Orville Put on Leapfrog: Numberland
7. Hooch and Orville Film Mr Horse
8. Hooch and Orville Watching Fishtronaut: The Movie
9. Hooch and Orville Film Mr. Horse-800
10. Hooch and Orville Calling People Bad Names
11. Hooch and Orville Put on a DVD-8000
12. Hooch and Orville In Jail
13. Hooch and Orville Pranking Scarlett Johamster
14. Hooch and Orville Kill the Numberjacks
15. Hooch and Orville Flipping The Table Over
16. Hooch and Orville in their Jailbreaker
17. Hooch and Orville Destroy Almost Naked Animals
18. Hooch and Orville Pissing On the Floor
19. Hooch and Orville Poo on the Sun
20. Hooch and Orville Cause 8 Million Degrees
21. Hooch and Orville Telling Dog Poo Jokes In The Classroom
22. Hooch and Orville Misbehaving at Popeyes
23. Hooch and Orville Doing the Cancan
24. Hooch and Orville Shifting A Crap
25. Hooch and Orville Smack Professor Nigencluck
26. Hooch and Orville Running Away (FINALE SERIES)
'Phags-pa script

· Afak
· Aghb
· Ahom
· Arab
· Aran
· Armi
· Armn
· Avst
· Bali
· Bamu
· Bass
· Batk
· Beng
· Bhks
· Blis
· Bopo
· Brah
· Brai
· Bugi
· Buhd
· Cakm
· Cans
· Cari
· Cham
· Cher
· Cirt
· Copt
· Cpmn
· Cprt
· Cyrl
· Cyrs
· Deva
· Dogr
· Dsrt
· Dupl
· Egyd
· Egyh
· Egyp
· Elba
· Elym
· Ethi
· Geok
· Geor
· Glag
· Gong
· Gonm
· Goth
· Gran
· Grek
· Gujr
· Guru
· Hanb
· Hang
· Hani
· Hano
· Hans
· Hant
· Hatr
· Hebr
· Hira
· Hluw
· Hmng
· Hmnp
· Hrkt
· Hung
· Inds
· Ital
· Jamo
· Java
· Jpan
· Jurc
· Kali
· Kana
· Khar
· Khmr
· Khoj
· Kitl
· Kits
· Knda
· Kore
· Kpel
· Kthi
· Lana
· Laoo
· Latf
· Latg
· Latn
· Leke
· Lepc
· Limb
· Lina
· Linb
· Lisu
· Loma
· Lyci
· Lydi
· Mahj
· Maka
· Mand
· Mani
· Marc
· Maya
· Medf
· Mend
· Merc
· Mero
· Mlym
· Modi
· Mong
· Moon
· Mroo
· Mtei
· Mult
· Mymr
· Nand
· Narb
· Nbat
· Newa
· Nkdb
· Nkgb
· Nkoo
· Nshu
· Ogam
· Olck
· Orkh
· Orya
· Osge
· Osma
· Palm
· Pauc
· Perm
· **Phag**
· Phli
· Phlp
· Phlv
· Phnx
· Piqd
· Plrd
· Prti
· Qaaa—Qabx
· Rjng
· Rohg
· Roro
· Runr
· Samr
· Sara
· Sarb
· Saur
· Sgnw
· Shaw
· Shrd
· Shui
· Sidd
· Sind
· Sinh
· Sogd
· Sogo
· Sora
· Soyo
· Sund
· Sylo
· Syrc
· Syre
· Syrj
· Syrn
· Tagb
· Takr
· Tale
· Talu
· Taml
· Tang
· Tavt
· Telu
· Teng
· Tfng
· Tglg
· Thaa
· Thai
· Tibt
· Tirh
· Ugar
· Vaii
· Visp
· Wara
· Wcho
· Wole
· Xpeo
· Xsux
· Yiii
· Zanb
· Zinh
· Zmth
· Zsye
· Zsym
· Zxxx
· Zyyy
· Zzzz`
Akha phonology

The Akha dialect spoken in Alu village, 55 kilometers northwest of Chiang Rai city in Chiang Rai Province, Thailand is described below. Katsura conducted his study in during the late 1960s. With a population of 400 it was, at the time, one of the largest Akha villages in Northern Thailand and was still growing as a result of cross-border migration from Burma. The Akha in Alu spoke no Standard Thai and communicated with outsiders using either Lahu Na or Shan.

