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Aliceland

The **Republic of Aliceland** is a country in the Balella continent. The hard-working, democratic, devout Alician enjoy a sensible mix of personal and economic freedoms, while the political process is open and the people's right to vote held sacrosanct.

The Alician government juggles the competing demands of Welfare, Education, and Healthcare. The average income tax rate is 33.5%.

The economy, worth 125.503 trillion dollars a year, is led by the woodchip and forest industry. Average income is 304 million dollars, and evenly distributed, with the richest citizens earning only 5.6 times as much as the poorest.

## History

The Republic of Aliceland was formerly a part of the British Empire, who, controlled Aliceland as a colony from 1691 until the country's independence in 1820. Thus, Aliceland now uses British spelling with several exceptions. Aliceland became a republic in 1832 and left the Commonwealth in 1851, though Aliceland would still trade with the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth nations.

Aliceland dropped the use of imperial units between 1969 and 1974 in favour of the metric system. However, imperial units are still used in several applications.

## Cities

* Pennebrygg -- the capital city of Aliceland.
* Boettcher -- the birthplace of an educational television animated series that premiered in 1965 (*Winkler's Numbers*), which never made its way to anglophone countries outside of Aliceland nor it had made it to the West or dubbed into any language other than English until 2017.

## Culture

### Languages

The only official language in Aliceland is English, although immigrant languages are becoming very common.

## Religion

Aliceland is a secular state, with Christianity being the most common religion.

## Transport

* Transport in Aliceland
* Road signs of Aliceland
Manchukuo

## Empire of Great Manchuria

**Prime Minister of Manchukuo:**
Zhang Jinghui *(1935–)*

**Manchukuo**, officially the **Empire of Great Manchuria**, is a puppet state of the Empire of Japan that was founded in 1932 after the Japanese invasion of Manchuria. It is a constitutional monarchy, with Puyi being its first and currently only Emperor of Manchukuo.
Magical Girl Museum of Sakiland

The **Magical Girl Museum of Sakiland** is a museum dedicated to magical girls around the world and is based in Mizunoekoneko, Sakiland. The grand opening of the Magical Girl Museum of Sakiland took place on 1 October 1996. The Magical Girl Museum of Sakiland is also a licensor of magical girl anime nationwide. A statue of Eternal Sailor Moon is located in the entrance to the museum.

## Displays

The Magical Girl Museum of Sakiland has displays of Japanese magical girls, American magical girls, Indian magical girls, Korean magical girls and all other magical girls around the world. Exhibits include:

* *Himitsu no Akko-chan: the manga that marked the start of the magical girl genre*
* *Sabrina Spellman, America's first magical girl*

## Archives

* Toei Animation does not market openings and endings of pre-*Sailor Moon* magical girl anime. The creditless openings and endings of pre-*Sailor Moon* magical girl anime have been preserved perfectly by the Magical Girl Museum of Sakiland, and they are also digitally mastered in HD. Japanese fans of these pre-*Sailor Moon* anime can obtain creditless openings and endings from the Magical Girl Museum of Sakiland, but these cost around 11,275 Sakian yen.
Transport in Rubyland

**Rubyland** is a really small country in the continent of Frelli with only three cities. Rubyland has a rapid transit system named Rubyland Railway, which opened in 1978. There is a road connection to Sapphireland, which is a Dutch- and French-speaking country. Rubyland was created in 1953 from the breakup of the Sapphire Settlement.

## Railways

Rubyland has its own metro system named Rubyland Railway. It has six lines, including the Bellerphone Line, which is a commuter railway line. Rubyland Railway owns six steam locomotives for use in express services of the Bellerphone Line: they are numbers 901 to 906.

Formerly, the Sapphireland Railway operated a service from Marisier (in the Sapphirian province of Chuleaux) to Stigsnell (in Rubyland). The line lacked electrification. The railway was abandoned in 2007 and was replaced with a free shuttle bus.

## Roads

Rubyland has ten motorways, and a vast network of primary and secondary roads. Rubyland has a bus system that consists of 802 bus routes and is operated by contracts.

Rubyland Taxis, started in 1955, is a network of taxicabs on major routes.

Rubyland Tricycles, started in 1990, is a network of shared taxi tricycles on minor routes.

### Speed limits

In Rubyland, speed limits are 80 km/h on motorways and 40 km/h on other roads. Rubyland has no rural areas, so therefore there are no separate urban and rural speed limits.

### Road signage

The current road signage of Rubyland is strongly based on the US MUTCD standard. See road signs of Rubyland for more information about the road signage.
Confectionland, Enchancia

**Confectionland** is a city located in the state of Saint Sebastian in Enchancia. The city is home to the Enchancian Sweet Confectionery Company. The city was firstly named as Bluehurst before being renamed to Confectionland.

## Transport

### Access

#### Road transport

Confectionland is accessible by the Confectionland Motorway (formerly Confectionland Highway) and carries M3 as the route marker.

#### Railways

Confectionland railway station is served by services operated by Confectionland Railways and Enchancian Railways.

### Public transport

Confectionland Buses is a bus company in Enchancia. Bus routes have different brandings. The company was founded in 1928. Trunk bus routes are usually numbered with one or two digits and normally fall in the range 1 to 40. 8teen is a busway service operated with Volvo Marcopolo Gran Viale high-floor bi-articulated buses and its single route is numbered 18.

