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Percy's Predicament

* Due to portions of the script being taken verbatim from the original book, the narrator says "Percy had never been to the quarry before," even though he met Toby and collected a goods train from there in Percy and Harold.
* Percy's trucks' faces continuously disappear and reappear.
* When the narrator says "Percy had never been to the quarry before," he shunts four trucks together and there is a gap between the last two trucks and the brake van, but in the very next scene, a fifth truck appears and the brake van is now behind the last one.
* When the first truck says "Pay Percy out!" its face is on the back end.
* When Percy passes by the signalbox, the signalman moves slightly, since Percy's weight moves the ground where he is standing.
* Just before Percy crashes into the brake van, a stone used to lift Percy on top of the trucks is seen on the track that the brake van is on.
* Percy's cab reveals part of the motor casting after the accident, during the panning shot from Toby to Daisy to Percy.
* After the accident, the van behind Toby has a face, but in a deleted scene, it does not have a face.
* When Thomas couples up to Annie and Clarabel his driver is facing the back. However, when Thomas puffs away, his driver is still looking back.
* When Percy leaves the Quarry and passes the scrap yard, his Brake Van is a BR 20 Ton, but when he passes the notice, is pushed by the crossing and Signal Box and runs into the yard, it is replaced with an SR 25. The stock footage in-between the notice and the crossing has a BR 20.
* Because stock footage is used, Percy's load of gravel changes into stone slabs and Percy is smiling when he cries "Help! Help!"
* When the narrator says "'Come along,' puffed Percy," the truck on the right of the screen does not have a chain on his hook.
* Percy only has half of his screw-link coupling.
* When Percy crashes, his whistle is crooked.
* Percy's left (viewer's right) cylinder is loose.
* When Percy runs into the yard, his eyes are wonky.
Search for the Golden Weapons

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*“When we find the weapons, we will find your sister. It is time! We must go to the first weapon!”*

— Wu to the ninja, "The Golden Weapon"

## Information

### Participants

Ninja
Wu

### Location

Caves of Despair
Frozen Wasteland
Floating Ruins
Fire Temple

### Date

Around a decade after the battle between brothers

## **Chronological order**

### Next

Ninjago Talent

The **search for the Golden Weapons** is the event in which the ninja found the Golden Weapons. It was the team's first mission together.

## History

***This section is a stub. You can help expand this section by adding some information.***
## Appearances

### *Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu*

#### Pilot episodes

* 2. "The Golden Weapon"
* 3. "King of Shadows"

#### Season 5: Possession

* 51. "The Crooked Path" (indirectly mentioned)

#### Season 9: Hunted

* 89. "The Gilded Path" (indirectly mentioned)

## Gallery

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## References

 **Competitions**
 **Traditions**
 **Tests**
 **Miscellaneous**

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/TommyAndreasen/status/768334159760818176
Poe

**Poe** is a DuckTales 1987 character, and the familiar (and younger brother) of Magica De Spell.

## History

As mentioned in his debut episode, Poe was previously Magica's brother, who had been trapped in the form of a raven. He serves as Magica's familiar, hoping that Scrooge McDuck's Number One Dime will give her the power to turn him back into his original form.

Poe's past, as well as his relation to Magica, is never mentioned in the series again, to the point where Magica adresses him as "Mr. Poe" in "Raiders of the Lost Harp".

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Send in the Clones"
* "Magica's Shadow War"
* "Raiders of the Lost Harp"
* "Till Nephews Do Us Part" (non-speaking cameo)

## Trivia

* Although sometimes refered as "Poe De Spell" by the fandom, this has no actual basis in the cartoon.
* In the Italian version, since Poe doesn't appear in the Italian comics, he was given the name of Ratface, Magica's domestic crow, but he kept the backstory of being her cursed brother.
Shard

*You may be looking for the set. For other uses of Ice Dragon, see here.*

*“Shard! Put this out!”*

— Zane to **Shard**, "Home"

**Shard** was the Ice Dragon guardian of the Shurikens of Ice and Zane's pet.

After merging with the other three dragons, Shard was eventually caught by the Dragon Hunters and killed so his skeletal remains could be used as the throne for Iron Baron.

## History

### Background

Years ago, Shard was placed in the Ice Temple by Master Wu to guard the Shurikens of Ice.

### King of Shadows

When the ninja arrived at the Frozen Wasteland, they discovered the Shurikens of Ice, guarded by Shard. They took the Shurikens but Zane was frozen in the process. They slid out, running from him, and hit an ice column, where the ice surrounding Zane was broken.

### Weapons of Destiny

After Nya and Kai escaped the Fire Temple, Shard, along with the other dragons, was brought and ridden by Zane into the Underworld.

### Rise of the Snakes

At some point, dragon pens were carved into the mountain underneath the Monastery of Spinjitzu and Shard began living there under the care of the ninja.

When the ninja learned that Lord Garmadon had apparently returned, Zane mounted Shard and flew him to Jamanakai Village, racing the other ninja along the way. After the threat had been discovered to be merely Lloyd Garmadon, Zane flew him back to the monastery. When the Hypnobrai attacked the village later in the day, Zane once again rode on him as transport there.

### Home

Zane ordered Shard to put out the fire that burned down the Monastery of Spinjitzu.

### Snakebit

Shard and the other dragons left the ninja to fly to the Spirit Coves to begin their transformation into the Ultra Dragon.

