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SoftBeats

### **What is SoftBeats?**

SoftBeats is a website for indie music artists to post both music and status posts, created by Betty Hartford, a famous musician that made the website as a way to "give back to the community". Due to how much money Betty has, the website doesn't need ads to stay up. It also means however that musicians don't make money off of the site itself. Because of a lack of advertisers and lack of monetary gain for the person in question, people are very rarely banned off of the website and music isn't usually taken down.

### **Notes**

* Rowan, Grim, Ren, Felix, Mel and Rani are among the users on the site, having an account (or accounts).
* Each profile is opened in another window (similar to YouTubes "picture-in-picture" feature)
Bahi Sabik

* Adult (E)
* Adult (M)

### **Appearance**

In his usual appearance, Sabik is a 5'11ft man with tan skin and dusty purple hair that's cut to shoulder length with bangs that are swept to the side. His eyes are purple and he has dark eyebags under his eyes.

### **Backstory**

Sabik was 13 when he became an Alter and doesn't remember his life before that. Overtime would grow a tense relationship with the host of the system George McMahon due to.

George would sleep the entire day and stay up the entire night so he would hang out with who ever happened to be awake. This is where he would meet Rowan and Dexter and these three would constantly go to various parties and events together, with Sabik either having to deal with the body's hangovers or having to watch George while he was drunk to make sure he didn't do anything that would put himself or anyone else in danger.
Super Sidekicks

***"Super Sidekicks"*** is the first segment of the second episode of Season 4. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on September 14, 1996.

## Synopsis

Aaron and Everett decide to pretend to be their superhero alter egos, Awesome Aaron and Epic Everett, once more, with Emma, Jacob and Claude also getting in on the fun and making up alter egos of their own; Flower Power, The Caped Cap and Bash Boy, respectively.
Metztli Amon

* Adult (E)
* Adult (M)

### Mental Disorders

Antisocial Personality Disorder, Dyslexia, Bipolar II, Compulsive Lying Disorder

## Other

### Assosiations

Abaddon Amon - Husband, Azazel Amon - First Son, Ren Saturnus - Second Son, Naamah Amon - Daughter, Lavinia Moreno - Mother, Malcom Karim - Father, Acheron Karim - Brother, Enyo Karim - Sister, Marinette Gardet - Sister-in-law, Kikimora Karim - Niece

## Extra

### **Appearance**

In her usual appearance, Metztli is a 6'6ft woman with tan skin and black curly hair that's cut to waist length, except for her bangs that are just past her light blue eyes.

### Backstory

In 1989 Metztli married her husband Abaddon and became queen of The Underworld. 13 years later, they would have their first child, Azazel. Unlike his parents, Azazel was very nice and passive and even after years of his parents trying to toughen him up, he didn't change and the two decided to try and have another child. Just 5 years after their first, they had a second son who they named Christopher. He was the complete opposite of his brother as the two had hoped and they would spend the next 10 years training him to follow in their criminal footsteps, Metztli's talent for manipulation and Abaddon's murderous tendencies.

Eighteen years later, the two would have a third child, Naamah, planning to repeat what they did with Christopher while applying what they had learned, 10 years after his disappearance. By this point, Azazel had caught on to what they where planning and adopted Naamah, straining their relationship.
The Overworld

### **What is The Overworld?**

The Overworld (also referred to as The Abovelands) is a region in the afterlife beneath Heaven and above Limbo. This is the home to anyone mentally stable enough to not be in Limbo and anyone good enough to not be allowed in Hell or The Underworld but aren't good enough to be put on the same level as people sent to Heaven.

### **Government**

The king/queen take orders from the king/queen of Heaven and cannot make important decisions themselves. There are cameras everywhere (even in households) with entire teams of people monitoring them. Trying to break them or obstruct them will result in a life prison sentence or death. There are many blind spots scattered around but if found using them you will be given the same sentence. This has never happened because no one knows the cameras are there and the people who do know are even too worried to say anything or get kick out of the overworld.

### **Countries**

Currently, The Overworld is only made up of 5 countries:

#### **Venengasing (The Overseers Wildlands)**

Venengasing is a country known for its vast forest land and secretive yet kind inhabitants, most of which being people called "Overseers" who monitor activity within The Overworld and help where they can. During The Moral Turf War, many of the residents where medics and suppliers for the military, earning the countries respect. The orange in their flag represents this courage and sacrifice and the white represents the peace they made due to that, with the tree obviously representing the countries scenery.

### **Extra**

* Terminology used pertaining the underworld is: Overworldian (for citizens/ nationality/ ethnicity etc),
Mechamato

### **What is Mechamato?**

Mechamato is an in-universe anime of the mecha genre, with the premise being a parody of the 1995 anime "Neon Genesis Evangelion" and the characters being parody of anime tropes in general. It's mainly associated with Thomas Collins due to his obsession with the franchise and its significance within his backstory.
Race Car Rumble

***"Race Car Rumble"*** is the second segment of the twelfth episode of Season 4. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on December 14, 1996.

## Synopsis

Claude shows off his new remote-controlled car to Aaron and Everett, boasting that it's the greatest RC car of all time. Thinking that they can beat him, the two boys then gather two RC cars of their own from the attic and challenge their friend to an RC car race.
Tower of Fast Consequences

"hope you were enjoying your time on the timed challenges"

The **Tower of Fast Consequences** (or **ToFC** for short), is a Mid-High Insane difficulty, community made, ascension-based tower located in Area 2, made by **TixelPix**.