The Alu dialect has 23 or 24 consonants depending on how the syllabic nasal is analyzed. The /m̩/, realized variously as [ˀm] or [m̥], can be analyzed as a separate single consonant or as sequences of /ʔm/ and /hm/. Katsura chose the latter but listed the /m/ component of the syllabic consonant with the vowels.

\*Akha /ʔ/ is often described as glottal "tension" rather than a true stop

Any consonant may begin a syllable, but native Akha syllables which don't end in a vowel may only end in either -m or -ɔŋ. A few loan words have been noted that end in -aŋ or -aj. In the case of a nasal coda, some vowels become nasalized. Alu Akha distinguishes ten vowel qualities, contrasting rounded and unrounded back vowels at three heights while only the mid front vowels contrast roundness.

**Vowel phonemes**

Three vowels, /u/, /ɔ/ and /ɯ/, show marked nasalization when followed by a nasal consonant becoming /ũ/, /ɔ̃/ and /ɯ̃/, respectively.

## External links

* Akha language
101 Dalmatian Street

## Cast

* Josh Brener as Dylan
* Michaela Dietz as Dolly
* Kyle Soller as Dante
* Maxwell Apple as D.J.
* Rocco Wright as Dimitri Trio
* Rhys-Issac Jones as Dawkins
* Akiya Henry as Da Vinci
* Nikhil Parmar as Deepak
* Jack Binstead as Delgado
* Florrie Wilkinson as Dee Dee
* Nefeil Karakosta as Dizzy
* Bert Davis as Diesel
* Lauren Donzis as Destiny, Déjà Vu
* Abigail Zoe Lewis as Dallas
* Margot Powell as Dorothy
13 × 13 × 13 = 2197

# Sid (Ice Age)

Animals Species: Sloth

Gender: Male

Age: Unknown

Aliases: Weaselgrogging (by Carl and Frank)

Status: Living

Alignment: Good

Allies: Manny, Diego, Ellie, Crash and Eddie, Buck, Peaches, other friends

Enemies: Carl and Frank, Maelstrom and Cretaceous, Captain Gutt, Silas, Flynn, Dobson, Squint, Raz (Razzledazzle), other friends

Quote: Okay, so we are 30 thousand feet taller, if we keep it pacing, should we make it in time for 44 thousand and 44 years ago? (Still on the naughty list).

Voice Actor: John Leguizamo
Abkhaz phonology

Abkhaz is a language of the Northwest Caucasian family which, like the other Northwest Caucasian languages, is very rich in consonants. Abkhaz has a large consonantal inventory that contrasts 58 consonants in the literary Abzhywa dialect, coupled with just two phonemic vowels (Chirikba 2003:18–20).

Abkhaz has three major dialects, Abzhywa, Bzyp and Sadz, which differ mainly in phonology.

## Consonants

Below is the IPA phoneme chart of the consonant phonemes of Abkhaz:

Phonemes preceded by an **asterisk** (\*) are found in the Bzyp and Sadz dialects of Abkhaz, but not in Abzhywa; phonemes preceded by a **dagger** (†) are unique to the Bzyp dialect. The total number of consonant phonemes in Abkhaz is, therefore, 58 in the Abzhywa dialect, 60 in the Sadz dialect, and 67 in Bzyp. The Sadz dialect also has distinctive consonant gemination; for example, Sadz Abkhaz contrasts /a.χʷa/ ('ashes') vs. /a.χʷːa/ ('worm'), where Abzhywa and Bzyp Abkhaz have only the one form /a.χʷa/ for both; it seems that many Sadz singletons reflect positions where a consonant has been dropped from the beginning of a cluster in the Proto-Northwest Caucasian form (compare Ubykh /tχʷa/ 'ashes'). Some scholars (for instance, Chirikba 2003) prefer to count the Sadz consonant inventory at well over 100 (thus forming the largest consonant inventory in the Caucasus, outstripping Ubykh's 80–84) by treating the geminated consonants as a set in their own right. (Note, however, that this practice is not usual in counting the consonant inventory of a language.)