## Notable places of interest

### Chocolat Meilleure statue

A statue of Chocolat Meilleure (Chocolate Miller in the Enchancian English dub) from *Sugar Sugar Rune* (*Chocolate and Vanilla* in Enchancia) was erected in the centre of a then-new roundabout in the suburb of Tessie in 2014 during road works, due to the popularity of that magical girl show in Enchancia and was sponsored by the Enchancian Sweet Confectionery Company.
Cuisine of Kawagoeland

The cuisine of Kawagoeland has been influenced by the European cuisine in the western part of Kawagoeland, and the Japanese cuisine in the eastern part of Kawagoeland. Kawagoeland has no national dish: there are *state signature dishes*, which are translated as "州の特製料理" (*Shū no tokusei ryōri*) in Kawagoenese Japanese, "州招牌菜" (*Zhōu zhāopái cài*) in Kawagoenese Mandarin, and "રાજ્ય હસ્તાક્ષર વાનગી" (*Rājya hastākṣara vānagī*) in Kawagoenese Gujarati.

## State signature dish

A state signature dish of Kawagoeland is a dish or a recipe that identifies and is strongly associated with a particular state of Kawagoeland.

* **State of Hakone:** *Majo no Sake* (meaning "witch's salmon") is a dish originated at the Witch's Hat Hotel in the early twentieth century, and served in their restaurant as its signature dish. It became a signature dish of the state of Hakone in 1930, and became a staple dish of the Halloween season in the state from 1977. The ingredients are: grilled salmon, tomato, onion, extra virgin olive oil and spinach. (The state of Hakone declares that Mediterranean diet as its official diet.)
* **State of Nanairoyama:**
List of banned Saturday-morning cartoons by country

"**Saturday-morning cartoon**" is a colloquial term for the original animated series programming that was typically scheduled on Saturday and Sunday mornings in the United States on the "Big Three" television networks. The genre's popularity had a broad peak from the mid-1960s through the mid-1990s; after that point it declined, in the face of changing cultural norms, increased competition from formats available at all times, and heavier regulations. In the last two decades of the genre's existence, Saturday-morning and Sunday-morning cartoons were primarily created and aired to meet regulations on children's television programming in the United States, or E/I. Minor television networks, in addition to the non-commercial PBS in some markets, continue to air animated programming on Saturday and Sunday while partially meeting those mandates.

Sometimes the government can outright ban a work from being consumed in their country. It usually happens in more authoritarian countries whose governments try to micromanage what their citizens can see. But even in more liberal countries, public pressure on retailers or broadcasters can lead to an effective ban on the work (although sometimes — but not always — you can get around it by importing it from somewhere else).

Works that get this treatment tend to be excessively violent or sexual in nature, feature content that is considered "taboo" locally, criticize or mock the country or its government, or otherwise depict behavior that might undermine the government's authority. The more authoritarian and/or conservative the government, the more works get censored. Even comparatively liberal countries have standards about what can be shown in works, which tends to affect the importation of erotica the most.

Enchancia is the worst offender in terms of censoring Saturday-morning cartoons from Hanna-Barbera, Filmation and DePatie-Freleng Enterprises, due to values dissonance in Enchancia (the values in Enchancia are different from those in other English-speaking countries). This is because Enchancia prefers sex and nudity over violence.

 *Birdman and the Galaxy Trio* | 1967–68 and 1968–69 seasons
Hakone Bus Office Company

### Fate

Ceased operating entirely and liquidated, nowadays bus services are provided by contractors

### Successor(s)

* Transdev
* Keolis
* MTR Bus

### Headquarters

Hakone, Kawagoeland

**Hakone Bus Office Company** was a council-owned public transport company that operated bus services within the entire city of Hakone, Kawagoeland and intercity coach services to smaller cities nearing Hakone. It was founded in 1939 and was liquidated in 1995, resulting in the end of government-owned bus services in Hakone. Hakone's bus services are now provided by contractors.

## History

Hakone Bus Office Company is the successor of the following companies:

* Hakone City Omnibus Corporation (HCOC; Japanese: 箱根市綜合バス株式会社 *Hakone-shi sōgō bashi kabushikigaisha*)
* Hakone and Setsuji Omnibus Service (H&SOS; Japanese: 箱根と節治綜合バス株式会社 *Hakone to Setsuji sōgō basu kabushikigaisha*)
* Hakone and Fujio Omnibus Company (H&FOC; Japanese: 箱根と藤尾綜合バス株式会社 *Hakone to Fujio sōgō basu kabushikigaisha*)
* The Hakone–Ganko Omnibus Company (HGOC; Japanese: 箱根・含子綜合バス株式会社 *Hakone Ganko sōgō basu kabushikigaisha*)

These companies were merged in 1940 to create the Hakone Bus Office Company. The company inherited the existing fleet from the predecessors, including the only Thornycroft Daring preserved in the world. In 1949, the Hakone Bus Office Company purchased 200 buses from the American manufacturer, White, in right-hand drive congifuration (model 798). Hakone Bus Office Company also purchased a number of bus types from British manufacturers: 100 Daimler double-decker buses in 1951, as well as 50 AEC Reliances and 130 Leyland Panthers in 1966.

In 1969, a single Fiat 412/Aerfer double-decker bus was purchased by the Hakone Bus Office Company and was built into a right-hand drive congifuration required for Hakone's roads, as number 6000. This type of bus is now preserved.
List of bus routes in the state of Bremer, Enchancia

This is a list of bus routes in every city of the state of Bremer, Enchancia. Bus routes in the cities of Althron, Bendell, Calbridge, Dembrook, Lolline, Maverny, Resmeade, Thoom, Wavern and Yandroll are not numbered. Saint Joseph used names for bus routes instead of numbers. The cities of Bopple, Dassle, Enfrole, Grems, Nilathales, Onthol, Randy, Tasson and Tylbert do not have bus systems. Coach routes are not included.
Road signs of Sakiland

In Sakiland, road signs and road markings in Sakiland are based on American and European road marking traditions, but generally bear resemblance to the signage used in New Zealand, the USA, Latin America, the United Kingdom, Europe, Australia and Japan in terms of function. These signs also apply to the city state of Oihara, as the city state is a satellite state of Sakiland. The end-of-speed limit signage is based on Japanese signage. Road signs are expressed in metric units (metres and kilometres).