You can currently play it here.

## Music

Portal Room & Floor 1: The Binding of Isaac - Basement Theme

Floor 2: Crypt of the Necrodancer - Stone Cold (3-1 Cold)

Floor 3: Crypt of the Necrodancer - Dance of the Decorous (3-2 Cold)

Floor 4: The Binding of Isaac: Antibirth - Gloria Filio (Mom's Heart)

Floor 5: The Binding of Isaac: Antibirth - The Hammer of Pompeii (Necropolis)

Floor 6: Celeste - Reach for the Summit

Floor 7: The Binding of Isaac: Fiend Folio - Luke 11: 14-17 (no link sorry)

Floor 8: DM Dokuro - Guardian of the Former Seas

Floor 9: Unknown

Floor 10 & The Timed Challenges: Touhou 11 SA - Nuclear Fusion (Utsuho Reiuji's Theme)

## Trivia

* This is the first community made tower ever.
Aki Collins

* Adult
* Teen

### Assosiations

Thomas Collins - Foster Father, Amy Hemming - Foster Mother, Azazel Amon - Foster Father, Grim Saturnus - Aunt, Ren Saturnus - Uncle, Eddie Saturnus - Cousin, Nikita Saturnus - Cousin, Quinn Saturnus - Cousin, Fern Reyes - Friends

### **Appearance**

Aki is 4'3ft with light blue skin and neon yellow eyes. She has clear, dark blue tinted, hair that's cut to neck length with one piece of hair covering her right eye.

### **Notes**

* If Aki was a malux, they would have their genetics based off of their adoptive parents because they were adopted at a young age.
	+ If based of Thomas and Azazel's genetics, they would have brown curly hair, blue eyes and tan skin.
	+ If based of Thomas and Amy's genetics, they would have brown straight hair, green eyes and pale skin.
	+ If based of all three's genetics, they would have brown curly hair, green eyes and fair skin.
		- Although Amy is "technically" their adoptive mother, its less likely that Aki's genetics would be affected by her because Amy has never had an interest in being involved with her upbringing.
Hoop Dancing Wiki

**Welcome to the Hoop Dancing Wiki!**
A resource for anyone who is interested in learning about hula hoop dancing!

Hooping topics include:

* history
* materials
* tricks
* whatever else you want to share about hooping!

Please add your knowledge about hooping so we can grow the community and help new hoopers find their flow!

**We're a collaborative community website about Hoop Dancing that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content.**

## Important articles

PlaceholderA page about your topicPlaceholderA Main CharacterPlaceholderThe First EpisodePlaceholderAn Important LocationPlaceholderA Key EventPlaceholderA Crucial Item

*Need help building out this community?*

* Rules of this wiki
* Getting Started
* How to Contribute
* Managing your new community
* Guides
* All Help articles

You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!

*Community Founders*: Write a good and paragraph-length description for your welcome section about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit the admin dashboard for more tips.
History of Hoop Dancing

The hula hoop gained popularity as a children's toy in the 1950's, but it has re-emerged as a form of expression as well as a fun fitness activity!

Hoopers frequently meet both formally and informally to spin with each other, as well as perform at festivals and shows.

The art of hoop dancing is still evolving--grab a hoop and join us in creating the culture!
Wordle Wiki

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Welcome! This wiki has a list of all Wordles (even future ones) and a trivia page!

## Wordle #196

Example of a solved Wordle

Wordle is an online word game created by Josh Wardle (which we all automatically assume is pronounced Josh Wordle). In the game, players attempt to guess a five-letter word within six attempts.

Hints are given via the colors of the tiles; yellow tiles indicate the letter is in the word but in the wrong order, green tiles indicate the letter is in the word and is in the correct position, gray tiles indicate the letter is not in the word at all.

The game offers a Hard Mode. In this mode, all letters in the word that the user has already correctly guessed must be included in subsequent guesses. This makes it harder to search for letters you have not yet guessed, since some of the tiles in guesses must be taken up by letters you have already found.

There are options for Dark Theme and Color Blind Mode. Dark Theme changes the background from white to dark gray, and Color Blind mode uses more colorblind friendly colors, changing the green and yellow tiles to orange and blue tiles, respectively.

##### About this wiki

This wiki includes all Wordles in existence, from June 19 2021 – October 20 2027. This includes upcoming Wordles, so if you do not want any spoilers, don't click lists of future Wordles. For conveinence, past and future Wordles are split into two categories in the navigation bar (the current day's word is grouped with the future Wordles to prevent spoilers). The Complete list of Wordles also contains spoilers. The trivia page has like ~20 spoilers for the year 2027 in case you have photographic memory or something lol.

There will always be the possibility that the lists on this wiki are outdated. New York Times changes the list of Wordles fairly frequently, and the process of checking the entire list and updating multiple lists is time-consuming, so it could be a while since the wiki lists were updated. The last update was on June 3, 2022.

If you have any ideas about improving the wiki, consider posting about it in the Suggestions category of the Discussions page.

Wordle of the Month has been discontinued due to lack of popularity.