## Appearance

Like all dragons, Shard lives in both Ninjago and the Underworld. Its breath weapon is Ice. It lives in cold climates. In its LEGO set, it is the smallest dragon. It only has three wing blades for each arm and no saddle.
James and the Express

## James and the Express/A Proud Day for James

* After Gordon leaves Knapford, the truck in front of James changes.
* In the close-up of James, he can be seen outside of the station, but in the next scene, he is inside the station.
* In the scene after the passengers are rushing to the ticket window, a blonde woman in red clothing has blu-tak underneath her shoes.
* When the Fat Controller asks James if he would like to pull the Express some time, the tree on the left behind him wobbles.
* A wire is visible near Gordon's trailing wheel when he asks James to get his coaches and James' eyes are pretty wonky.
* Because stock footage is used, James brings the other coaches to platform 5. Then when Gordon arrives back at Knapford, James is at platform 3, and the brake coach is in the middle of the train.
* James places the coaches into Knapford at a point where the first coach was at the front of the platform. However, when Gordon buffers up to them, they have moved back without Gordon pushing them and he is then at the front of the platform.
* During the scenes of Gordon at Tidmouth Sheds, his buffers and lamp irons are crooked.
* In George Carlin's narration, James and Gordon's whistle sound effects are muted when they are at Knapford.
* After James backs up Gordon's coaches into Knapford, there is a close-up of him, and there is blue sky in the background. When he is then uncoupled from the train, he is back at Knapford.
* When Gordon backs on to his train, James disappears then reappears in the next scene.
* When Gordon asks, "What are you doing, odd jobs?" James' eyes are wonky.
* The coach James backs on to has no buffers or coupling hook.
* Gordon was coupled to his trucks before he gave them a bump, but when he gives them a bump, he is further away and uncoupled.
* Some of the passengers at Knapford have blu-tak under their feet.
* In the close-up of Gordon's whistle, Knapford is nowhere to be seen.
* In both Ringo Starr narrations, the very beginning of the busy theme is cut off and fades in.
* In a close up of James, his dome is very scratched up.
* The official Thomas & Friends YouTube channel misnamed the episode as "Foolish Freight Cars", and the upload had no sound.
Silver Bone Axe

The **Silver Bone Axe** is a Skulkin weapon. It is a long white bone with a dark gray axe blade attached to one end.

It is a common weapon used among the lower-ranking Skulkin, notably being wielded by Bonezai. Described as a staple of the skeleton army's arsenal, it is an upgraded version of the Bronzed Bone Axe and a single-bladed version of the Double-Bladed Bone Axe.

## LEGO.com description

*Hungry for battle? Looking for trouble? No fighting meal is complete without this essential piece of skeletal silverware. So stop using your funny bone, and get yourself a serious weapon. It cuts really deep.**[link unavailable]*

## Appearances

Sets
Speckled axe blade
* 2115 Bonezai
* 2258 Ninja Ambush
* 2504 Spinjitzu Dojo
* 2505 Garmadon's Dark Fortress
* 2506 Skull Truck
* [[2507 Fire Temple

Monochrome axe blade
* Krazi Articulated Figure
* 70665 The Samurai Mech
* 71735 Tournament of Elements

*Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu*
Pilot episodes
* 1. "Way of the Ninja"
* 2. "The Golden Weapon"
* 3. "King of Shadows"
* 4. "Weapons of Destiny"

Mini-movies
* 5. "Return to the Fire Temple"

Season 1: Rise of the Snakes
* 11. "All of Nothing"

Video games
* *Spinjitzu Smash!* (non-canon)
* *Spinjitzu Smash DX* (non-canon)
* *Smash Creations* (non-canon)
* *Spinjitzu Smash Party* (non-canon)
Percy and Harold

## Percy and Harold/Percy Proves a Point

* In the first shot, Percy pushes a box close to the rails, his eyes are wonky, and trucks throughout his train bounce slightly.
* After Thomas says "Well done, Percy! The Fat Controller is very pleased with us" the camera cuts to Percy. This is the same shot as the fireman singing, as noted by the fact that the fireman's legs can be seen on Percy's cab. Also, blu-tack is seen on Percy's bunker.
* When the narrator says "An airfield was close by," Thomas' face moves slightly. The same thing happens with Percy's face when he says "Stupid thing. Why can't it go and buzz somewhere else?"
* In the close-up of Percy complaining to Toby about Harold, Percy's eyes are misaligned.
* Because stock footage is used, Percy's driver is seen in Henry's cab and the fireman changes appearance at the wharf.
* When Percy says "Yes! Let's!" there is a gap between his left eye and his face mask.
* When Percy gains speed, his back wheel derails.
* Percy's trucks gain faces when they say "We don't want to, we don't want to!"
* When Harold prepares for take-off, right before the shot cuts to Percy, a crew member's shadow is seen on Harold for just a split second. Also, the windsock does not move at all.
* In the aerial shot of Harold flying alongside Percy, a truck vanishes from Percy's train.
* When Harold flies through The Branch Line Cutting, he clips a tree.
* In the bird's-eye view of Harold flying over Percy, the end of Harold's red stripe can be seen peeling off.
* When Percy says "Oh, dear. I'm sure we've lost," his eyes are misaligned.
* After Percy's fireman's song, his right eye (viewer's left) pops out of the face mask slightly.
* Throughout the episode, Percy's left (viewer's right) cylinder is loose.
* Percy only has half of his screw-link coupling.
* In the restored version, after Percy's fireman finishes his song, the shot of Percy freezes mid-take.
* Percy's brake van changes constantly throughout the episode.

