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Wild Thing

Wild Thing, located at the Valleyfair amusement park in Shakopee, Minnesota, is a steel out-and-back roller coaster with more than one mile (1.6 km) of track. Its first hill is 207 feet (63 m) with a 60 degree drop, and reaches speeds of up to 74 mph (119 km/h). Wild Thing's height was set by the FAA, due to the nearby presence of Flying Cloud Airport.

In 2005, Wild Thing was the main challenge for a local radio station's "Survive it and Drive It" game. Approximately 20 listeners were challenged to be the last one riding continuously for days upon end. The winner received a new car from a local car dealer. The contest lasted for seventeen days. Due to the unbelievable stamina and willpower of the final two contestants, they were each awarded a car.

Designed and manufactured by D. H. Morgan Manufacturing, it was the first "hypercoaster" to be built by the company, opening in 1996. It was the 5th tallest coaster in the world when it opened. The ride's success led to the construction of Steel Force at Dorney Park in Allentown, Pennsylvania in 1997 and Mamba at Worlds of Fun in Kansas City, Missouri the next year.

## The Ride

After the ascent to the top of the 207 ft (63.1m) lift hill, the train plunges down the 196 ft (59.7 m) drop, reaching the maximum speed of 74 mph (119.1 km/h). The train then enters a 103 ft (31.4m) parabolic hill, resulting in the longest low gravity section of any coaster in the world. After the hill, the train climbs a larger 130 ft (39.6m) hill and turns left followed by a large figure-eight turnaround. The train then makes a s-turn into a mid-course brake run. followed by several airtime hills, two of which are inside a tunnel where riders are photographed via on-ride camera. The train is led into a final brake run followed by a right turn back into the station.

## Accidents

Several minor injuries occurred following a derailment on the Wild Thing on May 21, 2006 when a brake mount came loose. The accident happened in the mid brake, where a train waits to enter the station following a run. The failed brake mount struck the rear axle of the train's fifth car, causing the sixth car to detach from the train and de-rail on one side. 14 people were taken to St. Francis Regional Medical Center, but all were released the same day with minor or no injuries.

Contrary to widespread rumors, neither the train, the cars, or any of the riders fell from the track. All riders were wearing their required seat belts and lap bars, preventing them from being ejected from their car. The sixth car did not completely derail from the track, rather settling in a leaning position on its right side.

Wild Thing reopened on June 1, 2006, after being judged safe by inspectors.

## Info

* The tallest and fastest roller coaster at Valleyfair, standing 207 feet at its highest point with a first drop of 200 feet at a 60-degree angle and reaching speeds up to 74 miles per hour.
* Wild Thing features four drops of more than 100 feet along its 5,460-foot-long course (207', 103', 130', 103')
* Out and back steel coaster with two "S" curves, one tunnel and a 360-degree spiral.
* Longest low-gravity section of any coaster in the world.
ZerOes Wiki

Welcome to the **ZerOes Wiki**, an encyclopedic guide into the anime and cartoon madness that is the webcomic, *ZerOes*! An action adventure comedy series about 4 superpowered teenage criminals who are taken in by a shady government foundation to change their identities from crooks to heroes! The only problem? They suck at being heroes. Guarded by a brand of scientists and a sassy military robot designed
like a wolf, they go on crazy and weird adventures to save the world... and the universe!

This wiki acts as the public in-universe databse for the foundation, otherwise known as the ***Supernatural Organization of the Nation*** **(S.O.N.)**. So have fun exploring and learning all about Pastel City, the organization's mission and the inspiration behind it, and things that may quite possible traumatize you for all of your existence! Just saying. Be warned.\*

- The Creator

## **Persons of Interest**

A look at our latest and most notable recruits, as well as a list of subjects that we may or may not be spying on 24/7.**Avy Codman****Coco Butterson****Brussle Sproutan****Jinjy Bredon****Lance****Peetsunae Winku****Dr. Cluck****Sheriff Karika**
## Latest activity

**Hi Gorgeous people! <3** All Photographs, Videos, and Personnel commentary is currated (and occasionally written ) by me, **Dr. Gemm!** All Personnel are allowed to place or edit  additional information within the various articles as they wish. Unless you're Lance. Seriously, **Screw you, Lance.** Have a lovely day!
RPVoid Wiki

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## About RP Void

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RipCord

An additional charge attraction known as a Skycoaster that drops riders in a swinging, pendulum-like motion sending them 18 stories into the air at speeds up to 65 mph (105 km/h)

## Info

* Built in 1996.
* An 18-story Skycoaster© ride that takes riders to a height of 180 feet.
* With a pull of the "rip cord" riders will free-fall for an experience similar to skydiving and hang-gliding.
* Riders will fly at almost 65 mph.
* RipCord can accommodate up to three flyers per flight.
Thunder Canyon

Thunder Canyon is one of three water rides at Valleyfair, the other two being The Wave, and Riptide.