The road signage font is either Clearview or Highway Gothic for Latin-script text, and NAR for Japanese text. Street signs are typically written in Vialog or Frutiger for Latin-script text.

The only monolingual sign is the stop sign which is written in English only.

## Regulatory signs

**Stop****Give way****Give way****Give way to oncoming traffic****Priority over oncoming traffic****Signals apply to this lane****Signals do not apply to this lane****No equestrians****No motor vehicles****No trucks****No bicycles****No pedestrians****No left turn****No right turn****No U-turn**
## Speed limits

In Sakiland, all speed limit signs are metric speed limit signs, posted in kilometres per hour. A red circle indicates a maximum speed limit, while a blue circle indicates a minimum speed limit. Speed limits vary between 10 and 170 km/h depending on the road.

**Maximum speed limit 10 km/h****Maximum speed limit 20 km/h****Maximum speed limit 30 km/h****Maximum speed limit 40 km/h****Maximum speed limit 50 km/h****Maximum speed limit 60 km/h****Maximum speed limit 70 km/h****Maximum speed limit 80 km/h****Maximum speed limit 100 km/h****Maximum speed limit 110 km/h****Maximum speed limit 120 km/h****Maximum speed limit 140 km/h**
## Obsolete signs

### Pre-1991 signs

**Stop****Give way****Maximum speed limit 60 km/h**
Watch for Pedestrians in Costumes

In Belleland's road signage, **Watch for Pedestrians in Costumes** is a supplementary warning plate placed below the exclamation mark warning sign. This sign is to notify drivers that there are fancy dress parties going on in the area and drivers should be more cautious while waiting for clear road.
Avaloran railway terminology

This article contains a list of terms, jargon, and slang used to varying degrees by railfans and railway employees in Avalor. Since Spanish and Swedish are the official languages of Avalor, they are marked (ES) if it is Spanish, (SV) if it is Swedish. These terms are sorted by the following alphabetical order: A, B, C, CH, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, LL, M, N, Ñ, O, P, Q, R, RR, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z, Å, Ä, Ö.

G

Guardia de tren
The person in charge of a train and its crew. On passenger trains, a train guard is also responsible for tasks such as assisting passengers and collecting tickets. (**ES**)
T

Tren de vagones humanos
Tågvakt
The corresponding Avaloran Swedish term for *guardia de tren*. (**SV**)
V

Vagón de carbón
Alexander I of Serbia

**Alexander I** (born 16 December 1888) is the current King of Serbia since 1921. He was formerly was a prince regent of the Kingdom of Serbia from 1914 to 1916, and then a prince regent of the state of Serbia until his father's death in August 1921, just a month after the Province Diploma was officialized.
Madeleine Clanton

**Madeleine Clanton** is an Australian-born female Sakian manga and anime fan. She was born on 7 January 1990 in Brisbane, Australia and she moved to Mizunoekoneko, Sakiland when she was seven years old. The person is one of three million Australians who wished to emigrate to Mizunoekoneko due to the city being advertised during the anime boom of the 1990s..
Hakone Railway Co., Ltd.

**Hakone Railway Co., Ltd.** (Japanese: 箱根鉄道株式会社 *Hakone tetsudō kabushikigaisha*; Chinese: 箱根铁道有限公司 *Xiānggēn tiědào yǒuxiàn gōngsī*; Gujarati: હકોને રેલવે કંપની લિમિટેડ *Hakōnē rēlavē kampanī limiṭēḍa*) is the main operator of commuter railways in the city of Hakone, Kawagoeland and the six towns that near that city.
Speed limits in Enchancia

Speed limits in Enchancia are set according to the state, not by the government. Thus, separate urban and rural speed limits may vary by the state. Enchancia uses metric speed limits in kilometres per hour (km/h).

The speed limit sign is a black number on a red circle, which is a practice also done in Europe and most other countries.

## Speed limits by state

### Southwest Enchancia

All of Southwest Enchancia defines 50 km/h (31 mph) as the built-up area speed limit, with the exception of Lushley, which defines a 45 km/h (28 mph) speed limit. Home zones have a speed limit capped to 20 km/h (12 mph). In rural areas, the speed limit is 90 km/h (55 mph).

### Far North Enchancia

The region of Far North Enchancia has higher speed limits than the rest of Enchancia.

Haglund, the least populated state in Far North Enchancia, has 60 km/h (37 mph) as the urban area speed limit, 120 km/h (75 mph) as the rural area speed limit and 150 km/h (93 mph) as the motorway speed limit.

Batwoon, Vexie, Yallome also define 60 km/h (37 mph) as the urban area speed limit, but for these states, Batwoon and Vexie define speed limits of 80 km/h to 100 km/h for rural areas and 130 km/h for motorways, with 110 km/h in rainy conditions.
Measurements and numerals in Kawagoenese cookbooks

In Kawagoeland, cookbooks and recipes today employ metric measurements, cup measurements and Arabic numerals. However, until the middle of the 1960s, American units, gas marks and kanji numerals were used, for example, 212 degrees Fahrenheit (boiling point of water, Celsius equivalent: 100 degrees) was written as "弐百十弐度" in recipe books.

## Numerals

Kawagoenese cookbooks now use Arabic numerals since the 1960s. Often, in the cookbooks, there is a section called "Numerals Conversion Table", which is a conversion table between kanji numerals and Arabic numerals.