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Sitar Legend

*“Uh, you must be talking about Sitar Legend. This is Fist to Face 2. No one beats me on my game.”*
— Kai to Lloyd, "Can of Worms"

## Information

### Status

Intact

***Sitar Legend*** is a game in Ninjago.

## History

### Can of Worms

Lloyd told Kai that he beat his high score, but Kai thought he was talking about *Sitar Legend*. Zane used an advertisement of *Sitar Legend* to disguise himself from the Serpentine.

### Day of the Great Devourer

The advertisement of *Sitar Legend* was seen in the subway. It later appears on top of a building when Garmadon destroys the Great Devourer using the Golden Weapons.

### Darkness Shall Rise

A poster for *Sitar Legend* was seen behind Acidicus' back.

### Pirates vs. Ninja

*Sitar Legend* was advertised on a bus and a billboard.

### The Day Ninjago Stood Still

*Sitar Legend* was seen advertised on a bus and a billboard when Gayle Gossip reported on the Stone Army invasion.

### The Surge

A poster for *Sitar Legend* was seen in Ninjago City when it was being rebuilt into "New Ninjago City."

### The Greatest Fear of All

Jay's Elemental Dragon lands on an advertisement in Ninjago City.

### Misfortune Rising

***The following events were undone due to Jay's final wish, and thus, did not happen in the current timeline.***
A poster for *Sitar Legend* is seen on in Ninjago City on a news report.

***The following events occurred after Jay made his final wish, and thus, happened.***
### The Hands of Time

A poster for *Sitar Legend* was seen on a billboard in Ninjago City near the Borg Store.

### Lloyd's Late

A poster of *Sitar Legend* was advertised on a bus.

### Game Over

A poster appears behind some pigeons in Ninjago City.

## Appearances

### *Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu*

#### Season 1: Rise of the Snakes

* 5. "Can of Worms" (poster)
* 13. "Day of the Great Devourer" (poster)

#### Season 2: Legacy of the Green Ninja

* 14. "Darkness Shall Rise" (poster)
* 15. "Pirates vs. Ninja" (poster)
* 21. "The Day Ninjago Stood Still" (poster)

#### Season 4: Tournament of Elements

* 43. "The Greatest Fear of All" (poster)

#### Season 6: Skybound

* 68. "Misfortune Rising" (poster; TV screen)

## Trivia

* In "Dyer Island," Kai reads out a draft for a game called *Ukulele Legend*, which has a similar name with this video game, as they are both stringed instruments.
	+ Both games are a reference to the real-life game, *Guitar Hero*.

## Gallery

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 **Magazines**
 **TV media**
 **Video games**
 **Games**
 **Social media**
Snowmobile

*This article is about the vehicle. For the set, see 70667 Kai's Blade Cycle & Zane's Snowmobile.*

*“Well, our vehicles won't traverse the steps. We go the rest of the way on foot.”*

— Cole to Zane in "Can of Worms"

## Information

### Creator

First Spinjitzu Master (Shurikens of Ice)

### Status

De-powered (Shurikens of Ice)

The **Snowmobile** is a ninja vehicle owned by Zane. It resembles a blue and white motorcycle with ice. The Snowmobile can be summoned by focusing one's mind on the Shurikens of Ice.

## History

### Snakebit

Zane transformed his Shurikens of Ice into the Snowmobile. However, when Jay lost his concentration, he, Kai, and Cole also lost their concentration when they argued who wanted to catch Jay first.

### Can of Worms

Zane and Cole took their vehicles to the Constrictai Tomb to the highest mountain in Ninjago. Later, in the sewers, when they were escaping the Serpentine, Zane made his Snowmobile and the ninja rode on it.

### Tick Tock

Zane summons the Snowmobile in his battle against the Juggernaut.

### The Rise of the Great Devourer

Zane used his Snowmobile to catch up to the Serpentine Express as it traveled to the tomb of the Great Devourer.

## Appearances

### Sets

* 9445 Fangpyre Truck Ambush
* 70667 Kai's Blade Cycle & Zane's Snowmobile (Legacy)

### *Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu*

#### Season 1: Rise of the Snakes

* 3. "Snakebit"
* 5. "Can of Worms"
* 6. "The Snake King"
* 7. "Tick Tock"
* 12. "The Rise of the Great Devourer"
* 13. "Day of the Great Devourer"

#### Season 10: March of the Oni

* 95. "The Darkness Comes" (painting)
* 98. "Endings" (painting)

### Video games

* *LEGO Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin* (non-canon)

## Trivia

* In the *Character Encyclopedia*, it's referred to as the Ice Scooter.
* It's the only Golden Weapon vehicle to not have a set of its own, in both the original and Legacy waves.
* It's also the smallest Golden Weapon vehicle presumably because the Shurikens of Ice are the smallest.

## Gallery

* This template can be removed once images have been organized.

***This section is a stub. You can help expand this section by adding some information.***

 **Villain vehicles**
 **Other vehicles**
 ***The LEGO Ninjago Movie* vehicles**
SpongeBob SquarePants (character)

**Character** | Gallery | Appearances

**SpongeBob SquarePants** is the main protagonist and eponymous character of the Nickelodeon animated comedy series of the same name. He was designed by a former marine biologist and animator, Stephen Hillenburg, and is voiced by Tom Kenny. He is based off of Bob the Sponge , a character from Stephen Hillenburg's educational comic "The Intertidal Zone."

He first appeared in "Help Wanted" when he got his job at the Krusty Krab.