## Info

* Built in 1987.
* Saturated with the fun and adventure of real-life white-water rafting.
* Fun for the entire family.
* Thunder Canyon is never the same ride twice. Every ride is a different experience.
* You will get wet on this ride!
Pastel City

Some S.O.N. Personell

**Pastel City** is a small bright and shining city that exists on the edge of western **New York** in the **United States of America.** The city is an ultra-modern andtraditional mix of Japanese and American citizens, culture, and architecture with other countries' influence sprinkled throughout. The city is primarily funded by the American and Japanese government in almost every faccet, ( especially in science.) making it a prosperous testing ground for new human technology, ideas, and research. It's original founders are **\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*** and **\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\* .**

The city still follows a typical monetary hierarchy despite being primarily focus on the most expensive of technological equipment and household structures. Mid air- based Vehicles such as Hover Cars, Cycles, Scooters, and skates require extensive testing and obviously warrants a higher than normal insurance plan. These vehicles are therefore low in supply as they are much better suited to be utilized by and for governmental and militaristic purposes.
Trendelenburg (Gen. 4)

Generation IV of Trendelenburg

1. Ulrich Trendelenburg
2. Detleff Trendelenburg
3. Anna Trendelenburg
4. Caspar Trendelenburg
5. Jacob Trendelenburg
6. Blasius Trendelenburg
7. Jürgen Trendelenburg
8. Peter Trendelenburg
9. Thomas Trendelenburg (1617)
10. Stanislaus Trendelenburg

Procceced by Generation III and succeeded by Generation V.
Steel Venom

Steel Venom is a steel Inverted Impulse roller coaster located at Valleyfair in Minnesota. It reaches a maximum height of 185 feet (56 m) and a top speed of 68 mph (109 km/h). It is similar to the Wicked Twister roller coaster at Cedar Point, but has only one vertical spiral, as opposed to Wicked Twister with two vertical spirals, but it is identical to Possessed at Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom excepting to be shorter and it is similar to V2: Vertical Velocity at Six Flags Great America.

## The ride

The coaster's single seven-car (28-passenger) train runs along a 200 m (656 ft) U-shaped track, incorporating two 185-foot (56 m) vertical spikes. The forward spike incorporates a twisted spiral, and the rearward spike provides a straight freefall. The 20 m (65 ft) train, propelled by linear induction motors (LIMs,) is accelerated in less than four seconds to 68 mph (109 km/h) toward the forward tower before dropping back down through the station house and up the rearward tower. A holding brake is incorporated on the rear straight tower and is able to suspend the train momentarily (usually on the final ascent during each ride) before dropping it back down to the station house.

Steel Venom was the first launched coaster at Valleyfair.

## Info

* Steel Venom is a single twist impulse coaster with a U-shaped steel tubular track.
* More than 600 feet of track with the highest point at 185 feet and a drop of 175 feet.
* Angle of twist: 360 degrees.
* Riders reach a top speed of 68 mph after being launched forward and backwards:
	+ First launch (forward) - approximately 55 mph
	+ Second launch (backward) - approximately 55 mph
	+ Third launch (forward) - approximately 68 mph
	+ Fourth launch (backward) - approximately 68 mph
	+ Fifth launch (forward) - approximately 62 mph
Dinosaurs Alive!

Dinosaurs Alive! is an animatronic dinosaur themed area located at several Cedar Fair parks. Kings Island was the first park to open the attraction in 2011, while the other parks opened their attraction in 2012 or 2013. The version of this attraction at Kings Island is the world's largest animatronic dinosaur park. A $5–6.00 fee is required in order to enter the attraction. At Kings Island, Worlds of Fun, Carowinds and Kings Dominion, admission is free with a Gold or Platinum Pass. Each park also features Dinostore, a gift shop filled with dinosaur toys and souvenirs.

The exhibits are created by Dinosaurs Unearthed. Some markets, like Toronto, have previously staged their touring exhibit at other venues. Some reviewers have noted that seeing a roller coaster in the background had an "incongruity".

A sand pit allows children to "dig" for dinosaurs, at an area near the end of the attraction.

## Info

From the time of the first exhibition in 1854 at the Crystal Palace, dinosaurs have captured the imagination and fascination of the public. Visitors to Valleyfair can step back in time to the beginning of the “Age of the Dinosaurs” at Dinosaurs Alive! – the most immersive and comprehensive Mesozoic experience – and encounter the beasts that dominated the planet for over 180 million years. Combining finely detailed hand-crafted animatronics, interactive consoles, a lush setting and educational content that reflect the latest scientific theories, Dinosaurs Alive! offers not only the excitement of a tail thrashing, clawing and roaring exhibition with more than 30 life-sized, moving animatronic dinosaurs, but the opportunity for guests of all ages to actively engage in a unique learning experience.
Liboria Trendelenburg

Liboria Trendelenburg was the daughter of Stens Trendelenburg (1607-1668) and Anna Gültzowen. She was along with her brother Stens Trendelenburg part of the sixth generation of the Trendelenburg family.

She was born 1657 and died 1729.

Liboria married Christoph Corswant (1644-1706) the current mayor of Greifswald who got knighted von Corswant on November 11 1698 by Leopald I, Holy Roman Emperor.

Together they four children.

1. Caspar von Corswant
2. Anna Margaretha von Corswant
3. Liboria von Corswant
4. Stens von Corswant

Her daughter Liboria von Corswant got knighted together with her swedish husband Martin Hegardt and their children to von Hegardt August 12, 1717. Charles XII of Sweden lived at their residence during his two year long visit in Lund. Carl carried their children (the grandchildren of Liboria Trendelenburg) during their baptism.

Her other daughter Anna Margaretha von Corswant married Joachim Friedrich von Engelbrechten who was the son of Georg Engelbrecht who got knighted to von Engelbrechten.
Brussle Sproutan

***NOTE:'* *This article detailing this particular operative was written by the operative himself. Opinions expressed by Brussle Sproutan are his own and have no relevance to the opinions of any personnel of the S.O.N. Foundation.***

## Brussle Sproutan

### Occupation

S.O.N. Operative, Cook and Substitute Researcher

### Allies

Avy CodmanCoco Butterson

Jinjy Bredon

Lance the Cyberwolf

### Likes

ScienceSmooth Jazz

Cooking

Meditation

Helping out

Watching science fiction movies and shows

Telling jokes that seemingly have no end

Reading about the S.O.N. captives contained artifacts

### Dislikes

DisorderHis "conditions" involving his hands and fire abilities

Simple puzzles
Flying Eagles

A flying eagles ride with eight carriages that each have a paddle, enabling guests to change the movement of their carriage.

