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Happa

**Happa** (ハッパ) is just Chikorita with a different name that was revealed prior to the release of Pokémon Gold and Silver.

Happa was a starter Pokémon in the beta version of Pokémon Gold & Silver that is update it's design and name to Chikorita. It was randomly assigned to Level 8. The other two starters were Honōguma & Kurusu. Happa appears close to the final design of Chikorita, without its body and legs and it also has ears when Chikorita does not. It is also wearing orange beads instead of green beads, similar to its shiny Pokémon design. Because it has so many differences from Chikorita, it is considered a Scrapped Pokémon and not a Beta Pokémon (it's design is beta though).

Happa's species is The **Leaf Pokémon**
Is buying toys worth Pets?

## **Worth It?**

Rare Pets are some of the most desirable. Almost all of them have the traits of cute, unique, and probably not thought of. They all also all non-member.

"Promo Pets" tend to be worth a lot in the game, although they are becoming less in demand. In truth, though, they are pixels. Is it really worth spending around $45 and above just to get a pet firefly? (Oh, my precious Sunnykat) What will you get out of it? No one has once said "Oh, cool firefly! I really really want that!" and other stuff.

This is a little off-topic, but every non-member (well, most) desire Club Geoz music, which is a very rare treasure of a music in AJ. It comes from the Club Geoz playset, which is around $30! Most people just buy AJ toys for the codes! Is spending $30 worth a rarer item in-game? Yes, it may be exhilarating to type in the code and get something others desire, but millions of players have that item, too, so it's fairly uncommon, but also not.

So the next time you buy an AJ toy, think: is it worth it?
Kurusu

**Kurusu** (クルス) is an unreleased Pokémon revealed prior to the release of Pokémon Gold and Silver.

Kurusu was a starter Pokémon in the beta version of Pokémon Gold & Silver that is now replaced by Totodile. It was randomly assigned to Level 8. The other two starters were Happa & Honōguma. Although it resembles the released the released Pokémon Seel & the released Pokémon Lapras from the first generation, Kurusu was revealed after the release of Pokémon Red and Green.

Kurusu's species is The **Seal Pokémon**
Papyo

Papyo is an unreleased Pokémon that was created as an example of the games' mechanics, its typing is currently unknown.

Not too much information is known about it, but it was listed as being Pokémon #211, which officially is occupied by Qwilfish.

It was featured in a Game Freak book showing the origins of Pokémon, back in the day when the project was called Capsule Monsters and in that book we can see Papyo along with other unreleased and early designs such as Buhi, Godzillante, Gorillaimo, Rhydon, Geodude, Gengar, Nidorino, Dragon4 and an unknown round Pokémon.

## Appearance

Papyo seems to be a really basic bug with few details. It has six legs, and a big head.

It seems to be based in a bug, or it might be based on a crab-like creature.

Its face has a really wide mouth and on the top of the head, two protuding eyes.

## Fan speculation

The smog emanating from the spouts on Papyo's back indicate that this may have been a Bug and Poison-type monster.

However, based on its looks, Papyo might be a Bug type, or if it is indeed based on a sea creature, it could be part Water. Unfortunately, its plain design does not give us any further hints about this Pokémon's typing or moves.

It seems unlikely that Papyo was redesigned to become an official Pokémon, making it a scrapped Pokémon.
Kage no Mushi

You guys do know this one is like, totally fake right?

**~~Kage no Mushi~~**~~(カゲのムシ), or possibly **Parasort**, is the name of another evolved form of Paras revealed prior to the release of Pokémon Gold and Silver. It barely has a resemblance to both Nincada and Sewaddle. Further details surrounding this Pokémon are unknown.~~

~~Artwork of this Pokémon was supposedly found in a Japanese web archive, where the image was given the filename "Kage no Mushi". [1] It is not known whether "Kage no Mushi" was Game Freak's name of the creature or not. The artwork is notably in the style of other second generation prototype Pokémon such as Honōguma.~~

## ~~Etymology~~

~~Parasort literally comes for the words "parasite" and "assort". The kanji for this Pokémon's name, which is written like this: 影の虫,  has the same pronounciation, but a different name of an enemy from the Zelda series.~~
Unnamed Turtle Pokémon

The **unnamed turtle** was shown on the front cover of volume 14 of the MicroGroup Game Review magazine in 1997, along with a unused top Pokémon, a beta Tyranitar and unreleased Trainers.

In an excerpt from a document (p. 53) (possibly the same issue of MicroGroup Game Review)[*citation needed*] there is a Cover Artist Interview with Ken Sugimori. The designs are also displayed on the excerpt, implying that Ken Sugimori illustrated them.