#### Where do I play?

Currently, the official Wordle game is only available on the web, and any apps available are spin-offs or knock-offs of the game. The official game can be played at https://www.nytimes.com/games/wordle/index.html

Hope you enjoy!
Shaman

Ancient rituals that honour the dark gods of old have awakened the long forgotten powers of creation and destruction.  Adorned in bold war paints, shamans perform rituals and offer sacrifices to their totems, granting them abilities to render opponents weak and fearful against their vicious brutal savagery during times of battle. Able to bring the slain back from the dead, the primal priests can perform rituals together, bolstering their powers to channel the primitive energies of old to once more manifest themselves within the lands.  Hurling their brutal weapons at foes, shamans are a ferocious and cruel force, and they are feared opponents due to their fervor in conflict.

You must follow one of the following deities to join this guild:  Armagor, Grummsh, Ilneval, Nameless One, Yoglhu Or Yurtrus

## **Spells**

### **Curative:**

battle heal     regenerate      warrior spirit  purify

### **Miscellaneous:**

touch of armagor   irritation         conjoin            summon spirit      summon corpse      renew spirit

place of power     warrior guard      restore body       restore life       infuse spirit      affliction
Fear and Clothing

“*Wait a minute, this isn't my shirt!*”
―Everett when he realizes that he put on Emma's shirt by mistake
“*Neither is mine!*”
―Aaron, wearing Jacob's shirt
*"**Fear and Clothing**"* is the first segment of the tenth episode of Season 1. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on July 23, 1994.

## Synopsis

Aaron, Everett, Jacob and Emma accidentally get their laundry mixed up with each other at the laundromat.
Jacob Clark

**Jacob Ethan Clark** is the best friend of Aaron and Everett next to Emma and a supporting character from the Nickelodeon animated series *The Dawson Duo*. He is voiced by Rob Paulsen.

## Appearance

Jacob Clark is a 12-year old boy with orange hair and brown eyes who wears a blue t-shirt with navy blue sleeves and a Charlie Brown-esque zigzag around it, brown jeans, navy blue sneakers and a baby blue baseball cap worn backwards.
Ten-Pin Tension

***"Ten-Pin Tension"*** is the second segment of the sixth episode of Season 4. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on October 12, 1996.

## Synopsis

Aaron, Everett and Jacob go out for a game of bowling at the Blackberry Bowling Alley. However, Jacob is so inexperienced with bowling that he fails to knock down even a single pin on his tries, so his friends decide to train him in hopes of helping him improve his bowling skills.
Eight-Legged Terrors

***"Eight-Legged Terrors"*** is the first segment of the fifth episode of Season 4. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on October 6, 1996.

## Synopsis

When Emma confesses that she has arachnophobia ever since a spider crawled across her face when she was a baby, Aaron and Everett try to help her fight her longtime fear.
Butt of the Jacob

“*Guys... how could you do this to me?!*”
―Jacob
*"**Butt of the Jacob**"* is the second segment of the twelfth episode of Season 3. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on January 27, 1996.

## Synopsis

While helping Jacob clean the attic in his house, Aaron and Everett stumble upon some embarrassing photos of him as a baby, and after having a good laugh at them, they then proceed to share them with their classmates at school. This results in Jacob being humiliated for it, losing his self-esteem and slipping into a deep depression.
Return of the Super Dawson Brothers

*"**Return of the Super Dawson Brothers**"* is the second segment of the second episode of Season 3. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on October 21, 1995.

## Synopsis

After revisiting their homemade superhero comic book, Aaron and Everett decide to masquerade as their superhero alter egos from said comic, Awesome Aaron and Epic Everett.

## Notes

### References

* The episode is a sequel to the Season 2 episode, *"Super Dawson Brothers"*.
The Tough Guy Next Door

*"**The Tough Guy Next Door**"* is the first segment of the eighth episode of Season 2. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on January 28, 1995.

## Synopsis

When a tough, brutish-looking boy named Claude Armstrong moves in next door to the Dawsons, Aaron and Everett assume that he might be a bully based on his appearance and habits and are too scared to introduce themselves to him.
Ding Dong Caddy

*"**Ding Dong Caddy**"* is the first segment of the thirteenth episode of Season 1. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on August 13, 1994.

## Synopsis

Gregory takes Aaron and Everett out for a game of golf, but the boys can't seem to top his golfing skills.

## Notes

### References

* The episode's title is a reference to the 1928 Phil Baxter song, "I'm a Ding Dong Daddy from Dumas".
Gregory Dawson

**Gregory Nash Dawson** is the father of Aaron and Everett Dawson and a supporting character from the Nickelodeon animated series *The Dawson Duo*. He is voiced by Dan Castellaneta.

## Appearance

Gregory Dawson is an adult man somewhere in his 30's with light brown eyes and black hair who wears an orange shirt with a red necktie, brown jeans and gray shoes. Unlike his sons, Aaron and Everett, he does not have any strands of hair sticking out from his head.
My Fair Lady

*"**My Fair Lady**"* is the tenth episode of Season 2. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on February 11, 1995, and is the series' first Valentines special as well as the second episode to have one half-hour segment.

## Synopsis

Aaron, Everett and Jacob compete with each other as they try to win the heart of the new girl in school, Penelope Sanders.
The Case of the Terminated Teacher

*"**The Case of the Terminated Teacher**"* is the first segment of the third episode of Season 3. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on October 28, 1995.