## Info

You control your ride, from mild to wild! Take flight in unique carriages that spin outward like a swing and rise above the ground. Use your carriage's paddle to control your eagle's flight.
High Roller

High Roller is a wooden roller coaster located at Valleyfair in Shakopee, Minnesota. High Roller is Valleyfair's oldest roller coaster, being built in 1976 when the park opened. It is an out-and-back type coaster, and is 70 feet (21 m) at the highest peak with a top speed of 50 mph (80 km/h).

It is a common misperception that High Roller is really the Cyclone from nearby Excelsior Amusement Park, which closed a few years before Valleyfair opened. However, this is not the case. While High Roller bears some similarities to Cyclone, it was a brand new ride in 1976, and Cyclone was demolished when the Excelsior park closed.

## Info

* Wooden roller coaster built in 1976 when Valleyfair first opened it's gate.
* 2,892 feet of track with straight Out-and-Back "L" shaped curve.
* Highest point is 70 feet.
Northern Lights (Current)

A Disk'O ride where a single car travels along a 302-foot (92 m) long, U-shaped track, reaching a height of 43 feet (13 m).

## Info

A family thrill ride where a 36 passenger gondola spins as it travels back and forth on a track. Riders will experience weightlessness, rapid movement from side to side and rapidly changing forces and directions.
Renegade

Renegade is a wood roller coaster at Valleyfair in Shakopee, Minnesota that was designed by Great Coasters International. It was one of the first coasters built by Great Coasters International to use their Millennium Flyer trains, which are designed to give a smoother ride. Renegade's layout is a combination of an Out and Back roller coaster and a Twister roller coaster.

## Overview

Renegade stands 97.5 feet (29.7 m) tall with a first hill and ride maximum drop of 91 feet (28 m) at a maximum speed of 51.3 mph (82.6 km/h). The track is 3,113 feet (949 m) long, resulting in a ride time of approximately two minutes. The track was built at a cost of approximately $6.5 million. Two trains, consisting of 24 seats, accommodate 850 riders per hour.

This coaster has two rare features: the initial first drop and a high-speed station fly-by. The first hill of this coaster features an S-shaped drop. It initially goes down in one direction and at half-way twists in the opposite direction. Before the train comes back to the station it does a final high speed fly-by of the loading station. Since its opening, it is one of the most popular rides at Valleyfair.

It was featured on Discovery Channel's Build It Bigger program on July 10, 2007.

## Info

* Built in 2007, this wooden roller coaster has over 3,000 feet of track and reaches 104 feet at the highest point.
* Renegade features a never before experienced twisting first drop, low to the ground high speed S-turn and high speed station fly-by.
* The song “Renegade” was a 1979 hit for American rock band Styx.
Corkscrew

Corkscrew is the name of a roller coaster at Valleyfair in Shakopee, Minnesota featuring one vertical loop and two corkscrews. Built in 1980, Corkscrew was planned to reflect the design of its sister roller coaster Corkscrew at Cedar Point. It is notably one of the first roller coasters to feature a double corkscrew, as well as a vertical loop. The main differences that the Valleyfair model has is the addition of a finale helix and the omission of the camelback before the loop. Until the hypercoaster Wild Thing (the fifth highest and fastest roller coaster in the world at the time it opened in 1996), Corkscrew was the only outdoor all-steel roller coaster in Minnesota. Corkscrew is currently the only roller coaster at Valleyfair with inversions. The coaster's track was painted blue when it open in 1980 but was repainted orange and yellow in 2011.

## Layout

After exiting the station and turning 180 degrees right, the train engages the lift hill and climbs to 85 feet in the air. After this, the ride drops directly into a vertical loop. This is followed by a short hill. After the hill, there is a rise and a banked right turn, leading into a double-corkscrew element. Exiting the second corkscrew, the ride goes over a small hill banked to the right, followed by an upward helix. The ride then makes a short left turn to align with the station and goes into the brakes.

### Sister coaster

The older Corkscrew at Cedar Point is the same height, and has the same inversions in the same order, but has a somewhat different layout. Cedar Point's model drops off the lift into a hill, followed by the loop, Rather than going into a short hill leading into an elevated banked turn like Valleyfair's Corkscrew, the Cedar Point Corkscrew goes up a rather high hill with a flat top, before swooping over the midway into the double corkscrews. (The Valleyfair model has a smaller hill, which comes after the loop rather than before and does not have the flat-topped hill.) Cedar Point's model omits the helix.

## Info

* 1,950 feet of tubular track that loops and twists in the center of Valleyfair and over Planet Snoopy.
* Built in 1980, it's the second Valleyfair roller coaster.
* Originally a blue and white roller coaster repainted in 2011 to the vibrante yellow, orange and teal it is today.
ValleyFair Wiki

## Welcome to the ValleyFair Wiki

Valleyfair is a 125-acre (51 ha) amusement park in Shakopee, Minnesota, United States. Owned by Cedar Fair, the park opened in 1976 and now features over 75 rides and attractions including eight roller coasters. Valleyfair also has a water park called Soak City which is included with the price of admission. Cedar Point and Valleyfair were the first two parks in the Cedar Fair chain (although Cedar Point Amusement Park originally opened in 1870) and a combination of the park names – "cedar" and "fair" – were used to name the company.

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Antique Autos (Current)

Guests operated Antique Autos are powered by a gas-powered engine and travel around 1,500 feet of track with a center guide rail to keep the auto on track.

## Info

Guests operated Antique Autos are powered by a gas-powered engive and travel around 1,500 feet of track with a center guide rail to keep the the auto on track.
Cosmic Coaster

Cosmic Coaster is a steel junior roller coaster at Valleyfair.