The turtle has a large green shell and a blue head, with some similarities to the fossil Pokémon Tirtouga in Generation V.
Beta Tyranitar

Early artwork of **Tyranitar** (バンギラス *Bangiras*) was shown on the front cover of the MicroGroup Game Review Magazine (volume 14) in 1997, where it was shown alongside an unreleased top creature, an unreleased turtle Pokémon and two unreleased Trainers. There are a few minor differences between Tyranitar's design as it was in the MicroGroup Game Review Magazine and the final version. This earlier versions of Tyranitar has shorter arms, a tan rather than an indigo belly more spikes on its back than the final Tyranitar.
King Season, father of Oak

***King Season*** was the great, former king of the land of the ***Wonder Trail*** forest. King Season was a unique king in the generation of forest kings, for he fought off many more forces than expected. King Season was supposedly the great being of light and power who defeated and banished the evil doer ***Takani***. King Season was the mate of ***Queen Lux***, the former forest queen. When ***Altha***, (Oak's mate) was young, King Season was the one who helped foster Altha when she could not find her mother. When oak was young, he was good friends with Altha, however, as the two grew, they became much more apart, and they had not recognized each other over time.

King Season was the most inspiring buck and father for Oak. Oak claims that King Season is all he looked up to, and who he wanted to be like one day. Oak had great and personal childhood, quality time spent with his father. King Season was a great and powerful being, in fact, was the former ***3rd sign of nature***, and the most unique and special one.

Sadly, on one dreadful day, a group of hunters, with their dogs beside them, set fire to Oak's old home, ***The Fields of Wonder***. This happened when oak was a fawn, and King Season was the one to take a hit for the herd. King Season, while the fire happened, was weakened by the smoke while trying to battle the hunters, and was shot several times straight through the chest, killing him off slowly and painfully.

After this happened, Oak's mother, Queen Lux, two of the surviving few deer from the herd, Lux took Oak from the herd. For a few days, the two lived together peacefully, until, eventually, Oak's mother was unsuspectingly shot down.

King Season was an important being, before Oak. Season had an unusual power, a power that looked like he could talk to spirits of the stars. King Season commit odd things behind other's back, like talk to something when there is nothing there, and look up at the night sky as if having a conversation with it.

*"Ah, my son. Look up at the stars. Do you see all of them? Those are the great kings." -Season*
Pukū

*Not to be confused with Bukū*

**Pukū** (プクー) is an unreleased Pokémon that supposedly appeared at night in the forest area in the Nintendo Spaceworld 1997 demo of Pokémon Gold and Silver. It was a either a flying squirrel or a manta ray Pokémon, and may have been a beta design of either Sentret or Mantyke.
Beta Raikou / Suicune

This artwork resembles Raikou and Suicune. It was illustrated by Muneo Saitō, who was also the designer of the legendary beasts, including Entei. It's existence also brings the possibility that the DNA Splicer (from Pokémon Black and White Two) could have been a possibility earlier than previously thought.
Turkey

**Turkey** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 15 times, debuting in the first contest. Turkey has been participating in MSC since the first edition with the broadcaster *TRT* (Türkiye Radyo Televizyon Kurumu).

## History of Turkey in the MeteVision Song Contest

Turkey patricipates since MSC1. After two editions participating, they showed interest to keep on trying, but due to economic problems, they withdrew in MSC3. Anyway, they came back in MSC4. In ASC15 they got a second place although with the same amount of votes as the winner, only that because of the tie-braking rules the country did not win.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Bukū

**Bukū** (ブクー) is a prototype design for Qwilfish which was revealed prior to the release of Pokémon Gold and Silver. Bukū has visible fins not viewable on Qwilfish's final design and is depicted with lighter blue colors than Qwilfish. It has a smaller tail than the final Qwilfish. The underside of Bukū's body is also the same color, unlike Qwilfish.

Bukū supposedly appeared in the Nintendo Spaceworld 1997 demo of Pokémon Gold and Silver.

The name derived from "fugu", the Japanese word for "blowfish".
Aquaria

Aquaria was supposedly revealed at Nintendo Space World 1997, where it was shown only by name in a promotional video for the Pokédex shown at the Gold/Silver movie area. Another Pokémon known as Aqua was also shown in this footage. Their similar names may suggest that both Pokémon are related by evolution.
Gorillaimo

**Gorillaimo** is an **unreleased Pokémon** that was just created as an example of the games' mechanics, showing the Pokémon battle system, its typing is currently unknown.

The only known information about this monster is just its name.

It was featured in a Game Freak book showing the origins of Pokémon, back in the day when the project was called Capsule Monsters and in that book we can see Buhi along with other unreleased and early designs such as Buhi, Papyo, Godzillante, Rhydon, Geodude, Gengar, Nidorino, Dragon4 and Kazeniga.

## Appearance

Gorillaimo might be a medium sized to big ape monster, it is seen standing on its four legs but its safe to suppose it could've been able to walk or at least stand in its hind legs. The most unique characteristic that we can find on this design, is the baseball cap that it sports on its head. It also has an odd resemblance to Slaking.

As its name suggests, it is based on a gorilla.

Its face just shows its eyes, ears and mouth.

## Fan speculation

Even if there is not enough information available on Gorillaimo, fans have some speculative theories, mainly on the design's origin rather than the actual Pokémon.

Fans say this monster could've been just a gimmick Pokémon based on another important Nintendo character, Donkey Kong, it of course lacks the tie that DK has, but its cap could be reminiscent of DK's little companion Diddy Kong.