In "SpongeBob's Big Birthday Blowout," SpongeBob and Patrick we're on a tour bus so his friends can prepare for his birthday and surprise him.
List of Adventure Movies

## 1968

* 2001: A Space Odyssey

## 1980

* Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back

## 1981

* Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark

## 1983

* Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi

## 1993

* Jurassic Park

## 2001

* The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
* Spirited Away

## 2003

* The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
* Finding Nemo

## 2009

* Inglourious Basterds
* Up

## 2010

* Inception
* Toy Story 3

## 2014

* Interstellar

## 2015

* Inside Out
* Mad Max: Fury Road

## 2018

* Avengers: Infinity War
* Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

## 2019

* Avengers: Endgame
* Klaus
Not So Happy Campers - Part 1/Credits

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James and the Coaches

## James and the Coaches/James Learns a Lesson

* Clarabel is facing the wrong way when Thomas leaves the junction.
* When James is getting his branch line coaches ready, the brake coach is in the middle of the train.
* The goods shed side of Knapford is incorrectly assembled during the shot of the coaches at the platform; the two M-shaped concrete pillar sections are directly up against each other without the intermediate horizontal member.
* A member of James' crew is blond at the beginning, but when his crew wonder how to fix the leak, all three have dark hair.
* When the train passes James and Edward, a brake van is in the middle.
* In the restored version, when James bumps the coaches at Knapford on the second day, the bumping sounds are out of sync.
* In the first close-up of the Fat Controller, ink is visible on his right hand.
* When James leaves after the leather bootlace incident, James' puffing sounds are exactly the same, but James' speed changes.
* In the close-up of James' driver and fireman inside his cab, the hill beside James is nowhere to be seen.
The Big Sleep/Credits

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 Pre & Post Production Services By
 Recording Engineers
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Mini-movies

*For other mini-movies, see here.*

The **mini-movies** of *Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu* were preceded by the pilot episodes and succeeded by Season 1. The mini-movies focus on various characters' antics during Ninjago's time of peace along with a few flashbacks to events from Wu and Garmadon's past.

## Cast

* Cole - Kirby Morrow
* Garmadon - Mark Oliver
* Jay - Michael Adamthwaite
* Kai - Vincent Tong
* Kruncha - Brian Drummond
* Nuckal - Brian Drummond
* Nya - Kelly Metzger
* Samukai - Michael Kopsa
* Wu - Paul Dobson
* Wyplash - Michael Dobson
* Zane - Brent Miller

## Video

LEGO Ninjago Masters of Spinjitzu First 2011 Mini Movies Compilation: https://youtu.be/2TjEawUQiCw
Toby and the Stout Gentleman

## Toby and the Stout Gentleman/Toby the Tram Engine

* In the shot where Toby said "Nobody wants me," part of the studio wall can seen behind the sky painting.
* When the passengers say "We are sorry your line is closing down," Toby's cowcatcher is slanted.
* In the restored version, Toby's bell is silver rather than gold in close-ups.
* A small piece of blu-tak can be seen on the Fat Controller's shoes when Toby first meets him at Lower Arlesburgh.
* In the second to fourth close-ups of the Fat Controller, the camera shakes slightly.
* Some shots of Toby are on sets (such as the windmill) that are clearly on Sodor, even though the episode is set on the Mainland.
* In the Welsh translated version, a few bits of footage were removed, such as Toby leaving the station on his last day and when Toby goes to his shed.
* In the opening scene, studio equipment can be visible in the top left corner.
* When the Fat Controller says, "Stop!" he has five holes in his face and hat
* In the first to third close-ups of the Fat Controller, a camera tripod is seen on the left corner of the screen.
* In the first and last close-up of Stephen and Bridget Hatt and the two close-ups of Bridget Hatt, a light stand is seen.
* In the US narration, after Toby complains about being called electric, it is said that he "was proud of being a steam train," but Toby is a steam tram pulling a train.
* When Bridgette says "Is it electric?" and "But trams are electric, aren't they?" there is red marking on her left (viewer's right) palm.
The Diseasel

* In the US narration, Carlin says that Bill "pretended **not** to be frightened."
* One of the twins' drivers says, "We'll take away your names and numbers," but the twins were not given numbers in the television series. This is likely due to the script for the episode being taken verbatim from the original story.
* In the restored version, two hands can be seen pulling Bill and Ben backwards with string. Also, the exposed end of the set can be seen in a still from the episode.
* When Bill comes up next to BoCo, studio equipment is visible on the right.
* When Bill and Ben annoy BoCo, he is missing his eyebrows.
* When the narrator says "Bill took his place," the track where Ben was previously bounces up.
* When Edward arrives, his bogie is derailed.
* When the twins apologise to BoCo, Edward disappears, indicating that the footage from where Bill was accusing BoCo of being a bully was used at that point.
* During the scene where the twins are puffing backwards and forwards to trick BoCo, they both have Bill's whistle sound despite usually having different whistles.
* In the shot showing Bill and Ben's cabs, a camera shadow is visible on one of them.
* In the final shot, Edward's whistle is bent.
* Throughout the episode, the studio is reflected in BoCo's windows.
* When Bill and Ben puff through the level crossing and Wellsworth Station, studio equipment is seen at the top of the screen.
* During the twins' trick, BoCo always looks at Ben whenever he comes and just stares ahead whenever Bill comes.
* In the close-ups of BoCo looking angry in the restored version, there is greenery behind him rather than the yard.
* In the UK version, when the narrator says "The twins were abashed", it shows Ben smiling, even though the word "abashed" means "embarrassed" or "ashamed".
* In the US version, the narrator says that "Bill pretended ***not*** to be frightened," indicating that he was frightened when he was standing up to BoCo. In both the original story and the UK version, the narrator said that "Bill pretended to be frightened," meaning that he was not frightened during that scene.
The Tall Tale of Flintlocke

**The Tall Tale of Flintlocke** is the first short in the "Tall Tales" miniseries, which is based around the origin of the crew of the *Misfortune's Keep*.