The ride was originally known as Dragon Coaster when it was located at Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom in South Whitehall Township, Pennsylvania (USA). It was built in 1986 and operated from 1992 through the 2010 season. After 2010, the Dragon Coaster was removed along with the other children's rides in near the former Laser site. Dragon Coaster was moved to Valleyfair where it has operated since 2011 as Cosmic Coaster.

Cosmic Coaster has a single train with 4 cars, each car with 2 rows of 2 seats each for a total of 16 passengers.

## Info

* Kids will enjoy the opportunity to enjoy a minature version of the Wild Thing.
* This minature steel rollercoaster has 215 feet of track, reaches speeds of 15-20 mph and the highest point at 14 feet.
* Plenty of smiles and laughs after this ride.
Trendelenburg (Gen. 11)

Generation XI of Trendelenburg

1. Anna Maria Magdalena Trendelenburg (1852-1910)
2. Johannes Wilhelm Ferdinand Trendelenburg (1853-1902)
3. Ernst Traugott Louise Trendelenburg (1855-1857)
4. Wilhelm Gustav Adolf Trendelenburg (1844)
5. Wanda Trendelenburg (1848-1859)
6. Marie Johanna Trendelenburg (1837-1883)
7. Karl Trendelenburg (1839-1840)
8. Karoline Dorothea Trendelenburg (1841-1907)
9. Minna Dorothea Trendelenburg (1842)
10. Friedrich Trendelenburg (1944-1924)
11. Clara Emilie Dorothea Trendelenburg (1847)
12. Emma Charlotta Trendellenburg (1848)
13. Ferdinande (Hanna Susanne Trendelenburg (1852)
14. Gertrud Trendelenburg (1835-1908)
15. Richard Trendelenburg (1837-1840)
16. Theodor Trendelenburg (1841-1873)

Procceded by Generation X and succeeded by Generation XII.
Excalibur

Excalibur is a steel roller coaster with a wooden structure located at Valleyfair in Shakopee, Minnesota. It was built in 1989 by Arrow Dynamics, for the cost of $3,000,000. The ride is 105 feet (32 m) tall with a top speed of 54.5 mph (87.7 km/h), and has a minimum height requirement of 48 inches. Excalibur is only one of a few coasters in the world that has a steel track with a wood frame. Two others, Gemini and Cedar Creek Mine Ride, are located at sister park Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio. It follows a customized figure-eight track layout and is rather short for a major roller coaster, with a total ride duration of two minutes and thirteen seconds. Most likely due to its location at the very western edge of the park and the more recently built roller coasters such as Wild Thing, Steel Venom and Renegade, Excalibur witnesses significantly less foot traffic than other, more frequently visited rides. This leads to relatively short lines for riders and similarly short wait times to gain access to the ride. Some visitors to Valleyfair have been known to ride Excalibur once, stay on the train, and ride again. Valleyfair has a park policy that limits the re-ride to two rides in a row. Valleyfair closes Excalibur during Halloween Haunt due to the lack of popularity.

A few years after the ride was built, trim brakes were added at the top of the first hill. The bottom and first half of the turn were re-profiled in an attempt to reduce roughness. The photo spot and the "Excalibur Photos" booth were also removed. The photo booth was replaced with a Refreshment stand, which has also been removed.

## Potential closure

Valleyfair has applied for a permit with the US Army Corps of Engineers that includes the removal of Excalibur to be replaced by a road and parking lot.

"APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO discharge dredged and fill material into 4.52 acres of wetland for the purpose of constructing a new road around the park for employee access and for the construction of a new parking lot. The Valleyfair expansion project includes a proposed road relocation that will be used by park guests and primarily park employees to access nonpublic areas of the park and two parking areas, one for guests and one for staff."

## Info

* Wooden structure with 2,145 feet of tubular steel track.
* Highest point is 100 feet.
* Spaghetti-style track with eight crisscrosses.
Kasugano Mirai

**Kasugano Mirai**（春日野 ミライ）is PriPara Fanon Academy's student，She is a Pop-type idol，She user brand is Bubble Soda

## Appearance

Mirai has a midnight blue hair，she tied to a pigtail，her was wearing his head spring green ribbon，purple eyes.

## Personality

Mirai is a lively and cheerful girl，free and funny，very sense of humor，features are bold to love，bold to hate，her is very kindness，but she was terrible when she was angry

## Coords

* Lively Bubble Girl Coord
* Bubble Soda Cyalume Coord
* Super Cyalume Mirai Coord
Steph Cunningham-Lomax

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 Curtis Royle is the son of Grace Black and Trevor Royle. He is the surrogate son of Esther Bloom.

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Warren Fox

**Warren Fox** is a main character on the Channel 4 soap opera Hollyoaks. He is known for being one of Hollyoaks most notorious bad boys. He made his debut in 2006 and remained in the show up until 2008, where he supposedly died in a fire. A year later he returned only to be arrested for murder and depart once again.

Warren was released from prison in 2016 and made a full return to the village supposedly a changed man.