Other fans think it could have been a reference to Ninten from Mother (EarthBound) video game developed by none other than Creatures Inc., formerly known as Ape Inc.

Based its looks, we can speculate on Gorillaimo's typing, it could've been a Normal type or a maybe Fighting type.
Typhoon Balinia

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Typhoon Balinia is a storm that is super *rare* (1 in 2.6 billion) but still happened.

* **Formation**

The formation of Typhoon Balinia is when a certain temperature in Sri Lanka was reached (50 \*C) creating a Tropical Depression in the Sea, then it escalates to a C0 with 60 km winds and then going to a C3 in June 4, 2013 in Malaysia, then a C5 in the Philippines causing more damage than Yolanda.

* **Dissipation**

After Landfall with the Philippines it started to cool due to col winds going to West Pacific, Thus making it dissipate in China at June 7, 2013.
Yoroidori

**Yoroidori** (ヨロエドリ) is an unknown Pokémon mentioned in the Nintendo Spaceworld 1997 demo in the player's room through dialogue text in the PC. Yoroidori was supposedly described as 'a newly discovered Pokémon of the Flying type, classified as Steel'.

Yoroidori may be a precursor to or a beta for Skarmory (エアームド *Airmd*), because they both share the same typing. Its name may stem from a portmanteau of 鎧 *yoroi*(armor) and 鳥 *tori*(bird).
October 2018 Northwest Pacific superstorm

The **2018 October Northwest Pacific Superstorm** was the most intense extratropical cyclone ever recorded in the Northwest Pacific Ocean, with a minimum pressure of 919 hPa, breaking the previous record of the November 2014 Bering Sea Superstorm. Originated from Typhoons Ampil and Wukong, they merged together from induvidual extratropical cyclones into one giant cyclone.

## Meteorological history

While typhoons Ampil and Wukong underwent extratropical transition, a cold front associated with a dissipating extratropical cyclone separated from the system, bringing winds from different directions to let these two post-tropical cyclones merge. These cyclones eventually merged off the coast of the Kuril Islands, bringing storm-force winds to the area.

After the storm exited the Sea of Okhotsk, it rapidly deepened to 930 hPa, while swallowing another extratropical cyclone as it deepened to 919 hPa, as it approached Adak and Unalaska, therefore became the second-most intense extratropical cyclone ever recorded, just behind the Braer Storm of January 1993.

## Impact

### Russia

Due to the storm, many people were evacuated from their homes due to high winds. In Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, although the storm did not directly impact that area, warnings were issued because of the storm.

### Alaska

The storm made landfall at Adak at it's peak intensity, and catastrophic damage was witnessed there.
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The teachers’ lounge is full of teachers.You're one of the lucky few who get to experience the teachers’ lounge. I hope you enjoy your stay because you're staying long (IDK about that part). Over there is a goat, drinking the water from the fountain, and it will drink all of it so please help now. I hope you had a fun time learning, touring and eating in the teachers’ lounge.
Eleking

**Eleking** (エレキング *Erekingu*) is an unreleased Pokémon supposedly revealed at Nintendo Space World 1997, where it was shown only by name in a promotional video for the Pokédex shown at the Gold/Silver movie area.

Further details regarding this Pokémon are unknown. Its name suggests that it may be a precursor of Elekid, or probably Electivire from Generation IV.
Typhoon Ampil (2018)

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**Typhoon Ampil**, known in the Philippines as **Super Typhoon Maymay**, was the most intense tropical cyclone in 2018, with a minimum pressure of 895 hPa, the lowest since Typhoon Meranti in 2016.

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Паучила

**Паучила** - спутник в игре.

## Официальное описание

Паучилы - огромные пауки-мутанты которые заполнили леса Авроры. Обычно они обитают в больших пещерах и проводят большую часть дня внутри, выходя на охоту только под покровом ночи. Паучилы настолько прожорливы, что уничтожают всё живое в окрестных лесах, а потом мигрируют в поисках новых источников пищи. Входящим в лес путникам стоит быть настороже ,чтобы не наткнуться на логово Паучил.
Typhoon Maria (2017)

**Typhoon Maria** is a WPAC equivalent of Hurricane Maria of 2017. It has peak winds of 215 km/hr (10-minute) and pressure of 895 mbar. A low has intensified into a TD and became a TS. Maria rapidly intensified into a super typhoon and reached it's peak intensity. It weakened back into C4 and becomes C3 for days until weakening further. While C3, it has winds of 175 km/hr and pressure of 930 mbar. It reintensified into a typhoon after weakening but weakened to a strong and huge tropical storm. Maria becomes extratropical afterwards. It caused heavy damage in some islands, and in Japan, heavy winds from outflow of Maria caused heavy damage as well, amounting to $165 million.
Typhoon Irma (2017)

**Typhoon Irma** is a WPAC equivalent of Hurricane Irma of 2017. It is also known in the Philippines with local name **"Lannie"** It first starts as TD and becomes TS afterwards. It strengthened into a typhoon and later becomes a category 5 super typhoon, making it a very big threat to the Philippines. It soon entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility and given local name Lannie. Later it started to weaken into C4, but briefly it regained C5 strength again. Soon it made landfall on Bicol region as C4, making it worst since Nock-Ten. It weakened into C2, but it went back again to C4 strength. It turned north and made landfall on Batangas as C4. It further weakened until it made it's final landfall on China as TD.