## Synopsis

When Ms. Joyce gets in trouble with Principal Phillips and fired for an unexplained incident that she wasn't responsible for, Aaron, Everett, Emma and Jacob must get to the bottom of the mystery and prove their teacher innocent.
The Gift of Giving

*"**The Gift of Giving**"* is the tenth episode of Season 3. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on December 30, 1995, and is the series' second Christmas special as well as the fourth episode to have one half-hour segment.

## Synopsis

Aaron, Everett, Emma and Jacob try to find the perfect Christmas presents for each other
Cornfield of Dreams

*"**Cornfield of Dreams**"* is the second segment of the fourth episode of Season 1. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on June 11, 1994.

## Synopsis

Gregory takes Aaron and Everett on a trip to Blackberry Farms, where the boys explore the place and soon get lost in a massive cornfield.

## Notes

### References

* The episode's title is a reference to the 1989 film, *Field of Dreams*.
Brainy Boy

***"Brainy Boy"*** is the second segment of the second episode of Season 4. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on September 14, 1996.

## Synopsis

The kids try to see just how smart Felix is by challenging him with different questions about math and other subjects, hoping to come up with one that even he will have some trouble figuring out.
Picture Dismay

“*I can't have my picture taken looking like this!*”
―Jacob

***"Picture Dismay"*** is the first segment of the fourth episode of Season 4. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on September 28, 1996.

## Synopsis

When Jacob accidentally gets his shirt stained with ink, he enlists the help of his friends to clean it off in time for the school's picture day.
Saved from the Sewers

“*Hang in there, Jacob!*”
―Aaron
“*We're coming for you, buddy!*”
―Everett
*"**Saved from the Sewers**"* is the second segment of the third episode of Season 1. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on June 4, 1994.

## Synopsis

While skateboarding down the street, Jacob accidentally falls into an open manhole, getting lost in the sewers in the process, and it's up to Aaron, Everett and Emma to rescue him and take him back up to the surface.
Blackberry Hills

**Blackberry Hills** is the central setting of the Nickelodeon animated television series *The Dawson Duo*. It is a town located in the United States, although which state exactly is it located in is unknown.

## Points of interest

* Dawson Residence - the main location of the series and the residence of the Dawson family.
* Miller Residence - the home of Emma and Jasmine Miller.
* Clark Residence - the home of Jacob, Marilyn and Caesar Clark.
* Armstrong Residence - the home of Claude and Bethany Armstrong.
* Blackberry Middle School - the school attended by the title characters, their friends and classmates.
* Blackberry Park
* Blackberry Farms
* Blackberry Medical Center
* Blackberry Mall
* Blackberry Bowling Alley
* Diddly Land
Bros Before Time

***"Bros Before Time"*** is the first segment of the thirteenth episode of Season 4. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on December 21, 1996.

## Synopsis

After looking at a photo album containing old photos of themselves and Gregory, Aaron and Everett reminisce their younger years.

## Notes

### References

* The episode's title is a reference to the 1988 film, *The Land Before Time*.
Caps Off

*"**Caps Off**"* is the first segment of the eleventh episode of Season 1. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on July 30, 1994.

## Synopsis

Jacob accidentally gets his baseball cap dirty and has to have it washed. In the meantime, he now has to spend the rest of the day bare-headed, which he feels insecure about. So his friends try to get him another cap to serve as a temporary replacement.
Vacuum

The **Vacuum** is a pre-hardmode collector that can be bought from the Merchant after defeating Skeletron.

It has two modes, **enabled** and **disabled**. It can be toggled between these modes with secondary fire.

When swung while **enabled**, it brings nearby dropped items towards the player, similarly to the Magnet, but with a shorter range and greater force.

**Bought From**
Frisbee Business

*"**Frisbee Business**"* is the second segment of the thirteenth episode of Season 1. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on August 13, 1994.

## Synopsis

During a game of catch with a frisbee on the front yard, Aaron and Everett accidentally lose said frisbee on top of a car and must race after it throughout Blackberry Hills to retrieve it.
Tales from the Campfire

***"Tales from the Campfire"*** is the eighth episode of Season 4. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on October 26, 1996, and is the series' second Halloween special as well as the fifth episode to have one half-hour segment.

## Synopsis

While on a camping trip, Aaron, Everett, Emma, Jacob and Claude tell each other scary stories.
The Bully Who Isn't

*"**The Bully Who Isn't**"* is the first segment of the sixth episode of Season 3. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on November 18, 1995.

## Synopsis

Claude attends Blackberry Middle School with Aaron, Everett, Emma and Jacob, only to enact fear from the students who assume that he is a bully due to his unfriendly appearance as they have never known of him before, so the kids set out to prove that Claude is actually a nice person who can make friends.
Monster Movie Makers

*"**Monster Movie Makers**"* is the second segment of the second episode of Season 1. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on May 28, 1994.

## Synopsis

Inspired by a few Japanese monster movies shown on TV, Aaron and Everett decide to make a homemade one of their own.

## Notes

### References

* The monsters seen on the TV at the beginning of the episode are parodies of Godzilla, Rodan and Mothra.
Nickelodeon

**Nickelodeon** (**Nick** for short) is a cable TV network primarily for children, owned by the MTV Networks division of Viacom, founded in 1977 as Pinwheel. The first Nickelodeon channel was American, but there are now several channels in different countries such as Japan, Australia, and UK.