## Biography

- Taken from the Channel 4 Hollyoaks website
Trendelenburg (Gen. 9)

Generation IX of Trendelenburg

1. Caroline Frederike Liboria Trendelenburg
2. Catharina Marie Luise Trendelenburg
3. Christiane Amalie Elizabeth Trendelenburg
4. Otto Heinrich Gottlieb Trendelenburg
5. Johann Friedrich Ludwig Trendelenburg
6. Christian Sigismund Ferdinand Trendelenburg
7. Sophie Friedrike Wilhelmine Trendelenburg
8. Theodor Trendelenburg
9. Catharina Elisabeth Trendelenburg (1754-1793)
10. Theodor Friedrich Trendelenburg (1755-1827)
11. Johann Georg Trendelenburg (1756-1825)
12. Caspar Hinrich Trendelenburg (1758-1798)
13. Sophie Christine Trendelenburg (1759-1835)
14. Friedrich Wilhelm Trendelenburg (1761-1835)
15. Friedrich Schack Adolf Trendelenburg (1762-1830)
16. Katharina Juliane Agneta Trendelenburg (1763-1810)
17. Johann Peter Trendelenburg
18. Dorothea Trendelenburg
19. Theodor Trendelenburg (1765-1787)
20. Sophie Trendelenburg (1766-1819)
21. Henriette Trendelenburg (1768-1814)
22. Karoline Trendelenburg (1769-1843)
23. Adolf Trendelenburg (1700-1796)
24. Friedrike Trendelenburg (1772-1774)
25. Juliana Trendelenburg (1776-1852
26. Henriette Trendelenburg (1800-1825)

Procceded by Generation VIII and succeeded by Generation X.
M. Laurent Trendelenburg

M. Laurent Trendelenburg was the first son of Laurentius Trendelenburg and Gertrud Degener and part of the second generation of Trendelenburg.

He enrolled as a student in Greifswald 1482, Germany and got his bachelor degree from there 1485 and his Magister degree 1488.

He then went on to become Clericus at St. Nicolai in Wismar and was hired 1500 as the Bishop of Ratzeburg. Was detectable 1515.
Trendelenburg (Gen. 6)

Generation VI of Trendelenburg

1. Lucretia Trendelenburg
2. Gertrud Trendelenburg
3. Caspar Trendelenburg
4. Beata Trendelenburg (16XX-1664)
5. Gotthard Trendelenburg (16XX-1671)
6. Martin Trendelenburg
7. Margaretha Trendelenburg (1644-1655)
8. Johannes Trendelenburg (1646-1728)
9. Thomas Trendelenburg
10. Stens Trendelenburg (1649-1722)
11. Elisabeth Trendelenburg
12. Caspar Trendelenburg
13. Liboria Trendelenburg (1657-1729)
14. Thomas Trendelenburg
15. Anna Trendelenburg
16. Peter Trendelenburg
17. Margaretha Trendelenburg
18. Thomas Trendelenburg
19. Caspar Trendelenburg (1652-1707)
20. Catharina Trendelenburg
21. Elisabeth Trendelenburg

Procceced by Generation V and succeeded by Generation VII.
Trendelenburg (Gen. 12)

Generation XII of Trendelenburg

1. Greta Siegrid Martha Trendelenburg (1883)
2. Marie Wanda Johanna Trendelenburg (1855)
3. Wanda Johanna Trendelenburg (1886)
4. Johanna Clara Trendelenburg (1888)
5. Lotte Augusta Trendelenburg (1889)
6. Luise Sophie Trendelenburg (1892)
7. Clara Caroline Ferdinanda Trendelenburg (1875)
8. Adolf August Christina Trendelenburg (1876)
9. Wilhelm Ernst Trendelenburg (1877)
10. Friedrich Adolf Albrecht Trendelenburg (1878)
11. Luise Maria Sonny Trendelenburg (1880)
12. Ernst Paul Archibald Trendelenburg (1882)
13. Paul Georg Trendelenburg (1884)
14. Ferdinande (Hanna) Carol. Marie Trendelenburg (1886)
15. Ferdinand Carl Adolf Trendelenburg (1896)

Procceded by Generation XI and succeeded by Generation XIII.
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Stens Trendelenburg (Gen. 6)

Stens Trendelenburg (1649-1722) was the third son of Stens Trendelenburg (1607-1668) and Anna Gültzowen. He was part of the sixth generation of Trendelenburg.

He was a business man in Greifswald and became a councillor 1710.

In 1678 he married Elisabeth Corswant (1658-1731) a sixth generation descendant to Peter Corswant, the primogenitor of the Corswant family. Together they had nine children.

Stens Trendelenburgs sister Liboria Trendelenburg married Christoph Corswant who was knighted von Corswant by Leopald I, Holy Roman Emperor.
Caspar Trendelenburg

Caspar Trendelenburg was the son of Stanislaus Trendelenburg and Catharina Strelen. He was part of the fifth generation of the Trendelenburg family.

He was a spice trader in Anklam, Germany.

In 1644 he married Catharina Glanten and together they had six children:

1. Peter Trendelenburg
2. Margaretha Trendelenburg
3. Thomas Trendelenburg
4. Caspar Trendelenburg
5. Catharina Trendelenburg
6. Elisabeth Trendelenburg
Xtreme Swing

Xtreme Swing is a thrill ride located at Valleyfair in Shakopee, Minnesota.

## Specifications

Xtreme Swing is a Screamin' Swing type ride built by S&S Worldwide. The structure itself is 100 feet (30 m) tall at its highest point, the equivalent height of a ten-story building, making it the world's second largest swinging thrill ride, Skyhawk at Cedar Point being the largest. It consists of two swinging arms, both 84 feet (26 m) tall, seating 20 across and 20 back to back (40 total). At full swing, the ends of the arms approach 125 feet (38 m) high off the ground—as high as a twelve-story building—and achieve a maximum velocity of 60 miles-per-hour—faster than most wooden roller coasters. The ride lasts about one minute, and can accommodate 800 passengers per hour. Riders must be 48 inches (1,200 mm) or taller. Riders are restrained by a lap bar.