## Impact

The impact of Irma is very huge, especially in the Philippines. Flash flooding is heavily observed in Metro Manila and in Luzon. The storm killed almost 345 people, making it deadly. It also caused $1.1 billion in damages. (56.07 Billion PHP), making it second costliest Philippine typhoon on record, only behind Haiyan of 2013.
Typhoon Nate (2017)

**Typhoon Nate** is a WPAC equivalent of Hurricane Nate of 2017. It is also known in the Philippines with local name **"Odette".** It has peak winds of 150 km/hr (10-minute) and pressure of 955 mbar. It is unusually category 1 with very organized storm and intense for that category.

It started with a TD and becomes organized. Later it becomes TS Nate with strong winds and is very organized. It becomes a typhoon due to organized and forming an eye. It reached a very intense pressure for a category 1 of 955 mbar, and it made landfall on China. It further weakened and becomes extratropical.

Nate caused heavy flooding in China as well as Palawan and Luzon due to enhanced monsoon. Heavy winds caused $1.6 billion damages in China, and 121 deaths overall.
Jamaalidays and Pets

The **Jamaalidays**are here and we all know what that means: PET REINDEER!! I'm very glad that AJHQ decided to bring the Deer back, as it was one of the most popular missed animals. I tested it out, and I have to say, I quite like the "Play" action. Anyway, this wiki is about pets, and so is this article.

My first Reindeer was purchased at Jamaalidays in July. I bought 2, and I still have them. I can't wait to get more. Maybe Arctic Wolves will come back? Or Arctic Foxes? (probably not though since they just left)

The Jamaalidays are an exciting time for pet-lovers.
Typhoon Harvey (2017)

**Typhoon Harvey** is a WPAC equivalent of Hurricane Harvey of 2017. It is also known in the Philippines with local name **"Isang"** It first starts as TD and becomes TS afterward. It entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility with local name Isang. Signal No. 1 warnings were raised in Visayas and in Mindanao. Afterwards, it entered the South China Sea and explosively intensified into a typhoon. It peaked as C4 typhoon later on, and made landfall in China, causing $4 billion in damages and 47 deaths. It soon weakened but remained as tropical storm for several days, causing heavy flooding, until it finally dissipates inland.
Unnamed Top Pokémon

This **unnamed top creature**, possibly named "**Nekontop**" or "**Peritop" (**ネコントップ *Nekontoppu*), was shown on the front cover of volume 14 of the MicroGroup Game Review magazine in 1997, along with an unnamed turtle, an early Tyranitar, and unreleased Trainers. This Pokémon has traits of Clefairy and Hitmontop and is shaped like a star.

In an excerpt from a document (p. 53) (possibly the same issue of MicroGroup Game Review)[*citation needed*] there is a cover artist interview with Ken Sugimori. The designs are also displayed on the excerpt, implying that Ken Sugimori illustrated them.

Similarly to Hitmontop, the unnamed top creature has multiple feet around the middle section of its body and is based on a spinning top, however it has a point located on its bottom, while Hitmontop has a point located on its head. This Pokémon also has a spherical "bump" on top of its head and the face of a Pokémon like Clefairy or Jigglypuff with the same pink color scheme.
Typhoon Jose (2017)

**Typhoon Jose** is a WPAC equivalent of Hurricane Jose of 2017. It is also known in the Philippines with local name **"Maring".** It has max winds of 205 km/hr (10-minute) and pressure of 910 mbar. It first started as weak storm then becomes a super typhoon due to warm waters. It slowly weakened and made a loop due to interaction with Irma.

It becomes a TS but reintensified back into a typhoon and stayed as C1 with winds of 150 km/hr and 960 mbar, but weakened again and become tropical low. It caused moderate damage and 13 deaths mostly in Guam.
Userphoon (disambiguation)

There are currently three version of userphoons. It is invented by Farm River.

* Userphoon (Official version) - the official version of userphoons.
* Userphoon (Jason's version)
* Userphoon (Farm's secondary version)

*This article includes a list of userphoons that share the same name (or similar names).
If an internal link incorrectly led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended storm article.*
Userphoon (Jason's version)

*This version of userphoons is created by DeathphoonMangkhut2018. For other uses, see Userphoon (disambiguation).*

This is the version of userphoons invented by DeathphoonMangkhut2018. Note that this version of userphoons is different then the official version of userphoons.