**Standard kanji numerals**

**Kanji numerals 10 to 100, increments by 10**

**Kanji numerals 100 to 1,000, increments by 100**

**Fractional kanji numerals**

In most Kawagoenese cookbooks produced prior to 1960s, fractions are
German Sujihime

**German Sujihime** (German: *Deutsche Sudschihime*, Japanese: 德国の筋姫州 *Dekoku no Sujihime-shū*; Chinese: 海外德国筋姫州 *Hǎiwài déguó jīn jī zhōu*) is the predecessor of today's state of Sujihime in Kawagoeland. Founded in 1605, the colony joined Kawagoeland in 1754 and as a result, Germany has lost control of the colony. The city of Hallenholder, which is today's Enmamoto, was constructed as a planned city in 1634 following Renaissance city planning styles.
Vehicle registration plates of Rubyland

The country of Rubyland requires its residents to register their motor vehicles and display vehicle registration plates. Current plates are European standard 520 mm × 110 mm; however, plates in the North American standard 152 mm × 300 mm, as well as the Mercosur standard 400 mm × 130 mm, are also issued.

## Current series

Rubyland issues the current series in the form of three letters, three numbers and one alphanumeric digit in the form **LLL•DDDA** since 2004. However, plates issued in the 1978–2004 (**LL•DDDDD**) format are still valid, and the same applies to the 1967–1978 format, which is **LA•DDDD** or **AA•LDDDD**. The letters I and O were not used from 1967–2004, due to confusion with digits 1 and 0. Until 1983, the letters Q and V were not used as well. The third digit indicates the month for inspection (*1* for January through *0* for October), and the last digit is a check digit calculated by ISO 7064, MOD 37-36. The check digit is alphanumeric and it can be a letter from A to Z, or a number from 0 to 9.

In the older formats from 1967–2004, the second to the last digit indicates the month for inspection, and the last digit is a check digit calculated by the Luhn algorithm.

Since 2004, FE-Schrift is the font used for all number plates of Rubyland.

## Other issued series

* Bus plates of Rubyland reserve the form **RBL•DDDA**.
* Trailer plates start with W (**WLL•DDDA**).
Television in Sakiland

Television in Sakiland began in 1971, as the country moves away from authoritarianism and militarism.

Approximately 60% of Sakian citizens spend between one and four hours watching television. Sakiland's public television broadcaster is Sakiland Public Broadcasting Corporation (Japanese: サキランド公共放送社 *Sakirando kōkyō hōsō-sha*; Hindi: साकी लैंड सार्वजनिक प्रसारक *sakee laind saarvajanik prasaarak*; abbreviation: SPBC).

## History

Sakiland Public Broadcasting Corporation was founded on 1 January 1969. The company decided to start the television broadcast with colour television, instead of starting it with black-and-white to avoid costly black-and-white to colour migration. The first Japanese-language broadcast was made on 31 October 1971.

The year of 1973 saw the first English-language broadcasts in Sakiland, followed by Hindi language three years later, as the number of residents are immigrating to Sakiland from English-speaking countries and India.

The first imported programs were Hong Kong dramas, which saw its first broadcast dubbed into the Japanese language on SPBC 1 in 1977. The first Western cartoons arrived in Sakiland in 1980, in the form of Top Cat, The Flintstones, Scooby-Doo and Wacky Races.

In 1987, the first Korean drama was shown in Sakiland; it was dubbed into Japanese language and was aired on the then-new TVO (Television Ota). As of 1989, Sakiland had twelve television channels.

The 1990s saw an anime boom worldwide which started a trend of a large number of population from the cities in Japan, English-speaking countries and French-speaking countries, as well as a significant population from the cities of various countries of Europe, South Asia, Southeast Asia and West Asia moving to Sakiland, seeing a 5 million increase in population in the country. Mizunoekoneko, Sakiland was chosen as a destination for immigrants and tourists who loved anime and otaku culture, as the city was completed in line with the late 1990s anime boom; roughly around 7,350,000 lived in Mizunoekoneko in 1999, with 92% of the Mizunoekoneko's population watching anime in the same year. (The first anime broadcasts in Sakiland took place in 1995.) Toei Animation opened its Sakian office in 1996, and its Toei Animation shows are primarily shown on Television Yuki, Television Yuki+ and Television Chisegawa.

Bollywood films on Sakian television also became popular in the 1990s. The Sesame Channel, a channel for watching *Sesame Street* and its international co-productions, was launched in 1998.

## Channels

### Public broadcasting channels

 SPBC 2
 SPBC 3
 SPBC 4
Terrebleuvif

**Terrebleuvif** (NLDC single-letter country code: *T*), also known as the **Republic of Terrebleuvif** (French: *République de Terrebleuvif*), is a country in the Lunden continent, and a democratic capitalist country. It is a landlocked country that is bordered by English-speaking Jensonland to the west, German-speaking Kampfland to the east, French-speaking Piechlow to the south and French- and English-speaking Hailierland to the north, Lake Terrebleuvif lies along its northern border.

## History

Terrebleuvif was first settled by humans around 43,000 B.C., and Terrebleuvif was ruled by a kingdom until colonisation by French in the 19th century. In 1948, Terrebleuvif gained independence from France.

Terrebleuvif was one of the largest magical girl producers, it ranked fourth in Boyd's list of largest magical girl producers by country as of 1983, as the country outputted a total of 409 magical girls. Today, Terrebleuvif is the sixth largest magical girl producer.

## Description

Terrebleuvif is a highly developed country, and its official language is French.

Terrebleuvif has been driving on the left side of the road since 1962, in order to allow Terrebleuvif to be an original member of the Northern Lunden Development Community's Road Traffic Manual.

Terrebleuvif's currency is the NLDC franc, which is the currency shared between all countries of the Northern Lunden Development Community.

The city planning is based on the principles of the French since Terrebleuvif is a former French colony.

This country is best known for its purple waterfalls, and Terrobluian lion is the country's national animal.

Terrebleuvif follows the date format in the day-month-year sequence (e.g. *31 octobre 2014*), and the time format follows the rules of French (e.g. *15h00*), the month part in the date is not capitalised. Terrebleuvif follows the NLDC floor numbering scheme.