## Trivia

* Built in 2006.
* The structure is 100 feet high, but riders reach heights of 125 feet above the midway.
* Two giant arms swing opposite of each other, reaching speeds of 60 miles per hour.
* Each swing can accommidate up to 20 riders each.
Trendelenburg (Gen. 5)

Generation V of Trendelenburg

1. Joachim Trendelenburg
2. Catharina Trendelenburg
3. Beata Trendelenburg
4. Jacob Trendelenburg (1586-1618)
5. Blasius Trendelenburg
6. Caspar Trendelenburg (1592-1667)
7. Jürgen Trendelenburg
8. Peter Trendelenburg
9. Catharina Trendelenburg
10. Dorothea Trendelenburg
11. Thomas Trendelenburg
12. Anna Trendelenburg
13. Daniel Trendelenburg
14. Stens Trendelenburg (1607-1668)
15. Margaretha Trendelenburg
16. Paschen Trendelenburg
17. David Trendelenburg
18. Engel Trendelenburg
19. Caspar Trendelenburg

Procceced by Generation IV and succeeded by Generation VI.
Margaretha Röhl

Margaretha Röhl was born August the 20th, 1588 and died April the 20th, 1688. She was the third and last wife of Thomas Trendelenburg from the fourth generation of the Trendelenburg family.

She was the daughter of Stenz Röhl and Margarete Peters.

Her father was the son of Ignatius Röhl and his wife Anna Wartenberg.

Her mother was the daughter of Hans Peters and Margarete von Segebade, who married around 1530.
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Von Restorff

von Restorff, also von Redekesdorpe, is the name of an old North German nobility. The lords of Restorff blong to the Mecklenburg of Uradel, and they also acquired property and prestige in the Mark Brandenburg and the Kingdom of Denmark.

Emerentia von Restorff was the second wife of Heinrich Elmhoff, the grandson of the son of Catharina Trendelenburg.
Caspar Trendelenburg (Gen. 6)

Caspar Trendelenburg was the son of Caspar Trendelenburg and Catharina Glanten; as part of the sixth generation of the Trendelenburg family.

He was married two times and his first marriage was with Elisabeth Hagen, daughter of Christopher Hagen, a cleric in Anklam, Germany. They had three children together and the last daughter Margaretha Hedwig died together with the mother Elisabeth.

1. Anna Maria Trendelenburg
2. Catharina Elisabeth Trendelenburg
3. Margaretha Hedwig Trendelenburg

His second marriage was 1684 with Euphrosina Goetschen, daughter of a Mayor and they had 4 children together.

1. Euphrosina Trendelenburg
2. Caspar Trendelenburg
3. Christian Trendelenburg
4. Friedrich Trendelenburg
5. Theodor Trendelenburg
Blue Energy

**Whoops! Some information has been lost in the Void!**

This article is a stub and is missing data.

### Overview

Description: Capsules that can be absorbed to provide energy to the body
Tradable: No
Gatherable, Craftable

### Harvested From

 Sleep
 Sleep
 Sleep
* 1 Blue Energy - 60% chance

### Crafted From

* 1 Time Sphere
* 1 Time Sphere

### Used For

##### Materials

* 1 Time Sphere
* 1 Log

##### Room Items

* 1 Time Sphere
* 1 Log

##### Avatar Items

* Various
* 150 Twig
* 20 Branch
Marten Trendelenburg

Marten Trendelenburg was the third son of Laurentius Trendelenburg and Gertrud Degener and the first born of the second generation of Trendelenburg.

Marten married Anna Stammers who was the daughter of senator Joannes Stamer and his wife Gertrudis Radeloff. They had four children together who are part of the third generation of Trendelenburg.
Von Hegardt

Swedish family with the primogenitor being Martin Hegardt who along with his wife Liboria von Corswant and their children got knighted to von Hegardt on september 12, 1717.

Liboria von Corswant was the daughter of Liboria Trendelenburg and the niece of Stens Trendelenburg.

The von Hegardt family hosted the king

Charles XII of Sweden during his two year long stay in Lund, Malmö where the family lived.
Trendelenburg (Gen. 10)

Generation X

1. Anonymous (F) Tr.
2. Otto Trendelenburg
3. Bernhard Ferdinand Trendelenburg (1809-1827)
4. Wilhelm Franz Alexander Trendelenburg (1813)
5. Johanna Luise Trendelenburg (1815-1817)
6. Emma Maria Arangista Trendelenburg (187-1867)
7. Louis Heinrich Trendelenburg (1819-1856)
8. Emilie Pauline Trendelenburg (1821-1837)
9. Wilhelmine Trendelenburg
10. Friedrich August Trendelenburg (1786)
11. Wilhelm Caspar Trendelenburg (1787-1851)
12. Dorothea Elisabeth Trendelenburg (1788-1809)
13. Sophia Magdalena Trendelenburg (1790)
14. Juliana Katharina Trendelenburg (1794-1827)
15. Marie Sophie (Marianne) Trendelenburg (1798-1878)
16. Georg Trendelenburg (1812)
17. Juliana Elisabeth Trendelenburg (1800-1839)
18. Friedrich Adolf Trendelenburg (1802-1872)
19. Caroline Sarah Trendelenburg (1805-1871)
20. Sophie Elisabeth Trendelenburg (1797-1844)
21. Friedrike Trendelenburg (1830)
22. Theodor Caspar Trendelenburg (1800-1845)

Procceded by Generation IX and succeeded by Generation XI.
Catharina Trendelenburg (Gen. 3)

Catharina Trendelenburg was the first child and the only daughter of Marten Trendelenburg and Anna Stamer. She was part of the third generation of the Trendelenburg family like her cousin Jürgen Trendelenburg.

She was married Joannes Scabbel who was elected as senator 1553 and died 1556.

Together they had one child Henricus Scabbel whose grandson Heinrich Elmhoff was married to Emerentia von Restorff, a descendant to Johann von Redekesdorpe (1210-1254) and Detlev von Negendanck who got knighted 1229.
Caspar Trendelenburg (Gen. 2)

Catharina Trendelenburg was the second son of Laurentius Trendelenburg and Gertrud Degener and part of the second generation of Trendelenburg.