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2018 Hypothetical Pacific typhoon season

The **2018 Hypothetical Pacific typhoon season** was a rather inactive season: It consisted of only 24 named storms, 12 typhoons and 6 super typhoons, making it a near average season in terms of super typhoons. The season had no official bounds; The season runs throughout 2018, though most tropical cyclones typically develop between May and October. The season's first named storm, Damrey, developed on January 31; while the last named storm, Soulik, dissipated on November 30th. The season's strongest storm, Ampil, reached a maximum wind speed of 220 km/h; the costliest storm, Son-Tinh, made over 8.1 billion dollars in damage; the deadliest storm, Ester, killed over 300 people in the Philippines. The season had an unusually early end on December 3, 20 days earlier then normal. [1]

However, the season featured the most intense pre-April typhoon on record, Typhoon Haikui, despite the season's inactivity. [2]

## Seasonal summary

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The season opened with Tropical Depression 01W meandering to the east of the Philippines. Over the days, the system crossed the Visayas and was named "Agaton" by the PAGASA. By January 15, Agaton exited the PAR and was named Damrey by the JMA. Damrey then made landfall near Quang Ngai Province, and dissipated on the next day. Two months later, Tropical Depression 03W developed near Guam, then was named "*Haikui*". Haikui then intensified into a super typhoon with winds of 205 km/h, breaking the previous record of Typhoon Maysak.

Tropical cyclone activity fired up in June, with Super typhoon Tai-Mau developing, of which it would become the thirteenth-cosliest typhoon in the Philippines. Systems such as Jelawat, Ewiniar, Maliksi, Gaemi, Prapiroon, Maria, Son-Tinh, Ampil, Wukong, Jongdari and Shanshan occured in the months of August to September.

The season ended with Tropical Storm Soulik exiting the basin and becoming a very severe cyclonic storm and making landfall in Bangladesh at that intensity.

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Fun Names

Grumpycat

Bubblecat

Toastysaurus

Jellyscale

Taterwing

What other fun names can you come up with?

Tatertot~Apidary AJ

Firepaw~XxEternalEmbersxX

TaterPaw~Apidary AJ

Gummydrop~Leopards Rule

Ubernoceros~Leopards Rule

Ghostpile~ Petaya the Ring Tailed Lemur

Pookylemon~ Serifni

Zippydiver~ Serifni

Toastytoast~ 2023zhanl38

Crustyguy~Smithle111

Autumnhill ~ Pecky08

Circlesquare~ Serifni
1929 Wall Street typhoon

The **1929 Wall Street Typhoon (nicknamed 'Juno' by Americans')** was a super typhoon, notorius for reaching it's peak on October 29, 1929, the same day the Wall Street Crash of 1929 happened. It was rumored to be the first typhoon in history, but it has been unconfirmed so far. 30 deaths were recorded, most of them inside Kyushu, Japan. The storm roughly caused $658 million 1929 USD ($5.2 billion today) in damages.
Wiki Staff

## Contacting Staff within Hypothetical Typhoons Wikia

Below is the list of volunteered staff who dedicated a portion of their time to help the community in the interest of Hypothetical Typhoons.

### Chat Moderator

* LollipopWut
* GloriouslyBlonde

## Chat Issues and Problems with Other Users

If you need to contact the HTYW Wikia Staff about a problem in chat you can post on the **Message Wall** of one of the admins or chat moderators above. We will investigate and get back you to as soon as we can.

Please include:

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2001 WMHB Typhoon Season (Alpha)

## Systems

### Tropical Depression 01W (Auring)

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### Tropical Depression 02W (Barok)

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### Tropical Storm Durian (Crising)

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### Tropical Depression 04W (Darna)

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### Typhoon Utor (Emong)

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### Typhoon Trami

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### Typhoon Kong-Rey (Feria)

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### Tropical Storm Yutu (Gorio)

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### Tropical Depression 09W

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### Tropical Depression 10W

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### Typhoon Toraji

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### Typhoon Man-Yi (Huaning)

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### Typhoon Usagi (Isang)

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Ukraine

**Ukraine** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 2 times, debuting in the fourteenth contest. Ukraine has been participating in MSC since the fourteenth edition with the broadcaster *UA:PBC* (Natsionalna Suspilna Teleradiokompaniya Ukrayiny).

## History of Ukraine in the MeteVision Song Contest

Ukraine patricipates since MSC14, however, they could afford taking part only in one edition, so the country withdrew in MSC15, but returned one edition later.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Userphoon (Official version)

*"Userphoon" redirects here. For other uses, see Userphoon (disambiguation).*

A **userphoon** is a type of hypothetical typhoon issued to most users of Hypothetical Typhoons Wiki that meet certain rights. Userphoons are tracked like real typhoons, but are much longer lived than typhoons. Userphoons are based on rights of the user has in this wiki. The main basin for the userphoon is West Pacific.

## Scale

The UP Scale (Userphoon Scale) is used to classify a user. It works same as as the SSHWS scale but specialized on typhoons.

## Seasons

### 2017 Pacific Userphoon Season

#### Super Userphoon Farm (Farm River)

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#### Super Userphoon Layten (Hurricane Layten)

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#### Userphoon Doug (GloriouslyBlonde)

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#### Userphoon Marcus (LollipopWut)

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#### Userphoon Philippines (Phillipines1111)

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Albania

**Albania** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 16 times, debuting in the first contest. Albania has been participating in MSC since the first edition with the broadcaster *KlanTV* (Klan Television).

## History of Albania in the MeteVision Song Contest

Albania patricipates since MSC1, debuting with Arilena and her song "Vegim". After some editions, they finished for the first time on the top three in MSC8, and surprisingly, they won breaking the points and margin record two editions later thanks to Ava Max and her hit "My way".