## Cities

* Ettermonde — The capital city of Terrebleuvif.
Hakone Television

**Hakone Television Co., Ltd.** (Japanese: 箱根電視株式会社 Hakone denshi kabushikigaisha) is one of the two companies that own the television channel, Hakone Television, the other being Studio 100 Media Kawagoeland Co., Ltd.

Hakone Television has been responsible for introducing magical girl television shows to Kawagoeland (which, in fact, Kawagoeland has a long tradition of Halloween). At that time of introduction of magical girl television shows to Kawagoeland, the policy that controlled the distribution of anime and manga was still in effect.

Hakone Television was launched in 1961, as the first television station in Kawagoeland to broadcast in colour using NTSC. In 1962, Hakone Television Co., Ltd. produced its first animated television series in association with the Hakone Animation Factory. The show was called Kunida the Little Ninja (小忍者國田さん). The show was filmed in colour and thus can now be found in Hakone Television 4th Channel.
Avalor

**Avalor** is a country in the continent of Fentoll world of Celloe. It is bordered by Enchancia to the north, which is separated by the Avaloran Strait.

## Description

The country is in the continent of Fentoll in the world of Celloe. The official languages are Spanish and Swedish, and the languages spoken depend on the area. Most of Avalor speaks Spanish, but the Eastern Region states speak Swedish. There is a bilingual zone.

## History

The Eastern Region of Avalor was under Swedish rule and was first settled in the 1400s. Two centuries later, the Spanish began to control the rest of Avalor. In 1879, Avalor declared independence from Spain and Sweden.

## Geography

Avalor consists of nine regions, and there are three or four states in each region.

### Northwestern Avalor

* Teupaquito (capital city: Guajón)
* Málaceres (capital city: Málaceres)
VAT identification number

A **value-added tax identification number** or **VAT identification number** (**VATIN**) is an identifier used in many countries, including the countries of the European Union, for value-added tax purposes.

In the EU, a VAT identification number can be verified online at the EU's official VIES website. It confirms that the number is currently allocated and can provide the name or other identifying details of the entity to whom the identifier has been allocated. However, many national governments will not give out VAT identification numbers due to data protection laws.

The full identifier starts with an ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 (2 letters) country code (except for Greece, which uses the ISO 639-1 language code *EL* for the Greek language, instead of its ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code *GR*, and Northern Ireland, which uses the code *XI* when trading with the EU) and then has between 2 and 13 characters. The identifiers are composed of numeric digits in most countries, but in some countries they may contain letters.

Foreign companies that trade with private individuals and non-business organisations in the EU may have a VATIN starting with "EU" instead of a country code, e.g. Godaddy EU826010755 and Amazon (AWS) EU826009064.

From 1 January 2020 the valid VAT number of the customer is a material requirement to be able to apply the zero VAT rate for intra-Community supplies of goods in the EU. If the customer’s VAT number is not valid, 0% VAT rate cannot be applied. Companies must make sure that the VAT numbers of their customers are checked.
Naoko Line (Kawagoeland)

The **Naoko Line** (直子線) is a railway line that links Hakone, Kawagoeland with Naoko, Kawagoeland, which is a town in the state of Himeji. It is operated by Kawagoeland Railways West.

## Services

The following services operate on the Naoko Line:

* S 3 Hakone Central Station ↔ Kawaramachi (from Hakone Central Station continues through Miburi Line)
* S 7 Hakone Central Station ↔ Yukamae
* RE 5 Hakone Central Station ↔ Naoko Central Station
* RE 7 Hakone Central Station ↔ Atsumi Central Station
* RB 10 Hakone Gateway Gardens ↔ Atsumi Central Station
* RB 22 Atsumi Central Station ↔ Naoko Central Station

The following services operate a portion of the Naoko Line before going through service:

* RB 13 Hakone Central Station ↔ Ōrome (on Ōrome Line)
Magical girl anime in Enchancia

Enchancia's magical girl anime history began with the airing of *Sailor Moon* in very few states, but it only gained popular with *Sugar Sugar Rune*.

## History

After *Magical DoReMi* was banned in Enchancia (and Avalor) for being too sexual, Enchancia had to find a way to get the magical girl genre popular. A licensing agreement with Anno Moyoco, Studio Pierrot and Kodansha was reached, and *Sugar Sugar Rune* was licensed in Enchancia for English dubbing by the Enchancian Manga Group. The show premiered in 2008 on Mediabus Channel 9. All 50 episodes were dubbed in Coltbridge Studio, a recording studio. The show was listed as an Anime Icon of Enchancia in 2011 due to its popularity nationwide. It even spawned merchandise and a statue in Confectionland on a roundabout.
Linoellan language

The Linoellan language (*Linó˚lyah*) is a Boufish language that is most closely related to the now-extinct Haglundian. It was spoken throughout the Kingdom of Linoella, and is still spoken today in the Enchancian state of Linoella with a new orthography.

## Phonemes

### Consonants

Modern Linoellan has these consonant phonemes:

* **Nasals:** m, n, ŋ
* **Plosives:** p, b, t, d, c, ɟ, k, ʔ
* **Sibilants:** s, z, ʃ, ʒ
* **Non-sibilant fricatives:** f, v, x, xʷ, ɣ
* **Approximants:** ʋ, j
* **Trills:** r
* **Lateral approximants:** l
* **Co-articulated:** w

In the medieval times (and until the 17th century), Linoellan had several other phonemes: [m̥ n̥ ŋ̊ θ ð mʷ tʷ pʷ kʷ lʷ ɥ]. Phonemes m̥, n̥ and ŋ̊ were replaced by the simple m, n and ŋ, while θ and ð became phonemes s and z respectively. Labialised phonemes [mʷ tʷ pʷ kʷ lʷ] have also disappeared and replaced by the geminated versions, while ɥ was merged into the vowel u. Linoellan also had two nasalised consonants during the medieval times [s̃ z̃], they are now replaced by consonant clusters 'sn' and 'zn' respectively.