Nickelodeon has produced and aired many animated series under the "Nicktoons" brand, including *The Ren and Stimpy Show*, *Rugrats*, and *Rocko's Modern Life*. Other shows produced in more recent years include *SpongeBob SquarePants*, *The Fairly Odd Parents*, *Avatar: The Last Airbender*, and many others.

Nickelodeon also became known for its iconic green slime, originally used on the Canadian sketch-comedy show *You Can't Do That on Television*. It was then adopted by the station as a primary feature of many of its shows, especially Slime Time Live, U-Pick Live, and Friday Night Slimetime.

Many adults know the service best for its Nick at Nite offerings of classic decade prior TV sitcoms in the prime-time and overnight hours.

## Connection with *The Dawson Duo*

From May 21, 1994 to November 30, 1996, *The Dawson Duo* was a hit with critics and fans alike, who lauded its characters, humor, storylines and voice acting, and has gone on to become a cult classic.

## Gallery

The white background ident for *The Dawson Duo*.
Elementary, My Dear Dawson

*"**Elementary, My Dear Dawson**"* is the first segment of the eighth episode of Season 3. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on December 16, 1995.

## Synopsis

When Jacob's cap is stolen, Aaron and Everett pose as detectives to find the culprit and retrieve their friend's beloved headgear.

## Notes

### References

* The episode's title is a reference to "Elementary, my dear Watson", a quote often associated with Sherlock Holmes.
The Pumpkin of Peril

*"**The Pumpkin of Peril**"* is the first episode of Season 3. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on October 14, 1995, and is the series' first Halloween special as well as the third episode to have one half-hour segment.

## Synopsis

Aaron and Everett craft a jack-o'-lantern for Halloween, but as they go to sleep, they suddenly experience a nightmare where it comes to life and chases them down with the intent of eating them, so they must find a way to defeat the evil living pumpkin and save their skins.
Back at Bradley

*"**Back at Bradley**"* is the first segment of the eleventh episode of Season 3. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on January 20, 1996.

## Synopsis

Gregory takes the boys out for a visit to their cousin Bradley, who has since adopted a more optimistic and outgoing attitude as a result of his cousins' efforts to bring out the joy in him.
Aaron Dawson

**Aaron James Dawson** is the twin brother of Everett and the main protagonist of the Nickelodeon animated series *The Dawson Duo*. He is voiced by Justin Shenkarow.

## Appearance

Aaron Dawson is a 12-year old boy who wears an orange t-shirt with a brown bottom half, gray jeans and blue sneakers. He has light brown eyes and black hair with three long strands sticking out from the top of his head.
Two Boys and a Kitty

***"Two Boys and a Kitty"*** is the first segment of the third episode of Season 4. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on September 21, 1996.

## Synopsis

Aaron and Everett try to get an old woman's pet cat down from a telephone pole.

## Notes

### References

* The episode's title is a reference to the 1987 film, *Three Men and a Baby*.
A Little Sporty

*"**A Little Sporty**"* is the first segment of the ninth episode of Season 2. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on February 4, 1995.

## Synopsis

When Aaron and Everett realize that Cameron has never played a sport other than dodgeball before, they try to encourage him to try out various sports such as basketball, football and baseball.
An Apple a Day Keeps Aaron Away

*"**An Apple a Day Keeps Aaron Away**"* is the second segment of the eighth episode of Season 1. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on July 9, 1994.

## Synopsis

Aaron develops a fear of apples after experiencing a nightmare last night involving him eating an apple and accidentally consuming the seeds, poisoning him in the process.
The Back Seat Boys

*"**The Back Seat Boys**"* is the first segment of the fourth episode of Season 3. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on November 4, 1995.

## Synopsis

Aaron and Everett try to find the perfect spot to sit in the school bus during a field trip.

## Notes

### References

* The episodes title is a reference to the American vocal group, The Backstreet Boys.
A Ho, Ho, Wholesome Holiday

*"**A Ho, Ho, Wholesome Holiday**"* is the fourth episode of Season 2. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on December 24, 1994, and is the series' first Christmas special as well as the first episode to have one half-hour segment.

## Synopsis

It's Christmas in Blackberry Hills, and Aaron, Everett, Emma and Jacob are chosen to organize a Christmas party at their school.
Boys Alone

*"**Boys Alone**"* is the first segment of the twelfth episode of Season 3. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on January 27, 1996.

## Synopsis

Gregory goes out to play cards with Caesar, leaving Aaron and Everett alone in the house. As the boys enjoy having the house to themselves for a while, they soon have to thwart a burglar who plans to rob their house.

## Notes

### References

* The episode's title and plot are a reference to the 1993 film, *Home Alone*.
Boys on Bicycles

“*Hey, Aaron. How's about a race back home once school is done?*”
―Everett
“*Sure thing, Everett!*”
―Aaron

***"Boys on Bicycles**"* is the first segment of the first episode of Season 1. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on May 21, 1994.

## Synopsis

Gregory buys two bicycles for his sons, who then proceed to race each other around town on them.

## Plot

Aaron and Everett are lounging in the living room when their father, Gregory, calls them from outside to come over as he has a surprise for them. Once the boys get up and exit the house, Gregory covers their eyes and leads them to the garage, then uncovers their eyes to reveal the surprise: a pair of bikes.