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
San Marino

**San Marino** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 8 times, debuting in the eighth contest. San Marino has been participating in MSC since the eighth edition with the broadcaster *SMRTV* (Radio e Televisione della Repubblica di San Marino).

## History of San Marino in the MeteVision Song Contest

San Marino patricipates since MSC9. The small country got its first victory in MSC15 thanks to the singer Joan Thiele and her song "Armenia".

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Beta Marill (Pikablu)

**Marill'**s design has undergone at least two changes in its development. In the Nintendo Spaceworld 1997 demo, it was one of the Pokémon found west of Silent Hills.

### Pink Marill

Early artwork for **Marill** (マリル *Mariru*) depicted it at the time as a pink Pokémon rather than the final blue version of Marill. Other differences between the final and this concept art of Marill are the omission of its large ears, a thinner body and the lack of Marill's zig-zag tail pattern.

### Green Marill

Movie footage from Nintendo Space World 1999 (not to be confused with Spaceworld '97) used a green sprite for Marill rather than blue.

## Trivia

* Marill, was a popular Pokégod prior to the release of Pokémon Gold and Silver used under the misnomer of Pikablu. The misnomer "Pikablu" was even used in unofficial Pokémon media.
	+ The Pikachu's Vacation cards from the Topp's Pokémon the First Movie Trading Cards used to refer to Marill as Pikablu and Snubbull as Buru in the Topp's Blue Edition. This was corrected in the Topp's Black Edition, although Snubbull was erroneously spelled "Snubble".
Guerrilla Master

**Guerrilla Master** is a skill that allows units to evade part of the damage that they take from enemy land units; in addition, it also allows units to recover 20% of the damage that they deal to enemy units as HP. This skill is exclusive to Marshall.

## Description

Evade x% damage dealt by enemy land units. After attacking, restore 20% HP of the damage dealt to enemy units.

## Stats

 4
 5

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Greece

**Greece** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 16 times, debuting in the first contest. Greece has been participating in MSC since the first edition with the broadcaster *NERIT* (Néa Ellinikí Radiofonía, Ínternet kai Tileórasi).

## History of Greece in the MeteVision Song Contest

Greece patricipates since MSC1, getting its best result in MSC5 with a second place.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Beta Torchic

This early version of Torchic shows its lower body covered by an eggshell, with the fluff going all around its neck and wing-shaped ears. The other early design is nearly identical to the current Torchic, aside from the large floppy ears, and a flame-shaped marking on the back of its head, rather than the final design's flame-shaped feathers on top of its head.
Portugal

**Portugal** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 16 times, debuting in the first contest. Portugal has been participating in MSC since the first edition with the broadcaster *RTP* (Rádio e Televisão de Portugal).

## History of Portugal in the MeteVision Song Contest

Portugal patricipates since MSC1, where they finished in last place with Nelly Furtado and her song "Spirit indestructible". In MSC3 they won for the first time with April Ivy and her song "Be OK", breaking the points record.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Syria

**Syria** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 10 times, debuting in the sixth contest. Syria has been participating in MSC since the sixth edition with the broadcaster *ORTS* (Organization of Radio and Television of Syria).

## History of Syria in the MeteVision Song Contest

Syria patricipates since MSC6, and it was just in the next edition when they got their first top place thanks to the Syrian-American Audrey Assad. In MSC8 they won for the first time for an East-Mediterranean country thanks to Káryyn and her song "Purgatory". Due to the COVID19 crisis, the country decided to withdraw in MSC14, but came back one edition later.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Romania

**Romania** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 16 times, debuting in the first contest. Romania has been participating in MSC since the first edition with the broadcaster *TVR* (Televiziunea Română).

## History of Romania in the MeteVision Song Contest

Romania patricipates since MSC1. Although the country started with decent results, within the next editions, they stopped getting in the TOP10 until MSC15.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Georgia

**Georgia** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 3 times, debuting in the fourteenth contest. Georgia has been participating in MSC since the fourteenth edition with the broadcaster *GPB* (Georgian Public Broadcasting).

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*

 #15 |  Paris
 #16 |  Serravalle
Algeria

**Algeria** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 13 times, debuting in the first contest. Algeria has been participating in MSC since the first edition with the broadcaster *EPTV* (Établissement Public de Télévision).

## History of Algeria in the MeteVision Song Contest

Algeria patricipates since the first edition, where they got a third place thanks to the rock band Myrath and their song "Believer". In the secong edition, they got a better place, the first victory for the country thanks to Kenza Farah and "Briser les chaînes". Algeria was the first country repeating the victory for the second and the third time, winning again in MSC5 with Indila and her song "Ego", and in MSC7 with Zaho and "Comme tous les soirs". Due to financial problems, the country withdrew in MSC13, came back for one edition and later withdrew again.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
France

**France** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 16 times, debuting in the first contest. France has been participating in MSC since the first edition with the broadcaster *France Télévisions*.