### Vowels

#### Nasal vowels

Modern Linoellan pronounciations do not always preserve the pronounciations of nasal vowels from loanwords of other languages, such as French, and Modern Linoellan does not distinguish between oral and nasal vowels. However, during the medieval times nasal vowels were very common, especially in Old Linoellan. Old Linoellan's nasal vowels were [ã ẽ ə̃ ɪ̃ õ ɔ̃ ø̃ ʏ̃ ỹ]. The sign for the nasal vowel was written with a superscript ring, followed by the base letter, for example, *˚A* (lowercase *˚a*) was pronounced [ã]. Phoneme ʏ̃ was written as *˚v* (letter *u* did not exist in medieval times).

Many computer fonts do not support the use of ring above (Unicode U+02DA), and the symbol is not present on any keyboard. There are workarounds:

* In Microsoft Word, go to Insert > Symbol > More Symbols, locate the Unicode point 02DA, and then click Insert.
* Users of a German keyboard have a key for the degree sign, so therefore the degree sign replaces ring above.
Road signs of Enchancia (1937)

The Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Enchancia was published in 1937. It was the first non-American country to influence the use of MUTCD components, which include warning signs. Prohibitory signs were instead based on European red circle design and often contained text only.

Warning signs often contained text only with the exception of rough road, intersections, bends, curves, railway crossing and railway crossing with no gates or lights, which are pictograms.
Allme Thalor, Shidaland

**Allme Thalor** is a city in Shidaland. It is the second most populous city in Shidaland after Hogcaster, the capital and largest city.

## Public transport

Allme Thalor's public transport is nowadays provided by Allme Thalor Regional Authority, which operates bus services city-wide. The current three-digit numbering system was implemented with the delivery of right-hand drive Büssing Präfekt buses in 1968, replacing the sequentially-numbered system used from the introduction of route numbers in Allme Thalor in 1947. Leyland National (1972) and Nissan Diesel U20L (1973) buses have three-digit number route indicators. With the introduction of three-digit bus routes in 1968, most buses were retrofitted with three-piece route blinds replacing the one-piece route blind.

Allme Thalor's old buses have a route indicator (three-digit blinds) on the right and a destination indicator on the left, unlike Hogcaster which the bus only has a route indicator above the windshield with destinations of the route displayed on the bus windshield.

Double-decker buses were introduced in 1976 with the purchase of 19 Bristol VRTs for use in bus route 100 from Allme Thalor Bus Terminus to Allme Thalor International Airport.

Unlike Hogcaster, Allme Thalor did not operate any articulated buses.

Allme Thalor Xpress, which opens in 2024, will replace a number of high-frequency bus routes and it will be operated by 100% electric Hess Lightram 25 bi-articulated buses with TOSA rapid-flash charging system supplied by ABB. Allme Thalor Xpress will operate underground.
Mitsutsa-Kimiko Bus Transportation Authority

The **Mitsutsa-Kimiko Bus Transportation Authority** (Japanese: 蜜茶・喜美子バス交通局株式会社 *Mitsutsa-Kimiko basu kōtsū-kyoku kabushikigaisha*; Mandarin: 蜜茶・喜美子公交运输局有限公司 *Mì chá xǐměizi gōngjiāo yùnshū jú yǒuxiàn gōngsī*; Gujarati: મિત્સુઝા કિમિકો બસ ટ્રાન્સપોર્ટેશન ઓથોરિટી કો., લિ. *Mitsujhā kimikō basa ṭrānsapōrṭēśana ōthōriṭī kō., Li.*) is a bus company that serves the medium-sized cities of Mitsutsa and Kimiko, as well as various towns between these cities in the state of Hakone in Kawagoeland.

## Bus routes

### Mitsutsa

* 170: Okamatsu Avenue (岡松大街) to Yukisawa Road (柚木沢道)
* 171: Second Street (第二街) to Nanburo Centre (㨔部郎中央)
Kyaithada, Yahlenland

**Kyaithada** (Burmese: ကြိဌဍ) is the capital city of Yahlenland. Having a population of 752,000, it is the least-populated capital in the Northern Lunden Development Community.

## Buildings

Most buildings in Kyaithada have at least between four and seven floors, and no basements. Each building is equipped with a lift, supplied by the government-owned Electricon (Burmese: ဧဠ်ကူဋြကန်း *Elekuutrkun:*).

## Transport

### Motorway

The Kyaithada-Zagona Motorway (Y1) and Kyaithada-Liwabene Motorway (Y2) start at Kyaithada. Three motorways from Piechlow and one motorway from Jensonland have access to Kyaithada.

### Public transport

Kyaithada's public transport is the worst in the Northern Lunden Development Community. Reasons include delays, use of old vehicles and lack of accessibility to the disabled people. Most buses are of Ikarus or ZiU manufacture. Kyaithada has not purchased any new buses since the fall of communism in Eastern Europe in 1989.

In 2022, Kyaithada Public Transport has made a contract with Yutong to supply all-electric (E12) buses in an attempt to replace Ikarus- and ZiU-manufactured buses over concerns about emissions.

A tram system is running in Kyaithada. It has two lines.
Transport in Kawagoeland

Kawagoeland has a highly developed transport network. The first railway line in Kawagoeland opened in 1847 (Hakone–Kawagoe Line), the first metro system was built in 1903 and the first highway was built in 1936.

## Road transport

Kawagoeland has a large network of roads, popular with travellers in places where the railway network does not extend to.