## Plot

With the crew of the *Misfortune's Keep* asleep, the skeleton tied to the helm proceeds to reveal the origins of Flintlocke;

Several years prior, Flintlocke made himself infamous as a successful pirate captain. However, in battle against another rival ship, he attempted to fire a cannon at the enemy, only for a wave to mess up his aim. As a result, the cannonball hit his ship, causing it to sink.

Floating around on a piece of debris, Flintlocke would be confronted by Nadakhan. Offered three wishes, Flintlocke wished to be someplace drier, only to be taken to the desert. Threatened by a dust storm and two Red Vipers, Flintlocke proceeded to wish to be someplace cooler.

Consequently, he was sent to arctic. After nearly falling in a trench, avoiding several falling stalactites, and being chased by the Treehorn queen, Flintlocke used up his final wish, wishing to be on a pirate ship.

Nadakhan would place him on the *Misfortune's Keep*, sealing his fate. Now a pirate once more, Flintlocke would become part of the Sky Pirates.

## Trivia

* The short establishes the first time the Treehorn queen is seen outside of its debuting episode, "Tick Tock."
* It is also the first appearance of the vipers (specifically Red Vipers) outside of Season 1.
* This is the only "Tall Tale" short to contain no explicit timeline or character errors.
	+ When asked if the short could be considered canon for this reason, Tommy Andreasen stated that he hadn't watched it.
Toby

Toby is old-fashioned, both in looks and outlook. Every engine, no matter how old, wants to be Really Useful and having once nearly been scrapped, Toby is always happy to work. He is not above being tempermental sometimes, but since he works mainly up an outlying quarry line he can work off his moods without causing grief to anyone except his own faithful coach Henrietta.
Did you know? Toby is Christopher Awdry's favourite character.
Eras

Toby
(The Railway Series)
(1945-2011)

Toby
(Thomas & Friends)
(1984-2021)

Toby
(All Engines Go)
(2021-present)
For further uses, see below:

Contents

1Real Locomotives
2Books
3Episodes
4Songs
Real Locomotives
Toby - a narrow gauge petrol-driven trolley on the Talyllyn Railway.
Books
Toby the Tram Engine - the seventh book in The Railway Series.
Toby the Tram Engine (Buzz Book) - the American title for the Toby and the Stout Gentleman Buzz Book.
Toby (Story Library Book) - a book in the My Thomas Story Library series.
Toby (Engine Adventures) - a book in the Engine Adventures series.
Episodes
Toby the Tram Engine - the American title for Toby and the Stout Gentleman.
Songs
Toby (song) - a song from the fourth series.
Superdoo!

**Superdoo!** is the twentieth episode of Season 1 of *DuckTales 1987*. It aired on October 9, 1987 on syndication.

## Synopsis

Having a hard time at camp, Doofus accidentally finds a stolen alien crystal that grants him numerous super powers. But the aliens who lost it want it back.

## Plot

This episode centers on Doofus, and takes place at a campsite, following the Junior Woodchucks's camping trip.

Doofus is frustrated that he's always slow and doesn't do things as well as the other Junior Woodchucks. Launchpad tries to encourage Doofus to keep doing his best but Doofus is still disappointed. Things only change when he finds a "donut" that gives him powers - the donut actually a power source from outer space that two alien robbers had accidentally dropped it on Earth. Once he wears the "donut," Doofus notices that he can do things quickly and efficiently. All of the other Woodchucks and Launchpad are amazed at Doofus's improvement, but then the other Woodchucks hate him for being so good. Doofus feels sad until he notices trouble, which causes him to decide to become a superhero named Superdoo.

The other Woodchucks wonder who Superdoo is. Huey, Dewey, and Louie think something suspicious is going on and eventually discover the reason behind Doofus's improvement; this makes them more mad at him than ever.

Doofus feels disappointed but is able to make it up by catching a wolf about to attack the others. After that, the other Woodchucks express appreciation for Doofus again.

## Characters

* Bill
* Purple Alien
* Doofus Drake
* Green Alien
* Webster
* Launchpad McQuack
* Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck

## Adaptations

* Picture book: "Back to the Klondike and Superdoo!"

## Trivia

* This is the second episode of the original series in which Scrooge does not appear.
* The aliens uses quotes that bear a strong resemblance to Yoda's.
* One of the Junior Woodchucks seen in the episode resembles Newton Gearloose, Gyro's nephew in the comics.
The Curse of Castle McDuck

**The Curse of Castle McDuck** is the twenty-sixth episode of *DuckTales 1987*.

## Synopsis

Scrooge, the nephews, and Webby visit Scrooge's ancestral home in Scotland, only to be embroiled in a mystery surrounding Castle McDuck, involving Druids and a Ghost Hound.

## Plot

Scrooge McDuck, his nephews, and Webby visit Scrooge's home of Scotland. When they arrive, everyone is scared of them because they bear the McDuck name.