## History of France in the MeteVision Song Contest

France patricipates since MSC1, where they got a fourth place. In next edition, they increased a position in the ranking. In MSC4 they won for thanks to Tal and her song "Le temps qu'il faut". France became the second country winning for a second time in MSC12 thanks to Shanguy and "Toukassé". Just two editions later, France won again with Maëlle and her song "L'effet de masse".

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Spain

**Spain** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 16 times, debuting in the first contest. Spain has been participating in MSC since the first edition with the broadcaster *RVE* (Radio y Televisión Española).

## History of Spain in the MeteVision Song Contest

Spain patricipates since MSC1. In the sixth and eighth edition the country got second places, although their best position was in MSC16 when La La Love You featuring Olaya got again a second place with 110 points.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Andorra

**Andorra** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 8 times, debuting in the eighth contest. Andorra has been participating in MSC since the eighth edition with the broadcaster *RTVA* (Ràdio i Televisió d'Andorra) and *TV3* (Televisió de Catalunya).

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Slovenia

**Slovenia** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 11 times, debuting in the first contest. Slovenia has been participating in MSC since the first edition with the broadcaster *RTVSLO* (Radiotelevizija Slovenija).

## History of Slovenia in the MeteVision Song Contest

Slovenia patricipates since MSC1 where they got a great sixth place. Sadly, it wasn't enough for the delegation so they decided to withdraw in next edition. After some changes, they came back in MSC5. Due to bad results and financial problems, they withdrew in MSC9, but came back in next ediiton. For the same reason, they did not compete in MSC15, but returned one edition later.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Egypt

**Egypt** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 9 times, debuting in the fourth contest. Egypt has been participating in MSC since the fourth edition with the broadcaster *ERTU* (Egyptian Radio and Television Union).

## History of Egypt in the MeteVision Song Contest

Egypt patricipates since MSC4. In the second edition participating, they got a third place thanks to Nathalie Saba. Due to security and financial reasons, they withdrew from the contest in the Syrian edition of MSC9, but returned later. Due to the COVID19 crisis, the country decided to withdraw in MSC14.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Monaco

**Monaco** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 15 times, debuting in the first contest. Monaco has been participating in MSC since the first edition with the broadcaster *TMC* (Télé Monte Carlo).

## History of Monaco in the MeteVision Song Contest

Monaco patricipates since the first edition, where they finished in a second place thanks to Sasha and her song "Sur mon étoile". In the second edition, they finished in the same position. In MSC3 they decreased to a third place. Due to economic issues, Monaco could not afford participating in MSC15, but returned one edition later.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Malta

**Malta** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 13 times, debuting in the first contest. Malta has been participating in MSC since the first edition with the broadcaster *PBS* (Public Broadcasting Services).

## History of Malta in the MeteVision Song Contest

Malta patricipates since MSC1. In the third edition, they got a second place with "Kingdom" by Christabelle Borg. Due to bad results and financial problems, they withdrew in MSC9, but returned later after a delegation change. Financial issues made the country withdraw in MSC11, but returned later in MSC12 with some sponsors behind the delegation. Due to economic problems, Malta withdrew in MSC15, but returned one edition later.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Libya

**Libya** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 3 times, debuting in the fourteenth contest. Libya has been participating in MSC since the fourteenth edition with the broadcaster *LJBC* (Libyan Jamahiriya Broadcasting Corporation).

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*

 #15 |  Paris
 #16 |  Serravalle
Bulgaria

**Bulgaria** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 14 times, debuting in the second contest. Bulgaria has been participating in MSC since the second edition with the broadcaster *BNT* (Balgarska Nationalna Televizija).

## History of Bulgaria in the MeteVision Song Contest

Bulgaria patricipates since MSC2, when they debuted with a death metal song, getting a last place. Because of this last position, the delegation withdraw in the next one, but kept on trying by returning in MSC4, when they got a second place.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Macedonia

**Macedonia** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 14 times, debuting in the first contest. Macedonia has been participating in MSC since the first edition with the broadcaster *MRT* (Makedonska Radio Televizija).

## History of Macedonia in the MeteVision Song Contest

Macedonia patricipates since MSC1. The country ranked their best result in MSC7 when Bobby Andonov sang "Apartment", but was fastly overcome by Marjana Trajkova in MSC9, who finished third. Due to financial problems, Macedonia withdrew in MSC12, but returned one edition later. Due to the COVID19 crisis, the country decided to withdraw in MSC14, but came back one edition later. In MSC16, Macedonia won for the first time, breaking the points record thanks to the singer Victoria Gigovska and her son "Kriva sum".

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Italy

**Italy** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 16 times, debuting in the first contest. Italy has been participating in MSC since the first edition with the broadcaster *RAI* (Radiotelevisione Italiana).

## History of Italy in the MeteVision Song Contest

Italy patricipates since MSC1. In the fourth edition the hit the Top3 with Lorenzo Fragola. In MSC6, Italy won with the singer Lorenzo Fragola and his song "Luce che entra".