The Bzyp consonant inventory appears to have been the fundamental inventory of Proto-Abkhaz, with the inventories of Abzhywa and Sadz being reduced from this total, rather than the Bzyp series being innovative. Plain alveolopalatal affricates and fricatives have merged with their corresponding alveolars in Abzhywa and Sadz Abkhaz (compare Bzyp /a.t͡ɕʼa.ra/ 'to know' vs. Abzhywa /a.t͡sʼa.ra/), and in Abzhywa the labialised alveolopalatal fricatives have merged with the corresponding postalveolars (compare Bzyp /a.ɕʷa.ra/ 'to measure' vs. Abzhywa /a.ʃʷa.ra/).

The non-pharyngealised dorsal fricatives of Abkhaz may be realised as either velar or uvular depending upon the context in which they are found; here, they have been ranged with the uvulars. Also, while the labialised palatal approximant /ɥ/ is here placed with the approximants, it is actually the reflex of a labialised voiced pharyngeal fricative, preserved in Abaza, and a legacy of this phoneme's origin is a slight constriction of the pharynx for some speakers, resulting in the phonetic realisation [ɥˤ].

## Vowels

Abkhaz has only two distinctive vowels: an open vowel /a/ and a close vowel /ɨ ~ ə/. These basic vowels have a wide range of allophones in different consonantal environments, with allophones [e] and [i] respectively next to palatals, [o] and [u] next to labials, and [ø] and [y] next to labiopalatals. /a/ also has a long variant /aː/, which is the reflex of old sequences of \*/ʕa/ or \*/aʕ/, preserved in Abaza.

## External links

* Abkhaz phonology
Adlam script

The **Adlam script** is a recently invented script used to write Fulani. The name Adlam is an acronym derived from the first four letters of the alphabet (A, D, L, M), standing for Alkule Dandayɗe Leñol Mulugol "the alphabet that protects the peoples from vanishing".

· Afak
· Aghb
· Ahom
· Arab
· Aran
· Armi
· Armn
· Avst
· Bali
· Bamu
· Bass
· Batk
· Beng
· Bhks
· Blis
· Bopo
· Brah
· Brai
· Bugi
· Buhd
· Cakm
· Cans
· Cari
· Cham
· Cher
· Cirt
· Copt
· Cpmn
· Cprt
· Cyrl
· Cyrs
· Deva
· Dogr
· Dsrt
· Dupl
· Egyd
· Egyh
· Egyp
· Elba
· Elym
· Ethi
· Geok
· Geor
· Glag
· Gong
· Gonm
· Goth
· Gran
· Grek
· Gujr
· Guru
· Hanb
· Hang
· Hani
· Hano
· Hans
· Hant
· Hatr
· Hebr
· Hira
· Hluw
· Hmng
· Hmnp
· Hrkt
· Hung
· Inds
· Ital
· Jamo
· Java
· Jpan
· Jurc
· Kali
· Kana
· Khar
· Khmr
· Khoj
· Kitl
· Kits
· Knda
· Kore
· Kpel
· Kthi
· Lana
· Laoo
· Latf
· Latg
· Latn
· Leke
· Lepc
· Limb
· Lina
· Linb
· Lisu
· Loma
· Lyci
· Lydi
· Mahj
· Maka
· Mand
· Mani
· Marc
· Maya
· Medf
· Mend
· Merc
· Mero
· Mlym
· Modi
· Mong
· Moon
· Mroo
· Mtei
· Mult
· Mymr
· Nand
· Narb
· Nbat
· Newa
· Nkdb
· Nkgb
· Nkoo
· Nshu
· Ogam
· Olck
· Orkh
· Orya
· Osge
· Osma
· Palm
· Pauc
· Perm
· Phag
· Phli
· Phlp
· Phlv
· Phnx
· Piqd
· Plrd
· Prti
· Qaaa—Qabx
· Rjng
· Rohg
· Roro
· Runr
· Samr
· Sara
· Sarb
· Saur
· Sgnw
· Shaw
· Shrd
· Shui
· Sidd
· Sind
· Sinh
· Sogd
· Sogo
· Sora
· Soyo
· Sund
· Sylo
· Syrc
· Syre
· Syrj
· Syrn
· Tagb
· Takr
· Tale
· Talu
· Taml
· Tang
· Tavt
· Telu
· Teng
· Tfng
· Tglg
· Thaa
· Thai
· Tibt
· Tirh
· Ugar
· Vaii
· Visp
· Wara
· Wcho
· Wole
· Xpeo
· Xsux
· Yiii
· Zanb
· Zinh
· Zmth
· Zsye
· Zsym
· Zxxx
· Zyyy
· Zzzz`
Afaka syllabary