The kids find out from Scrooge that long ago, the McDucks were chased off by a hound from a curse from the Druids. The nephews and Webby help Scrooge in facing his fears and trying to find the curse. They find out the Druids occupy the Castle McDuck.

Scrooge, the nephews, and Webby come up with a plan to capture the "ghost" hound. Eventually, Scrooge learns that the Druids put the "curse" on the McDucks because the family built the castle on ancient Druid grounds.

In the end, they come with an agreement to time-share the castle.

## Characters

* Shepherd
* Druid Chief
* Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck
* Webby Vanderquack
* Hound of Castle McDuck
* Scrooge McDuck

## Trivia

* This episode reveals some of Scrooge's family history, but how and who ran out the McDucks was different from in Carl Barks' story *The Hound of the Wiskervilles*, the classic comic the episode was based on. In the episode, the McDucks were driven off by an actual hound, but in Barks' story, it was a person in a hound costume.
Wrong Road

* When Gordon and Edward talk about branch lines, before Gordon leaves, steam is rising in front of him. When he leaves, it continues rising. Additionally in the restored version, the top of the set can be seen.
* In the restored version at the beginning, studio equipment can be seen on the top of the set.
* Edward is missing his eyebrows in the scene at Knapford. In the same scene, there is a gap in Edward's right eye (viewer's left).
* When Gordon is brought back blu-tack is visible on the Fat Controller's shoes and his eyebrows are much bigger.
* The back end of the coach's roof at the end of Edward's train seems to have snapped.
* In one shot, BoCo is missing his eyebrows.
* When the narrator says "Gordon started" and when Gordon comes back to the station, wires are visible on Gordon's and Edward's buffer beams.
* Light bulbs are visibly sticking out from Edward's and Gordon's lamps.
* When Edward crosses the viaduct, his last coach does not have any lighting.
* Gordon pushes the buffers out of place when he comes into the siding.
* When Gordon shouts "Stop, stop!" one of his eyes is not looking at Bill and Ben, making his eyes look very misaligned.
* Gordon's front bogie wheels are derailed near the end. His left eye (viewers right) is also scratched.
* During the outro theme, static is audible.
* When the scene cuts away from the guard and into the passengers, the woman's old friend can be seen among them.
* The narrator says that Gordon's fireman looked towards the guard's van at the end of the train, but the guard is in the brake coach.
* In the Japanese version, when Edward and Gordon are at Knapford Station, Ringo Starr's narration can faintly be heard in the background.
* Edward does not cross the viaduct slowly despite it being under repairs.
* In a close-up of Ben, his nameplate is falling off on his right (viewer's perspective left) side.
* When BoCo is threatening the twins, Gordon's eyes are wonky.
* When BoCo threatens to take away the trucks for Bill and Ben, the twins are smiling.
Webra Walters

**Webra Walters** is a recurring character on DuckTales 1987.

## History

Based on real-life journalist Barbara Walters, Webra Walters is a television reporter covering Duckburg.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Send in the Clones"
* "Till Nephews Do Us Part" (non-speaking cameo)

### Season 2

* "Bubba Trubba"
* "Full Metal Duck"
* "A Case of Mistaken Secret Identity"
* "The Masked Mallard"

## Trivia

* Because Barbara Walters was no longer appearing in television by the time production of DuckTales 2017 commenced, Webra was replaced by Roxanne Featherly in the reboot.
* However, she did make an appearance in The Life and Crimes of Scrooge McDuck!
* Conveniently, both were voiced by Kari Wahlgren.
Webby Vanderquack

**Webbigail "Webby" Vanderquack** is the granddaughter of Bentina Beakley in DuckTales 1987, and friends with Huey, Dewey and Louie, whom she is slightly younger than. Her signature look includes a pink dress with a matching bow.

## History

She is the same height as the triplets, and wears a short pink dress and a pink bow. She has slightly upturned feathers on the back of her head, and is often seen carrying her Quacky Patch doll.

Webby is a sweet and caring girl. She comes off as innocent, but when faced with injustice she can also show her temper, and at times she feels neglected, especially when the nephews dismiss her for being a girl or too childish. She has a deep fondness for animals, and has a real way with them. Her connection with other creatures is sometimes how she saves the day.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Three Ducks of the Condor"
* "Cold Duck"
* "Too Much of a Gold Thing"
* "Send in the Clones"
* "Armstrong" (non-speaking cameo)
* "Magica's Shadow War" (non-speaking cameo)
* "Master of the Djinni"
* "Hotel Strangeduck"
* "Lost Crown of Genghis Khan"
* "Duckman of Aquatraz"
* "Dinosaur Ducks"
* "Maid of the Myth"
* "Down & Out in Duckburg"
* "Pearl of Wisdom"
* "The Curse of Castle McDuck"
* "Sweet Duck of Youth"
* "Earth Quack"
* "Bermuda Triangle Tangle" (non-speaking cameo)
* "Micro Ducks from Outer Space"
* "Back to the Klondike"
* "Horse Scents"
* "Scrooge's Pet"
* "A Whale of a Bad Time"
* "Merit-Time Adventure"
* "Back Out in the Outback"
* "Raiders of the Lost Harp" (non-speaking cameo)
* "Scroogerello"
* "Luck o' the Ducks"
* "Magica's Magic Mirror/Take Me Out of the Ballgame"
* "Duck to the Future"
* "Jungle Duck"
* "Once Upon a Dime" (non-speaking cameo)
* "Till Nephews Do Us Part"

### Season 2

* "Bubba Trubba"
* "Ali Bubba's Cave" (non-speaking cameo)
* "The Billionaire Beagle Boys Club" (non-speaking cameo)