Kawagoeland uses a scheme of numbered highways based on the American Interstate Highway System and the U.S. highway system. In order, they are:

* **Class A Interstate Highway** (A形州間高速道路 *A-gata shūkankōsokudōro*) – route numbers prefixed with **A**.
* **Class B Interstate Highway** (B形州間高速道路 *B-gata shūkankōsokudōro*) – route numbers prefixed with **B**.
* **Kawagoenese Highway** (川越国高速道路 *Kawagoe-koku kōzokudōro*) – route numbers prefixed with **K**.

Kawagoeland has a series of special routes. They are:

* **Alternate route** (代替道路 *Daitai dōro*) – route numbers suffixed with **A** or **B**.
* **Business route** (業務道路 *Gyōmu dōro*) – route numbers suffixed with **G**.
* **Bypass route** (旁路道路 *Bonro dōro*) – route numbers suffixed with **T**.
* **Optional route** (随意道路 *Zuii* *dōro*) – route numbers suffixed with **Z**.
* **Scenic route** (風光明媚な道路 *Fūkō meibina dōro*) – route numbers suffixed with **S**.
* **Spur route** (拍車道路 *Hakusha dōro*) – route numbers suffixed with **H**.
* **Toll route** (有料道路 *Yūryō dōro*) – marked by a plate containing the word "TOLL" and kanji "有料".
Boettcher, Aliceland

**Boettcher** is a city in Aliceland in the province of Melina. The city is best known for the headquarters of Paliakov Productions, who made several animated series like *Winkler's Numbers*, usually never exported outside of Aliceland with a few exceptions, most notably the magical girl series named *Francesca the Magical Witch*.

## Paliakov Productions

Paliakov Productions, an animation business, has its headquarters in Boettcher. Paliakov Productions is famous for *Winkler's Numbers*, an animated cartoon that teached Alician children mathematics (which was never exported outside of Aliceland, nor aired in the West or in Asian or African regions, or dubbed into any language other than English until 2017), and *Francesca the Magical Witch*, one of Paliakov Productions' magical girl animated series which made its way to other anglophone countries (but never in the United States) and even in Japan and South Korea.

## Sights

In Boettcher, there is the Boettcher Tramway Museum that collects the facts about history of the tramway system in Boettcher and how most of the then-remaining tramway network converted to a light rail system.

## Transport

### Automobile

Access to Boettcher is provided by motorways that come from Pennebrygg and Edgecombe.

### Public transport

Boettcher's public transport system is operated by Boettcher Public Transport Agency. It operates a heritage tramway system and a high-floor light rail system built to German standards, with each line referred to by its letter and name. The high-floor light rail system was indeed a tramway until 1979. This system is known as Boettcher Tramways.
Fairfield Intercity Transport Services

**Fairfield Intercity Transport Services Ltd.** (French: **Services de Transport Fairfield Intercités S.A.**; Finnish: **Fairfieldin Kaukoliikennepalvelut Oy**) is a Laventelian transportation and logistics company based in Hamalainen, Laventeliland. It was founded on 1 September 1979 from the merger of the three previous companies: **Fairfield & Sons Limited**, **Paris Transportation** and **A. F. Freight**.

## Containers

Fairfield Intercity Transport Services Ltd.'s containers come in seven sizes, indicated by the prefixes of the container.
Train reporting number (Kawagoeland)

In Kawagoeland, depending on the operator, train reporting numbers may be displayed on a destination indicator, on a separate display, or not at all. Often, most trains usually have no train reporting number displaying equipment, and train reporting numbers are displayed on the front destination indicators.

## Kawagoeland Railways Group

The Kawagoeland Railways Group states that "train operating numbers must be displayed on destination indicators or on a separate display box for passenger electric multiple units."

Train operating numbers are never displayed on freight trains or special heritage trains, with one exception: if the special heritage train has a train number indicator, then a train number must be displayed. The current system was codified in 1958, replacing the former five-digit system.

### Departure time

The first field that forms the first part of a train number displayed on destination indicators is the departure time. It shows the hour and the day the train has been departed.

The numbers 00 to 23 are allocated to trains departing between 00:00 and 23:59 on a Monday (no a.m. and p.m. are allowed; use 24-hour clock). To determine a train departing on other days, a number multiple of 30 must be added to the hour number:

* **Trains departing on a Tuesday:** add 30 to the hour number, get numbers 30 to 53 for hours 00:00 to 23:59.
* **Trains departing on a Wednesday:** add 60 to the hour number, get numbers 60 to 83 for hours 00:00 to 23:59.
* **Trains departing on a Thursday:** add 90 to the hour number, get numbers 90 to 113 for hours 00:00 to 23:59.
* **Trains departing on a Friday:** add 120 to the hour number, get numbers 120 to 143 for hours 00:00 to 23:59.
* **Trains departing on a Saturday:** add 150 to the hour number, get numbers 150 to 173 for hours 00:00 to 23:59.
* **Trains departing on a Sunday:** add 180 to the hour number, get numbers 180 to 203 for hours 00:00 to 23:59.

In computers, train numbers are padded with leading zeroes on the departure time field, but on trains, they do not display leading zeroes on the departure time field.

### Sequence number

In all types of trains, the sequence number is an even number for a "down train" and an odd number for an "up train".

### Route taken and train type

The route taken to the destination, and its train type, is represented by a series of one or two letters.

#### Kawagoeland Railways High-Speed Network

* **A**: State of Hakone
* **B**: State of Sakaibara
* **C**: State of Sujihime
* **D**: State of Kikuna
* **E**: State of Kawagoe
* **F**: State of Himeji
* **G**: State of Mitsudo
Murihiku, Kawagoeland

**Murihiku** (Japanese: むりひく; Mandarin: 穆里希库 *Mù lǐ xī kù*; Gujarati: મુરીહિકુ *Murīhiku*) is the second largest city in the state of Fukui in Kawagoeland.