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
魔法公主

**《魔法公主》（日語：もののけ姫）**是由宮崎駿擔任導演和編劇的動畫電影，於1997年7月12日上映。

此電影曾經成為日本電影史上票房榜首，後來被2001年同由吉卜力出品的《神隱少女》等其它影片所超越。

劇情
--

在人類眷村出生。
因戰亂父母為了逃亡將其拋棄在魔法森林。
被山犬-莫娜收養並視如己出並為她取名為-桑
行為舉止如山犬一般，視莫娜為母親
莫娜親生的兩隻山犬也視她為妹妹般保護。
擁有與動物溝通的能力
與魔法森林共存亡。
因人類不斷的砍伐森林十分厭惡人類
尤其憎恨達達拉城為首的黑帽大人並誓言要殺死對方。
後結識阿席達卡並與其成為戀人。

## 登場人物

* 阿席達卡（日語：アシタカ）
* 卡雅（日語：カヤ）
* 神婆（日語：ヒイさま）
* 亞克路（日語：ヤックル）
* 小桑（日語：サン）
* 莫娜（日語：モロの君）
* 莫娜之子（日語：モロの子）
* 黑帽大人（日語：エボシ御前）
* 權三（日語：ゴンザ）
* 甲六（日語：甲六）
* 阿時（日語：トキ）
* 姬朵（日語：キヨ）
* 疙瘩和尚（日語：ジコ坊）
* 拿各（日語：タタリ神）
* 乙事主（日語：乙事主）
* 猩猩（日語：猩々）
* 木靈（日語：コダマ）
* 山獸神（日語：シシ神）

音樂
--

* 魔法公主 (單曲)
* 魔法公主印象專輯
* 魔法公主原聲帶
* 魔法公主交響樂組曲
Tunisia

**Tunisia** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 4 times, debuting in the fifth contest. Tunisia has been participating in MSC since the fifth edition with the broadcaster *TT* (Télévision Tunisienne).

## History of Tunisia in the MeteVision Song Contest

Tunisia patricipates since MSC5. Due to financial problems, they withdrew one edition later, but returned in MSC7. Due to security and financial reasons, they withdrew from the contest in the Syrian edition of MSC9. Due to the COVID19 crisis, the country decided to withdraw in MSC14.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Morocco

**Morocco** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 13 times, debuting in the first contest. Morocco has been participating in MSC since the first edition with the broadcaster *SNRT* (Société Nationale de Radiodiffusion et de Télévision).

## History of Morocco in the MeteVision Song Contest

Morocco patricipates since the first edition, when they won thanks to Bouchra and her song "Blanc ou noir". Due to financial problems, they withdrew in MSC9. In MSC12, after a delegation change, they returned.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Lebanon

**Lebanon** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 15 times, debuting in the first contest. Lebanon has been participating in MSC since the first edition with the broadcaster *LBC* (Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation).

## History of Lebanon in the MeteVision Song Contest

Lebanon patricipates since MSC1. Although it was a country that was present during all editions, bad results and economic problems made Lebanon withdraw from the competition in MSC16.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Croatia

**Croatia** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 13 times, debuting in the third contest. Croatia has been participating in MSC since the third edition with the broadcaster *HRT* (Hrvatska Radiotelevizija).

## History of Croatia in the MeteVision Song Contest

Croatia patricipates since MSC3, where they debuted with a last place. In ASC15 the country withdrew because of the COVID19 situation, but returned one edition later.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Cyprus

**Cyprus** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 15 times, debuting in the first contest. Cyprus has been participating in MSC since the first edition with the broadcaster *RIK* (Radiofonikó Ídryma Kýprou).

## History of Cyprus in the MeteVision Song Contest

Cyprus patricipates since MSC1. The country has been close to the victory twice, when they finished in second position in MSC11 and MSC13. Because of economic problems, Cyprus withdrew in MSC15, but returned one edition later.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Enough is Enough

**Enough is Enough** is a video on the Titanic Sinclair YouTube channel. It is the 51st video of his channel. It was uploaded on July 6th, 2018. It has over 60 thousand views.

## Transcript

Enough is enough!

Sometimes you just gotta say, "enough is enough!".

That's something I've been thinking about lately and it makes me.

It makes me want to talk to the Internet.

I've been thinking about three things recently.

One of them: What is it going to be like after I die?

Number two: Why aren't more people happy?

That's a tough one.

And then three: Why are people so mean on the Internet?

It's very perplexing! I've been trying to figure that out.

Sometimes it's funny to be on the Internet.

Sometimes being on the Internet makes you feel good.

Maybe being mean on the Internet.

Makes people think that they're gonna be happy.

Maybe it distract them from that.

Maybe we should be nice on the Internet! That would be nice!
Montenegro

**Montenegro** has participated in the **MeteVision Song Contest** 10 times, debuting in the fifth contest. Montenegro has been participating in MSC since the fifth edition with the broadcaster *RTCG* (Radio i Televizija Crne Gore).

## History of Montenegro in the MeteVision Song Contest

Montenegro patricipates since MSC5. Due to bad results, they withdrew in ASC7, but returned after that edition. Due to security and financial reasons, they withdrew from the contest in the Syrian edition of MSC9, but returned later. Surprisingly, in MSC11 they won with Kovic and "Give it all".

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*