He enrolled as a student in Greifswald, Germany 1502 and then in Rostock 1504.

Clericus Sverinensis.

Chaplain for Henry V, Duke of Mecklenburg (1479-1552). Letter from him in 1531. His testament 1547.
Boost Gauge

Every vehicle has a **Boost Gauge** in the bottom centre which indicates the current boost pressure. The dial will raise from zero to full as long as you hold down the accelerator uninterrupted. Releasing the accelerator or braking will lose all boost, even in the air.

Once the boost gauge is full, the needle will eventually begin to shake - This means that the boost pressure is close to release. Shortly after this, if you do not interrupt your acceleration, the boost pressure will release and your Overcharged Turbo will engage, giving you a boost of speed.

After releasing the boost pressure via your Overcharged Turbo, you will need to release the accelerator or brake in order to begin charging your turbo boost again. This works unlimited times, but it takes at every vehicle a little longer or shorter to charge an overcharged turbo because the engine is running up slower.

When you charge up your boost with Super Diesel and if your needle is stopping to charge the overcharged turbo, you can even spam click the left pedal in very small intervals and your turbo will still keep charging.

Note that without the tuning part “OVERCHARGED TURBO” equipped, there is no way to release the boost pressure and you will not receive any speed boost for hitting max boost pressure.
Ilsabe Trendelenburg

Ilsabe Trendelenburg was the second daughter of Laurentius Trendelenburg and Gertrud Degener and part of the second generation of Trendelenburg.

Ilsabes husband carried the last name Grothen and their daughter was named Anna Grothen (Gen. 3). Annas husband carried the last name Langen and their daughter Catharina Langen (Gen. 4) married Petro Sanders. The Sanders named their daughter Anna Sanders (Gen. 5) after her grandmother Anna Grothen (the daughter of Ilsabe Trendelenburg). Anna Sanders married a Joanni Reiners.
Trendelenburg (Gen. 7)

Generation VII of Trendelenburg

1. Anna Trendelenburg (1678-1748)
2. Stens Trendelenburg (1681-1764)
3. Anonymous Tr.
4. Peter Trendelenburg (1686-1763)
5. Elisabeth Trendelenburg (1688-1709)
6. Johannes Trendelenburg (1690)
7. Liboria Trendelenburg (1691)
8. Elsiabe Trendelenburg (1692-1696)
9. Liboria Trendelenburg (1695-1764)
10. Stens Trendelenburg
11. Catharina Trendelenburg
12. Gerhard Trendelenburg
13. I. (F) Trendelenburg
14. Caspar Trendelenburg (17XX-1768)
15. Johann Trendelenburg
16. Gotthard Trendelenburg
17. Dorothea Trendelenburg
18. Caspar Trendelenburg
19. Jürgen Trendelenburg
20. Peter Trendelenburg
21. Johann Trendelenburg
22. Catharina Regina Trendelenburg
23. Christina Emerentia Trendelenburg
24. Stens Trendelenburg
25. Christoph Trendelenburg
26. Emerentia Trendelenburg
27. Anna Maria Trendelenburg
28. Catharina Elisabeth Trendelenburg
29. Margaretha Hedwig Trendelenburg
30. Euphorisina Trendelenburg
31. Caspar Trendelenburg (16XX-1740)
32. Christian Trendelenburg
33. Friedrich Trendelenburg
34. Theodor Trendelenburg (1696-1765)

Procceded by Generation VI and succeeded by Generation VIII.
Thomas Trendelenburg (Gen. 4)

Thomas Trendelenburg was the third son of Jürgen Trendelenburg and Anna Hein. Along with his three brothers, he was part of the fourth generation of the Trendelenburg family, the youngest brother being Stanislaus Trendelenburg.

Thomas was a councillor in Wismar 1587 and he died 1617 after having twelve children.

He was married a total of three times and his first wife was Elisabeth von Eichen who died 1600.

Together they had three six

children:

1. Jürgen Trendelenburg
2. Peter Trendelenburg
3. Catharina Trendelenburg
4. Dorothea Trendelenburg
5. Thomas Trendelenburg
6. Anna Trendelenburg

His second wife was Anna Drögen who died 1604 with whom Thomas had his seventh child, Daniel Trendelenburg.

His last marriage was with Margaretha Röhl (1588-1688) which gave five children:

1. Stens Trendelenburg
2. Margareta Trendelenburg
3. Paschen Trendelenburg
4. David Trendelenburg
5. Engel Trendelenburg
Friedrich Adolf Trendelenburg

German philosopher (November 30, 1802 - January 24, 1872).

Author of *Thesis Platonis de ideis et numeris doctrina ex Aristotele illustrata (On Plato's Doctrine of Ideas and Numbers as Illustrated by Aristotle)*

Father of Friedrich Trendelenburg

Son of Friedrich Wilhelm Trendelenburg

His teaching method was highly regarded by Søren Kierkegaard who called him "one of the most sober philosophical philologists I know.
Laurentius Trendelenburg

Primogenitor of the Trendelenburg family. Born in the 15th century and died before 1494. Was detectable between 1459-1477 and worked as a brewerer in Wismar, Germany.

Married to Gertrud Degener who was the daughter of the Mayor of Wismar Thomas Degener (1411-1470).

Laurentius and Gertrud had seven children together which constitute Generation II of the Trendelenburg family.
Peter Trendelenburg (Gen. 6)

Peter Trendelenburg was the son of Caspar Trendelenburg and Catharina Glanten. He was part of the 6th generation of the Trendelenburg.