Amazed at their new gifts, Aaron and Everett thank Gregory and proceed to take the bikes for a test drive. At first, they have a little difficulty riding them, but with a little help from Gregory, they soon master their bike-riding skills and have a short trip around the town. Along the way, they manage to amaze and earn compliments from their neighbors, Emma and Jacob, and eventually, they return home, put away the bikes in the garage, and go back to lounging in the house. Everett then remarks that it's been their first time riding a bike and he's already starting to enjoy it.

The next day, the boys accidentally oversleep and end up missing the school bus. As Aaron complains that they'll be late for school, he suddenly remembers the bikes that he and his brother rode yesterday, so they decide to take them out of the garage and follow the school bus on them before finally arriving at school on time. Before entering the school, Everett asks Aaron if he wants to have a race on their bikes after school, and the latter agrees.

TBA.
The Gizmo Kid

*"**The Gizmo Kid**"* is the second segment of the eleventh episode of Season 2. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on February 18, 1995.

## Synopsis

The school's science fair is coming tomorrow, and in the meantime, Felix reveals that he is a good inventor underneath his nerdy exterior when he shows off a robot created by him to Aaron and Everett.
Felix Franklin

**Felix Cody Franklin** is the nerdy, intelligent classmate of Aaron and Everett and a recurring character from the Nickelodeon animated series *The Dawson Duo*. He is voiced by Thom Adcox-Hernandez.

## Appearance

Felix Franklin is a 12-year old boy with blonde hair and blue eyes who wears a pair of glasses with a temple missing, a green shirt, light gray jeans and black shoes.
A.J.C. Entertainment

**A.J.C. Entertainment** is an American independent animation studio and the production company of *The Dawson Duo* creator Aldrin Copperfield and his partner Jake Carlson. It was founded on May 16, 1990, and is based in Los Angeles, California.

After *The Dawson Duo* ended production, the company produced one more series; *Spencer's Escapades*, which aired as part of ABC'*s Disney's One Saturday Morning* block from 1997 to 2001. The company closed in 2001 a few days after the final episode of *Spencer's Escapades* aired.

## Logos

Print logoAlternate logo seen on the poster for *The Dawson Duo Movie*
Don't Wake Daddy

***"Don't Wake Daddy"*** is the first segment of the sixth episode of Season 4. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on October 12, 1996.

## Synopsis

When Aaron and Everett witness Gregory sleepwalking out of their house and into the dangers outside, they must prevent him from getting hurt and return him home without waking him up.
Everett Dawson

**Everett Edward Dawson** is the twin brother of Aaron and the main deuteragonist of the Nickelodeon animated series *The Dawson Duo*. He is voiced by Billy West.

## Appearance

Everett Dawson is a 12-year old boy who is nearly identical in appearance to his brother, Aaron, except his shirt has shorter sleeves, his eyes are green and he has only two shorter strands of hair sticking out from his head.
Cheers for Emma

“*So, if I'm going to be a cheerleader, all I do is hold up some pom-poms and chant something. Right?*”
―Emma
“*True... but there's more to cheerleading than those.*”
―Amelia
*"**Cheers for Emma**"* is the first segment of the twelfth episode of Season 1. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on August 6, 1994.

## Synopsis

Emma decides to participate in the school's cheerleading team, and Amelia teaches her about the basics of cheerleading.
The Joke's on You!

“*Hahahahaha! Good morning, boys!*”
―Gregory after pulling his first prank on Aaron and Everett
***The Joke's on You!**"* is the second segment of the sixth episode of Season 1. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on June 25, 1994.

## Synopsis

After falling victim to a few pranks from Gregory in the morning, Aaron and Everett learn from him that it's April Fool's Day today and decide to get in on the fun.

## Plot

Aaron and Everett are sleeping in their bed when the alarm clock suddenly goes off, prompting the former to reach out his hand, feel the nightstand for the clock and turn it off. Yawning, he and Everett wake up and wish each other a good morning before getting down from their bed... only to step on something that lets out the sound of flatulence, much to their surprise. Laughing is heard from outside their bedroom as Gregory comes in and wishes the boys a good morning as well. When Aaron and Everett ask him what just happened, Gregory points out that he placed two whoopee cushions on the floor on the left and right sides of their bed for a good laugh, then leads them downstairs to have breakfast.

Once the three are in the dining room, Gregory offers the boys two boxes of cereal, but when they open them, springs resembling snakes pop out and catch Aaron and Everett by surprise, sending Gregory into a fit of laughter again. Unhappy with their dad's practical jokes, Aaron and Everett call him out, get down from their chairs and head to the fridge to find some food to eat, but when Aaron opens the fridge door, they find out too late that a bucket full of water has been placed above the fridge, and it tumbles down and drenches them, much to the amusement of Gregory, who cackles hysterically once more.

Frustrated, Aaron scolds his dad and tells him why he keeps playing tricks on them, to which Gregory responds by saying that it's April Fool's Day today and explains that playing harmless practical jokes is the whole point of said day. He then encourages the boys to have a sense of humor, and after thinking it over, Aaron and Everett decide to participate in April Fool's Day.