Murihiku is home to its haunted house (Murihiku Haunted House) at 16129 Itsukuma Street, built in 1958. The city has a population of 3,980,470 as of May 2021. The city of Murihiku gives its streets both a street number and a street name, and the use of street names is common. For example, Street 184 in Murihiku is Kyugetsu Street 4. House numbers are given based on the distance in miles (even though kilometres is officially used in Kawagoeland), rounded to three decimal places, and the decimal point is removed.

The city's name is a Maori name describing a region of the South Island in New Zealand, it is a reference to the birth region of the first New Zealander to enter Kawagoeland.

## Transport

Murihiku Central Station is Murihiku's main station.

Murihiku Tramways consist of six lines and nine routes (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9). Routes 2, 4, 5, 7 and 9 are operated with eco-friendly technologies and many modern amenities which include an on-board storage battery, and a pantograph charging system at each of its stations, while routes 1, 3, 6 and 8 continue to operate under the traditional pantograph electric system. Murihiku Tramways opened in 1888 as a horse-drawn tram system and was converted to electric in 1903. Murihiku Tramways used to have ten lines and twenty routes in the 1950s. Route 2 and the lines route 2 used survived through the 1980s, but it was completely rebuilt to a catenary-free route and line in 2014. The same went for tram route 7. Routes 4, 5 and 9 returned in 2016, 2017 and 2015 respectively.

Murihiku Buses is Murihiku's bus network.
Yumekansha

**Yumekansha** (Japanese: 夢館社 *Yumekansha*; Hindi: युमेकांशा *yumekaansha*) is a Sakian anime licensing and distributing company that licences Toei magical girl anime before *Sailor Moon* with the exception of *Sally the Witch*. The company is headquartered in Mizunoekoneko, Sakiland and was founded in 1998. Yumekansha only does subtitling in English, due to the country's number of official languages.

Yumekansha has a complete product line, Majokko Nighttime Adventure (Japanese: 魔女っ子夜の冒険 *Majokko yoru no bōken*; Hindi: माजोको रात का रोमांच *maajoko raat ka romaanch*).
Road signs of Kawagoeland/1937 set

The 1937 set of Road signs in Kawagoeland was influenced by the 1931 Geneva Convention concerning the Unification of Road Signals and the 1935 American Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD).

## Warning signs

Although warning signs must be triangular according to the 1931 Geneva Convention, Kawagoeland opted for a yellow diamond specified by the 1935 American MUTCD (which diverges standards from the Convention). Signs denoting other dangers are indicated by a text in both Japanese (with furigana) and English that explain the danger.

CurveSharp curveCrossroadsT-intersectionUneven surfaceNarrow bridgeTramsProtected railway crossingUnprotected railway crossingOne-lane bridgeHill
## Caution signs

Kawagoeland opted for a square yellow sign for signs recommending caution, although the 1931 Convention says that caution signs consist of a rectangle, the body of which is a dark colour, on which is shown a white or pale yellow equilateral triangle. Signs denoting other dangers are indicated by a text in both Japanese (with furigana) and English that explain the danger. However, the school caution sign has a textual alternative.

Traffic signalsCrossroads (when the intersection is low-visibility)SchoolPlaygroundPedestrians crossingLoose gravel
## Prohibitory signs

Prohibitory signs followed the 1931 Geneva Convention.

Road closedNo entryNo carsNo motorcyclesNo motor vehiclesNo trucksNo bicyclesNo pedestrian crossingHeight restrictionWidth restrictionWeight restrictionWeight restriction for automobilesSpeed limit
History of bus route numbering in Shidaland

## Allme Thalor, Shidaland

* **Pre-1947:** not numbered
* **1947-1968:** sequential
* **1968-present:** three digits, first digit indicating the area

Allme Thalor introduced a sequential numbering system in 1947 for its bus routes which had been previously **not** numbered until that year. The current three-digit system was introduced in 1968.

## Hogcaster, Shidaland

* **Pre-1920:** letters
* **1920-present:** sequential
* **1934-present:** sequential with prefixes

Hogcaster introduced bus routes but all **are** lettered (A to H) – they were changed over to numerals in 1920.

## Ingon, Shidaland

* **Pre-1976:** not numbered
* **1976-present:** sequential

Ingon, a small city, introduced numbering of bus routes in 1976. When Ingon introduced bus route numbering, it had only six routes. Ingon now has 17 bus routes.
United States of the Sapphire Settlement

The **United States of the Sapphire Settlement** was a country that existed from 1800 until 1947. It is the predecessor of today's Sapphireland, Rubyland, Emeraldland, Amethystland, Topazland, Diamondland, Goldland, Silverland, Jadeland, Opalstan, and Carnelianland.

There were 11 official languages, including English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Jadian, Goldian, Diamondian and Carneli.
Majokko Nighttime Adventure

**Majokko Nighttime Adventure** (Japanese: 魔女っ子夜の冒険 *Majokko yoru no bōken*; Hindi: माजोको रात का रोमांच *maajoko raat ka romaanch*) is a product for young girls to conquer bedwetting by Yumekansha.

The Majokko Nighttime Adventure package is available in sizes of 100-110 (ages 4 to 8) and 110-120 (ages 8 to 15).

## Features

The Majokko Nighttime Adventure underwear is made in 'knickers' style since Majokko Nighttime Adventure is targeted to girls. The underwear is made out of soft fabric; a picture of a magical girl is shown on the front of the underwear, and the magical girl's item is shown on the back. These underwear include a pocket for absorbent inserts. When a child wets, a child replaces the insert. The underwear is machine washable and ready to be used daily after washing. The underwear is available in five cute designs of magical girls, depending on the package: *Majokko Megu-chan* (two designs) and *Mahou no Mako-chan* (three designs).