### Season 3

* "Bubbeo & Juliet"
* "The Good Muddahs"
* "Metal Attraction" (non-speaking cameo)
* "Beaglemania" (non-speaking cameo)
* "Attack of the Fifty-Foot Webby"
* "A DuckTales Valentine"

### Film

* "DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp"

### Season 4

* "Attack of the Metal Mites"
* "New Gizmo-Kids on the Block"
* "The Golden Goose, Part 1"
* "The Golden Goose, Part 2"

### Video games

* "DuckTales"/"DuckTales Remastered"
* "DuckTales: The Quest for Gold"
* "DuckTales 2"

## Trivia

* Webby is designed and modelled after the triplet nephews' female counterparts April, May and June. Dutch printings of the 1987 *DuckTales* comics even gave her the name Lizzy, which has also been used as April in Dutch comics.
* Her doll appears in the 2017 series in the episode, "The Other Bin Of Scrooge McDuck".
Maid of the Myth

**Maid of the Myth** is the twenty-first episode of *DuckTales 1987*.

## Synopsis

Mrs. Beakley is abducted by Vikings from Norse Mythology and it is up to Scrooge and the others to rescue her.

## Characters

* Thor
* Mrs. Beakley
* Griselda
* Swanwhite
* Auric
* Launchpad McQuack
* Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck
* Webby Vanderquack
* Scrooge McDuck
Thomas Goes Fishing

* Some of the gold paint on James' dome is faded.
* In one scene, Annie and Clarabel are facing the wrong way.
* The narrator says the bucket has five holes, but a close-up shot shows six holes on the bucket. Also, no water is seen leaking in the next 2 shots.
* When the bucket is lifted from the river, the water is shown to be brown and muddy. However, when the water is poured into Thomas's tank, the water appears to be clean.
* When Thomas begins to feel a pain in his boiler, he passes by the spot he ends up stopping in.
* Thick pencil marks are visible on the "DANGER KEEP AWAY" signs.
* In the International versions, Ringo Starr's impersonation of the Fat Controller (Mmm) is used in the background.
* When the men are first seen with the "DANGER" signs, the red lining around Thomas' number is peeling away.
* The narrator says they put the signs in front and behind Thomas, but in one shot of Thomas, a sign that is supposed to be behind him is on the right side (viewer's perspective) of him.
* In the restored version, studio equipment can be seen when Thomas says "Bother! I'm thirsty!" and when the inspector looks inside Thomas' tank.
* When Thomas puffs on to the siding, steam continues to vent from the tracks even after he leaves, but in the next shot, it all disappears. Later, when the inspector clambers up to check Thomas' tanks, Thomas abruptly stops hissing steam, but when the inspector comes down, he is hissing steam again and once the Fat Controller climbs up, the steam vanishes. Then, when the Fat Controller asks Thomas' driver how the fish got there, the steam reappears. Throughout all of this, the hissing sound continues even when Thomas is not letting off steam.
* When Thomas is at Elsbridge, the siding usually seen at the water column is not there, except in the close-up of the out of order sign. When it is seen, it ends in the grass.
* There is a tiny hole in Thomas' smokebox when the Inspector looks into his tank.
* When the bucket is pulled in and out of the water, the string attached to it leading into Thomas' cab is visible.
* Thomas is wearing Percy's tired face mask in four shots.
Thomas and Gordon

## Thomas and Gordon/Thomas Gets Tricked

* In the first shot of Thomas, studio equipment is reflected off of his smokebox. In the same shot when he starts rolling his eyes, his face moves just a little bit.
* When Gordon is first seen pulling the express, the reflection of some studio equipment can be seen in the lake.
* When the narrator says "It was nearly time for the Express" there are no coaches on the track next to Gordon. When Thomas puffs in, they suddenly appear.
* Gordon was waiting outside platform 2 for his coaches, but when Thomas puffs in, Gordon and his coaches are outside platform 3 and 4.
* In one scene, there is a set of points leading from the track outside platform 5 to the track outside platform 4. In the next scene, it disappears.
* Just before Thomas reaches the water tower, the background shows trees and bushes instead of Wellsworth.
* When Gordon and Thomas leaves Knapford Station they immediately go through Henry's tunnel, but that would be impossible since Henry's tunnel is located on the opposite end of the line. And when they exit the tunnel, the tracks bounce in the air.
* When Gordon is sleeping in the siding, his buffers are crooked.
* When Thomas stops inside Knapford at the beginning, Henry is in his new shape.
* When Thomas wakes Gordon up the second time, the buffers in the siding in front of Gordon are not connected to the track, Thomas moves a little and his smoke vanishes due to a film cut.
* In a rare picture, there is no one in Gordon's cab as he and Thomas cross the viaduct.
* When Thomas backs onto the turntable at Wellsworth, he looks more annoyed than tired.
* When Henry leaves the station, Gordon's eyes are a bit wonky.
* When Thomas says "Hurry (up) yourself!" the coaches cannot be seen in front of him.
* When Henry and James puff out of Knapford, two of Henry's wheel arches are missing.
* When Thomas puffs into Knapford in the opening scene, Henry has no coaches. In the next scene, he leaves the station with coaches, a van and a brake van.
* In the restored version:
	+ The top of the set can be seen over the church when James and Henry pass by.
	+ Studio equipment can be seen as Gordon pulls Thomas around the bend.
	+ In the closeup of Thomas being tired out, the train in front of him is missing.
	+ When the train crosses the viaduct, the edge of the set is visible.
	+ Just before Thomas starts puffing to the water tower, the track ends behind him.
	+ In the closeup of Gordon smiling, there is studio equipment in the background, Thomas and the express disappear, his tender bounces a little, and the tracks behind him end.
	+ When Thomas backs onto the turntable, a camera stand is visible.
* On the Amazon Prime digital release of the Classic Series, this episode features an excerpt of one of Ringo Starr's narrations when Gordon stops at Wellsworth.
Thomas Comes to Breakfast