TBA.
Diddly Land

*"**Diddly Land**"* is the second segment of the thirteenth episode of Season 3. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on February 3, 1996.

## Synopsis

Gregory takes Aaron and Everett to Diddly Land, an amusement park that he used to go to as a child. However, Aaron, due to having a fear of heights, is terrified of riding on a roller coaster called "The Diddly Drop" and tries to make up excuses to avoid going on it.

## Notes

### References

* The titular theme park is a parody of Disneyland.
Boyleaders

“*Boys, are you sure you want to apply as cheerleaders?*”
―Amelia
“*Absolutely, Amelia! We felt as if the cheerleading squad needed some variety.*”
―Jacob
*"**Boyleaders**"* is the second segment of the eighth episode of Season 3. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on December 16, 1995.

## Synopsis

Feeling that the cheerleading team at their school needs some male members to balance out the gender ratio a bit, Aaron, Everett and Jacob decide to join the team, along with Felix and Cameron.
Jacob the Jinx

***"Jacob the Jinx**"* is the first segment of the eighth episode of Season 1. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on July 9, 1994.

## Synopsis

Upon discovering that today is Friday the 13th, Jacob worries that he will soon be subjected to misfortune, so Aaron, Everett and Emma try to dispel his beliefs about said day.
Emma Miller

**Elizabeth "Emma" Miller** is the best friend of Aaron and Everett and a supporting character from the Nickelodeon animated series *The Dawson Duo*. She is voiced by Kath Soucie.

## Appearance

Emma Miller is a 12-year old girl with brown flipped hair and baby blue eyes who wears a blue head bow on the right side of her head, a pink shirt that has a baby blue flower with lighter petals on it, navy blue pants and brown shoes.
Amusin' for a Bruisin'

*"**Amusin' for a Bruisin'**"* is the second segment of the third episode of Season 2. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on December 17, 1994.

## Synopsis

Everett reads a joke book in the library and is amused by several of its jokes, so he decides to write a few jokes of his own in an attempt to try his hand at comedy.
Big Boy Gregory

*"**Big Boy Gregory**"* is the second segment of the seventh episode of Season 3. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on November 25, 1995.

## Synopsis

Gregory suffers a hard blow to the head, succumbs to amnesia and starts acting like a 12-year old boy. While his sons seem delighted at first, since he gets to have fun with them more often, they soon miss the Gregory that they know and love and try to bring him back to his old self.

## Notes

### References

* The episode's plot is similar to the *Rugrats* episode, *"Regarding Stuie"*.
Mousepower

***"Mousepower"*** is the first segment of the twelfth episode of Season 4. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on December 14, 1996.

## Synopsis

When the mouse in the hamster wheel of Felix's electricity experiment escapes and runs loose around the school, Aaron, Everett, Emma and Jacob must catch it before it sends everyone in the school into a panic.
The Dawson Duo Wiki

**Join the Dawson brothers on their adventures in Blackberry Hills!**
What's up, guys? This is Aldrine25, and I'm here with a new fanon animated series called *The Dawson Duo*! I hope you enjoy your visit to this wiki!

P.S. Everything you are about to see on this wiki is purely fictitious.

## Rules

1. No fighting.
2. No vandalizing.
3. No edit wars.
4. No rude comments.
Amelia Thompson

**Amelia Q. Thompson** is the cheerleader classmate of Aaron and Everett and a supporting character from the Nickelodeon animated series *The Dawson Duo*. She is voiced by Debi Derryberry.

## Appearance

Amelia Thompson is a 12-year old girl with orange flipped hair and blue eyes who wears a white sleeveless shirt with a pink skirt, magenta shoes and a red bracelet on her right wrist.
One Manly Gal

“*Uh, Emma? Why do you look so different?*”
―Aaron
“*Emma? I don't know anyone called Emma. The name's Emmanuel!*”
―Emma as her alter ego, Emmanuel
*"**One Manly Gal**"* is the first segment of the eleventh episode of Season 2. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on February 18, 1995.

## Synopsis

Emma doesn't seem to be entirely content with being the sole girl in a group of boys and decides to actually be a boy for a day, so she takes on the male alter ego of Emmanuel, much to the bewilderment of her friends and her mother.
The Birthday Girl

“*SURPRISE!!!*”
―Aaron, Everett, Jacob, Amelia, Felix and Cameron
*"**The Birthday Girl**"* is the second segment of the fourth episode of Season 3. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on November 4, 1995.

## Synopsis

When Aaron and Everett realize that today is Emma's birthday, they try to throw her a surprise party with some help from Jacob, Amelia, Felix and Cameron.
The Principal Stays in the Picture

*"**The Principal Stays in the Picture**"* is the second segment of the eighth episode of Season 2. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on January 28, 1995.

## Synopsis

During breaktime at school, Principal Phillips assigns Aaron and Everett to tidy up his office. However, as the boys do so, they accidentally break a portrait of Phillips hanging on the wall behind his desk, and fearing that he will sentence them to detention (or worse, suspend them) if he finds out, they then try to cover up the fact that they broke it.
Fine Sweaters

*"**Fine Sweaters**"* is the second segment of the twelfth episode of Season 1. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on August 6, 1994.

## Synopsis

When Gregory accidentally shrinks his sons' shirts in the washing machine, he decides to dress them in two of some Christmas sweaters he wore when he was a kid, much to their embarrassment.
Get Well Soon, Amelia!