· **Afak**
· Aghb
· Ahom
· Arab
· Aran
· Armi
· Armn
· Avst
· Bali
· Bamu
· Bass
· Batk
· Beng
· Bhks
· Blis
· Bopo
· Brah
· Brai
· Bugi
· Buhd
· Cakm
· Cans
· Cari
· Cham
· Cher
· Cirt
· Copt
· Cpmn
· Cprt
· Cyrl
· Cyrs
· Deva
· Dogr
· Dsrt
· Dupl
· Egyd
· Egyh
· Egyp
· Elba
· Elym
· Ethi
· Geok
· Geor
· Glag
· Gong
· Gonm
· Goth
· Gran
· Grek
· Gujr
· Guru
· Hanb
· Hang
· Hani
· Hano
· Hans
· Hant
· Hatr
· Hebr
· Hira
· Hluw
· Hmng
· Hmnp
· Hrkt
· Hung
· Inds
· Ital
· Jamo
· Java
· Jpan
· Jurc
· Kali
· Kana
· Khar
· Khmr
· Khoj
· Kitl
· Kits
· Knda
· Kore
· Kpel
· Kthi
· Lana
· Laoo
· Latf
· Latg
· Latn
· Leke
· Lepc
· Limb
· Lina
· Linb
· Lisu
· Loma
· Lyci
· Lydi
· Mahj
· Maka
· Mand
· Mani
· Marc
· Maya
· Medf
· Mend
· Merc
· Mero
· Mlym
· Modi
· Mong
· Moon
· Mroo
· Mtei
· Mult
· Mymr
· Nand
· Narb
· Nbat
· Newa
· Nkdb
· Nkgb
· Nkoo
· Nshu
· Ogam
· Olck
· Orkh
· Orya
· Osge
· Osma
· Palm
· Pauc
· Perm
· Phag
· Phli
· Phlp
· Phlv
· Phnx
· Piqd
· Plrd
· Prti
· Qaaa—Qabx
· Rjng
· Rohg
· Roro
· Runr
· Samr
· Sara
· Sarb
· Saur
· Sgnw
· Shaw
· Shrd
· Shui
· Sidd
· Sind
· Sinh
· Sogd
· Sogo
· Sora
· Soyo
· Sund
· Sylo
· Syrc
· Syre
· Syrj
· Syrn
· Tagb
· Takr
· Tale
· Talu
· Taml
· Tang
· Tavt
· Telu
· Teng
· Tfng
· Tglg
· Thaa
· Thai
· Tibt
· Tirh
· Ugar
· Vaii
· Visp
· Wara
· Wcho
· Wole
· Xpeo
· Xsux
· Yiii
· Zanb
· Zinh
· Zmth
· Zsye
· Zsym
· Zxxx
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The Little Engine That Could Wiki