He was married two times and his first marriage was with Elisabeth Pfenningsdorff who died 1692. They had three children together:

1. Caspar Trendelenburg
2. Jürgen Trendelenburg
3. Peter Trendelenburg

His second wife was Emerentia Engelbrecht with whom he had six children:

1. Johann Trendelenburg
2. Catharina Regina Trendelenburg
3. Christina Emerentia Trendelenburg
4. Stens Trendelenburg
5. Christoph Trendelenburg
6. Emerentia Trendelenburg
Theodor Trendelenburg

Theodor Trendelenburg (1696-1765) was the son of Caspar Trendelenburg and Euphorosina Goetich and part of the seventh generation of the Trendelenburg family.

He was a Pastor in Brünn 1721.

Superintendent and Hofprediger in Neustrelitz 1737 and Neubrandenburg after injury 1753.

His wife was Elisabeth Örthling (1705-1796) who was the daughter of Samuel Örtling, a pastor in Brünn.

They had 18 children together:

1. Agneta Wilhelmina Trendelenburg (1722-1751)
2. Christian Friedrich Trendelenburg (1724-1792)
3. Sophia Trendelenburg (1725)
4. Regina Trendelenburg (1727-1787)
5. Friedrich Wilhelm Trendelenburg (1729)
6. Lucia Luise Trendelenburg (1730)
7. Adolf Friedrich Trendelenburg (1732-1735)
8. Christina Albert. Carol. Trendelenburg (1734-1821)
9. Adolf Friedrich Trendelenburg (1737-1803)
10. Hans Adolf Trendelenburg (1738-1763)
11. Dorothea Sophia Trendelenburg (1740-1802)
12. Elisabeth Albertina Trendelenburg (1742-1798)
13. August Theodor Trendelenburg
14. Karl Ludwig Trendelenburg (1745-1745)
15. Joannes Dorotheus Trendelenburg (1746-1816)
16. Carl Ludwig Friedrich Trendelenburg (1748-1783)
17. Friedrich Ernst Trendelenburg (1749-1772)
18. Gottlob Trendelenburg (1751)
Infirmary

The Infirmary
The Infirmary is located on the second floor across from the main staircase. It is mostly manned by House of Apollo students, and is headed up by Magical Medicine professor and Head of the House of Apollo, Professor Ferro. You can come here with all complaints whether it be physical, mental, or Scrofungulus. (We were just kidding about that last one. Scrofungulus is *gone, right?*)
Trendelenburg (Gen. 8)

Generation XIII of Trendelenburg

1. Stens Joachim Trendelenburg (1725-1799)
2. Liboria Trendelenburg (1734-1802)
3. Anonymous (F) Tr.
4. Elisabeth Dorothea Trendelenburg (1714-1726)
5. Euphrosine Hedwig Trendelenburg (1716)
6. Caspar Theodor Trendelenburg (1718-1758)
7. Theodor Christoph Trendelenburg
8. Christian Friedrich Trendelenburg
9. Agneta Wilhelmina Trendelenburg (1722-1751)
10. Christian Friedrich Trendelenburg (1724-1792)
11. Sophia Trendelenburg (1725)
12. Regina Trendelenburg (1727-1787)
13. Friedrich Wilhelm Trendelenburg (1729)
14. Lucia Luise Trendelenburg (1730)
15. Adolf Friedrich Trendelenburg (1732-1735)
16. Christina Albert. Carol. Trendelenburg (1734-1821)
17. Adolf Friedrich Trendelenburg (1737-1803)
18. Hans Adolf Trendelenburg (1738-1763)
19. Dorothea Sophia Trendelenburg (1740-1802)
20. Elisabeth Albertina Trendelenburg (1742-1798)
21. August Theodor Trendelenburg
22. Karl Ludwig Trendelenburg (1745-1745)
23. Joannes Dorotheus Trendelenburg (1746-1816)
24. Carl Ludwig Friedrich Trendelenburg (1748-1783)
25. Friedrich Ernst Trendelenburg (1749-1772)
26. Gottlob Trendelenburg (1751)

Procceded by Generation VII and succeeded by Generation IX.
Corswant

Family from Greifswald.

Elisabeth Corswant was the wife of Stens Trendelenburg.

Christoph Corswant was the husband of Liboria Trendelenburg and got knighted along side his brother Caspar Corswant to von Corswant by Leopald I, Holy Roman Emperor and are thus the primogenitors of the von Corswant family.
Stens Trendelenburg

Stens Trendelenburg was the fifth of Thomas Trendelenburg and the first from his marriage with Margaretha Röhl. He was part of the fifth generation of the Trendelenburg Family.

He was born 1607 and died 1668. In 1638 he was listed as a citizen in Greifswald, Germany.

He worked as a spice trader and he married Anna Gültzowen who was the daughter of Johannes Gültzowen, a brewerer in Greifswald. Together the had 9 children:

1. Margaretha Trendelenburg (1644-1655)
2. Johannes Trendelenburg (1646-1728)
3. Thomas Trendelenburg
4. Stens Trendelenburg (1649-1722)
5. Elisabeth Trendelenburg
6. Caspar Trendelenburg
7. Liboria Trendelenburg (1657-1729)
8. Thomas Trendelenburg
9. Anna Trendelenburg
Hill Climber

### **The Hill Climber**

The Hill Climber is the first vehicle in the game and is unlocked at the beginning. It's an all-round vehicle and is used by many players from the beginning. It has four upgradable stats.

•***Engine*** (More speed, and a faster, more powerful turbo)

•***Grip*** (Improved grip for better traction and power delivery to the ground)

•***Suspension*** (Lower weight point and better shock absorption improve stablity at high speeds)

•***AWD*** (Improved AWD results in more balanced power delivery)