*"**Get Well Soon, Amelia!**"* is the first segment of the seventh episode of Season 2. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on January 21, 1995.

## Synopsis

When Amelia accidentally breaks her leg while doing some splits for the cheerleading team, she has to be sent home from school to recover, which worries her fellow classmates.
Flowers for Algebra

*"**Flowers for Algebra**"* is the first segment of the seventh episode of Season 3. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on November 25, 1995.

## Synopsis

Felix helps his classmates understand the concept of algebra.

## Notes

### References

* The episode's title is a reference to Daniel Keyes' short story, *Flowers for Algernon*.
Bingo Was His Name-O

***"Bingo Was His Name-O"*** is the second segment of the fifth episode of Season 4. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on October 6, 1996.

## Synopsis

Gregory stops by at the Clark residence to have a game of bingo with Marilyn and Caesar, bringing Aaron and Everett along with him. However, the boys aren't completely experienced with the game and keep losing, so Caesar shows them how to play bingo.
Aldrin Copperfield

**Aldrin Jeffrey Copperfield** (born September 25, 1974) is an American animator, director, writer and producer who is the founder of the animation studio and production company, A.J.C. Entertainment. He is known for creating the animated series *The Dawson Duo* for Nickelodeon and *Spencer's Escapades* for Disney, both of which he also directed and wrote every episode. He is also the director, producer and writer of the 1997 animated film, *The Dawson Duo Movie*.
Stick a Needle in Me

*"**Stick a Needle in Me**"* is the first segment of the fifth episode of Season 3. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on November 11, 1995.

## Synopsis

Gregory takes Aaron and Everett to the Blackberry Medical Center to receive their check ups from Dr. Julius. The boys are interested at first... that is until they learn that the check up includes a vaccination, at which point they become scared and hesitant to get their shots.
Cousin's Coming Over

“*So, it looks like you two are my brother's little boys, right?*”
―Humphrey
“*Absolutely!*”
―Everett
“*That's great. Well, I'd like you to meet your cousin, Bradley!*”
―Humphrey
“*(in a dull, nonchalant tone) Hello there...*”
―Bradley
“*Uh, nice to meet you too, Bradley. How are you doing today?*”
―Aaron
*"**Cousin's Coming Over**"* is the second segment of the ninth episode of Season 2. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on February 4, 1995.

## Synopsis

Gregory's brother, Humphrey, comes over to visit the Dawsons and introduces them to his stoic and unenthusiastic son, Bradley. Worried about their cousin's uninterested demeanor, Aaron and Everett then try to win him over by trying to get him to have some fun.
Mondo Belt Bag

4% increased hive critical strike chance

+Passive: Mondo Boost

When taking a hit, a boost aura is created along with 3 Mondo Sparks

These sparks add to the boost when they hit an enemy

Depending on the stacks gained, this boost increases hive weapons stats

This passive has a 30 second cooldown

The **Mondo Belt Bag** is a **post Plantera**  belt that, similarly to the Porcelain Dipper, is **dropped by Queen Bee after defeating Plantera** with a 2% *(4%)* chance.

When equipped, the wearer will be granted an 8% increase in their Hive damage and a 4% increase to their Hive critical strike chance.

 *Passive: Mondo Boost*

When the user is hit, a *Mondo Boost Aura* is created, and 3 *Mondo Sparks* are released from the belt. The *Mondo Cooldown* debuff will then be applied to the user for 30 seconds, preventing any further boosts or sparks from spawning.

The boost aura starts with 1 stack, and each *Mondo Spark* that hits an enemy will add another stack (up to a maximum of 4).

The *Mondo Boost Aura* will boost the Hive damage multiplier as well as the Hive critical strike chance, depending on the number of stacks present.

Each stack of the *Mondo Boost Aura* decays after 3 seconds without the timer being reset by a new stack being added. This means a boost with 4 stacks will last for 12 seconds.

When a stack decays, the player will be healed for an amount based on the current number of present boost stacks.

**Dropped by**

*Changes*

**Version 0.4** *(17 / 03 / 2022)*

> Changed the calculation that determined the launch angle of Mondo Sparks

**Version 0.3** *(13 / 02 / 2022)*

> Changed the icon for Mondo Cooldown to more clearly show that it is a debuff, and to create less confusion between it and the new buff icon for the Mondo Boost Aura. Old icon was
0.3

**Changelog 13 / 02/ 2022**

> Added the Tide Popper, a Mythic collector that can wash away any foe

> Added the Scooper and Rake, two new early game collectors

> Added 2 hive specific prefixes: Gifted and Irradiated

> Added buff indicators for all passive abilities

> Modified the healing boost from Porcelain Power to be more consistent

**Additions**

**Changes**

 Porcelain Power | > Changed how Porcelain Power affects the Porcelain Dipper's healing for consistency.
Terraria Bee Swarm Simulator Mod Wiki

**Welcome to the Terraria Bee Swarm Simulator Mod Wiki!**

A mod based on the ROBLOX game Bee Swarm Simulator by Onett. This mod is made by MeurdMeister. Use the links below to navigate the wiki:

**Notice:** Version 0.4.2 for tModLoader 1.4 is up! Download it from the Steam Workshop here!

Hopefully I can get the wiki updated in the next day or so.