The Big Wolf

Featuring the movies of: The Little Engine That Could (1991)

Voice: Scott Menville

Personality: Inconvenient, dodging, judgement, grumpy, antagonized

Appearances: Grey Blue Wolf

Alignment: Neutral/Bad

Allies: The Little Wolf (the Big Wolf's son)

Enemies: Tillie

Dislikes: Tillie never giving up

Quote: *Tillie, churn back. You cannot do it*. *I'll say to you (howling) I sure am sorry*.
6HP / Six Hearts Princess

Six Hearts Princess, often called 6HP for short, is a Japanese animated series created by Takashi Murakami. It was originally supposed to air beginning in December 2016, but production was not complete, and only half an episode with unfinished art was aired, along with an apology and documentary. The complete version of the first episode was released in September of 2017.
A danza con Vanessa

***A danza con Vanessa*** is a cartoon-based television series consisting of thirteen episodes with a duration ranging from two to four minutes. It was broadcast by Rai 3 within the Trebisonda program.

The episodes have few dialogues, several monologues and a narrative voice, which describes the events with rhyming phrases. The series was created with the artistic advice of the dancer Liliana Cosi.
Affricate consonant

An **affricate** is a consonant that begins as a stop and releases as a fricative, generally with the same place of articulation (most often coronal). It is often difficult to decide if a stop and fricative form a single phoneme or a consonant pair. English has two affricate phonemes, /t͡ʃ/ and /d͡ʒ/, often spelled ch and j, respectively.
ANTAGONISTS

# ***Season 22 (Thomas and Friends)***

## ***Episodes***

1. An Engine Of Many Colours
2. Thomas and the Buffalo
3. Rollo's Pet Monkey
4. Counting On Nia
5. Thomas in the Himalayas
6. Hunt That Truck
7. No Snow For Percy
8. Thomas and the Abominable Snowmans
9. Thomas in New Zealand
10. Thomas, Percy, James and A Billion Stars
11. Thomas and Friends: Thomas and the Big Wolf
12. Be More Occupied
13. Percy's Secretist Secret
14. Episode 14
15. Episode 15
16. Episode 16
17. Episode 17
18. Episode 18
19. Episode 19
20. Episode 20
21. Episode 21
22. Episode 22
23. Episode 23
24. Episode 24
25. Episode 25
26. Episode 26
Adventure Time

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***Adventure Time*** is an American fantasy animated television series created by Pendleton Ward for Cartoon Network. Produced by Frederator Studios and Cartoon Network Studios, the series follows the adventures of a boy named Finn (voiced by Jeremy Shada) and his best friend and adoptive brother Jake (John DiMaggio)—a dog with the magical power to change shape and size at will. Finn and Jake live in the post-apocalyptic Land of Ooo, where they interact with Princess Bubblegum (Hynden Walch), the Ice King (Tom Kenny), Marceline the Vampire Queen (Olivia Olson), BMO (Niki Yang), and others. The series is based on a 2007 short produced for Nicktoons and Frederator Studios' animation incubator series Random! Cartoons. After the short became a viral hit on the Internet, Cartoon Network commissioned a full-length series, which previewed on March 11, 2010, and officially premiered on April 5, 2010.

## Characters

### Main Characters

* The series' main cast consists of Finn and Jake.
* The series' main cast consists of Finn the Human, Jake the Dog, Princess Bubblegum, Marceline the Vampire Queen, and Ice King.

## Danske Stemmer

* Oliver Berg – Finn
* Hans Henrik Bærentsen – Jake
* Peter Zhelder – Iskongen
* Thea Iven Ulstrup – Prinsesse Sukkermås
* Øzlem Saglanmak – Marceline
* Sonny Lahey – Klumperumsprinsessen / Jarlen af Citrushaps / Kanel Karsten m.fl.
* Mette Marckmann – Snabelone
* Malte Milner Find – Additional Voices (Denmark Dub)
* Tobias Staugaard – (Tekniker på serien)

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