* Clarabel is facing the wrong way and her roof is lifted when Thomas comes into Tidmouth.
* When Percy and Toby are asleep, Toby is tilted to the left.
* In the close-up of Toby sleeping, his windows are open slightly, but in the wider shot of the three engines in the shed, Toby's right window is completely open. It is then again slightly open when Thomas is rolling out of the shed.
* Just after Thomas finds that he cannot stop, he passes a station building on his left, but in the next shot, he has not passed it yet.
* In the shots from Thomas' perspective before he runs into the house, the tracks on the right all seem to end abruptly at a wall, which is presumably there to hide the edge of the set. The house also seems to have damage before he even runs into it.
* As Thomas crashes into the house, his wheels do not move.
* When Thomas is looking into the house, a bush is covering his face, but when Thomas is pulled free from the house, the bush seems to have become smaller and is lying on his buffer beam, and when the Fat Controller is scolding to him, the bush has become larger and moved back to its original position to cover Thomas' face in order to muffle his voice.
* In a close-up of Thomas' driver, he is clean shaven, but in some non close-ups, he has a beard.
* After Thomas crashes into the house, his head lamp disappears, except for the shot of Donald and Douglas pulling him out.
* When Thomas is pulled away from the house, he looks unharmed. However, in the next shot, a bush suddenly appears on his suddenly damaged buffer beam, in addition to his head lamp vanishing.
* When Thomas enters Tidmouth and during the close-up of Percy looking cross, Donald's tender and a hole can be seen in the signal box in the background, indicating that this episode was filmed during the same time as Break Van.
* In the close-ups of the Fat Controller, the faded marks of where a smile had been are visible behind his frown.
* Thomas' eyes are off-centre from each other throughout the majority of the episode.
* Thomas is wearing his unwell face mask when he is meant to be conceited.
* When Thomas finds that he cannot stop, his lamp is not placed on correctly.
* In the Japanese dub, Ringo Starr's narration can be faintly heard throughout the episode.
* Thomas' side rods change positions from when he crashes into the house to when he is rescued.
Saved from Scrap

* In the opening shot Gordon suddenly stops due to derailing just after he passes the signal.
* When Edward approaches Wellsworth, in George Carlin's narration and most international narrations, he has Thomas' whistle sound. In Ringo Starr's narrations and the Japanese and Welsh versions, as well as the original Norwegian television broadcast, no whistle sound is heard. Also, the tracks start to move once Edward's on it.
* When Edward is at the scrapyards, Lynton and Barnstaple Railway open trucks appear behind him, but when he passes Suddery Castle, he is pulling regular trucks. When he is at Wellsworth however, he is pulling Lynton and Barnstaple Railway open trucks again.
* Thomas' driver is missing when Edward leaves to go to the scrapyard.
* In a deleted scene of Edward talking with the vicar, his happy face mask appears to be falling off.
* When Trevor asks Jem Cole if he thinks the Vicar will buy him, a hair is visible on Trevor's boiler.
* When Jem Cole and the Vicar are riding Trevor around the scrapyard, a piece of string can be faintly seen pulling Trevor and no steam comes out of Trevor's funnel.
* When Edward says "Hello! You're not broken and rusty, what are you doing here?" in the George Carlin narration, "Hello" is said in his Trevor voice.
* Thomas' eyes are wonky when Edward leaves for the scrapyard.
* When Edward says that the other engines think he is old fashion, he has a chip in his boiler.
* When the Vicar bought Trevor, his cheek is chipped.
* After Edward leaves the scrapyard, he has Donald/Douglas' worried face mask.
The Missing Coach

***The Missing Coach*** was an episode originally developed for the second season that was cancelled halfway through filming. It was to be based on the stories "Hullo Twins!" and **The Missing Coach** from the Railway Series book The Twin Engines.

## Trivia

* During an interview with Sodor Island Fansite shortly before his death in 2008, David Mitton said that the episode entered production in 1985 and was halfway through filming when Britt Allcroft decided to have it cancelled, as she thought the plot would be too difficult for children to understand. Mitton also mentioned that he was in possession of all the footage filmed for the episode.
* Three shots originally filmed for this episode were used in the episodes Saved from Scrap and Break Van.
* At one point during production, the episode was called "Hullo Twins!", taking the name of the first story from the original book rather than the second.Template:Ref
* This episode would have been the first to feature engines switching tenders. However, because the episode was cancelled, the first episode to feature engines switching tenders was the tenth series episode It's Good to be Gordon.
* It is uncertain if Mike O'Donnell and Junior Campbell composed the music for this episode, as O'Donnell stated in an interview that he had no recollection of the episode whatsoever.
* One popular theory in regards to this episode was that a Green Express Coach was used as Thomas' special coach. However, two production slides discovered in August 2020 confirmed that an Orange Branch Line Coach was used instead.
* Despite this episode's cancellation, Thomas' special coach can be seen with the Express in Percy and the Signal and Duck Takes Charge.